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The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
Summer Tourist Rates Via
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ON sale daily 10 Jersey Seashore resorts,
Adirondack Mountains, Northern New
York, New England, Canadian Provinces.
Nova Scotia. Allegheny Mountain resorts;
also to many Western points If conten-
Mating a rail OF water tour for pleasure
o. recreation, consult agents at 1917 G St
OF 619 Pa ave They VIII be helpful to
--oTr
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MRS. STEVENSON MOVES.
widow of Novelist Objects to Her
DauEhter-in-Iavy as NeighbOr.

DuuEhter-in-IavT as NeighbOr.
san Francisco, July I5.-Mrs. Robert
Louis Stevenson, widow Of the novelist.
has sold the picturesque home which she
built on Lombard street, overlooking the
Golden Gate. and VIII remove TO Santa
Barbara. where she has purchased a
country home Ms. Stevenson received
81. .000 for her home
It IS said that differences between Mrs.
Stevenson and her daughter-ln-law. Mrs.
Lloyd OsbouTne, who lives next door. led
TO Mrs. Stevenson's determination to
moEe-
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a,1.Imorc 4 OhEo Fxcursion.

MOO 10 Frederick, keedysville Gor An
tiefarn). Hagerstown- and return Special
traiu leaves Union Station a m, sun
day, July ls-
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The Bottom Has Dropped Out
OF lumber prices. Libbsy x Co
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16

Summer SpeciaI-5Oc for Ferns
Worth &c and 81 Blackstone. 18th and T
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16

Lowest Lumber Prices in Years.
sank Libbey < Co. 9Th 81 and n 7. ave
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16

No. Cypress Shingles, s. Per 1,o0O.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 6th St and n \. ave
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16

Edge Grain GeOrgfa Flooring $40
Per I09 1est- LibbeE q Co
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16

zoe Eyer-bIOOminE Rosebushes
Reduced TO &C. kIamer's- SIS + st
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16

Worth Carolina siding, S1-5O Per 100 Ft.
Frank Libbey & Co.. eth St and " Z ave
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16

100000 Feet Edge Grain Georgia
Flooring now on hand. Lbbey & Co.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16

Ceiling CseasIedl, $50 Per 100 Ft.
Frank Libbey &, Co., 6th st. and n. Z ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
IncorpOrated Charities.

FTyHE NEW YORK COLORED MISSION. 225 WEST
/ Both ST. y. Y. City. Founded in 1865 by promi-
business inc ISL Its object, the religious
social elevation Of the colored people
trained nurse visits daily the sick in their homes:
Of comfort good
tired, discouraged There n
classes for children. sunday schools religious
all. Evenings mission. for BOYS.
eyerings girls. and a welcome
Large funds urgently needed and de
Nelop this Contributions may be
l.. HOLLINGSWORTH WOOD
Treasurer of the Board Managers
Wall Nnrk
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19


Quartet. AI1elua. -, h,-,o,s
soprano. mezzo soprano alto ana OarS'o"e-
Quintet Arise. Now. Daughter OF zion
Cu,ntet Praise e the Lord OF HOSTS
Tenor Valley from The Messlal 'f@'N
Tro Ny Soul Magnify christmas ,+
Soprano tenor barytons o.eA...
Intermezzo. tJaDde
Postlude, HalleIujah Chorus -'.'''-'''-''-'
The HOLY Infant cantata Frederic F1eio buia
Prelude, with soprano solo
Hark a Thrilling Voice Is Sounding.
Tenor recitative Behold. a virgin
Tenor solo. o Come, Emmanuel ..,.L
C,ntralto resitative, And Thou, BetneheIn.
C-ortraIfo solo o Town of Betheehen1-
Pastoral. Come Hither, He faltnu- 1,.,.d Christ
oTatortol -'.
Carol, Sing, Aneuia r>.-. Ipera
rt6nn com npasseI soIo Jesus Name Of wondrous Love
co1Esor rsctative And When the Days OF Her fuli-
hcation.
sing q Sing This Blessed Morn
9TeTtoTy' g cTand Chorus in Guiinant
rr-rRcE OF THE HOLY coMMUNIoN-CHRIsT-
MAS DAY.
professional. hymn 81
- u 81 omen Thou lips.
our mouth shall show forth my praise
Glory the Father ana 10 the son anu u ~
HOY u Vas in the beginning. Is and ever shall
be- world without end Amen. . .A. .,.- ., 0a,,,d a
c. TinUr which is christ Lord. z
fI1n1n No 40 (Adeste Ffdels)
cantata . 80 ''' '
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
LOST-BANkBOOK
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

