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The Monticellonian., 1908-11-26
Warning Order.

Tn the Chancery Court Drew County, Ark. Noah Howell. Plaintiff.
 ys.
 Beulah Howell. Defendant.
 The defendant Beulah Howell, is hereby warned to appear in said Court within thirty days and answer the complaint Of tho plaintiff. Noah Howell. for divorce.
 Given under my hand as Clerk of said Chan oery Court and the seal of said ofice, this Nov 14th. 1908. J. W. Kimbro. Clerk.
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Warming Order.
In the Drew Chan ccry Conr,

In the Drew Chanccry Conrt. Mark Spears Plaintiff.
 vs. Mslissa Spears. Defendant The defendant. MAlisss Spears. is hereby warned 10 appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff Mark Spears. for divorce. Witness my hand and onicinl seal on this sht 1lth day of November 1908
 J. W. Kimbro. Clefk
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Mind your Business.

If you don't nobody will It is your business to keep out of trouble you can and will keep out of liver and bowel trouble if you take Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They keep billousuess. malaria and iaundice out of your system
 25c at K. k Bordeaux's drug store.
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The Arkansas Gazette

Is the newspaper of greatest in- fluence and largest circulation in the state. It carries the complete Associated Press dispatches, and besides uses the Hearst News ser. vice on Sunday, has it's own cores pondents all over the state. It has the largest and fastest newspaper press in the state and every other improvement necessary to produce a good newspaper.
 Subscription rates to the Daily, $6- 50 per year, when paid in ad. vance; 8 so for six months, when paid in advance o5c per month for shorter period.
 GAZETTE PUBLISHING co. L::tle Rock, Ark.
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NbTIt,ts.
RevntdOt City oi Mot,i@llo.
W at.ninS Order.
Emma Neachem. Plaintiff.

Emma Jeaoheri,. Plaintiff.
 ys.
 c ueoree aaschem, Defendant.
 The Deiehdsnt. aeors, neachem. is warned t. bppea. in tbis court within thlr- ,y days frem this sste and 6aswes ths eon, plaint of tks Plaintiff for bivuics, of the sams will be taken as confessed.
 Given under my hand ss Clerk of sxid Court snd the seal oi said Court this 18th day of October, isss.
 Oct. 23-wfs. J. ", Kimbro, Clerk,
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Warning Order.

In Drew Chancery Court. Mobola NcGowin Plainti6. vs.
 Robert McGowin. Defendant
 The defendant, Robert Mctjowin. is warpct to appear in this Court within thirty days aut answer the complaint of the plaintiff for di vorce. J. W. Kimbro
 Nov. 9th, 1908. Clerk.
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Warming Order.

In the Drew Chancery Court. Beatrice Wright. Plaintiff.
 ys Garfield Wright Defendant The defendant, Garfield Wright. Is warned 10 appear in this Court within thirty days to an- swc, the complaint of the plaintiff herein, or the same will be taken as confessed. This 5th day of Nov smb Der. 1908. fSeaD J.w. Kimhro. Clerk.
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We have a beautiful line O

