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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-08-10
Happenings at all.

Our school marm's are all attending
Normal at Denison this week.
Lou Mahon visited at home over Sun
day.
Mrs. Ratchford and children came home
from the Lake Sunday for few days
stay.
The lighting system was started up Sat
urday and the way the streets doomed mp
Saturday night under the rays of 10 street
lights was rather cityhed Vail is now up
to date with a good system of water works
and an up to date lighting system.
Mrs. Ed. Remedy of Clinton is visiting
Vail relatives and friends.
About 90 rooters accompanied the ball
team to Woodbine Thursday to help them
win by score Of to- The game was
holly contested but Vail was after revenge
and gotit The batteries were Vail REILLY
and Schanweber. Woodbine- Nicely and
Landee. Struck out REILLY 7, Nicely
Hits off Reilly a. off Nicely 6 Errors.
Val a, Woodbine 10. Umpire, Reilly of
West Side.
Hopkins Bros. the fastest amateur team
in Des Moines play at Vail Sunday next
L le game plOlllSCS W NC up " INC otauu-
ard.
Vail lost to the Originals of omaha Sun
day by score of 5 to a 1t was good
game all the way through and Vail had the
game won up to the ninth but lucky hit
by Bradford brought in two scores and
won the game for the fastest Amateur
team in Omaha. Mccormick covered the
alb for Vail and did excellent work strik-
ing out nine of the Omahas. The crowd
was the largest of the year. 500 people
paid to see the game and got their money
worth
Scores by innings
Vail o o. o
Omaha o o o 90
Batteries Mccormick and Shanweber.
Tellen and Miller. Struck out Mccormick
9 Jelled 7. Hits off Mccormick T. off
Jelien g Errors, vail 7. Originals 4.
Umpire, Sherwood, attendance 500
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The Kiron Chronicle

M John Benson and his father came
down to Kiron on Friday from Odebolt in
their automobile
Otto Clausen and C. IIildebrumer spent
portion Of the past week near Denison
Clauson Bros. recently sold a fine piano
to Fred Strong near Denison and one to
S. v. McVey in Denison.
N, F. Rodine of Denison spent a couple
of days in this locality looking after his
landed interests
E. E Engberg sold his fine farm two
miles southeast of town to Fred Gronau
for the round sum Of one hundred dollars
per acre. 1t is a fine farm and surely
commanded high figure.
S. B. Jones of Eagle Grove, Iowa travel
ing agent for this division spent Thursday
forenoon in kiron making necessary ar
rangements for the Harvest excursion to
be run to Lake View the "a of August.
Upon the urgent request OF numerous
Kironites it has been decided to have
another excursion to Lake View and the
date has been set for Wednesday Aug, "a
when special train will leave Kiron at
$40 for the lake is an enjoyable and
aoy
Excavation for the F. A. Burrows new
residence has been commenced and VIM.
Vontool the contractor for its erection
will soon have the new mansion adjoining
the now bare lot and corner 1t will cost
over two thousand dollars.
John F. Engberg and family are making
a short visit in Kiron and vicinity, with
their relatives and friends on their way
from New Mexico to Colorado where they
go for the benefit of Mr. Els health. They
left their home in Missouri last spring for
New Mexico but the climate there did not
improve Johns health.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Schiller of Indian
Territory formerly of Delot, where they
are at present visiting, spent short while
in Kiron on Friday afternoon.
Chas Gronau and A. E. Johnson and
Ed. Eckman returned on Wednesday
from Chicago where they marketed cattle.
They happened to get in SO as to get the
benefit of the drop in cattle prices.
Emil Nelson residing four miles north
east of Kiron had the misfortune of getting
his lee broken while alighting from a
threshing machine at the Meltbery place
where he was assisting threshlng.
Rev. ]. A. Benander and wife are get
ting settled in the Lutheran parsonage
and are now at home to their many fr ends
Miss Lena Engberg came ONE from
Des Moines last week to spend few
weeks at her parental home. She visited
the Worlds Fair prior to her coming
home.
E. E. Clauson made business trip 20
Jewell Junction the first of the week.
The directors of the Boyer Valley Bank
held meeting on Wednesday last. We
understand the Bank is doing splendid
business and is in most healthy condi-
ton. The name will soon be changed to
kiron State Bank
Anna Johnson is home from Des Moines
for two months vacation.
Rev. c. E Nylen the gold mine stock
agent who has spent several months in
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West Denison neus

