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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-10-15
Another Negro Rucus

Last Sunday morning Bur StjDsor
used an ak on Albut Adams, th'
blade OF the ak entered the top o'
the left shoulder abOnt two inches
deep. Adams is Still alive and Stin
0 is in Jail.
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Commissioners Sale of Land.

tate Of Mississippi. Grenada County.
No. 11e9. Mis-. .,use M. Calm, ct AL, vs.. Gar
encc kosminsky. ct al.
By virtue OF certain proceedings OF th'
'hancery Court IF Grenada County. Mis-
ssppi. in said ca use and especially of Il cei
ain degree rendered Therein at the APR
Ell N. a.. ID 1909 Of said Court. the uhoti
.igned Conn. issicner will ON Monday the.
lay Of Nov "A. n. 1909. within legal hour
t the Court House front door III the city
irenada in said County. offer for sale q
public anction the following property. beii
, part of the DR.. K. Calm estate in sd!
S W.. sec s. T Il. 6 f. sal tract con$ti
uting The place famiiiariy known IS til
X X, 5 \. Sec 5 and N X. S F. "a. Sec
I'll. Il 6 F., said tract constituting the plac
Familiarity known AS The Wilson Crowde
S X, NEA and 8 EA. N " y. Sec IS. T2l
R5E Said lands constituting the place Ia
niliarly know. as NJ: Airy place.
w u, ) E 1 Sec .. T q. R6 r. said IAN
oil sti, uting the place fAnhlllarIy known IA
he COnnOr place.
Terms. one fourth, u. OF the atnOnht " tn
,uired to be paid in cash. AID the balance q
aid bids respectfully to be paid in four. ;
aial annual installments. to be evidences
purchasers respectively bearing interes
rom the date OF sale until paid respective!!
It ten-l0- per cent per annum. an6 Sai'
lOIDS Slldll FcSefNc ltcnS Oh SAlu IN IFSP>t
lively 10 seeare the payments evidences
hereby. Sale sale will be made in stric
accordance with the law and the terms q
aid decree. and said respectively place
viii be offered in sub divisions of one hun
fred and. leo. acres and then AS IL whole II.
eenired by section III Ut the constitution u
II NJ Mississippi.
The said Commissioner reserves the rigbl
20 reject any and All bios. and said sales vii
,e subject TO confirmation or rejection Dl
ne Lhaneery Court Of said County Or til,
haneeil0r in vacation.
should all Of said lands not be sold at sal,
im- for any reason or il said sales are no
Completed. or ii the time fixed be not sutsi
lent to fully lpi the sales herein al
.~ertised the undersigned will cunti,ue sais
"a, es from day to Gay until com9leted b.
diving public notice to the company presSn
It the conclusion of each days sale, and suci
ale or sales on the succeeding day cor day
,ball commences and end us directed for tn
irsk day. so
witness N y signature this the 9th day o
october, A.. d., 400.
Jno. s. King,
o O9-4t commissioner.
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Nice cottage, with water and sew
erage, on Fourth street East Ward OF
Grenada. Convenient and in good
neighbOrhoUd. CowIes Horton.
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POSTED

All parties are hereby warned a.
gainst hunting and fishing or other
wise trespassing on sny Of our binds
In this and Carroll counties.
Wallace Rush, r. A. Billups.
Grenada, Miss, Oct. 9Th, 1909. st
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The attractive and winSOme Miss
Nan Barwich returnd Monday after
a prot :acted visit to friends and
relatives in PickenS, Miss.
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For Sale

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Professional Cards.

). S. SHARP,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
GRENADA, MISS.
Residence Phone 81. Office Phone 81
Office over Eatman's Drug Store.
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DIR. w. II. whitaker,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
GRENADA, MISS.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Monday, Dec. Goth

MOnuoy, bCSs IOIu
Jennie Kruger to BARLEY Mitchell
-swl sec 10. Hays twp. Con. 81.
C. Shenbreg Co. to Otto F. Dorale
q d, lot IA, bkl 8, Charter Oak.
Iowa Con. 81.
Chicago & Northwestern Ry Co to
Chauncey D. Miller-a strip 40 rods
wide across nw3 ne4 Sc 8, swf sec S,
East Boyer twp. Con SIS
Tue sday, Dec. 2lst.
Iowa Baptist State Convention to
Halver A Norman-lot 8, blk 6. Wag.
oner & Evans add Arion, Iowa. Con.
$l9l.
Ethel w Holccmb ct al to j L But
terworth-q d. lots 2. 8. 8. 9. subd
outlot eel" Dow City, Iowa. in sec
10. Union twp. Con. 81.
L Butterworth to Ora L Butter
worth-lot l.. blk 16. Dow City. Iowa.
Con. 81.
Friday, Dec. Oath.
Kate Etzel ct al to Joseph Etzel-q
C d, lots II and IL. bkl %, Vail,
Iowa. Con. 81.
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RICKETTS, NEWS.

