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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-10

VIII MS parents new ears Gay.
There was a dance at Greenfields
Monday evening. Oysters were serv-
ed and good time enjoyed by all.
James Griffin of Faulkston. S. D.
is visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Griffin. i.
Bertha Miller Of Sioux City arriv-
ed last Wednesday for visit with
her old friends. She is staying at
present with Mollie Griffin.
The Misses McNertney of Manila
were over Sunday visitors with their
cousin Nellie Sullivan.
Mrs. Bicknell arrived home Mon
day evening from her visit to her
daughter Mrs. Pence at Sioux City,
and remained until Tuesday, the guest
of her friend Mrs. DR.. Bonney.
James O'Meara was business Wis
itor to Arion Friday.
Jake Bill had q bad fall on the
icy ground one day last week and hurt
his leg SO badly that he was laid up
for repairs for q few days. It was a
narrow escape from bad break.
John and AL McGinn from near De-
finance transacted business in our
town Wednesday.
Nellie Sullivan was Manila visi-
tor one day last week.
Tom White. Sr.s. was business
visitor at the county seat Saturday.
Jasper Hahn made business trip
to Grant Center Friday.
Daniel Cruise and wife of Arion
attended the funeral of Erastus Thew
Saturday.
A little son of Charles Chase met
with a bad accident last Sunday.
While playing in the yard little Ira
fell over a bucket in such way as
to crack the bone in one arm. with
out actually breaking it. A doctor
was called and the little fellow is
getting along as we'll as can be ex-
pected.
Mrs. Chin Butler and daughter
Fern of Arion were guests of Mrs.
Daniel Hemphill Saturday.
Mrs. Nottingham returned from her
visit at Arion on Wednesday.
Mr.. Sewing of Nicola who has been
visiting his sister Mrs. Byron Nc
Mullen and doing the chores during
the absence Of Mr.. McMullen return
ed to his home Thursday.
i Bert Cruise of Arion was a Buck
Grove visitor for few days last
week.
Lutte Carpenter and wife of Coon
Grove were Buck Grove visitors Sat
urday.
Carl Iseminger. was county seat
visitor Saturday.
| Byron McMullen. returned Thursday
evening from visit to Nicola and
ohter points.
Mr. Boyer and wife entertained
friends from out of town New Years.
| DR.. and Mrs. Philbrook of Denisor
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harvey for a short time Saturday.
| Cal Carpenter was Denison visi-
tor Saturday.
Will thinner and sister Anna of
Shelby county spent Sunday with
Mayor Bonney and family. They
drove to Arion in the evening where
Anna took the train to Denison,
where she is attending school.
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Mothers who give their children
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup in
varibly indorse it. Children like it
because the taste is so pleasant. Con-
tains Honey and Tar. It is the Orig
inal Laxative Cough Syrup and is
unrivaled for the for Group. Drives
that cold out through the bowels.
Conforms to the National Pure Food
and Drug Law. Sold by Lamborn
Drug Co
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They like the taste as we'll as
maple sugar" is what one mother
wrote of Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup. This modern cough syrup is
absolutely free from opiate or marco
tic. Contains Honey Tar. Conforms
to the Matrimonial Pure Food and Drug
Laa. Sold by Lamborn Drug Co.
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Clear up the complexion. cleanse
the liver and tone the system. You
can best do this. by dose or two of
De Wits Little EARLY Risers. Safe,
reliable little pills with reputation.
The pills that everyone knows. Re-
commended by Lamborn Drug Co.
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When the cold winds dry and
crack the skin box of salve can
save much discomfort. In buying
salve look for the name on the box to
aviod any limitations, and be sure you
get the original DeWitts Witch Haz-
ell Salve. Sold by Lamborn Drug Co.
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FOR SALE.