Mr. and Mrs. H. Duncan attended the
wedding of Mrs. Duncan's sister, Miss
Beck, of Hanover township last Wednes-
day.
Mrs ]. p. Hughes and son James re-
turned to her home in Omaha last Mon
day after three weeks visit at the home
of her parents. Mr. sand Mrs. Jas Owens.
Misses Mamie Purcell and Mary Nc
Kane, OF Denison are visiting friends in
Omaha this week.
Misses Josie Collins and Agnes Devine,
OF Denison, were visiting friends in this
vicinity last Friday and Saturday.
Ant McAlpin of benson is visiting at
the Owens home this week
Fred Evers and wife were guests at the
VIM. kruse home last Sunday.
Quite number from this vicinity at
tended the laying of the corner stone CT
the court house at Denison on last Satur.
day and despite the inclemenc of the
weather large crowd was present
Mrs. Flaherty and daughter Kate togeth
er with Mrs. Cleary we're pleasant visit
ors at the home of James Owens last 81 eek.
Frcda Voss, of Ricketts,, was the guest
of her sister. Mrs. 6, Rickert last week.
Margery Bryan visited her sister, Mrs
Geo Powell last Saturday and Sunday.
A large party was held at the home of
T. McGrin last Friday evening. Many
assembled to do justice to tie house warm
ing and enjoyed the hours in darcing
o.fra \ I'D l,t
hour the guests departed for home all
having had most delightful time.
H. Sch:amm and family we're visitors
in Denison last Saturday.
Mr.. Z Hughes. who has spent two
weeks visiting his daughter, Mrs Tom
Brown, returned to his home in Cedar
Rapids, Ia, last week.
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Buck Grove Letter.

Andrew Miller Jr, visited with relatives
last Sunday He returned to Manila in
the evening.
Ben Quathamer and wife .and children
visited with friends in Shelby county Sum
day.
John Downs mashed his finger Monday
1t is hoped it will not prove very serious
Andrew Anderson met with quite an
accident last Monday He was cutting
weeds in the right of way with scythe,
and as he swung it the blade struck some
obstruction and rebounded in such way
as to cut his ankle very severly. He was
unable to work on account of it for several
days but is again at his post of duty.
Salem Towne spent quite few days
visiting with his SOC Howard and family.
On Tuesday he left for South Dakota
where he expects to remain about three
weeks as the guest Of his daughter Minnie,
Mrs. Gable.
Miss Ellethorpe. who has been visiting
her friend Minnie Paulsen for couple of
weeks, returned to her home at Battle
| Creek Wednesday
| Helen Hayes visited lady friend at
Council Bluffs last week. She returned
home Monday.
Orne Bicknell spent Wednesday and
i Thursday visiting friends He returned
to Sioux City Friday afternoon. He md
his brother Jay will go at once to visit
their parents in North Dakota for couple
of weeks, and will help Mr. Bcknell and
Bert put up hay. of which they have a
large crop Jay will put in the time re-
quired by law on mis- claim and Orne ex-
poets to take up some land adjoining also.
We wish our old friends all success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and daughter Susie
left for Sioux City and other points Satur
day. They will return Monday.
! Denison Thursday
James OMeara enjoyed a visit from one
! of his brothers Friday
Mrs Emma Green and children drove
over north of Denison, Saturday to visit
her sister Mrs. L Bigg,.
Sylvester Thew of Denison was in town
on business Friday and Saturday.
The members of the Catholic church
| VIII SiSC tWO ouEPClo dto d dduSC uCLC III
Buck Grove, The IS Of August. The
money raised will be used in making some
much needed repairs on the church.
There will be ball game in the afternoon
between Dow City and Bee Tree Grove
Supp.r will be served at o'clock in the
evening and at midnight. Come every
body rain or shine as Accommodations for all
kinds of weather will be furnished for all
| he 1oIi IF fi0p
will all please bake up lots of good things
and bring them in. Don't wait for a
special Erequest; it is the duty of all the
members to help in every way possible.
the parish is small SO each one must make
special effort to have the undertaking a
success socially and financially.
August Beutel and wife of Denison, Wis
tied a few days with their son Robert and
family
Whenever you have friends come or go.
or any. item of interest, leave it at the
drugstore, and you will see it in the paper
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he will have good trade. He is an OLD
miller and understands the business.
Dow City Neus.

