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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-05
AriOn Anchor
Local Briefs.

] Mrs. Henry and Vance Butler re-
turned from visit with the formers
daughter. Mrs. Somertield.
| Mrs. Ed. Dorsey spent Sunday
with her parents at Bell.
Mrs. Hemphill. of Buck Grove,
spent Monday with the Newman
family.
L. C. Butler came from the lake.
where he left his family enjoying
themselves hugely. He states that
there are an abundance of fish in the
lake.
The annual bank meeting was held
Monday. August 3rd.
Mrs. Joe Duncan was caller here
last Monday.
John Fern and VIM. Staller are
sick with typhoid fever.
VIM. Arndt and daughter assisted
by Dean and Riley Talcott furnished
the music for the dance given in the
hall at Boyer.
Miss Harmon. of Persia, who has
been visiting with her cousin. Mrs.
Ollie Nelson, returned to her home
last Friday
Stella Butler returned from a visit
in Ida Grove. where she spent the
time very pleasantly visiting with
Miss Macomber, who was a classmate
at Grinnell last year. Miss Stella
will soon return to Omaha, where she
will continue her course in music at
Brownell hall.
The young man who recently came
from Germany and who has been
working in the meat market. is very
sick with typhoid fever. He came
here stranger and soon learned tc
speak the English language and made
friends with all and it seems sad in
deed. for him to be so far away from
home and friends and sick in q
strange land.
| Mrs. W. C. Larson informs hel
friends that she crossed the ocear
safely and is enjoying the visit with
friends and relatives, but she has ex.
perienced considerable difficulty il
tracing her baggage. which has moi
yet reached her and can only b.
traced as far as New York City.
Mr.. Reese and family are prepar
ing to return to Montana. A few
months ago they sold out their inter
est in piece of irrigated land ant
came back to their old home in Iowa
but they have recently decided tina
the far west has greater attractions
Waldo Talcott and wife will star
next Thursday for Crofton. Neb.
where they will visit for some TIM
with their sons. Drs. j. NJ. and d
d. Ialcott.
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Mrs. Henry Jacobsen and little son
have returned to their home in Dun.
lap. after few day IS visit with VIM.
Kahl and wife.
Agnes Owens has purchased a fine
runabout, which is adding much
pleasure to her vacation.
DR.. Thos. Houlihan, of Ida Grove,
is spending his vacation visiting his
parents. M. L. Houl,han and wife.
Mrs. Ed Granger and sister, Mel
lie. were guests of the Misses Owens
last Thursday.
Emma KahI returned Thursday,
after few day week S visit with re-
'latives in Dunlap.
VIM. Kruse and wife and family
visited with j. Mehmen's Sunday.
Gertrude Latchaw is spending a few
days with her sister. Mrs. Bert
Harvey.
Ben Weise and wife left Saturday
for a short visit in Arcadia with the
formers brother. Emil Weise.
Little Johnnie Kruse has been Wis
iting his grandparents. F. Evans
and wife for few days.
May Furne is spending a few day S
with her sister. Mrs. Delbert Lee.
of Arion.
VIM. Bauman and wife were Sun
day visitors at the home of Martin
Magner and wife, of East Boyer.
George Powell and family visited
with the latter's parents. ID. F..
Bryan and wife Sunday.
Mrs. James Owens and family at
tended the Catholic church in Ken.
wood Sunday and spent the afternoon
at the Flaherty nome.
Theo. Kuhl and wife entertained
relatives from Manila on Saturday
and Sunday.
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A Faithful Friend.

81 have used Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since
it was first introduced to the public
in 1872, and have never found one in
stance where cure was not speedily
effected by its use. have been a
commercial traveller for eighteen
years. and never start out on trip
without this. my faithful friend. -
says H. S Nicholson of Oakland.
Ind. Ter. When man has used a
remedy for thirty five years he knows
its value and is competent to speak
of it. For sals by Phi. A. Schlum-
berger.
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JACKSON.

Ernest Schwans has sold his inter-
est in the threshing machine to Chris
Ripple.
A number of our young folks at
tended the dance at Boyer Saturday
evening.
A birthday party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholsun's-
Saturday evening.
While John Lanhack was moving
weeds in the yard he left the team
and went to the barn, and while he
was gone his little girl stood on the
sickle bar and the team moved, cut
ting three or four gashes in her foot.
Fred Dean. son of Cary Dean. of
Carroll, died in Nebraska on Monday.
June 9th, of blood poisoning, caused
by ulcers on the arm.
Mrs. Frank Weed went to Carroll
last Saturday,.
Mrs. Cleveland. of Wall Lake, has
a century plant in bloom. opens about
10 O'Clock. 1t is beauty.
Some friends from Yetter are visit
ing at Mr.. Shafer's home this week.
Henry Pfankeuch ratified off valu-
able horse last week. VIM. Dresser
was the lucky winner.
Mrs. John Williams, of Deloit, who
visited with Mr.. Thomas Brogan. lett
for Lake View last Wednesday.
Mr.. Wagner and family. of Ode
bolt. visited Mr.. Geo. Gum and wife
last Sunday.
Nellie Amen visited her uncle.
George johnson. in Carroll county.
last week.
Mrs. Dick Groen is on the sick list.
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RICKETTS, ITEMS.

