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New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CzE-ac-. Eulr Sl.-Tha local wheat market vas
wal today because ~ continued clear weather in
TIE Northwest. ~ the close the September deliv
cry was II &C 70 7sr. Corn was ID &C Oats
shoV-e5 gain u - II &c Provisions were IN
changed 70 --ec 70 % lower
The wheat market opened firm because of bull
sh news tron1 Europe where wet weather is said
10 n causing damage % the crops IN France and
Gerrlarv These reports. however. were Offset by
The fav0re HE weather conditions II this country
and piJ traders sold steadily all day The market
became weak 81 the last half q the session and
el--i--=I for the remainder Of the day The
cl0se vas weak ard close 10 the lowest point q
IL da-- September opened 1sc 10 54c lower AZ
e-s1 91lz-. advanced 70 925sc and then declined
. sl1s-. The close ~ 9Iizc 70 sl1sc Clear
asCes = wheat and -four were -Gual TO $500
hz-els Primary receipts were 715.000 bushels.
against $4,000 bushels on the same day last
Fear. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts af 80 cars. against 30I cars last week
az 80 cars year ago
There vas very little trade in corn and the
1aTke- firm. largely IN sympathy with oats.
d tie opening there was some selling because OF
te excellent weather for the crop. but later many
these sellers became buyers because Of the ad
vance & oats The market closed strong Sep
e-5e- oren.d &C lower at 53zsc- and advanced 10
ssc = sc. where II closed Local receipts were
- cars. with y contract grade
oats were active and strong i feature Of
trading vas the purchase OF between 1000 900 and
$4,000 bushels by n prominent bull This buy
1g l1c1ceG free covering by shorts. The main
source o strength found in reports Of the
por crop condition from al sections. September
oened Z shade 20 &c TO &c higher az 3sl2c to
ssc, advanced TO s0izc and closed at f0lsc- Local
receipts ~
Provisions quiet and steady a sc advance
q TIE price Of live hogs was bullish influence.
a. TIE close September pork was of 25zc 10 sc at
sls 55G&Is 5Zlz Lard and ribs were each un-
easnsea a. 50 % ard 81 72is respectively.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat I43
sssrs oorn. lss cars: oats. 81 cars hogs. 1900
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
contract prices In ,hs loc.l markets to