NEW 5000 PLAYER PIANO At S2S5 =
Factory representative will offer this
large sacrifice on limited number of in
struments- our reason for thi= ofrer-we
need money. ADDRESS Factory Representa-
tive, Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
HOMELESS. UNEMPLOYED MEN.
ABLE AND WILLING TO WORK
Helped to Help Themselves
I>nI-STRIAL CHRISTIlN AIIIAN


40 Street, which provides oig giuc
iu return "A minimum Of seeking
ploym five story. basement build ar oc
rup,ed provided contributions. No since tSiy
viii YOUR help service uueuuioyed men
IT'S CHRISTMAS TINE. Make checks PAYABLE 10
Jan L James Bremc~. Pres Iobp
s. Huyler Wires Harvey Graeme Furbay. Gen. Sec
THE NEW YORK CHRISTIAN HOME FOR IN
temperate Men has more than doubled usefulness
since moving Chester Crest Vernon Nearly
hundred unfortunate men annually wei
coined Paying guests accommodated a cost
entirely in accordance with means. Last year the
Free department cared Tor Three Hundred panniIess
ne this department Thanksgiving IN -tst
gifts OF money clothing solicited Address
stuart Dodse. y. D, Pres. Mr.. Frank r Chambers
Nice-Pres Mr. w, $ Edgar f3 Cedar s.. Treas.. Mr
W. E Lougee Sec'y.
SOCIETY FOR PROVIDING EVANGELICAL, RET-IC''
IOGa LIFERATURE FOR THE BLIND tInc PbiIa
Publishing the International sunday School Tesso
weekly and standard religious books the Ncty York
system or embossed tangible for the hlind
supported by charitable contributions. Res, o "
MHTFAKER LII d Pres, ARTHUR Z NEWBoID
Treas of J. =. Morgan 4 CoJ. Rev. albert nAI.U.
CAN'T Financial seq office No f5O Nassau 81
y y Funds needed si,e the blind Sunday sehloi
Weekly 1863. ~-'7'
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1908.

Hymn hymn ST
ST. LEos R c. cHURcH-5 A NJ
prsn,,le -Du B"'s
-.
In male voices. La ~.
Onertory Adeste Fideles ~ yI,,sD ~
organ
a.
Selections on Joseph Poznansk from, the
works OF Beethoven Weber. CiGlrnant and fozflansA
II A. NJ.
organ string sextet.
in fat for Ia ftacfs
organ and string seztet- >-,,.
Soil chorus organ and strngs -.
PosIde overture. Freischutz. weber
organ and string sextet
CALVARY BAPTIsT-11 A.
As Gladness Men OF Old oener
choral anthem. Sing Heavens. r ey
Recative Behold Virgin; air and chorus I1gs fsnd.f
HYMN shout The Glad TTdings .Ayson
Carol Give Heed Ny Heart io
ABSORPTION Haleujsh, for the Lord God Omnpotent
organ postlIae Grand offerto-y in major.
Choir professional Angels from the Realms OF Glory.
Christmas doxology o Come All Ys Faithful.
Choral anthem, Sing o Heavens. and Be Joyful .
Quartet Sing o Sing. This Blessed Rogers
Hymn Hark! the Herald Angels sing .Mendessohn
Ascrption Glory God in the Highest Handel
Twilight recital:
Carol This OF Grace Mathews
The March OF the Wise Men ----- -Duo'is
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
LOANS

