davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-12
WADSWORTH
OFFICIAL
Is Charged With Murder
of Man Near That
Town

District Attorney Cahil yesterday
received a letter from attorney Dick
son of Reno, saying he would be in
u ; city to-day, accompanied by
ran named Lowe. to swear out a
warrant for the arrest OF Constable
Crosby of Wadsworth on a charge Of
murder.
The ALLEGED crime was committed
several months ago, and it was not
known until after the shooting that it
had occurred in Storey County.
The people Of Wadsworth have been
greatly annoyed by drunken Indians,
ana the constable learned that they
were procuring their vhiskey from a
man named Sweeney, who occupied d
ca1il three or Iour miles from Wada-
worth. The constable went to the
cabin and found several Indians in
sid He entered as Sweeney was
passing whisky to one OF the Indians,
and as soon as Sweeney saw the Off
ce- it is alleged. he attempted to pull
q revolver from his pocket. The con
stable was too quick for him. and
Tired. killing Sweeney. Crosby tele-
phoned what had happened to the
officers in this city. and the Justice
Of the Peace al WadsWOrh was AT
,bCrizcd to hold an inquest. After
iI.,f, ll.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-12

Ton,- Erodoricl,s ,,.,, o., o,.,i,-,l ~,
The n,ornina rrai,
,r.
,,;.', '''''
-'', . 'i'-'' vas 0'i''' '''''' WI
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-12
NEW ADVERTISERS

On another page will be found the
lad" OF the Friend Jewelry Store
Here can be found the finest lines Of
tobaccos and cigars. optical goods,
jeWelry. and the latest in Photographs
and records. A complete line of the
latter is carried and are strictly up
to-date. Orders for parts and new
records are promptly attended to,
The "ad" Of the Oriental Drug Store
and Medicine Company VIII also be
found in this issue A reading of the
advertisement will explain
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-12
CHRISTMAS SALE.

HE Iadies and girls societies Of II
Methodist church viii have on sale
on the afternoon OF Dec 1ith fancy
work comforta5las. kimonas. all kind
of aprons and also home made can
dies. The finest line of Christmas
postcards, tags, seals and enclosure
cards ever seen in his CITY.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-12
u. s. COURT

The L S Court is busy today try
ing selling whisky to Indian cases.
These cases will probably occupy the
attention of the court for the next
couple of days
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-12
WANT ROOMS.

Anyone having rooms and board
kindly notify Professor Hunting as il
is necessary TO provide accomoda-
tions Of the visiting teachers during
institute week
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-12
FURNISHED ROOMS.

For gentlemen. Electric lighted and
bath in connection. Terms reason
able. Apply Of Mrs. Chapman. liz Z
King Street. Wo blocks east of Cap
igDl If
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-12
CMAINS ARRINE

The remains Of tn elate Mrs Louisa
Kitzmeyer arrived from Needles. Cal.
ON the afternoon local.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-12

Have you seen those oVercoats at
Joe Smyti'5. 1t will be pretty cola
after this storm is over.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-12
DISTRICT COURT

District Court will be in session in
this city tomorrow.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-12

F'arrer is receiving a chaice stocb
of holiday goods daily. An exam
inatiOn will convince
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24
&critbrano in gtciu-yurf.

