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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21
rHn Rrs1aNAr1oN MATTER.

apparent the resignation of Governor Fr noted IN
business community
that efectua demonstration
behind the Frear admins
probably
whatever formed of forwarding his resignation
to President.
Territory congratulated narrow escape from the
follow the resignation Oh
the departmental hd
of find themselves there would
in of the most necessary reforms %
the Frear
working of thsvexed question to the
creation of middle farmer Glass; sm
the work OF tine
ton consistently although amp on one side by corpora
themselves and the other by individuals VINO
ed t to sent o
If the Act passed by congress there will
the carrying out OF the declared
policy of settling the land with bona hde settlers
unenvabe position stand
and the vested interests OF the cor
stretches the
position that the OF this territory
what result from resignation
this tme
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21
ALAsKAN COMMUNICATIONS pr1.L.

There a 10 provide
Alaska Blngcr
the disposal of
that territory despite what attitude he
his Of the interior
circles that the proposal to
in the out
that territory 1t is said that the
derabty change only in Alaska
outlying of the government with view admin
which simpler and conducive
territorial government under
administration the public lands of Alaska would
the federal authority the latter would be closely accountable
disposition this it is today, yet it is not mper
the that has just from Washington
Taft for his of mind and for the of mind of
shall follow him the executive chair would be glad to have
authority in the far northwest
administration presented the senate Tuesday by
information received
establishing Alaska local
will be the safeguarding OF those public
err that lately been generally discussed
understood will government control in a
and consist
will be privileged to
will council This
will preside the council and
The action the council will be subject of
President might
The the interior department
public domain Alaska in itself most
existing in this direction
public President Taft attitude toward the socaed
claiming well known He believes that
wishing
making such scandals impossible in future
larger resident rule do it, lead to it,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21
SOME INTERESTING DATES.

scribe picks census report dealing "h farm
enthusiastically the the American
in This once
although produced great abundance now restricted
wlodo article OF
egg statistics show that the
that the output
to increas we'll
served in shells libel on the hen tht
order relieve the hen OF the responsibility or
ordered that all
with information that they preserved
which they entered the mummy
refrigerator from California
theseda late inesw vii than passing interest
to be
almost fabulous
ordinary those whose vision conjures Thoughts
searching children baskets fu
the would Its uncertain
be effect
.hee
of she lays for all and is entitled
circumvent the hen by putting he
peddng months after produced
OF the producer for good goods
instance, against winch sh
health
the
kandis entled to frscl treatment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21
AFTER FREAR, WHO'D

improbable that Governor
resignation the President within the
the bodies
CT
romm a
He
of desires Hawaii public officials
whom Hawaii preference
taking the possible retire
the organizations
ready present the to the Pe
den and solid support
ordinary Honolulu
Washington Taking
by the eock however, the matter Honolulu would
be united
possible if
enoug doubtless appointment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21
GOVERNOR rREAR AND DESIGNATIONS.

keeny the position in which he
disregard of his recommendation
juthp it is to be hoped that he will
the resignation In
nterestso of Territory he should
working land policy for the Islands, based
Hawaii
famii
studied the OF the old
and draftedt the amendm o these defects
by the Governor
suggestions Hawaii will
be much.
Public
avaabe the
a
Washington attaches serious impoac
De attached the incden
locally.
viii the whole affair 1t WI
be further
administration developments
Washington.
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nrArRrorlsM, ANp RusrNpss.

For the edihcaiion wordy
OF loyalty
sion Of the Hawaii
the words
be quoted.
Admiral Winfield sey, has been
Santiago discussing the shipping laws of the Omitted
We all patriotic o two
dollars for
dollar o
has solved economy for Patriotism will follow
the Flag
by lawso OF ourown
Admiral Sehey
pointing out how business throughout the including
that is the
ing American shipping
Applying the Admiral be
that to
against become
w prefer
The ship subsidy bill before to
the time of that ourmm
ests bound with the this session authorizing
until it is plain that American no
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21
Y. M. g. A. EDUCATION.

of Young Association is doing
generally recognizes.
school has than quadruped in
fftythree 22 This
is
student twelve months being &.
institute
the position at desk
bokkeeper the plantation
fellow
ambitions something better found the
andst to bookkeper with
of
will The
be instruction.
c. A institutions
IIonolu with a rank
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21
ATHLETES AND STAMINA.

of the department that
officers have been those of Junior
gained fame
o football celebrity
ound athlete He still enough to be regarded his prime
the physical test and has been pronounced
retirement This
supervision schools and colleges of those
Hitherto this work has not received the close
individual The athlete
encouraged and smash things
of
restrictions those lead
should be the full
of their physical equipment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21
TERRITORIAL STATUS A THEORY.

