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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
JUST FROM PRISON,
OLA STEALS AGAIN.
Released from Penitentiary Fort.
night Ago, Negro Woman
Suspected Of Robbery.

Ola Wood. negro woman was In ,hh
Police Court yesterday morning, charged
tice Crutchheld put hereunder $500 security
for twelve months. Ola had but TWO weeks
nsb been released from tho pententiary,
where she had been sentenced 10 served q
term on the charge Of highway robbery.
Afer coming from the penitentinry Ola
went 10 the home OF a johnson family. in
jackson Ward, where her formar sins We're
forgotten, and she was received With open
arms johnson had a strong box In his
house, and faw days after Ollas arrival
tho strong box With s75 Disappeared, Ola
was suspected aud her arrest followed, The
police arc Of The opinion that they VIII be
able to locate tho money
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
rR AMp cA,M'y s'uNsUTHs
ON TyfN,PEN or FLYING TRAIN

,WIrMlNGToN, D1L,, Anrust 5.-
slcoring upon the bumper of loco
mot;ye n tramp was found. as a Balti-
more express whitfield into French
Street station The man Eot on the
train at Baltimore. and while travelling
at the rate Of n mile q minute In
the perilons position had actually fall
len aglesp. Not even tho entrance
to the noisy station aroused the sleep
Ing hobo.
One of the trainmen, giving him a
vigorous kick caused the man to sit
up and rub his eyes. Slipplng off his
dangerous place he disappeared In the
crowd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
coMMANnERY COMING.
PittsburG knights of st. Andrew to
Visit Richmond In Septembcr.

Pittsburg Commandery, No. l.
Knights of st. Andrew, will visit Rich
mond 200 strong on September 10Th
and will remain here until September
2lst as guests of the local commando
ries.
The itinerary of the pi!tshnrg
knights will be as follows: Leave
Pittsburg Friday, September litl, ar
rive Washington, D. G., Sunday, sep
TENDER 18th leave Washington for the
jamestown Exposition Sunday, Scptem-
Der 18th; remain at Jamestown Expo
sition until the 10Th of September;
leave exposition by boat on the morn
Ing of the 18th, arriving in Richmond
Sunday afternoon; leave Richmond on
the 2lst September returning to Pitts
burg.
Major William H, Sands, of this city,
will entertain the commandery at
lunch at Ocean View during their stay
at the seaside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
AN EXCEPTIONAL MAN.
Justice John sympathizes With AGED
1871 49,. Midi her In LaW. ~ ~ -.-.-

JusIIce J0Iln SyWpnthizes WITH AGED
Mpther-n- law
a man of wide Views and many sympar
thies, Justice crutehleld also nurses in his
kindly bosom a sweet sympathy for the
much-berated mother-in-law, Yesterday
morning Lily Harris, an old negro woman,
who had forgotten the date of her birth
and marks the passage of tho years from
the date of "CnX's snow" appeared before
IIlzonner on the complaint Of her son-in-
law Billy Harris who declared that the old
woman made his life torment lnbearable,
The old woman caught the sympathy or thu
great Justice, however, and he babe her de-
part In peace, and told Harris he must sup,
pnr (.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
ComnInins Of Ronds.

Cyclone" Samuels, the renowned
Constable of Henrico county, and the
peoples greatest protector Is complain
ing about tho roads in theSrounty and
in the recently annexed territory which
lie saws, are streWn with stones weigh
ing anywhere between ten and twenty
pounds. "Cyolone' says that these
stones form great menace to vehicles.
and that the road authorities should
see that they are properly broken IL
they are intended for macadam.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
Poets Daughter Dead.

