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New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

ouef wifh 5 HMD sdRUPs-syTups ruled steaay @ put
locally PTss sapb e at @
19% I3s,s. SsWSrisaas centrIflsa common
ssd ss5e sTStos r iiss fair isseo
cEAS RTf the eansy Market 2 fo steam tonnage
tso gas sR n all and r.
Of the sal sail tonnage market was the ehartsring st two
osheE dsgaTHgnts eo9d5ons gnehanssd 9n9tatGR5
Bristol 24d: 1h asd Nominal IN Ps Rotterds
CHATTER. .Nqrwegian steamer. 22ss tons. general
British seame Pdtou
to ne private fs J9na
] esse5 b Pc o henG@ to G &
9s4 tons lumber Boston to Rosario So British bark so4
81 British brig sIS tons lumber Jacksonville TO Pontea
vile soRooHe y: 80 TONS lumber
nah to PhadeRha s5 coal out private terms schooner
pa ton; o coal PhiIadspha Phil to s
6of5on.eed oil nssiseted sstu5dsy and
changed Refined petroleum is moderately active at the
g. Rsss e ass
5E a e OFF P:lii so sss P5mis
figas 4ss Psa' ssd city TP'ss yssSS
t0R 42gaao caousta raw 7S Lard OH 7sg7ee;
following The grain decline and consdsrabs audasn
Sasa :uS D3S
st 5aiiz ssss5s g.
ms aAMsRS austss g.
Sz.c; is6 sse 1eo r se 1so H. sssS; PisSs
smofns o.e: 10 n loc; Z H. essas sAc
Picked shoulders easy, quoted at S.tgs55G PlckIed
city, 5ci country, 5ls 95 Sc LARD-Easy: quoted
e15c. City lard quiet quoted at s@elsc Refined lard
easy, Quoted South America ssso: contiMnsnts M @ Csc
Brazil kegs lac. Compound dull. quoted at ~ 1Sc
sTEARINE-Weak. Quoted oieo. &C. City lard stearine
1o110l4c.
RIClThe week closed on firm and fairly active
ing week Supplies choice stock we'll held
Quotations follow: Domestic ordinary, 34G4c; fair
good. a. @51eo: prime choice. 5ss@6c; head 6N
Patna. 54s@5&c: Japan. foreign. nominal do domestic
a. G51sc: Java, 4AG5c; Rangoon, in bond. 2ssG2&c.
SUGAR-Rehned is dull The idea is that re-
stimulate demand. and lower prices are
looked for in the future Prices not
Prices quoted to 1obbers and
wholesale grocers Cut loaf and crushed, 545c; Eagle
tablets 595; mould a and cubes. 510c; xxx pow
powdered powdered and fruit powdered
1850; Eagle confectionsrs aranulated Soc; Eagle
coarse and extra fine granuated sSc; Eagle Pm car
Eagle fine granulated standard gIanulsted and diaSnd
No 4, 55c; No s. 5oc; No 4.45c; No T. 4oc; No
Also; No IL. Aloe Nos IA and 10, 405c; No is, 4c;
The local sugar steady. but quiet
light offerings Current prices named fol-
Centrifugal 90 2e32c: uscovado. SO test
31sc and rnolasses sugar, SO test 2a-S2c London
SIS 2Ad for July.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

