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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18

Den 1trgnge 8i1ter fan mootage op
|imo0 ct Guiino u2emmer" paa
Manosafoelingen, oltiaa iaa6anne
Soft, iom Gattigpeienet life fan an=
bringe paa Sc mil6ere Stifteller,
for0i Sc er for 6riffel0ige> fin6es
Ser for Sioen fun omtrent $50 8e=
boere paa 6enne Mf0eling, og 6eres
Mntol lpinoer 0aglig ino, for0i Ser
MI ct Nrbei6e at faa for 6em, iorn
Tan og pil belti(le noget.
Hoa Sbangsof0elingen truer ser
imi0lerti0 mes at bltpe &lo6sman=
GEL i6et Ser fife er 11ogen paabiIes
Zig Me6gang / Mntallet al @ol6s=
meno, profesitonelle Stggere og ltg=
11enoe S116ipi6cr, iom i6gmmes
jSbangsorbei0e. elsie Sbongsfon=
ger er ielbfdlgelig unoerfoite6e en-
lluIR StUllIluI.
s 2pbens 6 d B. 6orle=
Sen @ftermi66ag, ga Op6ageliesbe,
tient Sanorl1p befan0t fig / lin 2ej=
1igbeo / M9rre Garimogsga6e /
&iebenbopn> bprte ian set gientog=
ne @ange ringe poa lin Dpr. &on
br66 fig imt6lerti6 fife ON at luffe
op, og ct 9ieblif efter ipgte ser,
Baogieloenoe ielp at ifoffe fig M6-
gang beo at 6irfe D6ren op. @oo
bar Sp6ogeliesbetjenter fife iSpibl
ON @eiegets Mrt, ban giemte Jig /
@ereliet, og netop lom Epben bar
fommen in6enfor og iful6e til at ar-
beioe> foite6e fan fig ODER bom
SDpen gienfien6tes lom en 3 @on=
&c tioligere itroffet Spb. &an bap:
Sc fgrlt beret in6e / Moboleiligbe:
Sen, men fife fun6et &enge og bil0e
It'll for 9ge fer - 116en at one ser
Gfigbne, ser bente6e Fam.
9p6s a I s. 9berlt 6. S.
@ollt (8rits &ollt) ct afgaaet be<
9p0en / &iebenbopn, IS Nar ga1nmel
Sen af6p0e, ser bop6e 6eltaget / Sri:
! gen / 1864 blep 1866 n0nppnt III
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18

pDrige Meolemmer al &ongefnmilien.
5 ben for Brtnieparret reierbereoe
Selligbe6 bar Ser benlfilId @aber %
8lomlter.
9erne.
ct 80 inbesmerfe oper
9nobig &erte1. 8renoerup
Sogrt paa 6pen bar en- &reos al @en-
ner al afopoe Baitor &ertel / Sen
ltoite Sis foretaget en- Sn6iamling
til ct Min6esmerfe paa af6e6es
@rob. Set tenfes reiit / Gorlomme.
rem.
6Dens + nj lings=
+ II 8. &aa @runo al i'm centraIe
8eliggenbeo / Gorbin6elie me6 go6e
@amfer6ielsmi6ler for O6enie len-
&c beret / Stan6 til at 6anne Gam.
l~ingsite6et for en- flor Mengoe Mg.
Der. Wan bor 6erfor ogioa bpgge1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18

Openitoae1roe Slluitrotion btier cit
al Sc imuffeit u0ltDreoe @ogne /
Sc mango broge6e Sptog be6 8gr-
mebielps6agel1 / @ipbenbobn 5. is.
Marts. Set bar v9ollarprtnies>
TENS @oglt". Sen nor1fe 6fueIpil=
lertu6e Sru @lie 6rplicb iptlleoe
paa Sen Sis &obe6rollen / u0ollar=
priniesien" paa @aiino og 6eltog /
6en itore @engein6iamling. DOL
larpriniesie1s" @ogn itarte6e fra
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18