, q em-9 orf, Is. Wtni. Gin
Sdooenfeuer bon 9elpoltigen Gimen.
iionen an Der 9telp-O Oorfer @oiicr.
fontc bercitetc in Ben gcitrigcn
9lbcnoltrnoen Der 6eucrpebr picI glr-
bcitln0 liefcrte Elm S6ouipiel bon
ieltcncr @roBnrtigfcit, mic man c@
icit Ocn Gugcn 0cS 9ronocS Der God&
Der Sodnuonno-9 9abn IN Sobufrn
nibt luie0cr 5u bcobad)tcn WclcgCn.
belt b0tte. 9lltS lubcfunntcr llrlu6c
fomcn 6lammcn ouf Dem ucltlidcn
Gnoc 6cS bon Der ,SolttbCrn Eaciiics
9obn" bcniiBtcn Morgon,2inc. Yicr$
9tr. 81 i'm 9fortb 9tiper am 6ubc scr
GnnalItrube I'M I llbr 5um 9luS-
bruh. (rob 0cs promptcn Giugrci=
fenS Der Goforbcitcr mo scr 5cucr-
pcbr griff boS NeirGBi9c Clement nit
&icicneile INN lid; Scr Bicr iuur0c
poaltGn0ig 5crlt0rt, Gin groBcrS dup.
pen cingeGldcrt, luertbpoue 6rod)tgii-
ter iielcn Der &ernitbtn0 un6eim,
ltnO mcbrcre in Der 9tGbc oeS llfcrS
pCro1fcrte S6iife lpur0en ernltlih
9ei1br6ct. 9tltr ser ouiopfcrnOcn
S6Gtigfeit Scr 20i6mGmcr uro Scr
nit ibnen Seite an Scitc orbeitcn.
ocn 6ra6tperloocrn, Oorritcr soil.
reihen Strifern, lit cS 5ll onnfen oob
iif Scr ongeridtcte MotcrioIihobcu
ntdt b0bcr, oIS etluo $5O0,000 be5if,
fern miro. Die Strifer lbicncn it
Gificrcn5en NIT bcn gfrbcitacbcrn
bollig pergelien SIT 6obcnt olS sic
,Scucrgar6en bod 5rm o6cn0lihCn
SimneI cmpor iboiicn unO Sen otf
Dem Gicr oufgeItopelten @iiteru nit
nollitGn0i9er &ernihtlng brobten.
Dine ouf einc 9luiforoerlnN gu mor-
ten, brangen hie podcren 2eute inn
mcr mieher 1T OnS SStnere oeS BON
9tnlh lno Gunlm eriiilltcn Sd)ups
pcnS Dor lnlb rollten 6Giicr nit Scl
obcr Sriihtcn ms 6reic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24
YrpfeiIor Stoedcl aeltor6en.

9torio If Gonn., t8. Oiai. -
Eroi. @ultop 5nfo6 Stoedel, Der critic
9eitcr Der Mltiifnbtbeililng on Der
,Dales ltniperiit1t" uno Eroiciior
emeritus oieier Sodi6rle, 1T bier I'M
gllter bon S8 Subren geltorben. Sn
Sabre t849 murbe er Wtilliflebrer al
Ser .Dale. llniperiitdt" II. mar iabre.
lang Der Organiit Der Gollese.aapeI-
Ie; 1896 trat er IN oen 3ubeitano. @r
lit Ser Goniponiit pieler Gollege.9ie-
Der, oarlinter ,9teatb tbe Gin Of Slb
gale" Der Sauptgeiang oes Timber
iitp 0lee Clubs" bas 2ieo bat er nod
einem oeutihen Milit1rnlorih I'M
oas sSabr 1870 componirt. Der Ser.
Itorbene 6interldBt brei Ginoer. Garl
Stcedel, Gihter Hobbins g.. Stoedel
nno ,srcne Stoetcl bon gtorfolf; Gin
So6n Or. 8uItap %. Stoedel, itnrb
por mebreren Sabren in 9iep.Dorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24
@einc @iniann0.

GittSb burA Bo., IS. Mai. -
Su Dem 8ro3eB gegen ben Supcrin.
ten0enten ser yS6cIbp Stcel 5u6c
Co." 5. San Gunn ,nO Sem SilIiS-
Superintenoenten in 0reenuille, ga,
Charles g. Gloie, megen &eriflu6-
rltn9 sur 9elApinolung Der SrnocS-
re9icrlmg our6 bic 2ieicrllng icbler-
batter aciielrobren iiir Die Sdilfc Der
9inoeSiIotte, erGfincte Ole Surp Dem
Ii6ter Not6nniel Gluing I'M bieiigen
gltnocS. .Giltriftsgeriht, lie Iei ouBer
StunOc, ii6 alf Elm @erOift 5u eini'
oen mas 5ur 6olgc bate, ooB Der
Mihter iie cntlieB. Die 9Ilgcflogten
crnererten ibre 9iirgidoit bon jc
$4,000 iiir ibr Griheinen gum Otto.
berterunin bes 8eriftsbofes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24
Ser Ser5og Der 9lbrn55en in Ebila-
oclplIia.

