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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-02
FERN LEAF CLUB N
There Were $50 Couples in the Grand
March.

The Fern Leaf Club gave it's sixth an
nual dance in Tomlinson Hall, last night.
In the grand march. which started at 3
o'clock. there were $50 couples. President
Harry Royse, of the club. and Mrs. Royse
led the grand march and then followed the
long line that filled the hall. The club is
composed of members of Capitol Council
Y. Nj. L.. and the receipts of the dance are
given To that order and then disbursed for
various charitable purposes. 1t is esti-
mated that the receipts for last night will
be about $500.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-02
An I~nterurban Freight Depot.

II was learned yesterday that a deal il
in progress looking towards the erection
OF a freight depot for use by interurban
lines running into this city. Options have
been secured on a number OF suitable
pieces Of ground and when a choice is
made a large and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
building will be put uD and either sold or
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-02
September Postomce Receipts.

The postoffce receipts for September
amounted to $40, $780,, an increase of 81. 2O(
over September of last year. The receipts
for July. August and September reached
S120. 400, an increase over any correspond.
ing quarter i'm the history of the post.
office. The sale Of stamps alone during the
last three months amounted to S1l3.00
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-02
Banc Recital Postponed.

The recital that was TO have been given
at the Propylaeum last night by Johnson
Bane. guitar soloist. has been postponed
until oct. 30.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Roemler had for their
guests Sunday their uncle, Mr.. Ed Booth
Harry Booth and Lena Booth. OF CoVlng-
ton. Ky: also their nephew, VIII Roemler,
of HartWen. O..
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-10
HAPPENINGS AT VAIL

Charlie Smutney left Sunday for
Davenport when he will take course
in business college.
Arthur Adams and wife of Boyer
were Sunday visitors in Vail.
Maurice Norton returned Saturday
from weeks stay at Sioux City.
JIG. Schumacher of Sioux City visited
at the Beck home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Thomson were
county seat visitors last Wednesday.
Miss Naomi Williamson returned
Thursday from an extended stay at
Lake View.
VIM Laub was up Saturday from
Denison
Attorney oConnor was legal visitor
at Jefferson few days last week.
Ollie Barden left Thursday for
Omaha Mrs. e Barden is continuing
the business at the Lunch room.
Thos. Adams has secured the service
of Miss Lulu Mcguire as stenagropher
and book keeper at the Vail Mill.
Mrs. Fl. Beck accompanied by her son,
Willard J. G. SchumakereieftgM Monday
for Sioux City where she will1have an
operation performed. Hermany friends
hope she will be greatly benifitted.
The 5 mo. old child of Mr.. and Mrs,
Thorn Tarpy of Botna died Friday and
the remains brought to Vail Sunday
and buried in the St. AIMS cemetary
The bereaved parents have the sym
pathy of many friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-10
AKRON NEWS LETTER

D. j. Butler took a trip to Nebraska
last week in interest of his hay crop on
his farm there
Mrs. A. Alexander and child were
Denison callers last Thursday.
Last Wednesday'while G. M. Talcott
was cutting corn with harvester his
team became frightened running away
damaging machine badly, Geo. and
horses escaped unhurt.
Mrs. A. A. Conrad and Emma Davis
were Denison callers last Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Barsby of Dunlap is visi-
ting with her sisters Madames Stilson
and Bennett.
Mrs. P. E. Bennett and sister Bessie
were Denison passengers last Wednes.
day.
Ladies aid society met at Mrs. j.
Buttler's last Thursday.
Mr.. G. N. Copeland is sporting a
brand new team having purchased them
at Omaha. They are steppers.
Ed Downs is the owner of a new wag-
on which he bought of Stilsen last week
MISS Anna Schessen Is visiting with
Miss Lottie Talcott.
Don Talcott who has been spending
the summer with his brother in Neb-
raska returned home Thursday for a
few days visit before resuming his
school studies at Iowa City.
Linn Rudd is again among us &C.
cupying the house recently vacated by
E. Z. Wigg.
DR.. Wright was professional caller
Friday.
Mrs. j. Frampton of Boone was a
caller at Mr.. and Mrs. Coon's Thursday
Waldo Talcott had we'll dug last
week the dry spell was to much for
Waldo
j. L. Maurer left for Dakota Satur-
day to look after his land interest there.
The dance Friday night was quite
we'll attended and pleasant time was
reported by all
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-10
F., GOODRICH NEWS.

