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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-02-23
MAN AS GIRL WINS
HEART OF A LOVER

tionalist won friends and admirers
easily and was recognized as So
ciety belle wherever he appeared.
At Deadwood and Leadville he APP.
peared for brief time and made a
few conquests of male hearts, but did
not attempt to cut much of figure In
society. After leaving there and com
ing north he made further conquests
and cut a bigger figure in society
Young men fell in love with his pretty
face and his superb figure and made
proposals of marriage to him, while
young ladies regarded him with ad
miration not unmixed with envy. He
had money and spent it freely: he
dressed stylishly and extravagantly
and he entertained often and well.
Billman was introduced to him by
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-02-23

obdurate. however, and the Hargruyes
became the honor guests AZ a series
OF functions given by the Milton
Smiths. Wherever one couple was
seen the other would put in an appear.
aucc When the Smiths were not
dining the Harcroyes the HargOrS
we're entertaining the Smiths MANY
times Mrs Haygroye would pick UP
Mr. Smith N her electric broushsm
and drive him home in late Afternoon
from his office stopping for CHEEKY
word with Mrs. Smith
Mr.. Hargroye his stujiouS mind alb.
sorbed in great problems. saw moth.
tne In the conduct 81 his young wife
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-02-23
EnalIsh curate's Disadvantages.

The vicar OF Elton, England, the Rev.
l.. II. Evans, in discussing clerical in
comes in this months parish maya,
zine, says The clergy are nearly al
ways oyerhoused, as vicarage is
sure, sooner or later. 10 have to ac.
commodate large family This makes
necessary the enlargement OF the
house TO proportions which are unnec-
essary, ii not iucony euieut when the
incumbent is bachelor, or has no or
few children
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-02-23
viii Fight for Children.

Finally Hargrove awoke and new q
very militant is preparing for war
The accumulated gossip of two
years is being pounded into his ears.
He is finding out that his wife's name
has long been subject of talk rioald
and otherwise, wherever two or three
gathered He is seeking vengeance,
Cost what II will to regain his chill
dren, Hargrove, the awakened dream.
err. VOWS he will give up his last cent,
and he has much to spend-N. Y.
World
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and his best friend and attorney to
cause alarm.
Never did man have more implicit
faith in the woman to whom he had
given his name than Ernest Hargrove
had in his wife.
When he had first met her she was
16 years old. It was at a luncheon
that Mrs. Hargrove, with her cold,
aquillne English type Of beauty, told
of her meeting with her scholarly hus-
band
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Her Story of tho Meeting.

ut was really quite romantic" Mrs.
Hargrove Is said to have remarked. Il
was in swimming at the seashore with
a lot of girls. Ernest came along, I'M
expectedly. looked at me as | covered
in the water, and from that day to this
he has adored me utterly. l ran away
from the convent In Canada to marry
him, and now-well, he Is the dearest
OF men, but he knows so much, and l
know so little, and every time I say
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Tie Tact that Ernest Hargroye inter
fered entirely too much, According TO
the mothers notion, with the bringing
up OF their children and she could no
iouser live under the same roof with
him Milton Smith appeared for Har-
grove. conforming to the established
order BY asking a lew simple ques.
tons. after which the court instructed
the jury to bring In verdict for the
plaintiG giving the children into her
care
Ten days later Milton smith friend
and attorney FOR Hargroye announced
10 The latter that he was coirs TO
MARI Aimee and hoped there would
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-02-23
Wife Gently Protests.

Mrs Smith, a woman of rare charm
Of manner. beauty OF face and a dig
nifty that commands respect, protested
gently against any lavish display until
the friends who had ever stood loyal.
ly by her should become willing of
themselves to again receive her hus.
band, who had wandered so far away
from the conventional paths He was
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-02-23

