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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-04-29
Paints. Paints. Paints.

ord ROOFING MATERIALS, known as Gi en-, .n
ooo Iinseed Lead with lhe
rants ~ wonderful protection from e' no"
beino exhibited II every town on the ohore
For sale following places ,,t Marriott. burlington Bros
nj; oots Tankad Bro Frankown and A. > west Nanuu"'
MARYLAND Fire PROBING and Paint Co., l0ws0n' NO.
N w. Tawes & Son, Wholesale Grocers, CrlSheld'
Distributing Agents.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-04-29

Col. G. A. Bruce, of Boston, has re-
turned to the Confederate Museum,
in Richmond, by Rev. DR.. j. P. Smith,
a bust of Stonewall Jackson taken
from the Davis mansion by Federal
soldier forty years ago.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-04-29
Rally
AT
AcComac c. H.,
NEXT
Monday, Court Day.

Senator Thos. S. Martin and Lieut.
Gov. Willard will address the people
on that day.
Hon. Claude A. Swanson and Judge
VIM. H. Mann are also expected 70
speak at the Courthouse on same Day
Mr.. Martin will also speak at Parks
lev, 8 p. m, to-day.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-09

@de pom @aDusa StraBe. Sarnep @us
Titus uno lein @ouiin antbonD %obutis
pom Yutnam StraBe Wuroen auf Dem
Seimmese uOn Spei en9liib iprebenOen
Wtdnnern oil obiger Stelle nit Wtellern
ange9riffen, nahoem bielelben einen
Streit eripun9en batten unO Oa bic 2lr.
9e9riifenen nidt bcwafiuet waren, 10
crying es ibnen lblimm. YarneD Suitis
tus erbielt eIlen Sti6 in Die 0auptaoer
al Der rehtcn Seitc oeS Salies uuO ais
Die PollSei %eintraf, mar Der Otdnn 81
3ooe 9eblutet. &obutiS crbielt cine aus
iabl bOie @unOcn, bic pOn Dem bebars
Oelnoen grSte ais unbeOin9t lebens9es
fGbrli6 betradtet werOen ; er bate cine
ticfe WunOe all Der re9tcn Seite Oes
9alies. cine tieie @unOe auf Der linfen
Seitc 9eraOe unterbalb Den 6lppeu uuo
aud cine bOie Wunoe all Der llnfen
Oano. Die SOentitat Der beiOen ans
greifenocn Wtduner it unbetannt uno
ben eiljigen A%ubaltspuntt, Den otePolis
sci sur 3eit lano, waren 5wei 0ite an
Srid gUenue, Die unSmeiielbait Den
Wtannern 9ebOrten, bic @uititus uno
Sobutis an9rilfcn ; elmer mar ltarf jers
oriidt uro Der auoere nit Ylut befledt,
iOoaB man annebmen fam, oaB ie BET
Der blutisen afiaire nibt unuerlest euts
tamen, Oenn Obidon ibre Spier feline
Waffen batten, rilicu JIG mebrere 3auu.
rieSel Obj unO webrteu lib tiihtis. bis lie
iibermannt waren. Wiebrere Stunoen
nab Der Ste6erei itellten iid jwet
Manner, Mihael Sarlin uno Sobn
S'Oiallep, beioe all Sepier auenue
%wObnbait, bel Der Foliiei in Yerbinoung
nit Der afiaire uub etwa 3u 9leiber 3eit
wuroe ciu weiterer Ibeilnebmer. Simon
Wutsfas, %uerbaftst. Die stpei e~rltsren
wurosn bel Dem f%Olsenoen 8erbOre auf
Die antIa9e oes WOroes BEN @ef6n9niB
iibernieien, wabreuS Mutsfas oils tbsils
nebmeno slei6ialls sebalten wurbe.
Dad ben ausiassn BON @arlin uno
S"URallsp 1T feiner pom ibnen fir Die
Stedersi u%erantwOrtlid, 90 is fein
Wtelier batteu nno Die G0btuns BON
Suititus ourd sinen Der Polsn erfol9te.
bic audi Die ansrsifer seweieu iein fol.
len nuS Meiisr IOsen. S'Wtalep sr.
bislt eineu tisIsn Sdnitt on Der S9a.
bslbaut uuo .bsioc Sanbe ihauoerbaft
jsridnitten, wdbreno @arlin cine
S6ramme unter Dem linfen &use unb
bic Sano bOs 3erihuitten erbielt. Die
YoliSei fOnnte Die Spuren Der Spsi
Mdnuer onrd bas Slut nab Der Uob.
nun9 sinss ar5tes finoeu, pslder oann
Die jwei 0tdnner ueranlabts, ii9 Der
@cliSei jn i%tsllen, nudosm iie erfabrsn
batten, wsld einen tSbtli6en Ssrlaui
Der Srnmall senommen bate.
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- ami 30 9raO unter Jinll ianf Die
3smpcratur in superior. isis.
Mrro Scrantpm.