SlA"ooA FIRST MORTGAGE loan wanted
on property costing over $500 OOn prtn-
cipals only Address Francis Lawton. Atty.
lGo Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

Christmas carol Gre Graded ;Toh All II. .Ny wg1ix clear WINS
Pestiude, FsesfSSde.''i How Gentle Gods commands
73o F. NJ.
PRELUDE 1D 5,s .Ma,.snet
AN Trumpet. harp and ro,,,,
hS'''' Harp and organ .,.,.-,
fsTeF'e ceiio and organ
schons Erinnsrung ,.o n.;1:
i'0'y N'S"' Harp. chimes and organ 60,
Ser'e0Se rrimr ct 'ceilo. harp and organ
coFaI sscrption Holy Holy Holy. God AlmLghty
Professional Onward Christian Soldiers. .sullivan
chorus Gloria from Messe solennelie'' onno9 oS
aTatias an,hs from or' Messe soenneiie .Rosain
Trio for altos tero nd
orertory Largo arranged by Professor ParKhurst(;
two t FBa. s 9%s and
Fssrde 4ahs Asae whatf ifh o. Earthly
CHURCH OF THE MEssIAE-11 A NJ
rfsioos' ana f;sst :. Come. Mas.r
sssn NS~ f99S tn. s5 KinE
Carol: Holy .r+s With violin obbiisato
Anthem ?r9' TRe s3rain tpraso. Aleiuia Holden
0"e''0'' sIS soprano. with violin oOlisato. z.ra.I
CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERN1TT-1o:40 A N:
Prelude PFsudiuT T,o11 Sqte n9 9p
hymn Ste Harp. harp violin and organ ,,.,.r
81 Sane HTnse Hpon tse Midnight clear Sullivan
Soprano and chorus. cor,od
An5Rsm: Ant6sm The nativity shelley
Ofertory: Holy Night. -. -Aoa'h
soprano violin and harp obbligaa,oh c.o,,,od
Harp violin and organ
p. NJ.
Christmas carol. musical selections as follows:
Harp and 49,.
Harp violin and organ.
Arise Shine cnsrtet
Andante Religioso. 1horne
Harp violin and
New Heaven and a New Earth tn..----.........-ts
List the Cherubic ...........,.......cau
Duet and chorus.
Quartet.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH-I A. NJ
Organ prelude, Christmas Sketch Hoist
Anthem Glory God the Highest. Adam
Anthem Calm the Listening Ear .Marstorl
Ofertory, Holy Night. Adam
Anthem Sleep Baby Sleep. dam
organ postude March of the Magi kings Dubois
P.
Violin. cello organ
Anthem Bethlehem Bartlett
Little Town of Bethlehem -Nedlinger
Ofertory. Chord Sullivan
Violin
Anthem For Unto Us Child Is Born Rogers
Organ postlude Halelujah chorus -t1ande
ST PAUI's METHODIST EPIsCOPALi1 A. NJ.
Prelude second Cecilian Onerory. Ba-iste
Anthem Cfrom Christmas orasorio saint-saens
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19

