The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-08-09
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Rev. j. H. Priestley went to Buck
Grove Sunday morning to hold serv.
ices. f
Miss Brace. of Dunlap, has been Wis
iting her friend, Alta Mackey, for the
past week.
VIM. Keairnes. of Shelby county, is
visiting Arion relatives.
John Turnlund was down from Cher
okee to spend Sunday with his family
Riley TalcOtt was down from Maple
ton to spend Sunday at home. His
family and friends are very thankful
that AN operation recently undergone
BY Mr.. Talcott at the German Deacon
ness hospital at Cincinnati was sue
cessful and that he has hopes of good
health in the future. I'LL
Miss Martha Beach, of Chicago, has
been visiting Arion relatives.
here to attend the bank meeting and
Mrs. Stella Wills, of Muscatine, is
is visiting Mrs. Nichols.
The present high price of wheat has
caused considerable wheat to be
threshed from the shock. Spring wheat
is of good quality but rather light in
yield. Winter wheat shows good re
turns. Earl Chambers reports thresh'
ing IS bushels per acre from a field OF
volunteer wheat. III
4 Mrs. A. M. Talcott returned Friday
to her home at Wendt, S. D., after a
pleasant visit with Crawford county
relatives and friends.
John Blackman was taken sick last
week with an attack of typhoid fever
Mrs. Nichols was down to Omaha
last week to see her grandson.
Little Marjorie Reynolds fell off a
pile Of ties when she was playing and
burt her head quite badly Monday. She
was taken at once to physician for
treatment. s1...r. .. -..-........,. I'D.
"A party was given for Mr.. and Mrs;
Arden Bell at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs VIM. Butler, last Thurs,
day evening A large company OF rel
atives and friends were present. A
table was heaped with nice presents
Of silver, linen and china, which were
given with many good wishes for hap
pfness Ice cream and cake were
served by Misses Dorothy and Donna
Butler.
VIM. Antrim, of Charter Oak, was an
Arion visitor Saturday.
Misses Bid and Mary Houlihan were
visiting at Mrs. Conroy's last week.
Mrs. Frank Michels and children, OF
Cherokee, are visiting Arion friends.
Mrs. Conroy entertained her, club at
her home southeast of town Thursday
afternoon. Nearly every club member
and several invited guests were pres
ent. The afternoon and the luncheon
served by Mrs. Conroy were much en-
joyed by the company.
Beryl Holiday returned Saturday
from d visit with her sister, Mrs. Kern
at Cedar Falls. i,,s
The extreme heat and dust of last
Saturday caused the small attendance
at the auto races, the crowd not being
up to expectations. However, quite
rtfaaber watched them from various
places. The dust did not reach the
seats in the grandstand and the. spec
tators were quite comfortable. A mis-
understanding of flags caused William
Leets' big racing Mercer from Manning
race, which was won by M. Saggau, of
Sioux City cars driven by its owner
Mr.. Shipman. The pursuit race was
quite interesting and was won by Mr.
Let's big racing Mercer from Manning
Five touring cars started in the next
race which was won by M. Saggau, Of
Denison, driving Haynes car. There
were two contestants for the motor
cycle race, which was won by Clar
ence Chamberlin.
Sheriff Cummings was an Arion Wis
itOr Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Dodge was Sioux City
visitor. over Sunday and says that the
storm at Sioux City was very bad.