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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-24

Mrs. f. A. Burrows and son Lo-
we'll returned Saturday noon from
their extended visit at Hawkeye. hav-
ing had splendid time.
Mrs. Ellen Anderson and son Sid
ney. who have been visiting friends
and attending to business in kiron the
past week. returned to their home at
Grand Island. Nebraska. Monday
morning.
Mrs. L. V. Larson and Ellen Stone
came home Monday from an over Sun
day at Denison.
Bring your poultry to Clausen Bros.
and get the best price and fair
weights. We buy right along.
The Luthsrans will hold their pic
mic on the Fourth of July at the E.
N. Sandstrom place two miles east
of kiron. A patriotic program has
been arranged for and vel rendered.
The progressive band will furnish
music during the entire day and even
ing. Rev. j. A. Christensen will
deliver the grafton. The program will
commence at O'Clock and continue
during the entire day. as this will
be the only celebration in kiron S
locality on the Fourth. many
who will to drive to the surrounding
town to celebrate will attend this pic
mic and very large crowd is expect
ed. A most pleasing and very en-
joyable time is looked fer. and all are
cordially invited to turn out and help
to celebrate.
The results of the National Con-
vention has met with aisfavor in
general among the republican voters
here. The choice for President is
satisfactory but the choice for Vice
President is not. as it was hoped that
the place would have been given to
Governor Cummlns. If it is the fault
of the Iowa delegation that Governor
Cummins was kept from getting the
nomination it will cost the republican
party number of votes in the state
/ at the next election.
John f. Tureen was a business pas
senger for Scheswig on Monday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-24
BUCK GROVE LOCAL.

Patrick Collins, a brother law of
our Mayor. Mr. Finnegan. died in a
hospital at Council Bluffs Thursday
morning. The remains were brought
to Manila and buried in the Catholic
cemetery at that place on Saturday.
Mrs. kettleson. who has been very
ill for several weeks is on the road to
recovery. She was threatened with
appendicitis. but is recovering with
out an operation and unless some new
complication arises will soon be her
self again.
John Finnegan and his four children
went to Manila Saturday to attend
the funeral of MIR. Collins. Miss
Nora remained for visit with re-
latives.
Irene CARRIER closed her spring
term of school with picnic for her
scholars. Everybody in town was in
vited and royal feast was spread for
dinner and all the afternoon ice cream
and delicious cake were served to all
who cared to eat After few hours
of social converse the guests depart
ed. after congratulating Irene on her
success and thanking her for very
pleasant day.
Miss B. McNertney, of Manila. is
visiting her uncle, John Finnegan and
family for a few days.
Mrs. CARRIER. of Denison. arrived
Saturday to visit her daughter. Irene
and take part in the picnic.
Word received from Pearl and Ber-
nice Bonney that they had most de-
lightful trip and arrived at their first
stopping place, Redford. Virginia.
Wednesday on schedule time.
Mrs. John Green and children went
to Denison Saturday for visit with
her sister. Mrs. l.. Biggs.
Mrs. George Merdinger entertained
visitors from Manila las, week
Mrs. Antes and daughter from
Ames arrived Friday for visit with
Mr.. Antes, who has temporary charge
| OF our railroad station.
MIR. Newman. of Laurel. Nebraska,
has been the guest of his sister. Mrs.
Daniel Hemphill. and other relatives
here for few days
Charles Weiss is building large
new barn on his farm, south east OF
town.
James O'Meara has been house
cleaning his place of business. He
has painted and papered and has
everything ship shape.
June Slater has been using the
King drag on the public highway tina
passes his place and has the hes
piece of road around here VIII,
don't more farmers follow his GOO
example.
Jake Greder has the stone founda
tion laid for fine new barn which h
expects 10 complete ii the nea
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-24

year away she has been missed by hel
circle of friends.
Our station agent, E. j. Johnson,
went to Wall Lake. on Tuesday even
ing to attend the annual meeting OF
station agents. The railroad com.
pany holds these meets once a year.
Solomon Johnson. of Battle Creek.
visited relatives in and near kiror
the first Of the week.
The Baptist Sunday school gave &
very fine program at the hall on Sun.
day evening. The songs and recita
tons were we'll rendered and showed
the excellent training given them by
Miss Florence johnson.
On Thursday evening of this weeb
the marriage of Miss Anna La Vee1
takes place at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. La Neen
north of kiron. The lucky groom re
sides. we understand. IN Omaha.
For local view cards of the tow
and surroundings, call at Clausel
Bros only cents.
From now on we will buy all kind
of poultry and will endeavor TO pa
the highest price the market vii
warrant. Clausen Bros.
j. w. Wilson. the we'll know
commission man of Chicago. was call
ing ON number of cattle shipper
around krion last week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-24
CHARTER OAK ITEMS.

