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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26

The memorial day committee of
hampton Lodge Of Ellis has complel
Ell the program and arrangements for
the lodge of sorrow" which will he
held in the National Soldiers HON,
theatre on next Sunday afternoon
The program promises to b. one oi
the best the Elks have ever presented
to tho public ION a similar occasion.
Mr.. Charles Knapp. q rr .nlinenl
young attorney and member of Balti
more Lodge, No. Z, will make the adj
dress of the day. Hon. :;aniuel Coz
don Cumming, of Hampton lodge. will
present the speaker.
Following the custom O: the order
In every city, town or hamla. wher
there is a lodge of Elks The first
Sunday afternoon in each December
is observed as day for paying tri
butte to the dead Elks and tile custom
is one Of the most beautiful features
OF the society.
The program committee is .uada ur
of Messrs. David FrankoI. John "
Skinner, McCaull Blacliston and Wi;
liam Laing.
AS has been the suction of Hamp
ton Lodge invitations will be issue
to the exercises and the admission
to the theatre will be by ticket. TIL
invitations will be given out at thu
nlontinT of
night
The program for the exercises 70.
low:
overture Soldiers Home Bant
"Alignom."
Music .......... THE Sabbath Day
Rathbun Quarrel.
Opening Ode ......... BY the I.odg.
Great Ruler Of the Universe, etc. .
Prayer "A. Rev. T. Pendleton Jone
Soprano solo 10 Divine Redeemer'
Miss Coils Lackey
Selection "Trayiato''
Home Band
Tenor solo $50. Queen of the Fart
Brother J. J. Lindsay.
Cornet solo ........... "rhe Palms
Mr.. |. Cohen.
Address. Brother Charles Knapp,
Baltimore Lodge. No. z.
Solo ........... 81 Heard the Voice
Mrs. W. w. Scott.
Bass solo beyond the Gates
OF Paradise"
Mr.. Herman Rocker.
Solo .......... Lead Kindly Light
Miss Klasky.
Closing ceremonies .Iodcc
lynn .................. america
Band Accompaniment.
audience to join in singing)
Bcnediction. Rev. Father VIM. Fallol
Accompanists-Mis Grace Ca
land Cosby, Miss Grace Cunningham
and Miss Troutman.
The dead of Hampton Lodge since
lis orpani1otion orc.
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and was accompanied by her mother
Miss Lahi returned from Avoca on
on Saturday.
Grandma Stegeman died at the home
of her son, Albert on Monday morning
OF old age, being 80 years old. Her
funeral occurred on Thursday after.
noon at the home.
On Tuesday, March % C. H. Kuhl-
man was 81 years old and large mum
Der of his friends gathered in the
evening to assist in making it very
memorial event. An excursion party
of about twenty came up from Ricketts,.
Mrs P. B. Jurgensen died on Mon
day after an extended illness and the
funeral was held at the Lutheran
church on Wednesday, Rev. Hansen
officiating. Quite a number of rela-
tlves and friends we're present from
Charter Oak and Ricketts,,
Chas. Fritz. of Atkins, Iowa, took
possession of the G. W. Christensen
store on Thursday. Mr.. christensen
and family expect to move to Califor-
MIA as soon as soon as he gets business
matters here settled. MIR. Fritz is a
successful business man OF several
years experience, and while he does
not expect ali the trade of Schleswie
will do his best to merit his share.
With his wife and child he will occupy
the John Schuett residence as soon as
it can be vacated.
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Sch1esui9

J. L. Tripp visited with his par nts
at Arion Friday.
Theo. Blume's son Fritz is very low
with pneumonia.
Prof. Olry attended teachers insti-
tute at Ida Grove last week.
Mrs. Jurgen Schroeder is quite sick
with bronchitis at present.
Miss Saka Carpenter returned to her
home at Buck Grove last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jurgen Krohnke were
calling on friends at Ricketts, Friday.
Paul Vollerseu enjoyed visit from
her brother, John, of Gladbrook. last
week.
Adolph Meyer of Ricketts,, visited
at the Otto Stegeman home Thursday
and Friday.
A daughter was born to Mr., and
Mrs. Martin Fredericksen on the 18th
of March.
The Hartman Sisters have milli-
merry stock at the Schroeder depart.
ment store.
Mrs. Namandy came on Wednesday
from Farnamville, with her son Paul
Jurgensen to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Jurgensen, returning home on
Friday.
Miss Jessie Griggs returned on Fri
day from her vacation at West Side,
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Ricketts,