S%fpoebanen og git gienuem Strg:
get. timber en- pragtful6 8aloafin,
omgipet al @%engepoier, troneoe 6er
ifienne 6r11 Gle Trglicb. Set pa,
ct ian6t Srtrmftog nnoer @psierneS
1titan6ieltge &lirren!
De iioit mootagne oanife 8Ia6f
m%eooeier, at &eiultotet af @srne.
bielpsoogens S11oiamling bar 49,:
500 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18

1a5Es1RR MI Tlg1s; sssS HAsg8Ilas1slBEhsba1
oct itgrite 6oriamlingsbus uoenfor
&lsbenbobn. @olgaftenen er 6ette
imtolerti6 ne6bren6t. 81 bringer
oerfor ct 8ille6e 6eraf. gu pil Der
formooenlig blibe bpgget en- itGrre
Gal, ba oct flere @ange beo itore
Msqoer bar biit fig, at set MI nc6.
bren6te bar for lille.
6 II e e 8 8 e =
t ! a m e er man for Gi6en /
Ser6 meo at anlegge / Mpborg.
Soruoe1 en eleftrif 2Dsreflame poa
Soget al @ilopafbuiet be6 &abnen
bill en- Blantefe6tfabrif be6 bber
Serges Mnfomit til Mpborg 6ior6
looe offpre 2 @afetter. geoor 6is1e
er TONNE beit til @eirs> efsplo6erer
De og opleie fig / en- Stierneregn>
bboraf ser 6annes Sr6ene u@ego
Nalmin". Spittllingen, ser fore
faces at @re6rene &iel6gaar6 /
&iebenbabn> iamt @ofetitotionens
9rift an1ooes set fdrite Mar. at
billie fomme til at foite omtrent
5000 &roner.
en- @ran6 litter. 6or=
leoen Seat be0 1=Si6en opltoo ser Sl6
Gnfefru 8ran6t's itore @illa poo
9n1toerupbei pe6 S6enie. Sl0en bar
paolot> ioet ct 8aal bar lagt til &et=
te I &ieloeren, bbortil @iernings=
monoen baooe ifoffet fig M6gang peo
at brgffe Sern1tetgerne fra @in=
Duet. Sen anrette0e Sfo6e er fife
ltor, oo Sl6en burtig blep op6aget.
Tolitiet / 96enie bel6te en- Sis
til ben Mnfuelie, at ogiao Sl6en /
SDens ~6oriam1ingsbus bar poaiot.
Gn bagobon6eren6e> ti6ligere &Qn=
oelsbetient er blepe11 anbol6t. Sssfglge
en- anoen Me06elelie er &olitiet BOG
MI fommet til Sen Mnifuelie, at Sl6en
ct opltooet pes, at Sl6en fra ct @om=
fur er goaet igiennem en- 2uftfanol>
Der MI benptteoeS Iom Sforlter, og
I 2uftfanalen bar ct Srp fillerum.
9en gamle8 ru6efrans 3.
Sioligere @aaroeier s. s. &anie og
&ultru | @leggerup paa @jellan6
feire0e forleoen 6eres @ul6brDllup.
@ul6bru0en frempiite beo 6enne 2ei=
ligbeo -meo berettiget 9tolbe6 lin
8rn6efrans, Ser bel6eparet u110er
@lns og &amme bang paa @ggge1.
Mere neltaaen6e en66a ct set biit,
at @ltl6bru0en paa lin @ul0brpllups=
Bag bar iamme @a1lobue> iom ben0es
Mo6er bap6e baaret paq i'm 8rpl=
1ups6ag. &lp0ningsitpfferne bar
foltbare / gamle Gage. Gaa0on en-
@ul6bue fun0e bore til 100 @roner,
ia langt ODER = til @iengiel0 fun0e
Sc ogiua bare og man lGrte at paa=
&c ober fine Sager mes EN- big 91n=
be0 og &aapasienbe6; Set bop6e 10
beret Ga0ers eller Mo6ers - bpret
Glagtseie / mango Mar.
g a I g % t q j e r. Meppe.
for be0 noget &alg / 2pngbp far
Ser peret ioa mango Menneif fer for
at afpente &ei ultatet, bbis Sffenlig=
gigreIie fife 1pb of uoen at ser TO-
refalot en 5cene al pinlig Mrt, iom
bperfen taler til CUNT for @ocioG=
6emofratiet eller SEN ilagne &an6i=
6ot, @octalilten @ilmann.
Do @algbeitprelien efter Sptel=
lingen begab Jig neo Sotellets So
be for at me66ele &eiultatet fra
@a%lgtribunen, blep SPIRES &anbi=
6ot, Selegrafiit M%brabamien, al
8algbeitpreliens Sormano profla-
meret 1om &re6iens Solfetingsman0,
og Fan ptl6e ga efter 5RODane tale
til @9lger11e, men ST. @tlmann foer
|frem paa Sribunen og .bol0t en- 6e=
monitratip Sale, bbnri ban ipaae0e
MT @alg ON to Maane6er, og at
set tabte % mot if1l0e bltpe erobret
tiIbage oip. Mbrabamien traaote mi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18

