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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-14
ODE Buck Grove Mrs. Fannie s'''sy'
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The young folks had a picnic in the
grove last Monday evening. They
picked out comfortable place at the
edge Of town lit it up with lanterns
took delicious supper together with
ice cream and expected to have the
time of their lives. They had just got
the table set. when it commenced to
rain. and then there was rush for
home, but by the time they reached
R. j. Mofitt's residence the shower
was over and the tables were still in
the yard since the lawn social the
week before. The party stopped there
and ate supper and all declare they
had fine time just the same.
Althia Wiley. who has been visit
ing her friend Thecil Hemphill for a
few day. returned to her home at Dow
City Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Jerry Hassett and daughter
Lizzie from near Denison came to Wis
it Mrs. Thomas White Sunday. Lizzie
returned home the same day but Mrs.
Hassett remained few days with her
sister. who is sick.
John Sewing who has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. Byron McMullen re-
turned to his home in Minola last
Monday. Mrs. McMullen and sister
Lizzie drove to Arion with him
Daniel Hemphill was Manila
visitor between trains Wednesday.
Mike Carroll of Chicago a cousin
of John Germans is visiting here for
a couple of weeks. Mr.. Carroll has
beer in the postof6ce department in
Chicago for nine years.
Don't forget the all day picnic here
on the fifteenth of August. ice cream
at all hours, two base ball games.
dinner at noon. supper at six and
midnight supper to accommodate the
dancers as there will be big ball.
Good order and good time is assured
to all.
Lizzie Slattery visited here Thurs
day on her way from Denison, where
she visited the dentist.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-14

Julia Rusterholtz who has been
clerking in Manila for several months
mas returned home.
Miss Young Of Rodney is the guest
of her friend Mrs. Jim Boyer for a
few days.
DR.. Bonney was Denison visitor
Friday.
Edna Kellogg of Omaha is the
guest of Mrs. Howard Towne.
Miss Cole of Denison visited a few
days with her friend Kittie Clinton.
last week.
Carl Iseminger and wife and other
relatives have been entertaining three
neices from Omaha. They are the
daughters of Charles Iseminger.
Geo. Bonesteel is under the doc tors
care.
Hattie Sewing has entirely recov-
cred from her recent illness. and is
now here visiting her mother.
Ola Hodsgell returned from hel
NASlG W SOIulllS WuS10 BIC Has USSll
spending her vacation.
While working on a threshing ma
chine one day last week Jack Mullens
was thrown from it and striking his
side against lever. was so injured
that he was not able to work. 1t is
hoped that the injury will not prove
more serious than now appears.
Pearl and Bernice Bonney went to
Denison Sunday morning to remain all
week in attendance at the Institute.
Ben Quathamer and children drove
over to Defiance Sunday to spend the
day with relatives.
Bian Iseminger has been on the
sick list few days but is better now
Mrs. Bert Thompson is still very i'll
and is under the Doctors care also a
trained nurse is taking care of her.
Mrs. Tom Tranter and youngest
child of Iowa City is here on visit.
Etheline Tillett returned home
Tuesday after an extended visit of
several weeks among friends and rel
atives.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-14
kIRON
E. E. CLAUsoN. Department Editor

P. E. Nordell. wife and son Elmer
and the Misses Blanche Olson and
Edna Stolt spent the past week in
Colorado visiting at Burlington and
Denver.
Jessie McVeigh drove down from
Odebolt on Tuesday and spent the day
in this locality tuning pianos. She
graduated recently at Chicago in this
line of work.
DR.. Nystrom of Omaha accompan-
led Agnes Sjogren home from the
hospital on Wednesday and spent a
couple of days in this locality.
Agnes Sjogren returned home from
Omaha on Wednesday wnere she went
some time ago. After short stay
she was compelled to have an opera
ton for appendicitis. which has taken
long time to get over. She is still
weak but hope to be herself again be-
fore long.
H. 7. Ward of Perry visited Klron
and vicinity the past week H. T. is
still in the newspaper business and
says he is doing we'll.
John P. Anderson drove up from
Ellis on Saturday to look after vari-
Gus items of business.
Rev. Frank Levine returned on
Wednesday from an extended trip and
visit to Stromsberg. Nebr.. and Den
yer, Colo.
Mrs. Adolph OFT visited friends at
Denison between Thursday and Friday.
Another excursion to Lake
View will be run from Klron on
Thursday August 22nd. Quite mum
Der went on the last excursion run in
July and had a gosd time who will
go again and many that were Kindred
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Dou City.

