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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-08

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-10

Mrs. Parker of Des Moines. sister
of Mrs. E. H. Swasey and friend
Daisy Arnold of Winterset, who visit
ed the Swasey home last week, re-
turned to Des Monies Saturday.
Helen Swasey accompanied them.
N. v. Sheldon and wife had as
their guest last week. Misses Gus
haiti and Deter Of Baxter.
E. Brake has decided to quit the
bakery business, fact which we
are surry to hear. as it has been
great help to the town. John
Vengrovitch has rented the build
ing and will soon open a general
store at his old stand.
Several people from here attended
the ball game in Dunlap Sunday after
noon.
Henry Young and W. H. Virgins
were in Denison Monday.
Mrs. Florence Downs and friend
from Overton, Nebr. are visiting
relatives IN this vicinity.
Hudson Downs was overcome by
the heat on the Fourth, and for a
time paralytic stroke was feared.
We are glad to know that this did not
happen and that at present he is much
better.
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visiting relations here the last of the
week. and returning to their home
at Boyer Friday.
l. B. Goodrich visited at Denison
Sunday evening. returning by way of
Kiron Monday morning where. he
called on his brother.
Chris Jacobsen and family of Charter
Oak visited at the home of j. C.
Jacobsen Sunday.
Nellie Holman and Earl Gary spent
Sunday with relatives at Kiron.
C. T. Marshall was over from
Charter Oak Saturday evening.
When there is the slightest indica-
tion of Indigestion. heart burn, fatu-
lence or any form of stomach trouble
take little Kodol occasionally and
you will be afforded prompt relief.
Kodol is a compound of Vegetable acids
and contains the juices found in a
healthy stomach. Kodol digests what
you eat. makes your food do you good.
Sold by Lamborn Drug Co.
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Dou City.

Helen Black returned to her home
at Fort Dodge Saturday morning.
Walter Quick and wife of Omaha
are visiting relatives this week.
Howard Rule who is stationed as
a recruiting officer of the Navy at
Sioux City. spent the Fourth at
home.
We regret tc learn that Mrs. VIM.
Smith is suffering from broken arm.
Jess Bumser and wife are taking
short vacation. they are with rela-
tives in Nebraska.
| E. H. Swasey and wife and Mrs.
E. L Crandall and daughter Neva.
were shopping in Omaha Monday.
Mrs. w. H. Virgins entertained
her sister Mrs. Jess Bennett and also
niece. Miss Griffin.
Mrs. Margaret McDougal and
daughter. Bessie went,to Omaha for
a few days last week.
Ed. Chamberlain and Howorth
Bros. purchased fine new auto. and
are taking many pleasant rides over
the country.
Ada Lisle of Linden has been Sc
cured to act as assistant principal for
the ensuing year. Miss Lisle comes
very highly recommended and those
who met her, while she was here a
week ago. were more than favorably
impressed with her charming person.
atty. We hope she may meet with
the best of success here.
Eugene Crandall is still suffering
from infiamatory rheumatism.
The Fourth of July was duly cele-
brated here. and considering the fact
that also many of our neighboring
towns celebrated the day. we had a
very good crowd. The day WAS fine
one. and all seemed to enjoy it. The
speech by Hon. j. p. Conner, far ex-
ceeded the highest expectations and
was greatly appreciated. The sing
ing was good and the Arion band
furnished countless number of selec-
tions which were thoroughly enjoyed.
The races were interesting as Was
also the one sided ball game. The
pleasures of the evening were marred
by the fact that quite number of
children were taken sick. having been
poisoned by too many goodies. Owing
to this fact, the fireworks were not
displayed will be on some future
evening. Probably the largest dele
cation from any one town was that
Of Denison. A good many families
took their dinners and invited friends
to enjoy it with them in the park.
making this one of the most enjoy
able features of the day.
| Mamie Bell of Sioux City, spent
the Fourth at home.
Chas. McHenry came from Sioux
Falls S. D. to spend the Fourth with
relatives.
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Goodrich

John Anderson. wife and children
spent Sunday at Sam Anderson's.
Daisy Simmons and Sadie Newton
were the guests of A. d. Whey and
wife. Saturday and Sunday.
Elsie Beaman and Gee, Beaman
visited at Albert Wineys Sunday af-
ternoon.
Bertha Shell spent the Fourth at
Odeboit.
Ella Fink was Dow City visitor
the Fourth.
Rev. Bruce drove out to S. D..
Newtons Wednesday.
Quite number of our young people
of Goodrich township took in the cele-
bration at Deloit.
S. D. Newton marketed hogs in
Deloit Saturday.
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Jackson

