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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-07-21
BASE BALL
POHEROY NO MATCH FOR POINT
PLEASANT.

The home boys defeated the
Pomeroy team here last Sunday by
score of IS to 9. The game was
very interesting despite the one-sided
score. A splendid sized crowed was
present and good order prevailed
throughout the game. The grounds
had been put in 6rst-class condition,
wire stretched to keep the enthused
from encroachinS upon the field and
diamond and the players were not
handicapped by the crowd.
Next Sunday, July e5, the famous
Syracuse, Ohio, team will be here
and our boys will have to play al
most errorless to win from this hust-
ling bunch, 1t is said Syracuse will
have one of the best batteries with
them that can be found in that neck
of base balloon. Turn out, fans.
From private sources we learn that
our own Dyke" Dashner is still
working with the Portsmouth, Va,
team and will soon be in condition
to strike out majority of the bat
tiers who face him in the regular
league games.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-07-21
CHARTER ISSUED.

The following charter was issued
last Saturday:
The United States Calcium Chloride
Works, of Hartford, Mason county,
to engage in the manufacture and
sale of chemicals. The capital stock
is IS, 900, of which $500 has been
paid. The incorporators are Edward
C. Maher, W. H Jacobs, G. A.
Kelly, of Chicago, S. L. Page, of
Aurora, H., and John c, slade, of
Evanston, Ill.
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MRS. CHAS. REITMEYER SUICIDES.

Mrs. Chas. Reitmeyer, respected
citizen of Mason, committed suicide
Saturday, July II, by jumping in
the cistern at her home. We have
not learned further particulars. Mr..
and Mrs. Reitmeyer were married
a little over year ago, and leaves
a husband and mother.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-07-21
MIDDLEPORT BOY GETS PLUM.

On account of the resignation of
W. o. Van Pelt as chief clerk in
the Kansas bureau of labor at To-
peka, W. E. Bryan, of Wichita,
deputy factory inspector and second
son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Bryan, of
Middleport, has been appointed
chief clerk. Mr.. Bryan has many
friends throughout the bend who are
glad to hear of his good luck
Pomeroy Independent.
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FOR CLEVELAND.
TOWN IN BRAZIL is NAMED AS A REC
IGNITION OF FORMER PRESIDENTS
SERVICE.

Washington, July a." "Cleve-
landia" in honor of former President
Cleveland, is to be the name of the
municipality of Bella Vista de Palma,
Brazil, according to news received at
the state department.
This homage is paid to Mr.. Cleye-
land because of his services as arbi-
traitor of the question of boundary
lines between Brazil and the Argen-
tina.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1909-07-21
A WEIRD TALE FROM REVEREND SAM.

Col. Sam Bettes. the Cowboy
Preacher" has turned up in Oregon,
and here is the weird tale he is tell
ing up there. according to the Tele-
gram, of Portland:
S. G. Bettes, the Cowboy Preach
err" of Kings Ranch, Texas, and
famed generally as the champion
canoe cruiser of the world, arrived
here this morning from Cottage
Grove, having come down the river
in a small boat of his own construct
ion in which himself and wife have
made their home for three days and
nights consumed in the trip. Mr..
Bettes has penchant for aquatic ad-
ventures of this character and not
long ago conceived the idea of build
ing the little craft as a means of
testing the comparative attractions
of the Willamette, with other famous
rivers he has traversed in the course
of his eccentric career. The boat is
IA feet long with four-fcet beam.
and has been arranged with canopy
top sufficient to meet all requirements
of comfortable habitaton. Upon his
arrival here this morning, Mr.. Bettes
announced his intention of present.
ing the boat to the two youths who
were apprehended the other day in
a scheme to start piratical expedi-
tion in soap box and declares that
he has ascertained their addresses
and will hunt them up without de-
lay.
The COW boy preacher claims to
have made the longest cruise in a
canoe ever undertaken, having gone
more than $1,000 miles in one voy-
age, which included a start from
Port Huron, Michigan, ard embraced
of the st. Lawrence
river, then down the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi rivers to the Gulf of Mexico,
and across through the Caribbean Sea; ;
after which he skirted the South
American coast clear around through
the Straits of Magellan up along the
coast-ef Chile, in the course of which
he traversed all the great rivers along
the route. His rambles included a
voyage of 500 miles along the lagoons
Of the Rio Negros, besides thousand
mile jaunt up the Amazon, and he
says that he not only holds a gold
medal for these performances, but
has made Frank G. Carpenter re-
'emble cheap selling platter in ex-
of this kind, having beaten
him more than 5000 miles. Bettes
S headed for the Seattle Exposition,
where he believes there is an excel
ent field for operation as a rescuer
If souls on the verge of everlasting
perdition.
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OLDEST WOMAN DEAD.