10 The & @ ss. e5 1 f2 ~ 'Pqt @ qoa % ra' r He an 5 F5@, @
- llsSas da,5 sa.5 s.sa baies '3 sohe1n fr - 80,
me- @ S . ,,L,lI a. - l', az sf1
5ag[ an q 1iel +ne.sasrl a. saies 50 eae' |o
rhareet al Is e.. ssas a2 baIes s, louis steady IN
hanged al 1870. Is R@r s.~as 'c htsher At "a.
Charleston and WntEst2- nominal! e~ orleans s'ea4y.
unchanged a. lSI sales haes Houston steady IN
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: SPOT
export 800. American. 600. receiprs 2o.o bales none
AmfTi0eG' mai1a!l1s qpaad 5t Fl,4res .?enSSi
vance y 3Pf's points august, 6s3sd AuEast-Sspter-
January . 4af JanuaTy-Februa;g, s4S'si, Febrlsry-
May-Juue. 651'sd Marchester-Yarns duh an4 easier.
FI1orR AND MEAIr-There IlttI4 change in the
] Pr@saC ls f%S & are neGs eG4ea s4ss wire
strghts s. sass 40 winter patents 81 Sa o. spring
clears g 7ogSt 90 extra No wnter So 8Is5 10 ext.
Fair to good s. 75q$5 choice TO faney $ 10sp&5
] 49, sIi 81 Isi re- FEET 5 WesterS AM arn city fr
s24 -four DO. s2a r. red aog go city bran $22
hominy chop. s22 % bulk, s2i - sacks. omeal s2'e
GRAITwHEAT-Up to na,asfsrno2n s9 the gssss a mar
iss might vt9 renewal rust damage reports Phi
iat hour hsn bitter 3R eP2Ts rom the o No5thTss: -
sas$ I ash nsi Saa 1.-THE erect on the man
DoInt. less than last month. crop 240or)
hush. with winter wheat total yield Of
bush against 1856 10000 bush by the
men. Private advces from North Dakota and
Manitoba Improvement IN which. With
favorable weather that quarter Tnads the
optimistic than II has been In
whiIo few reports came in. there was
on previous days the Southwest there generally
cepts Private cables reported bad weather Germany
and the United Kingdom, the time
haIl noted weather IN Russia favorahls
nr4 that received rather liberal quantities
Liverpool market closed unchanged. and
Paris partly points lower. while Berlin I
higher Budapest 13 points Export sales OF 13
and the cash market closed easier
follows No ra1ac elevator and 9SBc o
aAoat No. Northern Duluth. 81 0sS. and No hard
viut o p CORN-rhe OF lower
temperatures West rise stories about delayed
growth. with the positive strength in oats chiefly
explained in corn throughout the session
m 10 the last hour when realizing caused a moderate
setback from top Receipts rather small also
ciearan,es SHOWS report condition 8, or :
points last month, suggesting decrease OF
100 yield compared with a
4 loads and the
6OEc for No 2 IN elevator 6oso
o afoat; No . white. 6i.c, and No 2 yellow 61o
o afoat OATS-With the exception Of July, which
broke manipulation the close. the
ket active and strong all day good outside buy
bull reports and light offerings Sep
tenlber time was 70 bush Cash in
% SOC; natural white 30 70 80 10. 62h 853 Nc
enS clfnped white 80 40 ~ 52a l5Ti.o. RYE-Mar-
ket nominal: 2 Western, $50 New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. July 31-closnsv- AT-sPc, quiet; 70
September IS 2ad December. - 4s.d CORN stsatys
American mixed IS ID. Northern. Oh! IS I'D nut
July nominal. September. - lu12d HOPS a.
London (Pacihc Coast steaGy at q 1osgs3 - PEAS
Canadian firm 6s Cd. FLouR-W!nter PATENTS quiet
at rs Sd. BEEF-Extra India mess steaiy az s5s Sd
PORk-Prime mess. Western, quiet az SIS % HANS
short to steady al 5Is ID BACON-Curr-
berland cut, quiet az SIS &C. short rib 10
4 n hru a clear ulddes. light. . 70
81 10 quiet IOag clear ua6des heavy. S. 70
Sis 81. short clear BACKS IS 70 II 10 Gte,
at 46s Sd: bellies. IA 70 Is fo firm at 5os o.
SHOULDERS IL to 1S y. steady az SIS 90
in terces, firm 4+s Sd, Amer
I-an refined. IN pals strong ar AIS Sd HEESSCara-
sf1n whit a SIS. Canadian finest
roICrp,l new steady 55s TALLoW-Frture city FIRM
ar ass TJ-RPENTTSE-Spirits quiet AIS "a LIN
SEED OIL 26s Sd PETROLEUM steady as
cad ROSIN-COmmon firm at lis Cd
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
FOR CHICAGO TERMINAL PROPERTY.
Stockholders Of Two Vanderbilt Roads TO
Meet 10 Give Purchase Authority.

TIE Indiana Earhor Belt Railroad and the In
din Earhor Railroad which are owned by TIE
Ta-5@~r- interests have issued formal notices OF
special meetings Of their $50 -khoders % be held on
Ccrone~ T. a- which the necessary authority for the
acquisition by the former road Of certain terminal
property In Chicago viii he given
Officials z the New York Central system an
-cu-ca5 some weeks ago that an option Of rug-
chas- had been obtained the outer belt line
-oa5. owned by the Chicago Junction Railroad
Cc---arv. and on The fzt-er's contract for 10int
Use arks q The Chicago Terminal Transfer
Ra----zE between Blue Island and NcCook- Az
tha--v zx5l he asked also the meeting. II IS said,
=. ina purchase hv the Indiana Harb0r Belt Rail
roa5 gI all the stock AMI property ot the Indiana
Ea-cor Railroad
Tn former. + is understood. Is he made the
q - operating company q the Vanderbilt terminal
system chicago Authority for rhe creation OF
mortgage secure an aggregate bond issue Of
g 1'-j viii also b. asked f0- at the meeting, IL
*
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
Ct prices in the local markets tn