George Rae drove up to Denison On
Friday.
Mrs. Sam Graham, former resident OF,
Dow City. has been visiting at Whaley's
for some time.
10 McColl had business at Denison q
Friday.
Jack Ahart loaded the first car of new
wheat for market Friday.
Miss Lille Kewnecke, Ct State Center
arrived in town Thursday to spend some
time with the family of P. d. Hall, the
popular agent of the c. & N. W. railroad.
Mr.. Abner Graves came in on The two
O'Clock train from Des Moines Friday.
Mrs. D. L. Houston arrived in town
from the east Friday
Mr.. b. H. Virgins went to Gordon.
Neb. Tuesday and took up six hundred
and forty acres of government land and
returned home Friday. That beats the
Rosebud reservation by whole lot.
Ross Rudd and Ward Butterworth and
the Misses Winnie Rudd and Mildred
Butterworth went to Dunlap Monday. >
Frank booth and Rob Fishel went to
Dunlap Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Messer. of Boyer town
Ship were at the train Friday to meet Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Lorenzen, of Denison
who were on visit to the Messers.
Miss Norinne Fishel accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Titus, Of Chicago took
the train for Denison Thursday.
! The editor CT the Enterprise went to
| Dunlap Friday to score base ball game
in which the Dow City boys were inter
ested. He says the Dow City boys got
scored bad enough without his scoring
them any more.
Miss Mildred Virgins !wen, to Denison
Saturday to attend the normal.
Miss Mary Howorth took the train here
for Denison Friday.
Mesdames ]. A. Scott and c. c. Booth
was at Denison Thursday TO take in the
loom end sale, but did not take the goods
Mrs. Jane Woods and little Jenny But
Ter, who have been spending the summer
in Colorado arrived home Sunday morn
ing
Ed Riddle and Jack Ahart and several
others attended to business at Council
| Bluffs the first of the week.
| Mrs. Elmer Turnland, of Council Bluffs,
who had been at the Turnland home for
week, started for home Friday.
Mrs. Alheda Gardner and grandsons.
Clarence and Thomas Gardner, living
four or five miles south of town took the
train to Vail for visit.
Mrs !. p. Riddle started Thursday for
Jefferson and other points to visit friends.
She will be absent several days
r. Wight started Thursday for Council
Bluffs, Omaha and other points.
]. B. Booth came up from Omaha Mon
day to spend few days with the home
folks. returning Friday.
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Deus about De1oit.

Several Of our towns people were in
Denison last week taking advantage of the
loom end sale at the Boys
Mrs Sarah X Dobson has been very
poorly the past few weeks and is at pres
ent confined TO her bed
Mr. and Mrs. T. Spense arrived home
from ST Louis Saturday evening. Mrs.
K t, Stron, returned with them to Mrs
NJ Hunts. where she has been staying for
few months.
The first nine and the married men
played game of ball Saturday afternoon.
The married men were defeated by small
majority.
The Deloit boys went to Charter Oak
Sunday to play ball, and got defeated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildreth Tucker and
family spent Sunday afternoon at her
mothers, Mrs. E A. McKim.
Mrs. Geo Landon and granddaughter,
Mabel, were in Denison couple of days
last week.
"Grandpa' Zea who will soon be sc
years old. walked up to MS daughters,
Mrs N. H. Brogden S, and back one day
last week and carried large basket of
apples home.
Miss Ava McKim returned home from
her visit at Dow City Saturday.
Eunice Dobson returned home Satur-
day from her trip to Minnesota.
Mrs A. II. Rudd and little daughter,
Gladys, came up from Dow City Friday
, to visit her mother, Mrs I. c. Dobson,
returning home Saturday evening.
A G. Myers of Denison. attended ser
vices at the L. D. S. church here Sunday.
Our school mars.s" began their work
at the institute in Denison Monday morn
ing.
John and Mary Smith came from the
east recently to visit among relatives
They are the guests Of their cousin, Mrs.
E A. Mckim at present
Daisy Darling and sister Myrtle, were
over Sunday visitors at their brother S
home, Mr. Il. Darling.
VIM Mckim, ST., father of B. Z. and
c. ID. McIlim. who isvisiting here, drew
No 2o14 in the Rosebud drawing
Nellie Pearsell, OF Dow City, spent
Sunday afternoon of last week with her
friend, Ella Richardson
Flossie McCloy, of Omaha. is visiting
her cousin Mrs. F. P. Morgan and hus-
band.
Mrs. Hester Mckim arrived home from
Brooklyn last Tuesday. She was accom-
panied by her nephew and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs, Robertson, who will reside with her.
They moved for the present into the E. A
Mckim house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins moved into the
old bank building last week. The sto re
room joining it will be fitted up for resi-
dence property by MIR Halberg, who pnr-
chased the vacant buildings. The hal
and store building underneath will be rel
moved to his store and added to it
Mr.. Hawkins. who purchased the feed
and exchange mill of Brogden Bros is
fitting it up for -four mill and we hope
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Miss Anna Leveen came home from
Omaha on Friday last for short stay in
Kiron
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Andrew Miller Jr, visited with relative
last Sunday He returned to Manila il
the evening.
Ben Quathamer and wife ssand children
visited with friends in Shelby county Sun
day.
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For killing Town Marshal The
Negro Was Lynched.

