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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15
SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES.
$1,000 to $4,000
Mems Hats

Hats in all the new Shapes and Styles. You must
see, by all means, that Telescope they wearing
1t is beauty. Tans, Greys Browns and all the pre-
vailing colors $500
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15

F. w. Swanson of Gooding was reg
istered at the Perrine, Tuesday.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15
Mems Sweaters

Talking about Sweaters, our line of Sweaters is a
wonder They are made with those pretty Collars and
Big Pockets, in all colors-Light and Heavy weights
Prices from 49, to So. 50
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15
Mems Silk Hose

we are showing Pure Silk Hose with Lisle Toe
and Heel, in all the new colors-Tans, Catalpa,
Maroons, Blacks-at Special
Price 75A
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Mems Shoes

When you are Shoed right you wear smile right,
and that is what do in Shoe Department with
Packard Shoes
Prices from $500 to Sc. 90
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15

VIII accept hay as navmert o.
Co. w. ~ Aiken &
Aug IL tt
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15

"Hlzz-A New One. &c. June . -
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15
MEMS CORNER
Mems Suits


We call your Special attention to our Mems SUIT
Department. We pleased to say we have the ex
elusive agency of Twin Falls for
THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER
and
SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES
There can be little else said about it when the two
names are mentioned. First in Style Quality and
Workmanship. See the Browns and Two-toped
diaganas
Prices from $1,000 to $4,000
antee from MEYER & co, Inc.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-15

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The Dolores star., 1910-07-29

Cot hts a cooked bsss. veal -
lanb Into Beat dies. Miaee - .
snA1o White oaioa. Pasben . ereeo
peppef an1 miace . seetioo q q.
Nave rea1y . eupfsl q slowed tens
toes - . whole nav te0ato. Heat
sene Stock ~ efavy aaA thicksa
slightly. Mtx all tAsss tngre1Ssats
~ seasoa 70 tasts. Put hte . Gov.
sssd casssrsas al DINNER IT - hess
b slow ovea. TAss IN 1nely
relied crackers over ~ sasgAse 81
etlck bits q butter h ~ ssaehoe
oust oAut ~ again b ~ ovso 80
brown. uoeovefel.
This wtll - . slos family lsseAssa
eerved With sweet PICKLES.
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GETTING IN WRONG
lmvmoa % somg iNopsoarvMs
agaANko.


Charles Dicksns ooce wrote % 2
lssssd. = have distinguished myself u
two respects latsly. took . young
laAy, uhknpWn. down 70 dinner. and
tsiksd 70 Der about the Bishop Of
DufAam's- nspotism IN the matter o.
Mr. Chssss found she was Mrs.
Chssss. And sxpatiated to the mem.
Der Tor Marylebone. thinking him to
b 90 Irish member. on the con.
sempeibIs character Of the Marylebons
constituency end the MarylsOons rep
rsssntativs
Two such mishaps In one evening
we're enough 10 reduce the most bril-
liant talksr 10 the condition Of the
three inside passengers Of . London.
bound coach. Who beguiied the tedium
Of the Journey from Southampton ~
discussing the demerits Of william
Goblet until one Of the party went
70 far - TO assert that the object OF
their denunciation was . domestic
iyrant. given 10 beating his wife.
Much to his dismay the solitary
woman passenger. who had hitherto
at . silent listener. remarked:
Pardon me. sir. Q kinder husband
and father never brsathed. and ! ought
10 know. for am William Cobbett's
wife.
Mr.. Giles Of Virginia and Judge
Duval Of Maryland. members Of con,
gress during Washngton's adminis-
lration. boarded at the house Of .
MIRA Oibbon. whose daughters were
well ON In years and remarkable for
talkativeness.
When Jefferson became president.
Duval was controller Of the Treasury
and Giles . senator. Meeting one day
IN Washington. they fell to chatting
over old times. and the senator asked
the controller II he knew what had
become Of that cackling old maid.
Jenny Gibbon."
''She II Mrs. Duval. sir: was the
unexpected reply
Giles did not attempt to mend mat.
ters. % q certain Mr.. Tuberville un-
wisely did. Happening to observe to
. fellow guest that the lady who had
sat n his right hand at dinner was
the ugiiest woman he had ever be-
hesd. the person addressed expressed
bic regret that be should think his
wife % Unlocking.
Il have made mistake" said the
horrtfed Tuberviile. Il meant the lady
sho eat on my left"
well. STR. she 10 my sister"
This brought the frank avowai: I'll
can't b helped. cir. then; for n what
ron say b. true. confess never saw
ssch % ugly family IN the course q
~ ME. ---Youth's Companion.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-29
WILLIE sasss AND On. KANE.


