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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-10-04
OTTER CREEK LOCAL ITEMS


Rudolph Schuman is on the way to
recovery.
j. Schroeder was at Denison last
Tuesday.
Andrew Larson marketed hogs
Wednesday.
John Burch was caller at n. p. Lar
sons Sunday.
Nellie Hopper spent Sunday at her
home near Deloit.
The Misses Nicholson are at Omaha
visiting the Exposition.
Gus. Sjogren and family visited
among friends near Vail Sunday.
Oscar Ainsworth of Denison, is plast-
ering for j. Schroeder this week.
Anna johnson and Willie Larson
were Kiron visitors Wednesday night
Mrs. Whey and daughter, Tabitha,
visited their daughter, Mrs. Brogden,
in Deloit Sunday.
John Menner and Jim Mcclellan, of
Denison, moved a grarary for Frank
Larson last week.
Albert Brinkleson contemplates
building house on his property which
he recently purchased.
| Mr.. Fred Schiller and wife attended
the silver wedding anniversary at Tay-
lor Nixon's Thursday.
Mrs. j. Gustafson, who has been all
ing for some time, went to Carroll to be
treated, DR.. Wright of Denison, ac-
companied her.
The many friends of John Stone will
besaddened to learn of his death which
occurred Tuesday. He has been sick
for some time but in the last few DAYS
has been very low He leaves wife
and three small children to mourn the
loss of kind husband and father. We
join in sympathy with the bereayed
ones and may Gods blessing Fest upon
them. Services we're held at the house
Wednesday and from there, a, large CON,
course of friends followed tile remains
to their final resting place.
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TEAChERs, MEEllNG.

"A teachers meeting Will be held at
Manila, Saturday, at 2 o'clock, October
s, 1898. AS this is the first meeting for
this year, at this place, a full attendance
is desired. The district is made up of
the following townships-Iowa, Wash
lngton, south-half of East Boyer, Nish-
naboty and sub.distrlct and 8 of
Hays. ALI teachers will be expected
to attend, as it is your meeting, and you
should try to make it interesting; re-
member lin unity there is strength
For those teachers who desire, or find
1T more convenient to come in the fore
noon, entertainment will be furnished.
ii you will inform the local manager
day or SO in advance. School board
and patrons are earnestly requested to
attend and take part in the discussions.
PROGRAM.
oons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. America
What should be done in language work in the
primary grades--Paper. -. -. Jessie Pease
General Discussion.
oohS....- High School
What should patrons reasonably expect from
teachers?-Paper. ......... Anna Beckman
General Discussion.
oohs ............. Glass of Girls
RECITATION Observation-Disclosures. Bell Barr
How can school boards best promote the welfare
of their schools? ~. County Supt A. G. Myers
Song. Columbia the Gem of the Ocean
hecltation.............. Dora Schroeder
The value and study of the dictionary-Paper
General Discussion.
Song .....................H High School
hecltatlon.-.. ............-........ Grace Crakes
hecltauoll... Jessie Paist
Number work in primary grades-Paper
...-...... ..................Je Jennie Parker
General Discussion.
Iteciutio .LOrene jackson
Literary programs; when should they be held
and what should be the object in viewo-
Paper. Albert Healy
General Discussion.
Quiz .TheOra Lawson
ADDRESS,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Prof. w. Z. VanNess
LOCAL MANAGER.
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Notice of Appointment of Al.
mlnlstralOr.
iu uEA snAan Co cou 10MA' In Probate.

