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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-16
GibiSonyille

Rev. Baker aud family, who
were visiting near Morris Chapel,
returned home Saturday.
Henry Fanble WINS business
visitor at this place Saturday.
Boyd Evans and DR.. Miller
made a flying trip to Logan,
Wednesday.
Cbas. Carr took dinner with
Rev. Baker, Sunday.
Grace Zeigler Is expecting to
make IA trip to Columbus this
week.
Goldie Evans is reported on the
sick list.
George Evans and wife made a
a business trip to Logan, Thurs
day.
Miss Ruth Mowery visited with
her parents, of near Laurelville,
Saturday and Sunday.
Ex-Squire Robson was seen on
our streets one day last week.
Willie says that he has author
ity to marry couples.
Chas. w. Zeigler was a visitor
at this place Saturday. Chas.
always delights us with his jokes
and pithy sayings.
Tommy Whitcraft called on
Mrs. Name Gibson, Sunday.
"Dad" says that he is the cham
plon domino player of this place.
Chas. Robson and Chas.
Huffines were Logon visitors last
week.
Velva Brashares called on
Goldie Evans, Saturday evening.
Carlos Whitcraft and Edwin
Keller were seen vending their
way toward Logan, Saturday
afternoon. We wonder what the
attraction is.
j. M. Gibson, while attending
to the mail the other evening met
with quite an accident, very
laughable to his friends, but pain
full to himself. He was unwrap-
ping a package of Toledo Blades,
and in some way one of the blades
cut Il severe cash in his left wrist.
He at once began using salye of
his own invention, which consists
of sapo mollis and cera of the
apis mellifica, and the wound is
healing nicely.
Mrs. Iretha Krinn and daugh-
ter, Merle, broke bread with Mr..
j. E. Voorhees, and family, Sunday.
Silas Ogle was a pleasant caller
at this place Saturday.
j. A. Cupp made flying trip
Logan, Saturday.
Dan Safer, our new blacksmith,
is doing thriving business.
School is progressing nicely
under the management of Miss
Ruth Mowery. NEVADA.
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Mrs. G.. T. Sherwood Is slowly
convalescing from a recent illness,
Frank Turner visited recently
with friends in Circleville and
Columbus.
Mr., and Mrs. G.. w. Julien
entertained on Sunday evening,
in honor of their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs George Armstrong and three
song, of Streator, ILL.,, the follow
ing guests; Mr.. Jesse Tignor and
wife, Mr.. Walter Ash and wife
and Mr.. Arch Fox and wife.
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West Hooking

Mrs. Henry Chambers started
Friday, for Muncie Indiana to
visit her daughter, Mrs. C. A.
Hedges, who ls seriously sick at
her home, with blood poison.
Mrs. Ira Fox is visiting relatives,
in Lancaster, this week.
w. d. Garfield called on Lewis
Keister, of near the Rock House,
last Monday.
Ray McClelland is suffering
with badly liberated tooth, at
the present writing.
Frank McClelland lost yalCa-
BILE steer, last week. Its death was
SAID to have been caused by over
feeding with ensilage.
Mrs. Kate Anderson returned,
Sunday, from a three weeks visit
with relatives, in Stoutsvllle.
Mrs. G. w. Hartsough who is
suffering with dislocated shoul-
der, is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chambers
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Fox,
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phyly Davis, of
TaFlton, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Julien, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cham bers
spent last Monday aud Tuesday
at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Peter Wymor. Of near Aman-
da.
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slipped on wet rock and had
narrow escape Of broken arm.
She received many bruises but is
now able TO be about.
AS we have not heard anything
lately from "Briar Holltr" we
suppose they are on a strike.
OLD TIMER.
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String Town

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Matthias, of
Enterprise, visited the latter's s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Harsch, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Gordon and daugh-
ter, Annie, spent last Tuesday
with Mrs. Sarah Blum.
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Beery visited
relatives at Logan last Monday.
Mr., John Krinn made a business
trip to Logan, last Thursday.
Miss Lizzie White, of Carol, is
visiting Will Nixon and family.
Simon Beougher, of near South
Perry, and his son, Charlie, and
little daughter Ollie, of Summit
Co., spent Saturday night with
Noah Beougher and family.
Thomas McPeck made a busi-
ness trip to Logan one day last
week.
John Weaver and Charlie Clark
called on John Nihiser and family
lest Sunday.
MF. and Mrs James Woods vis-
tied Mart Goss and family last
Sunday.
Henry Morrow and Will Weaver,
of Celina, are visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
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Old Town

