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The Winslow mail., 1909-05-08

Mr.. James Porter came in dur
ing the week from Navajo on
business connected with his large
sheep interests in that section of
Arizona.
The Winslow mail., 1909-05-08
Holbrook Happenings
FROM THE ARGUS

Mr.. Cox and Mr.. Bruce, timber
experts for the government, who
have been over the proposed
route for the new railroad to be
built to Ft. Apache, returned
Saturday on their way 10 Wash
ington to consult with the secre-
tary of the interior. These two
gentlemen were surprised at the
amount of mature timber in the
southern part of this county and
say they will make most favor
able report to the government
officials and give every encour-
agement to the promoters of the
new road. They have assured
the people here that the govern
ment intends to aid in many
ways the development Of the
northern part of Arizona. 1t is
now believed that the road will
be well on its way to completion
before the end of the year.
Last Friday word was received
from Silver Greek that the four
teen year old daughter of Felici-
ano Mora had been accidentally
shot and seriously injured. Doc
tor Brown left at once for the
scene of the accident. 1t seems
that the little girl had been hand
ling a % pistol and let it drop.
The bullet passed through the
feshv part of the thumb OF the
left hand and struck her IN the
lower part of the abdomen, in
fiicting what is most likely to
prove a serious wound. Symp-
toms of the most alarming kind
have set in and the doctor eX-
presses put little hope of her re-
covery. The unfortunate child
as we'll as her parents have the
sympathy of large number of
friends
The Winslow mail., 1909-05-08

Mrs. Van Lanigham of Kansas
City arrived in Holbrook Sun
dav on q visit to her sister, Mrs.
Joseph +. Woods Mrs. Van
Laningham came by the way of
Dallas and Terrell, Texas, where
she has daughter teaching elo-
uution in the schools. After a
few days here she and Mrs.
Woods expeetzto make visit to
the old folks who have been max
ing their home in Phoenix for the
past year.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-05-12
Proposed Resolution Of Necessity

Proposed Resolution Of Necessity.
Be it resolved by the City Council of the City
of Denison. Iowa, that as it is deemed advisable
and necessary to make improvements by laying a
sanitary sewer of eight (S) inch vitrified sewer
pipe to be laid in accordance with plans and spec
ifications furnished by the City Engineer of the
City of Denison. Iowa and approved by the City
Council of Denison. Iowa. upon the following
named streets and parts of streets towit:
On Chestnut street beginning with the inter-
section of Anthony and Chestnut streets to con-
meet with sewer at that point and thence ex-
tending west two (2) blocks on Chestnut street
to connect with the sewer at the point of inter
section of Chestnut and Howard street.
All expenses of making said improvement to be
charged to the property abutting thereon and
property adjacent thereto to distance of one
hured and tsty y ~. r,n VI .r,.. n
in accordance with the law governing the same.
And the contractor who shall make said improve
ment shall keep the same in repair for period of
one year from the date of its acceptance by said
city
Be it further resolved that, the City Council
will meet at eight s) P. M. on the 7th. day of
June. A. D. 1909 at the Council Room in the City
to said proposed resolution. and notice of said
proposed resolution and of the passage of this
resolution to be published as provided by law.
Passed this Bird day of May. "A. D. 1909.
Approved this Bird day Of May. A. d. 1909,
Attest ALFRED WRIGHT.
City clerk of said city.
Signed w. G. ROLLINS.
1s-4t Mayor of said city
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burns caused by gasoline and hot
iron coming in contact with each
other in cleaning coat. The gaso-
line ignited burning his arms, chest
and face badly.
Friends from Denison whose pres
ence expressed their sympathy for
MIR. and Mrs. Barber last Friday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Voss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Naeve, Mrs. Ley, Mrs. Wright. Mr..
and Mrs. o. M. Criswell.
Mrs. Jap. Hunter was called to
Hamden, N. D., to see her father
who is not expected to live.
The masons began work on the new
Catholic parsonage Monday morning.
l. A. Mains went to Burlington
Monday morning as delegate to the
A. o. u. w.
M. A. Haakinsen and wife spent
Sunday with friends at Luton.
Sam James of Sioux City was down
to visit his wife's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Neubaum. Miss Emma Neu.
baum returned with him to make 9
visit.
D. D. Carlton was Sioux City
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. D. 81. Mcwilliams and
daughter. Hazel, returned from q
Denison trip Monday.
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IOWA TOWNSHIP ITEMS