One Hundred Choice Plymouth
Rock Cockerels. The reputation of
these birds is established through
out the county and no where else
can you get such good stock at more
reasonable prices. First corners have
first choice.
Soft M. Wiblishauser.
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orion

Hfiop
Mr.. Payne of West Side changed
cars here Monday for Hornick.
Ethel Sprague has been sick but is
now improving. Ethel is an indus
trious girl and is very much missed in
Sprague hotel when off duty.
Mrs. Griffin of Dakota visited at
the home of Daniel Cruise.
Mrs. Florence Huffman and son
Will spent the day with her brother
Waldo Talcott.
Mr.. Bramhall and little daughter
of Des Moines spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Rae.
Mrs. w. A. Watlack of London WIS.,
tied with her sister Mrs. R. o. Clark
and retuned to her home Tuesday.
DR.. w. B. Evans was a county
seat visitor on Monday.
j. L. Maurer was an Omaha visitor
last week.
Mr.. Bennett of Missouri Valley
was called here Monday to do some
work on the interlocking switch.
Mrs. Anna Butler is visiting with
her sister Mrs. Grady of Dunlap.
Arthur Culver returned from a
pleasant visit with friends in Spencer
Iowa.
Mr.. Krumveide and wife of Good
rich township accompanied L. c..
Butler to Crofton. Neb.. and purchas-
ed of him nice farm. Mr.. Krum-
veide is an industrious farmer and
will certainly do we'll.
Miss Lewis was in Council Bluffs
selecting goods for the Arion Mer-
camille store. Grace Avery is taking
her place in the store, in her absence.
Earl Mackey of Sioux City came
Saturday evening to visit his parents.
Fanchon Bamford changed cars here
from Charter Oak to Denison Tues
day.
Mrs. Zeph Feinholt and children
visited with her sister Mrs. M. Kelly.
DR.. j. M. Talcott of Crofton. Neb.
is visiting with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Waldo Talcott.
Mrs. o. M. Underhill spent Sun
day with N. P. Underhill and wife
and will also visit with her mother
Mrs. Wheeler near Dunlap.
Mrs. Tranter of Denison is visiting
with her sons on the farm east of
Arion.
Mrs. Dan Wingrove went to Charter
Oak Saturday and returned Sunday
evening with her mother Mrs. Boham.
Morris Eland is quite sick with
pneumonia. He is at the home of
his sister Mrs. Milo Kelly.
DR.. Beatty of Dunlap was seen
passing through Arion Monday.
Rev. E. E. Walcott is assisting his
father of Allison in series OF meet
ings. his father being pastor of the
Congregational church at that place.
Born Jan. 7th to Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Raynor a daughter.
Euclid Tranter's little daughter is
recovering from her recent illness.
A very pretty wedding took place
in Woodbine Jan. End at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Howorth,
where Jacob Mitchell. one of our
Arion young men was united in mat
rimony to their daughter Cora. Mr..
Mitchels is fine young man of good
habits, Industrious and honest and is
we'll liked by all. Miss Howorth
was an unusually succe ssful primary
teacher and taught here for four years
and is a refined and cultured young
lady. This worthy young couple will
make their futu>a home in Pueblo,
COL. Their many friends here ex-
tend hearty congratulations and best
wishes to them as they sail over the
matrimonial sea of life.
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be warning to a number in our
midst who are fast approaching the
limit.
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Sour
Stomach

No appetite. loss Of strength. nervous.
ness, headache. constipation, bad breath.
general debility. sour risings. and catarrh
Of the stomach are all due to indigestion.
Kodol cures indigestion. This new discov-
cry represents the natural juices Of diges-
ton as they exist in . healthy stomach.
combined with the greatest known tonic
and reconstructive properties. Kodol for
dyspepsia does not only relieve indigestion
and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
helps all stomach troubles by cleansing.
purifying. sweetening and strengthening
Ne mucous membranes lining the stomach.
Mr.. S. S. Ball oe Ravsnswood, W. Va. says
q was troubled with sour stomach for twenty year,.
kodol cured me and We ars nov using Il u MILK
Tor baby."
Kodol Digssts What You lat.
Doesles only. Relieves indigestion. SOUR stssheeA,
beichiug Of Gas. etc. , az
prspassA by Z. Q. osWirT = co.. ohs0hoo.
For Sale by Lamborn Drug Co.
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Corona Items OfInterest

