The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27
ARION ITEMS
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A good congregation gathered at
the Congregational church Sunday
evening. A choir led the singing of
patriotic songs. Raymond Butter.
worth preached a sermon which held
the attention of all Mr.. Butterworth' s
true vocation seems to be in the
pulpit and Arion people appreciate his
sermons. |.j@~
Mrs. A. F. Stilson, Mrs. VIM. Mass,
Mrs. j. N. Lee, Mrs. A. Fl. Nichols and
Mrs. Fred Mass drove to Denison Fri
day to attend a meeting of the Red
Cross. ..,,|,. V
A family party enjoyed the hospi-
tality OF the home at Mrs. Milo kel.
ley's last Sunday. Those present were
Mrs. Eland Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ell
and, Mrs. Minter and son, OF Vail, Mr..
and Mrs. Retman and Hazel Weber,
of Denison. All enjoyed very pleas
ant reunion and a splendid dinner.
Edward Butler returned from Ann
Arbor Tuesday for the summer vaca-
tion.
Mrs. l.. Z. Butler stepped on a
nail Wednesday morning, causing a
very badly swelled and painful foot,
but it is now getting better.
N. o. Underhill, of Denver, Col, is
in town looking after his property
and visiting old friends.
Mrs. Lena Alleman, of Cedar Rap
ids, visited her sister, Mrs. M. Kelly,
last week.
Mrs. James Ballentyne entertained
party of friends at very nice din
ner Thursday evening.
Mrs. N. M Collier, of Hastings,
Neb., came Friday for visit at
home.
w. F. Stilson, c. w. Nelson, J. A.
Rule and l.. c. Butler drove to Dun
lap to attend Masonic meeting last
week.
The business section of Arion looks
much improved with new buildings
and others painted, It is expected
That a new hotel will soon be builttto
sake the place of the old building that
stands on such good corner.
Mrs. NJ Kelly and Ivan and Mrs.
Alleman drove to Vail Friday to visit
their mother, Mrs. Eland. .f.:
Mrs. M. Conway and son, Martin,
and Mrs. Houlihan drove ts Denison
for church Sunday. i. ~. -s.
Rev. Adams and wife of Dow City,
spent Monday visiting Mrs. Milo kel-
ly. .....,..g.,
Miss Gertrude Talcott was in Den
ison Monday, having dental work
done. y-
Mrs. Frank Woolston and daughter,
of Denison. Mrs. Fred Marshall, of
Oregon, Mrs. r. F. Ranger, of Deni-
son, Mrs. E. w. Pierce, Mrs. p. w.
Hardin, Mrs. Ira Gilman, Mrs.
Boyd and Mrs. Chamberlin, of Den
ison were out of town guests at Mrs.
Mrs. Frank Howorth and Mrs. r. e.
Butler and children of Lewiston, Ida
no, drove from Dow City Monday to
spend the day with Mrs. d. J. Butler.
Mrs. VIM. Mass and daughters, Eve
lyn, and Marie spent Saturday in Den
ison, visiting her mother, Mrs. Fred
'Eggers. !g 'as-nrai} nrI g,
Il Mrs. Thos., Rae was hostess alta
very elegant reception Saturday after
'nOon.C Seventy-five. ladies' were pres.
ent., Miss Lucinda McHenry and Miss
rMajorie Bryan delightfully."- entertained
the company. Miss Lucinda sang
Fiddle and T. and "a Bad Drum" by
Carrie Jacobs-Bond. Miss Bryan read
Marcy Carey and "a Little Brown
Baby A delicious three course lunch
was served.
Mrs. Amanda Mackey and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Sheldon drove to Arion to
visit friends Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Bell entertained Mrs.
Frank Howorth, Mrs. F. f. Butler,
Mrs. d. J. Butler and Mrs. N. M. Col
line at fine dinner Tuesday.