NJ. and Mrs. George Thomson
were Sunday visitors at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schade.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Alfred Vehrs spent
very pleasant evening at the home
of MIR. and Mrs Gus vehrs last week.
1t was Mrs. Vehr's birthday.
There was q ball game in Aspinwall
last Sunday afternoon between the
Aspinwall and Gray boys. The score
stood seven to two in favor of Gray.
Mr.. George Thomson lost horse
last Wednesday evening. He has had
the horse ever since he began farming.
Miss Helen Sherman spent Sunday
afternoon with her friend, Miss Lii.
liam Schade. of Aspinwall.
There was dance in Aspinwall al
the hall Sunday evening.
There was show in Manning last
Tuesday and all the scholars of Dist.
No. 8 attended except one boy. The
teacher says she would rather have
twenty five scholars than one.
Miss Alma and Lulu Bober are
going to have union picnic the 18th
of May. It is the last day Of thier
spring term. Miss Lulu will take
her pupils down to her sisters schvol.
The children are anxious for the time
to come. They will give q pro-
gramme and there will be plenty to
eat.
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Ordinance No. 21e

An ordinance re-establishing and fixing certain
grades on Anthony and Walnut streets in the
- incorporated city of penison. Iowa.
Denison. Iowa. that:
:, Section !. The elevation of the grade of An
thony and Walnut streets above the Datum Plane
at the following named places shall be as follows
Anthony Street.
South West corner of Walnut street 800 feet
South East corner of Walnut street SO 90 feet
Midway between Walnut and Vine
street, West side. 1890 feet
Midway between Walnut and Vine
street East side .......-...: $1,000. 40 10 feet
North East corner Of Vine street,. ...3s 90 feet
south East corner of Vine STREET.. $500 feet
South West corner of Vine street, 1900 feet
North West corner of Vine street. 400 feet
Midway between Vine street and Rail-
road Avenue, West Side .. ... 1880 feet
Midway between Vine street and Rail-
road Avenue. East side ......... 1890 feet
North East corner Of Railroad Avenue. lib feet
North West corner of Railroad Avenue. LIT feet
Walnut Street.
North West corner of Howard street 90 feet
South West corner of Howard street 1880 feet
side. 49,. ..... . 80 feet
side 80 feet
At North West corner of Lot 4. Block
, 124; South side. 64.so feet
North side Of street. opposite same 20 feet
North East corner of Bueton Avenue 90 feet
South East corner of Bueton Avenue. 800 feet
Sect. 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances
in conflict with this ordinance hereby re-
Sect. 3. This ordinance shall be in full force
and effect after its passage and publication as
provided by law.
Passed this 10th day of May A. D. 1909.
Attest ALFRED WRIGHT;
Signed W. G. ROLLINS Mayor.
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scHLEsw1G ITEMS.