Bernard 8. 9larf pom @iIiam
Stra6e, ell mOblbefannter Siir9sr unO
langs Sabre Stallauiieber Der Maruine
j3ede. itarb am Monta9 na6 mebrmcs
uatli6er Sranfbeit i'm GA. %Scbensjabrr.
- auf Die Inflasc BON Srau Ssliie
@ioeman bon YrOpioenee Roao wurOe
OIL Sreita9 ibr 9dtte Samnsl we9en
Oelertion uno Ni6tunterbalt uerbaitet
unO fir istn seridtlidss Gridsincu ulls
ter $500 Sir9iAaft seilellt.
- 9Siaiam Serrp, eiIi Wiinsr in Der
Sapusa 3e6e, wuroe am Samita9 III
leiner Sammer ourh mebrGre 3Onnen
Der sinfallenosn Dede bseraben uno aui
Der Ststle 9%etOOtet. Ssin 9auoluuser
Oauep %upas wurOe ebsnfalls pom flie'
ssnosu Stiden %setroiien. entfam absr
obns weitere SerIctunsen.
- Soiepb 3. 2ena BON YrOuiOencs
8oao murOe Sumitas in Der @sft
9iioss 3e9e hos am @eiidt, 9Gnoen
uno SOrper usrbrannt, oils sr ieins
Sammsr rpieosr bstrat. seraOe oils cine
pOrbsrsitets Sprensuis lOssins. Wtau
bradte ben 8erlesten mad benz @elt.
Isite Soipital, no feline @ensiun9 err
partet miro.
Srau @omarS Stun uno Sinber
BON @reen Riose StraBe wuroen Diens
itas 0lorsen ourd bas benz SeiSupparat
e~ntitrOmsnbe @as i~ibsrwaltist uuO als
Der @atts gum Mittussmable beim'
iebrts, fauo er bic Satin unb elm Sinh
balb bstaubt Dor. Sin seruisner arit
bra6te beiOe mad entipre4enoer 8ebano.
lung wieoer in normalen 3uftauo.
Der an S8sit Marfet ctr. wobn'
bate POle Wti6ael 3ernisfi murOe in
Der Samita9 9tadt BON elmer brennen'
ben 9ampe %9etroffen, bic iein 8oitbsrr
mad ibm sef6leuOsrt bate, uno bas
b~reunsuOe Del ersOB iid iiber ben Wtanr
unO uerbrunnte inn @eii6t uno SdnOe
S8aren bic uoriibereeheuoeu RoliSiitcr
RiosewuD lno ROB Dem 3ernisti MIDI
CUR Silfe sesilt, 10 pare sr unSweifsl
bait lebenssefdbrli6 perbrannt, Osnr
Der Soitberr fniif mad Der Chat aus
unO lisB itin Spfer allein. =.
- Sine Gffaire, Die wubri6einlid
einen oOppeltsn WtOrO our 5Olse baber
wiro, ereisnete li6 um 1 ubr am Diem
flag WtOr9en au Bird auenue, uabe Del
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-09

