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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
EAST ARLINGTON.
Mrs. b. W. Spalford is quite il.

Mrs. b. W, Spaiford is quite i'll.
DIR. s. X Gray went to Troy, n.
y, recently.
Miss Mary Whitman is quite IL
with pneumonia.
MI. Bassett of the JudsDn Mfg.
Co., spent Sunday in Orange, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. Arnold and family
spent few DAYS in Manchester re
Gently.
Mrs. Ralph Gaul and family Of
North Bennington are spending few
days in town.
Mrs. ). X. Gray recently enter
tanned her sister, Miss Thornton, o
Troy, n. y,
The Ladies' Aid Society will Civ,
supper for ladies only on Wednesday
at Mrs. A. r. Webb's.
Mrs. Lucy Hawkins and daughter
Susie, have gone TO Whitman, Mass.
for an indefinite time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
The New
Dress Trimmings.

A truly bewildering dis
play Of all the season 5
newest in Filet Nets, Bands,
Insertions an d Edgings,
Persian and Dresden effects.
Braids in all widths, styles
and colorings l.aces, En-.
broideries and Allovers IN
match sets for all purposes,
Dressmakers are enthusiasts
tic over the beauty and va
riety Of this assortment
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

at the M. E. church. A large crowd
was present and good time reported
by all.
The views at the Presbyterian
church Saturday evening were we'll at
tended
C. G. Saunders of Council Bluffs
spent Sunday here visiting his brother
r. G.. Saunders.
Miss Ruth Robertson spent Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives in AS
pinwall.
Charley Milligan spent the latter
part of the week here at his parental
home.
Adam Bohlander and daughter Ber-
tina departed Monday evening for Chi
cago where they went to attend the
funeral of the former niece.
Maud Lille. music teacher in the
public schools here spent Sunday at
her parental home in Marion.
Theron Holt of Kenwood spent Sun
day at the Phyllis Morgan home.
Sadie Mllligan is off duty for two
weeks as "hello girl and Amy
Emery is taking her place.
Mrs. w. H. Hart and children of
Sioux City spent the first part of the
week here visiting with friends.
Harvey White spent the first part of
the week here visiting with his father,
Nick White who is foreman of the
section.
Frank Weed of Sioux City spent
Monday here visiting at the B. H.
Burlington home.
Joe Milligan accompanied B. H.
Burlington to Denison where they took
two prisoners The men We're sent
there by the action OF Mayor McNert-
ney. for stealing a goose and several
chickens from Abe Walker.
Peoples Ticket for Mayor j. H.
Tryon, 1903, Councilman, R. Ras-
mussen. so. John McCracken. 81.
Assessor Chas. Schroeder. 10, Treas
urer, I'd. Iheobald LA. Progressive
ticket. Mayor. NJ. j McNertney. So.
Councilman John Clausen. 81, Ed.
Schram, 9s. Assessor. A. X. Potter
Il, Treasurer, John schram. So. Hur-
rah for the Peoples ticket.
Rev. Lacey ard his members are
we'll pleased with the condition Of
affairs at the Presbyterian church.
The salary of the pastor has been
raised to $1,000 which was raise of
5000. On last Sunday fourteen were
admitted to the church 1t would APP
pear that Rev. Lacey had good sue
cess with the meetings at Astor. and
the additions noted are part OF the re-
suits. Our churches are all doing
good work.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
DELOIT.
The town election at Deloit resulre

The town election at Deloit resulted
as follows:
Citizens Ticket Mayor, S. Wedock
"a, Clerk. Claude Brogden 10, Treas
urer, j. A. Halberg, 81. Assessor B.
E. McKim "a, Councilmen, John
Sanders IA, F. H. Brogden, ~, S.
Horn %.
Peoples Ticket Mayor. James Nc
Kim 25. Clerk, Guy johnson 80. Treas.
c. j.. Cose, %, Assessor E. L. john
son %. Councilmen, John Anderson
}5. Myron Myers 81, Frank Hess 24.
A meat market started up the first
of the week in the building on the
corner formerly occupied by Scott Nc
Kim, by Barthman and Noakes.
Jacob Worley is preparing to sod
the bank along the lots in front of the
house by the cement walks.
W. A. Rutledge spent last week at
Deloit and in company with ". Wor-
ley they drove through the neigbor-
hood in the interest Of the Hail insur-
ance Company.
w. T. Huckstep came near irving
the realities of another world on Mon
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
Mrs. Claus Pepper returned home

