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Srau Sermonn Simon If Die
fe ISOLDE 5u 8eird in ct. Goiiis.

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Srau Sermnnn Simon If Die
fe ISOLDE ou 8efiid in ct. Goiis.
Srau 2oniia 8uente, BON
Iorriion, mar 9ienftus bier.
Or. Climbed. bon Rem SaDer,
mar somitag bier.
Otto @oebIer. bon ct. Souis,
mar Sonntas bier bel ieinem 8ater,
ernit 6aebler, 81, 8eiudl.
5ranf SnroI bat fid na6 Sn,
6cpenoeuce, DO, beaeben I'M oa 5l
orbetetl
GER Senrp Sonntae bon @as.
conabe mar Ritttpod @eiddftlid
bier.
$ermanm GiebaI. bon StoIpe.
reiitr lesten Somitus nod anoibcn,
Soma, no er bieien CONNER arbei'
ten mill.
Sreo $anne, Souls Seibner.
@us. 8ieIe, Rnrtin Sdnei6er uuS
2ouis Sdppeisbmlier, bon Rorriion,
toaren Smntae bier.
.H aNL EHHaHHsr hA-fNYv .EtNs
Bernard Seiimann, bon Ban.
III lett @ortos in 8aIlnin, DO,
bel ieiner 1od,ter. sSrou 60. 8Iinne
Su 8eindj.
gbos. Mlrmbraaer, DepntD u
9. Collector. mar Montag bier lin
nod SnfeI Sam feline Srtereiien 81
Ieben.
0ns @eipann 8ferOe oes Sar'
~ Gberlin iurrbe an letten Sreitaf
ideu. brannte oiird unb riftete ct
lpa $50 Sdaben on.
Die Acknowledgment nod
aenperS Dill ocs Serrn Siiliui
Sdjenritter ON lesten Sonhtaa piir
De oird, Den 8ru6 Der adIe inter
brodjen.
Die 6eiten Nnitreider. 8nturtcr
nebrier ii. Grditeften bicies 2aitbei
brnii6en fnr @orn6 Gitp aSori
Sbocnforfe" Fir S6ueranftri1
Gbriit. gberlin & Con
GS ireut ms beridDteit 81
fonielt oas 6ruu Sobn 8oebn lid
bon ibrer langtnierigen &ranfbcit er
bolt. aber immer nod oilf 8ett uni
3irnmer angetpieIen 1T.
Geo. Sd5triSpr mo ausui
Rroeier. BON Mt. GtcrIing, fparel
&ontng 9ei6dftIid III Der Staoi
SER Sdnei6er lit g~eninsbeamte
fir Boiikuare toipnibip.
@epitterregcn itno gpriIidoii
er boiiern fort un6 oas lit gut nit
ouscbrodt. meun Der Monnt Npri
feline @edte bebauptet. Gonn bleif
mtH aIles anoere i'm ridltieeW @eIci
fc miS scoeibt 5itm 8elten.
Serr run6 Srau SIN. grini
mann. iinfpeit BON Guguita, IN 9,
Charles Gountp nobnbdft, mare
SomItag itno Sonntog bier BEL lire
Sobne, 80 6. 8riufmauip, oer libl
madJer, 81 8eiud,
3od SdlnB oes @ottesoieni
Is hi Der ct. 8onIs Stride lebte
Sonntag. iuiiroen Die SrIs. Settle /
@eleSo 6Ieenlonr, pelde Den @il
ter burh Erinotfonfinnnnocfnnte
ridlt scnomnten. i'm 8eiirin Der go
ifrber ii. neutrality-suspicious. onr
Euftor sneomepcr %fonfirnirt.
Sn Seim oes Serrn 6ris Sa
finer 5irit Greet wliroen Ieete gSot
@ittnoa 0nrH Yaitor anbn 5
2odter oes Sauies Sri. emma N
Germ Sacob @oei6 getront, 3,
iuuge goor miro III Smiss pobu,
no Ser 8oeId ii6 ola Sdmieo ct
iirf bot @ir tpiiuiden oein iuils1
@oore Slid i'm gbeitano mo au
aeiddftIiden erfolo.
IH{tGHK No. " YTHA HttA
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Sriraths.eieeafen.