l., +. Morris threshed this week and
his grain yielded we'll
Broder Boysen and Mumme lessen
have purchased new corn binder,
which they have been running over
their fields the past week.
Miss Christina Jensen is working at
Peter Jensen's while Mr. and Mrs.
Henningsen are in Germany visiting.
They expect to stay through October.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wooch, Sun.
day, Sept. lst, son.
Honnas Johansen purchased corn
binder in Charter Oak.
Mrs. Boyens was quite severely
burned Monday She had some hot
water in pan on the stove, turning
around the pan tipped over, the water
falling on her heels burning the flesh
until it left the bones. The doctor
says they may get all right in time, but
it will be long while during which
she must be very quiet.
Geo. Simmon went to Denison with'a
load of grain. bringing home new
wagon.
Miss Sadie Newton called on Miss
Anna Elithorpe at the dormitory, We'd
nesday. s
Albert Wineyis home from Dakota,
after stay of four weeks and is much
taken up with the country. He saws
the crops are better there than in Iowa
this year.
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NEUES AUS SCHLESWIG

Herman Schultz returned from Chi
cago Friday evening.
John Jurgensen departed for Boone
Tuesday where he has accepted posi-
tion in jewelry store.
G, W. Christensen returned from
Minneapolis Thursday after having
purchased a large stock of winter goods.
81. G. Schroeder has been at Denison
the past week attending the regular
session of the board of Supervisors.
Herman Book the implement man
celebrated his birthday anniversary in
the midst of his numerous friends. The
band furnished music for the occasion
Friday afternoon the election on the
proposition of bonding the independent
school district in the sum of 5000
dollars for the erection of new school
building created but little excitement.
Only 80 ballots were cast of which 80
were for and one against the proposi-
ton.
VIM Schroeder and Ed Reiner return
ed from Omaha Wednesday.
FL. D. Paeth and Henry Clausen de.
parted for Chicago Saturday eve.
Mrs. E. Kruger returned from Oma-
ha Wednesday accompanied by her
sister-in law and her children.
Another building boom has struck
the town and the last three lots in the
north west part of the city have been
sold to A. Cook. He expects to erect a
dwelling on them in the near future
AS soon as the new school building is
ready for occupancy the contractor S.
L. Pfleegor will commence work on
the Wiederich and Friedrichsen dwell
ings. Jacob Petersen and CO. have
commenced the erection of residence
for Pay Jurgensen and John Schultz
expects to be able to move into his new
house before snow flies. There are
several other buildings planned to be
completed before the end of the year.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-10
CHARTER OAK CHATS,