Mrs. Claus Pepper returned home
from Omaha Saturday evening, where
she underwent an operation three
weeks ago. Mr.. Pepper went down
in the morning and returned in the
evening with her
II. A. Triplett was a Buck Grove
business visitor Tuesday.
Miss Nelson, who teaches the fit.
room. was absent from school FRIDAY
on account of sickness.
Fred Schutt is reported to be OF
the sick list this week.
Martha Hird of Denison spent las
week here visiting her brothers, Isaac
and George Hird
Mrs. F. A. jackson spent the lat
ter part of the week here visitins
friends and relatives.
Ruth Robertson spent the latter
port of the week in Aspinwall visit
ing her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
c. G. Holling.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
Cst.blishedlsse.

The friends and relatives of Orval
Tryon dropped in on him Friday even
ing to help him celebrate his 30th
birthday. A very enjoyable time was
had by all present and it was late
hour before the company left for
home
Mrs. W. Wehland spent the past
week visiting at her parental home
in Walnut.
Matte, Burlington entertained the
Guild of the Presbyterian church Fri
day evening. Refreshments consist
ing of Angel food with whipped
cream. assorted nuts and cocoa were
served.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterian church meet with Mrs. Geo.
Dishing Wednesday afternoon.
Alice Baker spent Saturday and
Sunday a. the Alvin Willis home
north of town.
Miss Cook. Mrs. Barrett and
granddaughters, Marie and Ellen Bar
rett and Mrs. Clayton Baker spent
Sunday at the Chas. Lefferts home
north of town.
Mrs. &. H. Burlington. Charles
Burlington and wife and daughter
Buelah spent Sunday at the home Of
the formers brother, Alvin Willis.
Cassie and Fife Sowles had a run
a way Sunday while driving. Luck
lily no one was hurt but the buggy was
completely demolished.
Geo. Willis left the first of the
week for Mt. Vernon. where he is
attending college, after spending the
spring vacation here.
Alex Slagg departed for Conkling,
N. D. Tuesday evening after an ex-
tended visit with friends and rela-
tives
Sadie Saunders returned to Mt.
Vernon Wednesday morning after
spending her spring vacation at home.
Ed. Barber spent Sunday in the
country at the home of his brother.
Allen Barber.
Bob Sawyer of Harlan was in Ma
nilla Sunday visiting friends. MIR
Swayer left Tuesday for North Da
kota to prove on homestead.
Claus Crazy and wife returned from
their visit at Kirkman Saturday
evening.
E. A. Packard returned home Sat
urday after spending the week in
Council Bluffs.
Mr.. Kroge and wife of Aspinwall
spent Sunday with Henry Peterson and
family Mr.. Peterson being on the
sick list.
The Epworth League gave an .Old
Fashioned school. Friday evening
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
incorporated in Denison Review 1907.

Charley Alolter, of Aspinwall tran
sacted business in Manila "Wednesday
George Menagh of Denison attended
Revival meetings held here at the
Holiness Mission the past week.
Morris McHenry, veteran county
surveyor. spent Wednesday here. tran
sacting business and visiting friends
Miss Lathrop, of Manning spent the
first part of the week here visiting
her friend, Miss Lola Edwards
Alex Slagg and Lulu Willis spent
Ed Penins,oon. near Defiance.
Mrs. Ed Saunders and Misses Bess
lie Saunders and Carolina McCrack@l
transacted business in Omaha Tues.
day.
Misses Lucy and Marie Pepper
spent Sunda in Omaha visiting thel
mother, who is in the hospital there
Mrs. All Weaver and Mrs. John
Woods We're Omaha business visitors
Thursday
Mrs. George Merdinger and chill
dren returned to Buck Grove Monday
after a pleasant visit here With hen
father. Charles Saltwell ST..
Miss Nellie Welch of Buck Grove
spent the latter part of the week acre
visiting her friend. Miss Geraldine
Perton.
Lloyd Palmer of Marshalltown spent
the past Week here visiting his sisters
Misses Marie and Ellen Barrett.
F. l.. Van Slyke spent the first OF
the week in Bayald ransacting busi.
ness.
Homer Tenny and Clarence slagg
departed for Dakota Friday morning
where they Went to see about their
claims
Helen and Edgar Leach left Friday
morning for Onawa. where they will
make their home with their father
who we understand has married
again
Mrs. John Roehr spent several days
the latter part OF the Week in Aspin-
wall wishing old friends
Amy Emery has been Working IN
the centlal office the past week.
My. Johnson daughter Who lives
south OF town returned home from
Omaha TUESDAY evening, Where she
he'd been undergoing teatmen, there
in The hospital.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
M. q. CHURCH NOTES.