TEE uEA smAaH CO cou 1oWA' In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Henry Zirhm
late Of Crawford County, deceased
tn Whom ii May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the Both day of
September. 1898, letters of administrator were
issued to the undersigned, as administrator of
the above entitled estate, and all creditors of
office of the clerk of the District Court. in and
for Crawford county, Iowa, within one wear
from the date of this notice, according to law.
and have the same allowed and ordered paid
by said court, or stand forever barred therefrom.
Dated October /. 1898.
ALBERT HELSLEy
y. r. CONNER, Administrator
Attorney. SO-3t
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George Zea was Deloitite Sunday.
Clay Miller visited in Deloit Sunday.
N. l.. Hunt and wife spent Sunday
at DelOit. IL le fsiS
G. Cose threshed for Mort McKim
Monday.
G. Wiley and Cose did threshing for
John Newcom last week.
Clement Dobson went over in Ne
braska last week looking up farm To-
cation.
John Dobson and wife attended SER
vices in Deloit Sunday and took dinner
with Mrs. S. Horn.
The Deloit ladies received fine lot
of millinery goods last week, ordered
by Halberg & Turner.
Eugene Schiller and wife, and w.
Campbell and wife were visiting under
the parental roof Sunday.
Leon Mead starts for Rockwell City
where his father resides. lie expects
to make his future home there.
Mrs. j. McKim and daughter Enretha
started home Sunday afternoon after
short visit with relatives and friends.
James Turner finished making sor
ghum last week and is again seen be-
hind the counter of Halberg Il Turner's
store.
Deloit was all business Saturday, the
new feed mill being at work, and sew
eral were in from the country doing
business.
Mrs. j. l.. Miller, Mrs. Ann Winans
Mrs. j. McKim, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Winans called on John Dobson's Thurs
day afternoon.
G. S. Cliff and family expect to take
their departure for his new field of la
Dor this week. Their many friends re-
greet to see them go away.
1t was reported Monday of last week
that railroad was again being survey
ed down the Boyer valley, the survey
ors being then camped on Porter Creek
and on Friday they had gone as far as
Sam Newcom's place.
Marion Lewis and wife, and Ida
Greene and Tommie Lewis, of Greene
county, visited at the home of John
Lewis few days the past week. His
daughter Leilah, of Dow City, came up
Saturday to visit them, returning Sun
day.
Last Thursday the home of Taylor
Nixon, two miles north of here, was
the scene of very pleasant gathering,
the occasion being the twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nixon. If all the relatives and friends
of this worthy couple had assembled to
extend congrations at that time, space
would have been at premium, as it
was however, forty live persons partici-
pated in pleasant social enjoylnents
and at the appointed time surrounded
tables spread with bounties that de-
lighted the eye and greatly refreshed
the inner man. Many handsome and
very useful presents of silver and glass
ware, accompanied with kind words,
were rendered the host and hostess.
Among those present, besides the rela-
tives and immediate friends i'm the
county were noticed: Mrs. B. F. Hall,
of Delmar Junction, Iowa, Mrs. Wool
soncroft, of Lamar, Mo-, Mrs. Morgan,
Armour, s. D., and Mrs. Prefer, Mr..
and Mrs. Klitzke, of Wall Lake, Iowa.
Late in the afternoon the friends took
their departure, hoping Mr.. and Mrs.
Nixon might be spared to celebrate
their golden wedding anniversary.
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HAP OPENINGS AT VAIL.

Miss Maggie Conroy Sundayed at her
home in Arion.
Pat Harrington returned home Fri
day from his visit in the east.
L. SgeBailey and wife, of Grlnnell,
visited at the Price home Sunday.
Joe p. Duffy and B. Langan were
business visitors at Omaha Saturday.
Miss Mable Dewey, of West Side,
visited Miss Ollie Barden last Friday.
Miss Lizzie Casey came up from Den
ison Sunday to visit with relatives and
friends.
Ed Smutney, of Audubon, arrived
last week and will assist in the Smut
ney brewery.
Mrs. Tom Sheridan returned to
Omaha Sunday after couple of weeks
visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fitzsimmons and
Miss Stella were exposition visitors
Saturday and Sunday.
Ml. dllu NILS. W. "a. IGdluSucll. VI
Tama, Iowa, visited Sunday with Mrs.
Ramsdell's brother, Ed. b. Fanske.
George Deter and wife returned
Friday from a pleasant visit with
friends in the eastern part of the state.
Louie A. Fanske left Monday for
Des Moines where he has accepted a
position as matchmaker with F.
Hooker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Easterly and Art
Keith, of Clinton, returned to their
home Saturday night after few days
visit at the exposition and with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Thos. Fitzgibbons invited a
number of little folks in to help Myrtle
celebrate her birthday Monday after
noon after school. They reported a
nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wright, of Ell
Reno, Oklahoma, and Miss Addie
Wright, of Denison, were visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Darling
over Sunday.
The postoffice was moved Sunday in.
to the room occupied by Byrne's fur.
niture store. The office will occupy
the front north side and the furniture
stock will be moved to the rear and the
south window used for display.
Foreman John Thomson, of the OBJ.
server office, accompanied his friend
Art Keith, of Clinton, to Omaha last
Thursday and from there they went to
New Sharon, Iowa, to visit a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Nicholson.
Fire started in some straw at the
stock yards Sunday afternoon and but
for the timely discovery by some boys
might have caused quite confagra-
ton. The hose was attached and the
tire extingnished without sending in
an alarm.
Mrs. Ed McCracken died Sunday at
her home in Scranton after lingering
illness of several weeks. The Funeral
occurred at Scranton Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock. She formerly lived al
Vail until a few years ago when they
moved to Scranton where Mr.. Nc
Cracker carries on harness business.
She is sister of VIM. and Jas. Watson
OF this place and has large circle of
friends who mourn her loss.
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Semi ON sed Carnival, Des Moines,
Iowa, October SO.