81 e e r b e b d rome II. Sem
meget omtalte f%ipbenbabnlfe 2epe=
mano og 9e0rager @eorg @eterien,
ser fol6tes SIC erpebaronen, er ifgl=
&c Setegram fra 6en 6anife Gene
ralfoniul / 81enos Mires ofieilet
oerfra me6 @fibet uYriniesian Sic
toria" til &riitianta, bnortil bon
bill anfon1nre omfring Sen 2O0e
Stunt. @eorg &eterien bar ilpgtet
til 9poamerifa og bleb a%rreiteret /
@ue1or Mires / Gebruar / Mor.
S0o Sc e I e 9iref f.
tyr for Dagmartbeatret.
Sfdlge u9annebrog" ffal Grn D6a
Ntelien bore @neoireftgr for Gag
martbeatret / Sen fommenoe @e=
Jon, me6ens Martinins Nielien to-
ger pao ct Mars l1oenlan6sreiie.
Sen al S6a Nielien nDlig itifteoe
"Danif Sbeaterforening" gaor in6
iom et 2e0 / 9agmartbeatret. Gru
S0a &ielien obertager 6en ortiIti=
ife 9el al 2e6elie n, me6ens Mn6ers
Senien, Ser fom bi0til far bobt Sen
efonomtife 2e6elie, ogiaa bill blipe
iterft interesi eret / Sen nDe Orb
ming.
6ribe6sitpttens 6lDt-
II | g er %oper0raget Gtenbugger=
f%irn1aet Carl Scbeller. Mrbeioet bill
blipe %poobegpn6t ON fort Sis.
Spor0anl Il n0erinte1<
oa nj figbte Hrobiunt.
Gn l1n0erinten0ont / Morinen fit for
le0en u6betolt 2 q 800 @roner, for
bbilfe ban iful6e in6figbe Mrobiont
til ct al @arinel1s 5tibe, iom ful6e
gao paa Sogt. @an forbra1gte &e11=
gene og foripon0t fra &ipbenbopn.
San efterlpltes al Eolitiet og blep
fl1noen ioben6e / en- Gtol0 / @eile.
San blep arrelteret, tilito0 itrafs og
blep ofbentet al Srlogsbprf tets $50
litt.
. e rus ST % b :
nj 0 t. 8 G g oIotti
is G n g I I e t. Ser bar MI /
flere Maane0er beret ganife itille
om SEN rusltife &obmoroer 8olotti,
Ser / @fteraoret iatte bele 9onmorf
II febrtlif 9epggelie. Mu forteller
ct 6anif @la0:
~@alGotti er li6en Domfeloelie;1,,"
uotaler Mor6re 8irfs Mrreitforporer
~meget rolig. @an ii66er 1tille og
tegner 1i6t en- Gang imellem; el=
Tiers beltiller ban ingenting. Sun Ell
10 @aretegtsarreitant, og Mrbei6et
t er 6erfor fripilltgt. &an berer life
mere 2enfe, un6tagen 11aar fan 70,
retager itn @aar6tnr. 9e an6re
N1s1ere er alle arbei6sibrige."
&e6re 81 b ] 5 s-for.
'b 0 I 5. Soraaret ,bor bragt Ell
beien1ig @eortng / &obeoitaoens SIR.
beiosforbo16> og bette giel6er 1abn,
Zig 8pgningsfagene, bpor Mrbeios=
: lpsbeoen er ibnn6en in6 til en ube-
I tpoeltgbe6. Man merfer ierIiq
bette noe paa Sen nh 2n6egaart
: rSunobolm" paa Mmager. Sag
for Sag tpn6er set no / 8efoIf.
ningen paa bette Mrmo6ens @iem,
e 1teo. geogle al 8eboerne meIoer fla
paa &ontoret og forteller, at Sc hi
fan fua Mrbei6e noe / @Den, oq
man ilipper Dem iaa / Megelen Igs,
I oa &omlt1en 10 fun bar l1ogift al
e at boloe faft paa Sem. Mnore flpg-
tier oerfra n6en Torlob, i6et Sc EN-
ten narrer @ortpagten eller Ipgm-
mer ober @ol6graben. @elp ON
man opoager 6eres Slugt> ggr man
J BOG intet Sorigg paa at binore SEN;
I Sc ton BOG iaa nogenlun6e fibre Jig
III SEN miI6e >Marstio> ,1aar Sc Tan
| u1tgge paa 2an6et" eller u6ribe sen
:Iof bog Ma6am @resmeier", iom
bet be66er / 6eres e~ien6ommelige
'SSargon. Mebens uSunoboImn /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18

