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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19

nues ogne Suner elugebnmh DuroeH
Sri eissie RO4sl bsfubst h6
bst ihrer shwsfer 5rau DITTO 9aruer
nuf einsn suslwo4sntliHen 1sInh.
- Die Upper 5irf Greet String
Slub lisferte bic gVuFt BET Der
S4Iukfeier Der stOlpsr S4uts Ies-
ten Snmhns.
Girls Snsdsr unO Rrs. s. Sies
paan iino suf Der RrnntenliRe. @an.
iGeH balbiss @snsiunel
- Die Gbslsuts SObu aRO&el no.
rem Sonntn5 81 StOlpe aui Ieiu&.
- 6irh9reet. Ore S&Ius.
feier in eebr.r @m. States SGule
Iesten Guuntna mar gut beiuht. aud
Daren be eebrsr 5reO uno gussn
Srueus nnweieno.
Gin peri Reber pom altOn,
Sus., bat BON ben Gebrf6er Srueus
enc GurlnOuus 8aIHus 8aumRdm.
rae pe..uft.
5rsb Srueus. Saruep unb 6reb
6eitlnnO uuO Bnul Suuse fnmsu BON
ct. 2Ouis uur bic 5nmiIien altsrt
&ests unO 5raut Srusns 81 beiu6-
en-.
Ritteu6ers. YIN III.
dpril ifnrb nod ldueerem RrautIein,
6ris 5risemeier. i'm litter pom 10.
Jahreu unb 10 Npnnteu. Selne
@ntttu ftntb Dor fauf Snhren. or
tam DOR rs Snbren IRIS 9anb, be.
trieb ldnsere Sabre cine 3iegeIet unb
onrnn6 Snrmnr6eit uuo hattie 90
bur4 5leiB sum @oblfnn6 aeSEaht.
Gr ftnn6 bel GQen bic i'm Gannten
in b6tfer a4tune. CT hinterIdst
4 S6hne. SatUr SHuls hieIt am
Samhae ben 2eiheuaottesDienii,
uno uieIe aeute UObuteu BEN BE
arabnis bel.
auf Der RranEenlihe finb Rut.
Ter BI6maun uno frau @m. Ratl-
erbnum {. &aHife balOiss @ere
lung!
Gusuft Bint:r ii non ct
9onis ~helmaeiebrt UNI Ielnen Gltern
aui Der Gnrm bebllfit gu iein.
Nm RUntna uertaufte goitor
Aas Rsibsrt duf anftluu Ielue per
l6anIite pnbe unO mirb RntmUG
nah Rebrastn siehen NO en- etuen
Ruf fiir Greoretamt anesuUmmen bot.
Blr ruunihsu ihm nues Cute i'm
aeuen 9tirtuugsireiie.
Geo Fsraer bat bic Wohuuna
pOn 5lCob Rauisr 1emiettet. Mn
tOmmsn!
Seaceoi0. EtQ Rueni
uer bot heute NIT ieiner @~uiotmma,
lt'ue bel d1s 8roSman pols aeiaat.
soite Rn'hintu baden Den BOrsua
uber &imaihtnen: mdu brautf
tsiu ssniiel Su iahren, 6Ots III Der
brenneH, nan Tam nbsrnl tin aud
uenn bic &eae itts6t fiuo.
frau ghos gtolte il. uou ct.
Sous Surhdastsbri 20 he in drstl
iiher SehuubIaus mar.
Gie Eeote eia sdule lamb an
10. Apul lbreu abitiuE. Eas Bro.
9 am mar aut.
ghus. gtotte ruurOe ots stuf.
oirettOr eruahIt.
-R ofebub. @pttlitb Sane
uno Z. y GnbilI rpareu SamIfaa II
8albert mo iis Der gieriteiaerupa bel
babe zen Il. 4. Sousr beipehnteu.
gebterer bat isire 6nrm uno stpr,
an 5amss Rsuid u%ertauit pnb pic
UOn % iurt.
Iie iebr betnaie Deuittr 0ei
uernorbeneu 5oieph atasi D9EB@st
ltesihmad. Giuss Roroeue Test.
apdie gina ne uor 5nassagaueu nut
oin ina betleiOst Yon libte#i otim ,isl
l0s toyi, uno uuroe nnu1 louosw
suhen an Der Sonp greet. o6a adIts
s%rliaErt. I'M Sebhit fBguo ~aefuubsu.
S'eAou trihsr ihOu usriu6t babeH
'tren aebeu Elm gnns su MAIDEN.
Pie SelpanHs Oes SDbn gRif q
lno psHrp 0oeunemann pOn ueltsr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19
GO-rieht pon

