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daughter. Mrs. N. F. Stilson, August
23rd. He was born May S1st in the
village of Whltewall, Rutland county.
England. He came with his parents
to this country in 1874. They settled
near Rockford. ILL.,, where he lived
until at twenty years Of age he enlist
ed in Company G 44th Illinois Infantry
and served three years. being murtered
out vt Atlanta. Ga. He was in thir-
teen battles and skirmishes. some Of
them being the battles of Pea Ridge.
Perryville, Stone River. Chickamauga.
Mission Ridge. Buzzard's Roost.
Resaca. Ca, and Charlottesville.
He was married in 1868 to Miss MAJ
celia Putnam, who is . descendant Of
1srael Putnam Of Revolutionary fame.
He came to Iowa In 1868 and has had
his home in Dunlap for several years.
Mr.. Barsby's character won for him
the respect and friendship 81 everyone
who knew him. His wife. Mrs. Mar
celia Barsby. tour daughter. Mrs. N.
F. Stilson, Mrs. Frank Davie. Mrs.
Laura Bennett, Miss Bessie Barsby,
and one sun. Fri, mourn the loss of
q most kind and loving husband and
father.
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DOW CITY ITEMS

y X ~ i :. -
i. Last Thursday Bernice Alexander
and Alfredo Gloe started for st. An
thony, idaho, where they expect to
teach the coming school year. Frank
Howorth took them as far O. Omaha
in his auto. -.
Thomas Walters and family have
gone to Colorado where they will re.
main for q month.
Miss Mildred !. Butterworth enter.
tanned five O'clock tea last Wednes-
day complimentary to Miss Grace
Howorth, who will soon depart for
Denver, COL, where she will attend
school. A fine supper was served
which was enjoyed by about twenty
invited guests.
Miss Elizabeth Place of Des Moines
is visiting her parents at the Baptist
parsonage.
Mrs. McColl and daughter, Opal,
arrived home Thursday evening from.
Minneapolis, where they have'been for
nearly month. Mrs, McColl under
went a surgical operation.at Rochester.
MINI ). while she has been away. All
hope she may fully recover.
Mrs. Sarah Baber, hss traded her
property down By the river to Leonard
Butterworth and she gets the properly
just east of town by the biidge.;
Mrs. Jane Wood and Janey Butler
and Mrs. Anna Sinister and children
are visiting relatives, at Creighton,
Neb.
Mrs. John Griffin and the two boys,
Morris and Doris, returned home re-
Gently from Wis t in South Dakota.
Mrs. Joe Pearsall entertained the
Friday Club Friday afternoon. A
nice lunch was served ana all enjoyed
the afternoon very much.
Garfield Rule came up from Omaha
Saturday evening for an over Sunday
visit with the home folks.
| Mrs. Hyatt and son, Of Glenn Ellen,
Ill are guests at the home Of her
uncle. Charles Smith.
Mrs. Jack Ahart returned home last
| Thursday from = weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Anterim. at Redfeld,
Iowa. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baber were over
from Shelby county Sunday visiting
at the r. T. Baber home.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Frank Odell
entertained the Roya Neighbors and
quite number of other invited guests
ut her beautiful country home. The
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JACKSON ITEMS.