Organ po-tlude, Grand chopr IN .e'uinan'
8Tsfe Anthems! ai'''DF oA'''e'@
Fethlehem Beach
In Days OF Herod. ;.saI'tT ss5eT
c64istnaas & l carols English and old German
OLD FIRST PREsBvTBRuN-l1 A NJ
Christmas Pss'ora'e FIi,sT s1beI
The Message q The Anss1' syseFt esyseFs
tsoprsno and chorus, De la IoEnbsns,
Wsibnaeht 5seH' Night, Holy Nisht) :A3,asRt A3esnt
N0e' ro'0n''' organ: '''''''-''
Carols:
GFor women's vocesj
Choral: Break Forth. o Beauteous Heavenly Light
slunssr Beloved christmas orstoro>. Bach
Noel Espagnole ..:.-....... Guimant
MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH-cHRIsTMAs DAY.
orEsn prelude Noel Dubois
Peace on Earth Mr.. H. H. A Beech
Christmas .sa,nt-sasns
organ PastoraIe from The Messiah ......... Handel
Soprano solo Rejoicing Greatly, from The Messiah,
Organ postlude Christmas .WIdor
FOURTH PREsBYTBRIAN-i1 A. NJ
Like Silver Lamps Esrnoy
The New Born King cteno-j " - - " L r F1spoer Eaeer
Carol Lo How Rose. Prsetorius
solo. Holy Night ............... Adam.
Caatata The Holy Child - . Parker
Carol. Lo How Rose Pretorius
CHURCH or TIE RNAT1oN-cHRIsTMAs DAY
IL A M
organ prelude Noe Tuet
It, re Deon; IN 3 hat..-...--..-. Stanford
Anthem. Drop Down. Tsarnby
Tenor solo
organ postluoe Chant TTtomphaie
MADISON SQUARE PREsBTTER1AN-1o;so A "
Prelude Msrche Regieuse Observation-Disclosures. Gounod
Harp and organ.
- Trumpet and Organ.
Harp chimes
Trumpet, harp and organ
Harp solo
Nearer Ny God to Thee
Trumpet. harp and organ
Choral ascription. the Parkhurst
Becitative. trio and chorus Grom unfinished
Gloria Pat-f.
Carol anthem, The First Christmas Barnby
ofertoryi When Onward Am Gazing (soli
chorus rom Christmas cade
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.

OE1ces. 20. 4o4- 10 bI-al 2" =, rl7.--
House. 225 5th ave, New YORK. 50 ui'Lh
81 BROOKLYN West 23d st and Ii berty 81.
After 6 P. NJ Sleeping car reservations
and full information regarding trains &C.
can Re obtained az Bureau Of Information.
B. & o. r. R.. 23d ST. Ter Phone 5144-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19

ITALIAN S, S. INES
<ANIGAZIONE GESERALE LIAL4i Az
TIA NELOCE East Italian Ll1el
ITALIA <1-ista d NavlEl-l1Ds taso4a-
70 NAPLES AND GENOA DlhE<-
Ancons. Pa. Dec = rScr5 America Ja-ss -
+Ifguria Jan. - n. Ac-uztl Jaa--'
TsrFtELD SOLAR. g. tH.. u S1a-7
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19

PED d LINE
For Porto Rico. Curacao and Esns7usA
Pier II. near Wall s. Ferry. 5-oozllH
For san Juan. Porto Rlco-
At REDUCED RATES
s. Philadelphia SATURDAY Dec - -
$ Caracas .... SatUrdav- Jan ,. - 80
For La Guayra. Fro- Cabs--1. Curacao -
Ns-a~atb~.
.Ss karen Sarurdav. De- 70 80
s. Naracsib --.--- Saru-1ay. Dec . -
Freight only
These sIea 1le-s have superior 7--oli--
tiors for passengers
ROULTON. BLISS & DALLsII
General Managers = " al =
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE

BU3S AND FERRIERS
7 LEVIN & CO. 3is West 125th St
Furs altered. dyed and repaired. Hand
some line Of High Grade Furs at special
low prices for the Holidays
SELLING OUT BLACK LYNX.
$50 sets: manufacturers cost prices daily
retail sales. DOYkOS BROS, Furriers
So West Sth st. city.
3. WENDER. 11S West 1O6th St formerly
90 West seth st.-SI5 Opera and Tailor
Made Suits $40 to S45
NJ GLASER Manufacturer Of High Grade
Furs Altered and remodelled equal TO
new 40 West il6th st.
e STRAUSS. Ladies Tailor and Furrier.--
Furs dyed and repaired. l5T East T2d
ct. near Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
Metropolitan Temple. Z :

closing exercises Mckinley Memorial ORGAN Crpeninr
I-Bishop DANIEL GOODSEIlIA
SWEEP -President-elect SHERMAN, President REED
D D. ROBI. WAICHORN, Commissioner Immigration
Hon HENRY W TAFT. President Ohio Society
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19