On, account of the above, agents IN
Iowa will sell tickets to Des Moines,
via the Northwestern Line, October
28, good until October 10, at one fare
for the round trip. Apply to agents
for full particulars.
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KIR0N CHRONICLES
Edwin Olson has returned to Kiron.

Edwin Olson has returned to Kiron.
L.. Gunerson arrived from Boone last
week, and has decided to, remain here
ioi Solie Vllne' u6Iq Sc cps pc lae
Peter Kullberg and family, ofoLake
View, were Kiron visitors the latter
part of the week.
Chas. Proctor was in our berg early
Tuesday morning. being on his way to
Nebraska, where he will locate.
Isaac Nelson, of Lake Crystal, MINI :,
left on Monday. after a weeks stay,
visiting relatives and friends in Kiron.
The Baptist Sewing Circle met at j..
Sandberg's Friday, and the Lutheran
Woman's circle at p. A. Peterson's in
Kiron.
Kiron was represented at the Omaha
fair last week by p. E.Nordell and wife,
Chas, A. Larson and wife, Mrs. John
Hellgren.
Ed. Bergstrom and Fred Berg, of
Denison, attended the services at the
Mission church Sunday morning and
evening,
Harvey Williams, of Moline, Ills, is
a visitor among his relatives and old
friends of years ago. He finds a sur
prising change.
Mrs. A. j. johnson is at Omaha this
week, where she has undergone an op-
GRAFTON for her eyes, which was per-
formed successfully.
Mrs. Stone, Miss Esther Williams,
MI. and Mrs. Richard Johnston and
Chas. Sundstrom, of Denison, were in
attendance at the funeral of j. j. Stone
on Wednesday.
Two new dwelling houses will go up
this fall in our midst. G. q. Engberg
and E. Munson each will have erected
dwelling houses for their renters to
live in.
The services held at the Mission
church last week were largely attended
throughout the entire session, and on
Sunday all could not gain admittance.
A good meeting was held, the plain
truths of God being set forth most
forcibly.
On Thursday evening of this week
the meeting commences at the Baptist
church and will continue over Sunday,
and some good speakers will be present
A good meeting is looked for. May the
results be an awakening of all believers
in our midst, and the sinner converted.
1t is with sadness we announce the
death of John j. Stone, which occurred
at his home on Tuesday, September q.
For long time he has been ailing and
for several weeks prior to his death he
was losing strength very fast. Mr..
Stone has been a resident of this vicin-
ity for many years and is widely ac-
quainted and had many friends as the
attendance at the funeral testified, He
was buried the day after his death and
Notwithstanding the short notice over
fifty teams were in the procession.
Last fall he accepted Jesus Christ as
his savior, and continued in His grace
up to his death and left a glowing test
imony that he was prepared to meet
death. The funeral service was CON
Quoted at the house by Rev. Hanson
and at the cemetery by Rev. A. Modig
and F. l.. Sohnson. Mr.. Stone was 81
years of age, and leaves a loving wife
and three children to miss his care and
support. May an Almighty hand pro-
tect and guide them through this vale
of tears, so they may meet the husband
and father in the land above.
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Knights TempIar TrienniaI Conclave
Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct. 1914, 1898.