COTTON-The cotton market vas not aito~ aei~ re
ruled tuilish private coilHItf,,.
ports with ,he close steady net advance 2t 80
Sales estimated al
Tho opening firm an advance 81 90 -
points response higher cables 5-1d pI''a
1ftton report showing an Improvement OF ''t
per the month. which was fo4o"eH si'TLt
after opening hy another report placing we cor
dit:on at - per cent. improvement y 7hiy y
a correction or tHe nECTes tfS-
made condition 80 per cent against 60
figures published. and this made an iTnif'e-
mel for only ? cent t.Tl'~7
reached high point - the session Following ms
correction about Is = ." points above ne closing
figures Of yesterday on the ac.'v" months ne c.'s
a best under T"allE4aE. h'it
there no aggressive pressure fa- the private
condition reports published have all shown q smaller
improvements u the condition = the crop since june
than rbe trade had expected Another report is
issue. TO-DAY ssrtch IS expected show
Ntte E-oarcr i1prat than thoss issued ~ -
close night hE' general t!""s N tho prob
rhie showing of the governments figures have doubt
less been modified The government report =
p-cted Friday and IN compare With =
-e- last month 50 per last The
weather showed gathering showers. hut -"
precipitation the Western h.It heavy enough
except IN a fcT localities 20 make much impression
sentiment
The range ot contract prices markets
IS
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New YORK. JrIr 81 1na--

New YORK. July 81. 1907.
cIuias direct to siaas6tsrers and 5s
cars on sale-5I at Je-se C,tt2 ana az siSts. s -
heits stser ia, Tf @I I{ al sra Sra.es Sjsafy to
l5c lover Fat cows slow and barely steady: medium,
and thin cows extremely slow at decline q 15c. Three
cars were unsod a. the close Common choice
at So @ 80 bulls g at $$$t 20 COWS at 81 .9a< $50 90 bunch
extra hee1 at 1o4glo'=S London ana Liverpool cables
steady Hx7orts from this port today were SO cattle
Ret W" cor5 HS o7 m 80 glL1'9s o. Gi neI tor ne
Company and $50 quarters for the Cudshy Packing
avs5s @ 3 $ pe i 100 m sn9eeAy g sg loo s'isF' S 1ose e p
= }- Do loo6 n at IS 60 20 DO. 1I5 n a. S 5o Do
n at IS So % do 1859 n az s. 90 bull S7S 3 ~ l At
= 4@ = d. DE- gs ioa n n at s. s. 8 o 10 ohi9 eo' & 9 p a:
ii ti4 ID So at l09 s H. H. At S s. - M ID DO a I r at 81 s. 70 6, a.
at 81 30: DO rs m n, at s. Is; DE- 10 70. At g
lo.3 n at $ e9 10 DO II2o n at s. 6S: y Fenasy
bull 1880 n at 50 s. II DO geo 70 at 81 so 50 DO,
n at 81 40 d. ilo6 ~ at 81 "a d. ess ~ at IS 60
20 Do q! n at 50 20; do si7 10 at Sc so; do $50
Kerns Commission COMPANY. % Ohio steers nls n
$ y; bulls. 1892 10 at So Is: cows 81. 70. at
S. o @ Suns go n 10 9 S 5 Do ss1 y 2' = E %
DO; $40 n at 50: cows Ss3 n. at So; do, $50 ~
@ ST. n s. @ oass s;sfTs ii2a d. m 1887 81 & al al s s.
s Judd 6 Co; bulls s0s 10 at So 40: cows. 7s7 ~
ed G. GuT, nH 5 !, Sc stem slo st & E. at 81. 10 S bulls
at Sc 10; do. 30 n. at So COW. eso 70. at SO so:
do 100 ~ 10: 90. S04 n 81 "a. do. ISL
n at 81 % 10 do. 67S o at 81 so: hefer go 10 at
Andrew Mullen: bulls. SIS 70 So 30: 10 20 p
at IS 25: @ DO 7ts ~ at So COW $40 n at 50 -:
10 81 so do s55 ID at s. .: OK 171O 10 s. 20
Jellire. Wright Co: bulls. 1910 n. az s. 90:
DO. eS5 70. at 81 ioi do. $50 10 at 50 %: cow.
,2s5 pso;S r. s. !, e. io os,a ~
for
and prices generally s2as3 easier. All sold. Common
choice mixers. calf included. sold s22 50ss55
per head.
J. c. Curtis s. Son: s cows and calves. s9T 5O9$55.
a. McCabc: COWS and calves. So oca1SSS
Andrew Mullen: COW and calf S39
W. r Hume: COW and calf. S47 90.
CALVES-Recepts l.70f head, Including 1914
for market. making with the stale stock a53
sale 4si at GOTH street and the balance at Jersey city
higher: and medium grades steady: butterrnflks
gTassers poor demand and barely steady Abou.
all sold Common 10 choice veals sold at S54Ss IS
H. culls at S4gS5. and butteriks az $50
So so City dressed firm for top grades slow for
others selling s3G13c 70; country steady
7911isc: dressed and buttermiIks at 6as
IS 70 per do 1s9 70. S. 80: do.
S5 70. at s.: DO 100 Is s. 50: do 1e4 fe at So
do IS n. at $ So 10 do. lai r at 50: IL do 40 10
Jeilire Wright 6 Co: so veaI. 1a1 70. IS 20:
az 81 SO; il butermks. isa So SO: do Iss 10
al George 60 & l. 8 ptlenbac 81 veals 145 n at ss75
IS do 70 IS 75 DO 1852 10 at ST: - butterniks
Andrew Mullen: veal. 1ss u. at 50: 81 DO 10. n
a Ss76; "a Do Us n. a. IS co. do. Do n a. sss
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
4TCHISON BOND SALES.
Proceeds To Be Used to Ertend the
Line Further Vest.