sthsbUiS fur bic GrOaruben obpela.
ben. wuroeu bur@ bns beranuohen
eines Hra4tSuaes I&en unO raieuo
onuou lnufeno, iprnne baS S0enne,
n1oHnime geipnnn meI6ss bi&t
hiuter RiGer's 5ubruerf mar, nni
gilIer's @oaen, i'm NIT Der HeihIel
nuf ben ROpf i&lnaenO ueI6es I&lim.
me Beriesuneen unb HeiununoslD.
haseit suT 5oIee bate. 00enuemaur
Tel pom waeeu. ons htntere Ran
ains ihm aber ben ROpf, i'm abel
surt&teno. Or. SObuiOn nnbm bic
Ssrlesteu in 8ebanolHne unb bic.
lelbsn fab nuf ben BEG ifjneasr pei.
lung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19

nnf Der Su1e mad Oisism RdSdeu.
CT uub ieine Satin uurben bur&
3wiftiuteiteu wel6s aussrbaIb Ieines
Seim's eEiRirten, s.trrnnt. g:
tOnnts fi& uiddt NIT ieinsn Der.
DoHbten usrtrassn, nnb begging
cine 9bot rueIAe ion mebrere Sabre
tn's @efduenrb mari. Geine aiuber
fnnbeu in Der @uiisnSsimntb auf-
nohme uub uurbeu i'm 5omilien an
Rinoesintt nbOptirt. CT mar bel
ieiuer ansunft bon 1sinsn So5n Be.
uIsitst unO II Jest elaafiH aIIe Ieine
Rinbsr ruisber bsiiomms,i 81 bnbsn.
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6auOb, Central!

Ens III Elm fheinbar fomiI&er
8ereleih. 6as. EelspbOnireu nno
Observation-Disclosures cine Gebnli&.
felt baben ioqeu. Gber uerIoSt Guh
onrnui. oaB man bel beibeh nur anf
BEN nmueee iber bic gentralfeue
an bas eemhuiGte 8iel eeianeen
fam. Der ihleGte GelHmnd i'm
Uunoe miro nidt brett erreibt; 10
AUDI nitt Der 2opfihmsrs bic &c.
acknowledgements, bic Ghninbelnn.
fdle, ons Obreninuien, bic @ldeus
.ihmersen, bic 8erfopiuue unb bic
geidhrlihen 2eber. uub Rierenleioen.
on Die gentraltelIe bes R6rpers, ben
Raaen. mus man fid ruenosn. BORT
inoet bic Beronuune fatt, Die Bio
une Der 9ebensldite. un0 pom bort
ulro bel Ser0auGEasfi6sun b Z S6r
uer init idlshten Sdfteu, pelhe Oel
uriprune nues uvbels limb, ueraiitet.
Zen tcanien Mtaaen nit beilenoer
&irtnug 80 &c eifeu. aiebt es aber
nur elnen etuSieen ySea, uno oieIen
bieten Die berlbmten Ct. Bernard
arduterpiGen, Die fir % Gents in
alien NpOtbeten su baden iinD. sic
helleu unfehlbnr, Ubne Dem lh0n
tranfen Raaen nod msbr 81 ihooen,
ME oos dBeuoe, mstaaiihe Guadinl
3ereten Inner tbud. Ran rpenbe
lib niio ON Die 6eutrnliteae oes R6r.
pers, uno suar nit benz eiusiaen
%teileuoeu &tttel. btn ct bernard
arduie pileu.
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6ops

