The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-02

In the country helping the farmers In
the corn and hay fields. Some of the
older ones should take notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Graul attended the
funeral OF Mr.. Graul's sister, Mrs. Ju-
liza Mix in Dow City Tuesday. Mr..
Graul accompanied the remains to
Clinton for burial. Arion friends eX-
tend to them their sincere sympathy.
Deputy Johnson of Denison, was in
Arion Monday and Tuesday on bust
ness pertaining to the Hederman rob-
lbery. Two arrests We're made but
! were dismissed owing to lack Of evil
dence. -, &. .......,s.s a.,
Mrs. James $Ballentine and Margar-
ct were visiting friends at the county
capital Tuesday. ,.f4.,. - I; Il.
Joe Kepford transacted business at
Denison Wednesday,. =. 5t2tg>S. > =
Miss Nellie Galland of tDenison, is
visiting, Arion relatives this week.
Mrs.L. G. Butler and daughter, Dor
othy, were shopping and visiting with
Denison friends "Wednesday. ~. !,
Messrs; Il. Schwartz, Ed Dorsey, .Vir-
gil PETERS and H Petersen are in
minnesota this week looking after
land business. +s js&E i - II . e. =
I Mrs: A. H. Nichols went to Sioux
City Thursday morning to attend the
Estate Sunday School convention -
M Mr.. and Mrs Blackman, Ruth Smith,
and Grace Nelson were among those
who attended the movie sDenison on.
Tuesday evening II ':sia& s )
Newton Lee and force have finished
putting in cement floor for a large,
barn this week, which will be erected
on the James tBallentine farm. ~ {
What might have beenea very SER
ious accident occurred north of the j.
g.; crossing south of Denison last Tues
day when Leon Kepford and his fam
lily and others lin his Ford ceHided
with a big touring car Fortunately
none of the occupants were injured.
Mr.. Kepfortfs car is almost a total
wreck. Bad roads were the cause Of
this accident and it will be afblessing
when the LincolA Highway isepaved.
/ Mr.. aIand Mrs. Frank Bolton and
daughter, Nellie, antoed down from
tDenison Wednesday evening. Miss,
Nellie stayed one night with her grand.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. &C. c. Trip and
took the early morning train Thursday
for tValgo, s. snDak., where she will:
visit with her sister and other .rela-II
tives for the next three weeks I
rs Mrs. il ohm Stephenson and daughter.
Helen, were passengers toaDenison on
Thursday evening. 4}e !. ,s;@7t'8
Leet Fox shipped carload of hogs
to the Omaha market Wednesday.
Mrs. Jake Kepford and Miss Grace
motored from Spirit Lake Thursday,
to spend a few days visiting relatives.
and friends in .Arion and vicinity.
Mrs. Geo. Reynolds / Is recovering
from a bad case of tonsllitis. Et M i
Sam Fox and family attended an ice.
cream social at the Sam n Birkhoferi!
home Sunday evening. They report
"a most enjoyable time. .,.t,, VI
I Mrs. Jay Kevan underwent noper.5
alton for an abcess on her throat at;
the Ute hospital Monday. I We are,
glad to report that she is able to be
about her household duties again. /
Messrs, J. Allen and Joe .Kepfordi
were Denison business callers Friday
Mrs. Mary Butler is entertaining
her granddaughters. Flo and Bessie
Mari OF KenwoOd this week. i
Mrs. D. Il. Graul was passenger to.
Dow City Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Bricker of Mongonia, lisa pleas
ant visitor at the Gerald Langswor-
thy home this week. sat ~ 42tas5
Curtis Reynolds returned from Sioux
City Thursday and also from visiting;
friends at Wendte, s. Oak.
!! Mrs. H. Anderson living north Of
town is seriously ill, Her many
friends will be sorry to learn of this.
Mrs. John Frne was a Dunlap visit.
or one day this week. $40 81 .@
Another deal was closed here Thurs
day afternoon when Mrs. "A. H. Mich
OILS sold her 80 acre farm east ofttownt
for $3.50 per acre! 4; @'::eE5. H.. 4
,Arion Fair Directors! Have you:
read the Arione Fair Warming in last
weeks Review? If not look it up
You will find 1t in section page s. i
T. C.-Petersen has finished painting
his residence in north Arion. {; Z
Members of the Arion circle enjoyed!
a pleasant afternoon atttle home of:
Mrs. 20. W.Marr. Mrs. MARI assisted
by Her, daughter Mrs. Steinhag,ans
served a delicious repast OF which all
did ample Justice Two pleasant fea
lures of the afternoon were piano
solo by Mrs G. Langsworthy and a.
duet'by Mrs. Steinhagen andsMis Eta
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