uesen ap4ses srOSsns % TINS w.
WINE ureeh
finances tnete t"e trut W
Enen oeswsen
70 sne Tree ne qu'ekiy spfsw
wnsss az motnss 'ooo,s
wssne osssnE
- w. ossncnes u s"s u
Wwse oteen.
Esusa eppsee sfeeoi'y'
Sen y. seen'
osneI .ooss soous 70. MN.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-29

r = oenaoe uereenary q - -
80 lnneue peseavrast q peknlas
ayljleoom q .,eoSoV that sl1eoe nye
enescro. S0vdetieetc ~ TIT q sno
6eotaht - 3vSrv pruesoo,enea ehee-a
p,eehe6 ec3ak. VIM NJ pusehass g
Z p,neif 80 ~ ~ uurpeoe ono ~
eeevjue4 ~ ! aocA alkvpsnl eoos,
p,onh $500 - - eseveA & ho0e.
- $50 ~uirns - =, = enssoan-a
soee57 ki,x. - ~ n eeooaN-eaA
ev1s p cr,e5 ev,e lneAen sh1ck M 4
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= - ~ hese11 IcerA - 49, 3 8
49, ~ 49,
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The Dolores star., 1910-07-29
ksIes.

~ you ass nos subscriber to The
ssas but secsivs sample copy o. two
d. mot IL afratt ~ Eecslvins . I'LL IN
aamse. This y os,s VI our ways u ID
vrstislng. Tsks the lspes end rod II
and " you like II sulncvits iOs II, " mat
hand u u your neishbos, may b. be
will like u.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-29

lnk. fruit - vegetable etains -
Anesrs ars tasxcusabls. - tAsy eaa -
easily rsmovsA.
TIE ssieksse sraAicaeos y Q psses
= pa0scs steos hspt a he vash.
slanl Wet bssoes usiae anA ~
steadily. but ~ viSosesely. - ~
skin nay svl1ss.
4 seala remosss thas Aas peovo1
eseeeesful VIII fFvie az vegetable
1ieee.esattoa y aaAs b. aA1iHe esus
1sees - easbo,ie aciA 70 3 hale ~
testls q siyesria an1 Fossyatse.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-29
Mk AND HlLlllH,