| WE nave pcduttfui fiuc oi sample furs. which we are selling cheap.
 H. NJ. Wilson & Go. Notwithstanding everything has advanced, we are making the highest grade of photographs at the same old prices. come and eco Boyd's Photo Gallery.
 Mir. J. w. Harper has any kind of a horse shoe you want. from a light plate to heavy toe-weight, call on him if you want good shoe- ing. If
 Rev. F. Clark Simms. Pastor of the Baptist Church of Fordyce, and Miss Willie Caster. of Collins. were married on Wednrsdsy morn ing of last week. at the home of the Bride farther. Mir. James Cas- ter, at Collins, Ark.
 Mrs. Henry Rodgers died at her home in the Eastern part of this city on last Monday. The cause of her death is unknown to us. Mrs. Rodgers has many relatives in this city, and surrounding county. all of whom have our sympathies.
 Pleasant, sure, easy, saf littl liver Pills are DeWitts Little Early Risers. They are easy to take and act gentle. We sell and recommend them.
 Sold by
 K. E V Bordeaux.
 The Judgment of the Supreme Court affirming the decision of the Drew Circuit Court in the case of the St. Louis. Iron Mountain & Southern By, appellant vs Henry E. Closeup, appellee, has been set aside for rehearing in the Supreme Court.
 Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup not only heals irritation and allays inflammation, thereby stopping the cough, but it moves the bowels gently and in that way drives the cold from the system. Contain no opiates Itis pleacant to take, and children especially like the taste so nearly like maple sugar.
 Sold by.
 R. E. Vance Bordeaux.
 A few farmers have done some fall ploughing; but they are very few. It is well known fact that when fields are ploughed in the Fall of the year. and all rubbish ia turned under to rot. with the freezing of the ploughed land during winter, it adds materially 10 the productiveness of the farm tue next season. Let every farmer, who cAn possibly spare the time break up his land, now, and try tine experiment.
 Mir. McDermott Mason of this city. who was working at Tillar in the Oil Mill got caught in the ele- vator. and had one of his legs crushed so badly that be died from the effects, on last Saturday night. The remains were brought to this city and inferred in Oakland Gene tery on last Tuesday Mr. Nc. Dermott was IS years old. and was the son of widowed mother, who lives here. Our sympathies are ex' tended the bereaved relatives.
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Warming Order.

In the Drew Chncery Court of Arkansas. L. B. Owens, Plaintiff,
 ys.
 Sallie A. Owens. Defendant.
 The defendant. salie A. Owens. is hereby warned to appear III this Court within thirty days from this date and answer the complaint of the plaintiff for divorce. or the same will b. taken as confessed.
 Given under my hand as Clerk of said conr, aud the seei thereof, this sept.25, 1908. q. S.) j. w. kimtro Gie.s.
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NOTICE fOfs PUBLiCATfONs
Nov. 6.6..
Department of the Interior.

Department of the Interior.
 U. S. Land Office at Camden. Ark,
 Oct IL, 1908. Notice is hereby given that Allen Adcoct. of Wilnar, Ark, who. on Sept. 9th. 1908, made Homestesd Eotry No. 2sss2 tser,al No. o6ss) for Lot in NWs. Section al. Township i3, S., Range '. w.. bth Prirsci. pal Meridian. has filed notice of his inten- tion to mske nnsl 6ve-year proof. to esssh. fish claim to the land above described, be- fore the County Clerk of Drew county, at Monticello. Ark, of the 7th day of De- cember. 1908. Claimant nance as witnest. es: Joe. T. Huskey, W. A. Bfantlsy. W. M. McGriff and ". If. Done. all of Will mar, Ark.
 H. @. FRIEDHEfX. Oct. g 6t. Register.
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Warning Order.

In Drew Chancery Court. Lucia Adams Plaintiff,
 vs. Charley Adams. Defendant The defendant. Charley Adams, Is warned sc appear in this Court within thirty days ant answer the complaint of the plaintiff Luelt Adams. for divorce. J. W. Kimbro. Nov. 9th, l90i. Clerk.
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Warning Order.

In the Drew Chancery Coiirt, Hannah Robinson. Plaintiff:
  Jim Robinson, Defendant. The defendant Jim RobiBson. is hereby warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint Of the plaintiff. Hannah Robinson. for divorce Witness my hand and official seal on this. the lith day of November. lS0s
 w R,mbro. clerl
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Are you done .ickingl

