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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

p. T. Thomas, Sumtervilie, Ala, ~ was
suffering from dyspepsis when I com
menced taking Kod0l Dyspepsis Cure. ]
took several bottles and can digest any
thing" kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the only
preparation containing all the natural di-
gesIive fluids. Il gives weak stomachs en-
tire rest restoring their natural condition.
c. J. StOCkwelI. Hancock.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

Mrs. ,. III. Airport, Johnstown, says /.
''Our little girl almost strangled 10 death
with Group. The doctors said she couldn't
live but she was instantly relieved by One
Minute Cough Cure. d. o. GOodno,
Rochester.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

Stops the Cough, Works offthe Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No Cure. no Pay. 25e.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

Eczema, scald head, hives, itchiness oi
the skin OF any sort instantly relieved
permanently cured Doan's Ointment. Al
any drug store.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

No such thing as ssummeF e0mps6la
where Or. Fowler's Extract a Mia
Straw berry is kept handy Natnres ~.
edy for every lo0seuess OF the bowels
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-01
NEUES AUS SCHLESWIG

D. G. Bell of Lincoln, Nebr., special
agent of the Bankers Life Association,
was in town Wednesday and Thursday.
Hy Schroeder and John Wolfer went
to Chicago, Saturday.
S. l.. Pheeger sold his residence prop
erty on Main street to August Rickert
for $500. MI. Pfeeger intends to build
a new home on the east side of the rail
road track Immediately.
j. Wienert of Holstein, was here
Wednesday to attend the meeting Of
the directors of the German Insurance
Company.
Neal Herner went to Ida Grove, Fri
day.
John Petersen has traded his farm
west of town for a quarter section near
Charter Oak.
A large delegation went from here
Wednesday to assist at the republican
rally at Kiron.
Friday was a great poultry day in
town. Hildreth & Riddle came ul
from Moorhead and took in 10 lots OF
chickens. They bought twelve thou.
sand pounds Of poultry.
Mr.. and Mrs. BARLEY Mitchellof Val
visited their daughter, Mrs. E. Kruger
the past week.
Chris Schnoor is erecting a bowling
alley on the lot east of the Schleswis
hotel. He intends to put in a double
track.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-01
HAPPENINGS AT VAL

Mrs. VIM. Terry of Denison was a
Vail visitor Monday.
Madames DR.. Glynn and Otto Unz
were count seat visitors Tuesday.
Will Buente is visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Buente.
Mrs. j. P. Fitch has gone to Peters
burg Neb. to visit her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sherwood returned
Monday from their trip to the Buffalo
exposition.
Mrs E. Bagley of Grand Junction is
a visitor at the DR.. Darling home.
Mrs. Sarah Hulce left for California
Wednesday after a few months stay
with Vail relatives.
OMessers Peters and Suhro of West Side
were Vailites Tuesday.
Geo Friday has returned from Omaha
where he has been having his eyes treat
ed.
The we'll at the hotel corner on Main
street is being closed up.
Workmen on the double track are
putting in II hours per day this week
in order to get the double track work
completed by next Sunday.
P. E G. Lally was a vail caller Thurs
day.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-01
J%OHNSONVILLE ITEMS.

Mr. and Mrs. F. L. johnson and three
children were Denison visitors last
Tuesday.
Mr.. John Larson was a Denison call
err last Wednesday.
r.. P. Sievers and Chas. A. johnson
were callers at the counts last Wednes-
day.
N. p. Swanson returned from his
Omaha trip last Wednesday.
A severe accident occurred to Mr.. P
johnson and daughter last Tuesday eve
when on their way to Kiron to attend
the meeting there. They had crossed
the Railroad track and were going up
to town when their horse became
frightened by the sudden clashing to-
gether Of the cars of a switching
freight train, and in some manner the
young ladies were thrown from the
buggy, Miss Helen falling in such a
manner as to get n of her legs broken
above the knee, Miss Tilda received
some very bad bruises about the head
and was other wise quite badly shaken
up but was fortunate not to have any
limbs broken. AS 500 as possible the
unfortunate one were taken to their
home south of town by Frank Nelson
in his double buggy, Mr.. Johnson's
being d single one and was broken up
in the accident. The doctor came at
once and reset the broken limb as well
as tending to the other participants OF
the accident. Although in pain as YET
the many friends and relatives have.
hopes for the speedy recovery of all
and are expressing their sorrow that
this should happen to them.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-01
CAPERINGs
Mrs. A. h. Cook, Correspondent.