The bible study class met in the
lecture room of the church, on Mon
day evening and was we'll attended.
The Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. Fish Wednesday afternoon.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
The Sunday services will be as fol-
lows: Sunday school at 10 a. M.
preaching at IL. class meeting at the
close CT the morning sermon. Junior
League devotional meeting at 2 80 p.
M. Epworth League devotional ser
vices at Z p. M. and the evening
preaching services at p. m.
Please notice that the evening ser
vices are one half hour later than they
have been during the winter months.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
WILLOW TOWNSHIP ITEMS
James and Bert Wickwire marketed

James and Bert WlckWire marketed
several loads of hogs at Charter Oak
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nora Reagan visited her sister,
Mrs Corey, near Arion Friday.
VIM. Nutter and family We're pleas
ant callers at WV Hoakins. Sunday.
Tom Lang is aid up with a sore
foot this week
Willie and Fannie Haworth came
from their home at Draper. South
Dakota, Monday evening. Willie will
work for Elmer McElwain this COM
ing season. but Fannie will only visit
a few weeks on the Willow with rela-
tives and friends.
Little Russell McElwain was report
ed to be quite sick the first of the
week but is much better at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Ped IIeckor and baby went to
Nicola. Monday, to visit sister who
is very ILL.,
Fred Klein was visitor at the Rae
home near Arion Sunday
Miss Cora Irwin is spending a week
vacation with her mother at Charter
Oak
Hans Hanson went to Streeter. N.
ID. Tuesday to visit his son, Pete and
and family for a few weeks
Tillie Wiess returned from her Wis
Dop;,o,, 1,c+ ,.ool,
Elmer McEhrain and family. Fannie
and Willie Haworth We're callers at
the home of John Larson, Sunday.
The Misses Florence and Mabel
Wickshire visited their friend. Miss
Hazel kevan near Dow City Sunday
A number of our Willow people at
tended the missionary lecture held at,
the Methodist church in Charter Oak,
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Horace Hodkins Went to Deni-
SON Monday morning, TO be present
at the petit jury.
p. Heckor and Pat Collins We're
Sunday visitors at Jim lleckors
On account of the illness of Rev.
Vanhorn there was no preaching ser
vices at the Bethel church Sunday
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
JACKSON.

Last Monday while Jimmy Blessing
ton was returning from town horse
back, his pony got scared and jumpeta.
to one side of the road. and a tele-
phone wire caught Jimmy under the
chin which made him leave his horse
in a hurry. No damage done but he
had to walk home.
Will Simon little boy was knocked
down and hurt by run away team
last Sunday.
Mrs. Geo Gum had one of her
fingers poisoned while working on
some colored goods she was working
into dress pattern.
A select party of young folks met
at Herman Dreesen's last Saturday
evening and all had merry lime.
Geo. Weed has returned from trip
in Texas.
School opened at District No. ?
last Monday with Gertrude Downey
still in the chair.
Mrs. Wiseman is visiting with
Herb Dean and enjoying herself
Miss Riley has returned to Denison
to take charge of a school south of
town.
Mrs Koch of Wall Lake died last
Saturday at the royal age of lo4 years
and months.
Jim Lestrange's team ran away
from him last Saturday night and
tipped Jim out, broke away from the
buggy and were found in the morning
at Mr.. Sherwood place. jim stopped
with Mr.. Dean until morning.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
$500 WILL BE GIVEN,

For any case of rheumatism which
cannot be cured by DR. Drummond' S
Lightning Remedies The proprietors
do not hide this offer but print it in
bold type on all their circulars. wrap
pers, printed matter and through the
columns of the newspaper elsewhere
1t will work wonders. One bottle
will cure nearly any case. if the
druggist has not got it he will order
it. or ii VIII be sent to any address
by express on receipt OF price to
Dfummond Medicine Co., New York.
Agents wanted.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
WEST SIDE ITEMS.

