The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-12-04
ARIoN ITEMS

A service was held in the Arion
church on Thanksgiving evening. The
proclamation was read by Mrs. Lund'
and after some recitations by the chill
dren number took part in messages
of thanksgiving for our special bless.
ings. Mrs. L. C. Butler expressed
thanks to all those who had helped in
the repairing Of the church; Mrs. Lee
gave thanks for the Sunday school and
| its work; Dean Talcott expressed our
appreciation of the American Sol
dier's Father and Mother" This was
followed by a short talk by the pastor
on "Our National Reasons for Thanks
giving"
Sunday evening Miss Brosius gave
an address and showed pictures Illus
ltrating the devastation made by the
Germans. These pictures are sent out
by the government
| Miss Verna Butler is visiting with
Mrs. Milo Kelly in Denison this week.
Mrs, Maria Suhr entertained at din.
| ner Monday evening, the guests being
MRS. Mari, daughters, Marie and Mrs.
Evelyn Steinhagen, and Miss Iona
Brosius. III s
Mrs. Jas. Ballantine is reported quite
| i'll with the influenza.
Miss Iona Brosius is teaching for
Prof. Wiseman, who has been i'll for
several days.
Fred Stephenson, Of Mapleton, was
visiting trends and relatives here Mon
day.
| Abe w. C. T. U. met at the home OF
Mrs. L. C.. Butler Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Strahan, of Denison, presiding.
Former officers have been reelected
and work for the coming year was out
lined
jay Kevan is quite i'll with influenza.
A new Nictrola was purchased last
week by John Thompson of the Star
restaurant.
Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Beardsley, Mrs.
Connery and Mrs. Miller, OF Denlson'
spent Sunday afternoon at the nome
Tor Mrs. J. N. Lee.
Miss Wiseman, of Lincoln, who
Icame to take care Of her father, Prof
lWiseman, during his illness, has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. A. M. Talcott, of Wendt, S. D.
! who has been visiting relatives here
went to Chicago Monday to spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Burch
The sad news reached Arion Friday
i that another OF our boys, Carl kepford
was wounded October 25th in the big
battle and died November Sd. Hope
has not been given up as the news Is
unofficial and everyone is hoping a
mistake has been made and that bet
ter news may come,
| While on her way to the station to
take the train for Manning, Mrs. NAL
yina Roberts fell and injured her arm
lquite badly.
! The sale of farm and stock belonging
to L. G.. Butler and Dan Hemphill was
well attended. The farm was bid on
at S85 per acre, by F. Paulson. OF BUCK
lGroye. and the stock brought good
.Iprices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Coleman moved
saturday to Dow City, where they have
bought a house. They have many
friends who wish them well in their
new home. .sz IN. :,
Miss Gladys WEIGH has been quite III
with the fu and will not be able to
teach for several days. Mr. and MRS
Ed Wainscott are also quite sick.
Raymond Butterworth moved to
Dow City where he has purchased the
bakery.
Just as we 60 to press we learn OF
1.-THE sudden death of Mrs. Wilson, OF
IMapleton, who has been caring Tor
|her daughter-in-law, Mrs. P. Wilson,
Of this place, who had been i'll with
the influenza. The formers death was
ldue to the same disease, and is In
deed sad blow to the, family. Fur
ther particulars will follow next week
Cedar Falls Record: One by one
| the provinces stolen by Germany IN
Iprevious wars are being taken away
| from her. Alsace and Lorraine $50
back to the French. For more than
| fifty years schleswig- Holstein has
| been under the yoke of Germany and
| the people Of that country are now as
sured that they will again have the
k,,.a,,i1ara ~ returning tO the DrOteC.