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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14

\ rGrSicEiu VINO Appt,S Jar'TeSe
b2us" servant was having pew j. ior
H., ALI il. his Office ~ ..aY: .ieSe
was greatly disturbed by tie work
men. who interterch with IT," smooth
ness o. his houseiluiu ruLAue. one
day he came 20 Ills Llaatcr with Il
look of alarm. One ot the Wofa men
had been stealing eggs from the pan
try.
"Stcaing eggs" said the doctor
flows that"
Il watch" explained the Jap u
see him put something in lis coat
that hang in the hail | loo: il peck
ct and End eggs; look IN pantry and
don't find eggs. will 90 t!ne them
back from his pocket"
"Oh, no." said the doctor THAT
would be no better than taking them
from the pantry. You must never
take anything from another mans
pocket"
The Jap went away with lock OF
disappointment. A few minutes later
the doctor passed the hatrack in the
hall where the wOrkmens coats were
hanging and found the Jap beating the
coats with a rug beaten"
What are you dOing?" exclaimed
the doctor as he saw the dust rising
from the coats.
Il beat all the coats alike" said the
Jap. and the eggs they only make the
bad man sorry. New York sun.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14

ribbons anew 10 were Attie BOpeers
dress. an put it Oh an chased them
sheen all roun the field, an ii never
hurt my back Il bit. An tried on lots
Nv clothes, Little Miss Mulfetts ruff
dcd bonnet. an Mary, Mary quite Con
trarys big hat. an the Queen of
Hearts long train. an Mother Goose.
she says. Amt you hayin good time,
little girl?'
An | says: Yes. ma'am. thankee,
ma'am. but guess I'd better be
a-goin'. You see my big doctor II be
roun pretty soon. an he'll miss me if
| amt in my cot An Nurse Powell
will bring my bread an milk. an there
won't be any little girl there to eat it.
An then Mother Goose she says. An
right. little girl; JUS jump on my
broomstick, an we'll be down there in
jiffy.' An here | am. an I'm glad
fur the bed feels so cumfy. an. sure
enough. my big doctor is here"
The great black eyes glowed Won
drous bright as they met the big doc.
tors gaze, and he spoke very gently
while he stroked her hand. now thin
and transparent.
Does your back ache after your
long ride on the broomstick. Jinny|
"Oh. no. The aches all gone. There
amt been any ache all day"
The big doctor looked across the bed
at Nurse Powell. but she was gazing
steadily through the open window.
And something bright and clear. like
diamonds. shone on her long lashes.
A weak. piping voice raised again:
only I'm dreadful tired. An every
once in awhile you an Nurse Powell
go a-slippin an slippin' away from
NE. an then | feel like ! was a-Slippin'
too. wisht Nurse Powell would sing
Then phaps Id go to sleep again."
Nurse Powell's quivering lips tried
to form the notes of the nursery song
jimmy loved best. bur something rose
in her throat and choked the melody.
Il wisht-youd ing-that-sleepy
song"
The tired voice trail2d off into 81
lence. bat not before the heavy eyes
were raised appraingly to those Of
the white capped nurse.
The big doctor seemed to rouse him
self as from II dream He leaned over
and clasped .'innr's nervelrss hand in
his great. warm one and then i'll
clear tenor vclcp began to sing:
Sweet ana Iow. sweet and low.
Wind OF the western sea.
The music foated over the cot. past
Nurse Powell. through the open door
and down TIE corridor to tie ward,
where other sufferers heard and mar
yeiel. and over the fave of jimmy stole
an expression If infinite peace.
In that GisianI ward urn who had
been hattlng WITH death turned sheir
faces toward the SILK ing sun and felt
that even amid pain it was good just
to live. ard III jimmy little roons all
Was silent Nurse. Powell was k&peI
ing beside the bed. hVv face hidden i'll
the pillow The littlA hnnd she still
held was strangely linip and puse4pSS-
Then a strong arm r:a>Heu her to- her
feet. and she locked Strjll@nl INTO We
soft brown eyes that bad followed Der
all tEeSe yearS patiently. SteadfastAy.
"Gertrudp'
Henry"
Later. when she raised her head. she
turned from him to the quiet figure on
the cot.
Il almost wish she &new-she loved
us both so well
And the hig doctor whispered gem
tly. Il thnk she did know, even be
fore you did
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14
No Excusa For It.

