davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22

Vassar arrived at McHenry Hall and
were received by j. L. Mcclellan,
Officer of the Day. To the strains of
the wedding march played by Mrs.
Shaw Van the bride and groom. at
tended by Mrs. Emma Hunt and j. L.
Mcclellan as brides maid and best
man. were escorted to their seats un-
der large bell. The wedding party
was led by color bearers No. and 2.
followed by color bearers Sand 4 The
hall was very appropriately decorat-
ed for the occasion in hearts anc
bells. After the bride and groom
were. seated the following program
was given:
Song When Johnnie comes march
ing home.
The day we celebrate j. L. Rich.
ardson.
The marriage ceremony-R. Shaw
Van. and presentation of $40 90 in
gold from the W. r. C.
Song Blessed be the tie that binds.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22
DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL EVENT.
The Reception Given by Mrs A. C
and Mrs Julius Bale last saturday.


One of the most pleasant social
affairs of the season was a reception
given by Mrs. A. C. Bale on last
Saturday in honor of her daughter.
Mrs. Julius Bale. The guests were
met at the door by Miss Anna
Schumacher who wore beautiful gown
of white. In the sunny south parlor
in the receiving line stood Mrs. Aug.
c. Bale. who presented her guests to
the lovely bride of her only son; also
Mrs. and Miss Meyer of Omaha.
mother and sister of Mrs. julius
Bale and Mrs. Ralph Cassaday.
Mrs. A. c. Bale was gowned in
black silk. Mrs. Julius Bale present.
ed a picture of lovliness in exquisite
wedding gown of white lace. Mrs.
Meyer wore a beautiful black lace
over white silk. Miss Meyer ricl
pink silk. and Mrs. Cassaday, yer,
becoming gown Of blue silk
| The guests were invited to the din.
ling room by Mrs. C. F. Cassaday.
where dainty luncheon was served.
The dining room was decorated with
pink carnations and drapings of pink
ribbon. After a pleasant SOCIAL hou,
the guests departed. show ering their
best wishes upon. Mrs. Bale who il
one of Denison's s fairest brides.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22

is due them. Mr.. and Mrs. Vassar
were married at New Lenox. Will
county Illinois January 10. 1858 and
moved to Denison in 1869. Mr..
Vassar was born at Jamacia. Long
Island Jan. 81. 1886 and SO on the
last of this month will celebrate his
his list birthday day. Mrs. Vassar
was born at Sommersetshire England
in May 1887 SO will soon reach the
age of three score years and ten.
When the call came for troops to
quell the rebellion Mr.. Vassar left his
wife and family ready to give his
life for the preservation of the union.
He enlisted Oct. Is. 1861 in Co. 1. 81
Illinois Vol. On Dec. 90 1861 he was
discharged at Camp Douglass Chi
cago. On March 2. 1865 he again
enlisted and this time in Co I.23d III.
Vol. He was dischared at Rich
mond. Va, July "a. 1865.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vassar have FIVE chill
dren living, these being Lucretia
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22

The Hidden Hand'' Friday night
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22

The Veteran Responded to by j.
L. Mcclellan.
g-Marching through Georgia.
w. X. C.-Responded to by A. j.
Bond.
G. A. R. Responded to by Mrs.
VIM. Rhodenhaugh.
Son of Veterans Responded to by,
Mrs. j. B. Romans.
Sone-U. S. A. Mrs. Emma Boylan
by request.
The Flag-Responded to by Mrs.
Sears McHenry.
At the same time in behalf OF the
Sons of Veterans she presented tu
Mr.. Vassar silk flag. The program
concluded by all uniting in singing
Rally Round The Flag" Then
came congratulations. At O'Clock
the wedding couple. Woman's Relief
Corps and Sons of Veterans were en-
tertained by the G. A. r. at the Ok
ford Cafe with banquet. to which
full Justice was done. about fifty sit
ting down. A Jolly hour was spent
in short speeches and toasts. then
the company parted to go to their
homes with the wish that Mr.. and
Mrs. Vassar may live many years
more and have health. happiness and
prosperity.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22
ILLINOIS CENTRAL AGENT
He Comes From AckIey to Fill the Po-
sition.