Mrs. Morris, the teacher. accom-.
panied Fred Braase and family tc
Denison Saturday. We learn that
Mrs. Braase's mother who resides at
Denison is very ill.
Belle Selander of Denison instruct.
ed her class in music here Wednesday
and Thursday. She is planning a re.
cital for her pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Thompson and
children of Charter Oak we're visitors
Sunday ut the jul. Schroeder home
east of town. They came over in
their auto.
The Rip Van Wrinkle show. Monday
night was success from beginning
to end.
We are informed that Ladenbur.
ger has resigned his position at the
Farmer Lumber Co. and that Henry
Schroeder will take charge of the
business after June LIST.
Fred Snahn and wife were over at
Denison on Monday.
Mrs. Jul. Schroeder, celebrated her
birthday anniversary Friday. A
large crowd gathered and enjoyed the
anniversary with her.
Irene CARRIER was Denison passen.
ger Saturday.
A ball game was played at the
home ground Sunday. Battle creek
va Schleswig. The score was in favor
of Battle Creek, being 9 to a.
The Sunday School was we'll attend
ed Sunday. It is prospecting under
the influence of Miss Cook, our super,
intendent.
Chris. Hoeffer visited relatives a,
Charter Oak Saturday.
A number Of Denison boys were
here in Maxwell auto Sunday for the
ball game. While giving their LADY
friends ride the auto broke down, t,
their great sorrow, q tire being pune.
tured.
Harry Lorenzen is working at Au
guss Reinking's farm.
Mr.. Dean of Denison was in thi
vicinity Thursday on business.
John Ehler shipped two cars of hog
Saturday.
Hogs Of Saturday were $500
wheat. sl.10 and corn, &c.
The sudden death of Mr.. Chris
Gierstorf was shock to the peopl
of Schleswig. He was driving fror
town on load of lumber when he fel
off in the road and the wheels passe
over his head. The funeral at th
Hanover Lutheran church last Sunda
was largely attended.
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tie also purcnased some seed corn,
which he brought home with him.
Wilson Judy and wife were down
town last Friday, after being confined
to the house few weeks with q
broken limb. He can now get around
by the use of crutches. They drove
to Denison Monday.
Rev. Givits representing the Child's
Saving Institute at Omaha. spoke at
the M. E. church Sunday at II O'Clock
aud at the L. D. S. church in the
evening.
j. D. Newcom and wife drove to
Denison Monday.
Nve. Schneider. Fowler Co. was
having corn shelled at the elevator
Monday. The Anderson Bros. were
doing the work, using their threshing
machine engine on the shelter.
Mrs. S. D. Newton was passenger
to Denison Monday afternoon.
The True Mercantile Co. were tax
ing care Of their new goods received
last week.
Floyd Patchin and Anna Christensen
were married at the home of the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milo
Patchin, Sunday, May 9th. at a p. M.
Elder ]. G. Myers performing the
ceremony that made them man and
wife. Only few of the immediate
friends and relatives were present.
Floyd is the only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milo Patchin and is the liveryman of
this place and assists his father in the
dray business. His wife came here
little over two months ago from
Stewartsville, Mo-. to visit friends.
Their friends extend congratulations
and wish them success.
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CHARTER OAK ITEMS.

Miss Isabel Carson enjoyed visit
from her cousin, Mr.. Brown, of Omaha
one day last week.
Or. Waterhouse went to Farley last
week to see his father, who is quite
i'll.
Mrs. Mary Knight, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Kemp, re-
turned to Council Bluffs on Saturday.
Dan Robb came Saturday night for
short visit at home.
Dan McGrath spent over Sunday
with his mother and sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Jacobsen of
Mapleton spent Sunday in Charter
Oak.
Mrs. VIM. Petersen and children
are visiting relatives in Silver City.
Mrs j. j. McWllliams returned
from Morrison. ILL.,. on Monday &C.
companied by her sister, Miss Julia
Lyon. who will make her home in the
Nc civilians family.
Last Friday while returning to town
Adam Holstein, rural carrier on No
8, met with quite an accident. He
was thrown out in going down hill.
tearing loose some of his ribs.
Henry Robb is improving his pro
perty by putting in new cement walks
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Stoutfer of Sac
City are the proud possessors of a baby
boy.
Mrs. John Jacobsen and children
have been visiting in Charter Oak for
several days -
Mrs. Herbison. Carrie Jacobsen and
Nell Drake were delegates to the Re-
bekah meeting held at Denison last
Wednesday night s,ses -s4ts.a.si.
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DEL OFT ITEMS.