If the Twin Brooks corr >pOnden'
Of the Grant County News was present
at the game last Sunday, we hope he is
satisfied that Corona d beat even
the Twin Brooks team when it comes
to a show down. 1t will be remember
ed by readers of that paper that they
published a challenge, bluff last
spring and had a good bit to say
about shutting Corona out last fall:
now anyone who saw the game in
question, and knows a ball game from
a bslloon ascension, knows that COro-
ua had only half their regular team.
and no battery worth mentioning. and
it was no credit to the Twin Brooks
team that they o the game. In the
game last Sunday, the score stood
Is to 5 in favor of Corona, and the
writer failed to notice any of that
good ball timber they had so much to
say about except the battery, who, by
the V, was hired from Miibank. If
they still! think they can beat Corona,
they can get another game. any time
and for all the money they want to
dig up. Hoping to hear from you
again, we remain,
Yours in haste,
A CORONA CRANK.
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MELROSE

aux L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton entertained
the Smith family from near Milbank,
Sunday.
Rye threshing and cutting grain is
the program for the busy farmer these
L. p. Farley was around looking
after several binders he has sold in
Melrose.
The Frank Kockx, Jr., family visit
ed near Wilmot Sunday.
Mrs. E. f. Dubbel and 10 went to
Ortonville to consult DR.. Karn last
week. 10 Is recovering nicely from
his recent operation.
Mrs. Sarah Drake came out from
Corona Sunday.
Herbert JOHN, of Melrose, and Miss
Jessie Deuel., of Garfield, were married
1T Milbank last Thursday. They will
make their home on the Daniels farm
and their numerous friends wish them
prosperity and happiness.
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Brooks DOings.

Dan Filbert drove to Ortley Mon
day.
w. II. Pratt, postmaster at Summit,
was in town between trains Monday.
Sheriff Ed. A Murray. of Milbank,
was in town on business Friday night.
Fl. w. Heagy arrived Tuesday night
and is visiting his son, J. w. Heagy.
Chas.Chavet departed Friday morn
ing for a visit to his old home IN
Nebraska.
Gladys breckenridge visited in Mil
bank over Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
John Stafford.
Clifford Cease and family, of Web
ster, are visiting his sister, Mrs. Geo.
breckenridge.
Manager Moore, of the Grant Couu-
y Telephone Co. was calling in town
Monday morning.
WesleyJ. Heagy returned Wednes
DAY from a visit with relatives in
Iowa and Minnesota.
Miss Phoebe Raymond, of Summit.
returned home Tuesday evening after
"a 'N' "o.S NIolt "lsu lIl6lUS.
Mrs. Miles ID. Hocum, of Minneapo-
Is, and Mrs. Frank Tenny.o of Summit.
were calling on old friends in town
Saturday.
Miss May G., Egermayer left las,
week for a visit with relatives in Iowa.
Her sister Miss Emily accompanying
Der as far as Ortonville.
Rev. George H. Cummins, who at
one time was pastor Of the U. B.
church at this place. is here from
batnsyilIe, Mimi, visiting old friends
and Pensioners,
Miss Mayme Stevens returned home
Saturday night from Montevideo
where she had been visiting for some
time. "A pleasant surprise party was
given her hat evening.
Rev. r. Z. Graves, Of Iowa. who
came out here to look after his farm
interests, returned home Monday
night for a brief visit. en- his return
here he will act as pastor in the L. E..
church while the pastor of the church
Is absent
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Some Bulls.