GbiGo6elp bio II. Moi. -
Ger Scr5og Der gbrn55en, GolrIin oeS
a0nigs bon SStolien mO Abmiral Ger
itnlicniiden 3lottc, ltottete bellte bent
Diapor g'cDbmn ciren 9clu6 I'M
Iatbbauie ob, no ibm oas Gbrenbiir.
1errcdt Der Staot ii6ertrogen ipur0c.
Sp6ter beildte Der Ser5oD cen Slot.
tcnboubof 81 2eague Sslunb, oas ito
lieniide aoninlat, ionie Den n9iitten-
bouie Club" rno ma1te cine 2lbto.
mobiIiabrt ourd 8orItdote. Wlorgen
gcbt iein 5lag9cni6iif n8areie" nadJ
Hcip- Dorf ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24

9ln5ci0e fobn0etc Oieie nof Dem
6liifti9en. Gie @cniionSnurttcr
tbeiltc ibr nit, OoB Der 1auncr cine
froppontc 9ebulicbfcit nit elmer im
nSimpIiciiiimilS" cridiencncn &ori-
fotur bo6e. Gic 95oli5ci IieB Ooroti
Oo$ 9ilo pcrpielfdlti9en unO ionOtc
cS no6 oQen &inlmelSrihtlmgcn an
Die 9eb0rbeu. Torouf bin nlwOc
9ornitoa oOer 0uber in 3iiritb CT.
tonllt, lmO icine Serboftlmg mar bic
6olge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24

EoiIenb. ganfier (aenbclt,
5ir @ottin): o9'pm. Gonitm5c, mie
bait I'll gcihloien bic critic gtuht alS
@oronin2" Satin: oaoniglih~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24
9fus ben, bestIdben Hei6e.
SeTere gc5icbnngcn 5luiidcn 9cntldD-
lnno nno SranfrcidJ au9citrcbt,

8ron50iiide 6cricn.&olonic'n in Ocut-
ihen 2onGcn. - GrOcn iiir bic
Eroicliorcn EeoboOp mo 9iugcB.
- @eOoucru iiber OoS SonOclS.
Frobiiorilrm nit 9lmeritu SeitenS
oeS r@ereins Deutibcr Wtaidinen-
bou.9Initoltcn". 8erein6orlm8
nit ocm 8otifon. - Wtiindcncr
SfonooIpro5cie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-24

Gic me6rerndbntc Gerboitling bes
angeblihen Gbicogoer 9orienmnflers
Gbarles garnItou In 3iiridL uelher
nad Dem 3oiiirbnlten Der Sdipei5er
9oli5ei ober elm Geutifer, 9tnnens
adrl ouber aus Wtnnnbeim lit, bot
einc intereiionte 8orgeibid)te 9e-
fanntlid) miro Dem Wonne 5ilr 2olt
geIegt, oob er einer Came, bic CT ii,
einer Wfiin6ener Neniion fennen
lerntc, uno nit Der er lid id,lcrnigit
nerlobte, Die Sunlme BON ieds5iginit-
ienb Warf geItoblen babe, Die ibtn
snr slufbcmabritg gcacbcit nnb 10.
oanr perihipunben iei.
slui sic bei ser Eoli5ei erItattete
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-16

The parents brought the child down
on Monday and the funeral was held
at the German church'o Of Schleswig on
Tuesday at one O'Clock.
Mary Hintze come down from
Schleswig Monday to visit her parents
before leaving for Davenport.
George Krohnke. wife. H. Schiller
berg and wife drove to Dow City Sat
urday to visit with relatives.
Minnie and Esther Lindblad were.
down from Kiron Friday to spend the
day with their sister. who is teaching.
the Ricketts, school.
Elsie Wendt came over from Char
ter Oak Saturday to visit her grand
mother. Mrs. c. Mahnke. She is
taking sewing lessons in the sewing
school at Charter Oak.
Mrs. Clara Munster. now living
near Boyer, but formerly a resident
of our vicinity. had her right foot
amputated at the Denison hospital last
week. She has been a sufferer for
over a year.
Grace Riemer has filled the vacancy
in u central Office since Augusta
Hintze resigned.
Mrs. l. N. Vollerson. daughter and
son and Freda Voss visited relatives
near Dow City Sunday.
A very sad accident occurred at the
John Pirwitz home one mile east Of
the G. 7. Marshall place on Monday.
The three children were left in the.
house while the parents were doing
the milking and the older boy gave
the alarm of fire. They hurried to
the house but found the flames so fierce
they could not enter. and their one.
year old baby suffocated. The house
was burned to the ground and the.
little charred bones were found in the
ashes. The parents have the sympa-
thy of the entire community in the.
loss of their loved one and their
home.
Freda Kuhl visited friends at.
Schleswig last week.
Mrs. John Dortiar jr. and son Frank
are spending a few days with her
parents at Lake View.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-16