1jver,ooI June 6-Closing: Wheat-Spot. No red
western winter firm es AID No Northern spring quiet
July s4sd September IS I'd Corn-spot aTEn Amer s
Futures quiet As 1olsd: July 4s Sid SepteInoer
As 6Itd. Peas-Canadan quiet. 5s S12d Fiour- louis
fancy winter quiet Hops London-Pacthc Coast
auiet IS 5sdf6. Beef dull India mess. sos Pork
Srno prime mess Western. SIS 3D. Hams-Short cut
"a 10 is ~ strong. 56s cut 26 TO
40 N Quiet short rib. is to "a 10 hrrn 24 od
long clear nddes. light % TO 81 10. firm SIS Cd long
clear id6les 30 TO 40 ~ fr 5ls 3D. snort
hacks 16 10 20 steady. 52s bellies, IA 10 10 ID
olie 49z Shouders-Square. IL TO 13 ~ steady 4es-
far ouie. prime tierces AS Cd; American
rened in pals ButterGood United States steady
American white. 54s 3D.
lean finest coored. TallowPrrne city quiet 26s 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet 4Os Cd. Rosin-Comnon quiet
Sc "a PetroleCu-Rehned quiet. Sid Linsesd oil DUH
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady
winter patents TO- straights So o$3 oO spring
patents 605S4 straighs So 4ods3 o bakers sZ 10
asa No spring wheat 1sds0c: No 3, T4qIsc No REQ
I5ssfF55sc; No 4s1c: No yellow f,c: No oats
s4isa84s.c No white 5s@8s19e No wnite SeaSss
No rye 5fd5l5c; good feeding barley 43qs6c fair 20
choice mating 56a54c No faxseed q 10 To- &c North North
western 81 IA prime timothy seed - sogfS 90
contract grade s1 5o9s1 10 mess gork per Dbl Sle 80
Soase so 5aSe 20: dry salted shoIaders t9oxeds sb
s Jai hort clear sides boxcdl 50 e27Hss 75 whiskey
SSs ~ birb wines 81 On the Produce Exchange to
S ~. fstter market firm; creameres. l3lZ%c
sei,tss 1n5Isr Eggs firm at mark, cases Included ios
Cheese dull. 1191l1c
I,r1,tb Iune e-cIose: wheat-To arrive. No !. hard
solc. No Northern. so7sc: No Northern. 7s7sc July
s0Lc: September, i3sc
ns,Iusuh.. June s-wheat steady. Close: No I North
ayr SIC. No Northern S3iIs4c July T5Ac Rye steady
No / 6sl53is Barley steady: No ? 54e sample. 44a
53c. Corn. 4sec
:, I-ouis June s--c1o<e: wh-at-No 2 red cash
T7Ae: Juy .slsc September. IsLc. No ? hard Isa7sc
Corn--Iuiy 41lsc: September. 46ac oats-Juy. 357sc
Seofember 1880: No white. Joc.
Minneapolis June s.-C1ose: wheat-Cash sGi.e; July
7sac. september. 71&e On track: No hard. s1hcE
No / Northern s0Ac: No Northern T9i+c No North
ern T71m7si4c Four-First patents, 81 20fS4 30 sec
ond patents o54s4 49, clears So ass Is second
clears So O5GS2 10. Brsn--In bulk, siAfSl4 ~
Philadelphia. June s.-Wheat-Dull and isc lower con
tract grade June 81 4s2c Corn STEADY but quiet June
80 y 5Sc Oats demand slow, No white clipped
4Sizc good demand extra western creamery
23c prints 24c. Eggs hrm; good demand Iresh
nearby. 17i1c. loss of. Western lItac southwestern
le1sai7o. Chsess steady fair demand Ns"-fork fun
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rbica1o June s-Catte-Receipts 1000 market nom
inai steady good prime steers s. eos5 go poor 70
ma hsifeTf 81 G06s Gamers 81 6oGs3 bulls So 25@
81 40 calves 81 50ass Texas fed steers StaS4 90
t5ogs RacsIr+s to-day 1900: Monday. $4,000; left
over 2ooO mixed and butchers s. e5as5 g. goed 70
cboEa heavy s5 95dS6 10: rough heavy. 50 6o1So 20
light SIS 5oGs5 bulk OF sales IS soass 90 sheer.
s. sos5 so: fair to mixed s3 5ods4 Is; native
ianps ~ June s-Hogs-Activs 81 25@s5 30; cattle
seadv 50 od$f T5 sheep steady. 81 25aS4 25 lambs
active lower 81 25GSI 10.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
NAVAL STORES.