Mrs. M, A. Christy. of Akron.
came Tuesday evening of last week
to visit her niece, Mrs. H. ii. Sturges.
She was on her way to Des Moines.
Mrs. H. A. Tinker and children
returned Tuesday afternoon from an
Omaha visit.
Mr.. H. Hoffman went to Holstein
last Wednesday,. AS soon as he can
get house he will move to iolstein.
A. 2. Hart, of Boulder. Colorado
came Thursday to shake hands with
old friends. He came over from Dem
ison where he had been visiting his
sister. Mrs. o. M. Criswel.
Mary Brown. who has been suffer
ing from appendicitis for two or three
weeks, was successfully operated on
last Friday.
Childrens day was observed last
Sunday evening at the Methodist
church. The program was under the
supervision of Mrs. GooGw n and
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-24
WEST SIDE, IOWA.

Mrs. c. w. Payne visited friends
in Carroll. last Saturday and Sunday. s
Mrs. and Mrs. Bert. Freed return
ed Saturday from Galva, Ills. where
they visited at the home of Mr..
Freed's parents.
Mrs. P. d. Hall and children left
Sunday evening for two weeks Wis.
it in Arlington Heights, Ills, at the
home mother and sisters.
Chas. E. Ward visited friends in
West Side Sunday.
Rex TrIesdell came up from Coun-
Gil Bluffs Saturday and visited with
old friends.
F. {. Book. of Scranton. spent
Sunday in West Side.
Miss Emily Schncekloth and Miss
Alice DERRICK, of Denlson. visited at
the home of Miss Jennie Hannah last
Saturday.
lottie Richter and Carrie Schwecke
left Monday for Cleveland, Ohio,
where thy expect to secure positions
and will probably remain some time.
II. F.. Hartle, Of Racine, Wis.
visited his wife at the Gulick home
over Sunday.
Peter Sievers and wife spent
several days Lake View last week
visiting friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-24

When you need to take something
take it promptly for the stomach, but
take something you know is reliable
something like Kodo For Dyspepsia
and Indigestion. kodol is pleasant
to take. it is reliable and is guaran-
teed to give relief 1t is sold by
Lamborn Drug Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-24
Tell us About It.

This paper can give all the local
news only as our friends lend us their
cooperation. If anyone visits you. II
you contemplate leaving town, if you
see or hear or do anything out of the
ordinary days routine. tell us about
1t. that we may tell the public.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-24
For Il Sprained Ankle

AS usually treated. a spralned
ankle will disable the injured person
for month or more, but by applying
Chamberlain Lniment and observ-
ing the direction with each bottle
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time. This liniment is a most re-
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sprain or bruise, or when laid up
with chronic or muscular rheumatism,
and you are certain to be delighted
with the prompt relief which it
affords For sale by Phi. A. Schlum-
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-24

future.
Lutte Peterson and infant child
have recovered from the measles.
Proper precaution was taken and there
will probably not be any more cases
in the vicinity.
Dwight Hutchinson was an over
Sunday visitor at Manila.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-24

kodol is the best known prepara-
ton that is offered to the people to-
day for dyspepsia or indigestion or
any stomach trouble. kodol digests
all food. 1t is pleasant to take. 1t
is sold by Lamborn Drug Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-24

Dewitt kindey and Bladder Pills
are prompt and thorough and will
in very short time strengthen the
weakened kidneys. Sold by Lamborn
burg Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-24
FOR SALE CHEAP.

25A acres of we'll impovcd land so
rods from city limits of Denison. All
under cultivation but small pasture.
good house. barn and other out build
ings. good we'll. cistern. ETC., for
further information call on,
O. NJ. Criswell.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-24
GRAND ARMY MEETING.