- SrGlioent @liott Don Der sro6en
Saruaro Z Uni ,eriit6t bat in letnem
iiin9lteu Sabresberiht cine fOrmlide
Sriesserttarun9 9e9cu oas 6uBbalipiel
srlaiieu. Gr beieidnct OaS Spiel nidt
allein ais barbarilb unO 9eei9net, bic
~brutatiten Sultinttc wa6Suruien, ions
bern CT ~bebauptet aud, oaB Der ablnrOe
@oecuOicnit, Den man nit Den 6nBballs
bcloen treble, Die alten afuoemiIhen
Soeule Ourd neuc erleee, welde, wenn
Tie BON Der ltutirenOen Su9enO Seiis
ersriiien. ibr ipGtcr Den Sampt nit Dem
Scben iebr erihUcrcn wiirOen. SOr
allen Oingen uber i~OrOere oieier Sport
ole llncbrlidfeit, neil beim Spiel Die
Fartei Die beiten ausiidteu babe, mel6e
Die auOere Partci am beilen jl iiber.
tolpelu uerilebe. 9tiht Weniger oils pier
Seitcu oes y rid)teS lino Der Sritif oeS
SuBballipiels 9ewiOmct, III meldem
RrGlibent @lliott cine lhmere Sefabr
iiir bic ameritaniihe llnlucriitGt ers
blidt.
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SIH Mnn NOaRtt

- DaS 10. Re9iment miro niht nad)
NaibinStOn %reilen, nm an Der Snau9u.
rationS' Yaraoe oes PraiiOenteu &ooie.
uelt theiljunebmcn.
- 9err Ybilip OGriam erwarb fduf.
lid oas pradtuolle 6ranf %. 0teDnolOS
NObnsebGuoe oil Nebiter auenie unO
srwartet, an 1. WtarS in Oaiielbe eiuSu.
Sieben.
= Die Sadawanna @ompanie beab.
iihtigt. in ibren ueri6ieoenen @cbGuoen
priuate 6euerwebr Companion ~ or9a.
niliren uno bat l6On mebrere aus9sriiltet
uro ein9eiibt.
= Ger ocrflOiiene 6reitas braGte nus
cine iibiriihe SGlte. oeun in Der Staot
Itano Der @ruomeiier BON 6 bis 8 @rao
untcr Dull, wGbrenO gu JtodD @len II
9rao inter 0iuIl ausetiiuoist wurOen.
- SemunO, Der einmal Siftenweb
9ebabt bat. weis, mas es beiBt, Sdmer.
gen auSbaltcn Sl miiiien. ct. SatobS
Del lit Elm uOltOmmenee uno bauernoes
Wttttel Oa9e9en. IS beiie9t Shmerjen.
= Ole TOli;ei ma6te p~ersangene
giadt einen lleberfal! auf bas unoroent.
ltfe 9aus Der State yewis, 21s Centre
StraBe, uuO crwiidte Die Serberssmut.
ter, ueun anOere 6rauen,immer uno
pier WfGnner. Die gauge @eicni6ait
luuroe naA Dem BOli;eipuartier be-
toroert uno miro beute Elm YerbOr be.
itebeu.
= Die SCRANTON Sanoels- Seb0roe
bat ftir Stdote Der 5weiten Slalie cine
Sorla9e auS9earbeitet, Die be;prdt, ba6
in oenielben Oas Nmt zines Steuerein,
rebmers creirt merbe, mo ole Steueru
oil einem Rlase beSablt weroen f0nnen.
Oas Salair oes Yeumtsn ioG SIS, 900
jdbrlih iein. GsprGientant @brbarbt
reltte bic Sorlase am Donneritas in
bet SsSisIatur elm.
= Sn Der eriten oeutlheu ~. 8. Sir.
die an aoamS 2uenus uno 9ine Stra6e
fiuoet init Der am 5. april besinnenben
-.
8ohe cine @onfereH; Der Sit Osutifsn
Wt. .. Stride itatt, beitebeno aus ben
Staaten PenniDluunia, 9tsp Dorf, Stem
Seriep, Connecticut, WarDlano uno
Maiiaduietts. gu sleidsr 3sit mirO
Die bisiiSe @smsinos ibr 5~Ojabrisss Stii.
tunssfeit feisrn, unb beioe @reisniiis III.
iammen Deroeu fir Die bielissn osutidsr
Mfetbociiten cine @lanjwO6e bilosn.
= Die am Srsitus abssbaltene Ser.
iammluns Der armensS sbOrb. oauertt
Seraoe 30 Wiuuten uuo ;ei6nete IidI
nod oaburh aus, baB uiht cine ein,i9t
Stipulation fir unteritiisuus in osrisl,
ben uortam. Supt. Beemer berihtete,
OaB iid sur 3eit 553 SuiaIisn i'm Ssim
b%efauSen. Die SiirSidaftsn BON Ssfrs.
tdr @ilespie uno Supt. 9semer murSer
an9enOmmen nno Die Srase, oh eiut
ueue S9euue beim Seim srri6tet mer,
ben ioa. puroe BEN bstr. Gomite iiber.
wielsu.
- Sta6Oem Mupor Council am Don.
neritas feline SOrauidlass fir bic Der,
lhieoenen Departments Der Itaotiider
Ssrwaltuns fertis ssitellt bate, srfldrtI
er nit Seitimmtbeit, oaB, lpenr er es
p~erbinoern fam, feline Steuererb6bunt
it%attfinoen per0e, trosOsm bic uerlans
ten SOranidlG9e wieOsr b0bsr iinb, mi,
lsstss Sabr. Die rPoa" Stsuer pOr
81, Die Sunoe, Gbsater uno Gan,balI
Steusrn peroen senus mebr einbrin9en
um Die erbObteu S%orosrunssn ;u oeden
Ohns Oab Die Stsueraufluss erbObt Uer
ben mub. Die SOraui6ldse iOllen bsut
NbenO benz Common Council uorgeles
ueroen.
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@iutrrlaEeniaafts.9 ariat.