--
&gf1ige Gpifere. Mf
BEN tpife Slaa0e, Ser bab0e tilenoe.
bragt fine 9peller be0 Selgolan0,
pasiere0e forleoen g%ftermiooags pe6
3z5i0en 81 Sfibe 6re0ericia. Der
bar Is ltore Slaglfibe og &rpolere
og Is Sorpeoobau0e. S6et BEN ip6.
gaaen0e 6loa6e pas iere6e &aonen,
lpilleoes Song &riitim lto6", lige-
iom Der fra Sfibene blep fippet meo
6lagene, bpilfen Sefligbeo beipare.
oes paa famine gis fra Sdpnens 81
Sc.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10

Herbert Lavender was over today
from his home in Grimes county.
A. q. Monthei and J. y. Kehenbrink
we're In the city today from Kurten.
Uncle John MecaIlum was In the CT
{, today from his home near Tabor.
Fresh vegetables tomorrow at San
ders Bros. zS
Judge ]. r. Lane went TO Hesrne
today to spend few days at home.
House for rent close in. Also nice
coz for sale. Apply TO w. T. James
2i2
Just received car of rice bran and
polish newly milled Hensarling Bros
23s
n. G. Pipkin OF Houston Ii the guest
Of his parents Rev. and Mrs. j. J.
Pipkin.
Prof and Mrs. C. NJ. Bethany re
turned today from a visit TO Hemp
stead.
Buchanan leads all competitors n
the butcher b~niness. ss'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Msloney and Mia
Alline Rohde returned today from
Houston.
Prompt delivery and good weight
on hulls and meal ]. W. Hunicut'
Phone 2ec. sss
Judge J. c. Scott went to FRANKLIN
today to spend tomorrow and sunds
with his family.
Fer Rent-Fiye room cottage Of
west side. $500 per month. Appi
lso A. @. Board. -
Miss Matte Sue Brown returned
iillxboro today after a visit 10 Mis-
Margaret zuber.
Dallas Andrews prominent farm'
OF Willow Hole. Madison county. wa
In the city today.
We are paying today II 5-s 4
round bales. $40 10 sf.so for se'
cotton. We sell lumber at SIC p
, m. Let me have share Of your trad
, s..H. Dunlap. VI
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10
rDucAr,oN the CHIEF THING


Educate your boys and girls In the
schools and colleges at Bryan. There
ere none better anywhere and they
can receive the best training here and
Il the same time be It home under The
home influence 70 necessary in every
boys and girls life. However. II you
must educate them somewhere else
be sure to take them down and ie'
them select . good. big. substantial
| tiunk. and neat. we'tmade suit case
In Is generally understood IN brya1
and the surrounding country that cou'
| ter has the finest line Of trunks AM
suit cases to be found any who're
2s7-4s
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10