John \. Logan Post G. A. Il. meets
md and 4th Saturdays in each month
at O'Clock p. IN. in McHenry Hall
THEO WALKER, Com
John L. Richardson, Adjt.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
GERMAN LEADS
HAWKINS BY THREE

There were AZ shooters yesterday at
Capt. ]. NJ. Malone's fifteenth shoot at
Betterton. They formed 10 squads, 9
Of five men and Of two men, and the
scores made were up TO the average,
bat the men would have made larger
scores had it not been for the excessive
heat. The sun was in their faces.
Much interest was manifested in the
shooting of Miss Anna ReilSer, Of Ian
caster. Pa. the third high amateur.
In the professionals Lester German
was first. leading J. NOVEL; Hawkins
by three. having a scoro of 167, while
Hawkins had 16f. and Keller was third
The high amateurs were H. B. Her
man. of Chalfonte, Pa, with 162; Harry
Kahler, Of Davenport. Iowa, 1853, and
Miss Anna ReilSer third. with $50
Big money winners were Herman,
high with S5510. Farnham, of Wash
ington. with SS1. and steubner, OF
Bladensburg. third. with S251O.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
POLICE ARE eo-
GETTING READY
Much Rivalry Between Ball
Teams of East and Vest
Side Cops"

Already the police Of both the East
and West Sides are beginning TO hurl
challenges at each other about what
will happen 10 the other when the
great game OF baseball Is played be-
tween them on the day OF the police
field sports next month
Manager Benson. of the West Siders,
says there won't be anything to IL
after his bunch Of swatters get through
with the East Side men. He refuses
TO name his battery at this time, but
said to-day that he would do so within
a few days
Through the courtesy OF the man.
lager of the DUPONT Baseball Club, the
West Side cops have the privilege Of
lpracticing on the grounds at From
{ and Union streets, and there is where
the men are now being rounded into
form.
Dan" Ealdn. the manager Of the
East Side players, is saying nothing
but from his bearing one can see thai
lhe has something up his sleeve and
that the West Siders may not have
the easy thing they think.
"Im saving wood" he said. 'I.ei
the other fellow do the hotalring
wen be there when the bell rings, anC
lyou can put il down in your book oi
sure things that we won't be left al
lthe post. That's 'nough said"
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
WHAT THEY THINK
OF OUR PEACHES

The Peaches look like new aggrega-
ton.
Kid Gleason has instilled the fighting
spirit into the Peaches and they are
now fighting for every point.
Cauz was the only mean boy to Pounds
curves. securing three of the five hits
made by his team.
Blondy jackson has pitched few better
games than that against the Senators
yesterday.
Arthur Irwin is still up to his old jokes
and last night remarked that it would
be a good thing to move the Wilmington
franchise TO New York to take the place
Of the New York Americans
Pounds famed on his first three trips
to the plate, but got even with Blondy
Jackson by rapping out the bingo that
won the game in the ninth.
Red Owens has improved considerably
Rabbit Gleason there seems to be a pretty
good combination.-Harr Patriot.
Hunter is a good man on first.-Wil.
Transport sun.
Catiz IL Cor waz) the slugger OF yes
terday's game. The third baseman nailed
out the ball where nobody waz, having
three safeties out Of az many trips to bat.
Harrisburg Independent.
Wilmington win stay in the league. Th'
Peaches surely possess magnificent stay
ing qualities as demonstrated by their
long soiourn at the bottom Of the heap
Harrisburg Independent.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
TRENTON GETS
ALTOONA GAMES

TRENTON. July 2O-The Trenton
team win be home several days earlier
than expected. arrangements having
been made to play the games with ALI
toona. scheduled for that town Friday
and Saturday Of this week, in this city,
Colonel Perrine received notice 10 that
effect from President TAYLOR Of the AL
toona club yesterday morning.
Colonel Lewis Perrine yesterday
morning released Louie Hartman who
was sent home by Manager Carney
from Harrisburg Tie release of the
tow-headed shortstop puts at an end
the four-cornered discussion as 10
which one of the four infielders-Ma-
goon. Hartman. Marhefya and Brou-
thers-was to be released.
In releasing Hartman Manager Car
ney acted upon the wishes of the fcrs
who signed tho petition protostinp
against the release Of MarheflSa ano
also looked over the financial phas,
Of the matters Hartman is a muci
more expensive player than MarheflSa
The latter viii be in the game a
shortstop Friday I'm tile game with Al
toona here. and Stem viii be back or
first base.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
SPORTS AND SPORTSMEN
GOOD OUTLOOK
FOR BOWLING
II. ". Mcfarland Calls on
Local DeVOtees Of the Game
to "Get Together"