common friend and promptly be.
came enamored of his beauty and &C.
complishments. He forthwith began
paying court to him in good earnest,
and in a short time declared his pas.
sion and asked him to become his
wife. He consented and the day for
of his sex was discovered by an acct
dent and he left for other parts.
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| be no hard feelings. Then Hargrove
began to wake from his dream.
On January Is there appeared be-
fore the Rev. Matt 9. Hughes, OF the
Grand Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, of Kansas City, Aimee Har'
grove, "a years OF age, spinster, and
Milton Smith, accompanied by an aged
man giving his name as Mr., Hargrove,
presumably father of the bride, who
was witness to the marriage OF the
couple.
Hargrove Alleges Conspiracy.
Thoroughly awakened to the trick
that, he says, has been played on him,
Ernest Hargrove, student, dreamer,
theosophist, has ordered his attorneys
to petition the court 10 set aside the
decree OF divorce granted to Aimee
Hargrove on the ground, he is said to
allege, that 1t was obtained by con-
splracy on the part Of both the WON.
an and the Judge and asking that the
custody OF the children be awarded to
him without delay.
The NeresheimerH argrove families
went west and established themselves
In a splendid home in A fashionable
Denver thoroughfare about two years
ago and at once became the cynosure
of all eyes because of the beauty OF
Mrs. Hargrove, her stunning gowns.
her splendid furs, laces and jewels,
her fearlessness as an autoist and the
large amount OF money the family
seemed TO have at their disposal,
Mr.. Neresheimer, the father, had
gone west to establish a tremendous
irrigation project that was TO make a
large section of arid land blossom like
the rose. Such an undertaking in
wolves the transfer of an immense
acreage of small holdings and neces.
sarily calls for wide legal experience.
Smith had met Nereshelmer In New
York and was. shortly after the meet
ing, engaged as general attorney for
the American Investment and Develop
mont company
we will do little entertaining for
my clients and their wives Mr. Smith
said to Mrs Smith. "A few dinner
parties, an evening or two at the the
alter will rehabiltate me in the eyes of
your friends, my dear, and make a
good impression on our new friends"
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Divorce Quickly Granted.

Wrapped TO the ears In costly furs.
Mrs. Hargrovo trippcd into the court
room and took her place on the wit
ness stand. \ few questions revealed
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New York.-Two OF the most sensa
tional divorce suits ever filed In a
court of law recently ended by DEGREES
being granted In Denver, Col, to SUI
san Smith, wife of Milton Smith, ma
tive of New York state, and to Aimee
Hargrove, daughter OF A. r. Neres-
heimer. former diamond merchant OF
New York city, and wife OF ernest
Hargroye, secretary Of the American
Development and Improvement com
pany, OF which concern the diyorcee' 8
father Is president.
On December 10 a decree OF divorce
was granted to Susan Smith, based on
a complaint charging cruelty and neg
'ect. and in her statement TO the jury
the plaintiff supplemented the original
charge by adding that a too great
fondness for other women was at the
bottom OF her domestic troubles.
Tried Behind Closed Doors.
Tho cause of Smith vs. Smith was
tried after working hours and behind
locked doors Into a dimly lighted
courtroom the fair plaintiff went, sup
ported in her ordeal by her sister, Mrs.
w. G. Maitland. and her brother-in-
law, Mr.. Maitland, who is general
western agent OF the Fidelity and De
post Insurance company Of Maryland.
The hearing was had before Judge
John |. Mullins. The decree included
the giving of the little son and daugh-
ter to their mothers keeping. Should
she die they are to go to her sister,
Mrs. Maitland, and In the event Of the
death Of both a sister Of Milton Smith,
in whom Mrs. Smith reposes the
greatest confidence, Is TO be made
guardian-but under no circumstances
are they ever again to be allowed to
live with their father Added to this
the decree provided for a comfortable
settlement on the wife.
When Mrs. Smith and her relatives
left the room, time enough to change
the air was taken, when a side door
opened and the six jurymen were told
that the action Of llargroye vs. Har-
grove was TO be heard. In 1t Aimee
IIargroye sought freedom from Ernest
lIargroye on the ground of cruelty.
The decree asked by the woman was
60 contain also an order for the Gus
tody of the two children and an Obli-
cation to be placed on the defendant
60 pay sufficient alimony that the Wife
could maintain her present style OF
living and suitably support their chill
dTen
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-11

E.tablishedlsse.