There is an under current of dissat-
isfaction over the use of two inch pipe
for the water extension to the Illinois
Central stock yards. Many think
that four inch pipe should certainly
be laid to the end of the block.
Fred Buss sent in a car of cattle on
last Saturday to Chicago.
Mrs. VIM. Butterworth of Sioux
City has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Ed Riddle and other friends.
Mrs. Frank Odell came home on
last Saturday night from Cedar
Rapids where her mother resides.
She had been called away by the death
of her sister as noted last week.
Mr.. Chase of Buck Grove and Mrs.
Kenyon were happily married at Ma
nilla on last Saturday. The event
was made the occasion for some fes.
Invites at the home of her father
John Colburn on Sunday.
Eugene Crandall is home after a
stay at Coltax for his rheumatism.
He arrived last Saturday evening.
Prof. Guy v. Whaley. wife and
sweet babe have taken their departure
for Correctionville where he will be
principal of the schools next year.
He is having rising career as ar
educator.
John Ahart took some hogs to the
Omaha market last week. He has
left an order with his commission firm
to buy him 800 sheep when the price
is right.
Another car of barley since last re-
port. The price is now forty to fifty
cents.
The market at Dow City paid or
Monday was: Barley 40 to as cents
$5.4 to $3.50 for hogs. New wheat
rs cents. Oats 80 to SO. Butter IS.
Eggs Is. Old corn 40 to IS.
c. F. Cassaday and wife were down
at the Frank McH enry farm on Mon
day.
In the Review this week is to be
found the advertisement Of our har-
ness men the Nelson Bros. They are
making all their own harness and SO
can guarantee every part. See what
they have to say.
Rev. Curtis the Methodist pastor
was able to preach on Sunday morning
only. His ankle is still swollen. his
back weak and arm aching from the
results of his being thrown from the
carriage when his horse scared at the
Romans automobile. There is much
sympa Thy for him.
The Methodist people have the last
quarterly meeting for this conference
year on Saturday and Sunday next.
On Saturday afternoon Elder Griffith
will hold the business meeting and on
Sunday morning preach and administer
the communion. A large attendance
is asked of the members.
Fred jackson who has been assist
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OLD KIRON NEWS.

Emma Bergstrom is spending a
week with her sister. Mrs. F.
Norelius.
P E. Nordell. wife and son Elmer
and Edna Stolt and Blanche Olson
from Odebolt drove to Denison Tues
day to take the train for Denver and
various other Colorado points.
Mrs. P. E. Nordell. Mrs. F.
Norilus and Emma Bergstrom with
several other ladies were pleasantly
entertained at the E. H. Mavritz
home last Monday afternoon.
L. Swanson and wife visited their
daughter Mrs. Albert Levin in Ida
county last Wednesday.
Anna Moline visited with her
brother and sister Ernst and Nellie
Moline the first of the week.
Mrs. F. Norilius and sister visited
at the home of C. A. Mangnosson
north of Arthur last Wednesday.
Pearl Winquist visited with her
friend Anna Moline last Thursday af
ternoon.
Sol Peterson and wife of Sac county
visited at the home of A. Norelius
and wife Monday of last week.
Mrs. Henry Butler spent Friday af.
ternoon in the new town the guest Of
Mrs. P A. Peterson.
Several of P. E. Nordells ane
wifes children have been on the SICK
list the past week.
Frank Larson and family visited al
Henry Buffers last Sunday.
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Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and Di
arrloea Remedy, Better than
Three Doctors

Three years ago we had three
doctors with our little boy and every
thing that they could do seemed in
vain. At last when all hope seemed
to be gone we began using Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and in few hours he began
to improve. Today he is as healthy
a child as parents could wish for. -
Mrs. B. j. Johnston. Linton. Miss.
For sale by l.. e. Blosser. Broadway
Druggist.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-08-14