Mrs. Roy Jones went to Denison
Monday to visit her people. Essea
Gus Knoll and daughter, Clara,
spent Monday afternoon in Schleswig.
Anna Vollerson was q Sioux CITY
shopper Wednesday. -..::...
Mrs. H. r. Timm and daughter.
Gladys, and Agnes Curry are guests
Of their parents in Denison during the
holidays.
VIM. Baak and Mrs. Jurgensen of
Schleswig were married in Schleswig
Wednesday. We extend congratula-
tions.
H. R. Timm and C. P. Hoefer
spent Sunday at the John Hoffman
home in Denison.
VIM. Graves was passenger to
Denison Saturday to spend Sunday at
home.
Jurgen Jurgenson and Theresa RE
mer were married at the Lutheran
church at Charter Oak Wednesday by
Rev. Amstein. The bride wore white.
Maurice Jurgensen and Geo. Riemer
were groomsmen while Edalia Schade
and Mary Jurgensen attended the
bride. The ceremony was performed
at one O'Clock and five O'Clock din
ner served at the Jurgensen home
south Of town. This happy young
couple will go to housekeeping at once
i'll the home prepared for them south
of town.
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AR1oN ITEMS.

joseph Hewlett and family ate
Christmas dinner at the home of 1hos
Hewlett.
Rev. Walsh was in Dsnison or
Thursday.
Mrs. Helm and Stella Kent spent
Christmas with their sister. Mrs.
Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Elder were
Woodbine visitors Sunday.
w. R. Brown of Dunlap came ia
see Arion friends Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Phillips went
to see their parents at Ute Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grant visited
Mrs. Grants parents at Dow City last
Sunday.
Floyd Pease Of Dunlap came to see
Arion friends Tuesday.
F. A. Wore was an Arion visitor
between trains Thursday.
Jay Lynch went to Boone Christmas
for short visit at home.
Some of the Arion boys attended the
Christmas dance at Dow City and re-
port most enjoyable time.
Earl Mackey came to spend the hol-
idays with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Mack.y.
Mr.. johnson of Missouri Valley
spent Christmas with relatives here.
Born Dec. 2lst to Mr.. and Mrs. M.
L. Houlihan daughter. Their many
friends congratulate.
Nus. Mackey visited in Charter Oak
Sunday.
N. P. Underhill spent Christmas
visiting his sons in Omaha.
L. c. Butler and wife ate Christ.
mas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
at Dow City.
A good deal of corn has been picked
during the past week.
Several of the Arion yourg people
attended the show in Denison on
Christmas Eve.
The Christmas exercises at the
church Friday evening we're not az
we'll attended as usual owing to the
inclemency Of the weather but the
children rendered the Christmas can.
tata we'll. The tree was fine ever.
green and beautifully decorated
Rev. and Mrs. Walsh were remem
bered by their Arion friends, VIII,
presented them with some pieces o:
silverware. Supt. Stilson was given
a nice book by the school. A bounti
full supply of candy and nuts was dis
trlbuted among the children.
DR.. Luxford's brother and wife o
Defiance made the doctor short visi
while on their way to Dakota.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will sell at Pub
lie Auction at his place five miles
northeast of penison and five miles
west of Vail, on
THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 1910,
commencing at IL O'Clock. the fol-
lowing described property:
-Four Head of Horses-One span
black geldings. eight yrs old. VT $500,
one dark brown horse 8 yrs old, VT
1900. one roam horse VT 1900, age Is
yrs.
Nineteen Head of Cattle, including
four fresh mich cows. one COW with
steer calf at side, one yr old bull,
l two-year old bull. steers coming
two years, l steer coming three yrs,
8 heifers coming two yrs. l heifer
coming three yrs, fall heifers, /
fall steer.
Twenty.nine Head Of Hogs. includ-
ing twenty-eigh black Poland China
brood sows and one Poland China
boar.
Neutrality-suspicious. & johnson corn
planter with 80 rods wire, disc Gull
tivator. l4-inch stirring pillow, 16-
inch stirring pillow, three-horse even
er. feed grinder. grass mower, rid
ing stirring pillow, Avery walking
cultivator. riding cultivator, seeder
with grass attachment. three section
drag, hay rake. two-hole shelter and
power, hand shelter, Deering binder,
hay buck rake, hay fork, rope and
pulleys: set single harness. 8 set
double harness. Sharples cream
separator, z doz. chickens, buggy,
two-seated carriage, two wagons.
1000 bushels corn in crib, 40 tons hay
in stack, 18 bushels Early Ohio seed
potatoes. l stack straw, and many