Mr.. w. c. Waite, the popular clerk
at H. j. Moeller's store. is on the
sick list this week j. c. Kaschube
is taking his place during his absence
from the store
Mrs. Peter sievers left Friday even
ing for IIawarden. Iowa, where she
Will visit her aunt
Miss Edith Dodd started for her
home in Nashua. IOWA. last Friday
afternoon TO spend her spring vaca-
ton
Mn Thomas Carter OF Chicago, and
Ed Garter of Boone, Iowa. We're call
ing on former friends in West Side
last Thursday
Miss Ida Davis left Friday even
ing. for Concord Nebraska, where she
viii spend her vacation.
Miss Charlotte Anderson came home
from Dcnison last Saturday to spend
her weeks vacation.
+. j. Gary Jr visited at the home
of his parents last Friday and satur-
day returning to Chicaeo Saturday
evening.
The Ladies Of the German church
enriched their treasury about $500
by the apron sale and zoe lunch
which they held las Saturday after
noon.
Mrs C NJ. Barr and son, Melvin, of
Marcus, Iowa, came Friday, for IL
weeks visit at the home of hel. son.
Prof. r. ID. Barr.
Mrs. Adam schnecloth OF Dsnison
Iowa visited friends in Nest Side
last week
Miss Lena Overholtzer is spending
her vacation with friends in Moore
head Iowa
Mrs. c. T. Bates and children went
TO Harlan, Iowa for a weeks visit
With relatives.
Mrs Fred llvers died at her home
in West Side last Friday morning.
March y, after am Illness of one week,
OF pneumonia. The funeral services
eleven O'Clock on Friday, and tne re-
mains We're taken TO Denson where
services We're held ON Sunday. In
terment took place in the Denison
cemetery Mrs. Evers leaves her
husband and three sisters and two
brothers TO mourn her loss. Nine
children having preceded her TO the
grave.
Mrs. Evels was kind and good
women and will be greatly missed by
her relatives and many friends in
this community.
Mr. laggs father of Mrs A Ilaune-
man, died at the home OF his son.
sonth of town Thursday evening His
death was due to old age, he being
- wears old. The funeral was held
on Sunday.
The entertainment given at the hall
last Thursday evening by the Glee
club and High School was very good
The audience showed lis apprecia-
ton, as each number was encored.
The home talent affairs are always
appreciated by our people and we
hope to have more OF them in the
luturc
Tie town election hold Monday was
quiet affair, Their being only one
ticket i'll the lied Tie following Of
lic rs We're elected: Mayor, Geo e.
spot wood; Councilman, Herman
Martins; Treasurer, G. N. Payne; AS
SCISSOR, Peter J. Martins.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
day at Carroll. He was on his way


Northwestern. They were ordered to
change way cars. Will Cook had Just
barely made his escape and Mr.. Huck-
step was about to leave the car when
the engineer on the switch engine
threw on the brakes and in an in
stance the car was thrown back sew
eral feet and about 20 feet in the air
Mr.. Huckstep was thrown to the other
end of the car and was picked up for
dead. The company doctor was soon
there and examined his wounds and
cared for him. He recovered sufficient
to go on to Chicago. The company
had doctor meet him at different
points to see how he was getting along
and took care of him after he got
there. He speaks very highly of
their kindness to him. The company
settled the damage with him and he
returned home the middle of the week.
He is getting along nicely and was
able to be in town Saturday with his
wife.
Lulu Zea came to Deloit Thursday
and visited relatives until Friday.
She went up to j. D. Newcom's and
visited where her brothers are work
ing and remaining until Sunday.
Mrs. B. g. Mckim and Abbie Lee
drove over to A. j. Darling's last
Wednesday. Abbie remained until
Saturday.
Mrs. Ann Winans started Saturday
afternoon for Woolsey, s. D. She ex-
poets to return to finish her visit here
soon.
Invitations are out for an April
Fool party Tuesday evening at the
home of G. w. Whey and wife in
honor of their two oldest sons Merrill
and Rollie. Preparations have been
made for jolly good time.
S. Horr and Ward Johnson were at
Denison last Wednesday.
Gravel hauling began again last
week. Mr.. McNeal in charge.
Ward and Jess johnson, have pur-
chased the Elite Lunch room in Den
ison and took possession last Thursday.
Their many friends wish for them
success. The Deloit folks no doubt
will give them call when in town
and hungry.
j. N. Turner and family moved
Saturday into the house vacated by
Clarence lines, owned by Mrs. j. L..
Miller.
Among those TO Denison Saturday
were Ray Winans and wife. Mearl
Myers and wife. r. B. Johnston and
wife. Mrs. Geo. Winars and Mrs. j !.
L. Miller.
Mrs. A H. Rudd and daughter
Gladys OF Dow City came up to Deloit
Friday and stayed until Saturday with
her mother aud sister, Mrs I. C. Dob
SON.
r. E. Johnston and wife visited
Sunday with B. E. McKim.
Mrs. Jane johnson was in Denison
Monday. She went down to consult
the oculist about her eyes
Stanley Browne has been doing some
painting out at the school house where
he has been teaching, the last few
days.
Eunice Dobson began teaching Mon
day in the primary department.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