The Outlook continues shed light affairs Hawaiian In its issue OF
Territory the United States
Constitution theory This is the conclusion reached in an ed
question extending American citizenship to the po
should blanket
would allow Porto Rcnn become Americans VIII
capable being Americans In summing The Outlook
right o question II fundamental we'll
being Porto Rico 1t Is America because American
citizenship conferred wholesale without
their qua,haon citizenship II should be conferred
only those for whose competence American citizenship and for
whose loyalty Nation there responsible guaranty
The principles apply bud tbs should be pursued
ward The Philippines and legislation prevents toward the
Hawaiian aud he would b. bsug
receipt ~ 40 federal levied in the liand De therein
expended than tley le bg e theory that they constitute
Ranised Territory tho ttea Constitution
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SCHOOLS AND 1MM1eRAr1oN.

The crowded condition
of
All schools
condition being such that in those
pupils can be enrolled
actually statistics
children
children and being taught impossible
pupils
four in which there fortyfve children
No teacher properly pupils
nothing of the teachers S a s
consideration these school
sented conditions
children o mayc
There by tn
children
existing schools and that the providing schools
of of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21
GOVERNOR AND ROBINSON.

he had his mind the
this denial not by be
Robinson the
had arrived at decision in regard to it,
would
pponnen based firm belief that whenever
the Robnsons position he
entirely of the question for him endorse the
but that when everything
he would have lent his voice
Robinson Governor Frear however, did not have
being made without
de March,
there might have been another story tell
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21
WELCOME RETURN OF FLEET,

Pacific Fleet will be back hagbo
assembled The visits Of the
bui Honolulu well anod regard The
the welcome aud treat thea as
public should planned aud the matter
supposed that Honolulu Tue
enRls Il bat Honolulu should be un
fRnd Of tbs heel again aud should LEI
known uhs The saRaen thai hrre he subscription
h chief Officers wih free ball faF
ihe afsleai ltat b e apif q ame public
bay ate M d. msng Tia meeaniH eHiea eaa
ibf elamhu - ummefs npal lf lps pielf1 hgais
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21

candidates
$15405
careful
this into not
not lived his
isi thecan board
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21

considering the ethics legality OF
continuing member of the board that employing him.
time the ethics legality Of tho
supervisors working municipality and Of city empe becoming
working partner 0 holding municipal eoptraetf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21
SUPPRESSION AND pEN1A1s.


appearing
satisfactory
The
every
to
steamship o
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21

Territory New Mexico with population OF 100000 people,
into that section from the eastern and northern
Hawaii population of only 10000 of whom
are oren statehood slim
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21

II Judge receipt
paid published that Tie Advertiser declined perhaps
e upphness make against
paper apparent supoep that ls Star Ieady TO
ludgs Nogd fer Il that be did The Nsayaye
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21

In
the satisfaction of that position continue
a
has been of the
the the debates health that have been
high
Wayson emny qualified for the position he
Kalm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21

l. NOT hny long that this paper advanced Why
diversified agricultural ndpsf should
asaed throughout ~ Territory 4oay pasaie eoltea ud rubber
ieAp ere f}lHn s efaeuR M Heaan ~ mbpand capitalists
Ts Hn II ale products rmF cleo fawW N of D. tpa bpt RoNg
espfslde el b feana aaalaa ~ q egsaip'ai lfieut
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21

George A. Sheridan had fame
failure column headed California Twenty
Today Chronicle of January notes. M tl
Sheridan Republican Louisiana
speaker predicted in this
Hawaiian Islands the decline that they would
the this other
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21

rsgfe be heard the peIi ll possibility 81 The io -
H. " nffaeps me federal dfg aeneY nl there
anes lee thai l specialists u she Fact plgw
Dleas e sep Hl ~ ss e Ngfa ~ te lHfsaaa8 ieah
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-21

The Advertiser desire the be created that
public with
which The
collected Judgments
whereby these regularly turned
had allowed lie
uncalle for an undelvered for i3e52
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02
he Doctors First Question