Ing at the Cohen & Son store had a
new arrival at his home on last Sat-
urday evening baby girl.
One of the busy places in town is
the general merchandise firm of Cohen
& Son. This firm has bought proper.
ty here, means to enlarge the store
building and become permanent citi-
zens of DowCity. You will see an
advertisement from this firm in the
Review this week.
The following young men are going
by the overland way of travelling tu
Wyoming. not with the old OK teams
as of yore in the 49's and sos. but by
team and covered wagon. Austin
Goodman. Ed. Sterrett. Claude Nc
Donald. W. B. Gibson. Roy Mcbride
and Howard Sterrett. They started
last Thursday morning and will take
about twenty five days to make the
trip.
Rev. Shaw. pastor of the Methodist
church in Dunlap filled the pulpit in
the Methodist church here Sunday
evening. The Rev. gentleman is a
fine puplit orator and delivered fine
sermon. The main theme of the SER
mon was character. building.
Mrs. D. C. Terry of Buffalo. N. Y.
is here visiting her mother. Mrs.
| Mary Rudd. alsu Sarah Rudd of Oma-
ha came up Sunday to visit her sister.
P. D. Hall. wife and children of
West Side came down on Is to visit
some of their friends here, as they
had to go back on % they could not
see many of their friends. Come
when they will they get a warm re.
ception in Dow City. for their friends
here are legion.
Mr.. Heron. wife and daughters
of Oklahoma are here visiting MIR.
Herron's sister. Caroline Reynolds.
Mrs. j. W. Graves returned home
last Thursday evening from Fit. Dodg.
where she has been for six weeks
visiting in the home of S. G. Black.
John H. Griffin and wife went to
Whiting last Friday morning to visit.
Gene Cranaall returned from Colfas
Saturday he had been there about
three weeks taxing treatment fol
rheumatism, his many friends here
wish that he soon Will be free from
it.
A host of school nlarn1s went from
this neck of the woods to Denison
Monday to attend the county conven-
ton.
A prominent man Of Dow City says,
81 will bet an Alabama watermelon
that the next legislature repeals gooc
zeal OF the school laws. relating to
teachers examinations for certificates.
what do you ssy?"
Henry Young and wife left Monday
over the l. c. for New York to visit
at the old home of Mr.. Young. They
will be gone about two weeks.
Eat at the Oxford, 22-tf.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-27
SQUADRON
GOES NORTH
SHIPS MAY RETURN AT END OF
FEBRUARY
HUNDREDS WAVE FAREWELL AT
DAWN
Many Boys Of Beach Towns Enlist for
Four Years. Service--cruisers
Pass Through Golden
Gate Today

Special to The Herald.
VENICE, Nov 26.-At $50 o'clock this
morning, as the early sunbeams were
breaking through heavy clouds of mist
that overhung the ocean, huge columns Of
smoke rose from the tunnels of the "big
four and the cruisers began their cruise
northward.
Notwithstanding the hour, there were
several hundred persons to wave farewell
when the ships steamed out of the bay
There were mothers among them, and
they prayed for their boys, who enlisted
at this port for four years service.
Those enlisting were Edward M. Child,
Fred r. Wilson, Robert Jones, Francis
M. Waldron. George Henderson. Charles
Lewis. Charles r. Reid, c. F. Willis.
George Young, L. J. Walsh, Fred Haynes,
Ralph e. Witsiepe, John Myers, Walter
w. Scott, Henry Emery, Chas. C. Myers,
Elbert G. Lake, John d. Wolfe, Clyde w
Tolbert, Earl Brown, Oscar Simonson,
Samuel Wirden and Marion Ford.
The squadron will arrive at San Fran
cisco tomorrow afternoon at o'clock and
will remain over Thanksgiving day. From
the Golden Gate the warships will pro-
ceed to California City, where for two
weeks they will engage in target practice.
They will then start for Magdalena bay,
where they will be stationed until Feb
ruary 1. The ships may return to this
bay during the latter part of February.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-27
."POLLY PRY" SUES
YOUNG FOR DAMAGES
ASKS 500 AN HOUR FOR TIME
IN JAIL
Mrs. Ethel Harrington Accuses Long
Beach Marshal of False Arrest.
Prevented from Securing
Aid, She Charges

1t may cost City Marshal George w.
Young of Long Beach $500, or 800 an
hour, for the alleged violation of the laws
against false arrest.
Declaring that he had kept her under
arrest for five hours, during which time
lie prevented her by force from COM
municating with her attorney and friends,
Mrs Ethel Harrington, familiarly known
as "Polly Pry," yesterday filed suit for
$500 and costs against Young.
The plaintiff charges that on the night
of October II Young enticed her into jail
and arrested her without warrant, and
that he restrained her unlawfully until
2 o'clock in the morning of October 1S, not
only refusing to allow her to telephone TO
her attorney but threatened her and
urged her to confess her guilt. Young.
according to the complaint, went so far
as to order a trusty in the jail, j. III.
Merrill, to prevent her from using the
telephone, and the trusty, acting under
Young's orders, seized her and used force
to keep her away from the instrument.
AT 2 o'clock the next morning, continues
the complaint, she was brought before
Magistrate j. J. Hart on the charge of
misdemeanor, when she pleaded not
guilty.
Mrs. Harrington is represented by At
torney David G. Taylor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-27
BURGLAR CAUGHT
BY WOMAN ARRAlGNED