? Morgan CO refused 70 say yesterday
vrar rr1-e VS. .Zid for tie Unsllhscribed portion
= - recent S-s.ooaeaa Atchison bond issue no.
-a,-e- Hz the stockholders The number sold 70
me bankers VAS said 10 be about Sl5.eaeao in
v-s--a ara while 10 official statement of the price
7af5 could be 81 II vas said 20 be 9siz d share.
Iz,v=z4~ that nay hs. i = Morgan < Co ara
g4a-ine them Investors n par and interest -he
--,a al ulErE they were offered u stockholders.
: P No-cz- ir- when asked about the bonds
YESTERDAY. refused n say more than that he
thought -rev were valuable and that investors
seemed like them
TIE purposes 70 which the E.oney from these
bcr7S w.. applied by rhe Ar0hiso1. i was
sad yesterday. would ~ the purchase of additional
ezuirn5r-. The Improvement Of The Panhandle df-
1tsic- and double tracking II the line from Chi
rsgr 70 ne interior Of Kansas. Il also said
ba -t= Intention L build a line from Chicago 70
ne Rocky Mountains. uPon which the maximum
grade. VIII on= exception. shall he : per cent.
and re- as free from curves as possible.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. July II, 1907.
CCFE- E-F-The coffee market connued moderately ac-
tive duling toas session. with prices showing steadi
ness on Tucl the factors those recently noted
Inc opening was unchanged 70 points higher and the
closed steady unchanged points higher
Sa reported 81. The opening
about due show ing of the fo-egu markets.
and ( reported that European shorts buyers
In the local market taking the autumn months. Sep
tefneT - tho next active month t. mature and the dc
mauI. resulting sales of about $500 bags the call
supposed 70 short interest 1t
reported during the day that offers from Brazil
higher that they being accepted 10y local
teen aEanst these purchases which. however would seem
u indicate either confidence the situation by trade
interests the purchases to I'LL requirements
- the European nlarket4 Havrs was i frame higher
and Hamburg unchanged TO : pfs higher. Both the
brazilian markets were higher with Rio advancing
- md Santos 100 res Receipts cuntlcUe4 very Aght
compared with last years figures The market for st
coce vas steady. with quotations on the basis OF oe
ror Rio No I
The of contract prices IN the local markets tn
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
NOTICE.
To the Stockholders OF the
ArfzoRa-NevaIa Gold Min
ing and Milling Company.