Frank Lorensen got piece of tickle
grass lodged under the base of his
tongue while chewing straw, it be-
came SO serious matter. that he had
to have an operation performed.
Blood poisoning set IN and he is now
in the hospital in Denison
Geo. Weed took a trip to Sioux City
last Tuesday.
A tornado made itself felt three
miles north west of Wall Lake last
Monday afternoon, which destroyed an
old house and out buildings on the
thinner farm, no one was hurt as
there were no persons living on the
premises.
Mr.. Bruins and family went to the
Lake fishing last Monday and had a
nice time and good catch.
Geo. Gum had the misfortune to
have horse get into barb wire
fence and injured so badly. that he will
sbe of no use all summer.
Geo. Gum and wife made trip to
West Side last Monday.
Robert Dieter and his wife with
John Dieter and wife. Carrie Pound,
drove up to o Brien. county last Mon
day to make visit with some of their
relatives.
Fred Man gave dance last Satur-
day night.
Thomas Fagarty and Miss Coin
were married at the church in Wall
Lake. last Wednesday.
Edward Downey gave barn dacne
Friday night all had merry time.
The measles have appeared in
Robert Hanna's family. All are
doing nicely at this writing.
Harry Weed was taken sick with
stomach trouble and had to take to his
bed for day or so.
An unknown man was killed by a
train on the 1. C. r. r. last Satur-
day afternoon east of the Coon river.
The man was fast asleep on the track
and the engine struck him on the side
Of the head smashing the skull. He
was taken to south Wall Lake to be
taken care of.
E. j. Gum and wife took in the
chautauqua at Sac City last week.
Ernest Gum and wife celebrated
the 25th anniversary of their welded
life July 4th.
Frank Weed and wife went to Sac
City last Monday.
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AsPlNwALL.
H. G. Eisminger, from near Def

HI. 9. Eisminger, from near Def
ance. visited his son-in-law, j. A. Miles,
last Sunday.
Our citizens celebrated the Fourth
at Manila and at Emil Tollgaardt's,
also at George Thomson's, who cele-
brated the erection of his large barn.
Hans Matthiessen was Manning
visitor for several days last week.
Painter Soil of Manning is renovat-
ing and painting our school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Stammer visited
their uncle, Mr.. D. Robertson of Ma
nilla, the Fourth.
The Misses Robertson of Nicola are
visiting for several weeks with the
Cavenaughs.
Mr.. Atherton of Manning. the house
mover. is moving. buildings for M. j.
Kuhl, who is preparing for complete
waterworks system.
Our section boss is again without
men, The Dago (box cars) hotel is
waiting for some of it's usual occu-
pants.
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Ricketts,.

DR.. McWilliams of Charter Oak
was Ricketts, caller on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. H. Hoffman and children
from Onawa visited with the j.
Hoffman family on Tuesday.
Things became quite lively at the
council meeting Monday evening and
had it not been for some Of the COOL
headed aldermen general mix up
might have been the result.
Some laws are being enforced which
are greatly opposed by the saloon
keepers. and if things keep on as
they have been Ricketts, may have to
go dry.
Adolph Hintze resigned from the
council and was appointed Marshal.
I H. r. Timm and L. M. Ryman
were appointed to fill his places on
the council.
A. H. Kuhlman has been allowed
fifteen hundred dollars damage by the
German Insurance Co.. for the loss
he suffered in the fire.
C. Manke and wife went to Omaha
Wednesday to visit relatives.
D. F. Kemitz gave dance at his
home Thursday evening. Many of
the people in this vicinity attended.
Mae Marshall of Charter Oak called
in Ricketts, Friday.
l. B. Goodrich returned from Dow
City Friday where he had gone to
celebrate.
John Hoffman made business trip
ito Denison Tuesday.
H. H. Miller returned to his duties
at the bank Friday after celebrating
at Mapleton.
Mrs. Thams returned to her home
near Denison Wednesday after spend
ing a week with her daughter. Mrs.
L. Johannsen.
L. F. Kreymborg and wife spent
Thursday in Ute.
H. C. Baak and H. Ruchti are
moving house into town for Max
Wult. It was on the farm formerly
occupied by R. Jeschke.
Adolph Hintze and wife drove to
Battle Creek Sunday to visit rela-
stives.
A. j. Gary of Denison was 9
Ricketts, caller on Sunday.
j. C. Jacobsen was operated or
for appendicitis at his home Saturday
evening. John has strong consti
tuition and good sleady nerve which
favors speedy recovery. His many
friends will be glad to learn that hi
is doing very we'll.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Kuhlman wer'
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sloO FOR A BoTTLE,

This would not be q large price to
pay for DR.. Drummond's Lightning
remedies if one could not get relief
any cheaper. The Drummond Medicine
Co.. New York. have received hum
dreds of unsolicited testimonials from
grateful people restored to health by
the use of their remedies. who would
not hesitate to pay any price rather
than suffer the former torture. If
you would like to try these remedies.
and your druggist has not got them.
write direct to the company. Agents
wanted.
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RHEUMATISM

is quickly relieved and promptly
cured by DIR. Drummond's Rheu-
natic Remedies. The internal rem
edy is pleasant to take, acts inn
mediarely. does not disturb digestion.
any is for rheumatism only in all its
rorturing forms. The external pre-
paration restores stiff joints. drawn
cords and hardened muscles. If your
druggist is not in stock with them.
don t accept something else and be
cheated out of a cure. Write the
.Drummond Medicine Co.. New York,
for their direct mail proposition.
Don't delay and suffer. You are en-
titled to health.
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HAYES.