PARIS. August "A daughter of
William Cullen Bryant has Just died
at the age of eighty years after
long illness. For many years she lived
with her friend, Miss lFairchid, in the
Rue Galilee.
The American Church in the Avenue
de l'Alma loses a strong supporter In
her death. She was liberal con-
tributor to all its charities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
CUT OFF WATER.
This Necessitatcd by Relnyins
Minis on Broad and Min Strcnfs

AuS Necessi'atcd Nv RelayinE of
Mains on Broad and Main Streets.
As the work of relayinE the mains
along Main and Broad Streets pro
ceeds the water will be cut off for a
distance of two or three blocks on
either side. The street will be opened
not more than three blocks at time.
Water-takers will he served with no.
tice through the newspapers before
their supply is cut off
The falling of the earth into the ditch
or Main Street will delay the work
little, as the damage is slight and easily
repaired
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06

to pilot a brewery. wagon yesterday
and fell from q drivers seat within an
hour after entering on his new duty.
Ills head was cut and one arm broken.
He was taken to the hospital and will
recover. When he does he viii re-
turn to the water wagon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
MORELAND CASE.
Court Refuses to Set Aside Divorce ~ Mensa,
Heretofore Granted.

IN the Law and Equity Court yesterday
judge 1ngivnn signed Il decree, in which he
refused to set aside the divorce q nensa
heretofore granted In the case OF Andrew
Moreland against Mrs. Dorothy Moreland.
Under the terms Of the decree Reginald
Atoreland the child, Is still in tho custody
of the court, so far as thu father and
mother are concerned 1t is ordered, how
ever, that Mrs, Moreland shall surrender,
him to Mr., Moreland, either IN Atlanta or
Richmond on August 9Th, The father vii.
be permitted TO take care of him until tina
first day of January, Further orders will
he issued by the court regarding the right
to take possession Of Reginald Moreland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06

E,l,,ll Paws Ten.

George Washingtont and his wife, Jane.
paid $40 each inEthe Police Court yesterday
morning on the charge OF 0gh,lng each
pther Neighhors watched their tiger play
John; Then they rsported the matter 10 the
police, {5I553 qAtSFf$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
SECOND DAUGHTER OF PRESIDENT
TEACHES SABBATH SCHOOL

OYSTER BAY, N. y, August 5.-One
OF the Interesting and edifying sights
OF this presidential summer home Is
that of Miss Ethel Roosevelt, the sec
ond daughter&of the President at the
head OF Sunday school class
Ever since tho family has been here
this year Miss Roosevelt has been an
Interested and enthusiastic attendant
at the Sabbath sessions devoted to tho
study of the Bible; and was some time
ago asked to take charge of class,
She assented with alacrity. and has
been faithful in attendance and en-
deavor ever since, She Is very popu-.
lar and has proved an excellent
teacher.
The public is often inclined to still
think OF Miss Roosevelt as a small
slip Of girl AS matter of fact
she is now quite a young woman. and
will, it is thought. make her debut
some time this fall or winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
Gambling AGAIN.
o. u, Farmer and +. v, Admit Have Their
Casa Continued.

With running q gambling house. known as
the Gladstone Club, Mt No, Ala West BROAD
street, were in the Police Court yesterday
morning, hut owlns TO the absence OF their
continued to Thursday, 1t was shown In
court that tbe3men had been ined last No.
Sember on q similar charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
WAS 10 USE RAZOR.
Armstead Kobins0u 10 Not Fined for Garry
Ing Concealed MaapOn. .

Armistaad Robinson tcolored) appeared in
the Police Court yesterday morning on the
charge OF being drunk and ot CARRYING u
charge, and was dismissed on the second.
as he DECLARED that the razor he had with
him was to be used TO shave sick man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
nn,k n the water Wugop,

Fl ATLANTIC CITY. August 5.--Charles
Sailor. VINO drove a water wagon for
the city during the past six months
without mourning harm. took q Job
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
Must PAY Fees.

Mr. p. r. Ryan, chairman of the
IIenrico County Democratic Commit
tee, said Yesterday that he was ready
to receive all candidates fees for en-
trance to the election to be held iii
September. under the State primary
law, candidates are required to pay
their entrance fees at least twenty
days before the date oflAthe primary
None of the Hcnrico county candidates
have yet done so. There are but ten
days left in which they can comply.
Mr.. Ryan says that he may be paid iii
person or by letter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06
HuRLs hottie AT WIFE.
Joseph Puccetti Said to Have Wounded
Spouse In Drunken Rage.