90 nun finb mir bier aud uieber
einen eewnItieeu Smritt In Der B5l.
fer : Civilization uoronaeiommen.
oenn uuier EOftrr 8riuImdu BAT uns
eineu 9elepbun eeeeben, ben aud
Elm Gouber b6ren tam. Dante, ban.
fe 5err GOttor menu Sic nun nit
oerieIben guersie b~eiOraen, bnb uns
oieie Sreuoe nu@ bleibt, bnnn III
pope Sbuer tief ueridHtbet.
Der aalenbermnuu uub Der @si.
termann mifen beut 81 Eaae Inams
roth ! eroen nit lnmmt Der tdelimen
@etterpropheten, benn penn S@nee
errunrfet uirb tomnTt Tonner uuO
Ulis uHb Euenn ihones Better er.
martet wir0 tomuit Elm Dlis3nrb, nur
bic alien Geutifen Dnuernreaeln be-
hnlten our@weo INNER nod bic
Oberbnn0.
@te uniere 9eras GmiuronteH
fhhlen? Der Rnpn ons inaen2 HeHn
re ielber HehHlen nd aItDu in N&t
nns tInren Bein einSuiGleuteu.
&c iaete Semanb i'm Sultsbtatt:
&euu bic 5rnuen ons RorH 81 plan.
gen bdtten, banu tbdten fie a. ben
eritsn ih6nen Saa mad @eibunften.
Ro ons hobeu mir bann ia aud Gqe
rl&tia eethan nit unieren BObnen
nno grbieu uub nun eruteu mir bic
5rt@te unierer @eIheutheit.
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Neue NnietgeR.
Da~ntlasuna.

slir iiibIeu uus ~sebrupgen anIdBid hes
10 ploslidea Sooes ntirte 9elieb;eu soh.
reO $40 SuioerS SuTiab aird,bhoI. all.
ieEsu tieiasiihllen Gant Gus,nipredien bgr
gaaSeR Gtntuehnetih man ron - orriion 81
N ben lnsen llrnerer .srcbm EribiaI ms
Traueg 70 i~nnilsn slaiHeiI nobmea. ne.
%ioncern 1anf 6srn gaIior N. 4. 6ermonn
hit IetaS Aiorte beB SrciteS; bant iir 81
SiumeRipenpea uno ben Saratrdaem. Topic
rleiuet Shpeiier TrGn Mlom @doen oeb.
eceb. bon memphis 5enheise. bic id,on am
Npril bier %einirai uno ies, nod bier. unn
hue cine nuerieblidle Stibe III. snrd, I'M,
fern Eart ben SrelmosNaao setanntsn nah
mD fem Die an Dem iraatiaen Geifite IN,
iereS Sohnes pno SruoerS ibr gelIcio be.
itmoeieH.
1larsoreth airthoH asb. eoeb Mater
aoeIe airHbOH gdapsHer.
glortiion. ben H. stpril 1907.
.HNNL NNHU -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19
stsueraussIsias ssb4rSs.

Die gountg Court nsbh afshOr,
SelbmsHsr nnb Glsrt peths AnfaHsi
b.S WOnats ais gtsusrnusaIsi6s
Ssb6tOs in sisHns mar. BAT in OeI
GiuiAdsuHs Dss lisesHbsH GiaeH.
tbums fOIssHOe Esnbsruussn onse-
prOnst.
6trabssfest. i'm County:
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Y nItio n.
uHier8eidHsie pirO am

uHier5etdHete mirb am
RittUO&, ben s. Eni 1907
IN ibrsE DObHuns an Der 5, unb Morti.
TRACE ibr .idmmiIiteS 1ous. unb Ridden
serdtbs aHt 0Teutider gs1fsissyuus an ben
ReifbietnOen Uerfauteu.
Der Serioui ianst 10 ubr SOrriaaes an.
ssbinsuusen saat.
Srau 6enriette 9nefer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19

Ottn4t. Deuifes yldb6en Far oIoe-
meme oousorbett in priDdtreFbenI. nit
allen SequemIiHteiten.
SrlH o. OerhoIA
9tenAdIe,
Ct 2ouis gounfu, no.
~ peTtaulen. glein 2 ft6diqes Sad.
iteIH Storeaebdu6e IN Der NortitraBe 1T Su
lsbr mdBi9en Preiie ga pertauisn.
!. VI I g. Bertha Roebus,
aPfi .. Sermonn, No.
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~ perEanken.