Mrs. A. n. Cook, Correspondent.
Messrs. H. Fl. Rnst, Mike Flahin, T..
Clarey and MI. Vogt were Denison visi-
tors part of last week.
Mr.. j. Bixler and son Harry and
Marcus McCord were Kenwood callers
Wednesday.
MI. G. Lewis was a Denison visitor
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson of Charter
Oak were Kenwood callers Saturday.
DR.. Evans Of Arion was in our locality
Sunday.
Mrs. F. L. Rood was a Dow City call
or one day last week.
A. II. Cook was a Denison CALLER
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. G.. Sleeper is visiting at her
brothers Mr.. B%allentins.
Ed Duncan, D. E. Green and several
others were Denise mites Saturday
MI, and Mrs. A. II. Cook and son at
tendedFchurch at Dow City Sunday.
G.. A. Green of Wolfe was calling on
relatives and friends here the frstof the
week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-01
MILFORD MURMURs.

Mrs. Dora c.. Reynolds who has
been keeping house for j. Miller in
Milford, has returned to her home in
Eaton Rapids Mich. She has accepted
a position as s~tenographer in the Office
of S. A. Smith and the goodwill of
the of the many friends which she
made during her stay in Milford go
with her to her new vocation.
Mrs. Trusdale has bought a new
home in Dow City and will move there
next week. Her new home is large
and she will keep roomers. She also
wishes to give her children better edu
%cational advantages.
Misr Myrtle Inghram spent Sunday
at home.
Dorace Miller has gone up in Jack
son township to husk corn for Mr.. ].
Richardson and son. He will perhaps
be gone three weeks. Dorace is a good
husker and his services are largely
sought.
MI. and Mrs. c. Richardson spent
Sunday with Jonathan Miller
Miss Katie Trusdale will leave the
Denison schools Wednesday and con
tinue her studies at the Dow City
schools.
Mamie Miller was in Denisor
Saturday doing her shopping.
Mr.. VIM Huckstep is making fine
Improvements on his home in Milford
In fact he is building him a fine home
which when completed will be the
finest in Milford. Four or five carpen
tiers are kept busy and hope to have it
completed in the next three weeks.
Mrs. Todd, sister of Mrs. Trusdale
who has been visiting here for the pas
four week has returned to her home il
Los Angels Cal.
Young People of Milford ATTENDED
the dance given by Mr.. Dozart in Jack
son township Saturday V and had
jolly time.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-01
GOODRICH NEWS.

.NsHt
Miss Latchaw of Denison visited over
Sunday with her sister who boards at
Broder Boysens. They both attended
church in Deloit Sunday.
Anderson Bros. are through threshing
for this year. And are ready now to
shell corn
MIR. and Mrs. Boysen were shopping
in Denison Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Cora Smell was home over Sun
day. She and Miss Gary and sister at
tended church at Deloit.
Mr.. Winey's have been having relativ-
es from the east visiting them the past
week. They came to attend the we'd
ding of Mr.. Winey's daughter Tabitha
to Samuel Anderson.
Many of our neighbors took in the
Dolliver speech at Kiron last Monday.
Mr.. Hannson is busy hauling wheat
to Deloit.
Born, to Rev. w. G. Lee and wife, of
Chenille Mimi, a daughter. Mrs, Lee
is a daughter of L. 4. Morris.
S. D. Newton is busy hauling
Shaw and kuehnle's share in the small
grain to Deloit this week.
Miss Lizzie Latchaw took the train
to Denison Friday eve to visit her sister
over Sunday.
Mr.. Broder Boysen is having a large
| cattle shed built on his farm, by Evers
and Co. of Denison.
Ike Newton visited this week with
Chas, Wiley.
A pleasant surprise party at Mr.. Boy
sens Saturday eve in honor of his birth.
day was an enjoyable affair.
Mr.. Geo. Simmons wears a smiling
face all on account of his wifes return
from the east. Mrs. Simmons spent a
pleasant time while visiting at her old
home.
Some nice book cases have been put
in country schools this week hllec
with books for teachers and scholars, we
think this is a good thing.
Our teachers are busy preparing
exercises for the last day of school. Al
are invited to attend especially the pat
rons.
Mr.. and Mr.. w. r. Hensen are visit
ing at the home Of L. F. Morris Mrs
Hensen is a daughter of Mr.. Morris
who was one of the popular teachers o
Deloit.
Miss Hall, Miss Whey, and Mis-
Jennie Newcom closed successful term
of school Friday.
Many Of our young people tooE in tn
entertainment provided|by the NJ. w A
; at Hunts building in Deloit Monda,
eve.
+ F. P. Nixon and family spent Sunda
at the Anderson home.
Taylor Nixon lost four head of f.
+ cattle this week from too much greer
5 clover.
t MIR. Otto Linke is building a lare
3 corn crib on his farm north of Deloit.
Mr.. Nick Boysen was a Denison visite
Saturday.
DR.. Cook of Mt Pisgah was in OF
e neighborhood Saturday.
Grandma.L inke died suddenly Satu
day morning.
Mrs. Myrtle Dakin from Schaller
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. F
Smell.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-01
NEWS FROM PARADISE