II suppose said IL sympathetic
neighbor. THAT you will erect hand
some monument to your husbands
memory:"
ITO his memory?" echoed the tear
full widow "N'hr. poor john hadn't
any. | was sorting; over some of his
clothes today and found the pockets
full Of letters had given him to
pest. "-Iluman LIE.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-22
CHECKS,
LOCATES WHERE?
Gus Schwab Alias Gus Smith Signs Johu
Rockville Name to Check and
Gets Money:
SECURES SOS FROM BANKS
Was Working for Mr.. Rockwell, Near
Charter Oak at Time. Leaves
3 Last Monday.

Gus Smith, farm hand working
for John Rockwell, near Charter Oak,
is wanted BY the authorities for forg-
ing Mr.. Rockwell's name to three
checks and having succeeded in CASH
ing them. Last week Smith present.
ed q check to the Dow City bank for
SIG. There being . descrepency 10
the drawing Of the check, in that the
figures called for only $40 while the
wording read SIS. led the bank officials
to question it. whereupon Smith said
he would call up Rockwell aud have
him rectify the mistake. Returning
to the bank he said he was unable to
get Mr.. Rockwell On the phone. and
would take the SO, but the bank
should notify Rockwell, in order that
Smith get the other S.. The bank
paid over the $40.
AZ Charter Oak Smith succeeded in
cashinR ! check for $50 and another
for $25 which he cashed at Z merchan-
disc store. About this time the Dow
City bank learned Of the forgery aud
notified the Charter Oak bank but
Smith had left for unknown parts.
It 10 thought that the fellow 10 using
an assumed name. and that his right
name 10 Gus Schwal.. Sheriff Cum
mings has had printed description
OF the FELLOW sent ont aud hopes "a
succeed in capturing him.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-22


FOR RENT Rooms, furnished or
unfurnished. 2Oe South Locust
Street. Mrs. 1heo. Walker. 25-2pd
FOR PIANO TUNING Phone as.
Schneider & Mueller Piano Co., Cor.
Main and Broadway. Denison,
L.. 26-2pd
Do you wear shirts? Examining has
them from Soc up. 52-1
Two Office rooms for rent in the
Burk building. Inquire Of the Lam :
born Drug Co. 25-1
A new line Of hair switches this
week at sARACHON SISTERS.
For cool SO mfert ~ ens ef Kem-
ming's straw hats. %
See the cluster puns for the new
style hair dressing ct SARACKON SIS
TIERS. 81.
All kinds Of hair goods at SARA.
CHON SISTERS. :.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-22

Carl Motter. of Arion. was Deni-
son caller Tuesday.
Ralph Norris made business trip
to Jefferson on Monday.
& Miss Grace Woods was guest at
the Cushman cottage at Lake View
over Sunday.
j. P. Jones and Tom McGrin made
. business trip to Redfeld, Sou th Da
kota, on Tuesday:
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Jones, Of Charter
Oak. were guests at the Brown Ro
mans home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Voss, of West
Side, were in Denison over Sunday.
visiting at the Charlie Bollens home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevens, Of
Boone: who have been visiting at the
w. A. McHenry home, returned on
Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Fleming and Miss Lille
Carlson. Of Boyer, are attending the
Denison Normal and Business College
summer session.
Miss Nora Anderson returned the
fore part Of the week from Sioux City,
whore she has been visiting her sister
for the past month.
Leslie Gulick and Will Gibson were
In Jefferson the fore part Of the week,
where they repaired the Gulick car
and drove it home.
Mr.. Ind Mrs. r. L. Coulthide re-
turned to their home in Missouri Val
ley on Monday, after . weeks visit at
the home Of Mrs. @. w. Carr.
Mrs j. NJ. Watson and son, Forest,
left on Sunday evening for Boston,
Massachusetts, where they will spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. o. Baker left on
Monday for Des Moines for visit
with friends. They will also visit
friends in Newton before their return
Ito Denison.
Miss Reynolds left for her home il
Vermont on Monday evening. She
was accompanied by Miss Winifred
Wright, who will visit relatives in the
east for the summer.
Ray Friend has resigned his posi-.
lltlon with the Bale Brodersen Co.. and
lleft on Tuesday for Omaha, where he
has accepted position with Swift &
Co. astraveling salesman.
E. G. Baker Of Manila made ID,
Review Office pleasant call on Fri:
day. Isl
Rev. j. James DePree and family
left on Monday for Sioux Center,
Iowa. They will be away four weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wright LEFT
this week for; Boston. MASS. for 1
two weeks visit. They will visi
other eastern points before their re.
turn.
mere VII % epeclal meeting o.
the Masonic Lodge Thursday evening
for work in the third degree. and
the W. N. requests . full attend
ance.
Miss Evelyn Grantz Of Manning i
Visiting her sister. Mrs. j. C. Robin.
son. She expects to remain all sum.
mer and will attend summer schoo
at the Dellison Normal and Business
College.
Charles j. Laraon OF Kiron was in
Deuison the fore part Of the week,
and while here purchased an $500 fiv,
passenger Chalmer O. Detroit tourinf
car Of the latest model. The car i
beauty and We are sure that Mr..
Larson and his family will derive /,
great deal Of pleasure from it.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-22