To are your bowels?' This is generally the first qes
ton the doctor asks. He knows what sluggish liver
means He knows what long list Of distressing com
plants result from constipation He knows that headaches
bilious attacks, indigestion, impure blood and general
debility are often promptly relieved by good liver pill
We wish you would talk with your own doctor about
this subject Ask him at the same time if he approves
Of Ayers Pills DO as he says. LGAve,G LoloeM Mass
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KEfJwooD ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Cole Of Dow
City were at the Granger home last
week assisting in the care Of theil
mother and to be with her to the
last.
Mrs. Mile Green and son were
pleasant visitors with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Green, in Dow City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Evers were
guests Of Battle Creek relatives and
friends last week. 5
Mrs. Nipper and parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wildehopper, expect to leave
for the east, where they will make
their new home. We wish them sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bryan were
shopping in Dow City Saturday and
also interviewing friends.
Mrs. Harry Bramley and Mrs.
Jenkins were pleasant visitors at the
home Of F. w. Fienhold.
Many friends Of Hans Hansen are
glad to welcome him home again. He
expects to return to his claim at
Huttinger, N. D., soon. He lie
having much success and good crops.
Messrs. Zeph. and Oscar Fienhold
drove through cur berg to Charter Oak
on last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McElwaln are re
ceiving congratulations over the advent
in their home Of little daughter.
Mr.. Arthur Cook delivered hogs to
Dow City markets ON Wednesday.
Mrs. Stevenson is spending the
week with Dunlap relatives.
Mr.! and Mrs Sam Fox, Jr.. were
Denison callers last Thursday.
Mrs. Scott of Buck Grovs and Mr..
and Mrs. Nc Donald were at the E. E.
Newkirk home few days last week.
Many homes are in grief in the
death of two Of our pioneer citizens
this week which are Mrs. Harrington
and Mrs. P. Granger. We extend
our sympathy to the bereaved ones OF
the departed and now that mother
has gone it is home no more. VIZ
are sorry we are not able to give more
denfiite particulars.
F. Green Of Dow City spent q few
days at the homs Of Arthur Cook
last week.
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RICKETTS, NEWS.

VIM. Mundt has been laid up with
lagrippe for few days.
Anna Vollersen is clerking in the
j. 81. Detlefs store this week.
VIM. Graves visited his folks in
| Denison thursday.
Earl Gary Of Denison visited his
aunt. Mrs. II. R. Timm Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jurgen Krohnke Of
Schl.swig were entertained by their
son. George and wife, Thursday.
HI. R. Timm called on his brother.
Emil, in Charter Oak Sunday.
VIM. Detlefs spent few days at
his home near Mapleton last week.
Adolph Hintze is here from Bloom
field, Neb. visiting relatives.
w. F. Pershlng was guest at the
H. r. Timm nome Monday evening.
Emil Kroll and Lizzie Sells were
married at the Soldier church Wednes-
day by Rev. G. Wehking.
Mrs. H. r. rimm and daughter,
Gladys. were passengers to Kiron
Thursday to see the new daughter.
who arrived at the home Of Mr.. and
Mre. L. Z. Goo irich Of Kiron Feb.
18th.
The dance Saturday evening was
we'll attended and . good time reported
by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Trulsen spent
Sunday at the Herman Kuhlman home.
Mrs. Henry Mundt was the guest Of
Mrs. j. H. Detlefs Sunday.
Carl Bunk from near Denisun came
Friday: evening to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eggen and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Teut went to Denison Thursday to at
tend the wedding Of Josie Teut and
Aug. Lii. Both these young people
have lived in this vicinity and have
many friends whose best wishes are
extended to them. They will make
their future home on Mr.. Lill's farm
q mile south Of town..
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Wiegand Of
Schleswig are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. VIM. Nemitz this week.
E. w. Lloyd left Monday for short
visit at his home near Ute before his
departure for Usmond Neb.. where he
will be employed in one Of j. F. Toy q
banks. he made many friends during
his eight months stay here. who re-
lgret to see him leaveA
Rosa and Emma Nebuaum came up
from Ute Saturday to attend the dance
and spent Sunday with their sister.
Mrs. Fred Vogt.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Timm enter
tanned few of their friends Sunday
evening and gave farewell supper
in honor of E. W. Lloyd.
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WEST DENlsoN NEWS.