SStT habeu INNER ncd cine ansabl geH,
itellen, SeieH, StihIe u. no. biaie al petI
soIlsn, Sprehi Dor bel NrS. Sd,erer. Der
gtibIe seseniiber.
abOlpb :. puiooi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19
anptrranfen.

Doc guipeien Der Wittpe Smile gIasS
bsfeheRo aus 0auS, 2 Gotten, stalluna
n 10. an Der Neit I. Strase, 1T ,u Der.
tnuien. Beaen ndberem iuen6e nian f1
an
Robert Mailer
6ermaRH Do
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Rans % v~trFanIea

gaetH Dobnbaus nebft Sfuei Gotten, s,pst
suien SiterHen nno einem etaH, aeIeasT an
per peitlidDeH oierten etrabe, 1T su nertau
len' RdbereS bel
Sufab baeFne
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6u perfdnfen.

gaS iriibere Drudereiaebduee, oeIeaeu
an Der 4. Strabe IL Su ~uerfauitn. Nd5sr.
Ga~roIiRe9 aFe.
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a perPouEen

% oertaaten. Doc SscpnbouS Der
peqt 6rdn Ghriitine gaur. nebIt 2 Gotten
an Der OF Eront StraBe. icpis 3 Gotten an
Der Sdieier's Srondl, ole in Sermann ae.
lesen. ttno nnter siinitisen 9eoinamaen ~
Dertauien. gladSniragen bel
~8pbertW dlter. pernann. NO.
ODER bel
Sobn Bauer, zig eYrius. NO.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-04
Ricketts,.

l. N. Vollersen and j. C. Jacobsen
were business visitors at Denison
Thursday.
The Misses Minnie and Mary Peter
sen took in the Thanksgiving dance
at Schleswig.
1. B. Goodrich and A. F. Lii were
at Schleswig Thursday.
A. F. Baak. Lou Krymburg and
Chris Henning drove to Denison
Wednesday.
S. F. Hoffman of South Dakota,
Earl Patten of Sioux City and C. H.
Vollersen of Charter Oak drove over
from the Oak Wednesday evening to
eat turkey with friends and relatives.
Mary Munder attended the dance at
Schleswig Thursday.
Earl Hoffman. Mrs. Emma Gary
and son of Denison spent Thanks
giving with their sister. Mrs N. R,
Timm.
M. Wulf and wife were guests at
the home of j. Christensen Thursday.
Carol Lindblad spent Thanksgiving
with her parents at Kiron.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-04
WILLOW TOWNSHIP.