Miss Katie Kavanaugh finished the
fall term of school in District No. /
Denison township Of account of the ill
ness of Miss Bagge.
Miss lone Romans spent Saturday
evening in the country at the home of
Miss Margaret Owens.
Mr.. Frances Gibson was a Denison
visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. Josie Whipkey and son Russell,
spent the past week visiting at the home
of Austin Whipkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Michaelsen of
Arion visited their son Thos. Michaelsen
near Schleswig last Saturday and Sun
day.
MI. Samuel Fox is having a large
cattle shed built on his farm neal
ParadiZe.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-01
q OAK CHATS

Mrs W. G. johnson is an Omaha
visitor this week.
Mr.. C. A. Patterson is still visiting
with friends at Marion.
Mrs. Nash, of Denison, is visiting
with the families of Dr.. and d. H. Nc
Williams.
Miss Anna Book, of West Side, ar
rived here last Friday. She expects to
remain here some time. Her friends
are glad to see her in their midst once
more
Miss Myrtle Tucker closed her fall
term of school in the Schoen district
last Friday and drove to Denlson FIJI
day evening.
Gusta, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Wyckoff. is quite sick with
bronchitis this week.
Mrs. D. H. McWilliams, of Denison,
is visiting relatives at this place.
Died, Sunday evening, Oct. 81, Mil
dred Lucille. the baby daughter of Dr..
and Mrs. Waterhouse. The funeral
services here held in the Presbyterian
church. Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock, Rev. Linn conducting the SER
vice. The funeral was largely at
tended and many friends followed the
remains to the cemetery. Kind hands
had lined the little grave with flowers,
and those who saw the roses dropped
upon the tiny casket will always think
of baby Mildred as asleep among the
blossoms so like herself. Mildred was
an exceptionally bright and affection
ate child and was loved by I'll who
knew her. Her sickness was very
brief and her death came as a shock to
all. Her grief stricken parents have
the sympathy Of the entire community
in their bereavement We trust that
in this dark hour they may have the
comfort and strength that none but the
sympathizing Jesus al give, and which
He has promised to those who mourn.
MIR. Mcmahon was a Dunlap ,isito1
Wednesday.
The Misses Mia Andrews, Emma
McWilliams, Anna Knapp, Jessie An
t drews, Jessie McWilliams and Frances
| Drake entertained a large number o
their friends, Wednesday evening, by
Halloween party at the Odd Fellow
e hall. Despite the inclemency of tn,
weather, a large number responded t.
the unique invitations issued by tn
ladies. The decorations, refreshment
and sports were in keeping with tn
. season and all who attended report
pleasant evening.
t The Misses Grace and Bertha Nc
Clure, of Mapleton, are visiting friend
here this week.
The infant SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Wm
Miller. who has been very i'll is bette
at present writing.
Mrs. Matthews is visiting relatives a
5 Odebolt this week.
Died, Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 81
Mrs. Hills, wife of F. l.. Hills, editor c
e the Charter Oak Times. Mrs. Hills ha
u been sick for some time. A brle
q memorial service was held at the HON
? Thursday afternoon, after which til
{ remains were taken to Otto for inter-
ment. Mr.. Hills and his now mothe:
g less children have the sympathy of a
Z in this bereavement, than which mol
{ could be greater.
n Miss Marie Matthews closed a ye1
d successful term of school last Friday
d the Paul district.
n Mr.. and Mrs. e.. B. Jeness, of I'd
y bolt, are spending a few days in tow
e owning to the sickness end death
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-01
BUCK GROVE LETTER