Brazos Camp 10l. w. o. w. VIII
have unwilling Of monuments Of their
deceased members on Sunday septem'
Der u At 5 D. m. at the Bryan cemete'
~. sovereigns win convene At the
Hall at AIS sharp where process'on
win be formed and march to the cen
etery by p. m. All woodmsn circ''
soyereIgns are invited TO take parf
Sovereign Banker Morris Sheppard y
to be here and viii make an address
at the Cemetery. also at the Bspfis
church 1t night
+. A. sArrERwHITk. c. c.
JOE b. REED. cIer1
dss7 w7
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10

~. Jenkins visited Mumford today
W. Fuller vas visitor from HaF-
vey today.
VT. Echols was In the city today
from Edge.
Dr. Geo. r. Lee was visitor from
Wellborn today.
| Mrs. NJ. A. Pritchett left today for a
visit to Huntsville.
| Justice Of the Peace John Thompson
of MIIlicsn. was in the city today.
! Mrs. w. d. Sellers and daughter
Miss Bertha were visitors from Har-
vey today
Mills Josey OF near Tabor. was In
the city today and paid the Eagle
office a pleasant call
Guy N. Bryan. Jr.. returned TO
Houston today after few days visit
TO friends In this city.
Let me be your summer bread COOK
Fresh bread. rolls ana cakes always
| on hand. Mrs. o. Boehme. II
Rev. J. NJ. Bullock went 10 Henry's
Prairie today TO I'LL his appointment
there tomorrow and Sunday.
4
Mrs. r. v. Kernole and guest Mrs
III. o. Kernole Of Anderson. returned
today from a visit to Calvert.
) Mrs. c. w. Loyett and Miss Incl
. Wood returned TO Mumford today az
ter a visit TO Mrs. chas. Gamer.
4 Guard your eye sight. Eyes testet
!. free. d. s. Hearne. Graduate ey'
Specialist with Jno. NJ. Caldwell ss'
I Bnchanan's slaughter house IL thor
!. oughly secured and protected from
files" Think Of this. Go up head
20
II For Wen improved hous
near West side school. All CONVEX
fences and plenty Of good water. Jnt
n n NIKE 23s
Miss Johnnie Wilson. teacher
= mathematics IN the High School d.
!" partment Of the Bryan public schoo
has arrived from Austin.
Is Mrs. DIR. Hamlet. sister. and 0eoFl
T. and Henry Holland. brothers Of youu
Marvin Holland who was killed mel
In Edge last spring. are here from the
~ home Al Water Valley. Ky.
have secured the service Of
:, good matchmaker. engravsr and o
- tician. and will be glad TO exAmiI
a. your eyes free Of charge at my sto'
All work done promptly and guars
TO ,eed.. J. N. Caldwell. 2
- Dr. J. l.. Fountain. Miss Franc
Fountain and Miss Hsttie smith
or this city and Miss Norma Calhoun
AZ Houston. returned last night from
visit to Seattle. trip into Alaska
visit 70 yellow stone Park. San FRI
Tor cisco and many other points Of int
ed est. The have been absent two mon'
YER and report a pleasant trip in every
'e- spect.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10
NOTICE W. o. w.

Regular meeting Of Brazos CAM
No. loi tonight at s:3o. II Is very
important that we have a good attend
ance OF the members.
T. A. satterwhite. p. c.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10
MARKET Points.

Chickens.
Grown hens 800 70 $50.
spnuss e275 70 500 par dox'
Fryelv $50 70 500 per doz.
BroIlel> sz.oo to $3.50 per don.
Tcfkoys.
Turkeys to cents per pound
Eggs fancy price. IL to 20 cents
Ducks not wanted. out Of season.
Geese. full feaihsred $3.50 to 40
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10
RAlLNoAo TIME CARD.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