other articles too numerous to mention
Free Lunch At Noon.
TERMS-All sums of $40 and under,
cash: ell sums over $40 one years
time on bankable notes bearing 8 per-
cent interest.
GEO. WATSON, Prop.
McAhren & Malone, Aucts.
W. H. Laub. Clerk. 52-2
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Woodbine to spend her weak's vaca
tion with her folks.
Albert Vernon made a business TRIP
to Denison Wednesday.
E. T. Ryan spent Christmas in
Omaha with his folks.
Eddie Granny came from Omaha in
time to eat Christmas dinner under the
parental roof.
The Firemen will give New Years
Ball at the opera house Dec. 31st.
Everyone come and have good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gronemeyer spent
Christmas in Carroll with Mrs. Grone-
meyers parents.
Mrs. A. Starek came up from West
Side Tuesday and spent the day with
relatives.
Mrs. James MCGUIRE of Carroll,
Neb., was called here last week to at.
tend the funeral Of her sister. Jennie
Foley.
L L. Osterlund was passenger to
DenisOn Monday.
T. j. Kinney spent Sunday in Car
roll.
Pat Costello was in Denison Friday
on business.
Mrs. VIM. Farley and daughter,
Genevieve. went to Omaha Friday to
spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Duffy spent
Christmas with the latter's sister.
Mrs Hedderman, near Denison.
Chas. Mccullough made q business
trip to Denison Monday.
Ed. Denahy of Chicago visited here
the first of the week with his sister.
Mrs. Jas. Duffy.
John Champion and wife spent
Christmas with Denison friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. De-
Hart took their departure Monday for
Missouri to spend a couple of weeks
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Perrin of Nema is here for 8
visit with her mother. Mrs. Mundt.
James Milligan of western Nebras-
ka died on Christmas day. The de-
ceased was about fifty years old anG
in the early settlement of this county
lived in Hays township. He was {
brother of Mrs. Hans Brockelsby
He was very prominent farmer il
his locality and owned over one thous
and acres uf land.
/, Hans Brocklesbv took the Monda!
noon train for Nebraska to attend tn,
funeral of his brother-in- law, Jane
Milligan.
Mr.. McGrath and family spent
Christmas in their new home jus
finished. They have had men work
ing on this new residence since las
spring and we're glad to get moved
1 is one of the neatest homes il
u Vail, uo-to-date. neatly finished an
! nicely furnished and in every way a
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VAIL ITEMS.

Jake Ryan and Mr.. Cawfield of
Dunlap were visiting Vail friends
Thursday.
Frank Mitchell was business Wis
itor at Denison Friday.
A. j. Barrow was over from Man
lila last week visiting and attending
to business.
Miss Mary Hamilton of Jefferson
came Tuesday to spend the holidays
with her aunt. Mre. VIM. Harrington,
and other relatives.
C. C. Vail was county seat caller
Tuesday.
John Niesz spent Tuesday in West
Side on business.
John Roam of Kadoka. S. D.. came
Thursday to spend his Christmas
vacation with relatives here.
Charles Dean of Herring was q
business visitor in our town Monday.
Dave O'Reilly and wife of Omaha
spent Christmas here at the Mrs. M.
O'Reilly home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hill were shop
pers in Denison Tuesday.
Pete Ludwig, wife and baby left
Friday night to spend Christmas at
Des Moines with Mrs. Ludwig g folks.
Miss Bess WEIGH is home from
Sioux CITY to spend the HOLIDAYS.
] j. Costello and family are now
residents of Vail, having moved in
last week to the house he purchased
last fall from John Dougherty.
Mr.. Bohr Of Ute was holiday
guest at the John Granny home.
Miss Christine Sheridan of Omaha
spent Christmas here with her folks.
Mrs. NJ. Brennan of Midland. s..
D., is here for few weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B..
O'Connell.
Miss Agnes Breen and Jas. Collins
spent Christmas afternoon here with
friends
Mrs. lhos. Ratchford and two chill
dren spent couple of days the first
of the week in the country with her
sister. Mrs. Ed. Downey.
Miss R. Fiela of Fort Dodge has
been the guest of her uncle, John
Kral, for the past week.
Mr.. M j. Keane and daughter,
Marie. were calling on Denison friends
Tuesday.
Henry Thompson of Chicago made
his Vail friends brief call Thursday.
Albert Vernon made a business trir
to Denison Wednesday.
Mrs. Ashman and Miss Rookh
Lyman were trading in Omaha Tues
day.
Mrs P. j. Mccullough and Mrs.
F. Lewis were Denison callers Mon.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.