"A. 1HaITup. one OF hehr 8 clerks
will occupy the Ed Denny property
Mr.. Denny leaves for Colorado the
first part Of November.
Rev. Lacey took his departure on
Monday for Sac City to attend a
meeting of the Presbyterian Synod.
He is a delegate from this Presbytery.
He will be absent until Friday.
Rev. Cable will begin next Sunday
evening a series of sermons on noted
bible characters. He will take up
the lessons to be gained from the life
of Jacob On next Sunday evening.
The extra gang of mason's who
have been building the six stall addi-
tion to the Milwaukee round house at
this point, left for Perry Tuesday.
where they will repair the round
house there.
Henry Brock and wife returned to
Davenport Q n Monday after a visit
with their son George. Herman and
Will. and daughter. Mrs. Schn~or.
Mr.. Brock is an extensive land owner
north of Manila.
The members of the Presbyterian
Guild and Ladies Aid gave their popu-
lar pastor and his wife a surprise on
Monday night of last week. Each
friend brought a can of fruit. and
at last reports the parsonage cellar
has been stocked with forty-five cans
of choice fruit.
The little four year old son of
Chas. Henderson and wife. while out
with his father. last Wednesday had
the misfortune to get his front finger
cut completely off in a mower while
his father was taking off the sickle.
The accident happened just at a
moment when the child was not
supposed to be in front.
Mrs. Bertha Gasson, who has lust
returned from China. gave some very
interesting talks at the M. E. church
Saturday evening and Sunday which
proved to be very instructive. On
Saturday evening a tea was served in
true Chinese fashion. served by
Chinese walters and the food had to
be eaten with chop sticks.
it has been announced that there is
to be a electric bell placed at the rail
road crossing one mile above town on
the main line. the material for same is
expected daily. The people living
northeast of town are overjoyed at
the prospect. as it is like looking out
for lightning to cross the track at
that point and watch for a train.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-16

Martin Fischer and wife attended
the wedding Of her cousin in Kiron
Wednesday.
Freda Voss. and Mesdames L.
Johannsen and L. F. Kreymborg took
a pleasure trip to Denison Wednes-
day to visit friends and relatives.
Henry Hilbert. an old friend of the
Timm's and L%angholdt's came from
Z inton county to surprise them
Wednesday. After his stay here he
went to Dakota to visit relatives and
look at land.
Anna Cochran and Dora Messen-
brink are over from Denison visiting
at the home of Otto Quandt's tor a
few days.
The families Of Mr.. McGailsen and
MIR. Braas of Schleswig were guests
at the Aug. Rickert home Thursday.
Mrs. E. G. Hess left Friday for
Otto to visit her brother. and from
there will go to Washata to visit
relatives.
Pete Claussen came up from Soldier
to commence his new duties in the
bank here Thursday morning.
Mrs. Gus. Jeschke returned home
after a weeks stay with her grand
son at the Ida Grove hospital.
Anna Munster and Clara Wendt
were Charter Oak visitors Thursday
evening.
P. Voss and wife are visiting
friends at Correctionville this week.
R. Timm and son and A. F. Baak
shipped a car load of potatoes Thurs
day. The farmers around here say
their potatoes are not as good as they
expected.
e. G. Hess spent the fore part of
the week at Smithland hunting and
visiting friends.
Relatives and friends of C. j.
Claussen and wife of Beaver Creek.
Mimi. are grieved to hear of their
misfortune of losing their baby boy.
The little one was scalded by splitting
hot water over himself on Tuesday
and uttered until Friday when the
Angels of Heaven called him home.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-16