w. S. Rae was out from Charter Oak
Friday.
Jas. Healy is moving from near Ken
wood to the John Uilrich farm. east of
here.
Geo. Krohnke has been quite sick
of appendicitis for several days. His
parenos were down from Schleswig to
see him Friday.
Mrs. Anna Munster died on Thurs
day March 18th. and her remains were
buried in the Nissen cemetery near
Schleswig, on Friday at ten o'clock.
Rev. G. Runge, officiating. Anna
Petersen was born in Germany In 1881
and was united in marriage with Claus
HI. Munster in 1863 with whom she
came to America in 1868. They lived
in Gin on county until thirteen years
ago when they came to Crawford co.
and for the past two years have lived
in Ricketts,. For the last few months
she has suffered with cancer of the
stomach of which she died.
Her husband is SO years old and
three sons of this place survive her.
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Jk4HNILLA

\ Mrs. Mel Morgan returned from her
K visit in Omaha on Friday.
DR.. j. H. Graham made q business
I trip to Omaha the last of the week.
Mrs. II. E. Dyson returned on Satur
day from visit with friends at DEM
Z son.
King-Perkins gave one of their per
aformances ut the opera house Tuesday
night.
" The switch engine was taken OF
again last week, which is very much
regretted.
s Goo. Wurtzbaugh has quit work at
B Hans Sieck's and Is working for N. K :.
johnson.
AR Isaac Hird and family drove to Deni-
III son Saturday afternoon to visit over
/; Sunday with his parents.
SS The boys are getting ready for a
lively game of ball with Dow City, to
be pulled off Friday afternoon.
q Miss Grace Bidlack came down from
Mapleton to spend the weeks vacation.
Herr friend. Miss Hays, accompanied
her.
Hans Sieck's team took very lively
run through town Friday and Knocked
off lamp post opposite the opera
house.
Miss Eva Hazleton returned to her
home at Des MONIES Thursday morn
ing, for six weeks visit with her
parents.
Mrs. j. G. Richter went to LIE Grand
Saturday, to visit for a week and the
Prof. is trying the ordeal Of eating OF
his own cooking.
r. G. Saunders took possession OF
the post Office Saturday. He expects
to put in new fixtures soon, and fix up
the Office in fine shape.
Dock Owen, former round-house man
ager, who now lives at Des Molnes
called on Manila friends couple Of
days the last of the week.
On Thursday at high noon at the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Claus
Sleek, northeast of town. occurred the
marriage of Miss Maggie Sleek ant
Mr.. John Jurgen, Justice D. r. Rob
ertson officiating. They will live or
the Blohm farm near Irwin.
Ad. Morgan was very much surpris
ed Saturday morning about clever
o'clock when calling at Lawyer Moore
Office in response to notice from {
friend, that Mr.. Moore wanted to see
MIR. Moore did want him. but never
had thought of it until Mr.. Morgan
called, when he proceeded In judicia
language that it was the first day o
April.
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Elder D. Nj. Rudd is improving h,-
residence property by LAYING cement
walks.
Emil Doz r, Lon Rudd and Harry
Huntington went to Omaha on pnsi-
ness Saturday.
Howard Alexander moved to North
Grove last week where he has bough0
forty acre farm.
Mrs. M E. Jones and Mrs. HARDIN
Of Denlson, called on Mrs. r. A.
olocumb Thursday.
Will Roy has resigned as northwest
ern section foreman and John Baber.
of Soldier, succeeds him.
Mesdames A C. Heath and Carrie
Hammond attended services aud cali
I'd on friends in Denison Sunday
The three safes of the Exchange
Bank we're shipped to their purchasers
10 Des Moines the last of the week.
Frank Alexander, who serveu in the
Philippines short time ago, is here
visiting his brother. Albert and his
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Goddard started
Thursday morning for the eastern part
of the state, visiting their daughter
Mrs. E. r. Pagan OF Vlnton, and other
relatives.
Herman Braemer, of Willow town
ship, met quite an accident Friday
morning while driving to town with
his wife. His team we're afraid of the
cars he got out to hold them by the
heads. His wife also got out on the
ground. TIE team were too much for
him and ran into the fence. and then
ran over him. His hand and head
were cut and he got new overa]ls and
coat. to wear home. his others being
too badly torn. A travelling man
jumped from the way freight mile
west of town, caught the team and
drove them to town in time to go on
with the train. Parties then went
out after the injured man and brought
him on to town.
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Charter Oak.