Mr.. Higgins and family Sundayed
at Hugh Foleys.
Henry MCGEE has been helping Ora
McElmain husk corn this week.
Mr. Burrel Nickwire made a flying
trip to Dunlap Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith We're
Denison shoppers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lattrel are the
proud parents of new baby girl born
November 25th.
John Grant and family and the
Misses Mabel and Florence Nickwire
ate dinner with w. W. Hodkin Sun.
day.
Hannah and Nora Olson, Minnie
and Mary Larson went to Ute Sat.
erday to visit there friend Anna Nun.
son. They returned Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora McElmain and
Ruth Harley were Denison visitors
Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Shupitan of near Vail
is visiting at Fred Weimers this
week.
Mr.. John Larson and wife spent
Thanksgiving with the lady's parents
in Denison.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will sell at Public
Auction on the old Peter Clinton place
Section 35, Washington township d
miles southeast of Buck Grove,
miles south of Denison. and 4 miles
north and / mile west of Defiance. on
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 10. 1907.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. the
following described property:
9 head of horses. consisting of q
good work horses. geldings coming
three year old. one mare coming two
year old in spring. one spring colt
and one mule colt; 43 head of cattle.
consisting of S good milch cows Is.
two year-old steers. Is one-year-o old
steers. 5 yearling steers. 2 one year
old heifers. and one three-year-old
high grade Durham Bull: 40 head of
shoats. six months old. Also one
wagon, one mower. about 2400 bushels
corn in crib, and numerous other arti-
cles.
Free Lunch at Noon.
Terms of sale: All sums of $40. 90
and under cash; over $1,000 one years
time on notes with approved security
bearing per cent interest.
BERNHARD TRUEPER,
Topper Bros. Auctioneers.
Dan Hemphili. Clerk. 49-2t.
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Miss Ina Brooks commenced her
winter term of school in District No.
s, Dec. 2.
Mr.. Paul McElmain came down
from Morningside Monday to spend
his vacation with his relatives and
friends on the Willow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Killion and
daughters spent Sunday with their
Uncle Casper Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Haworth and
Miss Winnie of near Denison called
on their nephew and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer McElmain.
Mrs. Bert Nickwire visited her sig,
ter Nell at the Charter Oak hospital
who is very sick.
Henry Wilson and Miss Flahive at
tended revival meetings at the Meth
odist church in Charter Oak Sunday
evening"
Mr. and Mrs. John Larson spent
Sunday with Arthur McEmain and
family in West Willow
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-04
HAYES.

Mollie Mitchell returned from Oma-
ha, where she has been working for
the last several weeks.
G. Thiedeman and wife of West
Side, spent Sunday at the Herman
Hagge home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Patton and
children of Manning were guests at
the Alex Hannemann home last week.
Mrs. Winnie Mitchell-Baumer of
Omaha was a visitor at the parental
Banley Mitchell home a short time
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. August yoss enter
tanned at dinner last Thursday-Mr
and Mrs. Will W.ese of near West
Side, Mrs. C. Voss and daughter Hat
tie, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hansen and Hans
Voss.
VIM. Launderville and wife were
Dunlap callers few days ago.
Herman Hagge returned from Chi
cago Monday, he received 1918 for
MS CaCLlo.
Charles Wiese and wife of West
Side visited at the Fred Wiese home
one day last week.
Fred Landrof, Jr., and wife were
Manila visitors last week.
Mrs. August Bornhoft, left last
week for an extended visit witt.
friends and relatives at Clinton an6
other parts in eastern Iowa.
Herman Hagge and family We're
Thanksgiving a guests at the home O
Mrs Haggie's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Clans Thiedeman of West Side.
| Alex Hannemann has his sale datee
| for Dec 10th.
| Kate Kracht of West Side spen
several days of last week at the Aug
Bornhoft home.
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Sch1esuig

Albert Naeve and Louis Naeve
drove to Denison Monday. where the
former will attend college.
Gustave Hollander. Robert Wright.
Louis Reimer, Albert Reissen. Johnny
Dahms. Bonnie Naeve, Hebert Ben
diAsen. Herbert Nicholson and Ehardt
Mlchaelson commenced school at
Schleswig. several started several
weeks ago and the rest Monday.
Fred and Arthur Girard drove to
Denison Sunday, the latter will attend
college.
Lena and Caroline Botjen OF Battle
Creek are visiting at the Claus Rusch
home since Monday.
Mrs. Adolph OFT and Mr.. Carl
Kasner celebrated their birthday to-
gether at the latters home, northeast
of town Many friends and relatives
were present and all report as having
a fine time.
Ella Strabane returned to her home
in Davenport after her long visit with
relatives in this vicinity.
Henry Schmidt went to Cedar
Rapids to attend school.
Minnie Schmidt. Ella Peters,
Henry Schmidt and Robert Naeve
drove to Ida Grove Sunday.
VIM. Schmidt and wife and daugh-
ter went to Ida Grove Saturday, re-
turning Monday.
Amanda Owens departed for her
home in Soldier Sunday.
Emil Suhr visited at the Agnes
Bedixsen home from Saturday unit
Monday.
Rudolph Lindstrom went to his
home in Wall Lake Saturday, return.
ing Monday.
Josephine French left for her home
in Charter Oak Saturday after few
days visit with friends.
Garnet Vollerson and cousin Of
Charter Oak visited from Saturday
until Sunday at the Gus Stegemanr
home.
Harry Lorenzen drove to Denlsol
Thanksgiving day.
Ludolph Mohr and family returned
to Schleswig from Leeds.
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Goodrich