Grandma Schade left Sunday morn
ing for Manning for an extended visit
with her son, John Schade.
Julia Rousterholtz of Denison spent
Sunday with friends here.
Teddy Blaine is on the sick list
this week.
John Miller and wife of Grant Cen
ter spent Sunday with their daughter.
Mrs. Bert Tropp.
DR.. Charles E. West was Maple
ton business visitor Monday.
r. S. Saunders was a Harlan bust
ness visitor Thursday.
L. W. Reynolds of Defiance trans
acted business in Manila Wednesday.
Rev. U. G. Lacey departed for
Maitland. Mo. Thursday having been
called there by the serious illness of
his mother.
Frank Proescholdt. enjoyed a visit
between trains Tuesday with MIR. Gas
son of Boone.
Mrs. j. H. Graham is ENJOYING a
visit from her mother. Mrs. Conner of
Marshalltown this week.
Plue Dougherty is enjoying a visit
from his nephew. Ed Dougherty of
Dixon. Nebr.
Tony McDermott departed the first
of the week for Van Meter. S. D..
where he is going to hold down a
claim.
Mrs. Pete Jungenson sr. of Mann
ing is spending the week with her son
Pete Jungenson jr., who lives three
miles southeast OF town.
Charley Mauzy of Bayard was an
over Sunday visitor with friends here.
Claus Pepper and sister. Mrs. Um-
land and son went to Sioux City
Thursday afternoon. while Mrs. Um-
land son George underwent an opera
tion. He recovered from the opera
ton and is now gaining quite rapidly.
Sayde Nicely left Monday morning
for visit with friends and relatives
IN council BUTTS.
Charley Mauzy sold his property in
the south part of town to DR.. Gardner
Monday morning.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Tea of the Presbyteria church meets
in the Sunday school room Tuesday
afternoon.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the M. E. church meets
with Mrs. Ed. Dyson next Thursday
afternoon.
Charley Saunders returned home
from Chicago Sunday.
Mrs. Bill Theobald returned home
from her Wisconsin visit Wednesday.
Alex Slagg is spending the week
with friends and relatives in Defiance.
A temporary organization of soldiers
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WILLOW TOWNSHIP.

III. w. 1iOQRln ana wire spent SUN
day at Will Nutters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer McElwain were
Denison business callers Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Coleman returned this
week from visit With her daughter
Mrs. Fred Dean in Missouri.
Mrs. John Grant and Mrs. Carl Lar
son are taking care of there sister.
Mrs. John Sander who is very sick
this week
The marriage of Mr.. Arthur Iiof-
fard and Miss Althea Peters occurred
at the Methodist parsonage in Deni-
son, Dec. 4th. They are the most
worthy young people of Willow town
ship. Both bride and groom are we'll
respected by all who know them. The
bride is an accomplished young lads
most of her life in Willow township
and is we'll known by the people of
that community. The groom is the
Oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hof-
fard. He is a prosperous young farm
Ell and he and his estimabe bride will
make their home on the brides faith
ers' farm. The many friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Hoffard wish them long
and happy life and smooth sailing o'el.
life's rugged sea.
Miss Nora Reagan returned to her
work Wednesday near Sioux City.
Mrs. VIM. Miller is having pleas
ant visit from her father, who came
last week.
John Wilson and wife and the lat
ters mother, Mrs. TruaX spent Sunday
visiting with VIM Miller and family.
Mrs. A. j. Larson had bad attack
of the grip the first of the week
Mr.. Ed Butler gave social dance
at his home Saturday evening to MIS-
many friends. Those who attended
report a fine time.
Mr.. Joe Speake from Dunlap is in
our vicinity this week visiting his old
time friends
Grandma Gardner came out from
Denison Friday to visit her son Thorn
as and family
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larson visited
Sunday at A. j. I.arsons
Edgar Wilson is staying a few
weeks with his Uncle John Wilson.
Miss Dora Jones Sundayed with her
sister Mrs. Hampton Steiner.
Mr. OIvil McElwain of Moorhead
visited few days with friends on the
Willow
Mrs. Olson was operated on Sunday
for appendicitis she is geeting along
nicely.
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BUCK GROVE LOCAL.