Lewiston, Me-, July l7.-Mrs--
Margaret Mccarthy, New England's.
Oldest woman and probably the
Oldest woman in the United States
is dead here at the age of lle years.
Mrs. Mccarthy was born May so,
1877, in Cork, Ireland, and has
documents which prove the fact be-
yond question.
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JOHN ROBNSONS CIRCUS.

John Robinson's circus exhibited
here last Friday to large crowd, and
was one of the best shows that ever
struck our town. The equipment is
grand, the parade magnificent, and
the performers are all stars. Robin
sons shows will always be popular
here.
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ATTENTION KS OF P.

All KS of P. should attend the
meeting tonight. There will be work
of unusual interest, after which re-
freshments will be served. Recently
the Uniform Rank was reorganized
and expect to show their new uni
forms at the Grand Lodge meeting
at Parkersburg in September.
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Mr.. H. E. Spilman is in the coal
business in Baltimore; and We UNDER
stand, will move his family there
this fall.
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The cutting of freight rates goes
merrily on, and the shippers can GER
tainly stand it if the railroads can.
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MASON COUNTY FAIR.

The dates of the Mason County
Fair have not as yet been determined,
but we are to have one of our old
timers" conducted on business prin-
ciples and care for the comfort and
entertainment of visitors; when these
dates are announced we will give
them to the public.
Mr.. James Stephenson can tell you
more about the circus parade and the
circus than most people. The par
ade came up Main to Market and
turned out Market and up Wand,
and Jim, determined not to miss it,
''hiked" through the Court House
park and got there in time to see it
all; but not being satisfied, propelled
himself back to his store on Main
street long before the head of the
procession arrived on its return. This
might be called a double header" !"
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Bargains and bargains, at Mrs. L.
VIII. lliamson's.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-01-27

Contractor Potter has about COM
pleted tearing down the Graham hospi-
tai and will start building cottage
on the same site at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cash Crakes are the
proud parents of baby girl born
Sunday. Mother and babe doing
nicely.
The postof1ice is now located in the
new building. We now have post
Office that is we'll worth bragg ng
about.
Pearl Woodland, who has been TAX
ing osteopathic treatments in Denison
spent Sunday here at her parental
home.
Alan Villair and company will pre-
sent "The Fiddler and the Grip
Wednesday evening at the opera
house.
The German Verein will hold
masquerade ball here next Thursday
evening.
Regular service and Sunday school
at the Trinity Lutheran church next
Sunday. The Ladies' Aid Society
will meet at the close of the service
and elect officers etc.
Rev. H. Wendt. pastor of the
Trinity Lutheran church, performed
a double marriage ceremony near
Dunlap Wednesday.
Dedlef Kachler. son of MIR. and
Mrs. H. Kachler, who live near Buck
Grove died suddenly in Kansas City.
Mo-. last Saturday. Jan. %, and was
buried Tuesday in the Manila ceme-
terry, Rev. H. Wendt officiating. Mr..
Kachler was married four days before
his death to Miss Alvena Scott Of
New Hartford. Iowa.
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GOODRICH NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Cose and chill
dren visited Sunday at Lit Dunbar's.
Chas. Cose and family spent a few
days at U. S. Dunbar's.
Roscoe Romans was in Deloit one
day this week.
We understand Samuel Anderson
has bought Jas. McKim's fine farm
west of Deloit. Sam has decided to
remain in Old Iowa. We are glad
of it.
U. S. Dunbar shipped some fine
hogs to Omaha last week.
Mrs. Merle Myers and Mrs. A. D..
Whey attended the L. A. S. at Mrs.
Jas. McKim's Wednesday.
Mrs. Watt Wilkinson has been on
the sick list. Watt is also little
under the weather. having been poi
soned by hay.
Jay Myers shelled his corn and
hauled it to Broder Boysen.
Carl Winey shelIed corn Thursday.
Anderson Boys are kept busy nova
days Smelling corn.
Rev. Howe visited some of his
members in Goodrich Saturday.
John and Willie Henningson ship
ped hogs to Chicago Friday. They
were offered extra good prices before
shipping. but they thought they could
beat the home markets.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cose are spend
ing few days at the home of l.. F..
Morris.
Lit Dunbar was a county seat Wis
itor Saturday.
Isaac Newton returned from Boyer
Sunday. He will stay at L. F. Nor
ris' in his absence at court and look
after things.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newcom came
down Sunday to visit a few days with
Mrs. Newcom's parents.
Mr.. H. Fink returned last Satur-
day evening from his extended trip
through Texas. Mr.. Fink reports
having had very enjoyable time.
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DELo1T ITEMS.