Il q
Miss Norah Finnegan spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the M. L. Houlihan
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen and Mr..
and Mrs. d. Schramm visited Sunday
with the formers sister. Mrs. F..
Boyer.
Messrs. A. Schweisow and A. Kahl
visited with VIM. Lentz Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kruss were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kshl
Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Houston Of Dunlap spent
: few days last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. =. Houlihan.
VIM. Prosch and sisters visited rela-
tives and friends near Manila last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. g G. Powell were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Houli-
han Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Miller cele..
brated their silver wedding Friday
evening.
Mr.. John Pollock left last week
with car Of goods for Bloomfield.
Neb., where he will farm this year.
His brother, Ernie. accompanied him
but will return in few days.
Miss Hannah Stang is spending q
few days It the home of Aug. Lowe.
Mrs Cole Of Dow City and Mrs.
Grandy Of Warsaw. Ind, visited last
week with their mother. Mrs. Granger.
Mrs. Ed. Granger and Miss Mamie
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GOODRICH NEWS.

Arthur and Albert Whey shipped
their cattle to Chicago Monday night.
Fred Petersen shipped car Of
cattle Tuesday and got the top market
price for them.
Bonnie Wingrove and family have
moved to "A. D. Winey's vacant house
and will assist him this year &c right
hand man on his farm.
Wall Johnson's children are on the
sick list.
Daniel Fink, who was lately mar
ried, is moving to the farm vacated
by Bid Cose. Mr.. Fink bought the
place some time ago and Daniel and
his bride have a model home and farm
to live on.
Mrs. S. D. Newton, who has been
confined at home the past two weeks
with tonsilitis and grippe, is little
better.
Eldridge and Leo Whey have been
staying with their grandparents in the
absence Of their mother at Omaha.
Gene Brogden is taking advantage
Of good roads and hauling his hay this
week.
Mrs. Winnie Browne had another
box social at her school Friday evening
and an organ has been purchased and
put 10 for use.
Mrs. Albert Whey accompanied By
Nurse Williams went to Omaha
Wednesday to consult q specialist, re.
turning Thursday evening Mrs.
Whey had quite a fall couple Of
weeks ago and her right hand and
wrist is giving her no little trouble.
Peterson and Jim Anderson shipped
cattle Saturday night.
- u. S. Dunbar and Jim Estes have
been hauling their corn to market thil
week.
Asa Brown was up to Deloit satur.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broder Boysen drove
over to Deloit Saturday.
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MORGAN ITEMS.

fl & r. 81 II
Jacob Jensen drove to Denison last
week Wednesday, returning same day.
Peter Timpsen vacated Geo. Rel
sons farm Wednesday Of last week.
moving to q farm quarter Of mile
north Of Schleswig. Earnest Rickert
will occupy the Reisen farm at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Krohnke
visited relatives in Ricketts, Thursday
of last week.
Nick Naeve moves to farm south
Of Schleswig.
Albert Mas leaves this township
this week, having rented farm near
sMapleton.
Julius Wulf, Ed. Kuhl and Henry
Kuelsen are among the farmers, who
are moving this week.
The entertainment at School Dist.
Nos was decided success. Those
who attended had q grand good time.
Mr.. Fred Fink moves this .weektc
a farm south Of Ricketts,, having
rented the Nemitz farm.
Dora PAIL and Herman Rate we're
united in marriage Feb. Is at the
BRIDES hume. that Of Claus PAIL.
These young folks are two of Morgan
best young people. They will make
their home on Hermsn's fathers
farm, being vacated by Julius Wulf
Will Mas returned to Bloomfield
after weeks visit with his parents
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02
Avoid the Cheap and .sis Can
Baking Powders.

The cheap baking powders have but
one recommendation: they certainly
give the purchaser plenty of powder
for his money, but it's not all baking
powder; the bulk is made up of cheap
materials that have no .eavening pow
er. These powders are so carelessly
made from inferior materials that they
will not make light, wholesome food.
Further, these cheap baking powers
have 9 very small percentage of leav-
sening gas; therefore it takes from two
to three times as much of such powder
to raise the cake or biscuit as it does
of Calumet Baking Powder. There
fore, in the long run, the actual cost
to the consumer is more than Calumet
would be. Cheap baking powders
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02
NlsHNAsoTNY ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred steckelberg were
Manila visitors Thursday.
Rudolph Mieckley called at the
Mullenger home Wednesday.
Mrs. Herman Lockmiller returned
home Thursday. after visiting for q
few. days with relatives inss Manila.
Mr.. Henry Miller Of Hampton. ILL.,.
10 here visiting with relatives.
Mr.. Alvin Mieckley 10 visiting with
relatives in Missouri.
A birthday party was given ct the
August Loewe home last Saturday
evening.
Misses Dora and Esther Miller are
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02
MILFORD CENTER NEWS.