|
 The banana man has gone. Last week was warm and spring like.
 Monticeilo's S contingent of drum. mers spent Sunday at home. Miss Reby McCloy visited rela- tives at Dermott this week.
 Mrs. /. T. Wood has returned from visit to relatives at Crossett. MT. Fay Chew. of Little Rock, here last Saturday.
 MT. J. T. Loyd, of Pine Bluff, was here last week.
 MT. w. T. Richardson visited Dermott, last Friday.
 New good arriving daily at E. B. Wells X Co.'S.
 Mr. C. D. Daniel spent Sunday night with relatives at Warren. Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cure the Spring scratchers. If MT. l.. Clark, of Dermott, was here this week.
 Mrs. s. E. Orr and little son are visiting relatives at Hamburg. Mrs Jas. Bennett, of Dermott, was here this week.
 MT. T. R. Trotter, of Hermitage, was here this week.
 Spectacles that fit the eye, at Bordeaux Drug Store. If The Big Sale at E. E. Wells < Co. runs until the 24th day of Dec. MT. and Mrs. E. Padden are visiting relatives in Texas.
 MT. L. B. Davis made a business trip to Little Rock this week. Miss Bessie Rhodes, of Dumas, visited relatives, here, last week. Thanksgiving services at the A K. F. church, to-day.
 "Did you ever see such pretty Fall?' is the question asked by all. No, we havn't any fresh rail road news to give out this week. IL will soon be time for pork and sausage.
 Fish were biting we'll in the Saline river last week.
 Don fail to attend the Big Sale at E. B. Wells X Go.
 Rev. E. P. Kennedy, of Beau mont, Tex was here this week. Mr. Tom Erwin, of Texas, is wis ting relatives in this city.
 Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
 Mir. Warren Grisham, of Argen !. ta, is visiting relatives here.
 Mir. w. D. Roddy visited Park dale this week.
 J. C. Knox, Esq, made busi- ness trip to Hamburg this week. Fay Stockings for Children at,
 H. M. Wilson & Go. Mir. Terrell Gotham left last Mon- day on a visit to Little Rock and Hots Springs.
 MT. John Leslie, of Warren, spent Sunday, last, with relatives in this city.
 Mrs. Harry Hankins visited rela. tives at Warren the first of this week.
 We are competition proof on our coats. Let us show you.
 H. M. Wilson X Go. Another crowd of Monticel- lonians are down about Hudspeth, on deer hunt, this week.
 Mir. Harry Wells is out again, after three weeks spell of sick ness.
 Several of our nearby people lost good deal of fencing, from fire last week.
 John Ganaway, Esq, of War ren, was a visitor to our city las Saturday. Lamar Williamson, Esq made business trip to Warren last Satdr day.
 Remember that 40 acres of lans is to be given away by E. 5. We'll & Go.
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NOTICE FOR pUBLfCATiON.