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Nov. 26-John ware,
who was captured in the st. George
apartment house and held at the point oi
a revolver by Mrs. Fred. Phillips until
her husband, patrolman, arrived, was
arraigned here this evening on cnarge
Of, burglary, George Evershed, proprie-
tor Of the apartment house, being COM
plainant. 80, ..,
Ward. who was seen in the halls or the
Brooks apartments on East First street
a short time before his sensational arrest
is believed by the police to have oeen
one of the parties connected with the
robbery of the Ocean Park posto1nce;
On one Of his legs he wears steer
frame, and 1t is recalled that one OF the
men implicated in the postofhce roopery
was shot, the bone in his leg being shat
tered. ,4.,,
ward. whose right name the police think
to be Anderson, was taken to Los An
geles this morning by Marshal Young ana
was measured and photographed. He is
believed to have recently been in Pasa-
dena.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-27
NO ELECTION ON DRY
TRACT. PROPOSITION
North Pasadena Water Stockholders
to Discuss the Question at Another
Meeting to Be Held Next
Friday
cnecial tn The HeIald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Nov. 26-There was no
vote today by the stockholders Of the
North Pasadena Water company on the
to extend the limits of the dis
trict so as to include the dry tract west
of Lincoln avenue. Instead those holding
their own stock as well as many proxies
met at the company's office and talked
matters over "in friendly way" as one
member of the company stated adjourn
ing to meet at 10 o'clock Friday morning
to further discuss the matter
1t Is said those favoring the extension
of the district hold the whip hand and
that, having succeeded in obtaining ma
jority of the stock on their side, decided
not to rush action with view of estab-
fishing peace and harmony within the
ranks of the company.
1t is also said that the apparent victory
OF the faction favoring the extension prob
ably means an amicable understanding on
the proposition to sell to the city when
the time comes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-27
CRY OF GIRL
SAVES ESCORT
TAKEN FOR BURGLAR, YOUTH
FACES PISTOL
COMPANIONS BROTHER READY
TO SHOOT
Fumblins with Key, Virsl! Cox OF
Long Beach Is Confronted with
a Revolver by Alden
Cummings

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Nov. 26-Mistaking Tor
a burglar the young man who had ac-
companied his sister home from class
party last night, Alden Cummings point
ed a revolver at the head of the aston
ished youth, Virgil Cox. and would nave
fired had not the girl, Miss Amanda cum
mings, run in front of Cox, crying 10 i'ei
brother not to shoot.
COZ attempts to insert Miss Cummings
door key into the wrong keyhole aroused
the girls brother. Selling his revoiver
he slipped quietly down the front Stars, .
Through the glass he could see the othes
man bent over in front of the door anc
could hear the rattle of the key In the
lock. s.,,aad
.'What are you doing" he demanded
showing his revolver against the glass,
The door was opened half inch ana
a hasty introduction and expfanatioi
followed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-27
COUNCIL TURNS DOWN
$4,000 FIRE BONDS
Mayor Farley Urges That Matter Be
Put of Until the Electric Light
Bond Proposition Is Dis
posed Of
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Nov 26--By a vote of 4
to the city council today turned down
the recommendation of. it's committee on
fire and water that an election be called
10 vote $4,000 bonds for additional fire de-
partment improvements.
Mayor Farley strongly urged that no
more expense be added to the fire depart
ment until the electric light bonds are
first disposed Of.
Councilman Crandall urged the neces-
sity of a steam engine for the east side
and spoke of the territory south of Colo
RADIO street and east of Marengo avenue
that is now without fire protection.
Councilman Hotalfng opposed the COM
mittee's report on the ground of econo-
NV. He said the chemicals the city has
ordered will be available for all present
needs.
Councilmen Crandall and Root voted to
sustain their own report, while Council
men Barnes. Braley, Webster and Hotal-
ing voted against it.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-27
TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE
MAKES OFFER TO CHARITY