Tb. market for spirits showed frmness. with fuI but
unchanged prices quoted. Rosn and tar ruled STEADY
quote follows: ,o,,-. ..,-.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Oil barrels. 4sl4o: machine
TAR%Pine barrels 81 80; oil barrels 8 4o9S4 AZ -
T0STN-Cornn1on strained 81 O5qs2 TO- T. y -
Sc IS F 30@s2 s5; G. So 35Qs2 90; Il 81 go sS -"
K 50 40: NJ IS 60dS3 TO- n, So 7ogSS So W u. - e'a
81 90. " ". 81 1odS4 20
STOCK or HAND.
Spirits turpentine
Tar ~ t'' oUs
London June s-Turpsntine-Spirits. S9s Rosn--
American strained rs 3D. fine. es-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. 6--The arrivals Of wool FOR the fourth
series of auction number 165,J0T bales, including
&C 500 forwarded direct to spinners The imports
ing as follows: New South Wales. l. I4s
ba1ss. Victoria 392 South Australia. 66 Zealand
IIs15; Cape Of Good Hope and Natal. $685. elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

.,. .s., 49,, -. c. r,-,,snx Limited $3.50
s.-rS Tes15f-x y a S9x,rSeD ON'E''
S. rs.-Sas So ar5 snotbe- trustees 2.37o
fsTessct gnJfan-Iaf nav fasts I ..-.-........ IT3
6qT1sli; ssy1.v Cornelius and Helen 1908
f,.ye,, JS3,-net;us 7 y S-ober -....... 131
fso-,s., s-ah<n,fs., S.zes
=. Ca..-r ~ = 3Gl
s5sn- ysa-+ n = ssrs,ar es-,,ntstrsraT Te3
7as,s- C,-ners-T a ETcIn1S-e 80 sno,her.... 221
F1eks Een5g ~. h-aoe'T'po'itan Suee i5i
1914
S.sss TIa-rrsrS-T T schusjer ...--.....-.. 1876
kernedv John A-Nsw-Sork Cab Company LIN -.
80 o.
1sws1n samuel End Alonso T WEIGH c 'usa- ,os
1ss-S SH fse-nars 81 a I1ncon .--..-...-... 1s9
%sg Lewis A. ana Eugene hnsiei 81 255o
a5oenoeTs ssrn1s. ,,s; - soe eost s z a 100
.s1 ssrs eerto-ss ct Violet and another LIB
tIahley: kirke-9uh '- ills l ~ ISL
soe-slon s..snb.rz ana anofh@r..
Eaissfizs Rts y 70 90 NJ cohen -.s...-. I23
rerrb.irns.r Justin and Henry Dreyfas & Co ~
Charles seal Co. costs '"'
y,oos tssroaare Company u Devos and CO.,
EksuolsS Company. ---s--s''--''---' ~o
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo June 6-Flour strong Wheat-spring-Fatr de-
rosrd No / hard S6ac; ] Northern, 4ssc winter
light demand white. Sac No red s2e Corn strong
N yellow 521sc No corn Sc Oats firm; No white
41c: No 2 mixed. 3ec nominal Barley strong at 4sgoec
Canal freghts steady.
Chicago June e-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

creams choice new 1lc fair 20 good 1o1191osc. Re
cepts-F1our bbIs and 2147Ooo 10 in sacks wheat
bushels: corn, 5000; oats, 5000 Shtpments"heat
$4,000 bushels: corn, 900; oats. 1s.000.
Toledo June 6-CIoverseed unchanged: October IS so
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
Ribs