Last year. in the north Of Ireland,
the following anne under my observa-
ton. In a hotel the porter. for my in
formation and dutifully in furtherance
Of the interests of his employers, re-
marked. IF you want a drive, sir, you
needn't go out of the hotel" meaning.
of course. that carriages formed part
OF the establishment.
Another bull was in a conversation
overheard between two workmen. One
put the question, "Were you ac-
quainted with S~o-and-so?" to which
the reply was, mo; he was dead be-
fore / knew him"
An Irish friend Of mine was de-
scribing a dinner party he had been at.
1t was a great success. as two noted
takers We're present. each of whom
was talking 81 fast that neither could
get In a word.-London Spectator.
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+. l.. Steward started out with his
threshing rig Tuesday.
Sheriff Murray was in the village a
few minutes Tuesday afternoon.
Editor futile of Albee was a Twin
Brooks business visitor Tuesday.
Miss Celestra Churchill i. visiting
her friend Miss Maude Johnston in
kilbOrn.
Il. K. Bonn the new manager OF
the Farmers elevator says he. is get
ting everything ready for a big falls
business in his line.
Rev. Oscar Colegrove left Monday
night for a visit to his old home ia
Meadow Grove. Neb, He will also at.
tend conference while away.
\ large crowd attended the ball
game here Sunday between COrOnaand
Twin Brooks. Twin BROOKS was de.
leAted by . core Of to Is.
John Essington has sold out his in
terest in the pool room to his partner,
Andrea Sorenson, and left for Butler,
). D., for a short visit with his broth
err, Clip.
While business is not a rushing "a
it might be at the ure>ent sine in the
village it gives the business men a
chance to get ready for a good falls
business.
The village has become inoculated
With the cement walk fever-at a meet
ing Of the village board Friday even
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STRANDBERG


The vaatner Is nerfect and farmers
have commenced ixino no heir bind
orr and some of them are harvesting
o~,rler oa,s and timothy. Timothy
-annS to he the hest CROP this wear,
Wheat generally Is poor put onrnfn
'"ohs 1alr Barley Is thIh IA host ol
ne heios we nave seen. oaIs we Cnink
Wall oe or llght quallty the
quantity may OF falr, hay Is aonn
CANT all yer the nils c~onsloeraoly
more or II mas peen put up IMAM usual.
Mr.. Coocken was vi-itino in our
hurr last Friday.
Aug. horsberg has bullt "A porch on
the east side OF his building ano 1t Is
the most magnificent porch IN town.
M. Ahr.bono,n and Mrs
NaI.nn .are yisiting rela,ivas in
AdaWS tnm,sbin IaS73 Sundav ana
Nondav
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South Dakota Farmers Institute Board