S. Horr was in Denison on bushes,
Tuesday last.
Mrs. j. G. Williams and daughter.
Lottie. were in Denison Tuesday at.
ternoon. Miss Lottie accompanied
her brother, James, to Fort Dodge in
the evening and visited relatives 8
couple Of days.
Among the ladies in Denison We'd
nesday afternoon were Mrs. j. L,
Miller, Mrs. Geo. Winans, Mrs. T
G. Dobson. Mrs. S. F. Wedlock, Mrs.
A. Prentice. Mrs. A. j. Mason ant
daughter. Iva. and Bertha Munsey
and Mrs. j. P. Nestlebush and son,
Leo.
Elder c. j. Hunt was ut Denison
Thursday.
p. r. Clauson, postmaster at Kiron,
called at Deloit Thursday as he was
passing through to Denison. He wal
accompanied by Rev. Lagerquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney of Page
county came to Deloit the first of las,
week and purchased the Thew property
formerly owned by Mr.. Lentz. We
understand he has also bought Herman
Newcom's lot and Mrs. Juliet John.
sons two lots and Mrs. Estes lots il
the same block and will make thi.
q home.
The Ladies' Aid Society met las,
Wednesday at the parsonage, Rev
Howe acting as hostess. Lunch ant
refreshments were served to about 81
guests. All had good social time.
Mrs. Melissa Jordan had very baG
accident Wednesday last week. She
was carrying boiler of hot water Out
OF doors. which she was removing
from the stove when she caught hel
toe on the threshold of the door and
fell. plunging her right arm in the
hot water. and falling across the boil.
er. She received some very bad burns
and also sustained some injuries by
falling across the edge of the boile,
on her stomach. She is getting along
as we'll as could be expected.
Mrs. M. j. Turner and Mrs. j. S.
Kesser were passengers to Denisor
Thursday afternoon.
DR.. Burrows of K;ron stopped in
Deloit Wednesday for a few moments.
He took the train from here to Omaha,
where he spent the day.
Clair McKim Of Omaha visited re-
latives here a couple of days last
week.
Among the houses receiving fresh
coat Of paint recently are r. r.
Johnston. ]. T. Spence, B. E. McKin
and the barber shop and butcher shoI
fronts.
Mrs. G. M. johnson sent her son,
Eddie, to Odebolt Thursday to set GU,
an evergreen tree on her husband.
grave, "Gone But Not Forgotten
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Miss Rose Henrichsen and Miss
Jessie McWilliams were Denison Wis
itors last week.
Mrs. r. II. Sweet was q Sioux
City caller last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Brown Romans spent
several days in the Oak this week
and last.
Frank Yeager and Mike Copps
made trip to Denison one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johansen and
daughter, Pauline of Buck Grove Wis
tied over Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Ketelsen's west Of town.
Mrs. Willis Virgins of Dow City
and Miss Mollie Griffin of Buck Grove
returned to their homes Sunday even
ing. after pleasant visit with Mrs.
Andrew Kramer.
Miss Gusta Wyckoff and Annie Car
roll visited friends in Ute Sunday.
Miss Dempster of Manila and Miss
Fredricksen of Council Bluffs visited
in Charter Oak last week as the guest
of Mr. Jesse Dempster.
VIM. Wilson and Bert E. Weed
have purchased the old ]. R. Wilson
for ninety-five dollars per acre.
VIM. Knoll has purchased the farm
known as the Vic Larson farm north
of the Oak for $S7. so per acre.
Henry Hoefer went to South Dako-
ia on real estate trip last week.
Mrs. John Rohwer Of Denison. who
has been visiting relatives in Charter
Oak, returned to her home on Tues
day.
Martin Barrett of Dunlap visited
Charter Oak the first of the week.
j. Bernstein was an Omaha visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. r. r. Weed and sisters, Miss
Lii. spent the day in Sioux City
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Deter of JEFF
fsrson came Friday to be present at
the funeral of their grandmother,
Mrs. Lydia II. Jones.
Miss Maylon Richards went to
Ames Friday morning to attend a
house party given by her cousin.
Berry Coin and daughter, Fac,
visited Sioux City last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Phi. Jones of Deni-
son attended the funeral of Grand
neither Jones on Friday.
John James and brother from
Missouri are in Charter Oak visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jones.
h. M. Hanchett went to Dunlap to
attend to some important business
last Saturday.
Nick Reams, foreman Of the crew
that has been at work ON the big
we'll, entertained his wife. daughter
and daughter-in-law between trains
Saturday.
The tailor at the Bernstein cloth
ng store is suffering from severe
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Improved Ice Cream Freezer.
A new ice cream freezer, by using q
glass can, claims to do away with the
arduous labor of turning a crank and
freezes its contents by packing in
crushed ice and salt.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION
THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF The COUNTY
HOLD CONVENTION AT DENISON
SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MAY 22-23
The State Secretary Rev. Frank Fitch To B.
Present and Make a Number Of Addresses
at Interesting Sessions.