Farmers moving to town at this
season of the year, should bear i'm
mind that Fastje, the cabinet maxi
cr, sells furniture o! best quality,
durable and reliable Call and sac
what he offers. IF
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-25

A widow aud niae Child rem near
Upper Strasburg, Fran kiln county,
mourn the voluntary death Of husband
and father, John Kendall, who yester-
day afternoon 23 found dead ia the
barn. tie SAD eomunittea suicide by
hanging.
Mr.. Kend9ll, who lived on the John
A. Zarmsn farm, a mills west Of Stras-
burg, had beea Kissing from home for
"a hour Thursday afternoons search
OF the premises was made, ana a
young son john, came across the body
of his father hanging from a rafter in
the hsy moW in the barn life vas
extinct and had been for some time.
Mr.. Kendall vas = farmer and was
well known in the neig hborh 1ei,
where he had lived for years. He was
so years old, aDs ~ eAase for his act
is kaown. AS stated ABOVE he is sur
vlved by his wife and nine children
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-25
Eiccoughs TIN he Starves.

Chester. Pa.-George SampselI, aged
Is years, Is hiccoughing himself to
death. A week ago Sampsell was taken
ill with erysipelas in his right arm,
and ebout the same titae he was seized
with htecoughs.
DR.. Fred h. Evans is doing all he
can to relieve the sufferer, but with
out success. The hiccoughing contin-
ues at intervals Of every few seconds
and the man is wasting away. He is
unable to eat; his heart action keeps
yrowingIweaker and the pain he suffers
is excruciating.
A week ago Sampsell was q big
trong man, Weighing nearly 200
pounds. He is now but shadow OF
his former self, and his face is 80
drawn and distorted from the effects
of the sfliietion that member of his
family and his intimate friends would
not recognize him. He must starve Ia
death, t appears.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-25

New York, Dec. 15.-The World, IN
the course of it's answer to Prosie st
Roosevelt's references to that paper, in
his special message to congress todsy,
says. in part;
"Mr. Roosevelt u mistaken. He car
not muzzIe the World.
awhile no amount of billingsgate
on his part can alter our determination
to treat him with Judicial impartiality
aud scrapulous fairness, we repeat
what we have sir ady said, that the
congress Of the United States should
make thorough investigation Of he
whole Pa anna transaction, that the
full truth may be known to the Amer
lean people.
s'This is the first time a President
| has ever asserted the doctrine of iess
majeste, or proposed, in the abseaee Of
specific legislation, the criminal prose
cution by the government of citizens
VINO criticized the conduct of the gov
eminent or the conduct of individC ais
who iaay have had business dealings
with the government. Neither the
king Of arelt Britai I, nor the German
emperor, would venture to arrogate
such power to himself.
MIR Boosevelts lamcntable habit
If inaccurate statement makes ii i'm
possible TO accept either his Judgment
or his conclusions. In the message be
does nos state correctly even e. small
matter as the pre- ended causes of his
grievance.
"No other living man ever so grossly
libelled the United Staes as does the
President who besmirches congress,
bulldozes judges, assails the integrity
of courts. ISLANDERS private citizens, and
who has shown himself the most reck-
l4ss, INSCRIPTIONS demagogue whom
the American people ever trusted with
great power and authority
$50 far as the World is concerned,
its proprietor may go to jail, if Mr..
Roosevelt succeeds, as he threatens;
but even in jail the World will not
cease to be fearless cham pion Ct free
speech, free press aud free peop'e."
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-25

ri. c. KENNEDY, ] II. TONGE, Supt.
Vice Pres. Il Gen'l Snpt.
a. A. Aiddle. Gen. Pass Agt.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-25

AT meeuag of the yestry If The
Trinity Episcopal Church at Msnas-
sas the vestry PASSED a resolution in
structing line delegates % che diocesan
council IN Alexander, Va, December
l6, TO vote fol- the l}ev. J.. Pon.z Tyler
rector OF s.. johns eaagcb, Hagers-
town, for assistant Bishop. IL is under
stoo1 tina. tie Rev. Berryman Green
of CArist Ciurrh, AiyHandra, We,
will be candidate. This position leat S
to that of Bishop.