Joe Inghram. Thomas Bennett and
Marvin Woolsencroft were Denison
visitors Monday.
James Byrnes and::family visited Al
the Monahan home Sunday.
Will Kral and family spent Sunday
with relatives in Denison.
John Robinson was q Vail caller
Friday.
Thomas Bennett and family visited
with Joe Inghram and family Tuesday.
Richard Robinson was q Vail visitor
Saturday.
The Taylor girls returned to school
Monday. after an absence Of two
weeks.
Marvin Woolssncroft and family
Sundayed with Richard Robinson and
family.
August Frahm commenced work al
Joe Inghrams' Monday.
The eighth grade Of Milford Center
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pEELolrT.
u !

The postoffice has been painted and
cleaned inside the past week.
Ye scribe finds too much to do at
the present time to write up the news.
Mrs. B. E. McKim took the train
MONDAY morning for Hastings. Neb. !,
to visit relatives.
Russell Armour and Mr.. Clay
Armour and wife are here visiting
from Rock Island, III.
"A stock of wall paper was put in at
the pos: Office this week.
Elder ]. G. Crabb preached at the
L. D. s. church Sunday morning and
evening.
Rev. Crombie, wife and daughter
visited relatives at Alta, Iowa, last
week.
Several Of the farmers attended the
corn lecture in Denison last Wednes-
day.
Married Sunday. Feb. q. at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. b. Brogden, their youngest
daughter. MarRie Brogden. to Harvey
Shives, Elder G. ]. Hunt officiating.
After the wedding good dinner
was served. Elder Hunt was ac-
companied by his wife. Only q few
Of the relatives were present.
Harvey is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Shives, and both were born
and raised here and are we'll and favor
ably known. They will 60 to house
keeping on the farm as soon as their
new house in built. Mr.. Richard
Nelson and Miss Mabel Shives were
bridegroom and bridesmaid. All wish
Harvey and Margie long prosperous
journey though life.
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spending q week at the steinkeuhler

spending week at the Steinkeuhler
home.
The box social given vt the Null
lenger school Friday evening was we'll
attended. They received neat sum Of
money which will be used ia the
|ischool.
Miss Emma Loewe was visiting q
few days last week with her friend,
Ruby Mullenger.
| Mr.. Charley Gessmann moved Nom
day to the farm he has rented west Of
Manila.
Mr.. Herman Strissel and Miss Dora
Muhl were married in Denison last
Wednesday. Thes popular and en-
ergetic young people will reside on q
farm the groom has rented near Deni-
son. Congratulations.
Miss Dora Schroeder was an over
Sunday visitor in town.
| Mr.. Paul Tate and sister, Mary,
and Miss Ruby Mullenger were enter
tanned at the James Laughram home
Sunday evening.
Johnny Scheuerman attended the
dance given at the LANCER home Sat.
urday evening. !.
Mr.. Willie Steinkeuhler and thu
Misses Dora and Esther Miller anc
Alma Steinkeuhler visited with Jak,
Rusterholz and family Monday.
Fred Steckelberg was q Defiance
caller Monday.
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n Welsh and wife were guests
gak TIE Joe Bowman home Sunday.
dls. Ethel Town is visiting friends
inthis Vicinity. She now lives in
South Dakota.
MI. Elon Coats has returned from
his trip to Nebraska.
Mrs. Ferdinand Boyer met with q
painful accident while moving her
household goods from her farm to her
new home. The sled upset and threw
htr out breaking her arm. This is
very unfortunate at this time and she
has the sympathy Of many.
Bert Cruise is visiting his sister,
Mrs. 'Emma Green.
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leave the bread sometimes bleached
81, and acid, sometimes yellow and AKA.
line. and often unpalatable. They are
never OF uniform strength and quality.
Why not buy perfectly wholesome
baking powder like Calumet, that is al
1ne same time moderate in price and
one which can be relied upon? Calu-
met IS always the same, keeps indefi-
nlteiy and gives the cook the least
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Purcell spent last week with Mrs.

Purcell spent last week with Mrs.
Granger.
Mrs. John Harper of Coleridge.
Neb., came Friday evening to, attend
the funeral of Mrs. Granger.
Miss Nell McGrin spent Friday
evening with Mrs. E. l.. Champion.
Mrs. j.. Harper visited Sunday
afternoon and evening at the homes Of
Mrs. Bauman and Mrs. Jas. Owens.
The Denison Teachers Club met al
the home of Miss Norris Saturday
evening. All report merry time.
John Shedden commenced work for
Eugene Owens Monday.
Many friends attended the funeral
OF Mrs. Granger Saturday.