Here am once more, sitting by
my old escritoire, ende Avoring to
write few of the latest and i'm
portant happenings of this locality,
A spelling was given at sub.
district No. 8 Friday evening the
10 inst. The evening was spent
in recitations, songs, select read
ings, music and spelling.
Mrs. Clara Geiger and two chill
dren are spending few days with
her sister, Mrs. d. A. Polling.
No. 6 gave spelling Thursday
evening The 8 inst
The Misses Sarah and Addie
Rutter visited Frank Fickel and
family, Saturday.
"Cream Horns' are very nppli
cable to those that are opposite to
them. Perhaps we will go to the
next close-a-way spelling if the
roads are not too faculent, and get
ou" share of the green horns
delicious favorite. We hope we
will not make fiasco of getting g
our share.
Samuel Cell visited D. A. Pol
ing, Wednesday.
Jesse Fickell visited DR.. and
Mrs. Rutter and family, Sunday.
Mr.. w. Walter Clark and wife
visited Isaac Wolfe and family,
Sunday. SCHOLAR.
EXHIBITION AT BEERY's SCHOOL HOUSE
The following is the program of
the exhibition rendered by the
scholars at Beery's No. 8 school,
Friday evening, Jan. 10, 1908.
song-"Nlassa's in the Cold, Cold Ground -
by the Misses ~Estella Wright, Ida Fickell,
Anna Cell, Goldie Sholl and ]. r. i Hart
man.
Recitation-"Forty Years Ago.. "........
......,............... ........ Ethel Wolfe
Recitation-"When Tina Man." ,....
''..... ,.......-...... Dave Sholl
Recitation-"The Smart Rabbit"
....-............, ......... Carl Sholl
Recitation-"Don't," ,".......,. Susie Polling
Music ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BY String Band
Recitation-"Aunt Jemlma's Court
snip" ........................G Goldie Sholl
song-"Chrlstmas Gift" "..., Ethel Wolfe
Recitation-A Girl Should Learn,"..
..................C .Chauncy Stivlson
Recitation-"Is 1t Anybody's Bust
ness" ,".... ....-..............I Ida Fickell
Recltation-"Uncle Saul's Experl-
ence," ".......................I Ida Stivison
Recitation-' Father may Go?,"....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Estella NJ. Wright
Recitatlon-"Grasshopp on Sweet
Potatoe Vine,". Chester Wright
Recitatlon-"Holdinga Basting .
Thread, ,".....,...... Fanchion Fickell
Music ........................B By String Band
Recitation-"summer,". Hazel Pierce
Recitation-"Iost Spectacles, ".......
....,..-......,...,....... Jessie Wright
Recitation-tSubiect unknown) ......
..............,............. Anna Cell
Music-"Yankee DOODLE" 80. String Band
Select tReading-"Sale Bill" Guy Wright
Select Reading-"News Paper, wrote by the
scholars OF the school" .... Frank Polling
song by the Misses Estella Wright, Ida
Fickell, Anna Cell, Goldie Scholl and
Ianette Hartman.
Music ....'..............,...B BY String Band. |
The pieces spoken by the chill
lren were delightful, interesting
Ind full of mirth, and were very
'leasingly lecited. The "News-
PAPER" read by Frank Polling was
! newly y-formed query box, and
extraordinary and interesting, al
o the "Sale Bill" read by Guy
Wright, was very entertaining
nd uneqauled. The songs sung
y the girls teacher was super
!ne. ONE VINO WAS THERE.
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A BIRTHDAY soRpRIsR.