Mr.. nj. Bohart of near Denison has
purchased Mr.. Salem TONNES farm,
which is located south of town.
Mr.. Samuel Mofitt was very sick one
day last week.
Mr.. Robert Cruise and wife were
visitors in town last Wednesday.
Several of our young folks attended
the King Perkins Co. entertainment at
Denison last week.
A very pleasant birthday party was
given at the home of Samuel Motifs
by his relatives last week.
The Ladies Aid society gave an ice
cream social in the hall last Wednesday
and ratified off their quilt, a gentleman
in Denison being the lucky one.
Mr.. Frank Zimmor and sister Rose
ofShelby county were calling on friends
in this vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. j. S. Green and family went to
Dunlap this week to visit relatives.
Mr.. Pete Omeara of Rodney came
up OF the train Saturday to visit rela.
tives.
Mrs. A. F. Bonney returned home
from Dubuque, Ia. Tuesday morning
after a weeks visit with friends.
Denison callers this week were, Frank
Slater and Fred Gigax.
Mrs. Hagan and Jennie Mitchell went
to Arion Saturday.
M. and Mrs. Underhill of Arion were
business callers here Saturday.
Mrs Newman and daughter went to
Dow City Saturday.
Mr., Whaley of Dow City was seen
on streets Friday.
Mrs. Toon and son of Dow City
were callers this week.
Mrs. Will Switzer and niece Gertie
were calling on friends here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Virgins O.
Dow City were visiting with parent:
a day or 80.
Mrs. s. M. Thew a few days agowhil
crossing a newly painted floor Slipped
and in the fall bruised her arm quit
!. badly.
Pearl Bonney and brother Sidne
went to Harlan on business Saturday
!. Mr.. Geo. Bonsell was here visitin
i friends for the past few days.
~ Mrs. Omeara and children were on
: to Mr.. Omeara's visiting for a few days
Mae Hayes went to Denison las
week to visit with FRANKIE French.
Mr.. Will Zimmor was a business Gale
Tuesday.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25
The ReYiYal.

The revival meetings in the rink con-
tinue with increased interest and larger
attendance Elder Romig is an able and
earnest expounder of Bible truth. Last
night he gave interesting sermon on
the cause which he represents, and re-
moved of denominational bias his argu-
ment was convincing. Mr.. Ronig is ably
assisted by Elder Carr and MIR. Dawdy,
who has charge of the singing
The srereoptican views are entertaining
and instructive and greatly assist the
seeker moral and religious lines.
Saturday night. Elder Romig will give
Il stereoptican lecture on America, or the
land in which we live An admissi on
fee of 25 cents and 10 cents will be
charged, the money to be applied in de-
fraying the expenses of the meetings.
MIR. Romig devotes much of his funds to
charitable purposes and he should be
we'll sustained and literally patronized
in this week. His lectures and stereopti-
can views are attractive features of the
meetings but they also enlarge the re-
ligious sense, and object lessons
which no one can offer satisfactory OBJ
jcetions. The meetings will be continued
for some time.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25
FORD FLYERS.

From Our Regular Correspondent
Sam Small (not the Rev. is in the
employ of Mr.. Drake on his big ranch
south east of Bucklin.
Rev. Paramore the new NJ E. min
lister preached his first sermon at Ford
last Sunday to full house.
Corn planting has been lively among
the farmers the last week and many have
finished. a large acreage is being planted
this spring.
Miss Kathrene Morrison is continued
another month in the Ford school in the
primary division. Her efforts during the
term have spoken their own approval
H. G. Nichols of the firm of Ed
wards & Nichols of Spearville is making
a successful taking of orders for the inn
proved Mccormick Binders, ETC. this
week in this large wheat raising part of
Kansas.
Rev. Pinney WAS making social calls
in Daisy Dell vicinity the fore part of
this week. He gave very pretty and
practical talk to the young people and
children last Sunday. The old, too. en-
joyed it very much.
New bicycle demonstra tions the
Ford streets these pretty evenings
wheel is now part of our village ped
agogies; the two may not always keep in
harmony. and make divergings but the
| theory is nearly to perfection.
A. J. Hubbard slipped on his duck
apparel few days ago and took mod
est trip to the Mulberry and brought
home on his belt (or some where) II fine
ducks. Now Nimrods don't make a rush.
there is no Kiowa lottery business in this
territory but skill and practice.
Mrs. Fora Querin and nephew Arthur
Nelson were entertained at the liberal
home of Charley Pelton and family
Sunday and-Arthur why We're you
anxious to turn your smiling face towards
Bucklin that evening. Has Bucklin got
a booming inspiration you, too?
Al Melia is strictly in the swine bust
ness. a short time ago he sold 30 head
of fine big fat fellows to Mont Taylor
the Bucklin hog shipper the 20 mar
ket and has now over 20 head hand
for hackers to gnaw at his and j. E's-
big corn pile.
Charley Stevenson. Ford's stirring
cattle man, with his crew of assistants,
returned from Medicine Lodge, with 800
head of COWS the first of the week to put
on his large Mulberry ranch. j. j. Morri-
son, Jr. was one of the specialties the
| trip, flourishing the dishtowe1, rolling the
cutlery and toning the digestive fixtures
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25