A party was given at the home Of
Ed. Downey Sunday in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Rob Dieter.
Miss Annie Lawler of Miller. s.
D., is visiting her uncle, Thos. Dunn.
A crowd of friends and relatives
gathered at the home of Rob dieter
and gave Miss Olive and Roy q
pleasant surprise Friday evening.
Olive was presented with a gold ring
and Roy with scarf pin as token
of remembrance from their friends.
Ice cream and cake were the refresh
ments. All enjoyed themselves dane
ing until q late hour when they babe
goodbye to the Dieter family as they
are soon to leave for their new home
in Michigan. No doubt they will be
missed by many.
lew Kerrigan and Joe Cuddy re-
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her daughter, Edah. who IL in the
hospital at Sioux City.
Clair McKim Of Omaha spent las.
week with his aunt. Mrs. ]. L. Mil
Ter.
Mrs. Iva Brogden assisted Miss Ed
no Myers ID True's store last week.
Mrs. A. j. Mason spent part Of
last week IN Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Baueshsmper
and sons Of near Sehlesvie eans "a
Deloits Thursday toltake the train FOL
Council Bluffs. Mrs. Baueykempel
called on her friend, Mrs. HorD, q
the postoflice.
Mike Myers had nice lasgs eel
house built on his residence property
last week, s. Browne doing the work.
F. N. Rhoades went to Panora,
lows, Friday to see his sister, Mrs.
Bell knight, who was seriously III.
Ar. and Mrs. j. G. Phillips Of Viz.
gil. s. D.. formerly Of this place are
the proud parents Of . baby boy born
August 18th. Their many friends
congratulate them on their good luck
on this their second son.
Mrs. Ell johnson has been vis-
itlng her parents at WasLt, and her
daughter and family.
| Miss Sunshine Rudd Of Dow City
came up to Deloit Fridav and STAYED
over Sunday at her grandma g home,
Mrs. 7. c. Dobson.
Mi. and Mrs. Nestlebush returned
home Saturday. N 80 -''ss,s-
Mrs. Blanche Mepgis and little
daughter and her father. William Nc.
Kim. returned Sunday to her home al
Kansas City.
Miss Elsie and Mable Shives wen,
to visit their CIR. friends, the sShupi-
ter girls, near Boyeril last Friday:
Miss Mile Williams began clerk.
ling 10 the True Mercantile store.
! Mrs s. Browne, Miss Edna Myers
and Miss Eunice Dobson took the trair
Monday morning to attend the Insti.
tute.
We congratulate Miss Euuice Dob.
son on receiving her first grade Ger.
tificate last week.
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DELo1T ITEMS.

o. L. Fink OF Wills Point, Texas,
came last week to join his family.
who are visiting here and 10 visiting
relatives and acquaintances.
There will be an ice cream social
at True's Hall Saturday evening,
August %.
Chas. Shives and Thos. Hutchinson
went to Omaha Monday.
Mrs. S. Horr and the Misses Daisy
Worley and Cora Simmons were pass
engers to Denison Monday afternoon.
Miss Agnes Sjogren accompanied 0y
Miss Holmbrg and Dr.. ]. O. Nystrom,
all Of Omaha Bethany Hospital, came
the first Of last week q visit near
Deloit.
Mrs. F. A. True went tnC Chicago tc
purchase goods. She ID preparing t.
open open. I. lG',, cssr department ia their
Mr.. ! M.urice winans viz.
tied 1t Ef. Comstock's near Deniyor
part Of last week.
Miss Alice Jesse is visiting he,
sister, Mrs. =. e. McKim. vt pres.
emit. ss
seventy-nve people took the trai1
Tuesday for an outing at Lakewood
Park at Wall Lake. The day Wal
delightful and all enjoyed themssIvs,
fine.
Ben White Of Mount Ayr. Iowa.
visited part Of last week with hi,
brother-in-law, Chas. Campbell. and
family.
! Mrs. Kessler goes to Sioux City
Saturday to stay over Sunday with
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afternoon was spent in Visiting and
doing fancy work. AT five o'clock !
fine lap supper war served. Everyone
enjoys visit to the Odell home and
this occasion was no exception 20 the
rule. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Baber and their
two daughters started to Gordon.
Neb.. Sunday for short vacation,
visiting friends.
DR.. Van Metres little son. who
has been quite sick. is slowly improv-
ing.
&. L. Rudd was an omaha visitor
Monday. HI.
Geo. Fritz went to Denison Monday
and went out to the farm to spend the
week at the home of his brother. John
Fritz.
Mr.. E. r. Brake has purchased the
Swatman bakery and taken possession.
Ed. is q good naker and the people
can depend on getting everything in
this line first class.
The Missouri man. who contracted
for the hotel. failed to fulfill his part
of the contract and the sale has
ilapsed. Our townsman. Harry Hunt
ington. has now purchased the build
ing and will as soon as possible have
it open to the public. Harry was q
good restaurant man and We believe
will run first class hotel for town
of this size. All will rejoice to have
the building occupied and have some
place where the travelling people can
be cared for.
Mrs. Jenkins was taken quite sick
last Wednesday end is still very sick.
Prof. Bunch arrived in town Mon
day to be ready to open school next
Monday, August 3Oth.
Andrew jackson received nice
flock of sheep Saturday for fall feed
ing.
Walter swatman 10 taking his va
cation now and Al. A. Riley 10 driving
his mail route.
A number OF teachers went to Dem
ison Monday to attend institute.
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STATE FAIR
VISITO IRIS
Have exceptional opportunity
to J! call on {.
DIR. @. A.4YOt)NG
the Great Stomach Specialist