The Guild meets with Mrs. B. w.
Smethurst next Friday afternoon.
Kate Frediekson. Jesse Dempster
and Harvey Marsh spent Sunday at
Eberle's.
Mrs. Mabel Mcknight was a visitor
from Defiance with Mrs. Pryor on
Monday.
A. L. Tharrup, head clerk in Kehr's
department store. spent Sunday in
Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Lost-A gold brooch. star in the
center with a lacework around it,
finder please leave with Mrs. Pryor.
The Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church holds their meeting
with Mrs. S. M. Nicely Wednesday.
Grandma Smith has moved down
with her daughter. Mrs. Copeland.
where she expects to make her home.
B. H. Burlington. wife. C. A..
Burlington and Gladys Leitner spent
Sunday at the home of Alvin Willis,
north of town.
The potato harvest is on at present
and common labor is very much in de-
mand at 81. so per day. The crop is
very fine. and the price high.
Fred Slater. the worthy assistant
in the post Office is enjoying a months
vacation. which he is spending with
relatives in Fl. Atkinson. Wis.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
are rebuilding their line between here
and Council Bluffs and have had a
gang at this point the past week.
The taking Of the invoice of the
Hockett and jain stock was COM
pleted Saturday and Mr.. Mclaughlin
is here ready to commence business at
once
Jake Stevenson lr. is at the hospi-
tai in Omaha at present. where he
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis last week. At present he is rap
idly recovering.
The Irwin Dramatic Co. gave a
play at the Germania hall Saturday
evening. 1t was we'll attended and
every one was we'll repaid for the
trouple of going.
John and Fred Slater. who have
been visiting relatives in Mason and
Rockwell City. as we'll as relatives
here. returned to their home in
Tyndall. S. D. Monday.
Mrs. T. w. woodward came home
Monday morning from Yuma, Colo.
where she and her husband have been
holding down a claim. Tom expects
to follow in two weeks or a month.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-16
Established 1896

Ida Sowles was an Aston visitor
Saturday.
Miss Jacobsen was an Omaha Wis
itor Friday.
Il. b. Sooy of Defiance was seen
On our streets Thursday.
Clyde Rolls of Aspinwall transacted
business in Manila Saturday.
j. L. Breckenridge and Mr.. Frazier
were Defiance visitors Thursday.
George Westerbaugh of Defiance
was a business visitor here Wednes-
day.
Mrs. M. C. Sutton is enjoying a
visit from her cousin, Blanche Alden
of Shenandoah.
Mrs. j. Jackson returned from
Sioux City Saturday evening where
she has been visiting.
Mrs. Joe Pease and daughter is
visiting with her parents, S. M.
Nicely and wife this week.
John Miles who lives north of town
is enjoying a visit from his sister
Mrs. A. H. McAhren of Denver
Mrs. C. H. Westbrook returned to
her home in Defiance Friday, morning
after visiting friends and relatives
here.
Mrs. Fife Neuman departed Tues
day MORNING for South Dakota to
visit an extended time at her parent
ri home.
P. G.. Gray and son William re-
turned home from Bayard Wednesday
after %transacting business there for
several days.
Mrs. Ray Sutton returned home
from Shenandoah Saturday after a
pleasant visit with friends and rela-
tives here.
Our progressive farmer. John Ham
man shipped two ears of cattle to Chi
cago Saturday evening. He went
in with them.
Mrs. Tom Hayes and children re-
turned home from Ida Grove the first
Of the week. where they had been
v sitting relatives.
Mrs. Phillips of Pasadena. Cali
fornia who has been visiting the past
week with her aunt. Mrs. Graham.
left Saturday morning after a pleas
ant visit.
Henry Schroeder and father-in- law,
Fred Schultz drove over to Manila
Saturday to get the latter's son. John
Shut and family Of Marshalltown.
who expect to visit here with rela-
tives.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-16
National Corn Exposition, Chicago Octo-
Der 9TH to 18Th.

Don't fail to visit Chicago during
the Corn Exposition. The most won
derful agricultural exhibit. 500, 600.
offered in prizes. 100000 expended
for decorating the massive Coliseum
building and the annex National
Corn Congress meet with delegates
from all of the leading states.
Special prizes include quarter sections
of splendid farm land. agricultural
implements. pianos. household and
large cash prizes: one of which is
$1,000 for the best so ears of corn.
Ask your agent for tickets via the
Chicago & North Western Ry.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-16