A. Rogers is building large poultry
house.
F. r. Ruchti is out to Berne moving
the Baak store.
M. L. Houlihan jr. was over from
Denison on business Tuesday.
Mrs. John Bolieu visited with friends
in Deniscn the last of the week.
Miss Clara Roberts returned from
her visit in Denison Thursday
Mrs. G. G. Hardy went to Ohio Sat-
urday to visit her father who is very
poorly.
Bernard Purcell wentlo Sioux City
Saturday to have seyes examined by d
specialist.
Miss Kate Torrey commenced teach.
ing at the PAIL school in Morgan town.
ship Monday.
Miss Anna McWilliams went to
Denison last week to visit relatives for
u few days visit.
Master Forest Ley came over from
Denison Saturday to spend week
with his mamma.
D. Bornholdt and wife and Mrs. F.
G. Brinker were calling on Denisor
friends on Friday.
Dorr Shreve returned to Dow City
Saturday morning after taking care O
@. e. Hiett's store for week.
Mrs. Lena Ley, who was assisting il
the Farmers State Bank for week
has accepted position with L. E
Goodwin.
Mrs. w. n. Bowen and baby came
down from Ute Saturday to spend Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G
w. Holmes.
Mrs. w. A. Antrim and Miss Nellie
Perry came up from Omaha on Satur
day to visit few days at the L. L
Perry home.
Chas. Hanna visited in Denison
couple of days last week and Johl
Stewart returned with him to spent
q few days.
Geo. Iversen is building cottage Of
the corner south of VIM. MARS, which
is causing some speculation anon
the ladies, but George says it will b
for rent.
DR.. r. j. Hart and family came u
; from Council Bluffs Friday to visit hi
parents for few days. They are o
their way to Mandan, North Dakots
to make their home. having sold thei
home in Council Bluffs.
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Public Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing described real estate situated in Craw-
ford county Iowa, to-wit: The East half
of the SOUTHWEST Quarter and the South
east Quarter and the West half of the
Northeast Quarter of Section Twenty
Six Toy in Township Eighty-Four (s4)
North. Range Thirty-Eight 1857 West of
the 5th p. M. will be sold at public auc-
ton. to the highest bidder for cash, at
the front door of the City Hall in Deni-
son, Iowa, at one thirty (1:3o) p. M. on
the goth day of April. 1905, by the under
signed administrator of the estate of Ber-
nard Lane, deceased.
P. M. LANE,
Administrator of the estate of BERNARD
LANE, deceased.
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Boyer.

Boyer.
Mrs. Gust Anderson went to Omaha
Saturday to visit her daughter.
Miss Gusta Newman and her two
little sisters Sundayed in Denison.
Alb, Avery OF Sac City visited with
o. M. Graham and wife last week.
Ed. Berg took the train on Thursday
for his home after visit with relatives
here.
Julius Schram and Miss Jessie Darl.
ing were married on Wednesday,
March 22nd.
Fred Erickson and c. S. Johnson
were in Omaha Sunday to see Mrs.
Erickson, who is slowly improving.
Wheat seeding is about all done here
aud an increase acreage is reported
The next work will be sowing oats.
Ray Graham of the Odebolt Record
visited his brother, o. M. Graham last
week.
Mrs. Will Maynard returned on
Wednesday from visit at Jas. May
nards at Lake View.
Miss Minnie Erickson, missionary
from China, stopped off here Wednes-
day on her way to kirOn.
On Tuesday F. A. Smith and wife
and Miss Daisy Darling and 81. B. Han
sen visited with friends in Schleswlg.
Thos. Adams team took lively run
around the lumber yard Thursday and
came up in o. M. Graham's yard with
q demolished buggy. He had driven
over from Vail to his farm.
E. e. Clauson drove over from Kiron
on Monday with minister who had
been there, and brought Mrs. N. WIKI
sell over to take the central train for
her home in St. Joseph Missouri.
s non Bros. store at Herring was
bur =, the ground on Wednesday
evel .bout half past eight O'Clock
Mott was saved of the stock but
a co, of sacks of sugar ana some
SALT nd of the household goods
exec, he organ and sewing machine
The will probably foot up over
six II usand dollars with about $500
insurance.
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NOTICE IN PRoBATEoF

STATE OF Iowa.,
Crawford County %
In the matter of the estate of Lucinda
Gardner late Of Crawford County, deceased.
Notice of appointment of administrator.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that on the "a day
pointed administrator OF the above entitled
estate, and all creditors of said estate are
notified to file their claims in the office CT the
Clerk of the District Court. in and for Craw
ford County, Iowa within one year from the
date of this notice according to law, and the
same allowed and ordered paid by said
court. or stand forever barred therefrom.
Dated March "a, 1905.
j. p. CONNER
CONNER & LALLY Administrator
Attorneys l3-3t
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Kiron