Nellie Sullivan was county seat
visitor Monday
Mrs. Lutte Peterson transacted bust
ness in Denison Tuesday,
Robert Beutel is building fine add
ton to his barn-a carriage house
also a new coal house.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Mearo and
son, Leo, went to Omaha Friday. They
will be gone several days and vii
visit relatives in Council Bluffs be
fore returning home.
Fritz Olsen is building fine new
barn on his farm south of town He
expects to move there in the spring
Miss Mary Bills of South Dakota
arrived Saturday for visit with hel
brother, Jake and family.
Sidney Barney. Ella and Lucy Kane
and Ola Hodgell were among the
teachers who went from here Satur
day to attend the teachers meetins
held at Dow City on that day.
Cal Carpenter has been busy the
past week hauling wheat to Arion.
Mabel Brewster was a Dow City
visitor Saturday.
Revival meetings are being held
at the Methodist church here every
evening
Eugene Virgins and daughter of
Dow City We're Buck Grove visitors
Friday evening.
Miss Freda Gloe went to Dow City
Saturday and remained with friends
over Sunday.
Jack Griffin from Plainview, South
Dakota visited with his parents here
for few days last week.
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and soldiers sons was organized here
last week. About 10 members are in
the organization now The purpose of
the organization is to encourage APP
porlate observances of Lincoln and
Grants birthdays. and to commemo-
rate Memorial Day.
Jessie Westbrook of Defiance was
up la. t Friday and Joined the Guild.
She spent the evening at the Cliff
Wick's home and returned home Sat-
urday noon.
John Breckenridge drove over to Ir-
win Tuesday morning and took the
train for Harlan.
Emma Fredrickson. who has been
working for Fletcher Dyson at Scran-
ton returned home Saturday evening.
Claus Crazy and wife went to Kirk
man Monday and will visit with their
son there until after the holidays.
j. H. Tryon has contracted to build
the residence of Pete Hoffer's which
was partly destroyed by fire. Work
commenced on it Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Pryor spent Sunday in
Defiance with friends.
Geo. Hird was Denison visitor
Sunday.
Dick Brocklesby of Vail was over
Sunday in his new automobile. They
lost one of the children out of the au-
to. but it was not injured.
Matte Burlington started to work
in Kehr's Department store Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Graham visited
in Omaha Tuesday.
p. w. Barber. our popular shoe
man was an Omaha visitor Wednesday.
P c. Gray was a Manning BUSH
ness visitor Tuesday.
Lille Hoffman of Martelle came
the first of the week for an extended
visit with her cousin, Mrs. M. c..
Stone.
Alfred Miller was a Charter Oak
business visitor Tuesday.
Jessie Westerbrook of Defiance
transacted business in Manila Tues
day.
Ed. Packard entertained his brother
Arthur of Ottumwa. who travels for
the Cypress Lumber Co. from Satur-
day to Monday of this week.
M. E. CHURCH.
1000 Sunday School. II 100 Preach
ing. 2:30 Junior League. 6 80 Ep-
worth League 7:3O Prayer service.
Prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
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SOLDIER NEWS.

Mr.. Paul Kroll-yisited at the home
of Ernest Bing az .ay afternoon.
Mrs Carl Kreuger and son and MI
and Mrs. Fred Binger and two sons
visited at Louie kroll's Sunday.
Mr.. Carl Schneider made a business
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wendt and fam
lily visited at Herman Banks Sunday
Miss Alfredo Mccullough visited ut
Miss Lena Eck's Sunday evening and
Monday
Miss Freda and Mr.. Walter kuehl
visited at Mr.. John Eck's Sunday af-
ternoon.
The party at Carl MASS was post.
poned on account of bad weather
The young folks practice every
Sunday afternoon at the church for
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Roseburg attended
the birthday party at Antoine Chris
tiansen's home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watke and fam.
lily Mr.. and Mrs. William Meyer and
the Misses Clausen visited at Otto
Jacobs Sunday.
Henry Namaney visited at Peter
Claussen's Sunday.
Miss Alma Binger went Sunday
evening to spend few days at her
sisters home, Mrs. Louie Knoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Knoll, Jr., and
Mr.. Otto Baak and wife and family
and mother and father visited at
Louie kroll's Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lehman visited
the home of Max Bottles Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fester spent
Sunday at the home of H. Tester.
Several people from here went to
attend the funeral of Carl Christine.
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WEST DENIsON.

Floyd Smith. wife and little daught-
er were visitors at the Blackman home
last week.
Michael Heating and wife have
moved to their new home in Paradise.
Margaret Owens visited at the home
of D. O'Brien Sunday.
Mrs. George Powell was the guest
of Mrs. F. Bueshing last Friday.
Mrs. Patrick Purcell has been quite
sick the past week.
John Heating and wife entertained
their relatives one evening last week
in honor of Mrs. Keatings birthday.
D. Glau and wife were in Den1son
Friday.
A large number of young people
gathered at the Fitzpatrick home last
Friday evening and spent few de-
lightful hours in dancing.
Mrs. Plough and daughters were
Denison shoppers Saturday.
Gene Owens visited with Oscar
Fienhold Sunday.
Winifred Howorth was an over
Sunday visitor in Denison.
Ed. Granger and wife visited in
Denison Saturday.
Chas. Smith returned from Chicago
Friday.
B. McCord ant family were Sunday
visitors at the Chas. Smith home.
B. Brodersen visited with Ben
Weise Sunday.
George Powell and family visited
with F. Bryan's Sunday.
VIM. Lentz and wife were Charter
Oak visitors Sunday.
VIM. Kahl and daughter. were Den
ison visitors Saturday.
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Mrs. William Edwards is visiting