- 49, u1UUa ~ OS990s4B -
~ ~ tAaa , eesessasy y sensqnAes
y tAae Il 80 seasss ~ laun1sy Vsss
vtth ~ vetss ~ finishes - b1u1as
waiees nuse - - ~ same te0Uesar
TIRE. g ~ throe watsrs nay - eotA
~ ~ sAsink1ag q ~ Material =
esnss1 n ehAnging ~ earqsala
fro0 - ts0Deeaeus0 - aneeAex TAe
soealls1 ~ silk oannsle (oou,1 -
vaahs1 b ~ samA met1o1 - y
hsrs givsa To- slim.
VIII sllhs the peocess 1i0sss nor
hat use1 eos oanno0s sAas ne1thsr ~
ooe cead vater shoul1 - ussd as1
shst ~ vashins. ripsing 81 bspiag
watess should al - tspil. Aaks .
hthss With so0s soo1 soap. - 80
rub seap q The eth valsss 70 remove
pessplratioe seains. Rue bsewesa Tie
has1s. ~ a Q hoard. risss. blvs. asd
eQuesss out - much water - pooal.
~. Ut - sot wiring. TAs advantage
= IN wtll - 1ess1 whss doing ~
irsaing = fewer wSiskIss Win havs -
- re0ovsA. 0hahs ths garments
Into shaps an haag whseo shsy
wsll ~ or ssl cry svsaly. but aoe n
~ sua, - Gun burns stlhs - w6Dl -
co0Dlsxioas.
whsa tAsy arc almost Ary iroa wtth
. oo1ssstsly Bot iroa. jSss hos soough
% rsnovs IL wriaklss. asd % ~
~ Il remain h oos placs loagss tAan
absolutely asesssasy. - n b ths hsae
that hinco1oep ai1ka.
osls silks. vash. china. an sspe
eially poaoss atse - iroasa wbsa
lanp all over q vhsa perfectly ar.
Thsy. particularly tAs p0asss. cannot
- sDeinklsA - aftss iroaing the
spsiaklins WIN sAov ID saagAtiy
sDots ~ ths earneot musk - agals
wse all over - remove then. The
bsst rssults uay - obtained b. iroo-
ing sllk visa 4 = damp - % boa -
isoa y - reesirs1 70 re0ovs
vsishlss . whso ehs material b ~.
tectly dSy.
WHITE asl plnk Slim WIN turn ysl.
low n wasAe1 h bot water an1 .
Assp yellow u boilsd and especially
will thu b Hoee1 II tAs wash ribbons
shat ere ussd % nvch In lingerie.
Wills pais b,ss Win faAs 70 . clsas
vhlts anA remain % - log - theg
are n ~.
The sasssse way . kssp uagsrss
slhboas b ee1ee y 70 wash n60bes
e thsa q Q ttns b tspiA vatss aal
Md areaaA . largs boetls aaa lsavs
49, tAsssoa uatil 1ry. This has ~
The Dolores star., 1910-07-29

Cream oas cup o. brown Or granu
lats1 sugar With hak . cup Of lsr1
M eas teaspooaful Of salt. one eeg
bsaesa veil. eos tsaspooaful d ciaso,
0ea. Aak teaspooaful q cloves. hale
. teaspoonfsl - autmss. oas cup q
oeus MIX oixs1 With oss level t..
speeafSl q bakias so1s o. one cup q
sweet MIX aa1 tvo tsaspooafuls G
bok1ng pew1er. oos cup Of ssedissd
saislns as1 two cups a siftsA Sour;
mtg thoressAly asl baks h . nodss.
80 eveo.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-29
cheselses ceeam etltne,

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sAssolats b tAs evea q eyss tAs ~
hsttIe: uix toossAss oas etD q sugas
Gs1 thsss-euartsss q . 80 e asus
snll : placA q salt: ~ tvo eGgs
srghtly beatsa viii toe eups q
d|1lk an1 eook u . dsubls helles uoell
afeany 81 thtek: - ~ osiesl
eoeeolate 81 . toospooaful e von1l1a
- whsa go epgsa1 hstweea la0esu.
cAssssses asses Wtshsse ossse.ea.
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stt9 iseeh. 0aveslag vteA s1eAee vlos
q vaaolla y ea1oe. neo1 vol1 u
vhstss = tvo soDA ~ . esp g ~.
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~ - ~ usell \ se1osoa. WAeo
peo1y - sssve No bevt w1th soea0s
eahe g meeosoeas ssak91 h GAssSy
~ a = vIsh ~ w11oUb1 eeoA.
= "
The Dolores star., 1910-07-29

-,
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EXHJ 7hI
|1i1-s--
~
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1
1oe0ana0e0sat - lack q shoaens
0anee . 800 deal q trouble y ~
lao1llne q Stock.
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eoaes - stock and yca WIN soca -
eeeass6 WITH pan brsd 1ans.
49, 81 - - grown W.T. easlly
wDeeeeee ~ ut psrpoes oely.
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~ 0e1e q wAsae nl11llaGD aa1
~ MT On help oilk psoAuctinA.
~ yeung Auek b ,nssveue inAt
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No..
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- natea. nens.nsr IN = ~ -
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The Dolores star., 1910-07-29
NOVEL aAas,sn,sos