Sunday. December 20.-ST
Amsterdam ave. 99th st.-Re
Rector. 4. n. T30. ?. Holy
PRAYER. Sermon. ? NJ. Ont
E-ensong and Sermon. 6. Oh
mUnion. Carol Service. 1880
High Celebration.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19

r. MICHAEL's CHURCH.
eT. Dr.. JOHN P. PETERS.
Y Communion; IL. Morning
iildren's Picture Service,
IRISTMAS, Z. 2. HOLY Com
Morning Prayer. Sermon.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
MUSIC In CHURCHES

The following the programmes Of Christmas
Ssnusic to be rendered in the churches tomorrow
IN a few cases where specified the programmes
are for Christmas Day:
s.,-.--,-1y ~ TIT z-p-puA r-t4RrsTNAs DAY
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
First Baptist Church,
Madison Avemle Baptist Church

MADISON AVENUE. CTEE aTSr STREET.
SD. p PE-NTEt-ffST-. p u. o.. n
p NThe Destl ~ --fri~--fzls ConS~frysr.su
Bible schoo. "il &c1's Bible Class taught - Dr.
sTRANGEF.s coRDIAL-x ny TIED.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
FARMER--Gcod mixer. driver. and all
kinds Of outdcC or work stri- tly temper
ate; strong and willing $40 monthly. IT
wins Bureau. ~ West 11tn ST.
JAPANESE BUTLER-VALET- Thorough
" understands his duties. speaks good
English: personal reference. :. Oda, 105
East saith st.
SECOND MAN-FOOTMAN.-Vou Irish
man; : feet inches. city or country
willing 70 be generally useful; reference
from present employers. J. Z. Miss Fftz-
Geraid's Bureau J03 9TH ave, cor 42i 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-19
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

STH ST. IS W--Parlor floor. suitable for
physician; private bath. electric lights.
est attendance
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-19

Mrs. Caroline Kimball Tabor was
born in Bradford. Vermont. April
18th. 1924. Her mother died when she
was in her tenth year and she became
the home maker for the little family.
When sixteen she went with her
father to Adrian. Mich. and in that
city was married to Stephen w. Tabor
in 1874. Here two of her children,
Helen Josephine and Charles w. were
born. In lS49 the family removed to
Prairie du Sac. Wisconsin. Here her
son Frank was born and here Mr..
Tabor died in 1867. Mrs. Tabor con-
tinued to reside in Wisconsin until
1879 when she moved to independence.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-19
CORN SYRUP is THE
CORRECT NAME

Washington. Feb. l4.-An import
ant question in the administration of
the pure food law was settled to-day
in decision made public by Secre-
taries Wilson, Courtelyou and Straus
1t bears upon the labelling of syrup
The decision follows: 1--WE have given
careful constellation to the labelling of
the thick viscous syrup obtained by
the incomplete hydrolysis of the
starch OF corn and composed essent.
tally OF deNtrose, maltese and eXtrine
In our opinion it is lawful to label
this syrup as corn syrup and if to
the corn syrup there is added small
percentage of refiners syrup the mix
ture. in our judgment is not mis-
branded if labelled corn syrup with
cane flavor, -
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-19
ANOTHER ONE CALLED
An Ex-Union Soldier and Prom
inent Citizen Passes Away.
WALLACE W. JACKSON DIES
He Was One of the Old Residents OF
County.-An Honorable Life
Ended.