- terlaieni6aft oeS uerit. Sobn
8latt, leetbin pom Der Stab Scrans
ton, 9adawanna @OuntD, Pa.
I,famtniaulbt gOlma6i In etr Sbiatn Gin.
inlaTsnI&ait ii BEN llntrlsitnsttu btpiqiot
wprptu. aut psriOntu. peI6s 8creuuuotn
ltltn pitislbt babtn, psrttn iplht iur 6uabl.
uns sinrsi&tn. unp rsr OttitIbm thulbtt, mSas
lpT0riist 3abluHs mdtsu
@m. S6pIl. 6rsfutUr,
S37 5idpIp Sna6t.
80 SCRANTON. pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-09
Staat SbiO, 5oIteO.)

NV Y
GrantS. Gbsntp btihp6rt, bab CT Der
6lisrs partnn ttr 8irma 8 8. &bsntp &
40. il ptlHt @tft6fit In Der Stabt 5pItfp.
IN obtustnannicm @Ouutp unb Stdatt, tbui
unb bae btiasit 8irma bic Summt ron tiu
D6tIars fir isttu 8ia BON aa.
ianb bsjabltn pirp, br burt ptn % brau6 pOn
pall's 8atarrb Sur uiht gtbtiIt MFR.
BEN fam. 8rauf ). 9btHts.
~, 8tfhpoTtn Dor mir unb untfrs
Siratl fbritbtn in mtintr @satnipari
49, am 6. Ssptsmbtr VI 3. R6
u. u. @Itafou, 6Htutlihu 8Oiar.
Sda's q tdub-aur pire inntrlih stnsmmtn
uub p,rft btrsft auf bas 5lut une bic l6ltimt.
atu SbunG6m bts Spfsms. qaBt Gu6 3tus.
niHs frsi iui&idsu
g.. 8. &bsuty & Co., Solseo, 8.
hI-9ufauft pom allen apcibsferu, 75r.
Saais 6amtItsn-p ilsu iup bic btfsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-09
manne Spuntn.