A very pleasant surprise was
given in honor of Mrs. Noah
Beougher at her home last Friday
evening. 1t being her 6s birthday
anniversary. Refreshments were
served. The evening was spent
in social chat and music, both
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-22

ralNer Menagn mas gone TO Snen-
andoah. Iowa. for visit to friends.
The county auditor and his assistant
are busy again preparing the tax
books for next year.
The new home of Mr.. Julius Bale
is looming up through the trees in
the north part of town
A. j. Book, one of the most
prominent German pioneers of north
Crawford. is dead. Our Schleswig
correspondence gives the particulars
of his death.
A colored jacket trimmed with
black velvet was found in the road
near the Ludwig Heide farm, north
west of town. Owner can have same
by calling at this office.
The city council has passed a re-
solution asking that the telephone
company move the poles out to the
curb lines along the street running
from the Herrig corner to DR.. Phil
brooks. When this is done. good
walk will be put in by the property
holders.
Henry Louis. brother of Mrs. F.
w. Meyers. was married last We'd
nesday in Iowa City. Mr.. Louis
worked tor a time in the Review
office and will be remembered by
many Denison riends. We wish
him evey JOY and shall be glad to see
our new sister-in-law.
The Union veteran Frank Gibson,
has decided to remain at the govern
ment home in Hot Springs, S. D.
until October. AS member of the
famous Minnesota regiment which
made the great record at Gettysburg.
he is certainly entitled to the best
the U. S. government can afford in
the line of aid for his disabilities.
On April 9th there was issued a
marriage license TO George McKahe
and Jennie McKane. This was case
of persons once married and divorced
concluding to remarry. 1t would APP
pear that the conclusion did not work
out in this instance. for on June Is
the woman in the case brought the
license back to the county clerk and
asked that it be cancelled as she did
not propose to have it used.
Rev. rhuresson arrived home dur
ing last week and occupied the pull
pit of the M. E. church last Sunday
He expressed himself glad to be with
western people again and compl-
mented the city of Denison on her
citizens. their intelligence. fondness
for reading. Libraries filled with good
books. He then gave most uplift-
ing sermon on the promises of i'm
mortality and the realities of the
world to come, calling for a life
which should entitle his hearers to
live with the just. In the evening
he gave the sermon at the union ser
vice held in the Baptist church.
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Miss Marie Barron, of Carroll, was
the guest of her friend. Mrs. Ariens.
over Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Kelly and son Louis. of
Carroll. are spending the week at the
John Kelly home.
Miss Maggie Evans. of Columbus,
Neb., spent a few days last week
with her friend, Mrs. Seymour Bond.
The Chautauqua began a little late
but with big crowd. There is every
reason to believe that the week will
be successful one.
Mrs. NJ. A. johnson has been en-
joying visit from her little sister,
who will return next week to her
home in southern Iowa.
Superintendent Hoffman announces
that the examination for teachers will
take place at Denison on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, July 1880 and
81.
Mrs. H. R. Timm, of Ricketts, is
in town this week at the home of her
parents to attend the Chautauqua ses-
sions. She of course brought her dear
little daughter.
Miss Marie Rath hurried home
from the summer school at Iowa City
in order to be with her mother who
was seriously i'll last week but who
is now very fortunately, much improv-
ed.
Miss Lillian De Wolf, of Gibbon.
Neb.. is in the county this week en-
tertained by her friends and relatives
at Vail and Denison. She is the
daughter of Mr.. George DeWolf. who
resided in Vail for many years.
Miss Mary Burch. of Cenison. has
been elected as the primary teacher
of the Deloit schools. We feel sure
she will realize the responsibility and
do her duty to the little ones. In
the editorial this week the mission of
the primary teacher is set forth.
A we'll done and much needed piece
of road work has just been completed
between the railroad crossing and the
McHenry fine cattle farm. A high
grade has been built up and this
should keep the road permanently in
/ shape.
The church people of Arion thought
they had settled minister. but he
came and stayed less than month
and went away without drawing a
salary. They have not given up how
ever, and have the promise of another
minister from the Congregational
church board.
| In letter to a friend Maurice
Schofield writes that he and his bride
arrived in California safely. and after
some sight seeing are at home at
Gardena. AS is known he is engaged
in matching chickens. and he tells of
a contract for one hundred thousand
to one firm. That is bringing things
to life by the wholesale.
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Phi. A. Schlumberger was an Oma-
ha visitor Monday.
Will Seeman was a welcome Deni-
son guest last week.
"When we meet the enemy we'll
be their n. ''-Hobson.
The Carnegie Library will be clos
ed afternoons during Chautauqua
week.
Mr.. Claus Munster. of Ricketts,.
transacted business in Denison last
Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Waterhouse, of Char
ter Oak. paid Denison an auto visit
on Tuesday.
Mr.. John Rohwer came down from
West Side last Saturday and spent
Sunday at home.
Mr.. Chancey Liscomb. of Dunlap,
was in Denison the tore part of the
week visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Naeve leave
this week for vacation trip to Min
neapolis and st. Paul.
Mrs. Dora Louis returned today 20
her home in Iowa City, after six
week visit with her daughter, Mrs.
F. w. Meyers.
Mr.. Dan Howorth. of Dow CITY,
