The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-12-03
BASKET SOCIAL
KENW00D HALL
Large Attendance ut Social Event il
KenwOOd Last Tuesday-GOOd
Program Enjoyed
Box Sale Amounted to SOS, Which Will
Go to Purchase Larger VictrOla
for the School
ARION, Dec. Especial

wood hall on Tuesday evening was 6
decided success, and the large Grove
present enjoyed an excellent program
given by Miss Ava Buffers pupils, con
sisting of music, dialogues and recita
tons. Miss Butler Is to be commended
on the way each little lad and lasse
performed their part. The comedy pre-
scented by several Arion ladies was wei
received and the grand applause they
received repaid them for their efforts
The box sale netted some $65, which
will go to purchased longed for Vic
trola for the school, The Misses Donna
and Dorothy Buffers basket brought
school wishes to thank all who helped.
Arion was without lights a few nights
last week on account of the engine at
the plant being out of commission. Ev.
erything is working in first class order
again.
Leet Fox shipped twelve big turkeys
from Dakota to the Arion market Tues
day. consequently several families en-.
joyed roasted turkey at Thanksgiving
dinner.
Mrs. Louis Galand and baby, Don
L., of Yankton, S. D., spent Thanksgiv-
ing at the parental, w. Mari, home.
Miss Mary Alice Slice left Wednesday
evening for Hampton for a visit with
her relatives until Monday.
w. L. Boyles is a business caller in
Kansas City this week.
Mrs. r. Kepford and son, Rodger,
were Dow City Wednesday afternoon.
consulting a physician in regard to the
boys health.
Mrs. Mary Suhr visited friends in
Charter Oak on the Sabbath.
Mrs. H. Befensen returned to her
home in Charter Oak Sunday after sew
eral days visit with her mother, Mrs.
H. Anderson.
Mrs. White, of Hornick, was a pleas
ant caller in the Mary Suhr home on
Sunday.
Mrs. Floyd Thompson came from
Spencer, S. D., Tuesday evening to see.
her brother, Vincent, recently returned
from France and to spend Thanksgiving
with the home folks.
Mrs. Z. Ladwig went to Blair the first
of the week, being called there by the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Langworthy en-
ioyed Thanksgiving with his folks in
Boone.
Miss Ollie Fox spent several days last
week at the Harry rBamley home west
Of town.
) Mr.. and Mrs. John Blackman attend
ed the funeral of w. A. Biggs in Deni.
son Wednesday. q o..
Mrs. M. A. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
guests of Mrs. c. Holiday at dinner on
Thursday
The Frank Mari family was over
from Kenwood and spent Thanksgiving
at the parental. VIM Mari, home.
Mrs. Lamont Galland. of Sioux City.
was q brief caller here Thursday, en-
route to Manning where she will make
a. ,:,;< l>1,, ,se<o
Mrs. A. l.. Bell was hostess at a party
Of friends at Thanksgiving dinner.
There was feasting and rejoicing in
the Geo. Reynolds home on Sunday, the
occasion being reunion or the Reyn-
olds family and also a reception given
in honor of Curtis Reynolds and bride,
who arrived from Ridgfield. N. j.. Sat
urday afternoon and for Vinton Reyn-
olds, recently returned after two years
service in France. Those present We're
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reynolds. Vinton
Wayne, Lyle Kenneth and Marjorie
Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Heller and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Dodge
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. e. Winters
and son andM RS. M. Roberts, all of
Manning; Mrs. Floyd Thompson. of
Spencer S. d., and Bob Oliver, Of Mis-
souri, Valley.
Miss Gertrude Talcott returned Mon.
with her sister. Mrs. E. o. Hoke, and
family in Platte, S. d.
q, Geo. Ratliff, who went to Spencer, S.
D., q few days ago expecting to stay
during the winter. returned Friday. He
says Dakota is all right after a fellow
got acclimated, but thought he couldn't
stand the test.
c. E. society met with Miss Dorothy
Butler Monday, evening and pleasant
time was enjoyed.
Clarence Staller and family We're Wis
itors in the VIM. Staller home in the
country over Thanksgiving.
Miss Ollie Fox is enjoying n few days
at the Harry Bramlcy home west of
town this week.
Rev. Hardcastle. of Iowa Falls, gave
an interesting talk on current events
at the church Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Noel and chill
dren and Mrs. f. Dorsey We're guests
at Thanksgiving dinner at the N. +.
Stilson home.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Schiltz on Saturday, November goth,
baby boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mari and chill.
dren, of Kenwood, spent Thanksgiving
in the VIM. Mari home.
The James Berka family were Dunlap
visitors Thursday.
Miss Edith Kline, of Dunlap. was
brief caller here Saturday on her way
to visit friends in Charter Oak.
Miss Irene Ratliff returned to her
home in Dunlap Friday after a pleas
ant visit here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Langworthy spent
Thanksgiving with his folks in Boone.
Mrs. Lamont Galland was a brief
caller here Thursday, on her way to
Manning, where she will spend some
weeks with relatives
The box social held at district No. 4
Wednesday night was well attended.
pupils with Miss Alta Schafer as teach
err gave a splendid program and $55 was
realized from the box sale.
Mrs. A. L. Bell and daughter, of
Dow City, visited relatives here over
the week end.
What are we thankful for? First
that all of our boys except two are safe
ly home second. that those who did not
return are resting in honored graves
third that there is not a sick person in
Arion: fourth, we had a good dinner
and a warm home; fifth, we have
scores of jolly good friends: sixth, that
we have kerosene and gas lamps and a
bright moon. Yes, we could go on
down the line for Il mile or more about
things we ought to be thankful for, but
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