VIM. Pershing and Andy Rohr
drove to Schleswig Monday to call
on friends.
H. F. Johannsen returned Tuesday
from short visit at Chicago.
C. P. Hoefer came back Monday
and took up his work in the Green
Bay lumber yards again. He has
spent the past week at Schleswig
taking Mr.. Hoiton's place.
Jurgen Krohnke and wife. of
Schleswig, and Margaret Benning. of
Sioux City. called at the Geo.
iKrohnke home Sunday.
Jurgen Arff and wife drove out
from Charter Oak Tuesday evening to
call on friends.
Mesdames Vollerson and C. Mahnke
called on Mrs. C. H. Vollerson at
Charter Oak Wednesday.
Edith Heller and Mrs. j. A.
Darfiar are spending few days with
their parents at Lake View.
Mesdames Geo Krohnke, M. Wulf
and Aug. Tech attended the circus at
Denison Friday.
Clark and Chas. Marshall visited
their sister, Mrs. j. C. Jacobsen,
Sunday.
A large number of friends of the
Rabe young people were invited tc
their pleasant home. east of towr
Sunday for few hours which were
most pleasantly spent.
John Fischer and Anna Knoll were
married at the BRIDES home nea,
Charter Oak Wednesday. They will
make their future home near Ute.
Mary Minder entertained few Of
her friends at the d. F. Nemitz home
Tuesday evening.
j. C. Jacobsen and wife, Anna
Minister, Mrs. H. R. Timm. Meta,
Grover and Aug. Jacobsen returned
Friday from weeks outing at Lake
View.
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WEST DENIsoN.

Mr.. Smith, of Ainsworth. Neb.
visited one day last week with his
sister, Mrs. John Blackman.
w. j. Bauman and niece Nora
Fitzpatrick. spent Sunday at the Joe
Bauman home. near Buck Grove.
Julia Fitzpatrick, of New York
City, is expected to arrive next week
for visit with relatives.
John Blackman and wife visited
at the Elmer Mill home Saturday
evening.
Joe Bauman visited with his par
ents Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Scott visited her
friend, Mrs. George Powell. over
Sunday.
jerome Blackman and wife are
receiving congratulations over their
new granddaughter, the little Miss
came to brighten the home of Fred
Blackman ami wife, of MILAN, Ore ;,
June 25th.
C. Z. Harvey enjoyed visit last
week from his brother James.
Mrs. Randall and children. Mrs.
Dickson and children were guests at
the Elmer Mill home one day last
week.
Maude and Eva Tabor. of Boone,
are visiting friends here this week.
Mrs. Marcella Williams and babies
are visiting with friends couple of
weeks in this vicinity.
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VAIL ITEMS.
Attend the carnival