HOIlCE FUN PUBLICATION.
 Department of tho Interior.
 Land Office st Camden. Ark.,
 Oct. sltt. 1908. Notice is hereby given ths, Jame, Brcol... of Monticello. Ark. who, on Sept. {. 1908. made Homestead Entry No. .ss70 tserisi No. osos) for swt NW} Nws sws. Sac. IA, snd NEi sEi Section l5. Towa. ship i2. B., Range s. w., 9th Principal MsridiAs, has filed notice of hia inten,ios to make final five-yesr proof, to establish claim to the land shove described, before 6ircui. Clerk of Draw County at Monticello. Ark. on the 18th day of December. 1908.
 Claimant names as witnesses: jsmes Cavaness. Willis Brooke, Jnhn Grimes and Jack Jackson; all of Monticello. Ark.
 H. c. Freidheai. Nov. 6-6s. Register.
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-
 MT. W. s. Hammond and family visited relatives at Warren last Sunday.
 Mrs l.. L. Brockman. of Star City, was here this week. the guest of MT. and Mrs. D A Calhoun.
 MT Carl McClerkiu left last Tuesday for Beeville, Tex, to spend the winter.
 Mir. Hugh Scott has returned from a business trip to Lake Vil- lage.
 Mrs. A. N. Bond, of Warren, wis ited, her daughter, Mrs, J J, Nc. Cloy. in this city. this week.
 Judge II w Wells went up to Pine Bluff, last Sunday, where he will hold court fot Judge Grace. Close up your stores, offices, shops, &c., and join in thanks giv- ing today,
 Rev ]. L. Caldwell. of Pine Bluff, preached at the Presbyterian church in this city on last Sunday. Mrs. Lucy May Roseman. of Stuttgart, visited her mother Mrs. w. K. Pope, in ttis city ,last week E. r. Gotham. Esq. and Misses Hattie and Blanche Gotham are at Little RocK.
 We have just received a ship. ment of Kabo Corsets. The ka- bo is guaranteed not to rust.
 H. M. Wilson & Co. The Ladies Cemetery Associa- tion will meet with Mrs. Harris Nunn, Friday afternoon at } o'clock.
 Mrs. E. A. Cason and Mrs. R. w Finn, IT,, and daughter, Miss Chrystabelle, are visiting ::relatives at Morrell.
 We are not going out of business but are only preparing to stay in business,
 E. B. Wells & Go. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carmical have returned to their home at Crossett, after visit to relative here.
 A carload of bananas were brought here and sold out last week. The fruit was sold at 75 C aed $I.oo bunch.
 My Store for rent after Jan. Ist next-apply to myself or A. NJ. Bell.
 Nj. C. Boiling. The Methodist preachers of this section of country have all gone to Little Rock to attend the annual conference.
 A good many of our people are up at the capital city, this week. Some attending conference and others the foot ball game. Attend the Big Sale at F.. B Wells & Go. and get free chance at 40 acres of land within 24 mile, of Monticello.
 Mrs. Geo. H. Freddy, of Hot Springs, attended the funeral of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Rodgers Tn this city, this week.
 Arkansas Liver Regulators fol Arkansas Livers;" regulates the liver. Try it at Bordeaux Drug Store.
 Miss Charlotte and Master Chas Daniel are visiting their grand parents, Dr. and Mrs. s. Dunn at Warren.
 Cotton-seed sold as high as $Is per ton, here, last week. If seed goes up much higher it will pay te grow cotton for the seed
 Mir. R c. Rash, of Deane, hal bought out Mr. Olson, of Long Prairie, and moved down to tha place.
 For Rent or Lease at Bargain My place, two miles North of Mon ticello. 100 acres in cultivation good pasture, good water. If
 A. E.. Allen. I
 Mir. A. B Bank. of Fordyce. ha donated $s5. 900. to the Clar, Training School of that place. hi is to be used as an endowmen fund.
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The MOnticellOnian.
THURSDAY. NOV. 2a, 1908,

Entered at the Post Office At Monticello. Ark.. ss secona class mail matter.
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Notice Is hereby gwen that 1, as sdministra. tor of the Estate of R. A. Drinketh. deceased. will apply 10 the Probate Court of Drew gouu. ty at the January Term 1909 for an order 10 sell the residence and lot in the town of " IL. msr, Ark. belonging to said estate.
 Mrs l.. l. Drinketb. Nov. is-2t. Adpiatstrstor
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Notice of Confirmation.

Oct. g 6s.
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of Application to Sell
 Land.

Tpublished November 26th. 1908
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-07

A Beautiful Story Of Life>>A Play
Every Mother, Daughter, Sweetheart
Should See>>T The Seasons Greatest
Success
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RICKETTS, NEWS.

Hans Iverson, of Charter Oak, be
gan work in the Green Bay Lumber
Yard here Monday.
Elsie Wendt spent the past week
visiting relatives in Omaha.
Herman Stenda. and fanny left
Wednesday for AN extended visit with
relatives and friends in the Eastern
part or the state.
Mrs. ID r.. NemetZ and Mrs. Geo
krohuke drove TO c. Oak "Wednesday
to call on relatives.
Emma Mordhorst of Charter Oak
took UP her duties as night operator
in the telephone office here Friday.
A large crowd was entertained by
A. +. Baall Tuesday evening, the DC
casion being his birthday.
Thos. McGrath has been working in
town for few days.
VIM Ebert of Omaha and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Herman Jeschke and Mrs. Lar
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WEST DEN1soN ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Boyer left
for their home in Doland, South Oak,
after visiting a few weeks here with
reatives and friends.
Mrs. James Owens went to Omaha
Wednesday to visit a few weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. j. P. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Houlihan were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McGrin,
of Denison Sunday.
Eugene Owens and sister and the
Misses Fitzpatrick and Lally visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ban
man Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. kahl We're Sun
day visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer.
Harry kahl and sister, Emma and
Mrs. l.ownes and daughter Alice We're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Jacob
sen, near Arion Sunday.
Miss Agnes Owens visited with her
sister, Mrs. T. A. McGrin. OF East
Boyer Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pheo. kuhl and daugn-
ter Viola and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Atzen and son Raymond We're visitors
with Mrs. Kuhl's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Helm Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Meehan was the
guests of her cousin, Mrs. Con Houli
han Sunday.
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