Mrs. Floyd Wilson spent Sunday in
Sioux City.
Grace Griffin spent Sunday at the
John Carey home.
Born to George Stokes and wife
Saturday October 18th. a baby boy.
Erastus Briggs of Denison spent
Sunday with friends and relatives
here.
Ora Hulce of Vail is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Brocklesby here this
week.
C. A. Burlington, who has been
braking on the railroad. spent Sunday
at home.
A. P. Peterson has been suffering
with his eye the past week. a piece
of steel having flew into 1T while
working.
Mrs. j. H. Stammer and daughter
and Mrs. C. j. Holling spent Satur-
day with the latter's daughter. Mrs.
d. P. Robertson.
A. H. Willis and wife. and Mrs. b.
H. Burlington and sister. Matte
Willis spent Thursday in Panama at
tending the carnival.
w. A. Gardner has commenced
work on an addition to his hotel
which will be 20 by 40 two stories
high and equipped with all modern
improvements.
The partitions in the old Manila
House have been torn out. and fixed
up to some extent and we understand
it will be occupied by the Times
Office and presses.
w. l.. Paup and wife Of Harlan
visited with relatives here Wednesday
and Thursday. His auto got on a
tare and broke down a section OF
fence opposite the M. E. parsonage.
John McLaren and wife went to
Omaha Saturday morning and re-
turned in the evening. accompanied
by their son Earl. who has been at
Omaha in a hospital undergoing a
treatment for kidney trouble. Earl
seems to be quite we'll and improved
in health.
j. H. Tryon has added to his tools
this week, a floor palmer. This floor
palmer is a very expensive tool and is
necessary in smoothing floors. MI.
Tyron is also gaining quite a reputa-
ton as an architect, having drawn
plans and specifications for many
buildings the past summer in sur
rounding towns which have been built
and is now drawing plans for a bust
ness block in Ute.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-16
A MISSIONARY u K

99a=
The Methodist church of Manila
can we'll be classed as prominent in
the cause of mission. On Sunday
morning Mrs. Gasson of Council
Bluffs. a returned missionary from
China spoke in the church here. At
ter the talk the pastor made a call on
the people for a dollar subscription of
$50 to support a native preacher in
China. The response was instantaneous
and very soon the sum was raised.
The ladies society already sustains a
native missionary. and one of the
members is educating a girl in a
mission school in India. and it is un-
derstood that another good woman is
willing to help a girl to an education
in a heather land. This is a fine
showing for the Manila chucrh.
Kate Collins spent Friday in Buck
Grove.
j. L. Breckenridge transacted bus
mess in Vail Thursday.
Lille Roehr was a business visitor
here the first Of last week.
Ed Smith and j. L. Breckenridge
spent Wednesday in Logan.
W. III. Brockelsby of near Vail
was calling on relatives in town Fri
day.
P. C. Gray and Willie Gray re-
turned Wednesday from Guthrie
county.
Mrs. L. b. Beckman and Mrs. b.
Smethurst transacted business in Oma-
ha last week.
Mrs. j. ]. Perion returned from
Chicago and Clinton Thursday morning
where she has been visiting.
Mrs. West and son of Mapleton
spent the latter part of the week
with her friend. Mrs. Bohensack.
Matte Burlington spent Friday and
Saturday IN Earling on business con-
nected with Kehr's department store.
Alvin Willis. wife, Mrs. B. H.
Burlington and Matte Willis attended
the Corn Festival in in Panama
Thursday.
b. H. Doty optician of Manning,
who used to be located here stopped
over and called on a few friends
Friday. while on his regular trip to
Defiance in his auto.
j. C. Ruby loaded his household
furniture Thursday and shipped then
to Corning. His family departed Fri
day where they intend to make theil
future home. running a large hotel.
George Evans, who at one time
lived four miles southeast of towr
and moved to Dakota last spring. a
big prairie fire destroying 100 tons Of
hay. grain and barn everything on the
place but their house.
Mrs. Cable. wife of the M. e.
pastor goes this week to Sedalia. Mo.
to attend a great meeting Of the
Womans Foreign Missionary Society.
Delegates will be present from Iowa,
Missouri, Arkansas and Louisiana.
Mrs. Cable is secretary of the Council
Bluffs district of this society.
Theron L. Holley. and Mrs. Flors
L. Miller were married last week il
Kansas City. The bride was a resi-
dent of that place and is 8 years his
senior. she is deaf and dumb and quit,
well to do. They will reside in Kan
sas where Mr.. Holley and his brother
will engage in the business of tuning
pianos. The Holleys were forme,
residents here and kept y music store,
0Srk0ffG