Mrs. William Edwards is visiting
her son and family at Armour, South
Dakota.
Mrs. Lee Winn entertained num-
Der of her lady friends last Wednes.
day with carpet rag social" All
present report very pleasant time
Mrs. Rice OF Eastern Iowa visited
the past week with her daughter, Mrs
Lee VIM.
William Switzer is having a very
serious time with a sore jaw The
result of an liberated tooth which
called for a surgical operation at the
hospital in Denison.
Little Kittie Green is just recover
ing from an attack of the chicken
poN.
recent letter from Mrs. o. NJ
Ricknell of North Dakota, states that
they are getting along fine and like
that part of the country very much
lHoG titlOuSH SiOpo IdSl veal, WEI G
rot quite as good as the average still
they are making money and have
built on four rooms to their house and
now have a commodious and comfort-
able home. This is good news to
their many friends in this section
Mr.. Crest Gloe returned from the
trip to Chicago Saturday evening His
son, Marcus. remained to visit friends
in Clinton for a few days longer.
Mr.. Pulaski is putting up building
on the lots he recently purchased
from r. J. NIoffatt.
Don't neglect to call at Barneys
and see that beautiful clock which
will be given away on Christmas
ovo
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Incorporated in Denison Review 1907.
Boyer Ripp1ines

L
Mrs. Regina Olson and children. re-
turned to their home near Pilot Mound
last Monday after a pleasant visit at
their parental home.
Aaron Miller of Kiron transacted
business in Boyer the first of the
week.
Jim and Ernest Clarke of Dow City
are visiting their grandparents, j. +.
Wulf this week.
Annie and Minnie Dobbert went
Kirun on the morning train Monday.
Alfred Miller drove to Boyer Mon
day to meet. Augusta johnson who is
making her home at Harold johnson S.
Mrs. Ruby Richardson and daughter
Mildred. also Mrs. Maynard's father
have moved their household goods from
Omaha and will make their home at
Henry Maynards.
Care Erne went to Denison Tuesday
to make arrangements to return to COL
lege after the holidays.
Mrs. F. A. Smith entertained her
mother, Mrs. Derritts of Lake View
last week.
Geo. Jansen drove to Kiron Tues
day.
Marie sass and brothers. Otto and
Albert of Ida Grove are visiting at
Gus Thiede.
Tedd Abbott tranacted business at
Wall Lake last Wednesday.
Tom Brodersen and wife were pas
sengers tor Denison Tuesday.
John Neuman and John Frahm left
for weeks doing in Omaha Friday
Mrs. Chas. Erne went to Wall Lake
Saturday to be the guest of Rev.
Disher's over Sunday.
=. y. Clauson called on his way
home to Kiron.
John Kranz was down from Hol-
stein Friday to assist O.. Graham at
the yards.
Mrs. A. B. Wood accompanied Mr..
Wood last Friday on his usual trip.
We acknowledged pleasant call from
her.
Mrs. Andrew Dork and Sol Peter
son were passengers for Denison Sat-
urday.
Revival meetings commenced at the
M. e. church last Monday. Rev. Bruce
and wife will conduct the services.
August Hansen is attending school
at Schleswig.
Adoiph Brown went to Denison Sat-
urday.
Harry Brown and Carl Dobbert
transacted business in Kiron Monday.
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Mr.. VIM. Keim is suffering with /.

Mr.. VIM. Keim is suffering With n
bad attack of the grip the last few
days.
Miss Ruth Harley took the train
from Dow City Monday morning for
her home near Polk City. She has
had a very pleasant visit with her
sister Mrs. Doc McElwain the past
-four weeks.
Miss Della Coleman spent Sunday
with her friend Rachel Ballentine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Wilson and
family were pleasant Sunday callers
at e. E. McElwains.
Rev. Vanhorn and wife We're out
from Dunlap Sunday to fill appoint
ments at Bethel church but on the
account of the bad weather there was
no meeting in the evening.
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