The new agent for the Illinois
Central is MIR. Bingen. who comes
from Ackley. That is German town
and so he can speak the German Ian
guage. He is making a favorable
impression on the business men he
has met. and will undoubtedly be a
good representative of this excellent
line of road. The Illinois Central is
one of the largest and best railroad
systems in the country. 1t runs
good trains to Omaha and Sioux City
but makes it's great showing south
ward through Illinois to New Orleans
in the Mississippi valley all the way.
The Hidden Hand'' Friday night.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22
COURT WILL MEET,
Judge Powers Arrives Next
Monday and Will Open Court
WILL CONSIDER HAssEN CASE
Grand Jury to Meet Monday Jan. 27
and Petit Jury the Following Mon
day.

There is considerable interest over
the coming term of the district court
for at that time the motion for new
trial will be argued in the case of the
Hassen brothers convicted of killing
their cousin. Nawfl about one year
ago. Should the motion for new
trial be overruled Judge Powers would
probably pass sentence on the prison
ers. Of course there is considerable
curiosity as to that the term of SEN
tence will be. The prisoners are rep
resented by Mr.. Lally and the state
by the county attorney and MIR.
Simms. The case will probably come
up during the first week Of the term.
The grand Jury will certainly have
some business for number of persons
have been bound over to- meet that
body. One of these is Frank Dwyer
who was brought over from Charter
Oak charged with committing for
gerry. There are three or more men
out on bail charged with some con-
nection with the shoes and other
merchandise taken from the cars at
Vail. At this term of court there
will be some action taken further as
to the saloon cases from Charter Oak.
The petit or trial jurors do not meet
until the third of February. There
will be number of civil cases SO
that the term will be full. In fact
this is good time of the year for
the citizens to sit on jury. for the
work at home is apt to be slack ex-
cept for men feeding cattle.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22
BRIDGE AND ROAD DISTRICTS.

BRIDGE AND ROAD DISTRICTS.
At the recent meeting of the board
of supervisors the county was divided
up in road and bridge districts and as
signment of supervisor made to each
district as follows:
Supervisor Ahart: Boyer. Union.
Paradise and Willow townships.
Supervisor Bath: Otter Creek,
Morgan. Soldier. and Charter Oak.
Supervisor Holland: Jackson. Mil
ford. West Side and Stockholm.
Supervisor Molter: Iowa. Nishna-
botny. Washington and Hayes.
Supervisor Cook: Goodrich. Deni-
son. Hanover and East Boyer.
Supervisor Cook has the poor of
Denison in charge this year.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22
A GOLDEN WEDDING.
+. G. Vassar and Wife of Deni
son Wed Fifty Years.
H0N0Rs BY GAR AND W R c
Have Been Residents of Denison Fo
Thirt Eight Years.

The Grand Army Post and the
Womans Relief Corps have been Civ
ing to one of the Union veterans. j..
G. Vassar and his wife fitting honors
on the fiftieth anniversary of their
wedding day. Among the oldest resi-
dents of Denison. further consideration
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22

Hobart Ostrander. of Ida Grove
Lewis Edgar Vassar at Iowa City !:
Lillle Vassar and L. D. Vassar at
home; Lydia Mary Vassar at Pierce.
Nebr.. and Leon Vassar. editor of
the West Side Journal
On Monday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Vassar were ''at home' to receive
their friends and a goodly number
called at the residence on East Tre-
mont street. Among the old settlers
to call was Mr.. II. C. Laub. one of
the oldest residents of the county and
they talked over many things which
happened in the early days.
I The fol owing is an account uf the
honors paid the worthy couple. by the
G. A. r. Post and the w. r. C.
At the appointed time Mr. and Mrs
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-22