whss aakias fristses ceek sections
q Grange b VISITOR 81 Sugar ustil
h begias - tAicksa ME . slrvp. DIP
each p1ses u orange into . delleats
battse aad m b bollins las1 u .
golden brown. Dust With pov1sred
sugar aa1 sssvs b Q viag arounA ~.
anes narnala1e.,
Roll sllcss q calf's liver b Q TN
sl1es - bacon. heA togsthse vtth .
silver shsvss. 0oss ~ eoek Q 1sl1.
eats bsowa. ossvs - chop ~ WIN
GarnlsAtAU q sress. nass . thbse
creamy Grsvy b silver sanee beal
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49,: otu9 = usaal way. ut ~
Aalvso toostAee. ~ = ~ ~ bsoo1
crumbs as1 m q ~ last a1nsee b
booling iAt. oesvs - seuo1 s1lvee
platter WITH . esatse q erssn Doas
~ . bor6es - th)ek te0ato puroe :,
\ reersshiAe Ariak q afessasss
ear6 PARTIES b na1s froa equal pasts
= ginger als and graps juiee. ossvs
= sefaigAt. thin glassa with Q
pasaschino cherry Seating - 10.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-29

\ - = - waNe yeas ireolna
6easd . tali 6ewn'yAs tAs door -
hlal vhleA Il rppssss h ss11ssIv
eDsese. ~ esepohe \ y paass VIII :
eeees. sstse = persu Aeok 10 H.
veeovess q ease q 1oos. en- q h
- : essbls ~ lops eseusA 70 sIcv
oeoen1 lssolao Aoas1 ~ faseen -
oehoe 80 - ~. -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