Hot weather underwear at KEN.
mirg's Csc. Soc, $500, sl.5O and
SO 90. ISL
WANTED-A good !. milk COW.
Write particulars, giving location, or
telephone to F. r. Schafer, Route a,
Denison. Iowa. Tel. No. I'VE. Deni-
son. 25-1pd
Now is just the time YOU want .
hammock. We have them at right
prices. TIE Racket Store. 25-ls
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-22
bring Your Children 70 Us
- We can photograph them to
your satisfaction.
Ferguson's Studio.


The Eastern Stars will meet on
June 18th.
j. Mitchell visited friends in Omaha
) over Sunday.
Mrs. John Rachwitz visited friends
sin Boone this week.
Robert Ewall visited friends in
Dunlap on Sunday.
Tom McGrath visited Charter Oak
friends over Sunday.
A. F. Boylan spent Sunday with
biz family Vt Lake View.
Bert 'stillson Of Arion transacted
business here On Monday.
Will May Of Arion Was ) business
caller in this city Monday.
George Nicholson transacted bust,
Ness IN Omaha on Saturday.
Ed. Reimers made . business trip
to Council Bluffs on Sunday
Mildred Virgins was up from Dow
City on Monday calling on friends.
Miss Susie Craft visited friends in
Dow City the fore part Of the week
NJ. I. Lind Of Kiron made the Re-
view Office pleasant call on Tuesday.
Nettie Lensar visited at the Reu-
ben Sweet home In Charter Oak last
week.
Nj. and Mrs. i. b. Tamm drove
np to Wall Lake Sunday for nm OUT
ing.
Miss Clara Strahan was guest Ct
the William Scott home in Dow City
Sunday.
a. Z. Rogers and George Hugg left
4 On Monday for few days outing at
Lake View.
Miss Fannie Hayes 10 ct Lake View
this week % { guest Of the Marcus
Jones family.
Mrs. Harry Mann Of York, Neb.,
10 visiting at the A. D. Wilson home
IN this city this week.
Mn. c. Gronau and daughter. Mrs.
=. J. sibbert, were 10 Omaha last
wssk visiting friends. Y
Mr. William Eggers Of Charter
Oak aA in Dsnison the fore part Of
thswesk visiting friends.
Carl Gronau and B. j. Sibbert IRE
In the Da'kotas this week looking
4 after extensive land interests.
}. v. Barborka returned on Mon
day from : weeks vacation spent il
Kansas City and different points in
Nebraska.
Miss Alice. Bebe, who has been :
quest at the r. w. Bamford home,
returned to her home At Nevada on
Tuesday.
The Laily family expect to leave
tho latter part Of this week OF the
flfst Of next week for their summer
home at Lake Okoboji.
Robert Romans returned on Sunday
from Lincoln. Neb., whore be grad.
uated from the Law department Of the
'University Of Nebraska.
Harvey Cramer Of Fresno. CAL.
has been visiting bis parents at Dow
City and came to Pension on Monday
81 to call on his friends here.
The Misses sarachon, Agnes ant
Ann Hooley. Mary Mccarthy ant
Gusta Daniels spent Sunday ct th,
William Flaherity home in Charter
Oak.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-22
WILL SPEAK JULY q.

s y z =.
Senator Shirley Gillilland Of Glen
wood. Iowa. has been secured to de-
liver the Fourth Of July grafton at
Denison.
Senator. Gillilland 10 an orator Of
note md enjoys reputation second to
no member Of the Iowa Senate 40 .
vigorous and aggressive debater.
Senator Gillilland has wen con-
siderable notoriety in the Won Pstxold-
Gill and debate upon the suffrage
question.
This Debate 10 one Of the features
Of the Sac City Chautauqua.
Senator Gillilland 10 splendid
story teller and has . pleasing presence
and q far carrying resonant voice, %
that the audience will be- able to hear
him.
He 10 . graduate Of the State Uni
velsity and an old college chum Of
Carl F. Kuehnle Of Denis son. go.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-22
SOCIAL NOTES.