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL
The present outlook seems to point to
successful season in the bowling circles
Of this city.
For some time past many OF the pa
trons Of this most healthfui and recreative
game have been tormented by the actiens
and alleged unsportsmanlike tactics Of
some persons. The result is, that not only
have jealous and unfriendly factions
sprung up. but many OF the former ar
dent devotees OF the game have dropped
out altogether These conditions are grad
ually killing the game in Wilmington for
once you take the sociability and spirit Of
friendly rivalry out Of bowling there is
nothing left for the bowler.
I believe the time has come for the
bowlers Of Wilmington to get together,
forget the real or fancled grievances Of
the past, and join hands for season Of
soclabillty, friendly rivalry and all
around good fellowship.
The proposed program for the coming
winter is a three-cornered league with
teams representing George Peirce's Casino
Alleys the old Olympia Alleys. recently
reopened by Claude Guyer, and the Acad-
emy Alleys. Is
The managers Of these places are in
hearty accord and wish for nothing more
than to see a renewal Of old times in the
bowling circles. II win be for the bowiers
themselves to conduct the affairs Of the
league.
To this end meeting viii be called in
the near future when it is hoped that a
large representation will be present as in
large measure the future success will
depend on the judgment used in the Sc
lection Of officials.
As Is shown by the past there IS ample
material in Wilmington to form a splen-
did league and special interest should
be taken this year in view Of the fact that
the National Bowling Association will
hold its annual tournament in Madison
Square Garden. New York city, next
opring. Wilmington bowlers have always
taken an active part in these tournaments
and as the coming one is so much nearer
than former events we should have big
representation.
Let the watch word be: "Get together
forget the past. and renew that old time
spirit OF the game, sociabillty."
II. W. Mcfarland.
Wilmington, DEL July %.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
PRAISES WORK
OF CAPT. CASEY

Commenting on the shooting Of Cap
tain X. X. " Casey. of this city. in the
international rifle matches at Bisley,
England, a correspondent % the New
York Sun. writing from London. says:
And to one factor more than any
other the success of the United States
in the face of these conditions on a
strange range may be credited, the
magnificent coaching of Capt. *. x. ".
Casey, Of Delaware. the old crack Of
the Seventy first New York.
Double duty was placed on Caseys
shoulders on the second day, FOR in ad-
dition to firing his string of fifteen
shots at each range, and putting up
strong scores, he coached Leushner,
Martin and Winder into the three high
scores of the entire field for he 'Ong
ranges. No vagaries Of velocity or
direction got away from Casey's alert
eye and he damned wind" with a
precision that astonished the English
experts. An examination OF the dia~
grams of the three long range scores
put up by the three man shows eN-
actly ten shots out for wind out IF
1876, and of these ten eight were so close
to the bull that The spoilers in the shot
holes were partly in the bull. or
warts" n the bull in the slang Of the
range.
beginning at the 500 yard stage The
Yankee six lost no tine in improving
their. chances for an Olympic victory.
The first pair up. Windcr and Casey,
with 50 each out of Is, disheartened the
plucky British team. and when the Sec
ond pair. Martin and Leushner who had
shot brilliantly throughout contributed
a Il and a 60 in the difficult conditions
the match was on ice Even with the
low scores of the final par the finishing
British pair lost three points, AMI at
this the hardest of all six ranges, and
| under the hardest conditions the United
States made it's greatest gain, sixteen
points. a total Of S5 en- Great Britain
and 100 on Canada The satisfaction
gained at beating the British long
range experts by this decisive score in
a "Bisley wind" was the more marked
with the men who had shot on the
winning Palma team OF 1897.
Casey scoring second place in the In
ternational 1000 yard individual, made
another notable contribution to th'
work of the American competitors
This match was won by Col Millner
foremost of the British cracks, with g
! sepcial match rife. telescope sights
and a hair trigger. Casey shot Tho
army service rifle. with service sights
and a trigger pull of four and hal
pounds. The weather conditions wer'
hard. but with a 2 on his second shot
due to a canted rife, he finished will
a 90 out of 100, having in practice TIVE
days before scored = ~. Millner'
score was remarkable. he only lcsini
two shots in twenty out Of the fun
Back in 1876 Millner scored tiftcel
consecutive bulls at 1000 IN the Centen
NAL Palma trophy match, but his las
ball was on the wrolg target and
lost the first Palma match to III
United States.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
GLIMPSES FROM
THE SUB-CELLAR
From the Various
Teams in the Tri-State
Circuit