drove his Pullman machine up Sunday
afternoon to have it overhauled at
the Denison garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Movers have
taken pretty little three months old
baby girl into their home. They hope
ultimately to adopt the little one as
their own.
| 1t would be unfair not to compli-
ment Deputy Sheriff Cramer upon the
excellent work he has done as news
gatherer for the Bulletin during Cas-
wells absence.
The young people of the German
Lutheran church had picnic at Coon
Grove last Sunday. Rev. Freese ac-
companied the young people and from
all reports fine time was had by
all.
Mrs. T. A. Miller and children left
last night for months visit in New
York state. They will doubtless have
a delightful time. Mr.. Miller is
planning to join them and return with
them later on.
The Misses Erma and Marie Naeve
are having fine time out in Colora-
do. At Cripple Creek they went
down in the mines thousand feet
and then they climbed Pixies Peak.
This seems to US like going to ex-
tremes.
Rev. j. James DePree and his
charming wife and son Donald. are
looking forward to vacation which
they will spend with the folk in
Michigan. Rev. DePree also has his
eye fixed on lake which is touted
as fine fishing.
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Mr.. Cushman the land agent. was
over at the Oak on Tuesday.
A large clear glass water bottle.
this week at 10c each at the Racket
Store.
MIR. Charles Kemming will not re-
turn to Aberdeen before the first of
the month.
Mrs. Angie johnson and children
are spending the week at Ferguson,
Iowa. with her husbands parents.
Mr.. George Nicholson and family
were off Monday for trip which will
include look at Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. Charles Buss. of Union town
ship. was among those to make a
week of it attending the Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderwall and
daughters have been called to Perry
en- account of the serious illness of
his mother.
A fine richly decorated berry set in
German china. large dish and six
small ones. complete for Is cents, this
| week at the Racket Store.
| Mr.. Charles Weed the old time
settler of Charter Oak township. and
daughters came over Tuesday to en-
joy the musical and literary treats of
| the week.
TIE Misses Blanche and Edna
Stephens took their departure for
Cottonwood, S. D., on Tuesday morn
ing. where they will have an outing
with the family of Mr.. John Burk.
They plan to be gone two weeks.
There is an enormous hay CROP
this year as the farmers we'll know.
As an illustration one man has just
put in stack 100 tons from the same
land he had 60 tons from last year.
This ought to make this class of fooG
for stock plentiful in the coming
winter.
Mr.. Frank jackson will give ur
the he me occupied so long by his par
ents asst of the McHenry property,
and have room with his aunt, Mrs.
Cassaday. He is hoping to soon re-
ceive transfer and raise in posi-
ton from the American express com.
pany. He has held the place of mes
senger on the Boyer Valley line for
some time because it allowed him to
be home every day with his mother.
Denison has one quite aristocratic
block, for it is the residence OF
four presidents. Of course it is ur
in the north end of town for that
claims to be the best. The block is
on Church street between Park and
Pine. Al the west side is the resi-
dence of President Herrig, of the
Wall Lake bank. then comes Presi.
dent THEM of the poultry association,
his neighbor is President Gebert OF
the Commercial club and at the cor
ner is President Atzen of the German
Farmers Mutual Insurance company
Quite distinguished group.
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Nab Rulliard made business trip
to Omaha last Thursday.
Mr.. w. j. SERVER transacted bust
ness in Omaha last Friday.
Mrs. F.. H. Morgan visited friends
in Dunlap last Saturday.
Mr.. Ed Messenbrink. of Dow City.
was caller in Denison last Friday.
Mrs. S. Goddard. of Dow City.
was shopper in Denison last Thurs
day
Miss Alhtea Wiley. of Dow City.
visited friends in Denison last Thurs
day.
For Rent-The west half of
house on railroad avenue. Mrs. F. j.
Young.
Mr.. Chas. Robertson. of Charter
Oak. transacted business in Denison
last Thursday.
Mr.. Sears McHenry and George
McHenry transacted business at De-
loit and Ellis Friday.
Mr.. Clay Milford. of Woodbine
transacted business in Denison the
latter part of last week.
Miss Genevieve Richards left Fri
day evening for two weeks visit in
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mrs Peter Meggers enjoyed visit
last week from her brother, Mr..
Sleek. of. Clinton county. Iowa.
Miss Clara Strain left last Friday
for Des Moines. where she will visit
friends for week or ten days.
Mr.. P. E. C. Lally made bust
ness trip to western Nebraska to look
over some land interests last week.
G. L. Caswell. who has been con-
valescing in Colorado. since the Den
ter convention. is expected home this
week.
Temple Kirkup returned last Sat-
urday from Chicago. where he has
been visiting friends for the past two
weeks.
Miss Baird. of Chicago. who had
been visiting Miss Ruby Norman fer
the past week, returnel to her home
on last Thursday
Another fortunate purchase enables
us to sell fine cut glass. star pat
tern tumbler 10c. Never offered be-
fore for less than Csc. The Racket
store.
Mr.. John Stewart, who is connect
ed witch and at the head of the Stew
art Lumber Co.. passed through Dem
ison with q touring car on his way to
western Nebraska. He was accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. Watson
and four grandchildren. The auto is
six cylinder Pierce Great Arrow and
is said to be high grade machine.
The party visited at the home of w.
j. SERVER while here; Stewart
SERVER accompanied the party as far
as Omaha
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Lenzen Moeller left last week for
a visit in Maquoketa. la.