are 9:15 a. m. and 9:5l q. m.
Principal p. m. mail arrives :06
p. m.
Additional D. m. mail arrives at
2 :35 p. nj.
Location Of Street Letter Boxes
Route No. 1:
l letter and package box outside
the post Office.
/ inside new Denison Hotel.
outside Merchant Hotel.
inside Court House.
/ at head of Nassau Street.
Route No. Q:
at Illinois Central Depot.
at corner Burt and Main Streets.
at Prospect and Pine Streets.
inside Denisop Normal College.
at corner fremont and Washing
ton Ave.
Route No. 3:
at corner Jefferson and Walnut
Streets.
at corner Walnut and Anthony
streets.
at Vine and Sweet Streets.
at Northwestern Station.
Description Of City Delivery Routes
Route No 1. business route.)
Beginning at center of intersection
Church and Sweet Sts., line to run.
Thence.
West to center intersection Church
and Main SITS.
South to center Main and Franklin
SITS.
West and northwest al ong center
Franklin and Court SITS. to Illinois
Central STATEN grounds.
Southwest a'd south along east
side of railroad ground to center
Broadway.
East to center Dyer St.
South to enter Chestnut St.
East to and including east side of
Sweet St.
North to center Church St.. place
of beginning.
Route No. 2:
Starting at center of Broadway,
east side of Sweet ST.. line to run,
Thence,
East to center Washington st.
South to center Chestnut St.
East TO and including Denison Nor
NAL College.
Northwest to east side Seagrave St.
North along and including east side
Seagrave ST.. to N. Side Church st.
East along and including north side
Church ST.. to E. side Jefferson Ave.
North along and including east side
Jefferson Ave. to So. line Section 2.
East to west side High St.
South along and including west side
High ST.. to north side Saunders S.
West along and including north line
Saunders St.. to w. side Pine st.
South. including west side Pine ST..
to Burt St.
West. including north side Prospect
St.. co Main st.
North. including east side Main
St.. to Grace Park.
West and north along park to Sec
tion line.
West to Illinois Central Railroad.
South. including l. C.. Depot, and
southeast along center Court ST.. to
center Frankling st.
East to center Main st.
North to Center Church St.
East to eastside Sweet St.
South. excluding east side Sweet
St. to center Broadway, place of be-
ginning.
Route No. 81
Beginning at center Broadway. eas,
side of Sweet ST.. line to run. Thence,
East to center Washington Ave.
South to center Chestnut St.
| East to Seagrave st.
South to south Vine st.
West including south side Vine ST.,
to east side Jefferson Ave.
South. including east side Jefferson
Ave. to Northwestern railroad.
Southwest along railroad to North.
western Station.
Northwest and north along North.
western branch line Pierce st.
East to Benson St.
North to Center Broadway.
East to center Dyer st.
south to center Chestnut St.
East to center Sweet St.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
Orange. Social News.
Especial to Thterimos-Dispa,ch.l

ORANGE. VA. August 1--Protracted
meetings are also in the wake. Next
Sunday old Pamunkey will begin spe-
lcial services. Pastor DECKER will be
assisted by DR.. Mcdaniel of Richmond.
DR.. j. y. French. formerly OF Rich
mond; and his charming wife arc visit
ing friends in this county. The Doctor
Is pleased with his church in Austin,
Texas.
Mr.. George Rawlings. of Washington,
is on visit to his Orange Kin.
Mrs. r. G.. Macon has returned from
trim to Atlantic City.
Miss Doretha Tatum, OF Richmond,
has been n recent guest Of her rela-
tive. Mrs. r. c. Booton, near Orange
Miss Mamie Dabney. of Staunton, 10
guest of Judge Morton. of Orange.
Mr.. II. II. West. of Richmond. Is
visiting at Montfort.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. SfcGilvray. OF
Richmond. are guests at Berry Hill.
Mrs. Will Coons. of Culpeper. is visit
Ing her mother. Mrs. John Frazer. near
here.
Mrs. J. NJ. Henderson, of Richmond,
who has been very i'll at Thorn Hill
Is Improving
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
The New Sleeves.