Sonesbale.-Der So Sabre alte So.
iepb 9ulmer BON bier slitt am Sreitas
bel ieiner @obnuns aus, als sr einen
elmer Soblsu trus, uuo erbielt ourf
ben Sail siuen Ssiubrud ; sr murbe Sur
Ssbauoluns mad Dem Sadapanna 0O'
Ipital in ScrantOu senOmmcu.-Sertba
g., bas crsi MOnute alte 2O6terlein
Der @beleuts Better EbeObalo BON @rsen
StraBe, erlas am 5reitu9 Der spinal
Msninsitis" unO wuroe Sonnta9 I'M
oeuti1en faith. SrieObOfs beeroi9t.
Der lcste Tag!
Seute lit Der leste Gag Sur @intra9'
una BON 9iSens.a pplitatiOnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-09
Sentidber S6riftfeser

Ohtr Gin iuuar Raun NIT Srfabruns ole folder
wtrp iOfOII prIapst in err .WoGtnbIatt" 81.
fee, SIT 9adnpann Npsuue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-09

@sben sic il er Die Sie, uMr sic fnOen in Otkr GbtbetunS nod ute
Baden, Die seraOe 10 gut ODER nod better fub, wsnn sic f4 Die 3dt ,u elmer
sriuOihsn DurtIu6uns uebmen. I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-09

Giumahe;S He , srau srnailltrte Waare,
8 Quart @r0Be, uertauft iu 90 @ents;
otele Wohe nur ...............35 y
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-09

fbrc. % & ifccs5 pt srau emaiuirt,
% bis 3 Quart @rOBe, u%erfauft iiir 30
bis 40 StS. ; oieie NO6s nur E. 20 6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-09

&O6idaliel 9rau emaiGirte Waare,
81 Quart SrOBe, semObnli6er Yreis
10 bis 80 @tS. ; oieie 8Ohe nur 90 6
aoGtopt. sruu smaiuirts 8aare, nit
Dsdel, 3 Quart @rOBe. Ober' oOer
S%eitensriif, critic alaiie Waare uers
fault fir 80 @ts. ; Oieie 8Ohe nur % 6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-09

Crl g nne, saluauiiirtes @iieu, 1 @als
lone @rOBe, wertb 20 bis 25 Cts. ; oieie
NSo6e tlir 10 9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-09

Sine anoere &Oai9iFe. gran emailirt,
10 Quart @rOBe, 9eD0bnli6er Yrsis
80 @ents =; oieie Node nur .....25 6
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-12-28

solid through train from Chicago to Los
Angeles will be placed in service over The
Chicago, Union Pacific & North Westean
Line and the newly opened Salt Lake Route
Is. P. A. & S. L. r. k.) leaving the Wells
Street Station, Chicago, every day in the
year, at 1905 p. M. and arrive at Los Anee-
les at As the third day The train will be
electric lighted throughout The equipment
is new from the Pullman shops, and includes
Pullman standard drawing room, sleeping
car, one Pullman tourist sleeping car, and a
composite observation car, with Buffet
smoking room and Book-lovers Library,
throughout to Los Angeles without charge.
All meals in dining car, la carte service
This train is an especially desirable one for
tourist travel earring both tourist sleeping
cars and standard drawing room Pullman OF
the latest designs.
The route Of the new train If over the only
double track railway between Chicago and the
Missouri River. through Council Bluffs.
omaha and Chey enne to ogden ana Salt Lake
City, and directly across Southwestern Utah
and southern Nevada, into the citrus fruit
region Of California, passing through San
Bernadino, Riverside and Pomona to Los
angeles. This is a new and desirable routing
and secures to the traveller the advantages
II the best th.t can be produced in railway
travel over the pioneer line from Chicago
and the enjoyment new scenes and excellent
train service over the new Salt Luke Road.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-12-28