Rhs:
SsPfe5er Ssg s5,s s2" sa re- ss5
Pork:
July ;.........1T 20 1870 1885 1890 1870
September .16 sTi7 IS 30 1915 1G 50 16a
Receipts at Interior points thousands
last three ciphers (ouo) omitted -four bbs. grain BUSH
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. r.
Liberty Street and south Ferry oirne from South
Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown belov)
EAsToN, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNk-zfoo G-15 Esston onlyl. 30 q m;
120 440 500 (5 45 Easton only m Sundays. "a Is
wu.KEsBaRRE AND sCRANTOS-zfOo. 9.Io
rFfwooD. N SoS p 1AkFsas RsT. rows ffvER AND
RARNEGAT-z4GO. 9-40 a. 139. $50 (S AZ. go
Lakewood and LakehUrst only) p n sundays 4oOo
Atlantic CITY-te4O a m. +3.4O .. m
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRE
445 $50 $50 ?. Sundays, except Ocean Grovs-
PHIIaDELPHIa III IsL CREApNe TERM1xAr2- ..
toe. tsOo .s 90. t1oOo 511Q0 a m fl2o LOO
o4TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425. $3.50 '1o.so
.11-4J a. m. '1OO. t'34o 500. 100. 70 p m.
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTsvILLE AND
wILIIAMSPORE-i 40. z5-25 $500. T9lU (lO-Oo.
HOO Reading Onlyl. S1-OO II 20 700 p m
Reading. Potsvtile and Harrisburg only. fsoc. 800
SANDY HOOK RoCTE-From It. Rector St.. Pier q
Seabrixht, Monmouth Beach and Asbury Park. p
Pleasant, 1000 a LOO 3.45. 500 2. sunday2
zFro7n Liberty street only sDafIy tDav except
day ssunday only. tParlor only llvia Tamaaua-
o6ices: liberty ST. Fsry South Ferry 6 Astor House.
Union Square West I5S f25th St. S73 West 123th
St, 245 Columbus New York Court St. 3s4. $50
Fulton St Brooklyn. 800 Broadway. Williamsburg New
York Transfer Co. calls for and cheeks des
tiratlon-
W. G. BESI.5R. C. NJ BURT
Vice Pres and Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass'r Ast-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
PENNSYLVANIA
RATIRoAD. R

4kv ~ ~ u II j IL ~ 8A8
STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third Stree; and
Dss95Gsse' and C95sana' on De.sro..e. and
ave iaseT stree tnsa
hat saaiioSn S.'sn enceps Where er oferise
A. Fdr cssr5 cAsT anS Poai.4
oss Louis SlssPlns
Smoking. and Observation Cars CINCINNATI lo1AH~p
Ioas @ 4 Nus NJ PENNsrLVAN1A Isllas 1IMITED1cPulman
seepne smoking and obTsTyss5i0s ,S SG%Pa aT6
1 ni p H. ca1cAGo # GalSeS0 1SD ST. ExPREss
For TOIsdo Esshyis va GncnDhiif pnins s Car
4Ss SacAdo oI d5esso slfsRiGs fal.as
o5s 8 H. sr DlhS5 o61s Pittssaz
Gar p For M "e9 M W Ns sxl1 chicago For
E2l'ds fafsf r. seT19ey PRas rtsssrF E.a a.9
doOsc %9r Knazy 9 :vsanS saS keep; ga
$40 p NJ CLEVELAND AND cINcINStAaTII cINclISsta I,aIan
PREss-For Pfttsburs' Cleveland Cin'il"-''
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
I isnd I ,rs:ss ?: PnsSF P6 nn1 f tsr car
Streets @ % ao s 2s 6ng4e.siona all Ps9r
Dining ars inn,T, Gs e 1rst s2' Hiag g1ndag s5
ss inns Pinns carr carr ics pninE c Y s. M 1DS .Di
a6 Pianr ca2- inIns PIHRS 9IasE GsT' ca 40
soGTHERN RAiLWAT-E1pre... rs AS p m i2i0
AFEhNTfG COAST L1NE-Exprers. e.a5 ~ as Is
sEABoARD AIR LINE RA1LwAT.-Express 1855 p m
N6RF6hk 5Fd Il K asf %ESrrRN Memphis
cEsafEaRg ifa NsE sAas ozi6 aTi week
FoR 9aye ohD aBd PofNP + F coMFoRr n and NoRFoLK7os n
ATLANTIC CITY,-e55 a and 2 IS m Teek1oays
Sundays m. Through Eesttbuled trans
Parior cars and Standard Coaches on weekday
ior Smoking car Paror Cars. Dining Car and Standard
Sundays.
CAPE MAY--1255 p. m weekdays ,,
For points on NGg 4oT sree and fns aaoB BraPss 5 %
2,% ps:s.ss ps:s7ss.: .na sgndeSs e6zsas,
strdat:, e $50: soo O. 90 s.ae 20 and SO
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
SOS Is T55 I55 Dining Can. 25. $50. rs Cpin-
ing CAR. (e5 Louis Lnnited). 10 10 (Des5rosses
and Crtanft streets 20 Dining Carr. 10 q Penna
Limited Dining Carr. II IS m. u IS tpnlng
Streets 23d3. Us. 3 Is Dining ca5. s,55. 425 42s
for Germantown Jct. only) SIS Dining Carr. ass. 55
Is 55 Is o. m. u. 10 night weekdays sundays
sos I55 Dining Carr, 9 25, 25 Dining Car: 80 lSt
Louis Limited 955 1925 CPenna. Lintsd 1o5 (Din-
Ing Carr m. 1255 Dining Car L5S tDtnlng car;
Limited for Germantown Jet onyl 50 Dining carr
IS Dining Car. 1855. 25. IS, 20 u 10 night
Fifth Avsnns (belox 2sd Stu Fifth
2oth ST.; Astor House; West Twenty-third street
Station stations foot Of Deshrosses and Cortandt
Streets Court street Fulton Street. $50 Broadway.
Jersey CITY The New York Transfer Company viii
and from hotels and residences
destination
Telephone Eighteenth Street. for Pennsyvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY r WOOD.
General Manager. Passr Trafhc Manager.
GEO. W BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments for sums ~ over si"o
were fled yesterday the first name being that OF
the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