Vail visitors in Denison last week
were. Mrs. NJ. R. McGrath, Mrs.
Trexel and Miss Emma Buehler.
Miss Laurane Hickey. Mrs. John
Molony. Mrs. Guhne. Mrs. Aft. Tenn
pest and daughter Violet. Mayme
Etzel, Miss Susie Hanshon. Mrs. Pat
Lynch. Miss Tress Breen, Miss Name
Bierne. Mrs. John Dougherty and
children and Mr.. Pat Lane.
| Among the Vailites visiting in Car
.:oll were Mrs. ]. P. Fitch, M. j.
Casey and daughter. Mrs. Jos. Duffy.
MISS Grace Dieter. Mrs. James Duffy
and Miss Flossie Duffy and Mrs.
Haas.
Vail friends enjoyed visits the past
week from Miss Clara Mccarthy, Jos.
Monaghan, who put in two weeks on
the farm, Mrs. Champion, Will Mok-
Ter, Mrs. Naughton and children, all
of Denison.
Mrs. Will Farley and daughter
Genevieve. who has been visiting in
South Omaha for the past couple of
weeks. returned home Friday even
ing.
Mrs. E. A. Liddle, of Sioux City,
spent a few days here with her sister.
Mrs. Chas. Suffer and family last
week.
Miss Ilausen. of Arcadia. visited
her sister, Mrs. w. Shove, here last
week.
Theodore Kral left Wednesday
morning for Indiana where he has
secured good position.
N. Thies and family. of Arthur,
visited with Mrs. Thies parents. H /.
Gronemeyer and family last Sunday.
Mr.. Lowe. of Presho. South Oak.
was guest at the Gallagher home
last week.
Marie Dawson. Of Chicago. is vi :
iting her uncles here. Joe and S. B..
Rundlett.
Edna Molseed and Olive Lynch
spent last week with friends at
Arion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland. of Ma
nilla. spent Sunday at the Whiting
home.
Lulu Mcguire is home from short
visit in South Dakota.
Mrs. Kate Lynch returned last
week from VISIT with her sister.
Mrs. Will Lynch and family. of Lo
gan.
Miss Mary Vernnik went to West
Side Saturday evening for few
days visit with her brother and
family.
Miss Lizzie Holland. of Iowa City,
arrived in Vail Saturday evening for
visit with her uncle. John Holland
and family.
Anna Custer was visiting in Omaha
a couple of days last week.
w. Fitzgerald and family, of Dun.
lap. came down here Sunday to visit
his mother, Mrs. Chas. Suffer, before
she leaves for South Dakota.
John Larson made trip to Omaha
che first of last week
Miss McCatfery, of St. Louis. is a
guest of Mrs. Monaghan.
Thos. Adams returned from trip
to Omaha Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sholer. of Des Moines
are guests at the DR.. Darling home
the past week.
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| Pete Ludwig was transacting bust
ness in West Side Monday.
Thos. Ratchford returned Frida,
night from ten days stay with hi
family at Lake Wood.
Vincent Adams went to Omaha
Tuesday for couple of months stay
Nellie Harrington and nephew
Willie Mcguire. has returned from 6
months visit with relatives at Sibley
Rev. Father Murphy is spending
this week in Davenport.
Hugh Costello. of Wagner. South
Dakota, came Saturday evening for q
weeks visit with his mother. who is
in very poor health at present.
Pete Mccormick was a Schleswie
visitor Sunday.
Willie WEIGH and sister Margaret,
are spending their vacation with re-
latives at Toronto. Iowa. their OLD
home. They expect to be gone about
ten days.
John Vennick and wife were up
from West Side Sunday.
The steel bridge over the stream
near the Catholic church will soon be
completed. We will be pleased when
this bridge is finished for it was bad
ly needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giynn and daughter.
of Dewitt. came Sunday evening for
visit with their son. DR.. Glynn and
family.
A. j. Barrow and family started
overland in their auto to Kennebeck.
South Dakota. last week. They have
sent word back to their friends that
all went we'll with them except that
one of the tires exploded while cross
ing the Missouri river. Mr.. Bar
rows business to South Dakota is to
buy about five hundred head of cattle
to place on the ranch recently pur-
chased by himself. E. D. Ryan and
John Dieter. near Kennebeck, Lyman
county. South Dakota.
Mrs. Charles Suffer and son Her.
bert. also loaded a car with theil
household goods and left for Kenne.
beck. where they expect to assist
Mr.. Barrow. We are sorry to lose
the Suffer family from Vail. but hope
they will better their condition by
moving west. The Barrow family
expect to be back to Vail in a couple
of months.
James Mitchell went to South Da.
kota last week and bought large
farm near Wagner. He has men tt
work now preparing to build at once
a large house and barn.
| F. Woolsten and wife. of Boyer
was trading in Vail Thursday.
1t was finally settled Saturday tina
we are to have carnival on the is
10 and 20 of August. The committe
are to spend about six hundred dollar
on free attractions. The contract i
not yet signed with all of the FIRE
attractions, so we will have to defe
until next week to let the people kno,
just what we will have for them
Vail has made a success the past fe,
years in the carnival busiess and the
are now prepared to do better tina
ever. The cash for the show Is no,
in the Traders Bank and everythin
is in good shape to boost the carnival
A large banner forty five feet lon
was hung across Main street Monda
morning announcing the dates.
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On the Beach.

Fair Maidie is of form divine.
If rather wide dimensions;
Her style. sort of clinsing vine.
Is not the kind that men shun.
To keep it so she exercises
Some embonpoint she hath;
Before her blessed sex arises
Sly Maidie takes a bath.
Her bathing suit. in shore, achieves
BY WISE elimination
A masters art in what it leaves
To ones Imagination
And when the surf is breaking high
Or sharks. or who can tell?-
And on the beach men are not shy
"A sun bath does as Well
San Francisco Chronicle.
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The Difference.