Miss Emma McWillmans returned
from Denison Friday morning. where
she has spent the greater portion of her
vacation.
| r. w. Butterworth returned from
the State Fair the first of the week.
Mrs Jno. Bolien and daughter Matte
came on the morning train from Deni-
son, where they had been visiting few
days with friends.
Mrs. Sarah franklin of Sioux Guy
passed through Chrater Oak Monday
on her way from Dow City, where she
had been conducting.a three days con-
yention for the Crawford Co. holiness
Union.
Miss Mamie Dlassburner returned
Monday from visit with relatives in
Southern Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kadock spent Sunday
in Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. johnson and fam
lily came home Tuesday from their IVA
cation visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Bamford left
early in the week for Chictgo
c. A. Patterson was in Ute between
trains Wednesday.
Broder Jacobsen was Sioux City
visator Thursday.
Mrried- Wednesday morning, Sept.
4, at the Swedish Mission Church,
Rev. Eddys officiating, Miss Louise
Larson of this place to Mr.. Gus Olson
of South Dakota. The bride has spent
the greater part of her life in Charter
Oak and has many friends here who
wish sincerely for her welfare. The
happy couple left Thursday morning
for their home in South Dakota
Mr.. and Mrs'C. j. Larson of Denison
attended the wedding of Mr.. Larson's
sister Wednesday.
Mila and Jessie Andrews returned
Tuesday from fortnights visit with
friends in Odebolt and vicinity
Miss KellyIreturned to Charter Oak
Wednesday after threeweeks absence.
Emil Junger is making a shot visit
with friends here. His many friends
gre glad te SEQ him once more and to
learn OF his splendid success In the
medicine profession.
The rural mail routes are now in op-
Grafton and are giving exelent satisfsc-
tion
Miss Mary Roberts gave party Fri
day afternoon to her little friends, in
honor of her eleventh birthday.
School opened monday morning with
an enrichment of about 200 puples. The
grades assigned as follows. First grade
Miss Glasburner, Second and teird
grades Miss Mathews, forth grade Miss
Butterworth fifth and sixth grades
Miss Ennis, seventh andeight grades
Miss drake, ninth and tenth grades
Miss Nc Williams, eleventh and twelf-
tn gIades G. F. Garrett.
Out Of town pupils who attend the
High School are Sampson Penrod OF
Galva and Ella Sowness of Kenwood.
Miss Clara Roberts was welcome
visitor in the primary and High School
department Thursday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-10
WILLOW WHISPERINGS
Still very dry and dusty.

Jun NSA y vi duo ouoUy.
Quite number of our Willow folks
attended the fair in Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs Speake and their son
Joe visited friends and relatives in
Woodbine the first of the week
Mr.. Fred Bien of Ricketts,, was the
guest of Mr.. Charles Colman Sunday.
Mr.. Elmer McElnain made trip to
Des Moines the first of the week
School will start at most of our school
houses, Monday, Sept. End,
We understand the Free Mial Deli
very will begin Sept. End. We notice
quite a number have their mail boxes
up.
There was a nice rain the 9Th. This
is the first good rain we have had since
June Goth.
Mr.. Swanson has been quite sick, but
is improving now.
Mrs. Lambach returned to her home
in Davenport Iowa, after an extended
visit with relatives.
Mr.. William Peters and family and
Will Nutter and family returned home
Monday, after little outing at Blue
Lake.
Fred Wiemore is attending school ir
Denison.
Mr.. McElwains have moved back te
Denison, after having spent the sum
mer on the farm
Mrs. Jasper Hunter has been enjoy
ing visit the past week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Townsend.
Mrs. Foley returned home this week
after an extended visit in the East
She was accompanied home by hel
daughter, Miss Mary, who has been in
New York for several months.
The little son of Mr. Shirtcliffs met
with quite an accident this week
While playing with little school-mate
he in some way fell Off the door stel
dislocating his arm at the elbow.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-10
KENWOOD CAPERINGS
Mrs. H. A. Cook, Correspondent.


Mr.. J. G. Saul has returned from Wy
oming, and shipped five car loads of
cattle Tuesday morning, to Chicago,
Mr.. Chas Lewis went with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyland and Mrs. A. H
Cook were Denison visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. F. c. Green and Mrs. S. Malone
were Kenwood callers Monday.
Mrs. j. G. Saul was Denison visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. j. Waters of Dow City was a
kenwood visitor Thursday and spent
the rest OF the week at Mrs. f. Fem
holds.
A. Fl Cook was Kenwood caller
Friday.
Mr. w. A. Saul was Denison visitor
Friday.
d. E. Green was Willow visitor
Friday evening.
Mrs. j. Garrett and Mrs Il. Fienhold
were Charter Oak visitors Saturday.
Eli Malone was Denison business
visitor Saturday.
Ethel Saul has been on the sick list
the psst week.
Liss Walker was Kenwood caller
Saturday.
Mr.. FL Knobs was Denison visitor
Saturday
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-10
BUCK GROVE LETTER