On accountiof the above, tickets TO
Plttsburg via the North Western Line,
Will be sold October to 10 inclusive,
al specially favorable rates. Apply 10
agents for full particulars.
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NEWS OF WEST SIDE

Goob-by to Summer.
Henry Dohse is in Chicago in charge
of cattle.
fee MIS-, Kail cana home on No. Sun
a day noon.
y Conductor James Welsh spent Sunday
at home with his family.
Dave Walker came home and spent
his day off with his parents.
Mrs. Bramer, of Dedham, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. B. G. Hess.
Mrs Wagner is home again from her
visit with her daughter in Omaha.
Miss Violet Lewis came home from
her visit in Boone on No. 5 Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Glasscock and children
started for home Saturday afternoon.
E. J. Dannett came in with five car
loads of feeders Sunday morning on
No. 81.
Six special passenger trains were run
over the Northwestern to Omaha Chi
cago Day.
Hart & Hope have been getting some
very heavy shipments lately in their
line of goods.
Mrs. Hayworth is back home again
from her visit among friends in Har-
rison county.
Supt. Clichton, of Boone, came out
on No. Is and went West again on No.
3 a little later.
John Metz is back home again from
his trip to Ohio, and is doing business
at the old stand.
Pat McAndrews and Kellys' clerk
came down Monday morning to see the
steel-gang payed off.
Now that the extra-gang has left
town we suppose our good City marshal
will have little less business.
Sunday was very busy day on the
road, the way freight engines we're
ordered out to assist in cleaning up the
road.
Chas. Clement is back again from
Omaha and appears some better: he re-
ceived some medicine which seems to
help him.
The party at Fred Bucks Friday
evening saw good number of Young
and old, who spent a delightful evening
together. .
Arcadia is billed for Uncle TOMS
Cabin, Oct. 18th. West Side has NOT
been favored with any travelling show
for some time.
Mesdames Clara Dean, Nettie Glass
cock and Eva Evison arrived on No. s
Friday. The ladies were ACCOMPANIED
by their little folks.
Ed. WEIGH, who went away some days
ogo in a side-door Pullman. has turned
up in Missouri hale and we'll, visiting
among relatives and friends.
We afe informed that Chas Powell
and family will make their home in
West Side in the near future. This will
be good news to their many friends.
The extra gang, which has been work.
ing here, was laid off Friday night.
The main line is in splendid shape now
and the side tracks will be overhauled
in the near future.
Thursday the wind was blowing a
regular gale from the South, accom-
panied with dust and dirt. A good rain
set in towards evening and since then
we have had delightful cool weather.
Henry Buck is now engaged in the
Meat Market for Buck & Wagner. His
many friends are pleased to see him get
work in West Side. Buck & Wagner
are fortunate in getting SO good man.
Prof. Tom Branson, who some years
ago was principal over our schools,
dropped in Saturday to see old acquaint-
ances and note the changes which had
taken place with the passing years.
Editor Harthun, of the Zeitung of
Denison, was up in the interest of his
paper and to see his many friends. The
SZeitung is very popular among our
German people and enjoys large circu-
1atinn
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Sioux City Mondamin Carnival, DC.
tober SO, 1898.

On account of the above, tickets via
the North Western Line will be sold to
Sioux City, October 38, good until De-
tober 10, at one fare for the round trip.
Apply to agents for full particulars.
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'CHARTER OAK CHATS ALL ABOUT OELOIT.