S. D. Newton and wife were the
guests of Sam Newcom and wife near
Boyer Sunday.
Albert Whey and wife visited
Sunday at Sam Anderson's.
The Anderson boys did their last
threshing Tuesday at Carl Winey's and
pulled home.
Lovice Morris visited her sister
Mrs. Lilly Newton Monday.
Mrs. A. D. Whey and children
spent Tuesday at her parent.
Watt Wilkinson and family and
other relatives ate their Thanksgiving
dinner at Ben Beamon's.
Mrs. Fink and daughter visited her
Deloit studio Thursday.
Maurice Wilkinson. was home
from college to spend his Thanks
giving.
Messrs Whey. Hess and Newton
and their wives took dinner Thursday
at L. F. Morris.
Mrs. Phillips attended the Ladies
Aid in Deloit Friday. The l.. A. S.
is making big preparation for a ba-
zaar to be held this week Friday and
all are invited to contribute to help
along the cause. This will be a good
place to purchase Xmas gifts.
Quite number of Goodrich people
were at Denison shoppers Saturday.
The big ads in the Review being the
attraction.
Jim Cose and family were county
seat visitors Saturday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-04

Dow City Enterprise. my Indignation
was very much aroused. The item l
have reference to. was one clipped
from another paper. telling how the
country girls were beating the town
girls. 1t spoke in an unholy ungentle-
manly way about girls. and being a
woman. could not help resenting it
myself 1t was the last sentence in
the item which struck me so forcibly.
The sentence reads thus s'None of
your business how know" can
not see how we mothers are to raise
boys to reverence women as they
should, when they hear vile insinua-
tions on the street. and read them in
our papers. AS, write think of
other things equally as bad. Some of
the postal cards, for instance are not
fit to pass through the mail. Womens
pictures appear on advertisements
which will make any lady blush with
shame, women can scarcely pass on
the street of late without being made
the subject of evil comment. True
some have disgraced the name of
woman. but instead of trying to
bring all women to the same level.
why not lift the standard of woman
hood to the highest round on the
ladder.
Especially do | appeal to men who
have wives and daughters of their
own. think if our editors would
read the book Untitled In His steps
and follow some of the advice given
we would see vast difference in oul
printed matter. l do not want to be
harsh or unkind but the welfare OF
the rising generation which means oul
nation, is at stake. and unless we
mothers. and fathers too stand up
against the evil which is in our land
we shall surely come to sorrow. We
are told in the Holy book to shun the
appearance of evil and think we fail
to do so when we print or allow tt
be printed articles like ones | have
mentioned.
A Dow City Reader.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-04
FREE MEDICINE SAMPLES

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mond's Remedy has twenty year
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literature.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-04
WEST CHARTER OAK.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Knoll
on Tuesday Nov. 26tn 1907 a daugh-
ter.
Gustave Kroll and wife, Herman
Knoll and daughter and William Baak
visited at Louie Kroll's home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Knoll spent
Thanksgiving with their son Louie
Mr. A. F. Rabe celebrated his birth
day on Thanksgiving evening.
A party in honor of F. Rothe's
birthday was given the evening of
the twenty-ninth.
Mr.. John Rabe and Bernhard D
ger visited at the home of Et
Binger Sunday afternoon and eve
Mrs. Christ Schwarz will celeI I
her birthday, Tuesday evening. \
Mr.. John Rabe went to Denisol NJ
business Monday.
Miss Lille Wendt visited at
home of Ella Clausen Saturday eve1
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wendt and
daughter called to see the new baby
at Louie Kroll's Saturday evening.
Herman RICKETTS, finished picking
corn Thursday evening of which they
were all glad.
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How Diptheria is Contracted