- 6AYeS.
Erna and Erma Hagge are spending
the week in West Side, visiting with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Thiedemann.
Lou White, of near Vail, was guest
at the P. E. Gallagher home last week.
Bettye Reimers of Manning spent
several days of last week visiting with
her friend, Alma Hannemann.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Voss went to
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, last week, for
the benefit of Mr.. Voss's health.
Hayes township won the flag in the
parade at West Side the Fourth.
Hayes having the largest number of
teams.
Winnie Mitchell of Omaha visited
with her parents, BARLEY Mitchell and
wife, last week.
Fred Plotz was an Omaha business
visitor last week.
w. F. Pruter shipped two loads of
will stop for Mrs. Pruter, who has
been visiting at Davenport for some
time
Mrs. Harry Lamp of Gray visited at
the home of her brother, Fred Wiese
and wife, last week.
Lulu and Matte Smith were on the
sick list several days last week.
Grandma Riessen is visiting with
Mrs. Minnie Niessen near Manning.
Little Helen Martin was an over
Sunday guest at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Wiese, of West Side.
W. w. Rhodenbaugh and son Ed
We're down from Denison Saturday
looking after his farm. We under
stand that Mr.. Rhodenbaugh's farm is
for sale.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-10

Thousands of people are daily suf-
reing with kidney and bladder
neutrality-suspicious. ailments that
should be checked promptly. De-
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills are
the best remedy for backache. weak
kidneys, inflammation of the bladder.
Their action is prompt and sure. A
weeks treatment for 25 cents. Sold
by Lamborn Drug Co.
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DeIoit.

J. C. Williams and wife went up
to Brogan last week to take charge
of things duning the absence of Mr..
and Mrs. T. Brogan.
Mrs. Rosnnna Flint departed this
life Friday evening July 5th after a
long painful illness. She mas been a
resident of Deloit many years and she
and daughter Lucy were living in the
north west part of town. She leaves
four daughters and one son to mourn
her loss. The sympathy of friends is
extended to the bereaved ones.
Dick Hagley wife. and children
have been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Enos Lentz the past few days.
John Anderson. wife and children
drove to Odebolt Saturday to visit at
the home of their aunt. Mrs. Geo.
Newcom, returning Sunday evening.
Gladys Tucker of Deison spent
Saturday and Sunday at Deloit with
her grandmother Mrs. e. A. McKim.
Abbie Lee visited friends at Deloit
a few days the past week.
job Mason had his left hand badly
hurt by the explosion of a large fire.
cracker on the evening of the 4th at
Deloit one finger was torn off but the
rest of the fingers and hand we hope
may be saved.
Rev. Thuresson who delivered the
address at our celebration left his gold
headed umbrella lying on the plat
form, it had the initial T. on it and
we hope whoever was so fortunate as
to find it will return the same to him.
Sunday afternoon the writer and
husband and Anna Lackman took their
first ride in the automobile. R. w.
Robertson having charge of the auto.
He certainly knows how to run one.
He will have the auto at Deloit two
weeks. and no doubt several will avail
themselves of the privilege of a fine
ride.
Florence Munsey spent the 4th in
in Dow City. Mrs. Munsey and two
younger children went down Thursday
and will stay day or two.
Mrs. Minnie Roberts who has been
here caring for her afflicted mother.
Mrs. Ann Turner for several weeks
took her departure Friday for her
home in Illinois.
Eli Barber and wife of Dow City
celebrated the 4th at Deloit.
Perhaps the largest crowd in Deloit
was witnessed on the 4th of July at
our 50th celebration anniversary,
among the towns represented we
noticed. Coucnil Bluffs. Sioux City.
Dow City. Denison. Vail, Kiron, Ellis.
and Schleswig.
Several went to Denison Monday
afternoon to see the Boston Boomers
play ball.
Those who went to Denison on the
train Saturday afternoon were delayed
until 2 p. m. at night. on account of
the late arrival of the train.
Among those in attendance at the
celebration from Denison were: Rev.
Thuresson, H. C. Laub wife and his
daughter. Mrs. Alice Ainsworth. c.
X. Meyers and son, N. L. Hunt, wife
and children A. G. Meyers. wife and
daughter H. Tucker and family. the
Misses Flynn and CARRIER. and Minus
Montgomery, Several Others were
present but did not learn their names.
Denison band furnished music fol
the celebration the 4th together with
our music furnished by Deloit people.
Mr.. Koenekamp and wife moved
last Wednesday to their new home
just adjoining the saloon property or
the north.
r. B. johnson and wife received q
visit from her brother and wife and
another lady relative who came the
morning of the Fourth and remained
several days.
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Sch1esui &