One by one the Union soldiers
about US are passing away. The
latest in our midst to answer the final
roll call was Comrade Wallace W..
jackson. who died at his home in
Denison with the going down of the
sun on Wednesday, Feb. IL, 1908. As
we noted in our last paper. the death
was not unexpected for on Tuesday
afternoon he was stricken with
apoplexy. and never rallied. Mr..
jackson had been in failing health
for some years with Bright's disease.
IN the last two years he has devoted
much of his time to caring for his in
valid wife. He was ever kind. low
ing husband and father. but his tender
devotion to his wife in her suffering
has been such as to crown with glory
the close of his earthly career.
When but eighteen years old, in
the flower of his youth. he enlisted in
the Union army. ready to give up all
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-19

prospects Of lite for the preservation
of the union 1t was not long before
the change from the free pure air Of
his New York country home to the
disease breeding quarters in with some
: of the troops were placed. caused ty-
pnoid fever to ravage his body. his
father went to the hospital to find
him. looked on his son and passed.
not knowing him in his emaciated
condition. Just as the father was
leaving. the boy saw him but only had
the strength to feebly move his hand,
but it was enough to attract notice
and the son and father were united
When. able he was taken home. The
disease had SO disabled him that the
army surgeons would not take him
again. In 1868 Mr.. Jackson came to
Crawford county Here he found his
wife in Miss Matte McHenry an:
they have lived in this county ever
since. They lived in Union ane
Paradise townships. up in Hanover
and in Denison. AS member of the
board of supervisors. a farmer. hote
keeper. business man. he was higl
class. honorable. kind. cheerful. l,v
ing in character prince among men
The funeral services were held OF
Friday afternoon at the Baptis
church. The old soldiers, Woman
Relief Corps, Sons of Veterans. men
bers of his insurance order. and hos
of friends and many relatives wer
present. Rev. La Reau preached
strong gospel sermon. and a choi
composed of Mrs. Lou Martin. Mis-
Nettie Kelly and Messers Sibbert an
Kahler sang the special music. A
was most appropriate. six young men
his relatives acted as pail bearers
Sears McHenry. Will McHenry
Morris McHenry Jr. Ralph Cassaday
Lutte Seemann and DR.. Coon. Friend
sent beautiful flowers. His son Fran
whose home is here. and son Edga
and wife. who reside at South Omaha
were at the funeral. Ira, the oldes
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-19

Owing to delayed trains the Maya
zine Section failed to arrive for this
weeks issue.
Owing to lack of space we have been
obliged to omit correspondence from
Boyer, Goodrich and Aspinwall, also
an interesting account OF the recer t
Sunday School convention. All of
these appear next week.
The many friends of Mr.. A. j. Bond
will be pleased to learn that he is
slowly improving from an attack of
appendicitis which has confined him 10
his home since last Sunday. His
condition is such at the present that
his physicians deem an operation un.
necessary.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-19
son is in Oregon. and could not arrive

son is in Oregon, and could not arrive
in time.
The hearts of our people go out to
the sons, but particularly to the wife.
who had added to her own suffering
that Of the loss of beloved husband.
They have been so long together in
life and soinseparable in the minds of
their friends that in presenting his
picture we place hers with his. The
further brief history of his life reads
as follows:
W. w. jackson. was born in
scaoharie county. New York. in the
!, e 1912. son of j. |. and Mary
Ann (Moore) jackson. natives. re-
spectively of Connecticut and Scho-
harie county. New York. w. w.
jackson was reared and educated ir
the district schools of his native
county. In 1862 he enlisted in Com
pany E. One Hundred and Thirty.
fourth New York Infantry for three
years; was mustered into service il
Schoharie county. was assigned tt
to the army of the Potomac. and was
honorably discharged at Harwooe
Hospital in December. 1862. He
then engaged in farming in New York
until 1868. and then settled on farm
in Union township, where he was en-.
gagged in farming and stock-raisinp
until 1888. In that year he located
on his farm in Hanover township.
Mr.. jackson took an active part il
politics. voting for the Republican
party. and served as member of the
Board of Supervisors.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-19