Sleeves on most of the new dresses
are long, transparent and shrred. In
fact they are the mousquetaire sleeves
of several years ago. Sleenss OF other
toilets show a short cap on the XII
mono order with long undersleeves Of
tucked net. sometimes trimmed on the
outer seam with rows of tiny ribbon
or velvet in the same color as the
gown.
One OF the most fashionable Paris
iennes wore at the Grand Prix a gown
of pink linen embroidered and BRAIDED.
The skirt was Vade with tunic in
Greek style and high waist line.
The bolero corsage fell over the waist.
hand of black liberty. showing only at
the sides apd falling. in long ends on
the left side to the edge OF the skirt.
Her hat was vatican. trimmed with
eight white feathers. huge tips placed
all around the crown the small spaces
between filled In with white tulle. In
her hand she carried long eighteenth
century cane Of pink wood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
Arvonia Social News.


b ARVoNIA. VA, August 1.-Mr. John
Nicholas OF Lynchburg. Is spending thu
summer with his sister, Mrs. w. II. Amblert
a, Seven Islands" on James River. neat
here. Mrs. Caskie. OF Lynchhurs. a daugh-
tor OF Mr.. Nicholas. Will also spend a por>
ton of the summer at Seven Islands.
Mrs. D. o. Thomas and children. of Nor.
folk. are spending some weeks at the homd
of Mrs. Thomas's mother, Mrs. Martha ].
Roberts.
Mr. w. a. Simpson. of Richmond. with
Mrs Simpson, spent some days last. week
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Senser.
Mrs. Holly Jarvey, of Richmond. with her
children. is visiting her mother, Mrs. George
Wallace
Miss MadEe Montgomery, of Richmond.
has returned home after visit to Miss
Louise Williams AT Bryn Arvon.
Miss Clara Pitts. of Scottsville. spent some
days at the homo OF her uncle, Mr.. a. L..
Pitts this week.
Miss Lila Waller puvai spent some days
last week with Miss Hattie Crute at Link
horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Hughes recently re-
kcanoke and the Natural Bridge.
Mrs. j. l.. Oliver and her two sons. Fount
and Evan spent last week visiting relatives
In Richmond.
Mr. !. y. Spencer. of Lynchburg, visited
friends here this week.
Mr. Lynch Montague, of Richmond. who
attended tho July term Of Buckingham
court, spend a day or two visiting friends
hero on his way back to Richmond.
- her home after a visit OF week or moro
at tho home OF the Misses Williams at Rryn
Arvon.
Miss Emma Louise Marsh OF Evington
Va. has returned to her homo after spends
ns two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Griff2
Edwards here. Mrs. Edwards returned to
her old home with her sister, and will re.
main there two or three weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
'Tares!d,a &c.

time, in spite Dorothy was checked
by his quick Interruption.
II have loved you all my life. and
never more. never more, than when l
forced myself to leave that you might
be free from your bondage.
And yet you heard what said! And
j was 80 hateful, SO wrapped up In my
own selfish self" Dorothy cried, re-.
morsefully.
You were YOURSELF Jack said. look
Ing down on her with infinite tender
ness-"the little woman have always
loved. But l must co. he added.
"Goodby."
COZ" she cried. Jack" and. catch
ing hold OF his hand. she clung to It.
Don't got Don't leave me alone again!
And, besides, there's Donnie. >Ire's
yours, too"
That settled the matter. Jack felt
powerless to leave his boy whom he
had rescued from the jaws Of death,
even II he could have torn himself
away again front Dorothy.
In the years that followed she grew
to love him very dearly and often, in
the little arbor covered by honey
suckles. they sat together talking hap
PLY Of themselves and of their boy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02