ST"HFc IN UrHnKtn KNRc.
Tn a drunken rage, Joseph Puccetti, OF
No, $40 East Marshall Street Sunday
afternoon, 1T is alleged, threw a bottle
at his wife and badly cut her in the
face. DR., Strole, Of the Ambulance
Corps was called, and tho physician
seWed UP the wound and made Mrs
Puccetti comfortable. The police We're
not Informed OF the affair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06

Writer Of Anonymous Letter
Says He Will End Career
Of Cyclone Sanuels.

Constable Cyclone" Samuels, of Hens
rico county, has received an anony-ss
nous communication threatening to
kill him If an attempt is made to ar
rest the writer. The writer OF the note
is believed to be Henry Warren, for
whom Il warrant is out charging him
with the murder Of Abraham Winslow
on Sunday thrte weeks ago.
Warren Is regarded as a desperadot4
and, 1t is believednth hat he. Is heavily
armed. &I.to
Constable Samuels thinks that he will
soon have the alleged criminal. and
goes always prepared to meet him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-06

Miss Blanche Margaret Phaur. of
waycriy, Brook Road, who is visiting
friends and relatives in Kansas City.
Mo, and vicinity, has decided to pro-
long her summer visit until after De-
cember the tst, in order to take In
the Jackson County Fair, the Missouri-
Kansas States Fair. the October festi-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-02-07

st 3us Mi0bel. Ser er insen Tuil
ON, at mango al bette Blabs 2eiere er
iaaIebes itillet, at Rienbifab til ct paali,
oelist MtDbel Eilfeloe al gy8bom utl
uere af for 8istisbeb. Mr. Sobn Ra,
teif, 0orton Bap, Mi@., flyer: , vi ten
lite anbet eno anbefale Dr. Yeter's aus
rtto. Det er ct 2esemttbel, iom burbe
finbes | etbuert 9iem. 0or atten Mar
samle Datter leb afet Mapeonee og par
a1eset iyg. Dun forfsste DOftorer %
Mebieiner uben at finbe nogen 2tubring.
Rurtto blalp benoe trats, os inben tort
Glib par bun oppe % albeles frif."
Saalebes tpber bet fra aQe Ranter ON
Dr. peter's Rurito. 6ulf paa, at ben
er lite nogen Mpotbet;Mebiciu. Den
tan tun faaes bo8 Spectal= Mgenter. eller
birefte fra GnesT Tabrttanterne, Dr. Yes,
ter 6abrnep & Sons 60. 1l2-ll8
south oopne ADe., Chicago, Sus.
=
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-02-07

st Gar9obIab oplpler. at fore Ruag.
eiere Saifatdeman % MIberta Ra.
.naba uil untfte ftprite Delen at 1T Ruea
:isgdnttr, forbi 5ntet, e. faa opb, dt
Dgrsue itfs tan iitabe fiji Gste felo'.
iaaleoes iou1 be ellers u1aa 9iere.
2iseleoes oplpies fra anoet 6oIb, at
bet aaar ligeban meb Mfiutorer af Taar
! Mortana. Dprene er pant til Ielu at
finbe fin 6eoe o9iaa ON Wintereu, men
iaar {. Sneen iaa bpb os &uibeu iaa
ltert, a: Eaarene lite tan flare fig ielp+
Gierne, baaoe / bet ferlte % anbet
gilfalbe, ipetulerer tua paa gtnoin9 %
bar intet siort tor Dpreues Beifpttelie
ON gtntereu. Oct Ct DptpIaseri etter
ben iteriie Maaieaot. % bet ipnes, ION,
spefulantsrue esl's bar tortient 1T
Cab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-02-07