Jim Jones was business caller this
week
Mrs. Kate Virgins, of Dow City
was visiting her parents this week.
Fred Gigax Jr., and Andrew Peter
son went to Omaha on business, Tues
day.
Jay P Bicknell returned to Perry
"Wednesday, where he will begin
braking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cruise, of Dun.
lap, were visiting with their daughter
last week Sunday.
Miss Franka French was Buck
Grove caller, Wednesday.
Herb Getty has just returned from
Dakota. He expects to stay here for
the present.
G. w. Copeland, of Arion, was seen
on our streets, Friday.
Mrs. Jim Omeara and son went to
visit her mother near Defiance.
Several of the young uen of this
vicinity attended the ball at Manila,
Thursday evening.
Will White has returned home after
being away for few months.
Mrs. Lawrence Hagan was Denison
caller, Friday.
Mrs. A. F. Bonney and daughter went
out to Mr.. Zimmors. Miss Bonney ex.
poets to stay and teach school.
Miss Saka Carpenter went to Deni.
son this week. She expects to attend
college this fall
Mr.. Samuel Stuller is building an
addition to his house, which is quite an
improvement.
Mrs. Nealy, of Manila, was visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Pease.
The force of men that were picking
up posts along the railroad moved to
Mapleton, Tuesday.
N. P. Underhill, of Arion, was a
Buck Grove caller, Saturday
W. j. SERVER, of Denison, was a
business visitor, Saturday.
Mr. Martin Nehls met with a SAD ac-
cident Saturday while feeding his
cattle was tramped by vicious animal.
If it had not been for the timely assist
ance OF his boy and dog he probably
would have been killed.
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ed to Missouri some time ago where
they still reside. !.


ed to Missouri some time ago where
they still reside.
MIR. and Mrs. James Newcom went to
Odebolt Friday to visit few days at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George New
com.
party of young people consisting OF
Messrs. ON. Riggleman, E. G. Judy
Raymond Ines, and Misses Matte Dob
son, Jennie Newcom and Matilda Steh-
llk took the early train Saturday morn
ing for Lake View for days outing at
the Lake returning in the evening.
Carley Riggleman who. has been
working for John Pithan thepast year
returned to his home at Denham Indi-
ana on Monday last week.
Ellis Laugherty got his finger cut
badly while working in the coopeN
shop at Storm Lake few weeks agot
it is thought the fingers may be saved
as they are getting along nicely. III
Mrs Joseph Laughery and daughter
Blanch went to Storm Lake Saturday
to visit at the home her daughter Mrs.
Grace Browns week.
Mrs. A. G. Myers and Mrs. j. Fl. Golf
OF Denison were Friday visitors at De-
lott.
We regret very much to note that DIR
N.Cook will move to Mt Pisgah Thurs
day this week. The Doctor has made
a host of friends during his stay of
more than year and has had good
practice at this place. we heartily re-
commend him to the people of the loo
ality where he has decided to locate.
Deloit Schools commence next Mon
day.
Mrs. Juliet johnson and Ms. Jay
Myers drove over to Dan Robinson Sum
day. Mrs Johnson will remaina week
or ten days.
NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES.
DIVISIONS and Dreams will be the
subject of next Sunday evenings SER
mon. The morning subject will be
The utility of Faith" All are COR
daily invited.
| Quite an interesting league service
was held last Sunday. A meeting will
be held in the Lecture room of the
church next Sunday evening.
George Newcom and sister Bertha
started for college at Denison on Mon
day. They will .be missed fran the
choir and church services at Boyer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-10
In the District Court OF Iowa for Craw.
ford County.
Clara Fehmerling, Plaintiff, Origir