Laid. Miss Peggie Bigger. Mrs. Carlton Nc
earthly and Miss Mccarthy. Hon. and Mrs.
y. C. Folkey. Mrs. Florence Gibson Miss
Olive Gibson. Miss Virginia Blnford. Miss
NoIment and Miss Bessie Hammond. OF
Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. Manson, OF Charles
ton, S. c.. and Mrs. HARRISON and three
soEs, of Richmond.
Mrs. Nd. Haden has for the summer tho
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. DIR.
J.. b. Wood, Mrs. Reed. Miss Hattie Reed. OF
Richmond. va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Mercer. OF Rich
mond: Mrs. Winfree and her daughter. Mrs
Simmons. of Petersburg, arc guests OF Mr.
James Wayland at Crozet.
Major Bowies. of the Richmond Blues
and his wife; DR.. Rowles wife and son. AMI
Miss Bowles Mr.. Drewry Bowies. Miss An
derson and Miss Davis form n camping
party near Crozet.
Rev. S. w. Day; Keller. Va. member of
the Virginia Conference and former pastor
of the Methodist Church at Crozet visited
the homc of his father-n-law. Mr.. James
Wayland this week.
Mr.. Robert Y. Gates. a prominent manu-
facturer of spartanburg S. c., his wife and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
outdoor DlnipS-Room.

An outdoor dining room Is n great luxury
and IA not always difficult to arrange, a
portion OF the piazza which Is secluded
mesh. In most sections of the country thiA
is necessary 10 comfort on account OF files.
though in olden days in the South . small
colored how with long peacock feather
br,,sh we. considered a satisfactory subs
stitute. 4 round rustice table, which Will
look we'll ut all times and bs useful fos
other purposes, and siinple piazsa chairs ars
tthe only essential furnishings. til
In order to insure privacy q natural screen
az vines is attractive,> or Gns, OF sJapaneae
mating which will roll ike O. shade may
bc ,sati Doiiies fnstead Ut q alethg snnuld
10 used on the tahs. and o bowl OF trcsh3
.flewers should always stand IN the centre
IIcuae and Garden. .issss3j q, II s8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
Crozet Social News.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatchl
CRoHET. VA. August 1.--Mrs. l.. a. Bar
gamin and her daughter. Miss Laura. Of
Richmond. mother and sister OF Mr.. Russell
Baigamln. are his guests for the SUNNY
Mr. Bargamin, has n beautiful home In tl\
wos. side OF the town. and Is Il very popular
business man here.
Spending the past month In Waynesboro is
now guest OF J. NJ, Ellison at croze..
Other guests at Liberty Hall are Mrs. Alvey
and Miss Marie Alvey. Misses Mundy. Mrs.
George Euker and Mrs. Clara NJ. Hughes,
of Richmond; Miss Keiningham. of Wash
ington. D. c.; Mrs. Carrie Pace, of North
Carolina: Messrs Hall. of williamsburg
Va. and Mr.. Russell q. Webb. OF Norfolk.
Miss Bette Wayland has her house full.
Her guests for the summer are Mrs. B. r..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

eyes. ra.,.a,,s,v ,nto
snceeh. .The child is alltI have" she
said. II have lost my husband and
pardon me-" INTERRUPTED the man,
.yyhen did your husband dep
His voice betrayed him. Jack" she
cried, "Jack, is 1t really you?"
.Forgiye me-" he said quite humbly
II could not stay away ANY longer
from the child and you"
"stay,i away!" his wife exclaimed,
s"Why should you stay away? Why
40 free YOU FROM your bondage
he replied; and told her everything, In
Guiding the fact TINT, after Sowing
IN the Kings army for five years, he
had been invaded home from Africa
after which he spent months in a
convalescent home. His .appeaaiug at
her house first In the guisasof a tramp
was a littlesruse whereby he meant to
see her and the child without being
recognized. Lately he had come into
the neighborhood again, 5undisguised
except by the heard he had grown
while convalcsclng, and from afar he
had watched over his dear ones,
Il ''Then you have loved rne all tha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
Beaver Dam Social News.
Especial to The Times,pispatch.

