The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-18

IArgotsinger and Walter Nngard. The
boys all look we'll and are glad to be
home. We have few more boys in
France and look for them in July
Then watch our smoke.
Mrs, Chas Quade, of Denison, was
visitor at the J. Kepford home one
day this week.
| Frank Bolton and wife, of Denison
spent Sunday at the parental, C. c.
Trip, home. ...'I :.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Holiday, Mrs. Jas.
Butler and Mrs. Mary Butler were Dow
City callers Friday evening. ..a !.
! Mrs. C. N. Rose spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Catherine Henry,
near Dow City. .t-,.r. 4,
| Mrs. Hillie Newman, of Nebraska,
was called here last week on account
of the serious Illness of her mother,
Mrs. Carpenter. 7f s.f., ,mgbr'
Miss Elma Hawks, of Ulmer, was a
pleasant Arion caller Friday. .mssa.
Miss Donna Butler visited relatives
in Denison Thursday. ~ la-.g.., s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay kevan, together
with their house guest, Mrs. Stranton,
of Twin Falls, Ida, motored to Moor
head Sunday for visit with the Her.
bert Coleman family.
Geo. Lindsay, Geo. ArgOtsinger and
Joe Kepford transacted business in
Dow City Thursday.
Nearly everyone is buying or selling
real estate in Ari0n nowadays. J. AL
len has bought the Coleman property
in West Arion. T. X. Coleman has
bought the Pat Hederman 1913 acre
farm north of town at 5000 per acre.
A. j. Rule is now the owner Of the
Henry Petersen property in North Ar
ion. This makes six good sized deals
closed here in the past ten days. .,Je
Mrs. Sherman Winner, of Armour,
S. D., and Miss Mary Carson, Of Cor
sica, S. D., came the. first of the week
for a visit with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs Dean Talcott were
Dow City callers Wednesday evening.
Earl Lee and family spent Sunday
in Denison with Aunt Sallie Trip,
Mrs. R. A. Talcott, Mrs. Gladys PETIT
and little Frances attended birth.
day party at Van, Talcott's near Dow
City Sunday. ur ..s.rr5...
Mrs. D. j. Butler had the misfor-
tune to lose pedigreed Brown Swiss
COW owing to the recent high water.
Oscar Howard, of Woodbine, and
Leland Allen, of Blair, were pleasant
visitors at the E. Ladwig home.
Everett Carson is plowing corn for
VIM. Turner. 5sr -
While in the country Sunday we
noticed that some fields of corn are
in great need of cultivation, especially
In the lowlands where the farmers
will not be able to get into their fields
for at least week on account of the
heavy rain Saturday The fall wheat
must have few days OF sunshine as
lit is beginning to gOo downnand' rust.
Spring wheat looks splendid and If
nothing happens will yield big crop.
The pastured stock make no complaint
lof the wet weather, they are sure hav-
ing the time of their life, up to their
knees in clover and blue grass. Al.
J, falfa needs cutting assthe second crop
Is beginning to come. When teams
can get into the CORN fields let every
man, woman and Child offer their ser:
vices to the farmer. They must have
help. alt''Gl ct! ! .':'sl.'4 '2&g
Floyd Thompson returned from his
western trip Sunday night. = EaS55
Services at the church Sunday eve.
ming. were we'll attended. Rev. Iona
Brosius preached very good sermon,
her subject being "The Revelation of
God Through Jesus Christi Fern,
James and Mamie, children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Berka, were baptized. e
Miss Faye Pardee and Evan Pol,
lock, Of Ute, were married in Deni-
son Monday afternoon. Miss Pardee
is sister Of Mrs. Allen Dodge, Of
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