xu6 00OOaCu SCuOOl WOTk0f6 VI C00
county are looking forward with much
expectation to the coming county
convention to be held in Denison on
Saturday and Sunday, May % and 70
The sessions of Saturday will be
held in the Baptist and thoseof Sum
day at the Presbyterian church. The
county officials think themselves for
tunate in having the presence at the
convention of the state secretary.
He comes fresh from speaking at fifty
or more conventions of the state and
will be full of information and in
spiration. An acknowledged expert
on Sunday School matters what he
will say will entertain and benefit
every listener. All visitors from out
of town to the convention coming
from schools in the county will be
gladly given entertainment by Denison
people. Let them come one day, if
not both.
The following program has been
made up bv the program committee
and will be carried out as nearly as
possible. The committee was ham.
pered somewhat by not knowing who
from out of town would be able to at
tend.
SATURDAY. MAY %.
Sessions in First Baptist Church.
1890 a. m. Devotional exercises,
led by Rev. LaReau.
0:4O-Introductory Exc c Uses.
Who are you? Where from? What
are you doing'
11:l5-Why we are gathered in con-
vention. Remarks by County Secretary
Meyers.
IL :3O-Address, "The Rewards for
Sunday School Work Rev. Howe of
Deloit.
12:o0-Adjournment for dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
1:sO p. m. Devotional Exercises
and remarks on Sunday School work
led by Rev. Lagerquist of Kiron.
l :50-Paper, Carrying the Sunday
School to the Homes Mrs. E.. w.
Pierce. supt. of Home Department.
2:lo-Paper, "The Sunday School
Infantry Mrs. c. L. Voss Of Deni-
son.
Paper. benefits of supple-
mental Mrs. Harry Carpen-
ter of Denison.
2;3o- Conference of Sunday School
Workers directed by State Secretary
Fitch.
3:15-Song by class of Mrs. E. W.
Pierce of Denison.
3:3O-Shall we have graded schools
end . promotion day? Remarks by
Prof. Boot of Manila.
$3.50 Business matters.
SATURDAY EVENING.
7:30-Devotional exercises led by
Rev. Curtis of Dow City.
7:40-The Young Man and the Sum
day School. Remarks by Rev. DePree
Of Denison.
S:OO-Address ''The Parent and
the Sunday SCHOOL, State Secretary,
Rev. F. F. Fitch.
9:OO-Announcements.
SUNDAY, MAY %.
1890 a. M. There will be the
usual services in the yarious churches
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Three Temperaments.

Every man has three temperaments:
the one he has. the one he shows and
the one he thinks he has.-Alphonse
Kari. ..s..e. 49,. ~.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

TO the Grand Court Oficers Dist.
Dep. G. w. Cs., Grand Represen-
tatives, Worthy CoRnsellofs: and
Members Of the Order of the Grand
Jurtsdiction Of the State Of West
Virginia.: .~.. p:
Greeting: AT the last Session of
the Grand Court, the CITY of Charles
ton was chosen az the place FOR hold
ing the next session. -. : '....'..
1. l therefore notify you that the
9Th Annual Session OF the Grand
Court is called to meet in the city
OF Charleston, Tuesday, August ard.
1909, for the transaction of such
business as shall legally come before
1t. ,'.'. 49,. 1920
2. Each Court is entitled to rep,
resentation according to law, viz:
TWO representatives for each Court
and three where membership exceeds
So. ...,. -.
3. All Subordinate Courts will
please send In Endowment reports at
once for this quarter, II it has not
done 30, In order that complete re-
port may be compiled for Grand
Court.
4. Each Court must send it's per
capita tax (unless same has been
patd) and semi-annua1 report by its
repr esentatives and be prepared to
pay up all indebtedness to Grand
Court for Pythian Temple Tax, ana
any other debts to the Grand Court,
II any are due. This must be done
or such Courts will have no voice In
the proceedings Of the Grand Court.
5. All Past Worthy Councillors
desiring to take the G. G. Rank, may
do 80, provided they have their p.
w. G. Credentials. The fee for same
ia $500. I
s. The brethren and sisters of
Charleston are sparing NO pains to
| make the approaching session one
of pleasure and profit.
We sincerely hope that each Cal
| anthe will do all in bis or her DOW.
er to make this session the superior
Of any, Whichshsa1 been previously
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Woman's Auxiliary OF the knights
OF Pythias to be Guest of Local
Organizations I'm Ninth Annual,
Session. .a:.'" Z. ~. Il ~
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~WHFTES~AND NEGROES
ING HOSPITALITY,
THE WISDOM
GREATEST .
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MUiN. FtLss' ri - ftSYy ~ q. szszSe
Our Grand Court r. nzffS1 n
the point where # u ts
body of great inaaS1c
for good, and ranks sas&a
any Grand Court of Any s b
Let us endeayuFS fA
and sustain, f thaE fs
be the peer II npe -; = S
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GRAND .

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