4
BEAVER DAM. VA, August DIR.
and Mrs. B. F.. VIM have returned to
Richmond after short visit to the
latter's home.
Mr.. Harry Hatch is visiting his
grandfather. DIR. j. T.. Hatch.
Mr.. Lee Wash is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. c. %. Jones'
Miss BERTHE Long. OF Alice, and Miss
May Philpots. OF Richmond, are visit
ing Miss Matte Houclins
Miss Flossie Yeamans. of Richmond,
is spending the summer with her sis
ter. Mrs. w. Johnson.
A normal school will be built here,
costing $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
cretonue Cardcases.

Cardcases of cretonne or linen are useful
and pretty with summer dresses, and they
arc very easily made at home.
Most OF them are lined with linen, all
though others are finished with tnffsta. All
ara stifened by a piece OF tailor's canvas.
must, OF course. be- gcnt straight---not bias
and turned back sn the lining side at either
end, to form pockets, Such cardcases are
usually bound in braid or stitched bands Of
the material but should they be of white
linen. they, are very attractive when button
holed all round tho edge.
q The owners monogram, too. may be emf
Fbroidercd at one corner, either In linen floss
or mercerized cotton, which greatly adds
to the beauty and individuality of the whole
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

their children, nre guests for the summa
OF Mrs. Cates's father, DR.. ]. j. Lafferty,
his homo. the Cottage on the Cliff" nea,
Crozet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson OF Richmond,
arc guests OF Mrs. +. w. Clark. OF Crozet
Mr.. Eddie Payne, of r.ynchburg, Va, 4
visiting tho home OF his mother. Mrs. N. 4
Payne. OF Crozet.
Miss Leila Payne. who has been In train;
Ing for the past year in a hospital In Wash.
irgton.; D. C.. Is at home WITH her mothcr,
Mrs. N. /. Payne. at Crozet. for a month";
vacation 6
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-02-13
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the district court OF the Seventh Judicial
district of the state of Idaho, in and for the
county of Canyon.
A. j. Malmstrom ami Bertha Pearl Malmstrom.
plaintiffs, VS.. John Doe, Richard Roe and Mary
Roe, the unknown heirs of James NJ. Brown, de-
ceased. Ben F. Brown, C. w. Cooper, Mrs. X R.
Nichols and Independent School District of
EmmettSyille, Defendants.
The people of the state OF Idaho, send greeting
to the above named defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required to ap-
pear in an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiffs in the district court OF
the Seventh judicial district, state of Idaho, in
and for the county OF canyon and to answer the
complaint OF plaintiffs filed therein within
twenty days exclusive of the day OF servfcc)
after service on you Of this summons IL served
IN this district, otherwise within forty DAYS
The said action is brought to obtain a decree
forever quieting the plaintiffs in their title and
possession OF the certain piece of land situate in
Canyon comfy, state ofIdaho. to Wit
Commencing at the NV corner of the s. FIVE
and acres of the nw14 OF the swl4 of sec, 8, in
Il. o. n, r. /, W. Is. NJ running thence s. on
sec line, 20 rods thence at right angles 40
rods thence N. parallel with said sec line 20
rods, thence W at right angles, 40 rods to place
OF beginning, described in the complaint on file
hereln, TO which reference is here made, against
an claims thereto by the defendants or either OF
tnem, or by any one claiming through or under
them, after the commencement of this suit,
ANA You are hereby notified, that il you tail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required, the said plaintiffs wiz. appeal to the
court for the relief demanded liz the complaint
GiVen Under my hand and the seal of the dis
rct court OF the seventh judicial district of the
state OF Idaho in and for the county of CANYON,
mis- 10th day of January. in the year 1905
q. V. bailey, Clerk
Finley Monroe, Attorney for plaintiffs, resid-
'nee' Emmett Idaho. (sEAL3