Teacher-What is the difference be
tween monosamy and bigamy?
Pupil-lt takes a bigger fool to ge
into bigamy.-New York Press.
Going Up!
Yes. the girls brought the compan.
to terms
What did they force it to do?"
"I,ut i'll an extra large elevator t,
carry up their hats. "-Cleveland Plal,
Dealer.
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The Critics.

Bess = She never said one sweet
thing in her life.
Bele-No. She says so many sout
things she must have picked
tongue.-Harvard I.ampoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-11
DIR. z. ARCHAMBAULT.

General diseases treated, hut special atten-
ton given to the treatment of tuberculosis or
consumption by means Of the new serum.
Barre--Ohieo S. Summer ST., corner West
Houfs-7 to 8 a. m, 2 II and 70 p. IN. Web
starville Residence Henry Gigure, for CONSUL
tation, Tuesdays to IL a. m Graniteville-
Residence 0duie Gilbert, for consultation, Fri
days to Il a. IN. Tel 407-13
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TALK OF THE TOWN.

Something newt French fried pota'
toes, cents bug, at tho Uncle Sam
Cafe.
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EAST MONTPELIER.

f. B, Arbuckle was in Barre Thurs.
day.
George Kent of Barre city was in
town Thursday on insurance business.
| Clarence Long spent the Fourth in
Brookfeld with relatives returning Mon
day.
! A daughter weighing 9a4 pounds was
born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. George Abair last
Sunday.
Maudo WyHe Of WiIliamstown spent
last week with her aunt, Mrs. A. g.
Whiteher
NJ Il. Rowland was in Montpelier on
Tuesday as delegate TO the County
Convention.
George Woods went to Middlesex on
Monday and returned with new NOW
ing machine,
! j. +. Robbins and son, Clarence went
TO Hyde Park on business last week
Wednesday, returning Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beckley and chill
dren and Miss Abbe French Of Barre
City were in town last Saturday.
| A new floor has been laid this week
on long bridge at the East village.
The old floor was broken through in sew
eral places, and one horse was hurt.
The boys at East Village had great
time the night before the Fourth, and
did all sorts Of funny things, besides
making lots of noise.
! Mrs. 0. T. Tillotson was in Barre
Friday with her daughter Bernice and
her mother, Mrs. A. &. Davis. Mrs
! Davis is visiting few days with her
granddaughter, Mrs, Geo. Maker.
Townspeople are requested to keep
in mind the date OF the campmeeting
August II to % inclusive. It is ex-
pected that the hest camp yet viii be
held this year. Plan to come and camp
through the ten days.
Remember the services tomorrow at
the Evangelical church. at 1880 a. M.
and 1900 p. m. Rev. g. H. Taylor, the
pastor, will preach at both services.
Sunday school at II o'clock. All are
made welcome at these services.
The two married daughters of Peter
Papino were at home the Fourth and
over Sunday with their husbands and
children from Barre and Worcester and
his daughter Ida was also home from
Nliddlesex Center, where she works this
summer.
The Grange meeting last week was a
very interesting one, as there was fine
program, nearly all Of it patriotic, after
which light refreshments were served by
scyeal young ladies', many more than
usual being present, and all had fine
time.
There was a largely attended picnic
on the camp grounds Fourth of July,
about hundred coming from Barre and
Montpelier on the train, and fully fifty
by team from this and surrounding
towns. A fine time was enjoyed by all,
with no mishap except bruises sustained
bv Rev. VI. W. Latte Of Montpelier
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TALK OF THE TOWN.
silk coats at Fits.

Silk coats at Fits.
25c lace hose for l0c at vaughan's.
Auction sale tonight at the City Auc.
tion rooms.
Excursion to Lake Chsnplain; see
adv. on page ?.
Miss May Gram went TO her home
in Brandon to-day for a few days visit,
Mrs. Guy Varnum and her mother
went to Burlington to-day for visit
over Sunday.
You will never have better oppor-
tunity TO buy wash goods than on sat
urday at Perry's for 71ac per yard.
Public dance, NJ w. of A. hall, sat.
urday, July 18th, with Gilbertson's or.
chestra; admission Tor gents SOC, ladies
free.
The largest single shipment of
peaches TO be received in town this sea
son so far came yesterday Tor the New
England Fruit Co.
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Another big jam q people listened TO
tic Montpelier Military Bands concert
at the city park stand last evening.
there being nearly as many present as
during the first two concerts Of the
series. The music was thoroughly en-
ioyed by all; and trombone solo by
4 NJ Troupe called out an encore The
Methodist young people again took ed.
vantage Of their opportunity and served
ice cream on the church lawn.
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TALK OF THE TOWN,
Auction to.night At Z o,cIock.

