The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-26
ODD FELLOWS
GREAT FESTIVAL
Dow City Odd Fellows Hold Splendid
Homecoming Festicai Two Days
Last Week-Good Entertainment
kuEHNLE AND POWERS SPEAK
Professor Cannon's Bird Circus Great
Iy Appreciated by Bott Old and
Younq-Good Ball Games.

Professor Cannon's Bird Circus Great
Iy Appreciated by Bott Old and
Young-Good Ball Games.
The main attraction the past week
was the homecoming festival given
Friday and Saturday in the city park
under the auspices of the |. o. o. +
lodge There was large attendance
y each day, many being present from
the neighboring towns. Friday Hon
Carl f. Kuehnle, of DenisOn, delivered
q fine address which interested his
hearers very much and on Saturday
another splendid address was given
= by L. w. Powers, also of DenisOn. Pro
lessor CannOn's bird circus made up
the free attractions and furnished
4 much pleasure and amusement. A bal
game was played Friday afternoon be
tween Carroll and the home team, the
4 latter winning by score of to 3
V Another game was played Saturday
between the local team and the |. o.
O. f. A combination drill was given
= both Friday and Saturday evenings by
the 10. o. f. and Rebekah lodges
which proved to be one of the most
beautiful features of the occasion. The
, dance given in the opera house Friday
night was largely attended. Hams
orchestra furnished the music for the
event. Caldwell Brothers came to
, town Wednesday and placed their
merry-go-round in the park, from
which much pleasure and enjoyment
was derived by the young people. The
affair was a great success and it is
hoped that from now on the event will
be an annual occurrence.
4 George Cornelius met with quite
serious accident last week. While
he was working with threshing ma
chine he in some manner run nail
! into his left arm just below the elbow,
the nail penetrating over an inch.
physician was sought at once and it
was feared that lockjaw would be the
outcome. The accident was very pain
full, but we are glad to report that the
member is healing nicely now and 1t
is hoped that no further trouble will
result.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell, of
Denison, attended the l. o. o. +. do
ings here Saturday.
w. X. Sharp returned Friday from
pleasant visit of a month with rela-
tives in North cumberland county,
Pennsylvania.
]. l.. Butterworth is erecting large
new barn on his farm near GallandS
! Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Houston and chill
dren arrived Monday from MOntrOse,
Colo, for a visit with his brother, r..
, w. Houston, and children and with
other relatives.
b The Gus Fredericksen family Of near
Denison were visitors here Saturday.
Lem Lambert spent couple of days
= last week in Sioux City attending the
fair.
What might have been very seri-
Gus accident occurred at the Houston
garage Friday night. While the Frank
Wiley car, which had been driven in
for gasoline, was being filled the ma
chine caught fire as result OF an at
tempt to fill the tank while the engine
, was going 1t was necessary to call
the fire department and with the aid
of the hose the fire was soon eXtin-
guished. The car was quite badly
burned but it is considered fortunate
\ that the accident was no worse.
The open meeting Of the WOman's
club at the home of Mrs. A. A. Alex
ander Tuesday night was largely at
tended and very enjoyable evening
was spent. The following program
was rendered
Instrumental Selection ...........
........ Miss Mildred ButterwOrth
Vocal Solo ..... Miss Dorothy Rule
Vocal Duet, Ruby Rolls. Isabel Scott
) Reading .......... Ruby Baber
Instrumental Selection. Viola Paul
Vocal Solo .......... Kathleen Luke
Paper on Red Cross Work .........
...... Mrs. J. II. GoldswOrthy
Song, Star Spangled Banner"
Each number was splendid and was
greatly enjoyed by all present. AT
the close of the evening tea was
served, the proceeds being donated to
the Red Cross fund.
Col. Mclaughlin. of Manning. was
a business caller here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Butler came
over from Kiron Saturday and made
an over Sunday visit at the parental,
John Williamson home.
Miss Esther Turnlund left Saturday
for Council Bluffs. where she will en-
ter Boyle's Business college for the
coming year.
A new cement crossing is being laid
between the ]. l.. Butterworth and
AQOlpn HON. properties III tllc caai
part of town.
Bird Sans, wife and son. Orval, and
her mother, Mrs. Jane Wood, enjoyed
an overland trip to Grand Junction,
Churdan and Jefferson last week for Il
visit with relatives. They left on
"Wednesday and returned Friday.
Ben WingrOve was down from Den
ison Saturday visiting a the Thomas
Munsav home Sunday he went to
Omaha to see his wife in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. e. Mcbride and
daughter, Virgene. came up from Lo-
gan and spent Saturday and Sunday
at the G. NJ. Brake home.
w. c. Rolls was in Sioux City Sun
day and brought home his car which
had been left there Wednesday on ac-
count of the rain. the family being
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