The Reading team is badly broken up
with Clay. Baker and Barton on the hos
pital llst.-Harrisburg Patriot.
To be sure. those Senators are gradual
ly climbing and everyone must now
change their whistle about that pennant
being lost.-Harrisburg Patriot.
Jack Deal is absent from the Lancaster
lineup and Il is rumored that he has gone
to Pittsburg to be married-Harrisburg
Patriot.
Johnstown has secured a new first
baseman, Nose Baxter, purchased from
the New Orleans club Of the Southern
League. Bert Conn will be continued at
second base where he has been doing ex-
celent work.-Harrsburg Patriot.
Arthur Irwin, now scouting for the
New York Americans, attended the game
with President Carpenter, Of the Tri-State
League. Wonder II Arthur saw anything
he thought would At among the misfits
along the Gay White Way.-Harrisburg
Patriot
We have net seen any notice Of any
Trenton player being released yet and
Carney is still above the salary limit.
What's the use Of having a limlt?-Wil-
Transport Gazette.
Gochnauer made his first appearance
here as an umpire yesterday. He was a
good ball player in his day and the sam
pie Of his work yesterday gives promise
that he will be as good an umpire as he
was a player Williamsport Gazette.
The Champions have had fourteen post
poned games this season, ten of which
have now been played Off. The games yet
to play off are two with Johnstown and
one with Reading, in this city. and one
at Harrisburg. -Wnliamsport Gazette.
one year ago this morning williamsport
and Harrisburg were tied for first place
with 6Ss. Trenton was third with 5S7,
Lancaster fourth with .563. Altoona fifth
with 500 Wilmington sixth with $50,
Johnstown seventh with .SO1 and Reading
eighth with 27S-Willlamsport Gazette.
Hartman has not been released as yet,
all reports to the contrary. Manager Car
ney will try out Marhefka well at short
before letting Looie go.-Trenton Times.
Umpire Finneran was about as bad as
they make them. It's a pity an umpire
cannot see things straight on the bases
when he is within Is feet looking right
at the plays.-Harrsburg Patriot.
II some one will only put two or three
crimps into Williamsport. Harrisburg
will be able to get first place.-Harrisburg
Courier.
Trenton Is too good bunch 70 be
down the list The Tigers ought to be bat
Ting for top honors.- Harrisburg Courier.
Wilmington is a good drawing city and
the person or persons who buys the
Peaches franchise will get a good thing
Harrisburg Courier.
Lancaster looks like n good fourth or
fifth place team. With so much fighting
and too many bosses It is a wonder there
is team in Lancaster.-Harrisbur
Courier.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
PROFESSIONALS vs..
DELAWARE CITY

on Saturday, August /, the Wilmington
Professionals viii 90 to Delaware City to
play the game that was TO have been
played last Saturday. The Professionals
viii have their full lineup in the game
and hope to win. Last year the Profess
sionals won the series with Delaware City
and as the teams have played one game
this year. with the Professionals on the
long end, a victory on Saturday for the
Professionals will capture this years
series and also purse Of $50
Delaware city's battery will likely be
Yorle cacther, and either a league star or
Wingate or McGrory
The Professionals win use either Collins,
Halter or G. Stab 10 pitch and Thomas
or a Philadelphia Lacquer to catch.
The Professionals leave here on the
p. m. car and the following will make the
trip: Thomas. sapp. Halter. Collins. G.
Stable. Rolph. Echrich. Deakyne, Arts
Pierson. lyman and cy Young.
Evening journal., 1908-07-29
SENATORS TRIM
PEACHES AGAIN
Smiths Fine Pitching and
Timely Hits Dc the
Trick

HARRISBURG. July 2a-Harrisburg' S
hits and Fred Smiths superb twirlng
gave the Senators another victory over
wilmington yesterday. Score, to l. In
but two innings did Harrisburg fail TO
connect with Topham. The Wilmington
twirler had good innings and displayed
excellent head work. Smith was at his
best with the bases occupied.
Egans fielding and hitting, with Huels-
man and Zimmerman's fast work. were
important factors IN the game. owens and
Hunter were honor men for the Peaches.
Wilmington's early tally was made in the
first inning, with two men down. Hartley
tripled and scored on owens hard hit to
Zimmerman. which was jpggled. Harris
burg scored two runs in the nrst on four
singles and base on balls, two IN the
fourth on a single, triple and two sacri-
hce hits. and two in the sixth on
base on balls. sacrifice, stolen base and
tive singles. The score