,o1s. cables Rfo-CoHea market No Ro. $4,000.
.xchanse y 7-lsd receipts 5000 hags; cleared for u
-one 2 se=. stock 545 coo bags Santosoree mar
~ e,sadv coed average 3s69o. receipts l5ooo
hare. stock $4,000 bags HAMBURG nlsIkgt
at . m unchanged 10
saTAs HavreCoffee market opened
quiet a franc lower. y unchanged total sales
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. r.. PHILADEL-
PRIA AND READING RY. and BAL
TIMORE AND OHIO II. X.

-Daily fDaily. except Suud8F- SSunday only.
ofices: Lihert. s. Esrry South Ferry Assor HOUSE
Union Square West. St. Z53 f25tn
Columbus Ave. York. 4 g.. 344.
Fulton ST Brooklyn $50 Broadway. Williamsburg New
York Transfer calls for and checks
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

The following * the percentage Of attendance of
rgar zati9ne of the First Brigade at the recent in
Enartfars by officers of the army: 7th Regiment,
h7z: sth Regiment - n: eth Regiment, 6246 18th
Regiment. S476: 18th Regiment, s2.52; list Regi-
tne1t g.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-07

FRS Lieutenant Klemyer. Of Company G, eth
Regiment mas been elected captain, vice Jackson.
promoted major
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-24