account recent Developments. the price u
the above stock v;u be ADVANCED September tsc,
rhr Is reserved m the Company TO still further advance
the price additional notice Socaho!1eEs or re'f'
August the privilege Of Subscribing r' one
half their present holdings a. tne original
substitution price u 10 the time stated for the advance
For PROSPECTUS ami other Information address Room D.
I2sG Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
EFW T. B. AND ". LOAN AUTHORIZED
Increase Of S5.000.o00 II Indebtedness Be-
lieved To Be for Washington Terminal

Tr5-a1e-r-5s. July sI.-The directors % the Phil
ade----sa. Baltimore < Washington Railroad Com
pan authorized an increase cf s5-'f--9 today n
th@ --lless e tho company 20 be secured ny
h1-ds Otherwise the directors may decide
lzJr- vzz not announced for 9-hat purpose tLe
-l.rr- uss6. bur il Is believed that il VIII
= expended II connection with the construction
O IT, Washington terminal
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

south Jersey per box SlaS1 p do Maryland and Della
v.a-- per basket. SfQ$I ~ baltimore. small
basket southern lHl SlT@2 p do Aot22i@---
per box 81 5.rt<2 80; CAfLIFLpW Frs l"7- Isi.nI
p.r hb.. $I0S3 CORN. North Car,Ii-a oer crate SIT
81 - 10 HacAeasaes Per leo. s. Z5a<I - % So,i.h
7-rsiSI l. EGTPI-ANTS. Florida, per box. 81 -'F
81 23: dp North carolina. pr half-ual oask, -
$ - Jersey. Ter haz, 81 254sI %; LETTC'-E--
asI -. LIMA BEANS MARYLAND AMI DrIaNa-1. pa-
tsto rer tag. 8 151S5 so 81 oa- basket -
onions Shelter Island rod. roI. 81 'ft> 80 90
yellow ;er thl s. 5n1S3 % 10 C7Enerucur E8-o7s per
- -n. Orange county rea Per haE <23>@ =.
Maryland and Virginia vct;e- Ie- as< . -
tHs - 20 raI,w- 3 % = = do Do
,af.. ger basket. 81 I-uSl =. 10 <eHt4-At per bag
SIaSI - oKRA. Southern. carrier, 7-TSt >. PEAS.
Western New York. per basket. $10Si p 90 rsr he
1-~4Sr PEPPERS Jersey hlshei box SLTSl =.
pr H--t StESi 20 Gr Florida. -frrt-r ---t.S
a- |-Eluit and North 'ss-rlnH rer oasS@. '',,Sl-
5tIlsfii-- Hear. = l,o .5a-ss5 .'s' 1>5 5,I4,
FANS. Long Island. bag SlFS1 - do C7nrerti-ut
pr = -. 90 Western New York basket
Il -aS1 -. wax 81 = ISL 81. 30 T'sr1n.
h--.c 5oN s. = ~,'ASH L.a[ Is-@n! All 51rzeg;
crook rock T5e.-1. TOMATOES Eayrort per box 81 ~
South Jersey tushei box 1ISl -, 10 J'I-
~rI'S box 5rJb'C d1 Washington. carrier
lsuI and Delaware Per 6-tasket carrier T5c1$1. 70
3 t,z-za. carrier $500
rtsr. 75-ESt per small carrier. -GI75~- fr North
Carolina. ~1rrieE 5ni5c Tt FtNfS. FItahaga rer
tHi. SfTS1 - DO white. 100 bunrhes. S2FS3.
MILK AND ~REA1I-Ths exchange prize remains az
The receipts Of milk ari iu 4G-GGart cans f1-
he wee ~~fa g - az
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
Trust Com pants.
Bowling Green Trust Co.,
% BROADWAY. NEW fUKN-