j. p. Connor was over from Denison
Monday.
Ex-sheritf Seymour was in the Oak
Monday.
DR.. Hart went to Chicago on business
Saturday.
T. g. Dubois. of Ute, was an Oak
visitor Monday.
Chris Harm came down from Ute
Monday to see his family.
There will be dance in Graves Opera
Hall, Thursday evening.
The new Presbyterian church will be
lighted with actelyene gas.
3. A. Abbott transacted business at
Whiting the last of the week.
VIM. Miller enjoyed visit over Sun
day with his father at Manila.
Il. l.. Armstrong was at Battle Creek
the last of the week on business.
Mrs. J. P. Thompson and her mother
are visiting friends at Waterloo.
Miss Nellie Kruse returned to her
home in Manning, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Yeager and Miss Maud Hall,
drove to Dunlap the last of the week.
Rev. McEwen and L. E. Goodwin
were Omaha visitors the first of the
week.
VIM. Miller moved the first of the
week into l.. e. Goodwins new resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezer went to Sioux City
to visit their son at Leeds, and attend
the Carnival.
Mrs. Beatty and children returned
Friday from visit with friends at
Aten, Neb.
Slrs Carey, Criswell, Kruger and
Cummings were looking up friends. at
the Oak last Friday.
Miss Goldie Dow, of Dow City,, spent
a few days at the Oak, the guest of
Miss Gladys Slocumb.
Miss N. Egbert returned Saturday
from summers visit with friends in
the central part of the state.
Miss Lucy Healy, of Kenwood, visited
Monday with her sister Kate, and goes
from here to Otto, to visit friends few
days.
A number of the young folks of the
Oak attended party at B. F. Neppers,
Friday evening and report very pleas
ant time.
As Rev. Brown was unable to preach
Sunday, Rev. McEwen again held
Union services in the M. E. church in
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Andrews returned
Sunday evening from Arthur, Iowa,
where they had been visiting Mr.. An
drews' brother.
DR.. r. j. Hart and w. G. johnson
have put actelyene gas plants in their
houses. 1t makes a very clear light,
and is very convenient.
Harm Thede. of the sixth cavelry U.
S. A., arrived Friday afternoon 1ro
Boston. where he had been sick in the
hospital for some time. He was in the
thickest of the fight at Santiago and
taken from there to Montauk Point.
VIM. O'Brien moved his stock of
goods Monday back into Mr.. Romans
store, on the corner. Mr.. Schurke will
move his building back for a store room
and put up new brick in its place.
We are glad to see such Improvements.
3. G. Abbott returned Sunday from
Klondike. lie looks we'll and hearty
and little shows the hardships of the
Chilkoot Pass. He will spend the win
ter at home and will start back in the
early spring with fresh supplies and
machinery. They staked out claims
while there and left number of the
company to winter near the Attic circle.
The battle ship Illinois was success
fully launched to-day.
Eov %Mo hao-Jo,,,;-
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For the Mondamin Carnival to be
held at Sioux City October 3 to s the c.
M. & st. p. R'y. will sell excursion
tickets within $50 miles at one fare for
round trip. Tickets sold Oct. 3 to s.
good returning until Oct. 10.
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The battle ship Illinois was success
fully launched to-day.
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CLUB NOTES.

A most interesting afternoon was
spent with Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Most people Judge this woman by her
first sentimental poems, and really
know very little of the scope and phil
osophy of her writings. Owing to the
failure of some of the members to be
present, we borrowed two volumes at
the drug store of Mr.. Chas. Mosher.
and take this opportunity to than's
him.
Next Wednesday we hope every
woman in Kinsley will remember the
mothers meeting.
On Thursday evening the ladies will
entertain the gentlemen. Each mem
Der will bring half dozen sandwiches
and the usual plumber of cups. saucers
plates, glasses, etc. Mrs. Harry Read
is chairman of the refreshments com.
mi:tee, and will be assisted by Mes.
danes Hine and Colver. An interest.
ing program is being prepared.
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The Sure La Grippe Cure

There is no use suffering fiom this
dreadful malady. if you get the right
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DIED.

Mrs. Emily Chinn, wife of Elisha
Chinn died at her home in this city
December 18th. and was buried in the
cemetary here Thursday December 10.
Rev. A. w. Cummings, in the presence
of a large number of friends, conduct
ed a short funeral service. She had
been sick for sometime but it was
thought she was better when suddenl
she was taken. She was little owe,
Al years of age, and leaves a larg.
family to mourn the loss of a patien
and kind mother and wife,
She joined the Methodist ehurcl
several years ago and professed thu
faith in her Savior throughout he
life, The family have the SYMPATHY
of the entire community.
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Mr. E. p. OFT and Miss Loda M
Russell of Offerle were quietly MARI
ed at the M. f. parsonage. Thursday
afternoon December Odd, Rev. A. w.
Cummings otfici This is taking
leir many friends by surprise.
Mr.. OFT is a well known business
man of Oferle. this county. and has a
host of friends. Miss Russell is a
pleasing young woman and will make
a worthy COMPANION for the man of
her choice. We extend congratula-
tions to the happy couple, and wish
them a life of Joy.
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CHURCH NOTICE

The regular services will be held in
the Nj. E. church, next Sunday. except
there will be no preaching in the morn
ing. The evening service will be ap-
propriate for Christmas. Everybody
is invited.-A. w. Cummings, Pastor
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SD references Enclose sejf-,doress.s
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II you ever hunt call at Hottewitzs'
and see their new stock of guns, lust
in. The are the latest pattern and the
finest make. We also keep a large
stock of ammunition on hand.
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.Chas. Noble started for his home in
Pittsburg Penn. Tuesday morning,
after visit OF some three months.
He has been much benefited in health
by his stay here and we trust that the
Improvement will l,e permanent.