One often hears the expression.
"My child caught severe cold which
developed into diptheria. when the
truth was that the cold had simply
left the little one particularly sus-
ceptible to the wandering diptheria
germ. When Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is given it quickly cures the
cold and lessons the danger of dipth-
eria or any other germ disease being
contracted. For aisle by L. E. Bios
ser. Broadway Druggist.
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WEST DENIsoN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith had a
family reunion Thanksgiving day.
MI and Mrs. Thos. Norris enter
tanned a number of friends Thanksgiv-
ing.
Mr.. w. H. Jacobsen is husking corn
for his brother Alvin.
Mr.. Fred Evers and little daughter,
Annie, were in Denison Friday.
Ed. Schramm finished work for
John Reimers and is now at home.
Ethel Chamberlain spent Thanks
giving vacation with the Misses
Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schamm and fam
lily were Denison visitors Saturday.
Mr. Henry Scott and family visit
ed Sunday with Geo. Powell and fam
lily.
Mr. Ed Hollis and family spent Sun
day at the home of Oscar Fienhold.
Miss Durham who has been the
guest of Mrs. Fred Buesing the past
two weeks returned to her home in
Jefferson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bowman attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. White of Buck
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Kruse were Der-
ison shoppers Friday.
Miss Gertrude Latchaw visited at
the Harvey home Thanksgiving day.
The Misses Goodman of Dow City
were over Sunday visitors at the
Blackman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Heating and
son visited Mrs. Keating's brother,
John Fitzpatrick last Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Blackman and family of
Arion were Thanksgiving visitors 1T
the John Blackman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Granger spent
Thanksgiving at the Mitchell home in
Arion.
, Mr.. George Powell and family were
Denison visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Wotke commenced teach
ing in school No 3 Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Fienhold and
daughter Irene Lorretto and Miss
Minnie Miller We're Thanksgiving Wis
itors at the Owens home.
Mr.. Nate Haworth is doing carpent-
er work near Charter Oak.
Mr.. Chas. Smith went to Chicago
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin jacobson spent
Sunday with the latters parents, Nj.
and Mrs. Lownes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boyer were Sun.
day visitors at VIM. Kohls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Eggers visite1
at Ed Graingers Sunday.
Miss Cornstalk, Miss Durham and
Mrs. f. Buesin were Sunday visitors
at John Keatings.
Mr. Nate Haworth and family visit
ed with Elmer McElwain Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Jacobsen and little son,
visited at VIM. Kahl's Thanksgiving.
Rev. Curtis is who is at the head of
the M. e. church at Dow City was an
appreciative listener at the revival
meeting on Tuesday evening.
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OSTEOPATHY.

DR.. Emma tombstone. Osteopathic
Physician. Denison. Iowa. Office and
residence at the home of Mr.. E. o.
Them. C. C. Phone No. 236. 49-t.
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For Sale-Familton residence $500,
Elite Restaurant $500. if taken be-
fore Nov. lst. Harvey, Hosteller,
40-tf. Adm.
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Going to sell outline new. up to
date residence $500 value at $4,000:
also house and lots very cheap.
Call or write Henry j. Buh1nan, Dem
ison Iowa. phone 160.
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For Rent-Five room fiat. city
water, Inquire of Mrs. S. Dawes.
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Fastje for fine furniture. {
shop and see for yourself. 4
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A snap for quick sale. l2O acre
farm one mile from town good house.
barn. double cribs. new hog house.
10 acres hog tight fence. worth SIS 90
per acre. for quick sale $3.50. Write
M. B. Nelson Arion. Iowa. for more
particulars. 30-tf:'