Rev. Richard S. Cartwright of Chi
cago, was the honored guest of j. P.
Welsh and family the Monday follow
ing the close of the mission in Deni-
son. Mrs. Bonney and daughter, Pearl
were also present land enjoyed with
the rest a few hours visit with the
reverend gentleman. Father Cart
wright made some warm friends dur
ing his mission here, something over
a years ago, all of whom esteem it
a great privilege tina the can steal A
short time from his arduous duties
for friendly visit. once in awhile
He will be ever welcome.
Mr.. Booth, of Harlan, and Charley
Hanna, of Defiance, came over in an
automobile Thursday and gave some
of their friends here ride.
Mrs. W. Marion went to Sioux City
Thursday to remain until Friday.
Thomas Chen Bonney, of Redfeld
South Dakota, arrived home Monday
SNSiAiH6 W Nioll Alo pii SHlS iol d
few weeks. 1t mas been nearly four
years since Tom was home and il
seems natural to see him on ou1
streets again. He is just as feshy
as ever, but is feeling fine. He thinks
our town has improved very much in
deed since he left it. He thinks S
d. is all right and does not care to
come back to Iowa to live.
George Bonesteel made a business
trip to Ute Thursday and is working
there on telephone work He has /;
good offer and may possibly move his
family there.
Tom Bonney visited friends in Shell
by county from Modny day to Thurs
day.
Mrs. Daniel Hempnll visited rela
tives in Arion Friday.
Buck Grove streets look very bus.
now days-as the heavily loaded wag
ons of grain come and go to and from
our elevator. The farmers in Craw
ford county in good old Iowa are Ger
tainly reaping harvest.
Tom Bonney went to Arion Frida.
and visited his old friend, Hilly New
man and family. He met his sister
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disaster from a hundred store blund-
ars
SOLDIER NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tester spent
Sunday recently at the A. Rosberg
home.
Mrs. Julius Christensen celebrated
her birthday Sept. Is.
Miss Leona Henry, who teaches at
No. 5 and Miss Gertrude Mccarthy
of No. spent Sunday at their
respective homes in Denison.
Mr.. Frank Passick and sister,
Theo, Mr.. Paul Rosburg and sister.
Marie. and Mr.. Cornelius Claussen,
wife and family spent Sunday recent
" at the Peter Harder home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Bohlmann and
brother. Bonnie Foster. visited at the
Fred Wadtke home.
Mr.. Adoplh Wendt. wife and son
spent Sunday. Sept. z. at the Claus
Rhode hume.
Miss Lily Wendt and Miss Hilda
Frahm went to Omaha to take in the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rosburg spent
several days visiting old friends near
Schleswig.
Ewdard Rickert gave party Satur-
day evening, Sept. 9th. in honor OF
his birthday. but on account of BAG
weather only a few attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Binger, Alma
Binger and Mr.. and Mrs. Louie
Knoll were the guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Herman Baak.
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man, of Chicago, came Thursday to
attend the funeral of Gus Jeschke.
H. F. Johonnsen and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Else took in the Aksar-
ben at Omaha
C. P. Hoefer was sight seeing in
Ricketts, Sunday. also visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mis-. C. Mohnke We're guests
at the VIM. Baak home Sunday
| VIM Nemitz is reported as quite
sick at the hospital in Sioux City. He
became suddenly sick at his home
| last week and it was thought best
| that he be taken to specialist. His
heart and b,ood seem to be the cause
of his trouble and it is hoped ne VIII
soon be at home.
Emma Baak, of Danbury. is visit
ing at the A. F. Baak home this Week
Mrs c. F. Marshall and Mrs. Scott
Jones called on Mrs. j. c Jacobsen
Saturday evening.
A few changes in business We're
made in town when E L. Deickman
sold his saloon business to Thos. Min
lister on Thursday and P. c. Peterson
closed his doors on Friday.
This community is greatly grieved
over the sudden death of Gus Jeschke
which occurred early Wednesday morn
ing. He has been apparently in good
health and with his wife attended the
biz thday party at A. F. Baaks TuS
day evening. The company left al
1880 and Mr.. Jeschke with the crowi
was having good time. He was TAX
en- suddenly i'll with sharp pains il
his chest and died at o'clock before
help could be called, from heart
trouble. Mr. Jeschke was born il
Germany 81 years ago. He leaves
a wife and son to mourn for him. The
funeral was held Friday afternoon a
o'clock, After sermon at the
church by Rev. Renege he was laid t.
rest in the Hanover cemetery.
1. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Peters from
south of Charter were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. j. G. Jacobson Sunday
i j. c. Jacobsen and VIM. Schwer;
We're business visitors in aHeuison
Monday.
| A. F. Baak and wife drove to Char
ter Oak Wednesday evening.
i Mr.. John Pittian made trip I,
Ricketts, and Charter Oak Monday
returning on Tuesday.
Miss Esther Anderson returned las
Friday from weeks visit at Omaha
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Olson and Emf
johnson and sister. Hilma, visite'
at c. S. Johnson's last Thursday
Miss Lydia Berglund returned Mon
day from her visit in Ida and Sac CO
Mr.. G. A. Norelius and wife return
! ed from Omaha Friday afternoon
Miss Lydia Berglund, Evelyn John
son and Oren Gustafson went to Wal
t Lake Friday.
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rejoice with them over the arrival O