He was married at Denison. Iowa,
January 5, 1870 to Miss Matte Nc
Henry. a native of Allegany county.
New York. daughter of j. v. and
Dency (Teft) McHenry natives also of
New York. The father farmer by
occupation. moved to Rock county,
Wisconsin. in an early day. settling
near GAINESVILLE. In 1866 he came to
Crawford county Iowa. where he died
March 6. 1891.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-19

Iowa. where she made her home until
the time of her death. She spent
much of her time in Denison, at the
home of her son. Charles Tabor and
with her sister. Mrs. j. Fred
Meyers. About four weeks ago she
was taken with an attack of the
grippe. She recovered from this but
the illness weakened the heart and
this caused her death on Sunday, Feb
ruary. 10th. in the eighty fourth year
of her life.
Funeral services were held at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. w. H.
Littell. on Tuesday afternoon. Rev.
w. D. Faus of Cedar Falls, Iowa.
officiating. From independence she
was taken to Prairie du Sac. Wis. /.
for interrment Mr.. Charles Tabor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Littell, Chas.
K. Meyers and Miss Grace Meyers.
making up the sad cortege.
C. L. Voss. j. H. Gable and F. w.
Meyers were others from DeEison who
attended the obsequies.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-19

Mrs. Charles Jones neighbors. en-
ioyed social as we'll as an instruc-
tive afternoon at her home on Satur-
day. The main feature of the after
noon was the talk by Miss Bond on
the value of the kindergarten and the
use of kindergarten methods in the
home. The subject was one to in
terest all mothers. and Miss Bond,
having had years of experience in this
line of work. treated it in very con-
vincing way. A discussion of the
subject followed and Mrs. James
Jones gave several instrumental mum
bers. At the close of the program
light refreshments were served. Miss
Bond is in charge of the kindergarten
department of the w. C. T. u. II
is planned that several programs Of
this kind will be given in different
parts of town. so that all mothers
will have an opportunity to attend.
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STANDING OF CONTESTANTS
Below we Give the ba,lotiug Of the Past
Week in Review Contest

Atha stilson. Arion. 5o875
Alma christensen. Denizon. $685.
Marie Heiden. Denison. 48275
Lura Moffitt. Buck Grove. 44Oo5
Lulu. Girard. schleswig. 1890
Mabel Petit. Dunlap. 1880
Lottie Bixler. Dow City. 6O24o
Marie Keane. Vail. $3.50
Florence Baker. Denison. $3.50
Mabel Merrill. Denison. 6o92O
| Carrie Jacobsen. Charter Oak, 1920
Jennie Martens West Side s25so
Emma Frederickson 25750
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AMONG THE SICK

John Richardson and Mr. Hughes,
father of Mrs. P. E. c. Lally, are both
ve'v sick at the time OF our going to
press.
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PRESBYTERIAN NOTES.

The celebration of the Lord. IS Sup
per will take place at the morning
hour of worship 1920. no sermon.
All the members are urged to be pres
ent. Those who desire to unite with
the church can meet the session in
the chapel at 10000.
At the evening service the sermon
will be along patriotic lines subject
The Crank" lesson from our Great
Men.
j. Jas. De Pree. Pastor.
Married. Feb. 9th. Mr.. Glenn Nc
Kim of Denison. at Seattle. WASH,
to Miss Mae Merrill Of that place.
Messrs John Dietz. Hans Hagge
and Morris Jones. three of the prvmi-
nent citizens of Charter Oak were at
tending to business matters in Deni-
son on Monday.
Don't miss the opportunity of hav-
ing your Eyes corrected by DR.. Web.
er. the Eye and Ear Doctor who cures
on Saturday Feb. % at Nelson House
Examination free. TIT.