II. II. Astin went TO Mumford today.
jeff Tabor visited Mumford today.
Floyd Todd was In today from Har-
vey
Roasted meats at Buchanan's every
day. zs1
August Prinzel was In today from
Kurten.
Fresh vegetables tomorrow at San
ders Brcs 2s1
900 pounds new crop turnip seed at
Mawhinney's. II
John Gregg. Jr, OF Pitts Bridge. was
In town today.
sanitation Is the first considerations
with Buchanan. 2s1
House for rent cheap. Sec Ellis Con
why. Tnonr o'-s
]. A. Hagin was over today from
his home at Rosprim.
A. L. Ewing was In today from hi
home In the bottom.
Wiley Kelly was In the city soda'
from his home at wixon.
DR.. ]. Zulch Of Zulch. Madison coun
~. was In the city today.
Mrs. w. ID. Sellers OF Harvey. wa
a visitor TO the city today.
My home place for rent. Apply :
Mrs. J. W. Johnron. Phone 2si. 3s
Phone as your order for hulls an
meal. J. W. Hunicutt. Phone 2se %
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10

Cotton seed $50 per ton. Cotton
market remained steady al - cents.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10
COTTON RECEIPTS.

Cotton has been received by the
various warehouses In Bryan todate as
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10

Thoss irss - ysu.s ~il so ~ z -. = - 2
20 she ts'sees 80 ~ pess 9 IN - s ~se r.
Hss ere sw hinu-Hs.6nche, Di.:es g 49, ~ ~
dssssss-Te~n.s squai's -s.s.e ss'.Iss ss ~
The n
Jog q Bright Lsk ssshnx before the 80 49, ns -
juss h' Il over. sasev 70 dlssslvs Visions - ~
H. ns piece Of e:s Will wes. S2res - .> IN ~
consolation u Gl1:m 49, -
you; they viii furnish them fe.esl: H'cs. ~
nroaeu'' Weak eys, ~hsa 10 sssd q sa''n e.y, - '
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10

THE :.
PRAE10RlAMs
You should join this grand
order now.
WHY
I. Because your loved ones
need protection.
2. Because it is a Texas
Order. i
;. Because il is in 4 heal
thy, growing condi-
fion.
4. Because each year its in
come far exceeds is
disbursements. Last
/ year income exceeded
| disbursements $751;
| 985.
5. Because your certificate
is backed by a rapidly
growing reserve OF
nearly $500, 600.
&. Because this reserve Is
invested in the To-
story Prsetorian Build
ing-the most modern
Office building in the
South valued at
100000. and from
which the Prastorians
receive a rental in ex-
cess Of $4,000 per
annum which is more
than 10 per cent on
the investment
7. Because the rates ars
level and have nevei
n been changed. The
rates are based on the
III N. r. c. tables and
III 5 per cent interest
and are, therefore
scientifically correct
8. Because il Is about one
third cheaper thai
Old Line Insuranc
and just as safe; sh'
difference being IN tn
item Of expense Sta
tissics show that, O
equal amounts of ia
Ill surxnce the expens
Ill of Old Line comps
mics is = bout e
iii times greater than ii
iii expense Of Fratern'
I'LL Orders.
Till 9. Because our plan is re-
iii sonable and scientiii
Iii rather than unrezso'
able and exorbisaE
10. Finally. because 20
friends and neighb<
and hundreds Of OF
I'LL ers prominent in lie
I'LL as affairs are alrea
|U members a n d 4
proud TO be call
I'LL Praetorians.
Nil For further information 1
NH WIN. R. ALLEN
III Phone 1873
Hi State Organizer
- -
For feed OF sll kinds. pure
<, ound corn chops and corn me
on J. w. Hunicutt. Phone q
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-02