thatI can stand the strain, he said. Its
wonderful what man can stand from an
awfully pretty girl. 7 &s.. y
She almost smiled, (" wouldn't be
horrid, she said, yielding point, :" you
werenot such an absurdly inconsistent man.
We al thought you were nice-mannered
young nobody for while, and then you
turned out to be 'bloomin'' aristocrat,
almost too swell for any use; and now you
condescend to go around with lot of mill
tary men and titled foreigners and they all
make fur Of you because you think its
smart to scorn commission and tramp
along the street with gun on your shout
der You know that's the worst form Of
snobbery. Your indifference to rank is an
aifectation.o
Wycth still smiled maddeningly 81 am
afraid, Kitty" he said, that you are
chiefly concerned over your very real dan
ger OF being taken in to dinner at His
Graces party by a mere man, trailing along
after all the highly decorated wax-works
I'll stay away altogether il you wish it.
Please do just as you feel inclined |
know you will, anyway. It'll really make
no difference to me whether you're at the
dinner or not don't believe we like each
other as much as we did, anyway"
My dear Kitty" he said, 81 assure you
my feelings are quite unchanged You are
really very disagreeable and annoying, but
from my slight knowledge OF your sex
have some hope that you will recover from
this spell Of tinsel hero-worship and return
to your more lovable moods. Just now
think III 90 back to Minnie Ryder, who
treats me quite humanely."
"Oh, dol by all MEANS" she cried.
I'm going in, anyway. I'm going to
find that nice old widow. | begin to
think she's the only really decent person
aboard :,
Until late in the afternoon OF the day Of
the Duke Of Halbertstone's dinner, Kitty
vowed that she was too i'll to go, but as the
evening drew near, under the caustic taunts
Of none too patient father, she made q
wonderful! recovery and an equally wonder.
ful toilet, She wsrned her maid, as the
latter put the finishing touch to dainty
jeveled sigret in her hair, thatsthe officers
who did not take her in to dinner must be
made toiregret that they had not the priv
lcge.
As Mr.. Cowles and bis radiant daughter
enteled tl.e Hotel Monaton, the ilrst person
they encountered was Major Dillon, re-
splendent as a military tailor could make
4xf. a 4 :
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ments and so familiarIy cordial that Kitty
almost took heart and hoped that the un-
expected might happen The party in the
little parlor, just of the private dining room,
was already sight to move older hands
than Kitty to enthusiasm. The Duke and
his cousin, Captain Montagu-Reeves, were
in those rayishing little scarlet mess jackets
and gold-braided black trousers; a number
Of naval officers and a couple Of army men
looked natty and natural in their plumage;
there was general Of militia in plenitude
OF gold lace; and nice assortment Of cap
tains and leutenants and things in various
distinctive uniforms from hussars to grena-
diers.
In the dressing room Kitty met Mrs.
Tindale, rosily impressive in black satin
and jet, with a chaste assortment Of proper
jewelry.
"Dear Mrs. Tindale,' she exclaimed,
"you look perfectly charming younger
than ever"
Sweet Of you, DEAR" said the widow,
concealing her annoyance. Gone has to
look ones best in such distinguished COM
pany, you know And then I'm on the
staff, as it were. I'm to 90 in with Major
Dillon, and he's the ranking militia officer
here, after General Talbot.
Kitty could not keep the color from rising
10 her checks Indeed" she cried, rather
shrilly "l'm so glad, Mrs. Tindale. Major
Dillon isn't the most brilliant sort OF dinner
companion, Of course, but one likes to be in
the van, doesn't one. | never really care
how or where ! 60 in, but know most
everyone is awfully keen about precedence
Yet it's frigbtfully un-American, isn't it1v
The widow noted the agitation Of the girl
with amusement and smiled patronizingly
When you've been out little longer,
dear" she said, you'll value precedence
more highly. fancy | was pleased, at your
age, with just something to ca. and some
one to talk to.
Kitty looked in the envelope The maid
had handedher Mr. Wyetb is taking me
in she said, affecting tone Of pleased
surprise.
He's not here yet, said the widow.
Kitty shuddered with fear and the reeol-
lection Of her last scene with Billy WELL 2
she said lightly, il he doesn't condcscepd
to come, | suppose can have tea and toast
in the nursery
Out in the paror again it was yet gsyer
and everyone seemed to have arrived except
Wyeth
II shall have headache and go home, if
Billy Wyeth isn't here in five minutes, said
Kitty to her father.
Now don't get yourself into such state
Of mind, Kitty protested Mr.. Cowles
Everybody is in splendid humor and you
mustn't do anything to mar the OCCASION
Wyeth is an irresponsible young dog, but
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okk Il don't sec how YOU people can
'sssd all this wind" she protested. "lt's
~s'm and pleasant in the cabin and can
sec everything splendidly from The win
''oc.. but all the rest arc up forward and
| swat anyone to tell me about the ships
am assSigse'
= ss.;a u, said the Major, il is bit
blr's4, OIL here for an old chap. Miss Kitty,
i. 'llexcusc me, I'll join Mrs. Tindale in
e.. ,;abin.G
LAY flushed dangerously. a"oh, don't
t.ild ne she cried. TIN awfully tired
really Ike to be alone for While.
So she sat alone for a while and il was
rather new experience. She marveled at
the thought Of Kitty Cowles sitting on the
alter deck Of Yacht alone, with party of
suppose'ly ssc. I,2s;s>,4 on the same yacht
Ate, Il vthe i}ij!y Meth came along the
deck.
aIfsp. 90 IN better humor now, I"
said ~is.s. Vac. the cushion | sent
VS.. a,ssn
t,h, 5ss'isa re. 'cfsot it, said Billy,
aoaotcr ga.is4l.ty. f'sr been taking with
Mi.rns syae- 7or', Jolly gil, isa't
sacfN
~ ay.ai;s, sa.a sJtv. Il don't sec
wy W. ieis lei.
lnoue', ,ev sight be lcncly, be said
d-opmeg le'n lie sa.iI vacated by the
Msjo'.
I've nat been si7ns long, she said.
Aiis iindale-dear old thing mercifully
Car c s'crs and took the Major away as !
v.s sbclt 10 expire"
When looked out here few minutes
ago you were talking 10 the Major quite
animate'lly for ono about to expire" re-
marked Wyeth poiptedly.
was defending you, said Kitty indig-
nantly. "The Major was expressing disgust
otter your going TO the Duke Of Halbert-
stones military dinner without having any
decent military excuse
She hoped to make him indignant but he
laughed heartily, Sufficient unto the
day he said ''rhe dinner hasn't come
Of yet and ] may sstonish ,be Major
kittS'seyes frightened. What are YOU
going 70 do, BillyS she demanded hopefully.
He smiled mysteriously
You are always playing unexpected
tricks. Billy You nearly broke the poor
old Majors heart the day you stole the
Duke from his party DO tell me what you
are going 70 do tbs tiinep can Keep 4
secret.
Promise not to tell2 asked Wyeth
Cross my heart! whispered Kitty, with
sparkling eyes.
Well said Nyeth portentousIy, :" |
am going 10 the dinner as gentleman,
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LOfIE'NC|RIN .
6VJOSEPEI IVES. LAWRENCE

