The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-20
The Denison Review, Wednesday. january 20. 1915

which a fine lunch was served. Nels
will certainly remember the day that
he was 81
Globe lodge No $50 held their semi
annual installation of officers Tuesday
evening and the affairs OF the lodge
will be in the hands of the following
officers for the next six months Jay
C. Baber, N. G.; Frank Wiley, " G.;
Asa Divine, r. S.; w. G. Rolls, f. S.;
Fred Buss, Treasurer; George Fritz,
Warden; Charley Miller, Con-; Mark
Pearsall Chaplain; Herb Moss, l. g.:
| Will Turner, O. s.; Will Ettleman, r.
S. to N. g.; John keairnes, L., S. to
N. g.; Harvey Hamrick, K. s. to v.
G.; Tom Mccullough. l.. S. to V. G.
One of the worst billiards. of years
struck our village last Saturday morn
ing. 1t began showing about O'Clock
in the morning and in couple oil
hours was hummer. 1t did not sub
side until midnight and by that time
country roads were drifted terribly.
The street on the west side OF Main
street was so full that the snow as
it was scooped from the sidewalk
formed an embankment higher than
the hitching posts. The mail carriers
on Monday found that the farmers
had worked faithfully in trying to open
up the routes. Mark Riley on number
one reached the north end of his route
then had to back track, cutting
through to the west, thus covering
most of his route. Walter Swatman
on route two covered about half OF his
route, while George Brake on route
three made but one-third of his and
part of this distance was travelled on
foot. The carriers tell US that they
travelled farther than they had thought
possible to do, considering that the
farmers had such short time to open
the roads. And they certainly did
valiant work.
Mrs. /. A. Anderson was hostess to-
the Priscilla club last Thursday at
ternoon and the entertainment was
most unique. A movie had been
arranged for on miniature plan. The
pictures were shadowgraphs the aud-
fence room was darkened and light
behind the actors threw the moving
pictures on sheet, suspended in the
double doorway. Miss Ellen Goddard
Isabel Gaskill Beecher
as the. reader of the story protrayed
"The Rejected Lover" was shown in
one reel. Helen Bell unprecedented
Mr.. Leonard, the rejected sutton, Miss
Stella Butler, as Cleo Madison, took
the part OF Mary Ann, Miss Hilda
Tumlund as Francis Ford, represent
ed the Duke and Miss Agnes Goddard,
as John Drew, made an admirable
Father" THE music furnished dur
ing the scene was true picture show
music. The audience showed their
OF the entertainment by
hearty APPLAUSE. The actors had pre-
pared for the encore, the amusing !
pantomime "The Chinese Restaur-
ant This too took the house by !,
storm. Mrs. Anderson is famous i'll
her club for her not-like-others enter
tainments. A delicious lunch was the
concluding feature of the afternoon.
Out of town guests were: Mrs. Mamie
Mulvihill, OF Omaha, Mrs. w. n. Wig.
gins, of Woodbine, and Mrs. Isaac
Gardner, of Topeka, Kans.
The is months old daughter of MI.
and Mrs. John f. Gibson is very sick
with pneumonia. Mrs. w. w. Holmes
came from Denison Monday to take
care of the child.
Ray Field came up from Council
Bluffs Monday, after few weeks visit
there with relatives.
George Jackson was up from Dun
lap last week moving small house
for Mrs. Ada Wheelright from her
residence property to her lots south
of Il. e. Newkirk's. She expects to
build an addition to it, and thus made
a comfortable residence for some rent
er.
Alvin Jacobsen. who moved from
here to the vicinity OF Mapleton, MINI.
three or four years ago was visitor
a few days ago at the Charles smith
home. He also called on other friends.