January fifteenth was Mr.. and
Mrs. RIB. Johnston's fifty-second
wedding anniversary. They were
remembered by their family sending
them a post card shower. We hope
they may spend many more happy
years together.
j. D. Newcom. j. L. Riggleman
and the Judy boys put up ice last
week at the ]. 7. Newcom farm,
where the Judy boys will soon reside.
A card party was held at Bid
Cose's last Tuesday evening.
R. D. Darling was at Denison
Monday last week.
Scott McKim came up from Deni-
son Tuesday last week and visited
with his aged father between trains.
Edah Kessler had the misfortune to
cut the end of her thumb off Tuesday
last week.
N. H. Brogden and Dale Cose were
among those who attended the Pear
son sale Tuesday of last week.
F. H. Brogden and ]. A. Darling
drove over to Harlow Chapman's last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Nancy Dunbar and Dcttie
Campbell were passengers to Denison
last week Tuesday.
VIM. Worley and Perry Rutledge
drove to Charter Oak last Thursday.
The supervisors were in town on
business one day last week.
Mrs. T. C. Dobson was at Denison
last Thursday.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid Society
met with Mrs. James McKim last
Wednesday. A supper was served
for the sum of 10 cents. Although
the weather was bad there were quite
a few present.
| Charley Anderson went to Sioux
City last Thursday to meet with engi
neers of the railroad company, where
he hopes to get employment.
j. G. Knight went to Fort Dodge
Thursday. returning Friday morning.
| Mrs. E. A. McKim went to DEM.
son Friday to visit at the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. Mary Tucker.
j C. M. johnson was taken to the
hospital in Denison one day last
week. He has been i'll some time.
Dell Richardson and e. K. Patchir
were at Denison Friday.
| DR.. Wright was up dlsinfecting the
Hattry residence Friday. after the
typhoid fever sickness, all having
recovered but one, who died.
Mrs. j. D. Newcom and little girl,
Irene. went to Denison by train Fri
day.
Frank Wardell of Odebolt and
Agnes Brogden spent Saturday at
Mrs. j. C. Williams.
| One of the most interesting ses-
sions of teachers meetings was held
at Deloit Saturday. The program
was we'll carried out and was attend
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W. S. MOORE,
LAWYER
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Don't Take the Risk.