Capital, sl,OOO,O0O. Surplus, S3,Oo0,O0o
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st Vice-Presldens
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice-Pres1dens
JOHN 4. HILTON Sd WIRES e irea'-
WILLIAM n LAWS secretary
DIRECTORS
Charles P. Armstrong, John a. hnSo1,
Frank Brainard, MyTon l. HerrIeA'
Harry Bronner, EdWaro i Jenny
Franklin @. Brown, WInslow }. Flerce'
Eobert C1ovr7. Morton F. Plant,
Edmund c. Converse, Dick D Ramsay
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Frederick 8 ochsHcAs
Granville N. Dodge, Andrew Squire,
A Coen.I. William Il. Taylor,
Edwin Gould, EDWARD Il Ihon-@s'
Frank j. Gould. John Z. frhesdeh'
Georos 7 Gould. E C. Young.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
Totals


HAT AND STRAW-HAY-Il -Ilgh. arrivals gave he
no, aF7ear 70 he urgent a number - rne horses =
af=l E~-1H private stables getting
r1sr absent term btt as g"t th@re i n accumulation or
better grades - tending
cheaper We quote: Prime. large bales I~- 1on =.
81 2" No T. 81 - VI = 81 oT. No O. gNcH5~- shipping
So. clover, mixed ISrIS 80. clover goa 50 STRAW
The better lines % steady q 5G17st-
toav- Erie Railroad. 70" Per1syIvau's
Irlsvar" I47skawa1ue Western. 20. Baltimore
hi, central .' Nev jersey ITO. river hoa-s 1fc.
total 700 Receipts = straw. - tons
Toledo July n -tIDEERST-E>TNt.l 81 so 0~--1.-
s. -. u.ra-nhar s. -. N7roh s. 75. ALSIkE-Pr.r-
$. TIMOTHY Prime. s. 49,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
NOTICE TO TIRE HOLDERS OF THE DESNEE
RAILWAY CeGPAN1 Elh>.
ASD COIIATERsL MORTGAGE THIRTY hE%S
Erx-E- PIP CENT GOLD BONDS:

AND COLLATERAL MOEIGttFh Ihlkih hE&s
FIVE PER CENT GOLD BONDS: - =
YOT- ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that - L-sIlN .
>-o-+r-yesra-rl F,av4v Company mas determined %
I.U in pa- the first day OF 30
TIn- ~ FIRST and collateral Mortgage Ahi'IY
Year Five Per Gold Bonds issued under 80
iutelrI-e dated the arsJ d4E Or NiaS
rars ana executed by the said Railway COMPANY %
The Mercantile Trust Company. a5 Irustee ar their
mar yafla with the then accrLed ihf7I-sC
ana premium per c@utun upon ne par Va-l43
~ said bonds. which date al interest on sa-A
bonds viii and that upon presentation al
Of bonds and of all unpaid coupons app
-e- a Oftce OF the trustee NuIlo@F
F,-0a Ivvav the city % Ne1 YORK on sara II
"a, Of Novernoer 1901 the principal 81 All OF stI-
v-ith said premium ~ Iise Per t-I-A
interest 10 such Gate OF retire
-e1- VIII he and become due VII then be paid
Dated peuvsr. July }fsr- I9iI-
DENVER <CRTEfWESTEFsN EAtLNAE
CCNPANY
= 5 y Fe-ry. President.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Eurrsie5 y !. Thomas s-inhar-t y a~ ral street
N~N York. and No u LN~haree Place. BnsJant
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

BID ASh.u- (
Ger ccnsols 9iss % . % : s
Bav govt as. -. .1n0ls loo 3 !
Hess govt 3i,s.. 92 e3
Saxony govt 3s.. - -
Hamburg govt 3s - s3
CoIaGns - .-...loo 10e - |
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

sa,ssmhor 1soc 1851 1880 1882 1888
MoyAssEs AND SYRUPS-Dernand fog Tnoiasses con
,,naes ouiet and there little feature TO the situation
syrns have been freely recsny Quotations
,c,ew, MOI.ASSES. New Orleans ce1trttuyaI common
asdSno:s - l00H2n Eaod. a&H01as lE1knA 1oh b8&
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-19
Douj City.