The more ! see Of you, the more firmly |
am convinced that you are an insufferablc
snob, Billy Wyeth.
He laughed heartily again. "You'vc
grown 50 disagreeable since your military
success in the Massachusetts, mannuvers
that it's only by continually looking at you
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I'llvager be doesn't intend to miss anything
like this. 7
Kitty sat down ii 4 secluded corner with
her father and talked busily with him.
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you distinguished people have quite spoiled
me for dull company
I'm, said the Major, almost discour-
teously, and began watching the naval
spectacle anew, with show Of interest.
Mrs Tindalc came out Of the cabin and
'shvered as she felt the fresh breeze on the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

T what a celebration
really is, may be left
to the dictionary or
public opinion; but
after the Hudson
Fulton Celebration,
Miss Kitty Cowles
,..n,.l1l lnro .Ia.laI
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-05
YOUNG MAN
ANSWERS CALL
JULIUS KUsEL DIES AT HIS CALIFORNIA
HOME.
BRIDEGROOM OF TWO MONTHS
Former Denison Man Stricken with Pneumonia
Parents Of Deceased Are Well
Known Here.

( On December 22d August Kusel re-
ceived the sad news of the death OF
his son, Julius William Kusel, whose
home was at Olive, Cal.
The deceased was in the prime OF
life, being, at his death, 20 years OF
age.
He was born in Washington town.
ship, Carroll county, Iowa, in 1880.
where he spent his childhood.
At the age of 25 he attended the
Highland Park College at Des
Moines. Iowa, where he took the en-
giueering course. Later he took up
the same line of work with corre-
spondence school at Scranton. Pa. j,
and through this institution he re-
ceived position at Yankon, s. D.
Two years ago he returned to Deni-
son, where he accepted a position as
engineer of the Denison Light & Power
Company. He remained here for q
year, but on account of poor health
took trip to California where he
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-05
The D. A. R. ELECT OFFICERS
Miss Olive Patterson Elected Delegate to tht
Continental Congress at Washington in
Apri.

The Daughters of the American
Revolution, held their annual bust
ness meeting at the home of Miss
Elva Dell Bond, on Jan. 3rd, 1910.
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year:
Regent-Mrs. w. w. Ferguson.
Vice Regent Mrs. 81. A. Boyle.
Recording Sec c'y-Miss Agnes King.
Corresponding Sec'y = Miss Mae
Hayes.
Treasurer Miss Jessie Goodrich.
Registrar-Mrs. E. L. Crippen.
Historian-Mrs. C. F. Cassaday.
Chaplain-Mrs. F. j. Young.
The Board of Management is as
TO lows: Miss Fannie Hayes, Mrs.
w. T. Wright, Mrs. W. H. Laub,
Mrs. R. P. Plimpton and Miss Elva
DELL Bond.
Miss Olive Patterson was elected a
delegate to the annual meeting of the
Continental Congress. which meets
in Washington, D. e. during the week
in which the 10Th of April falls.
After the business of the evening
had been finished pleasant social
hour was spent. Miss Bond served
dainty and delicious Refreshments
and all present felt that a very en-
joyable evening had been spent.
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found the climate agreed with him
and he decided to locate and bought q
half interest in general mt rehandise
store at Olive, Cal.
Last fall he returned to Denison for
visit, and on the 2lst IF October he
was married to Miss Marie Lorenzen
of Denison. The happy Young couple
soon after left for their home al
Olive. Cal.
Soon after his marriage he was
taken with severe attack of pneu-
monia and as a result, on December
%, his death occurred.
He was an Industrious, upright and
Christian gentleman and won for him
self host of friends in D ni.on. He
held the high esteem of all who knew
him.
He leaves to mourn his sudden death
his wife. his paren's, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Kusel. of Denison. three Sis
ters, Mrs. a. j. Campbell. West
Side. Iowa; Mrs. Ginder Of Chicago,
ILL.,. and Miss Ida M. Kusel. Also a
brother, Edward Kusel, of Denison,
the latter residing with his parents.