Supt. A. f Chamberlain has
filed with the Farmers Institute
board his report Of farmers in
stltute work during the past year
and from it We gather some in
teresting items. There we're
held l3l days regular institutes
IN the state during the fiscal
year ending June Both, 1907,
with go regular sessions and a
total attendance Of a little over
%, 900, giving the total number
present at each session and add
ing all together as is the rule of
the NatlOnaIInStitute association
The attendance the past wear
vas d little more than two and a
half times as large as the year
previous year. In addition to
the regular institute, Prof. p. G..
Holden held three large corn
meetings in the state, the en-
penses of his services being
paid by the counties in which
the meetings were held.
The personal expenses of the
superintendent and the postage
necessary in organizing the corn
growers association and holding
the corn school and show 1T
Mitchell last winter, were also
paid from this fund, All Of the
other expenses and the pre-
miums we're paid by cOntribu-
ton Of the citizens Of Mitchell.
$500 cloths for testing seed corn
were distributed free to the
farmers of the state and reports
have been received from very
many who used them. The total
expense of the institute work,
except only Prof, Holden ser
vices, were as follows:
Paid Supt and lecturers. $ 1856 66
Travelling and other ex-
penSeS... 1893 IS
1000 seed corn testing cloths Sl3O II
Printing. stationary and
postage. 50 50
Total. 1899 ga
A series OF institutes Will be
held in the Black Hills commenc-
ing Sept. 18th. Ia November a
series of meetings will be held in
the newly settled portion west of
the Missouri river, and the regu.
lar institute work will begin the
first week in Decent Der. Supt.
Chamberlain is now at work try
ing to create interest in an ex
hibition Of corn from this state
at the national corn exposition to
be held in Chicago October $40.
He is anxious to hear from all
parties who will furnish some
corn for this exposition, and will
be pleased to answer any ibs
quiries concerning premiums
1888 has been set apart for pre-
miums for South Dakota alone,
besides $4,000 open to competi
ton from all of the states.
Localities desiring institutes
the coming year should CORES,
pond with Mr.. Cham berlain i'm
mediately.
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necessary that those who give
premiums be prepared with a
list of the things upon which
they wish to make their offers.
Generally those who have offer
ed premiums in the previous car
%nivals desire to give on the same
class Of articles or animals and
the committee will attempt to &C.
cOmodate them in this wish.
Have your part of the premium
list all mapped out before the
mittee calls. Those who
have booths will do well to get
them in readiness for the street.
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Miss Ethel Dawson went to Milbank
Thursday.
F.. H. Voigt went to Milbank Friday
on business.
Hill & Reeve shipped a car OF stock
to ST. Paul Saturday.
E. z. JOHN shipped a car of stock
to st. Paal from Wilmot, Saturday.
DR.. Prouty and Bill Soule went
fishing Tuesday and never got a bite.
Corena Hills went to Milbank
Thursday to have some Dental work
done.
Miss Marie Kepner, of Appleton.
Mimi, is visiting friends in this
locality.
r. Ehrle and little SON came up
from Odessa Monday for a short visit
with friends.
Al Bentson who has been visiting in
Tndina the past month returned
Wednesday.
Frank Bobb was transactlng busi-
uess at Milbank Saturday, returning
Monday.
j. Hart, Of Watertown, arrived Tues
day for a visit With his daughter
Goldie.
Mr.. Frye and Mr.. Boeder, of South
Shore, we're t~ransacting business in
town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rem Farley and chill
dren drove to Twin Brooks Sunday TO
witness the ball game.
DR.. Prouty reports a fine baby girl
at the the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elton
Jennings Wednesday, Aug. IA.
Miss Lizzie Schatfer came up from
Milbank Saturday for a short visit
with her sister Mrs. John Hass.
Mrs. Ed. Norton who has been visit
ing with L. Hills family this week left
for her home at Milbank Thursday.
H. Wierschke, who has been in
Butte county the past six weeks look
ing after his claim, returned Thursday.
Rev. Hughes returned from Iowa
Wednesday. Mr.. Hughes many
friends sympathise deeply with him IN
his recent bereavement.
Mrs. G.. G. braves, of Wilmot, who
has been visiting a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Soule, returned
home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Magoon and
two children arrived from Wisconsis
Monday evening for a visit with Mrs.
Magoon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gilmore.
Miss Amelia Meyers who has been
visiting with the Ziegler family the
past month left for her home at Min.
neapolis Thursday. Miss Ida Ziegler
accompanied her to Milbank.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Clark who have
been visiting al Owatonna and Mime
apolis returned Thursday evening
Miss Gladys Ecker, of Minneapolis, a
nisce OF Mr.. Clark returned with them
for q short visit.
Mr. Huesby on account of the poor
health of Mrs. Huesby is about to re-
tire from the hotel and arrangements
have been made for q gentlemen from
illinois to take possession and carry
on the business.
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Township Committees Who are to Represent the
Several Townships and Superintend their
EYhihifs