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do not let it drag along until it be-
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wide reputation and extensive use.
For sale by Phi. A. Schlumberger. Ia
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ed by many patrons and visitors.
A dinner at the noon hour which all
partook of was one of good things
by the school for its visit
ors.
Mrs. j. e. Williams and daughters
entertained their friend, Mrs. Alma
Prentice. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Upper is entertaining his
brother, Charles Upper, of Wood
bine, who was present at the teach
ers' meeting on Saturday.
C. /. Childress is seen with his
assessors book nowadays hailing the
head of the family. taking an in
ventory of his personal effects.
Mr.. Jas. Mcmillan of Peabody,
Kan, came Saturday evening to visit
relatives and friends. Mr.. McMil-
liam is section foreman and is enjoy
ing vacation.
S. Horr had to quit putting up ice
last Friday on account of water over
the ice. the river having the appear
ance of the ice breaking up.
j. L. Butterworth of Dow City
stopped off between trains Monday.
R. H. Childress was passenger tc
Denison Monday morning, returning
in the afternoon.
j. M. Childress and L. F. Morris
went to Denison Monday morning as
jurors to attend court.
Nurse Williams was in town again
the first of the week.
A dance was held in the Halberg
hall Friday night.
Elder C. j. Hunt was at Dow City
over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Landon came down from
Ellis Saturday to stay few days
with her mother. who has been ill
some time.
VIM. Flemming and his son, James
Flemming. of near Boyer. drove
down Saturday to attend the teachers
meeting.
Supt. Hoffman and Prof. Van
Ness were among those from Denisol
attending the teachers meeting Sat
urday.
George Newcom of Boyer was il
town Monday.
The directors of Milford township
and several from Stockholm township
the board of directors of Milford ant
the Independent district board met j
a joint session Saturday afternoon q
the Deloit school house.
Mrs. j. L. Miller went to Denise
Saturday afternoon to see her nephew
Clair McKim. who is home frol
Omaha to recuperate from his recen
illness.
Clay McMinimee and wife went
Denison Friday afternoon. returnin
Saturday afternoon.
The M. B. A. took new membt
in their lodge Saturday evening.
We understand the saloon We
closed Monday morning. we hope nj
temporarily, but for good. It h.
been ridiculous how it has been ru
contrary to law. and should it recipe
q closer investigation will be give
hereafter.
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MANILA ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Willis left
Saturday noon for Danbury and Battle
Creek. Iowa. to visit several days
with relatives and friends. They re.
turned home Monday evening.
Mrs. Phyllis Morgan returned home
from Scranton Tuesday evening, aft
er a visit there with her sister. Mrs.
John Dyson.
The Philathean Society of the M.
E. church met Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. ALVEY in Fairview.
Thomas Fletcher Brook. who deliv-
cred the address here for the gradu-
ating class on commencement two
years ago will speak Tuesday evening
at the Presbyterian church.
Rev. Stire returned to his home in
Indianola, Iowa, Monday morning.
after conducting three weeks re-
vival meeting here at the M. E.
church which proved decided sue
cess.
John Roehr was a Denison business
visitor Saturday.
Rev. M. M. Cable, pastor of the
M. E. church, was reported to be sick
the latter part of the week. but at
the present writing is able to be ou,
again, which will be good news to his
enormous circle of friends here.
The Guild of the Presbyterian
church meets Friday at the home OF
Mrs. F.. E. Schram.
Carl Bohnsack visited Sunday ir
the country at the John letter home.
Charley Cook returned home from
Defiance Saturday. after a pleasant
visit there with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Rhodenbaugh of Manning was
an over Sunday visitor here at the
home of her brother. C. S. Demps-
ter.
Mrs. Segebart is reported to be
quite sick at the present writing. but
with the service of the employed
nurse it is hoped she may soon recov
er.
Miss Iva Meter of Defiance visited
here the latter part of the week will
her uncle. John Van Meter and tami
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gluckstadt at
tended the masquerade held in Aspin
wall Sunday.
Miss Cox returned to her home i
Defiance Sunday noon. after a visi
here with her sister. Mrs. Ruffcorn
Miss Pulver. who teaches the Ed
wards school. spent Sunday at he
parental home in Bayard.
Charley Moulter of Aspinwal
transacted business in this burg seve,
al days the past week.
Chas. K. Meyers of Denison was
Manila business visitor Friday.
Mayor and contractor j. H. Tyre
spent Monday of this week in Dunla
transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Slagg lei
Wednesday for Scranton. where the
will visit for several days with rels
tives.
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BOYER R1PPL1NGs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wolf visited
