The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

company with the Geo. Deber and tn,
Richard Wiese families, of Bucl
Grove, left Friday morning overland
for Ainsworth, Nebr., at which place
they will enjoy a weeks visit will
relatives.
Mrs A. H. Nichols was a week enc
guest at the Byron Glow home IL
Omaha. -..
qChas. Butler was a brief bushes!
caller in Woodbine Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Mari and daughter, Marie
returned from a pleasant three weeks
vacation with friends in Morningside
and Cedar Rapids.
| VIM. Eggers attended meeting o.
the state board of supervisors in Mus
catine last week, returning home or
Thursday.
| Mrs. Stella Wills of Muscatine was
an over Sunday guest at the Sam Fox
home. .,'5
! Ed Dorsey came from Cedar Rapids
Saturday evening for a short visit
with the home folks. .-,.
Mrs. James Berka and children and
Geo. Ratliff returned Saturday after 9
pleasant week spent with relatives
in Eagle Grove and Lawnhill
Miss Bessie Lutts of Dow City was
a pleasant guest at the J. Stephenson
home several days last week.
The Clyde Haskins family were Lo
gan callers Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Fox, Mesdames S
c. Trip and Joe Kepford were among
those who attended the funeral of A
A. Dow in Dow City Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Allen and daugh'
ter, Alice, were county seat visitors
Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick, Lund and son
are enjoying visit with relatives in
Clinton this week. s
Mr.. Baker was brief business call.
er here from Scranton Thursday.
Mrs. James Nelson visited her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Corey near Char.
ter Oak this week. ,,@ 4. .s.,. h.. F..
Frank Mari family Of Kenwood Sun.
day. '.' 10. ~ -. '[@. t. '.s.+
Mrs. Louis Galland and Don L., spent
several days last week at the VIM.
Eggers home east of town. Fl
Messrs. J. Mulligan and Chas. Len
sar of Omaha, Dew. ,Priestly, wife and
son, of Farnhamville, and Rudolph
|Bloise. were pleasantly entertained at
Sunday dinner at the VIM. Eggers'
home So
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Nelson, daugh-
ter, Grace and son, Donald, motored to
Persia Saturday evening for an over
Sunday visit with relatives.
The housewives of Arion are busy
these days refilling empty fruit jars,
wherever you may go, that spicy, jelly
fed preservy odor greeting you. A
great quantity Of apples, pears. peach.
es and tomatoes are being put away
Or the winter. This is as it should
be as it will help to keep down the
H. C. L. 'f'T fo H.
School begins September LIST. The
following teachers have been secured
for the school year: Miss Mary. Alice
Slice, principal; Miss Irene Welch,
asst. principal: Miss Martha Hird, in
termetiiate and Miss Cora Stephenson.
The three last named teachers need
no introduction having taught here
last year. Miss 5slee comes highly
recommended. She has been princi-
pal of the Yorktown Iowa schools the
past few years. With such a force OF
Instructors we predict 1 for Arton' a.
successful school year. . ~..4.
Welcome news has been received
here of the safe arrival Of Julius .Suhr
and Vinton Reynolds in New York,
from overseas. We look for them
home in few days. ss.s ~, III
4: John Blackman, Geo. Argotsinger,
and Fred Suhr are among the state
fair visitors this week. H. 81 .,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lister and chill
dren Of Denison, were brief callers
here Monday morning.
Mrs. Frank Bolton and daughter,
Nellie accompanied by their guest,
Mrs. Heavirland, were visitors at the
Chas Trip home Saturday.
Mrs. James Ballentine and e, son,
James were in attendance at the Bap-