Som neunt fife l1se er DabI,S ,Sagen
fra Gsnen norc Tor Beutbit tomnnen %.
tgien. % bet bespnbsr at fe uaertt ub for.
en- at Be Neeno, fou1 tiblisere Fsre
'Dange bar Deret arreteret iom mis-,
tantt for Morbet. Denne Manb e
s5aul 6ournier, Dabls Rabo. Det e,
ber ny, at 6ournters Brobsr. Ousn
Gourntsr. % bans 6uifru ital baue uib,
.net, at BauI eusang tiIftoo tor BEN, at
ban myrbsbt Dabl "a bans Dat.
tsr. 0s gan tfal besuben bape iast,
.at laazptl mprbe fem a,,bre meunefttr.
Iom bs 81 for1ette ,,eo at PLACE BAN. J.
Dsr q oafaa ar'bre cling. Der tiener
iom BeDitsr iu,oD Joarnier ON Sc enb.
lite erzafg fgistenot
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-02-07
stor 1tlDtfe i8iet,+

Der bleu n1ebbelt fra CHARLESTON,
Bef Virstnta, ben 30te sSan., at 80
@rubearbetoere netop par bleuen brebte
ueb en- @tsploi1on Stuart @ruben ner
Tapetteutlle itrats efter Mlbbas Dasen
| Eorueien. Mrbetberne par beitieftiaes
be 500 Sob unber Ouerfaben, men
@tsplononen par iaa fart. at ben alli.
aeuel bsrtes fere Mils Omtrebs, og
Brubfptter fs. 9unbreber af Sob op /
Gutter.
Wfan uibfte lite noset ON Tilfanben
Il @ruben efter l1lptten. men man antos,
at aus. tom par Der, n1oatte u9re bleuen
orGbte ifrats. Man foripete at fire
Manb neo | @ruben, iaalna,t mar
bapbe repareret 6ireapparaterne, men be
tom lite mere enb 60 Sob neb, for be
bleu neten tuaIte at @as, os man
maa!te opsiue l1nb:risseliesarbeibet tor
Dtsblittet.
Man anlaa ulptten Iom ben iterife !
Statens 6iltorts.
genere er tnbtruffet en- anben @ts>
|ploiton ! en- anoen @rube, os man me=
ner, at 25 til 80 Yetioner omfon,.
Dette par ben 3oie Gtsplofon paa to
u9er @eit 0trstnia.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-02-07

pilbe bliue antaset. Det bIep bog til.
lut, iom ret par, beerapet. glu Ct Der
en- 9ennepin>M Manb, iom fom,ner trem
meb en- $3.50 expense grab. Der
e bog inaen 6are for, at 9uiet uil gaa
paa Reeorb | Tapsr af noset fltst.
Ole .. Sageng
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-08
NELSON
' MAKES DECISION
MANNouNcEs THAT He WILL
sNRESlDE OVER THE NORTH
ERIN DIOCESE.

Bishop G. K. Nelson, in an official
call to the clergy and laity Of Geor-
gia. to meet in Macon on December
4 and organize the new diocese in
the northern part of Georgia, made
known Wednesday that be would re
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03
WORK FOR THE COLLEGE.

Everything was better than ever.
except the attendance. said Prof.
Van Ness. when commenting upon
the college declamatory contest. 1t is
species of selfshness that packs the
opera house when the public schools
give an exhibit. and leaves empty
seats when the college has a public
program. The college boys and girls
are among strangers. They need the
support of the people. 1t is an in
centive to them to do their best.
Even at some sacrifice the people of
Denison ought to show their interest
in these young people. 1t is not
enough to show your interest when
your own children are in the lime
light. Any decent parent would do
that. But it is something to show
an interest in other peoples children.
A again. from a sordid standpoint,
we can do nothing to popularize the
college and attract students than by
showing AN interest in it ourselves
and by making the students feel that
they are not among strangers. but
among friends who are interested in
their welfare.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03

who were classmates of DIR. Burrows,
read two very interesting papers
which were discussed by several OF
the medical men present. BY the
courtesy of DIR. and Mrs. j. M. John
son of the Denison Hospital the
scientific part of the program was
followed by most elegant and savory
six course luncheon at McKim hall.
and visit of inspection to the new
Denison hospital. which proved both
a surprise and revelation to those who
had not seen it. DIR. Burrows tells us
that it is most model and we'll
equipped and up to date hospital and
credit to the town of Denison. He
said it was a perfect little gem and
that the town should he congratulated
on having within its borders the
public spirited men through whom a
so completely equipped and we'll man.
aged hospital is made accessible to
Denison and the surrounding territory.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03
Sch1esuie