pleased with some of the country, es-
pecially the country in Arkansas
where they each invested in about
section of land. j. Joachim and S.
Trulsen also left for trip to the
same section the first of the week.
Ricketts, Correspondence in Charter
Oak Times.
Last Sunday as L. P. Rose was
cleaning a stall in the barn with
rake, the horse in the stall kicked at
him and struck the rake. The handle
broke and the head struck Mr.. Rose
in the face producing several ugly
wounds.
Monday as Nels Thompson, carrier
on mail route No. 1, was making his
regular rounds his team became fright
ened and delivered mail at more
rapid gait than the p. o. d. regulations
call for. When Nels got home his
head was pretty we'll covered with
blood, and several stitches were taken
in his scalp. He is wearing his head
in sling at present, but he has not
missed trip with the mail wagon.
Nick Freese came home from Ute
Monday with an ankle both broken and
sprained. In his work in Ute last
Friday he had occasion to carry case
of beer from the refrigerator to
wagon in the street, and to do this he
must pass through the main room of
the saloon. AS he reached the middle
of the floor man with slight over
dose of humor pushed him. This caus-
ed him to stagger under his load, and
he stepped on the edge of a spittoon,
causing him to turn his foot in such
way that when his weight fell upon
it the ligaments were torn loose from
the bone and the outer bone of the leg
broken near the ankle.
Last Saturday afternoon as he was
unloading a load of wheat at the ele-
vator in Ricketts,, Henry Schwarz met
with painful accident which came
near resulting fatally. His team of
mules became frightened and in trying
to get away dragged him under the
wagon and the load of wheat passed
over his body. He was taken to his
home the same evening and the latest
reports are that he is out of danger
and able to sit up but is suffering
much pain.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-12-28
SCHLESWIG.
(From The Leader.)

The wedding of Mr.. Paul Jepsen
and Miss Roma Hollander was solemn
lied at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. DR.. Schultz, Wednesday after
noon at four O'Clock, and was wit
messed by the immediate relatives of
] the family. Rev. Amstein of Ida
county, read the words that made them
one. The bride wore beautiful dress
of cream galine, with hat to match.
and carried bridal roses. Miss Carrie
Jepsen, sister of the groom, was
bridesmaid and she was very hand
somely dressed in cream colored ma
terial, and carried pink roses. The
groom wore the conventional black,
and Mr.. Pete Hollander, cousin of the
bride, acted as best man. The beau
tiful Schultz home, the finest in
Schleswig, was handsomely decorated
for the occasion and the wedding was
very pretty affair. After the cere-
mony was performed and the custo-
mary congratulations were bestowed
on the young couple the guests re-
paired to the dining room where all
partook of an elegant six O'Clock din
ner, which was certainly in keeping
with the rest of the ceremony. This
worthy young couple have but recently
moved to Schleswig from Charlotte,
Iowa, where they had been fast friends
from childhood. During their few
months residence here they have won
the esteem of all their acquaintance.
The bride is an attractive and popular
young lady, possessed of winning and
loving ways. Mr.. Jepsen, the groom,
is an exemplary young man hard
worker, faithful to every trust and
one who is worthy in every particular
the love of his bride. They will go
to housekeeping at once in the Hans
Mohr home, recently vacated by C.
Ahrendsen. The Leader joins in extend
ing congratulations and wishing for
them happy and prosperous union.
While hauling straw last Monday
at his home John Zage's team ran
away throwing him off in such a way
as to break two of his ribs.
The district teachers meeting held
in Schleswig Saturday was very large
ly attended, teachers being present
from neighboring towns and surround
ing district. 1t was an enthusiastic
meeting and some very good papers
were read. The discussions were also
good and brought out some very profit
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-12-28
REVIEWS REVIEW
Important Happenings From
All Over the County.
TAKEN FROM EXCHANGES
A Review of Last Week Culled for Our
Readers from Crawford's Excel
lent Local Papers.
WEST SIDE.
(From The Journal.)

