The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-06-07

ing with them. This case should serve
as warning, but will it?
Next Friday Saturday and Sunday
the district conference of the L. d. S.
church of the Galland's Grove district
and the Religio and Sunday school
convention will be held in the L. D. S.
church here. A full report will be
given next week.
J. A. Gillespie came down from FIT.
Pierre. S. D., Monday for brief visit
with friends. Mr.. Gillaspie was prin-
cipal of our school two years ago and
his old school friends were indeed
glad to see him. He is on his way to
Abba Iowa. to visit his parents.
A number of Dow City ladies were
invited to a dinner given by Mrs. c..
w. Carr, of Denison, Saturday evening.
Most of them responded to the invi-
tation and greatly enjoyed the repast
as well as the visit with Mrs. Carr.
On Wednesday, June 14th, the an
nual Crawford county convention of
the |. O. O. F. lodge convenes here.
A program has been arranged, COM
mencing at I o'clock and continuing
throughout the afternoon. Rev. W..
S. Right Grand Chaplain of the order,
will deliver the address. Other speak
ers will also have place on the pro-
gram, Stymest Stevenson, of Council
Bluffs, Deputy Grand Master, being
among them. This meeting is for the
public in general, so everybody is in
vited. If the weather permits, the at
fair will be held in the park, if not, in
Smiths hall. The committee in
charge extend a most cordial welcome
to each and everyone to come out and
hear this program. The evening will
be taken up by degree work, eXempli-
flying the initiation and first degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Chamberlain
Helen, were in Denison last Friday
night to attend the musical.
Mrs. Anna Doser and grandson, John
Cross. went to Denison Sunday to at
tend religious services and visited un-
til Monday afternoon with relatives.
Misses Nell and Barbara Scott are
expected the middle of the week for
an extended visit They come from
St. Anthony, Idaho.
Claude Mcdonald and Ida Water
house went to Denison Saturday for
a Sunday visit with Mrs. Frank Carl.
Curly Alexander was passenger
to Omaha Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hover. of Denison, Wis
tied their daughter, Mrs. G. M. God
dard, one day last week.
Mrs. Mabel Toon went to Omaha
Sunday afternoon and expects to stay
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Wulff, of Boyer, have
hnnr hnr yictt Sr,1 hot t1,,
Mrs. David Clark.
Miss Elsie Randel went to Council
Bluffs Sunday and spent the day with
her friend, Mrs. Jack Williams.
Mrs. Asa Bybee went Monday to
the home of her father near Dunlap
for a months visit.
Miss Ida Waterhouse returned to
her home at Dunlap after closing a
nine months term of school in the
Griffin district west of town.
Last Monday forenoon word was
brought to town that man had been
hurt at the bridge east of town, where
a wrecking crew were at work tear
ing down the wagon bridge. A physic-
ian was hurried to the scene Of the &C.
cident. He found the man unconscious
from a blow on the head, caused by
the falling of 16-foot iron beam. The
man was brought to town where he
was placed in room at the hotel and
made as comfortable as possible. Ten
stitches were taken to close the scalp
wound. The falling beam also scraped
and bruised the flesh the entire length
of the body. 1t is considered miracu-
lOus that the man came through the
accident alive. We understand his
name is Sam Frazier and that he halls
from Harlan. No blame is attached
to the foreman in charge
Report says that Elmer Newkirk, of
kenwood, has leased the George Fritz
property next to DR.. VanMeter and
that he and his wife will occupy it at
once. This family will be cordially
welcomed to our little city.
Chris Vollerson and family were Wis
iting in Schleswig Sunday, Bob Hous-
ton taking them over in the auto.
j. F. Rudd returned home Saturday
after several weeks sojourn in Den
iSOn.
There was no little excitement at
the w. F. Dow home one day last week
when their gasoline stove exploded.
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and unfortunately Mrs. Dow was in
the room at the time. But for the
presence in the house of several per-
sons who came to her rescue and who
helped to extinguish the flames, the
house would undoubtedly have been
consumed. AS it was, the lady re-
ceived several burns. All concerned
are very glad that it was no worse.
The ball game between Bee Tree and
Dow City on memorial day was one
game alright. 1t was called at the
end of the sixth inning on account of
the rain. Batteries: Bee Tree, John
son and Brazel; Dow City, Spence and
Brake. Struck out: BY Spence, 8:
by Johnson, 4. Hits off Spence, 10;
off Johnson, s. The game by innings
was as follows:
bee Tree ~ y 5 U ~
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