SOCIAL NOTES.
Monday being the twelfth wedding
anniversary OF CIR. and Mrs. j. a.
Mahoney.a surprise party was tender
ed them BY number Of their friends
and neighbors. The victims Of the
surprise were invited out TO tea and
upon their return found their home
taken possession Of and merry crowd
to welcome them. After pleasant
game Of bridge. dainty refreshments
were served. Miss Grace Meyers 10
very clever speech presented q
handsome cut glass water pitcher 20
the bride and groom after which they
received the Fluctuations Of the entire
company. Mr.. Mahoney. 10 his char
scteristic manner, thanked the guests
and assured them that their kindness
was greatly appreciated. The COM
|plete success Of the affair was due to
Mrs. Pfarr and Miss Meyers, Who
were the committee in charge Of arr
arrangements.
Miss Mary j. Mccarthy entertained
Tuesday at very sumptuous six.
o'clock dinner at her country home
northeast Of town. The guests went
out in cabs and were royalty enter
tanned until late hour. Miss Hickey
Of Vail and Miss Agnes Hooley Of
Iowa City were guests Of honor.
Miss Maxine Robinson celebrated
her fifth birthday on Saturday after
noon BY giving party to her little
friends. II was ! joyous occasion
and will be long remembered BY the
little guests.
The Coffee Club met with Mrs.
Young on Friday afternoon and the
hospitality for which this hostess is
famous was again il evidence.
The Friday Club picnic held on the
Boynton lawn on Wednesday was !
very jolly affair and the committee 10
charge deserve much credit for ito
success. There will be no further
meetings OF the club until fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. McHenry.
have Issued cards for . reception at
their home Friday evening, July lst.
The guests are invited to meet Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. McHenry. who will
have returned from their honey moon
at that time and will make their
home in Dsniaon.
The last meeting Of the Shakespeare
Club was held at the home Of Mrs.
Gee. Richardson Monday evening st
which pleasant social session Was
tenjoyed.
The Alumni banquet which followed
the college graduation exercises wss
an especially enjoyable affair and the
program most excellent one. The
tfunction was held Id the Carnegie
Club room and the members and their
guests together With the faculty and
board were IL attendance.
7 here is : growing sentiment, in
favor Of changing the location u
chsutauqua this year. If the board
will allow the use Of the West
School park It is far preferable. be-
ing much cooler and away from the
noise which SO interfered with HE
programs ID the past. Il Il to be
sincerely hoped the change may be
made. Even if all things were
equal, the residents Of the north
and vest side Of town should have
Ia showing.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-22

~ NJ 80
FOR sALE-A good, gentle. fresh
milk cow. Inquire of JAMES ROE
Inns, East Boyer. 24-2tpd
FOR SALE Gravel and sand. ED
GOLDBECK. 23-3
FOR sALE-one (Chickering)
piano. Inquire Of Sarachon Sisters.6te
WANTED girl for general house
work. Inquire Of R. w. Bamford. 1stf
Large size hair nets, 10c., at SARA
CHON SISTERS.
FOR SALE-A work horse; is old.
but can plough as much as any horse.
Telephone 271.
FOR SALE. CHEAP.
IS 44-100 acres Of land. Just outside
the city limits Of Denison; good I'm.
|provements. This is q snap for any
|one wishing a small farm near Dent.
son. Call on or write ~
o. NJ. CRISWELL,
so-.f Denison, Iowa.
WANTED-Di Dining room girl ct; Ho-
tel Denison; best Of wages. 31-tf
LESSONS on Piano. Mandolin. vioe
lin and guitar. AMERICAN SCHOOL,
OF MUSIC. City Hall. 22-13 U.s.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-22