Special to Tho Herald.
PASADENA, Nov. 26.-With a view IL
possible of keeping the profits at home,
directors of the Tournament Of Roses as
sociation offer the lunch stand privilege
at the park free to any charitable organ
ization that is willing to assume the re-
sponsibility of feeding the multitude
without charging exorbitant prices
Last year the privilege was let to a local
catering firm. The directors have several
applications for the privilege from Los
Angeles firms on a commercial basis
These will be considered If the commit
tee finds no way to keep the contract at
home on the charity plan as suggested
The committee estimates that the prof
it's will be not less than $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-27
MOUNTAIN AND TUNNEL
ARE SLIPPING INTO CREEK
Two Plants of Edison Electric Com=
pany Badly Damaged and More De-
struction Is Threatened in
Santa Ana Canyon
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 26.-Two
plants of the Edison Power company
have been put out of commission and
more damage is threatened by land
slide in the mountains
A large section of the mountain in the
Santa Ana canyon is slipping away. Al
ready 100 feet of tunnel has slipped into
the bed of the creek, 800 feet below, and
more is gradually going down the de-
cline.
The company is preparing to blow away
a loose section with powder to prevent
further damage.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-27
JAPANESE KILLS SELF BY
TAKING CARBOLIc ACID
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Nov. 26.-Tomchizo Shi-
mazali a member of the Japanese colo
ny, killed himself last night by swallow
ing an ounce of carbolic acid. The sui
eide was committed at a Japanese board
ing house on Holly street, between Fair,
Oaks and Raymond avenue.
Other Japanese about the place say
the young man brooded over money mat
ters and that he was disappointed be-
cause he was unable to send certain
sum to his mother in Japan. Shimazaki
had worked as car cleaner In the Pa
cific Electric carbarn here for the past
five years.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-27
SAN BERNARplNo ELks
GIVE MINSTREL SHOW
special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SAN BERNARDINO, Nov 26.-The
local order of Elks presented their annual
minstrel show last night at the Wyatt
opera house.
Every seat was sold last week and the
house was crowded to it's utmost ca
pacity. About forty Elks participated
in the program, which proved an ex-
cellent entertaining show from beginning
to end.
A large delegation from Redlands and
Riverside attended in body. After the
show the visiting Elks were rendered
a banquet by the minstrel cast in the
Elks' club rooms.
The proceeds go toward the building
fund of the new home the Elks are
building on Fourth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-27
COUNCIL ORDERS ARC
LIGHT FOR HOSPITAL
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Nov. 26.-The city coun-
Gil today gave Mayor Farley authority
to place an arc light at the corner Of
Congress and Fairmont streets for the
benefit of the Pasadena hospital.
The request was made by Judge Henry
H Klamroth, secretary of the Pasadena
Hospital association, whose appeal was
made on the grounds that the hospital is
st great expense in maintaining its own
porch lights the entire night and in hir-
ing an extra watchman.
Mayor Farley said lie would consult
with Manager Glass of the lighting plant
as to the expense and have the light
placed at once
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-27
MAN MAN AND AND BOY Will
WALK 10000 MILES
snec,a, m The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 26.--John AL
den Seabury. a local newspaper man OF
San Bernardir o, contemplates pedes-
triap trip which will take him through
a part of every state and territory in
the Union.
He will start on the walking tour about
January l and will be accompanied by
bis 6-year-old son who has won noto-
riety locally by walking to Arrowhead
SQUIRREL inn and return in day.
The pedestrians will carry rifles. tent
and army haversack filled with personal
necessities. They expect to arrive IN
California in the summer of 1911 with
record of 10000 miles on foot and ma
tional reputation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-27
ATTORNEY, REBUFFED,
MAY QUIT COUNCIL
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Nov. 26-Because of
the action of the city council last even
ing in filing an opinion by City Attorney
Odell in which the attorney stated that
he held 1t unlawful for the city to pay
out money unless the demands had the
approval of the commissions they af-
fected, and in giving ear to an adverse
statement of the case from Councilman
j. Euclid Miles, the attorney is said to
be considering cutting himself loose from
the executive body.
Councilman Miles thought the charter
provided for different procedure than that
advised by the attorney and in no un-
certain words so impressed his belief on
his fellow board members. The council
will thresh the matter out at the next
meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-27
LETTER cLEW TO IDENTITY OF
WOMAN THOUGHT DERANGED
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Nov. 2e--An elderly
woman, believed to be Mrs. Lovlna Par
ker Of this city, is in Modesto, apparent
ly temporarily .deranged, being unable
to tell her name. her destination or the
city from which she came A letter adj
dressed to Mrs. Lovina Parker of Long
Beach by her son, Ernest Parker, of
Vermont, was found in her possession.
l.. B. Haskell today received a letter
from D. R. Shafer of Modesto asking If
the woman was known here. Haskell
said this afternoon that an elderly woman
of such name called at his office recent
ly and that he wrote q letter for her to
her son in Vermont. An effort Is being
made to find friends of Mrs. Parker.