The undersigned will sell at the
Mike O'Conner farm East Bower
Twp, d miles southeast of Denison,
6 miles southwest of Vail, 8 miles
northwest of Manila, one mile north
of Center school, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 6, 1910.
commencing at II o'clock, the follow.
ing:
l6 Head of Horses-1 gray gelding,
l5yrs. VT 400: bay gelding, Is yrs,
VT 1900; l black gelding, 10 yrs, VT
1900; ] roam mare, II yrs. VT 1900.
with foal; bay mare, q yrs, VT
l400. with foal: bay mare, yrs.
VT l4OO, with foal; gray mare, II
yrs. VT 1880; gray mare. 10 yrs, VT
1850; bay mare. 10 yrs, VT 1000;
team black mare colts. 2 yrs old: /
sorrel colt, ! yr; spring colts.
20 Head of Cattle-Nine good milk
cows. two fresh. others soon to be
fresh. two heifers coming 2 yrs old in
spring, one steer coming 2 yrs, eight
spring calves.
IS Head of Hogs-19 barrows, 16
b God sows. These sows are bred to
a thoroughbred Duroc Jersey boar,
due to farrow in April. thorough
bred Duroc Jersey boar.
Machinery--M Cormick binder. Par
lin corn planter, good as new, with,
lao rods new wire, Ohio disc. new
Grandy Tour riding plough, only been.
used one fall; 16-inch walking plough,
2 New Departure cultivators. riding
cultlvator, good as new; Sterling
seeder with grass attachment. only
been used one spring: left harrow.
hay rack, 2 lumber wagons. top bug
gy, hand corn shelter, More Corn corn
grader, 2 set hynets, / set harness,
single harness. 1000 blu corn. in crib,
dozen Plymouth Rock chickens, gal
vanized water tank. horse trough,
washing machine, some household
goods.
Free Lunch At Noon.
TERMS-All BUNS under $40. cash
all sums over $40 one years time on
bankable notes bearing per cent in
terest.
R. L. LOWNES.
McAhren & Malone, Aucts.
M. E. Jones, Clerk. 5l-2
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Mrs Thos. McGrin of Denison spen,
Tuesday here with friends.
Mrs. A. Short and son. Kenneth,
were visiting in Denison Wednesday.
Bert McAndrews was. transacting
business in Denison Monday.
Miss Minnie Mcdonnell of Gregory,
S. D., surprised her sister. Mrs.
Thos. Fitzgibbons, by dropping in or
her Friday night to spend Christmas
Mrs. DR.. Glynn and Miss Madelyr
were visiting Denison friends Wednes.
day.
Raymond Dieter returned Thursday
from q months visit with relatives al
Chicago and in Michigan.
Dan Molseed of Chicago is spending
the holidays in Vail with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bennett OF
Morningslde arrived here last week tt
spend the holidays with their children.
Miss Pearl went to Denison Friday.
Miss Kate Holland made business
trip to Omaha Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Naughton and
children of Denison spent Christmas
in Vail at the parental. Jas. E.
Walsh, home.
The public school closed Friday noon
Tor one weeks vacation.
Miss Ella Kennedy and Nellie Hick-
ey we're Denison visitors Tuesday.
Miss Matilda and Eta Stubbe left
for Arcadia Friday, where they will
visit until after New Years ut the
Carl Junger home.
John Lynch is here from Minnea.
polls to spend the holidays with hit
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Lynch.
north of town.
John Harrington WAS passenger
to Denison Friday.
VIM. Molony is spending the holi.
days at the home of his father ir
Denison.
DR.. drummer. a specialist from
Omaha, was called here last Thurs.
day III consultation with DR.. Glynr
to see Thos. Ryan. who has been quite
sick for the last couple of weeks, but
at this writing is getting along al
we'll as could be expected.
VIM. Mitchell and family ate theil
Christmas dinner with Denison rela
tives and returned home Sunday night
Mr.. Chas. Knowles. who was al
over Christmas guest at the Mrs. M
Mcguire home. returned home to Siou,
City Sunday evening.
Dan Considine left Friday fo
Omaha to spend Christmas with hi
daughters.
Mrs. Mary Quirk returned Thursda,
from two weeks visit with relative
at New Sharon.
Miss Ruth Lospiech, teacher in tn
public schools here. left Friday 70
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May they live long to