Cordova, Ala, Aug. 20. -
Town Marshal j. Nicholson was
killed early this evening and his
slayer, a negro named Avery, n
short time thereafter WAS taken
from the calaboose by Il mob and
put to death with stones aud pistol
balls. Nicholson had gone to the
home of the negro to collect fine
owing to the town. He knocked, the
negro opening the door, fred up
on the officer, killing him instant
ly. The wife of citizen witness
ed the crime and procuring a
pistol, held it on the negro until
officers arrived. The negro's stay
in Jail was short, amob having
little difficulty in battering down
the doors of the frail structure.
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Items From Waxhaw Enterprise

Items From Waxhsw Enterprise
Misses Maud, Eunlce and Vir-
gle Sapp, Of Lancaster county,
entered school here Monday.
The three year old child of Mr..
and Mrs. S. M. Glenn, near Nc
Gains, died Tuesday night.
The Mt. Prospect Telephone
Company but in phones last week
at the residences of Messrs. w.
8. and T. E. D. Starnes in the
neighborhood of MoCsin's mill.
Mr.. W. A. Huey, a prominent
merchant of Monroe, passed
through Waxhaw Tuesday NOR
ming on bis way to spend q few
days with relatives in Tirzah
lsighborhood.
Miss Lena McMurray who has
bsen very sisk for several weeks
at tho home of ber uncle, Mr.. g.
W. Williams, in Lancaster couu-
ty, 10 according to latest reports
now very much improved.
Mr.. J. Murray Porter, Of Ian.
caster, let the light of his coun-
tsnaues shine upon our streets
one or two days of the past wsek
Mr.. Porter also visited relatives
at Matthews, returning to Ian.
caster Monday Morning.
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Union County Primaries.
special to The Observer.

Special to The Observer.
Monroe, Aug. 12.-ln the
Union county Democratic primary
held here Saturday the result was
as follows: For Representatives, @
K. Simpson l 800, r b Redwine,
1,151, r. V. Houston s33, j. M. .
Farley 4Os; for sheriff, B. A
HON l, Jas, H. F. Bivins 657, G..
q. HOWE 272; for register of
deeds, j. y. Stewart 1,145, M. Q
Long IT'S: for county treasurer, j
II. Williams 1905, Geo. Nj. La
ney 667; for county commission
ers, H. l.. Price 1,497, A. w.
Biggers .249, w. q. Long SIS,
Jerre 9. Laney 651, A. Il. Ed
wards 479, H. T. Bancom 371, E
j. Krimminger 2s5, j. H. Win,
chester 143. Price and Biggers
were nominated, LaneY withdrew
in Longs favor. For county
supervisor, j. S. Baucom I,OO5,
Liza b. Aulls 62s. Everything
passed of quietly.
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Ths J. d nc a Ster ca a d 9 d
SCho0iS