rejoice with them over the arrival of
son.
Henry Brown returned from Omaha
the latter part of the week.
Ted Abbot gave leap year dance
at the Messenbrink hall Saturday. The
Wheeler Orchestra from Denison flu.
nished the music.
Miss Irma Quits of Sac City Iowa
came Saturday to visit her sister Mrs.
o. NJ. Graham.
Lydia Berglund Evelyn Johnson
and Osen Gustafson went to Wall
Lake Saturday.
Mr. Lem Watts drove to Kiron Sat
urday on business.
Annie and Elwood Anderson went
to Omaha Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Ruby Richardson went to Oma-
ha Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maynard went
to Denison Thursday afternoon re-
turning Friday morning.
Chris Noge! who has been visiting
Chas. Ernie returned to his home near
Wall Lake Saturday
Miss Mable Dow, of Cedar Rapids,
ended her pleasant visit among her
relatives here Monday and returned
to her home. While here she made
many friends.
Miss Mary Christensen of Akin
son, Nebs came this week to visit
with her sister, Mrs. w. Meyers.
| Alice Kulberg went to Denison Sat
urday afternoon to learn dressmaking
Tena Nelson came home from the
Denison college Saturday to spend Sun
day at home.
| Miss Edna Winans came up from
| Denison Saturday to give her music
| lessons.
| Mr.. Dean and Cliff Lawrence was
in Boyer Saturday and Sunday taking
some views. On Sunday the photo OF
the Boyer base ball nine was taken.
Freddie Cook went to Bloomfield
Nebraska Monday morning for Wis
it.
Miss Gertrude Bradbury went to Der
ison Saturday to visit until Monday
morning.
Max Christensen returned to his
home in Arion Saturday after a pleas
ant visit with his brother Carson
Christianson.
Mrs. Gustafson entertained at hel
home. on Sunday last the Misses Hat
tie, Tillie, Emma, and Irene Anderson
Messrs. David Anderson and Milton
Linskwoog and soa 10 Y johnson
and daughter, Annie Joe -
We are very sorry to chronicle the
death of Andrew Schwang's oldes
child, G.a<e sllizabeth age three year.
seven months and seven days who
died at the home; of brain fever, a
seven o'clock on Sunday morning
Burial services will be held at tn,
Presbyterian, church in Vail on Tues
day. The procession will leave tn,
house at ten o'clock. The communit.
extends their sympathy to the bereav
ed relatives and friends.