Mrs. C. C. Walters of Klron and
Ella Hoiten were Denison shoppers
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ludolph Mohr and children
left Monday for Ricketts, where
they will visit few days before
leaving for their home at Leeds,
Iowa.
Mrs. Mary Schmidt and little
daughter Jeanette left for their home
in Charlotte. Ia, Wednesday.
At the German Evangelical Luth-
eran church last Sunday large class
was confirmed. The church was beau
tifully decorated and the services
were very impressive. The song ser
vice was especially fine. On Good
Friday there were also services in
the church which were very we'll at
tended
Mr.. Cooley of Strawberry Point
was here Friday evening. organizing
Business Mems Association.
VIM. Pipgrass and wife went to
Ida Grove Thursday and purchased a
piano while there.
DR.. Fuester of Ricketts, was a bus
mess visitor on Thursday.
Carrie Jepsen left Monday for her
home at Charlotte. Iowa.
The fourteen year old son of Chris
Jacobsen, living about five miles south
east of town died Tuesday night and
was buried in Nissen cemetery Thurs
day, Rev Hansen officiating. The boy
had been in poor health for some
time. The family have the sympathy
of every one in their sorrow.
| S. b. McGarvey was a Denison
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. F. j. Branaka has been quite
| ill the past week. Everyone hopes to
see her out again soon.
School closed Thursday for week s
vacation. Miss Myrtle Muma the
primary teacher gave program in
the afternoon. to which the Other
rooms were invited. Several visitors
also attended. Miss Muma left that
evening for Ida Grove, where she
will spend her vacation with hel
mother. Miss Lahl left Friday morn
ing for Avoca.
August Henkle and wife and Har-
vey Neville and wife were up from
Boyer Friday.
Mrs. Andrew Hollander and daugh-
tiers Laura and Caroline and Mrs.
Claus Peters and son Julius were al
Denison on Wednesday.
Otto and Magnus Hollander were
Denison visitors Tuesday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03
Cured OF Rheumatism

Mr.. VIM. Henry of Chattanooga.
Tenn. had rheumatism in his left
arm. ".The strength seemed to have
gone out of the muscles so that it was
useless for work" he says. 81 APP
piled Chamberlain Pain Balm and
wrapped the arm in flannel at night.
and to my relief l found that the pain
gradually left me and the strength
returned. If troubled with rheuma-
tsm try few applications of Pain
Balm. You are certain to be pleased
with the relief which it affords. For
sale by l.. e. Blosser. Broadway
Druggist.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03
Goodrich

Vernon Myers of Denison spent
Sunday at his Uncle Albert's.
Hannibal Fink and wife drove up
to Uncle John Newcom' for visit
Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Whey and children
have been visiting under the parental
roof few days the past week.
Samuel Anderson. wife and babe
drove up to Kiron to visit Ira Golf
and family Sunday.
Louie Hyde's family are reported
all sick with the measles.
Mrs. Wat Wilkinson and family
and Mrs. Ben Beaman and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. James McKim helped
their mother Mrs. Flint celebrate her
birthday the 26th.
S. D. Newton and wife. l.. F.
Morris and daughter visited at A. D.
Winey's Sunday.
Henry Shell and family came dowr
from Schaller to attend the funeral o.
his brother Edwin's wife which occur.
red Wednesday.
Lovicie Morris assisted by hel
niece Sadie Newton gave a party al
the formers home Friday evening tt
about thirty of their friends. The
evening was spent in games and visit
ing. A lovely lap supper was served
about midnight and all had delight
full time.
l.. Dunbar was Deliot visito
Friday.
l.. F. Morris lost fine COW thi
week.
Sam Anderson shipped cattle Sat
urday.
Lydia Biggs is visiting at B. Bea
| mans for a few days.
Lit Dunbar and family spent Sun
! day at Bid Cose's.
! Ella Eoysen came home Frida
afternoon.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03