A fine bali game took place: in
Schleswig Sunday. Schleswig vs. Bat
tie Creek. The game resulted IL to
2 in favor of our team.
The death of Hans Boysen occurred
Monday July LIST at his home in
Schleswig.
Mrs VIM. Bumam of Bloomfield.
Nebr.. arrived in Schleswig Wednes-
day evening. being called here by. the
illness of her father.
A. P. Hollander and wife returned
from Nebraska last Saturday.
Bart Kruger went to Vail recently
to visit with his grand parents.
Mrs. Kruger and children went to
Omaha on Monday.
Mr.. Frank and wife who have been
visiting at the H. w. Schmidt home,
returned to their home in Clinton on
Monday.
Miss Adams of Charter Oak is
visiting her friend. Lettie Jones this
week.
Fred Girard went to Dunlap Tues
day to visit relatives.
A large celebration was held at
Holrenzollern the 4th. Their was
dan cling. fine ball game and sports
of various kinds in the afternoon.
All who were there report fine time.
Pete Hollander went to Boone
Tuesday. where he expects to remain
until fall.
John Pusch sold his fine 100 acre
farm to Otto Backham of $lOO per
acre.
Magnes Hollander went to Mapleton
to celebrate the 4th.
Floyd Carter met with very pain
full accident, Saturday while in Kiron
playing ball. one Of the balls struck
him in the eye. and cut cash, sew
eral stitches had to be taken.
hope any of my friends suffering
from constipation or dreadlng an at
tack OF appendicitis will have your
druggist fill this prescription for you
and receive the benefit have.
Acid sulphuricum Dill. .................I II drama
Lax-Own Comp. ........,.......... III OF
| Elk, Lactated Pepsin
Aquae Dist. equal part qs. ad. .......,....YI OF
Directions: Take one dessert spoonful before
meals. Can be filled at any drug store.
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The Denison ball team now boasts
three Straight victories. One over
Dow City and two over the Boomers.
The boys now claim the State cham.
ionship of Crawford county. s
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CARD OF THANKS.

CARD OF THANKS.
We want to thank our kind friends
and neighbors who so kindly helped
us during the sickness and death of
our little one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Igou.
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Recent discoveries have also proved that
dandruR is caused by germs on the scalp.
Therefore, to cure dandruff, the first thine
to do is to completely destroy these dan
druff germs. Here, the same Ayers Hair
Vigor will give the same splendid results.
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Sewing at reasonable prices. c. G.
Phone sl7 25-5t pd
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The human telephone for the deaf
the latest hearing device. B. j
Schaerer. optician. Manning Iowa.
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The coolest. neatest place in town
to enjoy good dish of ice cream ia
the Oxford Cafe on Broadway 27-2t
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The Denison ball team now boasts
three Straight victories. One over
Dow City and two over the Boomers.
The boys now claim the State cham.
ionship of Crawford county.
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THE ~KITTATINNY,
NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN.
raw SALES.

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vEwYORK,N NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD RI.

Trains depart from Grand Central station, Ard
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Portland and Bar Harbor, via Worcester. tSsoo r. N.
Worcester and Fitchburg. via Putnam-' 1850 =. N.
GREAiT. BARRiNGToN STocKBRTEGE. IENoN..
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ci,Sth ST.. also a, GAS. 1900, cis54 Bway, c25 Union
Square, else Fifth Ave-, c2t5 Columbus Ave-, c849
In Blyn, ca Court ST.. 40 Nostrsnd Ave-. $40 B'way..
daily. Except. Sundays. 'Siops At i:5th 81.
limited. SUNDAY parlor car train. HAS dining car.
cParior and sleeping car tickets also. sSit. only.
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IO8 Greenwich St, rs Union Square W, 3pi Grand
ST. ~. v: 349 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn; West sd 81.
and Liberty 81.
After 8 p. m. Sleeping Car Reservations and fulI
Information regarding Trains. &C, can be obtained
AZ Bureau OF Information. B. & q. n. r.. sd 81.
Termina Phone No. Chelsea aii4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-26
Centenary Collegiate Institute

H~ACKrTTSToWN, y. j.. =
81 miles from New York CITY, \ high grade
70 -educetional Boarding school. Term begins
Wednesday. September y. Write for Catalogue.