Clara Fehmerling Plaintiff JOriginal No
Ltice. October
Gotteleib l'ehmerling Defend't Term, 1901
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the Office of the Clerk OF the District
Court of Crawford County, Iowa /; petition by
the plaintiff Clara Fehmering, claiming Of
you divorce upon the ground of habitual
drunkenness, and also asking alimony which
has been issued and your property attached.
Fer particulars see petition now on file
Now unless you appear thereto and defend
Term of said Court commencing at Denison.
Iowa, on the nth day of October. 1901 default
will be entered against you and Judgment and
decree rendered rs prayed.
CONNER s. LALLY
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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MANILA NEWS NOTES.

Misses Grace and Winfred Tyler of
Defiance, visited at the home of o. T.
woodward, Monday
Miss Mary Thorpe lefts Monday for
Redfeld, Iowa, on an extended visit to
relatives.
Mrs c. G. Saunders and children.
who have been visiting with relatives
at this place. returned to their home at
Council Bluffs, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs zimmerman returned
the first of the week from the eastern
part of the state. where they have been
for some time past visiting relatives
Mr.. Farrell and daughter, Elsie, of
Council Bluffs, are Visiting old ac-
quaintances at this place this week.
D. Daniels and family returned Mon
day from their visit with relatives at
Des Moines.
Bert Mcclury, of Defiance, is visit
ing with his sister, Mrs. Geo. Gregg,
this week.
d. P. Robertson entertained his
cousin, Mr.. Smith from Dunlap, a few
days the past week.
Agnes Hose, of Osborne, Nebr., is
visiting with her grandmother. Mrs.
Owens, at this place.
Mrs. John Hammer enjoyed visit
from her sister from Botna, Monday.
Miss Baker from Nebraska, is visit
ing with her uncle, Homer Baker and
family, who reside north of town.
Harry Holmes and wife, of Defiance,
spent Sunday at this place, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell.
Melvin Young and Miss Lottie
woodward spent Sunday with friends
at Defiance.
DR.. Gardner was called to Union
Monday, by the serious illness of his
sister.
Irilla Brundige spent few days the
first of the week with her brother.
William, at Defiance
Miss Helen Bradford left Thursday
for Chicago, where she has position
in one OF the Chicago schools.
The Misses Boss, of Charter Oak,
are visiting with Mrs. Thompson this
week
E. A. Bigelow started Wednesday
morning on business trip to Colorado.
Jack Griffin, of Buck Grove. attend
ed the dance at this place Thursday
evening.
A baseball game was played at this
place Thursday afternoon between
Botna and Manila. The score stood
Is to 26in favor of Botna.
May Freelove, of Manning, visited
with her sister, Nettie, Thursday.
Fred Sprinkle, of Manning, was on
our streets Tuesday. He was return
ing from his trip to Nebraska.
Floyd Shaw left Tuesday for Indian
ola, where he will attend Simpson Col
lege this winter.
Mrs. Will Barston returned from her
Wisconsin visit, Tuesday
Mrs. F. A. jackson came home.
Saturday from La Fayette, Ill where
she has been visiting her parents and
other relatives.
Miss Eta Paist went to Kirkman,
Wednesday, where she expects to re.
main for time with her sister, Mrs.
Nash johnson.
Miss Essie Arsher, of Botna, visited
friends in town, Thursday.
Mercy Wedmore has been enjoying a
visit from her sister from Mapleton the
past week.
G. H. Westbrook moved his family
and household goods to Defiance, Fri
day, where they will reside in the fu-
ture.
Misses Kittie McDermott and Eta
Paiste visited friends at Defiance, Mon
day
Miss Myrtle West went to Denison
Monday, where she will attend college
the coming fall and winter.
Mrs. w. Purdy visited with friends
at Defiance. Saturday.
J. z. Ruby left Friday morning for
Savannah on a fishing exnedition
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