G DR.. Young has made special arranke-
ments for the accommodation Of his out
Of town friends and patisnts SO that he
can take care of them during the rush Of
State Fair week.
Last ysar the Doctor compelled to
turn away many people, some of them
travelling hundreds Of miles to see him
This year. this will be avoided, as the
doctor has SO arranged his business that
he will be enabled to see all who call
and give them his best attention.
Hundreds Of people are constantly
calling on DR.. Young daily, most Of them
sufferers of stomach, liver, bowel and
gladstone complaints. Many have the
good fortune of securing cures at his
hands, while large number have neg
lccted themselves so long that they have
become incurablc. The incurahle cases
are frankly informed that nothing can
be done for them and their cases are re-
fused. On the other hand, those the
doctor accepts leave the Office with 4
light heart as they know that once the
doctor takes their case for treatment.
they will receive complete and pernla-
nent cure.
The reputation that DIR. Young has
received as being the greatest stomach
specialist, has extended throughout the
entire United States, as the Doctor now
has cases under treatment in nearly every
state in the Union, also Canada and
Mexico. He has thousands of grateful.
letters from cured patients; he makes NO
charge for consultation or examination;
If he can cure You he will tell You so,
if not. he will frankly tell you and re-
fuse to treat you.
He has the largest, most beautiful and
best equipped Office in the United
States. Even if you do not need treats
ment you should call and inspect his
beautiful Office rooms, 209-6th Avenue
Des Moines, Iowa.
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EAST BOYER ITEMS.

Miss Anna sLochmiller .seturned to
her homes after spending several days
with Gharl ~; Heiden and family.
ySss Aisa Alma heia is at home sagain
Alter aweek's adjourn at. the home of
her,aister. MRS August Laurinat,s Of
Aaniila. b
4 Miss Minnie Loewe and sister,
4 Frisda. who have been on the sick
list. are reported Commissioning which
their many friends are glad to hear.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Kuhl and
daughter we're over Sunday guests
With Claus Kuhl and family Of Manil-
10.
Mrs. Charley Heiden and Miss Anna
Lochmiller were guests at the Carl
Swartz home on last Thursday
Mr.. Jake Rusterholz has completely
recovered, after being Frustrated by
the heat a few;,weeks ago.
Mr.. August Laurinat and Ina Hal.
loran were guests at the Herman Hien
home on last Tuesday.
Miss HuIda Lleth has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Willie Hei.
den, for several days the past week.
Mrs. Herman Helm spent Thursday
with her daughter, Mrs. Theo. Kuhl.
Mrs. Willie Heiden spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Charley Hieden.
Alex. Hieden spent Sunday evening
ut the Martin Nehl's home.
Hessrs. Willie Helm and Hair;
Kuhl aud Lena Lenz were guess al
the August Laurinat home en- laa
Sunday afternoon.
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turned home Sunday from Dakota.
where they have been locking over til
country.
Mrs. Annie o'Conner. Mrs. John
Brey and children Of Nicola. lows, are
visiting their sister. Mrs. James
Duffy.
Lizzie Kensella returned to hsr
home in Chicago, after few weeks
visit with friends around Vail.
Gertrude Dowpey and Irene Krenan
were passengers to Denison Monday.
Fay Ratchford IL visiting relatives
II the country this week.
Helen Mccalpin expectssto start for:
her home In st. Louis coon. where ,shs
will begin her school in September.
Mary Lawler.hpent q few days with
Mrs. Joe Cuddy.
Miss Jennie Foley is visiting herl
brother. George. this week:
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WEST sIDE ITEMS.

Mrs. VIM. Raine and daughter,
Miss Edna. Of Denison, spent Sunday
Ct the G. p. Anderson home.
Miss Myrtle Vaughn of Rolfe.
Iowa. Is the guest Of her friend, Miss
Enma Guhr. this week.
Mrs. q. W. Payne went to Glidden
Sunday to visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Powell.
Miss Anna Suhr was on the sick
Nst last week, but 10 again able to
take her place at the sture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sievers were
Carroll callers last Friday.
Miss Bertha Grimes is visiting at
~ home Of her brother. DR.. o. q.
0sinas.
lkrs. Hans Suhr returned from her
visit 60 chadron. Neb.. last Friday
evening.
IF. and Mrs. James Walsh Of Car
roll visited friends in West Side
Wednesday and Thursday
Ms Emma Suhr entertained . few
friends Saturday evening 10 honor Of
Ter guest. Miss Myrtle Vaughn. The
evsning was pleasantly spent playing
'Sunes-Set. after which very nice re-
1Eahmsats were served BY the host
No weather being favorable the
Two days' race meet proved decided
ssnoeep There was large crowd ia
Attendance both days.
Ne. and. Mrs. G. e. Patterson and
da1gater Of Belle PLANE visited at the
Mono Of DR.. Patterson last week.
4rs. Frank Marriott returned home
Ad6dsy from q visit at the r. F.
Clansen home in Denisor.
Mins ida 'Davis arri red Monday from
dixon, -Neb. - where she has been
speeding the summer. She will visit
friends here before leaving for Panora.
Iowa. 49, ~,
A very pleasant party was given at
the home Of Mrs. Peter Sievers Tues
day evening ofsthis week: "A num-
Der Of young ladies', who are visiting
friends incur midst, werethe honored
J. 1.srx. .@ss 49,.
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ARIoN ITEMS.