Auction tonight at o'clock.
Long and short kimonos at Vaughan's.
Excursion to Lake Champaign; see
adv. on page ,.
Auction sale tonight, City Auction
rooms See small bills.
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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY. JULY ii. 1908.
Weather Prediction.

For this afternoon and Sunday, fair
and warmer. Light TO fresh east, shift
ing to aouth and southwest winds.
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PICTURE POST CARDS

Summer time is Post Card time,
and to satisfy the call for Cards of
all decent sorts and at various
prices from two for Sc up to Soc
each-we have been adding to our
stock the latest and best Cards to
be had.
Local views for tourists, foreign
!, scenes for those collecting, histori-
cal cards, including state houses and
presidents of the United States, 4th
of July cards and comic and humor-
Gus ones.
The majority of our Cards are two
for Sc, the elaborate ones being
higher. We now have the biggest
selection in the city. See display in
window.
O. ]. DODGE,
The jewelers.
no Main Street, Barre, VI.
.-.--.~s.al~ae
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27
TELLS HOW ID AVOID DISEASE
Edwards Points Out Some Rules Governing Treatemnt
 of Consumption.
(Phoenix Gazette.)

The following communication has been received from ". Wyatt Ed wards, dealing with tuberculosis and ways and means of avoiding the dread disease:
 When the general public is well acquainted with the causes of con sumption. the dread disease will di- minish; yet it is essential the causes be well published so all will take warning.
 To state the causes 1t may be well to state reasons, so as to carry con viction to readers, that they may profit thereby.
 Close rooms, where coal oil is used for lighting or fuel, is a primary cause, bcause the light quickly burns the life giving air, so much needed by the occupant, and he or she breathes over and over again the foul air he has exhaled, and the blood becomse impure, the kidneys and lungs weak ened to such an extent decay sets in in the lungs, and tubercle is formed; then consumption-death beginning -ndS SSI Ill TOT SOOu. us ctu Dc avoided by opening the doors and win dows that fresh air may enter day and night, no matter how cold it may be. Consumption is seldom known among those who live in open houses.
 "Scrofulous taints in the blood is another source of this dread disease.
 A cold causes congestion-an ex- cess of blood in the lungs-if not quickly removed, the result will be lever, decay and decomposition.
 Another source, as set forth by Dr. Campbell of Cincinnati, O., is that the union of certain temperaments5 pro duce temperaments that are more subject to consumption than others; for instance, the tall, light, and the short dark people are the ones we see the most, and as there are so many of these two types, they must be produced by the union of the same temperaments all the time.
 Plenty of fresh, dry air day and night will benefit any case not too far gone, and will cure many.
 Living as much as possible in the open in a dry climate has cured many severe colds, purified the blood, and given health and strength to many"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27
B|G TIME AT
 COUNTRY CLUB
 ELECTION EYE
Direct Wire Will Report To Club Members the Result of Election All Over the United States.

The committee appointed to ar, range for the election returns at the
 Warren District Country Club, are
 busy planning one of the biggest
 events in the history of the club.
 William Apgar, Dr. c. L. Caven and F.
 E. Shine were appointed as a com
 mittee to arrange for the returns, and | they propose to give the members a good time. Besides the election re- turns by direct wire which will be
 received at the club as soon as any l place in the United States, music, 1 dancing, cards and other amusements will be indulged in. Cars will be ar
 ranged for to accommodate all dur ing the night. Cars will leave the club as late as five in the morning, if the members wish to remain.
 MT. Holmes of the Postal has ar
 ranged to run the wire over this week, which requires a mile of wire. Ample help will be secured for the evening. to serve lunches, and any one wishing meals can make arrange ments by notifying the steward of the club.
 Saturday evening. October S1st. be- ing Hallowe'e 'en, the ladies of the club will procure pumpkins for the occa, sion, If they are possible to get, and open the dancing by giving pumpkin dance Some other events are also talked of for Saturday evening. All members are welcome to the dances. The house committee will meet to. morrow and select a permanent floor committee. Also a dance program will be ordered. Cars will leave Bis bee S:30. 10, 11:30; leaving the club at 10:30 and 12. All dances are in formal affairs.
 Golf Instructor Erickson reports many lessons given in Golf during the w'Sk k, and expects to see a team of twenty men by the 29th. the day of the match with Douglas, that will be able to cope with any twenty they care to send up, and it is hoped they will send their best team up. The team will be picked out in the near future, giving all time to practice
 A steward of renowned ability as a caterer has been secured and will be here on the 31st. The dining room will be one of the main features in I the future