Senator McLouth of Ieavenworth,
has been IN the Indian Territory.
He says of Kiowa and Comanche
lands: When the Indians receive
their aIlotments there will be no good
land left for settlers. The Indians
are given first choice of all lands and
are taking the best He states that
the only land which can be cultivated
and all good cattle grazing land lies
along the rivers and creeks. This
will all be taken up by the Indian
allotments. The second bottom, as
the land among the foothills is called
is principally sand and can not be
cultivated, and affords no grazing for
stock. This and the mountain lands
are all that will be opened for home
steaders. It is his opinion that those
who go there hoping to get a home
will in the vast majority of cases fail
utterly.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25
SPEARvlLLE SPLIMTERS.

Wheat looks fine everywhere IN Ford
county
Chas F. Bowyer, formerly OF Dodge
City, is engaged with U. L. Shelly.
The new elevator is now ready for
use. and will be quite useful when the
next crop comes in.
w. 2. Marshall has retired from bus
ines and is engaged in farming near
town. Shorty is a worker.
Baird 81 Dorsett are selling large
number of lands. They liberal ad-
vertisers and are reaping beEefit.
H. w. Scandrett sold to John A.
Padgett the house formerly occupied by
him, and received a good price
u. L. Shelly, landlord of the Shelly
hotel, meets all people with his usually
good humor and good accommodations.
-Spearville is about the neatest, and
cosiest town the west line of the
Santa Fe. 1t is substantial in every par
ticular.
w. II. Beck, who has the largest
fruit orchard in the county, says the
fruit is all right. The frost hurt some of
the apricots only.
S. L. Pine, who lately sold his farm
and bought more land has bought house
in town, and Will occupy it resi-
dence.
New residences are needed in Spear
vile, and some enterprising man will find
building a few houses profitable invest
ment.
has large ranch north of the town, was
ff,eo oil Ha iS adj
fine stock to his herds.
Geo NJ. Kerr, the enterprising editor
of the News, is doing good business.
and his newsy news is highly appreciated
by the citizens of the east end.
I'm anticipation of lively trade Ed
wards 6 Nichols, ]. NJ. Leidigh, III. w.
Dorsett and E. F. Bogart have put in
large stocks of goods in the lines of
which they represent.
-Spearville merchants have large
stocks of goods and doing good business.
Harry Leidigh says it takes one clerk
| nearly all the time to count the eggs that
are brought to his store.
L. w. Eastman, the time honored
citizen who is now taking second breath
on life is energetic ever He is
preparing to make considerable addition
to his horel.
| Miss Beck, daughter of W. H Beck,
who lives north of the city. on Saturday,
was badly scalded the hands by the
hot juice from pies which she was taking
| from an oven. Miss Beck came into
town Monday for treatment by DR.. Bart
| ley.
-Dr.C.P. BARLEY, of Barry county, Mo.
has lately established himself in Spear
Vile, and he is already meeting witt
good practice. DR. BARLEY has had sew
eral years experience in his profession
He is a genial and kind man and he com
mends himself to the people
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25
A Throne Awaits Him.

Philadelphia, Pa, April %. 1901.
n b. K1aine- Globe Republican, Dodge City. KS.
Reported here that Andree Boyne
Delazer is rightful heir to throne of
Servia. If you can locate man and get
confirmation. wire us five hundred words
story, also get pictures of man, his
wife and his home and mail same at
once. The PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER.
Who can locate Andree? Servla is il
country located in European Turkey.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-25
Short and Sweet.

Last week we recorded the marriage OF
George w. Heifer of this county and
Mrs. Katherine Chapman of Dodge City
Kansas, which took place at the Murray
hotel on the 10th. The same evening
the happy couple, accompanied by the
1atter-s daughter, braved the mud and
drove out to the Heifer home, some six
miles southeast of this place. Thursday
they returned to this place with their
trunks and Friday morning Mrs .Heifer
of a day and daughter took the train for
their home the Sunf1ower state, os-
tensibly TO make arrangements to re-
turn 90 to Worth county. There is no
doubt of the return of the bride, but the
mud must first dry up, which may take
SO long time that the dawn of the mil
lennium will be peeping over the hills
and throwing kisses at the Heifers as
they Craze in the rich pastures of do
mestic felicity--Granl City (A1o.) Times