loeal nome. May they live long to
enjoy it.
Harry Norton went to Sac City
Monday on business.
Phil Foy and wife of Centerville.
S. D.. spent Christmas here with
Jerry Murphy and wife. They were
on their way home from Boone. where
they went to attend the funeral of
Mrs. John Kelleher. Mr.. Kelleher
will be remembered by your Denison
readers. He lived for several years
few miles northeast of Denison.
Mrs. Kelleher. the deceased, was
fifty three years old and lived with
her husband at Boone for several
years.
D. Sheridan. Pat Lynch and James
Brogan were county seat callers. Mon
day.
John Holland. chairman of the
Board of Supervisors, was badly in
jured bv fall on the stairway to his
cellar in his residence Christmas Eve.
His injury was considered serious at
the time, but at the present time he
is practically we'll again.
Joe Etzel and daughter. Kate took
their departure Monday noon for their
new home at San Francisco. Gal.
Mr.. Henry Reece of Titan, Neb.,
was guest at the A. W. Lyman
home the first of the week.
Mike Grenihan went to Chicago
Thursday last to attend the funeral of
his brother Patrick, who died sudden
~. The deceased lived at Lost Ma
tion, Iewa, and went with shipment
of cattle to Chicago. His death was
caused by city gas in the hotel where
he went for the night. The deceased
was we'll known in and around Vail
and had many relatives and friends.
who regret his sad death.
James Robinson and Frank Norman
spent Christmas at Parker, S. D.
They returned home Monday and re-
port having good time and that there
is plenty of snow where they were.
M. j. Keane was in Denison on
business Monday.
DR.. Young and wife spent Christ
mas at Coon Rapids with relatives.
Miss Collins of Denison was an over
Sunday guest at the John Holland
home.
Jim Barrett spent Christmas here
with his sister. Mrs. Pat Dean.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-29

If you are suffering from bilious
ness, constipation, Indigestion, chrou-
ic headache. invest one cent in a
postal card, send to Chamberlain
Medicine Co.. Des Moines, Iowa, with
your name and address plainly OIL the
back. and they will forward you a
free sample of Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Sold by all drug
gists. AS
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History Rewritten.

The great battle of Shiloh had lust
oeen fought, and the generals were
DEBATING whether it was victory or
a defeat
Suppose" at last spoke up the one
VINO '. was smoking cigar, I'VE leave
~ 10 the umpire. That's the latest
Boston style OF deciding a battle"
subsequently, however, the question
was settled to the satisfaction of ev-
eryoody by the general admission that,
tors
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-29

1900 acres hay land in one tract
with % cubic feet of water, all under
one fence miles from Alamosa and z
miles from LaJara with railroad switch
on same to accommodate shipment OF
cattle, cuts 1900 tons of hay each year,
cheap at this time. write for booklet
and any other information to The
Menke & Carroll Realty Co., Antoni-
to. Colorado. l9tf
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Never Iouched Him,

Yes" said the amateur fisherman.
i caught three-pound trout yester-
DAY and while at the end Of my line
IN midair 1t was seized by hawk and
carried or"
You're all right" rejoined the vii.
lage grocer Such a trifle as fixing
the Weight of a fish before 1t is land
ed can't impair your standing in the
Ananias club"
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McAhren & Malone, Aucts.
M. E. Jones, Clerk. Sig
Nice Man.

Two young women boarded crowd
ed street car and were obliged to
stand, says the Washington Post. One
OF them, to steady herself, took hold
OF what she supposed was her friends
hand. They had stood thus for some
time, when. on looking down, she dis
covered that she was holding mans
hand Greatly embarrassed, she ex-
claimed: "Oh, I've got the wrong
hand" Whereupon the man, with a
smile, stretched forth his other hand,
saying: Here is the other one.
madam"