Schools.
The annual session of the
Lancaster Graded Schools will
begin Monday, Sept. S, 1904.
All pupils already assigned to
grades, and those to be examin-
ed for assignment, will assembl
at the school building promptly
at 8 80 o'clock, a. m.
Teachers are requested to re.
port for duty, at the same hour
and place, on the Saturday pre-
ceding the opening of school.
All pupils who have not been
assigned to grades will also at
tend the meeting of teachers on
Saturday.
Pupils residing within the
limits of this School District will
be required, as heretofore, to
pay a monthly incidental fee of
twenty-five cents, each, the same
to bs paid strictly in advance, at
the beginning of each school
month.
Pupils entering the school from
beyond the school district limits
will be required to pay tuition
on the following scale: Grades
/, II, III, one dollar per month ;
Grades, w, V, vi, one dollar
and fifty cents per month !;
Grades VII, VIII, TX, two dol
lars per month. This includes
the incidental fee.
Cheap rates of board car be
secured in private families by
pupils coming from a distance.
Pupils from the country will be
permitted to take studies in diff
ferent grades, provided the hours
OF recitation do not conhict.
Special arrangomei, Is are to be
made for the preparation of pu.
pills desir 'ng to enter college.
he Factory school, under the
supervision Of Miss Grace Whis-
onant, will also begin its session
Monday, Sept. 5th.
No child under six years OF
age will be admitted in either
the town or factory school.
A. R. BANKS,
Superintendent.
Lancaster, S. c., Aug. 16, 1904.
L q N N Err 8 ALvE
The most healing saIve IN u , world.
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The comptroller general has
placed the printing for the tax
receipts and duplicates with the
Foote & Davies company of At
lanta, the lowest bidders on The
work. The bids were opened Fri
day and the following were snbo
mitted; Bryan & Co. 50, ,963.23;
The State, 81, 2,o25;Walker, Evans
& Cogswell Company, 1858;
G. A. Calvo, $2,366.6O: Foote
4 Davies, 1924. There were
several additions to job, making
the total for the contract $2,O21-
81.
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DIR. IL. Smith, Optic,an, will
DO at his Office, Lancaster Hotel
Lancaster, Friday and Saturday,
Sept. I'd and Sd. If you have
trouble with your eyes, don't fail
to see him.
Sam Reed, the 17>year old
son of Charley Reed, COL, of the
Halle Mine section, has been ad-
judged insane and is now In Jail
here awaiting the taking of his
vaccination to be committed to tho
asylum.
Mrs. Harriet Ghent died at
the home of her niece, Mrs. Rhet.
to Ghent, at Dwight of dropsy, on
Sunday morning last. aged about
rs yeare, Her remains were in
tered at Union church.
Married, at Sapp's X Roads,
Sunday, Aug. II, 1904, by K.
u. Sapp, N. p, Mr.. Ed Steele
and Miss Anna Snipss, daughter
of Mr.. John Snipes, all cf this
county.
The protracted meeting at
Fork Hin Baptist church of the
past ten days closed Thursday.
There were 81 sccsssions to the
church. 35 were baptised on
Thursday. DR.. Bnldridgs assisted
the pastor, Rev. K. j. Blaoknou,
during tho meeting.
Died August 20 1904, of con-
gestion, Frontas, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Shehane, aged 3
years. The lnterment will take
place today at Fork Hill church.
Mr.. Carson of the Chester
Lanter spent Sunday in the city,
the guest Of Capt King.
Rev. w. @. Winn preached
two excellent sermons here Sun
day at the Methodist church, Rev
Mr.. Hodges filing his pulpit at
Tabernacle.
Rev. j. S. Stewart, Jr., rep.
the Forward Move
nsnt" in Foreign Missions, viii
deliver On address at tho Presf y
terian church tonight at $50
O'Clock. Mr.. Stewart is sent out
by the Executive Committe of the
Presbyterian church in tho u. 8.
A full attendance of the congre.
cation 10 requested.
"A special from Wilmington,
N. u, to The Charlotte Observer,
dated Aug. 90, says: Miss Bessie
Heath Horton, daughter of Mrs.
Mary n. Horton, of Charlotte,
and Mr.. Manly K. Edwards, a
prominent young business man Of
Lunberton, were married at 5
O'Clock this afternoon by Rev. A.
MeCullsn, pastor of Fifth street
M K. church. The young people
are spending their honeymoon at
the beach.
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According to the statistics col
lected by the World, more tran
1000, 900 wage earners are idle as
the result Of strikes and lockouts
In four leading industries alone
the building trades, the cotton
mills, the beef supply and coal
mining. The "full dinner pail
Is not seen in Republican cam
palgn pictures this year.-The
State.
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Butler Holt, a ayoung white man
was arrested in Newberry late
Saturday night in connection
with the Maud Allen murder mys-
terry, in Columbia, which puzzled
the authorities and detectives of
that city since the murder was
committed on Thursday afternoon
of last week. The arrest was
made by Chief of Police Bishop
and Policeman Is. E. Koon, who
felt that their suspicious had suf-
fcient grounds on which to hold
tho man until it could be learned
if he was ia any way connected
with the murder.
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Notice
The voters and free holders of
the St. Luke school district are
requested to meet at St. Luke
Friday, Sept. 2, at 10 .. m., OBJ
ject of the meeting is to discuss
measures pretaining to the builds
ing and maintaining Of a graded
school in said district. Sspt. A.
G. Rowell will be present.
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Winthrop's Resident Physician

X
The Spa"tanburg Herald ae-.
psrts that DR.. l.. Rosa Hirscham
who was recently appointed resi-
dent physician at the State Nor
NAL and Industrial college atRock
Hill has been officially notified
and will leave for Rock Hill IN a
few weeks
DR.. Hirschman is said to be
physician of acknowledged ability
and is very popular in Spartan
burg, whore she has resided for
several years past. Rock Hill
Herald.
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have this examin alton "onHughes
Mistakes in Teaching, Petermans
Civil Government, Silas Mariner,
'Enoch Arden and Correct
Hlstory,' in addition to regular
subjects.
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The State board Of education
has appointed the regular fall
examination of teachers for Fri.
day, October 2lst. At the meet
ing of the State board of educa :
tion on May eth it was decided to