= The County Bridge builders have
put in new bridge just west of E.
Stiner's residence. This is greatly
appreciated by the people.
IL Henry Book was called to work
Tuesday for thee. & N W. R. R. in
the mail department. His run is from
Council Bluffs to Cedar Rapids.
The Germania Verein, of West Side,
Ia, have decided to give grand New
Years ball at their hall on Monday,
Jan. LIST, 1906. A good time is as
slred all who attend.
The Bowling contest, held at A..
j. Kelley's bowling alley, last We'd
nesday evening between Manning and
W est Side, resulted in a victory for
our boys, the score being 21sS, to 1896.
The individual highest score was A.
j. Kelley 212 and Geo. Greves 1856.
Last Saturday night. Dec. 10Th,
1905, at the home of his son Earnest,
IL miles west of West Side, Mr..
Christopher Krogenhagen, aged 72
years, months, and 10 days, depart
ed this life. For over year, he had
suffered from dropsy. Twenty two
years ago Mr.. Krogenhagen came from
Germany. He is survived by three
sons, one in Germany, one in Clinton
county, and Earnest. He was mem
Der of the Lutheran church. A short
service was conducted at his late home,
Tuesday at p. m. by Rev. Norman
McCay, after which interrment took
place in the Vail cemetery.
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CHARTER OAK
(From The Times).

Shaw is said to be the best story
teller in the cabinet. Same old story
for the best, alsays come to Craw-
ford county. 1t never fails.
c. A. Rothe has in the bay window
of his home lemon tree with ripening
fruit upon it. The fruit is large and
fine looking, and Mr.. Rothe declares
he will have lemon pie of his own
raising some Of these days.
The family of L. F. Kreymborg
was shocked to receive telegram
last Friday announcing that brother
of Mrs. Kreymborg had been killed by
a train near Council Bluffs. Mrs.
Egan and Miss Ella Immediately de-
parted Saturday morning for ST. Paul
where the interrment took place
Ricketts, Correspondence in Charter
Oak Times.
Herman Krohnke and Fred Joachim
returned the first of the week from a
trip through the south and were we'll
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-12-28

R. L. Anderson went to Omaha
Thursday morning and will return on
Saturday accompanied by Mrs. An
derson, who has been under treatment
there for the last three months.
Chas. w. Peterson arrived home
from New York. We are in hopes of
getting write up from Chas. before
he leaves. A trip with him to the
principal seaports of the world would
make interesting reading for everyone.
Rev. N. Wicksell of St. Joe, Mis-
souri,, arrived here for visit with
friends and relatives. Rev. Wicksell
has resigned his pastorage at St. Joe
and has received several calls from
different churches, but has not decided
which one he will accept.
People were shocked almost to
dumbness yesterday morning, as the
news flashed over telephone wires or
passed from lip to lip that little Wes-
ley Lorraine, the sixteen months old
light and joy of E. N. Sandstrom' S
home was dead. All day Tuesay he
was as full of life and playfulnss as
ever, and when his father left home
after dinner to attend to some tele-
phone business Wesley said "good
bye" and waved his chubby little hand
to him from the open door and no one
even dreamed that it was really good
bye in this life. About 6p. m. while
Mrs. Sanstrom and Wesley were alone
at home, Nels phoned her that the corn
shredders would be there for supper.
Hurrying about to prepare the meal
for them, she poured some kerosene
into can to use in starting her fire,
and set it on the kitchen table while
she placed her kindling in the stove,
when Wesley spying it, ran for it and
before Mrs. Sanstrom could reach her
hand to prevent it, grabbed the can,
overturning it, and.spilling the con-
tents into his face. The dash of cold
oil, which filled mouth, nose and eyes
caused him to gasp for breath by
which means he drew the oil down in
to his lungs. From that fatal mo-
ment he never drew another natural
breath, and while everything possible
was done to get the oil out of his
stomach and lungs, the poison spread
through his entire system, and he died
at 2:45 O'Clock yesterday morning
without regaining consciousness.
Many eyes will dim with tears and
hearts ache in sympathy for Mr.. and
Mrs. Sandstrom when the news of this
terrible calamity reaches their ears.
On Tuesday afternoon Wesley said
good bye papa on Wednesday
morning he said "Howdy do' in hea-
ven; here they never say "good bye. ;"
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KIRON.
(From The Kiron News.)

R. L. Anderson went to Omaha
Thursday morning and will return on
Saturday accompanied by Mrs. An
derson, who has been under treatment
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