IL & <
Mems overalls all kinds and sizes
75c at Kemming's. ISL
How is this, IA quart galvan-
lied pail for Is cents.
Isl The Racket Store.
# you want good tailor made
suit call at Kemming's -sl4 90 and
up. 25.1
The Fourth is near. better buy
your fireworks now and get a good
assortment. The Racket Store. ISL
For clothing at right prices see
Kemming. 25.l
A beautiful 9-inch berry bowl for
80 cents at The Racket Store, 25.l
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-22

Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dol
dge June 2lst. daughter.
Mrs. Frank Staley is ia West Side
this week visiting her parents.
Mrs. John silletto is in Manila
today attending the wedding OF Miss
Nellie Woodard.
Mrs. George B. Smith leaves to-
morrow for Council Bluffs, where she
will visit friends for few days.
Mrs. Z. M. Coon and son, Louis.
and Miss Helen Schouten leave this
week for q visit At Minden and York.
Neb.
Hon. Carl F. Kuehnle and Mr..
Jacob Sims left today for Des Moines
where they will attend the State Bar
Association meeting which is held
there Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Arthur King. Who lives in
hayes township 10 10 q critical con-
dition. She has been sick for the
past week and the doctors pronounce
it paralysis. The doctors have very
little hope for her recovery.
The Denison frs department was
called out twice during the past week
on account Of two small blazes. On
Thursday evening the Fred Aebischer
home in the north part Of the city
caught on fire from defective Chin
|ney. The fire was extinguished be-
fore it had made much headway, and
very little damage was done. On
Monday morning at ten O'Clock, the
Peter Teut home at 222 West Wal.
nut St. was discovered to be on
fire. An alarm was given. but be-
fore the FIRE. department reached
the place. the fire was extinguished
by Mr.. lieut. and Mr.. Collins. This
fire was 81 Q caused by defective
chimney and no damsgs was done
other than small hole being burned
in the roof.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-22

Miss Mary j. McC arthy entertained
Tuesday at very sumptuous six
o'clock dinner 1t her country home
northeast Of town. The guests went
out in cabs and vera royalty enter
tAined until . late hour. Miss Hickey
Of Vail and Miss Agnes Hooley Of
lows City were guests of honor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-22

Miss Maxine Robinson celebrated
her fifth birthday on Saturday after
noon BY giving . party to her little
friends. Il was joyous occasion
and will be long remembered BY the
little guests.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-22

The last meeting Of the Shakespeare
Club was held at the home Of Mrs.
Geo. Richardson Monday evening st
which pleasant social session Was
enjoyed.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-03-16
Mcleod and Manning.

The Sumter Herald in speaking of
the candidacy of Hon. Thos. G.. Mcleod
says he will come out of the fight in
the also-ran-class. What makes the
Herald make this prediction? Is it
because it's candidate, Hon. r. l. Man
ming, occupies a conspicuous position
in the also-ran-class? Watch the pre-
diction of one who guesses correctly
more often than he fails Thomas G..
Mcleod will receive double as many
votes in the coming primary as will be
cast for that excellent gentleman, Hon.
r. /. Manning. Why do we say so?
1t is because Mcleod has always stood
consistently by his convictions, and
has not made enemies by running with
the hare and barking with the hounds.
And too, his being deserving of pro-
motion for good and faithful service
rendered, appeals to fair minded and
appreciative people-a Carolinan char
acteristic.-The Manning Times
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-03-16
REALTY COMPANY
HELD SECOND SALE
Twenty Acres, Divided Into 1874 Lots,
Have Been Sold Mt Something
Like $1,000.

The North Laurens Realty company
held is second auction sale of lots
out on North Harper street last Thurs
day. The weather was favorable, the
attendance fair and the bidding spir-
tied. The Newberry Silver band was
again on hand, which together
with live wire auctioneer and other
flourishing features, the occasion was
made lively and interesting from first
to last.
Mr.. Allen Bramlett of the city won
the $40 in gold, offered to the party
who should guess nearest to the aver
age price per front foot of the lots
sold, and Mr.. John r. Poole who
bought an entire block was given the
free lot. At the first sale Master r..
H. Robertson, son OF Mr.. Chas. Robert
son of near Ora, won the free lot.
AT this sale the remaining lots of the
original 134 carved out Of that portion
of the j. ID. Watts tract located east
of the railroad, were sold. The total
amount for both sales aproximated
$1,000, and the company still has on
hand about 90 acres which will be cut,
it is understood, to suit purchasers.
1T is good land for farming or truck
ing as we'll as building purposes and
no doubt will soon be disposed Of