ALBAN: Spencer Seldom, E. L.
Farnham, Fred Kettenbeil, Geo. Wise
Mrs. G.. H. Hevener, Mrs. w. c.. Ack-
erman, Mrs. Arthur Partridge, Mrs.
Earl Liggett, Mrs. f. L. Farnham.
ADAMS: Dan O'Leary, Lou Halvor-
son, VIM. Bunting, A. D. Jones, Mrs.
H. Riley, Mrs. Stephen Dillman.
BIG STONE TWP: John Heffernan,
NJ. 6. Holtquist, VIM. Olson, Mrs.
John NJ. Brown, Miss Anna Olson.
BIG STONE CITY: /. D. Aldrich
and wife, j.. A. Gold and wife, F. W.
Thorndike and wife.
GEORGIA: E. c. Enquist, A. a.
Anderson, L. G. Engiund.
KILBoRN: w. w. Harper and wife,
S. K. Johnson and wife, Hubert Pop
pleman and wife.
MELROSE: w. l.. Lowthian and
wife, John C. Reeve and wife, Miss
Mary Martens. Z. F.. Dubbell and wife,
VIM Paul.
GRANT CENTER: Geo. Oehler and
wife, Adolph Weber and wife, Louis
Lind and wife.
MADISON: John Nord. H. E. Acker-
nan and wife, A. G. Swanson, Mrs.
Henry Dotson.
MAzEPPA: Ben Archer and wife,
Fred Bamberger and Miss Bamber-
ger, Frank Tenny and wife
TWIN BROOKS: Julius Fenner and
wife, Geo. Egrmayer and wife, Geo.
Machelet and wife.
TROY: John O. Nelson and wife. E
NJ. Dahlberg and wife.
LURA: A. A. Scott and wife, Frank
Heathcote and wife, John Maxwell.
BLOOMING VALLEY: Ole Dingsor
and wife. .. r. Olson and wife, G. K.
Mogen and wife, O.. o. Bronson and
wife.
VERNON: Chas. Smith and wife, C.
H. Kimball and wife, Louis Anderson
and wife, John Black and wife.
OsCEoLA: G. P. Molberg and wife,
j. A. Anderson and wife, Horace
Davidson.
STOCKHOLM: o. P. Johnson and
wife, Alban Lundqui>t and wife,
Joseph Hedman and wife.
HARRINGTON: John A. Hardy and
wife, Eugene Stoddard and wife.
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EQUAL TO the Occasion.

The Countess Waldegrave was mar.
RED four times. One evening she ap-
peared at the opera in Dublin during
her fourth husbands occupancy Of the
post Of chief secretary for Ireland.
An audacious Celt, catching sight OF
her ladyship in one Of the boxes, shout
ed out with real Irish temerity, Lady
Waldegraye, which Of the four did you
like best?'
The countess was equal to the &C.
casiOn. Without a moments hesitation
she 0 from her seat and exclaimed
enthusiastically. why, the Irishman,
Of course'-a remark which naturally
brought down the house"
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Carnival DOings
LIST OF THE VARIOUS COM
MITTEES AND OTHER ITEMS
OF GENERAL INTEREST TO ALL

The secretary is preparing a letter
which he will send to the various
committees in a few days. In the
meantime he requests that all be on
the lookout for the choicest of all
grains, etc.
Write to the secretary for any in
formation you may wish. 1t will be
cheerfully furnished.
The different civic societies will
have booths for headquarters for Wis
iting members.
There will probably be two ~parades,
one the second and one the last day
of the carnival.
The carpenters claim all the glory
OF oeing the first to get together and
raise the money for a float. Let the
rest come to the front now.
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MAZEPPA

Clara w artenbee is on the sick list.
Oscar Cooley and wife were calling
on friends in the hills Sunday.
A. E. Halves. who spent the summer
In Spokane, WASH, returned home
Monday.
Bonnie Archer and Jennie Brown
took in the ball game at Twin Brooks
Sund ay.
The Misses Cassie and Addie Will
liams were visiting at the ranch Mon
day.
Frank Denny has rented his farm
and will move into Summit soon.
James Murray drove up from Mil
bank Monday ana is making hay or
the Chapman farm.