Quite q crowd attended the races
and ball game at the fair grounds last
Saturday. The race was q tie beween
Dan owned BY Mr.. Alexander and
Nellie owned by J.. Suhr Denison
won the ball game by score Of to
2.
Quite . number Of Arion young peo-
pie attended the Daniel Boone show
given In Dow City Saturday.
Mrs. Levi Green and daughter, Mrs.
Larson. Of Rodney left last Monday
for q trip through Canada.
Mrs. John Meeves went to Dunlap
Thursday for few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohis.
Mr.. Cobev from Carroll is taking
Mr.. Erickson's place ct the tower fol
= short time.
Levi Green has had his hotel newly
painted during the past week which
adds greatly to ito appearance.
"A large crowd from here attended
the dance given il Manila Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Helen Bell entertained Miss
Dolly Faul Of Denison. Miss Fern But
Ter, VIM. Brown and jay Lynch Of
Arion at very elegant Sunday dim
.ner.
Mrs. L. c. Butler was an Omaha
shopper Monday.
vern Talcott has returned home.
after SUMMER work in Illinois and
Wisconsin.
Miss Ida Davis. . former teacher
here. stopped on her way to Grinnell.
where she expects to enter college
this fall. to visit with friends in Arion
and Dow City.
Miss Stella Butler entertained the
members of the G. 81. c. Club Of Dow
City on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Coda Lee entertained the
Junior class Of the, Dow City High
School Of which she is member at
her home On Wednesday evening in
honor Of Miss Hazel Taylor, former
classmate. The evening was passed
with games and music and delicious
two course luncheon was served.
Mrs. Susie Mackey and children
went to Siour City Saturday morning
for visit with friends before return
ing tn her home in the West.
"A pound party was given by the
members of the Congregational church
as surprise on our PASTOR. Rev. G.
E. Walsh and wife. Refreshments
were served by the ladies and very
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. VIM. Marr left Arion Satur-
day morning for visit with her hus-
band. who is now working in Merri-
mac, Wis.
Mr.. Catherine Henry has been quite
i'll for the past week.
Mrs. Chas. Grant. who has been
visiting her parents at Woodbine,
came to Arion last week.
Mrs. ]. Kepford and SONS, Earl and
Louis, and daughter. May. started
Tuesday morning for an automobile
trip to Fremont, Neb.. to visit friends.
Geo. Pulver Of Boone was here
Monday shakirg hands with friends.
Ollie Lee went Tuesday to Anoka.
Neb., to spend her vacation with re-
latives at that place.
Milton dodge 10 improving his
place by having waterworks put in.
Miss Crone of Charter Oak visited
her cousin. Alta uackev. Sunday even
ing.
Another veteran of the Civil Wa,
has been summoned. Mr.. Albert
Balsby. after Iosg and painful sick
ness endured with unusual patience and
cheelfu.nes. died ct the home of hi.
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-27
heafreS