The above figures probably include insane
cared tor at the and these bills
amned The interest right fully due these illegal payments has
not been figured concusive
ing 1902 than $4,000 illegally paid the sheriff large
part OF this paid when least of the members
years board knew was illegal and the last item paid by
present board when all the members knew it was illegal
We blame the sheriff further for not making swift restitution
found He that heis
required do after the board has sought legal advice the
code plain that legal advice should be anv
man.
After two months waiting the money has been repaid the
REVIEW takes this before taxpayers
dspassionatey but earnestly demanding the money
be refunded
We regret that this has fairness by the
fact that this statement has been withheld for order
that the money might be repaid without pressure
Does 1t not strike the that the affairs of
county being in rather unbuness like way Would
be well the people let the officials know that they
more alert to the peoples money! Does not the lesson of the
SALE the illegal the sheriff other
the people that their business being conducted
not the evidence cumulative? These things have been
how many things have seen the light Of day?
The REVIEW feels almost guilty that yielded request
OF member of the board that time be for without
publicity The have right know the facts
that the REVIEW promised wait until reasonable time
elapsed but judgment that has elapsed
without publicity the board will defer action indefinitely
This being the the REVIEW the matter the people
The board and the sheriff have daed away their days
and now it is to them to that restitution speedily made
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-24
TIL 4 kIRON CHRONICLE

Gust Sther has been bed fast the past
week with pneumonia.
How unfortunate it must be to be
without friends, influence, principle
and public confidence,
Mr.. G. j. johnson is in the State of
Missouri inspecting land this week.
The Kiron Hall Association hold a
meeting for the transaction of import
ant business next wednesday evening
at the hall.
Rev. A. P. Hanson's sale was we'll
attended on wednesday afternoon, and
goods sold at a fair price. WIN. Lind
burg auctioneered the sale.
| A most pleasant wedding took place
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. A. G.
Lilleholm four miles north, east of Den,
ison Wednesday evening when their
daughter, Miss Hilda, was joined in
xedlock to John Cedargren of Kiron.
A large number of Kironites were pres.
ent and together with friends and rela-
tives from Denison and Odebolt, wit
messed the short and impressive cermo-
ny performed by Rev Modig from Kan
sas City, Mo-. A beautiful wedding
march was played by Miss Grace Sc
lander. The couple We're attended by
the bridesmaids, Edith Lilleholm sand
- ~, IL, IL. !
Virgil Llnmon acting as groomsmen.
Immediately after the ceremony a
delicious and bountiful supper was SER
we'd. The mere mention of the names
of the two young people who are the
principals of this affair is enough
They have commended themselves to
all who know them Cedargren is a
mano of exemplary habits and principle
and whole souled fellow, whom it does
a person good to meet, and whose friend-
ship is a prize to the possessor. The
bride is the second daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A, G. Lilleholm and is
we'll known in Kiron, having spent
the greater part of the past years
here. She is lady of many womanly
accomplishments, kind loving dispo-
sition, and will make a splendid help
mate to the esteemed man she has sue
ceeded in winning. Now, as they start
out on life's journey together we join
with their score Of friends in extending
happy congratulations for long and
God blessed life and may success al
ways be their lot, They were the re
cipients of many useful wedding gifts.
The young couple will commence house
keeping at once, living on the Victor
Linman farm east of Kiron.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-24
SPARKS ERoM THE WIRES.

Earl Fountain was shot and killed
by William Collins at Knoxville, Tenn.
Sunday. John Shoemaker was also
shot by Collins.
The Chicago Great Western road
reached an agreement with its train
men, and will grant increases ranging
from IL to 20 per cent.
The Very Rev Frederick William
Farrar, dean of Canterbury since 1895,
died in London Sunday. Dean Farrar
was in his seventy-s year.
The dowager empress has ordered
an appropriation of half million
.taels TO be made for the Chinese rem
resentation at the st. Louis exposition.
Five men of the tug Pilot were
5!'cE--cd il collision between the
tug and the steamship Winifred in
the Delaware river, off Marcus Hook.
Pa.
The employees of the Standard Oil
company who have been in service
thirty years are to be retired on half
pay. Five hundred men come under
the new rule.
The San Pedro, Los Angeles and
Salt Lake Railroad company has pur-
chased for $8,O0O,000 all the lines
owned by the Oregon Short Line lying
south of Salt Lake city and extending
to Calientes, New.
General Adna R. Chaffee, in an ad-
dress before the District Social union,
New York, said he had met no intelli-
gent Cinnamon who showed any dispo-
sition to become Christians, and said
he believed there was better field for
missionaries in the Philippines.
The postoffice department is to use
all the resources of the federal gov
eminent in crusade against "get-
ric1-quick'' concerns advertising all
sorts OF fortunes to be made in mines.
oil, or other investments. The officers
are determined to put an absolute stop
to the schemes.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-24
HAPPENINGS AT VAIL

