The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-24

one is making the most OF his OppOr-
|tunities.
Mark Riley, rural carrier on route
Il, is taking care of a very sore nose,
which member came into too close
contact with Jack Frost on one OF
those severe mornings last week.
Mark says he doesn't care for any
furthur acquaintance with Jack.
Dr. Toon went to Omaha on bus
mess trip Friday, returning Saturday.
We are informed that Marion Cole
was stricken again on Monday morn
ing and is again very sick man.
The trouble is the same as before, l. G.
the rupturing of blood vessel in the
head.
Mrs. o. J. Judd was in Omaha last
week, Wednesday, shopping and Wis,
iting relatives.
There is rumor OF couple of bus.
mess changes about to take place.
School was again dismissed in the
lower rooms last Friday on account
of the janitor being unable to heat
the rooms properly
Nelson Butler was an Omaha visitor
Wednesday Of last week Floyd Rigs
by took care of the pool hall during
his absence.
We are informed that Glare Butter
worth has purchased half-lnterest IN
the butcher business, the deal having
been consummated the latter part OF
the week.
Mrs. l.. A. Wore went to Denison on
Tuesday to install officers for the
Rebekahs at that place.
The joint installation OF officers OF
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
and the Rebekah lodges was held as
scheduled on last Friday evening and
it was pronounced as one of the most
pleasant social events of its kind ever
held in the town. When the meeting
was called to order, Miss Hilda Turn
lund and Mr.. w. B. Gibson occupied
the chairs as presiding officers OF the
two lodges After the invocation by
Rev. Joseph Stevenson, the chairs
were surrendered to the two district
deputies, Mrs. l.. A. Wore and Mr.. j..
H. Killion. The following officers
were installed for the ensuing term
in the Rebekah lodge N. G., Mrs.
Kate Busse Binnall y. S. Mrs. Blanch
Anderson; Warden Mrs. Bertha Rolls;
Con-, Mrs Sarah Wiley; Chaplain,
Mrs. Nettie Goddard; r. S. N. G., Mrs.
Sharp; L. S. N. G.. Ola Rigsby; R. S.
v. G., Mrs. Nellie Gardner; l.. S. V.
G., Mrs. @. A. Cooper; O. G., Miss
Flora Virgins; I. G., Miss Ada Cross.
In the l. O. O. F. the following officers
were installed H. c. Malone, n. G;
j. E. Pearsall V. g.. 0. A Cooper, r..
S.; c. Scott, Warden; H. Moss, Con-;
Rev. Joseph Stevenson, Chap; NJ. A.
Riley. L. S. N. G.; B. Sharp, r. S. v.
G.; Arlie Sterrett, L. S. V. 6; Geo
Fritz, o. G.: Milford Sharp, |. g.. X. 5.
S. Frank Binnall; l.. S. S., Geo. Bin
nall. Fred Buss is treasurer for both
lodges Both Mrs. Wore and Mr..
Killion handled their parts without a
break and it was evident that they had
expended great deal of time in pre-
pairing for this event. George Brake
and Mrs. Florence Rudd, as deputy
grand marshals are also entitled to
special mention for their work. After
these ceremonies were over, the affair
was put into the hands OF Jay Bell,
who presided as master OF the pro
gram and Jay was certainly at his
best. Every number was preceded
by witty introduction and many and
hearty were the laughs. Talks were
given by Mrs. Kate Buss. II. &. Malone
and Rev. Stephen. Instrumental solos
were given by Mrs. Rena Mcbride.
which brought forth hearty encore.
A vocal selection was given by Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. Gardner and Miss
Susie Wore, and brought forth
rounds of applause and they returned
with another selection, after which
the crown called for a third. Then
came the lunch which proved to be a
regular feast, and it may truly be said
that each one present ate to their
hearts content. After which good
nights were said and the guests de-
parted saying they had been royalty
entertained.