NAAASAF
Elmer Hoaglund drove to Denison on
Thursday.
L. V. Larson drove to Denison on
business Friday.
Geo. Thompson made business trip
to Woodbine last week.
Will and o, E. Strain drove TO
Odebolt on Tuesday night.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Mauritz On Sunday March 26.
A. 81. Lindburg was down from Ode
bolt one day last week on business.
Henry Bockelman and J. w. Massey
were up from Berne on business Friday
A son was horn to Mr.. and Mrs.
John F'rahm on Thursday March Both.
John Berndt and little son visited
with relatives in Denison the last of the
week.
| Miss Edith Walderman returned to
her home at Woodbine Friday after an
extended visit with numerous relatives
here.
Miss Ella Miller and Harry johnson
attended teachers institute at Ida
Grove last week. Miss Miller will
teach in Ida county this spring.
E. E. Clauson drove to Arthur We'd
nesday night with Miss Minnie Erick-
son, the Chinese missionary. She de-
livered an address at the Mission
church on Tuesday night.
The Kiron Sentinel which changed
hands last week has also changed name
Lawrence & Son calling it The Kiron
News. They have also changed the
make up and improved the appearance
of the paper. Success to the new pro-
prietors.
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Dou> City.

Will Roy was down to Dunlap on
business Saturday.
The Senior class of the high school
entertained the Juniors on Friday.
Mrs. L. B. Toon and Mrs. w. H.
Virgins were Denison visitors Satur.
day.
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Very Low Excursion Rates to San Fran
els co and Los Angeles,

Via the North Western Line, will be in eff
with favorable return limits, on account OF
Meeting Woodmen of the World Two fast
trains to California daily. THE Overland
Limited" electric lighted throughout. less
than three days EN- route. Another fast train
is The California Express" with drawing
room and tourist sleeping cars. For rates
North Western R'y. lS.4t
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De1oit

John Cranney Was over from Vail
Ga business trip.
Fred Gronan made business trip
to Denison Monday
NJ. j. lessen shipped car of cattle
to Chicago Saturday
]. A Halberg made a business trip
to Dow City on Monday
Henry Sachan and F. H. Brogden
were Denison visitors on Monday.
Mrs. A. H. Rudd of Dow City spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Dobson
Jonathan Miller enjoyed a visit from
his daughter, from Brogan Saturday.
The NJ. w. A. lodge give free en-
tertanment at the hall on Wednesday,
Henry Lincke came up from Deniscn
Monday and will buy hogs here this
season.
Rev. John Lee OF Sac City preached
a missionary sermon at the NJ E.
church Tuesday night of last week.
Sam Dunbar who has been visiting
with relatives here lefton Monday for
Laurel, Nebr. to visit his daughter.
The spring term on school opened on
Monday with Miss Anna FIvnn as
teacher of the upper roam and Miss
Lora Duckett the primary.
Elders G. E. Butterworth D. M.
Rudd and N. V. Sheldon of Dow City
and c. j. Hunt are delegate from this
county to the Worlds Conference of
the Reorganized church of Latter Day
Saints, which meets at Lornoni Iowa
April 9th.
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Hrion

Hf1O1
l. L. Trip of Schleswig visited his
parents Friday.
A select party enjoyed nice social
dance at the hall Friday night.
FL. A. Newman drove to Buck Grove
Thursday night to call on friend.
clande Raynoy and F. P Black went
to Denison Monday to serve as jurors.
c. C. Trip and wife visited their
daughter Mrs. Bolton, at Denison Sun
day.
81. G. Schroeder and wife drove down
from Schleswig Sunday after noon to
look at the wreck of the poor house.
Rev. A. E. Bashford went to Magnol-
ia Friday to visit over Sunday and here
Dr. Dwight Hillas, of New York
preach.
Mrs. Jake Kepford is able to sit up
some at present, which her many
friends will be glad to hear. She has
been great sufferer for long time.
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H. L. Roth was up from Omaha over
Sunday visiting his. wife.
| Merritt Williamson is able to be up
some now, and is in fair way to re-
cover,
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jackson
James o'Donnell, is reshingling his
house.
Q Mike Gilligan has been on the sick
list for few days.
Miss veva Downey is teaching in
sub. district school no. 2.
Geo. Gum and Hickey Bruins were
in Denison one DAY last week on bus
mess trip.
John Dose has bought buggy so as
to have merry time with some of our
young ladies.
The farmers are preparing for
corn. The soil is in condition and will
try to raise some Holden Corn
Most of the spring wheat is in and
some farmers are sewing oats. the soil
is in good condition and is working up
nicely.
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FORMER NEW BAvENERs.