Miss Maud Paine returned Friday
from her school duties at Battle Creek
Mrs. NJ. j. Keane was Denison visi
tor Thursday.
Scott McKim of Deloit was Vailite
on Monday last
Mrs r j. Hoffman is visiting rela-
tives at Des Moines.
A young jeweler came to the home
of Mr. and Mrs z B. Fanske SATURDAY.
March, Dist
Born, saturday March 21st, to Mr.,
and Mrs. e. Chamberlin, SON
Steve Kral and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a daughter at their
home Tuesday last
At the citizens caucus Thursday night
G. Paine and John Hickey We're nomi
mated for councilmen to succeed them
selves.
A Business Mems Club is being agi-
tated by the business men of Vail
Joe Duffy was a county seat Wis
itor Friday
hos Clark of Oregon, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Frank Wood. He has valu-
able mining interests there.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-24
GOODRICH NEWS.

Miss Fife Myers school closed last
Friday Miss Kate Currie will teach
the spring term, Miss Myers having
other views.
Mrs. A. G. Myers and Vernon made
this vicinity visit last week
Mrs. Anderson and son Harry went
to Denison Saturday.
Jensen, Peterson, lessen and HYDE
shipped cattle to Chicago Saturday
Mr.. Petersen and Jensen going through
with them.
Among those who visited Denison by
rail from our neighborhood were
Messrs. Whey and Newton and Misses
Sadie Newton and Lovicie Morris.
MI. and Mrs. A. D. Whey drove to
Denison Saturday to do some trading.
Mrs. Flint and daughters visited at
Z. Beaman's the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Wilkinson will leave Wednesday
moving on the 6 o'clock for Idaho
Where her husband has gone May she
have pleasant journey
L. f. Morris and daughters took q
trip out through German settlement
last week.
Broder Boysen is hauling corn from
Deloit..
S. D. Newton and family and Mr.. and
Mrs a. D. winey visited at L. r.
Morris Sunday.
Miss Alice schuler gave party to a
FEW OF her friends Tuesday evening.
6ert Campbell and wife was over in
our neighborhood on business wednes.
day.
Elsie and George Beaman were Deni-
son visitors by rail Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Newton closed a success-
full 4 months school Friday with short
program. Miss Sadie Newton will
teach the spring school.
Lincke Bros. marketed hogs in Deloit
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Newton were
transacting business in Denison Satnr.
day.
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MR.. Zed Williams returned Monday
after weeks visit in Dow City.
Joe Lee was Denison caller on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Keefe spent Tues
day in Fort Dodge returning Wednes
day morning.
Chas Earnie returned Monday from a
trip to Nebraska.
Gustave stehr is reported very sick
with pneumonia.
Herman Schmidt is remodling his
house this week.
G. Nilsson was Denisonite Monday.
Miss Lilly Maynard left Tuesday
evening for visit with Vail friends.
Dave Mahoney was here from Deni-
son Tuesday.
Fred Fenchenhagen of Omaha left
Tuesday after visit with his brother
Adolph of this place
DR.. Wright of Denison was here be-
tween trains Tuesday.
Dave Clark made Denison visit
Tuesday.
Swan Nelson returned from Chicago
Wednesday morning having been in
with car of cattle of his own feeding.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed. Brogan of Arthur,
Iowa formerly of near Boyer, mourn the
loss of their infant son who died March
l6, he had frightened the home for a.
bout two months The burial took
place in St. AIMS Cemetery in Vail
March Is.
Chas. Richardson was Denison caller
Wednesday.
A party was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Koeck Thursday in hon
or of Mrs. Koeck's birthday.