The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-04
ARIoN ITEMS
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Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mari, of Ken
wood visited relatives here the first
of the week.
Mr.; and Mrs. C. N. Rose and Miss
Donna Butler were Omaha visitors on
Tuesday and "Wednesday.
!. Grandma Henry of near Dow City,
was a, welcome visitor here Wednes-
day. :sa
4s Burrell Holiday and Floyd tThomp-
son were passengers to Omaha Tues
day. @s
Mesdaifes John sFurne and Louis
Galland were Denison callers Mon
day. ss .t% sH
Mrs. Newt Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lee,
Mrs. Jay KeYan and Sergt. Ira Lee
accompanied Mrs. Louie kepford to
her home near Spirit Lake Tuesday,
making the trip by auto. While there
they will attend commencement exer
cises, Miss Grace Kepford being one
of the graduates.
Mrs. D. ]. Butler returned from Two
Rivers, Wash, "wednesday.
The Baptist Sunday School teach
ers and families Of Eenison held their
monthly meeting at the home OF Mrs.
James Ballentine Wednesday eve.
ming. A picnic supper was enjoyed
by the thirty odd people who were
present. .....
Oscar Wilson was a passenger to
Mapleton Thursday.
Mrs. Albert PETERS and the Misses
Mile Anderson and Mildred PETERS
were Denison shoppers Wednesday,
Virgil PETERS arrived home from
overseas Thursday morning. He was
in hospital in France for over two
months and will 60 to FIT. Sherman on
Monday for 60 days treatment for
I asthma. He is looking fine though,
and he thinks he viii be all right att
er a few more days in Gods country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hamann and
Mr.. Albert Hamann of Dunlap visit
ed Mrs. Mary Suhr Thursday.
Mrs. Dean Talcott was a Dow iCty
caller Thursday. 3lngla'! ,!n ~
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Haskins and little
son were Denison visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. P. M. Dodge and Gloria return
ed from Manning Thursday evening.
Herman Peters left Thursday eve.
ming for San Francisco after three
weeks visit here with relatives. He
goes back to the navy for another
year but seemed perfectly happy in
going. A large crowd escorted him to
the station.
The Jack Allen and James Berka
families motored to Charter Oak on
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. Wade and children
spent Decoration day in Woodbine.
Mrs. Geo. Reynolds is another hap
by mother She. received telegram
Friday morning telling; her of the
safe arrival of her son Curtis, from
4 France. The word came from Camp
Merritt, NJ j., and we look for him
about June 4th. Curtis has been in
France almost two years and will no
\ doubt have many interesting things
to tell of the great war.
Mrs. N. F. Sti1son and Mr.. Frank
b Brown and family were in Dunlap on
Decoration day.
Miss Fern Berka spent several days
in Dunlap this week with her aunt,
Mrs. H. Ratcliff. "
Dick Pardee and bride of Ute, were
y Arion' visitors Sunday. q '"s .tf@
Miss May Allen of Blair, Neb. came
the first of the week for a visit with
her sister, Mrs E. Ladwig.
Clyde Haskins and wife mOtored to
Logan Friday.
Mesdames G. Dickerson and Enga
Uhle, and Mr.. Don McKercher, rela-
tivest Of Mrs. Earl Wade, motored ov.
err from Sioux City Sunday morning,
returning in the evening. Mrs. Wade
and children accompanied them home
for few days visit.
Monorio1 corvicac for Carl KonfOrd
who died in battle, were held in the
park Decoration day.. Little children
placed armfuls of flowers by each OF
!, the four trees dedicated to our noble
dead. Special music by the choir and
male quartet was very much enjoyed.
Mrs. Julia Rose gave two touching
readings, Rev, Iona Brosius also gave
very fine talk. Exercises closed by
a flag drill by the. children, followed
by 1.-THE Star Spangled Banner" sung
by everyone.
Mrs. louis Galland and little son
departed Saturday for her home in
Sioux City after several weeks spent
here at the parental, w. A. Mari
home. Her sister, Miss Marie Mari,
accompanied her home for a few
weeks visit. ........ .a....g - s.,
Mrs. N. Lind is entertaining her
brother, Marion Porter and family df
Danbury this week. ss ~
p. M. Dodge has accepted posi-
ton with the Jones & Heller Heating
& Pumping Co., at Manning and will
move his family there in the near fu-
ture.
Mrs. Lizzie Huffman and son, George
of Denison, Mrs. M. Murphy of Sioux
Falls and Mrs. Chas. Smith of Ida
Grove, attended the Carl Kepford
Memorial services here Friday.
The Arion Circle were right royalty
MLv ANMEN cIJEEEo