Advance sale for "Paid in Fulr'
opens MONDAY MORNING AT 900
O'CLOCK. .s,
''Oh the lonllness of the stage
llfel" II you ever enter into con-
versation with citizen Of the
mimic world, serious conversation,
and escape that cry from the heart
the answer Is, ''they have not been
long in the ranks"
Sounds queer doesn't it, person
who makes a business of entertain
ment being haunted with the spirit
of lonliness. One would naturally
suppose such a ghost would melt
away into thin air when lights
giimmer and music says things the
English fanlguage never could, and
hands smack clamorous approval OF
the portraitures flashed across the
curtain OF the mimi and sometimes
even the soul Then there Is the
dashlng from town to town. a con-
slant changing, new faces, new en-.
vironment requiring new adjustment,
the diversions and incidents pleas
ant and otherwise falling TO the lot
Of the wanderer, surely lonlinesa
could find no abiding place in such
a busy life.
But the casual observer falls to
take into account one regretable but
ever potent fact--the lights and
music cant be carried away from
the theatre, and in private life the
PLAYER Is person to be stared at
and shIrmised over but carefully
avoided. The reason for the pull
ing aside OF the skirts Is that he
doesn't carry his family tree ovei
his arm as q letter off credit; he
may be impossible ylSncw; more
often hut less logically. there was
an ancient fallaey to the effect that
all disciples OF Thespias must be
social pariahs. and some of us have
not yet swept all the dust Of past
ey7doded theories from our brain
coils, hence the elcgged action.
II Is the road player who suffers
most from the isolation of the pro-
fession. In New York and like cit
les. where companies remain weeks
months and often an entire season,
aetons and acutresses have and make
friends Just like other folks; more
readily than other folks perhaps,
becqrlse their work gives them
broad outlook mpon the world OF
people and affairs. constant prac
tire has enabled them to meet 9th
ers easily and well and travel and
experience has lens the charm Of
interesting themes for conversation.
"T1ie sort of folks we can meet
we don't care to inset and the other
sort don't care to meet us" Is thS
way member of the profession
summed up the situation The
speaker possessed air the requisites
of gentleman, intellectually, re.
flnement, strength OF character and
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-27
The Press Agent Says

The Family theater will have for
the first part of next week another
very good bill and one that is up
to the standard and will please the
most particular vaudeville critics.
Mylie and Orth will headline the
bill doing some high class comedy
and singing and dancing Mr.. Mylie
a. comedian OF ability. Is far above
most of the profession being
ready with witty Jokes at all times
talking the important part OF the
comedy sketch ''The manager"
Miss Orth is a singer Of reputation
and possesses one Of the most re-
markable voices thar has been heard
on the stage. She takes leading role
i'm some Of the opera companies
which are playing the largest the
aters in this country.
Misses Exrella and Franks, the
physical culture girls, doing novelty
bag punching and rontorton, are
one cf the feature acts Of the bill.
This class of an act never appeared
in this theater before and should bv
highly appreciated
Goodwin and Lane presenting
their unique comedy playlet "Tmt
Bell Hons Mistake" is fun Of fun
and will please the lovers Of
good comedy.
Chris Lane, the funny comedian.
In songs and stories is a star i'm his
work and will cause a few giggles
on his own account.
Miss Beck will sing the illus
trated song and the motion uictures
will close the show.
The real live baby will be given
away next week on Friday night
at the second show This Is not a
joke and the one drawing the little
one. will without a doubt feel high
ly complimented
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though they needed a good scrub
bing, There is a telephone next and
to the left of the door leading 10
the Corridor.
According TO John Colby Abbott,
a New York lecturer, a hat worn by
one Of the Maxim girls in the last
act of "The Merry Widow" is an
exact duplicate OF the hcaddress
created for Marie Antolnette when
her husband ascended the throne Of
France. At last the Modern Order
OF Bankrupt Husbands nave some
one on whom to blame It.. Beware
"MeIry Widow girlies, just look
what happened to Marie
The trials and tribulations OF a
pianoist playing for vaudeville are
almost as myriad as the sands of
the sea and decidedly more variant.
A common "stalr' on the part OF
performers whose acts are not going
well Is to blame the lack of enthus-
iasm of an audience on the manner
in which the one at the ivory keyed
box handles the music. Doubtless
this is tue In many cases along the
circuit especially In the smaller
towns where music or It's excuse is
recruited from the ranks of local.
talent which may do very well in
the town School of Music or at the
rhurch entertainments Of the home
missionary society, hut which does
very badly down before mo Fro'-
lights The result IS, DSgf..2. g.t
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disposes Of Its goods on the INSTALL
ment plan, The decorations of the
room are typical cf the Harlem fiat,
one that could be secured uptown for
a rental of say $25 a month. The
room is lighted with electricity,
Act III. The reception room Of an
apartmen in semi-fashionable hotel.
There is a general entrance door,
opening into the hotel corridor at
(center) back. Another door open
ing into Mrs. Brooks sleeping
roms (right) and third door leading
to room Ceft p The room Is pro-
'Vided with large leather easy chairs,
an upholstered davenport with rose
wood table, with chair either side
down left. There is a telephone to
left OF general entrance at back The
hawenness Of the walls Is relieved by
an occasional etching and prettily