at the Baptist church Sunday even
ing, which was listened to by a large
audience. His talk was full of strong
undeniable arguments and went home
to his listeners in very convincing
way
Rev. F. o. Dahlberg will preach his
farewell next Sunday. He occupies
the pulpit in the Mission church in
the morning and in the Baptist
church in the evening.
3. Warren went to Sioux City on
Monday morning to buy feeding cat
tie.
Mrs. Ed johnson and Miss Hilma
johnson returned Monday morning
from Carroll where they visited Ed
at the hospital. He is getting along
nicely after the operation and will
soon be home.
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RICKETTS,.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rickert visited
the lady's sister, Mrs. C. H. Voller-
sen in Battle Creek for a few days
last week.
Dr. Wright of Denison called Satur-
day to see Helen CARRIER who has
been ailing for several weeks She
has acute bronchitis and is not able
to attend her school duties. We all
hope to see her better in a short time.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Jacques of
Ute spent Friday evening with the
formers daughter, Mrs. Chas. Lyons.
Emma Pershing closed a successful
term of school Friday in District No.
1, Charter Oak township and returned
to her home in Mapleton, where she
expects to clerk in the NJ. NJ Miller
general merchandise store this sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Munster spent
a few days in South Dakota last
week
Mrs. Geo. Krohuke was shopper
| in Sioux City Friday.
G. E. Churchill acted as relief mar
at the Schleswig depot Wednesday,
during the absence of the agent there
A large crowd enjoyed dance Civ
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vogt, ON
Thursday evening at the hotel
i Mrs. Chas. Lyons and children were
guests of her mother in Ute over Sun
day.
Irene CARRIER came down from Sch
leswig Friday evening to remain over
Sunday with her sister, Helen.
j. G. Jacobsen and wife were Siou,
City visitors Friday. j. c. attended ;
Bank cashiers meeting there.
A. f. Barber was a bushes caller
| in our town Saturday.
| Emma Baak spent Sunday with hel
sister, Mrs. Julius Christensen north
west of town.
A birthday party was given at the
Fl. F. Johormsen home Sunday even
ing. The large crowd that attended
report a good time.
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GOODRICH NEWS.

l.. F. Morris and daughters visited
Sunday near Vail at Marvin Woolson-
crafts.
Hannibal Fink and family spent
Sunday at Roy Lees.
Donald and Verne Wilkinson spent
Sunday with the Whey boys.
Chas Cose and family visited with
friends Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Brogden and NJ
and Mrs. Munsey visited at John
Coses Sunday
Carl Whey enjoyed visit from his
father and brother, Albert and family
and sister, Mrs. Sam Anderson and
son, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minis Montgomery
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Flora Whey.
Mrs. Ben Myers was the guest If
Mrs. Abbie Whey Sunday.
S. d. Newton marketed hogs last
Wednesday,
Mr.. Tinnerad of the Font farm was
a Deloit caller one day the past week
Mrs. Claus Grill has been visiting
in Denison few days and returned
home Friday.
Mrs. Alma Grill and her friend
drove over to Deloit Friday.
Mrs. Pete Henrickson and children
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WEST DEN1soN ITEMS.

Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Houlihan were
visiting relatives near Manila Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Kahl left Satur-
day for a short visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. j. Jacobsen near Dun
lap.
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Kruse are receiv-
ing congratulations on the arrival Of
son, born May oath.
Ella Boyer spent Sunday with
Jane Brown.
Mr. M. l.. Houlihan and Ions Brien
and Frank were guests of Mrs Thos.
O'Connor Wednesday evening.
Anna Ingwerson spent Sunday at
home
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Evers and sons
John and Henry visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kruse
Miss Matilda Reefs of Charter Oak
is spending few weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. VIM. Lentz.
Mr.. M. l.. Houlihan and son Brien
were business visitors in Omaha the
past week.
Rev. Father Bauman and brother P.
j. Bauman and wife were called home
by the illness of their brother, John
who is still very i'll at the hospital in
Denison. Latest reports were that he
was much improved.
Miss Emma Kahl spent Sunday at
the Kruse home.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Schweso visit
ed relatives in Manning Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Plow spent few days at
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Atzen visited with
their brother, Fred AtZen, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Duncan were
guests at the home of the formers
brother, H. Duncan on Sunday.
Margaret Brown spent Saturday
with Julia Fitzpatrick.
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A Base Ball Challenge

Manila, Iowa. Jnne LIST, 1909.
Denison Review:
understand that there is kid
ball team in Denison that wants 8
game. We are open for a game.
Every player on each team to BIT
seventeen years old or under. Viii
you please let some of the boys know.
Tell them to hurry up and write.
Yours truly,
VIM. Saul.
Mgr Manila Kids.