Ed. P. Merwin Returning from Europe.
 Mr. Ed. P. Merwin and wife are on their way home from a very pleasant trip in Europe, one of many they have made. MT. Merwin is a prosperous banker and broker in New York and was formerly New Haven merchant and leading merchant tailor of New England. His brother, B. R. MerWin, who was of the old New Haven firm of E. P. & B. R. Merwin of this city and who for twenty years has been proprietor of a famous large merchant tailoring establishment in New York city, has been at Poland Springs, Me-, for his health for some time and leaves shortly for another Maine health and pleasure resort. He has enjoyed fine health until about six months ago, since then he has been troubled considerably with infiamma- tory rheumatism. The Messrs. Merwin are brothers of our esteemed citizen, T. P.aMerwfn, who was for many years a prominent Chapel street dry goods merchant. MT. Merwin's son, Henry W. Merwin, the attorney, of the firm of Morris & Merwin of this city, is spending a month at Albany, Vt, where he has spent his simmer vaca- tions for the past five years, It is a delightful place, just this side of the Canada border.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-29
CUT WRIST WITH AN AXE.

Patrick Dinnon Accidentally Sewers
 Two Cords and is Taken to Emer-
 gency Hospital.
 Patrick Dinnon, % years old, of 679 Chapel street met with a very painful accident while chopping, wood in the yard kept by T. w. Diekerman at the old Calvary Industrial Home place on Chapel. street, about five o'clock yes- terday afternoon. The axe which Mir. Dinnon was using slipped and made a very bad cut at the left wrist joint. Two of the cords of the wrist were also severed The injured man was taken to the Emergency hospital, where the wound was attended to, it requiring several stitches to close it. Mir. Dinnon was then taken to his home, where he is now resting as com fortaibly as can be expected.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-29

The skill of the Connecticut mechanic is demonstrated by the perfection of his work. which has earned for Con necticut distinction as the home of in- ventive genius and honest workman ship. I do not speak. merely congrat- uIatory words, but speak recognized fact, when I say that there are no ar tisans on the face of the earth who do such days work more skillfully.'
 ON IMMIGRATION.
 In briefly touching upon immigra- ton Governor Roberts says:
 ''The great problem before us to- day seems to me to be that of assim- Hating into our good citizenship the thousands of workers who are coming to us from all lands. They come to us as strangers who have heard of the opportunities we have to offer, and it behooves us to accustom them to our laws and customs that they, too, may share our reverence in them; to lead them into the beauties of virtuous liv- ing; to show them the illimitable pos abilities that await their children if they assist us in preparing them, through our system of education, to meet these opportunities ana profit by them.
 We need manhood and womanhood that is physically and morally strong. The future of our commonwealth de- bends upon our assimilation of new brain and brawn. Commonwealth S, like human beings, are born to grow. The growth must be healthy. I believe that each one of us should de his best to start the newcomer right, and, moreover, we should protect those al- ready here from housing unhealthy plants that may contaminate our citi- zenship. It is a great question and one that must be decided only with wisdom.
 NOT A FATALIST.
 While I am not fatalist and do not believe that one can sit and let natural laws carry him to the heights of success, do believe that by keep ing in the right path and working dili- gently that natural law will do emuch in solving our problems.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-29
TcLAMBAKE ON LABOR DAY.

Republican Workers in Second Con-
 gressional District Coming Here, ,
 The big clambake of the republican workers of the Second congressional district will take place Monday, Sep tember 4, at Momauguin. The affair is ito be given under the auspices, of the Ninth ward republican committee Ly- man H. Johnson is chairman. Sub committees have been appointed as fol- lows:
 Printing-Whiting and Hamilton.
 Music-Rice, Hickman and Rev. J. W. Davis.
 Reception-L. H. Johnson, Hamilton, J. c. Kelly, J. o. Johnson, R. E. Bently, H. c. Young, William slfney, Rev. J. W Davis, M. T. Rice, William flick man, J. T. Goodwin, L. Whiting, W. c. Maltby and Henry Rathgeber.
 Henry Rathgeber, J. T. Goodwin, William Sliney, R. E. Bently, J. O., Johnson and H. c. Young.