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
VOLTS in Boyer Sunday.
Mr.. Otto Bergren and Miss Lillian
Strain drove to Boyer Saturday to
meet her friend from Sioux City.
Mr.. F. A. Smith is on the sick list
this week.
The Misses Thelma and Phoebe
Gustafson went to Kiron Saturday to
visit their brother and sister. Miss
Thelma will remain with her brother,
Mr.. John Johnson. to attend school.
Our hustling little newsboy, Fred
die Frahm, is doing good business
selling the Saturday Evening Blade.
Mrs. johnson and daughter. Evelyn,
were Kiron visitors Thursday.
Mr.. Carl Kolberg was Denison
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. August Olson will soon return
to his claim near Sibbert. COL, after
a few months visit with relatives and
friends around Boyer.
Finneran Brothers passed through
Boyer Wednesday with some cattle
which they purchased at the Henry
Simon sale.
Messrs. Alfred and Otto Blomgren
and Charles Synkson of Herring were
transacting business in Boyer Friday.
Mrs. Dave Mccullough and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Giblin Wis
tied with Mr., and Mrs. Thomas
Dalton this week.
Mr.. Elof Mattson returned to his
home in More, Neb.. on Monday.
Mr.. John Kolberg, who sold car
load OF native posts to the Farmers
Lumber yard in schleswig shipped
them from Boyer Monday.
Mrs. Frank Woolston and brother
Mr.. George Fullick and their mothe,
were Denison visitors Monday.
Mr.. Mike Grinchan was an Omaha
visitor one day last week.
Mrs. Gust Brown was on the sicl
list this week.
Mr.. H. b. Biesser was Denisor
visitor FRIDAY.
Mr.. e. IS. johnson of Kiron. OF
his way home from Denison visited
with Mr.. John Gustafson's Friday
Mr.. Ed. johnson returned home
after short stay with father, Mr.. c
NJ. Johnson. near Deloit.
Mr.. Emil johnson of Sac county
drove to Boyer Friday to meet hi
brother, Seth, who attends college ir
DenisOn.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson caIn'
home from the Denison college Friday
for an over Sunday visit with her par
ents.
Miss Mary Carlson came home Fri
day from Sac City. where she is at
tending college.
A number of young people gathered
ut the home of Gust Anderson last
Tuesday and organized an Epworth
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League to meet every Sunday even
ing. The following officers were
elected: Mrs. George Newcom,
president; Miss Anna Anderson. lst
vice president; Grace Flemming.
second vice president; Mrs. John
Mueller. third vice president; James
Flemming, fourth vice president;
Dave Anderson, secretary and treas
urer. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the young people of Boyer
and vicinity to come and help make
the League success.
Mr.. Jim Lestrange returned from
Wall Lake Thursday, where he had
been attending to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Giblin of
Vivian. S. D.. are visiting at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Dave
Mccullough.
Mrs. Herman Glare returned this
week to Lyons. Ia, after three
weeks visit with friends and relatives
around Boyer.
Mr.. Levi Erickson was business
visitor in Kiron Tuesday.
Mr.. John Gustafson was q passen-
ger to Kiron Monday. returning Tues
day.
Mr.. Julius Gosthl has begun work
on the section again, after spending
some time in Wall Lake.
| Miss Crop, who has been visiting
her sister for the past week at Battle
! Creek. returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newcom.
who had been visiting relatives ir
Smithland, returned home last Wednes
day. They stopped off at Battle
Creek for a days visit with friends
Mr.. Joseph Anderson was visitor
to Wall Lake last Wednesday. He
returned to Boyer Thursday.
Mr.. Saul Loudon. our RAILROAD
agent, enjoyed a few days vacation
last week.
Mrs. Claus Frahm was passenger
to Kiron last Monday to visit at tn
home of Robert Baker, returning
Tuesday.
| Rev. Howe was visitor in ou
midst few days last week.
Mrs. John Erickson of Kiron was Z
Boyer visitor last Tuesday.
Mr.. John Wooley and family. VIII
have been visiting relatives ant
friends in Coal Valley. Illinois. re
turned home last Tuesday.
Messrs. August Llndman and Emf
Carlson, who have sold about fou
Thousand bushels of corn to the eleva
tor company at Boyer, have beer
hauling it the past week.
Mr.. F. A. Widmoger and wife
came from Pisagh, Iowa, to act a!
relief agent during the absence of oul
regular agent. Mr.. Loudon. Mr..
Widmoger and wife went from here
to Mapleton.
Special meetings are in progress at
the M. E. church in Boyer this week.
Everybody is invited.
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One Of Wisconsin's Mothers
Who Always Keeps
Pe-ru-na in the
House.

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title. have used thirteen bottles
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My husband and children are also
in good health. We always keep
Peruna in the house. 1 thank
you thousand times for your
advice. Mrs. Alvina Plamann.
1914 Walnut St., Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
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