George Areman and wife and Frank
Lloyd and wife drove to Denison
Tuesday night.
John and Julius Rohwer who are
attending the Sisters school at Deni
son. came home Friday to stay over
Sunday with their parents.
Mrs. Rob't. Meisner is slowly re-
covering from her recent operation.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03

Nels Eklund prominent real es-
tate dealer at Vasa. Mimi. visited
acquaintance here last week in con-
nection with solicitation for land
seekers.
William Sandberg and sister Alice
drove across the country to Denison
on Tuesday last to attend to business
matters. On the way down the team
they were driving became frightened
and in an attempt to run away
became detached from the rig. which
saved the occupants from serious in
jury.
Fred Benson who learned the
tonsorial art at the Goodrich barber
shop left last week for Schleswig
where he secured employment in one
of the shops.
Axle Larson of Odebolt drove to
Kiron on Wednesday last.
Peter Nordell had business in Breda
Tuesday.
Joe Mengis and Ole Strain made
an overland trip to ,Odebolt on We'd
nesday evening where they visited a
few hours.
Mrs. John Hoaglund and daughter
Ethel went to Arthur on Wednesday
for short visit at Mrs. Hoaglund S
parental home and to bid goodbye to
brother who immigrated on Thurs
day for Canada.
Mrs Alfred Ahlquist came down
from Sioux City on Thursday to en-
JOY weeks visit among her former
Kircn neighbors and friends.
j. A.. Nordell's team while tied on
the street Tuesday became frightened
at number of egg cases which haC
blown off from Mr.. Miller's draA
wagon and, broke loose and made /;
short spin around town. resulting in
smashed up buggy.
G. A. Swensson of Chicago spen
Wednesday and Thursday in Kircr
and near vicinity in the interest O
Swedish publication "Hemlandet
Mrs. Carl Billings and daughte
arrived on Friday morning to remain
over Easter at Mrs. Billings hom
north of town. She returned to he
home at Fort Dodge the first of tn
week.
Anna LaNeen returned on t'rlda,
to Omaha after several weeks sta
in Kiron. being called home on &C
count of the illness of her mother
who has improved. Her many friend:
could have remain ed longer.
Mrs. |. A. GoH went to Deloit o.
Wednesday for few days visit wit
relatives and friends.
Mrs C. c. Walters returned o
Thursday last from few days visi
with her parents and friends a
Schleswig.
ALT Recksen of Boone visited tow
combining business with pleasur
Tuesday. While here he was tn
guest Of Z. E. Clausson.
Ellen and Anna Larson returne
to the Fairview farm near Odebo
on Tuesday, after a several week
STAY at their home in Kiron.
Mrs. B. ~ Benson received the sa
news last week of the death of he
mother, who resided at New Sweder
Maine. Her death occurred on Mare
18th.
Mrs. Robert Whitaker returned @
Wednesday last to her home at Dalls
Center, Iowa. She has been in Kiro
several week taking care of he
parents MIR. and Mrs. John Hoaglunt
ST., who were in poor health. but Z
present writing are better.
The filthy varments in the shape {
human beings (sorry to say who
spite and pure cussedness one nigh
last week squirted tobacco juice a
over the front porch and wall OF tn
Baptist parsonage did about as To-
and contemplate an act as any on
claiming to have spoonful OF sens
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03

Vernon Myers of Denison spent
Sunday at his Uncle Albert IS.
Hannibal Fink and wife drove up
to Uncle John Newcom's for visit