John Vengrovitch was up from
Omaha on business Friday.
Mrs. j. B. Wiley and daughter
who have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Wiley, re-
turned to her home at Osmond. Nebr.
Saturday.
On Tuesday morning Pearl Wore
had the misfortune to run a nail in
his foot and on Wednesday morning
Ben Blair met with a similar ac-
cident. Although quite painful the
wounds have proved to be nothing
serious.
Myrtle McAhren of Denison spent
Thursday with her cousin Lottie Rae.
Nettie Earnest came up from Lo-
gan Thursday for short visit with
her sister Mrs. S. A. Dow.
Arthur Barstle- has resigned his
position in Cohen & Sons store, and
returned to his home at Burr Neb..
Mrs. Chas. McHenry and children
of. Sioux Falls. S. d. Mrs. Alice
Crandall. Mrs. Geo. H. Davis and
Otto Crandall. of Omaha. came Tues
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-19
Ole Buck Grove
Is u % G f T
Mrs. Fannie Bonney
Department Editor.

ing her there until another telephone
message called her home. these
telephones are extremely handy
where she found a dozen lady friends
gathered to welcome her. The oc-
caslon was most enjoyable one. and
after few hours fun, refreshments
were served, after which the guests
departed for their homes. with many
good wishes. 1t is these pleasant
mile posts. that we meet on our path
way through life. that makes our So
journ here SO enjoyable. Let there be
more of them.
Three of our rural schools closed
last Friday and a union picnic was
held in Mr.. Glassburner grove. The
schools were the Ahart schools Daisy
Glassburner teacher: Justice school.
Kate Turnevan teacher. Kepford
school. Gertie Logsten teacher. The
day was ideal and there was large
attendance. Quite few of the young
people from here were there.
The ball game between Bee Tree
Grove and Buck Grove resulted in 10
to IL in favor of Bee Tree.
Lille. Eddie and Rose Paulsen and
Bernice Bonney were Denison visitors
Friday. They say they had splendid
time.
Mrs. Ted Sullivan drove over to
Gallands Grove Saturday.
Sidney Bonney was an Arion visi-
tor Saturday.
Fritz Olsen and Frank Lewins
transacted business in the county seat
Friday.
Tom Lewis was business visitor
to Arion Saturday.
Bernice Bonney is teaching in Dis
trict No g Washington township this
week. She is finishing the term for
Daisy Glassburner who left Monday
to attend summer school at Morning
side college.
| Freda Gloe attended the alumni at
Dow City Wednesday. at which she
gave recitation.
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Nate Davis. who formerly lived
near here passed through Monday on
his way to Colorado, where he and
his son Ivan have each taken up a
homestead. Mr.. Davis and family
at present reside in South Dakota.
Three handsome new affairs were
installed in the Catholic church at
Manila last week and Tuesday quite
delegation from here went up on
the train to be present at services
held in the church there in honor of
the event. They all had good time,
returning in the afternoon. except
Mr.. Faulkner who remained for few
days to visit with Mr.. Knott and
family.
Lee Poe returned to his home at
Woodbine Wednesday.
Joy Hemphillsis quite sick with the
msmps.
Mrs. Aleck McCord is quite busy
now days taking care of measles pa
Iients. three of her children being
sick with them.
Mrs. George Harvey went to Ute
Wednesday for few days visit with
her brother Ben Noble and family.
She returned Thursday evening.
I, L. w. Hagan attended the. fire.
mems tournament at Manning Thurs
day.
Thecil Hemphill with her friends
Ed and Lille Paulson attended the
big doings at Manning Thursday re-
turning home next day.
Christ Gloe and family are visiting
relations in Manning for few days.
Mrs. Will White received word
from Sioux City that her mother sick
with small pox. Other members of
the family have just recovered from
it.
A very pleasant surprise was per-
petrated on Mrs. Bonney last Wednes-
day afternoon, the occasion being that
lady's birthday. One of the neigh
bors decoyed Mrs. Bonney to her
house by a telephone message and
succeeded by various devices in keep