LenZen Moeller left last week for
a visit in Maquoketa. la.
Sheriff Meehan is visiting in Dav-
export and Dubuque this week.
An extra fine line of tablets and
envelopes at all prices. at the Racket
Store.
The Misses Nell and Alice Staine-
ger. of Vail, are in Denison this
week visiting friends and relatives.
Friday. July 81. is the day to see
DR.. Weber. the eye and ear doctor
who cures at Nelson House. Ex-
animation free. 90 Ut.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Boylan drove to
Dunlap in Mr.. McMahon's machine
last Friday and visited friends.
Six quart pudding pans and six
quart enameled kettles just the things
for fruit canning. this week at Toe
each, at the Racket Store.
Mr.. W. R. Ki~kup returned on
Thursday from Chicago, where he has
been for the past week. purchasing
goods for the new clothing store.
Last Thursday four cylinder
Packard auto passed through Denison.
The owner was driving it from De-
troit to his home at Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Chris. Hennings celebrated her
fiftieth birthday on last Thursday. A
few of her friends dropped in and
surprised her during the afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Pharr and children
left last Friday for Okoboji. where
they will be guests at the GIilck and
Voss cottage for week or ten days.
Mrs. Leahy. mother of Frank
Leahy. had the misfortune to fall and
break her arm while going down a
flight of stairs at the hotel last Fri
day evening.
Mr.. R. A. Romans and family re-
turned on Friday from Des Moines,
where they have been visiting friends
for the past week. They made the
trip in their automobile.
Miss May Ferhe. who has been in
the hospital for the last week on &C
count of injuries received in run
away. was able to leave the hospital
the latter part of last week.
Miss Ethel Thompson. one of the
successful teachers of our schools
whose home is at Manila. is at her
old boarding place with Mrs. Good
rich and hearing the Chautauqua lee.
lures.
Mr.. N. L. Hunt and family return
ed last Friday from Lake Okoboji.
where they were guests at the Green
cottage. They were at the lake two
weeks and report having had most
enjoyable time.
Mrs. P. d. Mcmahon entertained
a number of young ladies last Thurs
day in honor of Miss Ruth Ashby
An elegant supper was served after
which very enjoyable evening was
spent in playing games.
DR.. r. P. Plimpton returned on
Saturday from his Colorado visit. He
tells us that he found his parents and
other friends at Sallda we'll and pros
porous. Mrs. Plimpton will remain
in Boulder, COL. visiting her parents
for another week.
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Father Menagh has gone to Shen-
andoah. Iowa. for visit to friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-22

The new home of Mr.. Julius Bale
is looming up through the trees in
the north part of town.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-22

The county auditor and his assistant
are busy again preparing the tax
books for next year.