The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-19
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DOW CITY NEXT
!. Q. o. T. Order Of Dow City Plan
ming for Two Big Days on
Septic mber 21St and 22d.
FINE PROGRAM Is ARRANGED
Messrs. Carl r. kuchnIe and L. w.
Powers, Of Denison, Speakers
at Different Programs.
DOW CITY Sept. Especial


DOW CITY, Sept. 1S-Special-
The first annual home coming festi-
val of the /. O. o. f. lodge will be
held here in the city park Friday and
Saturday Of this week and a splendid
time Is being anticipated, fine pro
gram having been arranged for each
day. Friday morning a parade will
form at the lodge hall at O'Clock and
march to the park. where the follow
ing program will take place:
Music .... Song by Chorus
Invocation ....... Rev. J. l.. Payne
Address of Welcome ... Mayor
Response by Col. e. T. Malone.
Address. Hon. c. L. Kuehnle, Denison
The afternoons entertainment will
consist of music and free attractions
of various sorts. There will also be
ball game. One Of the pleasing
features of the evening will be a com
binatiOn drill by the members of
Globe Lodge No. $50 I. o. o. +. and
Dow City Rebekah Lodge No. 497.
Music and free attractions will also
be given. The free attractions. both
afternoon and evening will be given
by Professor Cannon's bird circus,
consisting of car load Of trained
birds. A big dance will be held III
the evening. The program for Satur-
dav will be similar to that Of Friday.
J. N. Bell has sbeen secured for pres
ident of the occasion and Enos Cross
as marshal Everyone is invited to
be present and help make the event
great one.
Fri
evening in the parlors of the Metho-
dist church with a large attendance.
As this was the time for the election
of officers the usual lesson study was
dispensed with. After the devotions
several papers were read. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mi J
Helen Rule was reelected president:
Miss Jennie Cornelius, vice presi-
dent: Miss Mae Houston, recording
secretary; Miss Isabel Scott, CORE
spending secretary, and Loren Thorn
as, treasurer. A mite box Euperin-
tendent was elected in the person Of
Miss Mabel Thomas. reorganiZa-
tion of the society took place at this
time, twenty-five members being en-
rolled. The past year has been very
enjoyable as we'll as profitable and it
is hoped that within the next year
even more good will be accomplished.
At the close of the evening very
dainty and delicious repast was par
taken of, Misses Helen and Dorothy
Rule being the hostesses.
LaVerne Gibson spent the past
week. in Omaha doctoring his foot
which he had cut on piece OF glass
some time ago. 1t was found that
olot of blood had formed in the
wound which prevented it from heal
ing. This being removed it is hoped
that the member will heal with no
further trouble. 1t will be necessary
for the lad to remain a week or so
longer in Omaha.
The w. c. T. U. met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter
Cole. There was a good attendance
and a<very pleasant time was spent.
Last Saturday as WILDER Berry,
who is employed in the Houston ga
rage, was driving into town, pulling
another car, he had the misfortune to
collide with the steamer car Of r. Il
Malone on the corner at the railroad
crossing one mile west of town. Luck
lily theoccupants escaped injury. the
cars being considerably damaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ball, of Omaha, were
guests at the Lem Lambert home last
week.
William Ettleman. wife and baby
daughter went Wednesday to Mon
DAMN, where they visited until Thurs
day at the home of her sister. Mrs.
Howard Pegg, and husband. On
Thursday they all started overland
for a trip to Windon. Mimi. where
they will enjoy a several weeks visit
i: ~ IL
Mrs. j. H. Hargens. Brnten Sharp
is conducting Mr.. Ettleman's dray
during his absence.
Guild Rudd. after a several days
visit at the parental home, left on
Tuesday of last week for visit with
his sisters in South Dakota before re-
turning to his duties in the signal
service corps at MarSa, Texas.
Mrs. r. G. Luke and daughter,
Kathleen, and Mrs. c. l.. Rudd and
daughter, Ruth. were Denison visitors
Thursday.
The B. NJ. McElwain family are en-
Toying a fine new seven passenger
Chandler purchased from one OF the
local dealers Mr.. McElwain traded
his Hup in for the new car.
Mrs. Nathaniel Brundage and her
daughter. Mrs. Otto Timm. and chill
dren, who came just recently from
London, Ore, were among the callers
at the county seat Thursday.
Il. B. Justice and wife were Omaha
visitors "Wednesday.
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth and two
children returned Wednesday from a
several days visit with friends and
relatives in Omaha.
Miss Mae Killion went to kenwood
Wednesday for a few days visit at
the Spray Malone home.
John Mathys and three sons. Clar-
ence Bryan and f. II. Swasey were
callers at the county capital Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn HonZ and son,
Andrew, were business visitors here
Thursday from Dunlap. They also
made a short visit at the home of his
brother, Adolph Honz, and family.
Miss Bertha Tatroe returned last
Wednesday from pleasant visit of
several weeks with her folks at
Cherokee.