9oiis Soeidrl. Sr.. Sermonn "a
Atrm Setterer $ermaiml "a
Spbn $. 2dbonbe. Serntnrul 26
@nrp Reper Berger %
George u. &od. OpensbiIIe. 90
SSa 6. 9appmeper. 0ipenspiIIe 81
gmiI 8eniins, Sermann. . . 90
2iaaie Stoebr, Sermnnr . 81
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sapier @acller seitorben.

@a6 laitgem idauerem 2ci6en itart
an Mittipod morgelt Inn 10 llbr
3apier @ueIler I'M @lter bon SO
Sabren, Der 8eritorbene mar Der
dItefte Sobn bes pe~ritorbenen 81
ieiner 3eit GIT befannten S. 9.
'@iieIler (RaiIrooo @iieIler) mar IN
ISermnfri ge6oren. limo ipuroe ielbit
Elm befonnter @cinbalier nl1o Sorm.
er oeifen anfpeier faiim cine giertcl.
meile bon Ger iiio Stootgren5e Iieet,
itito iait Sabreif dis @einansidenfc
.fiir bas reiienSe 9iiblifum lid aro-
Ser geIiebtbeit erfreute. Ger Ger.
itorbcite ebeIidtc i'm Sabre 1883 Sri
Carp Sdmnr3, Sohter Der Che
leiite Charles SdJmar5. pelde NIT
apei aifoerr. oen t9 idbrisen Sobn
Gomin niio Der II Sabre oIten Eohs
Ter Alma oeip @otten ifberIebt. Die
geeroieuttg finoet heitte @admitfaa
off Dem it6otiiden 5rieobofe itatt.
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Die County Court bertostc fid
Mitffpod als Steuernussleidjsbe-
bor6e, unb befaBte iid seitcrn nit
u~nerIeoigten @eiddften.
-Reb. SaebmeDcr in in ct.
2ouis aIs Delesat our @eIt Conn.
tasitnI : aonpeution neIde a,ts-
gangs Gai in 8aibinston .. 6. 5ii-
iammentritt, ertpabIt fporoen, nno
miro Der geriammIune beirobnen.
DIE Staat sderbanbeb6r6e bat
beridte fir ben @onnt apfiI tpeIfe
iasen Dos sic @ei5enerntc inns taate
nidt pielperipreben6. aber ollie or.
bere Stnnten gut iteben, nn5 oaB
ole Garmorbeit melt porongeidrit.
ten Iei.
Gis! gis! Sic!
Bonn /. Moi an berfnufe if BEL
~einmaIiser Iblieferling Gis aip 8ri-
patfunoer 5ir Breiiem ipie foIgt:
auantitdt under 100 Bfnno. Soc.
Arantitdt iiber 100 Bfnn6 doc:
uIsiuS M Ge6us.
-Serr ,ino Srau Seurb Selmers
bon 2eapeniportb, &aniaS fparen Sin.
fangs Der @ode bier BEL 6rom S. o
GbriiteI nr6 anberen 8erfpanotert 5t
8eiud. Sic iparert oitf Der Seim.
reiie DON Slorioa ipo lie ben 8ina
ter perlebt uno no es ibnen 10 gut
sefallen bat Dab fie naditen 8inter
wie6er bin tuollen.
Der elite Serr Setninnn Brig.
aemann uno feline Sfapiesertodter
6ran Senrp %griisgemanrf bon Bon
tparen Nittipod in Der Stnot uR6
ipraden bel inns in Der prnderei
Dor. Die eiiten 2erte wollen Gas
conabe Gountp nerloiien uuo an.
fongS a,isrft tod tpeit aalfas 5ieb-
en no cine 5ndter oeS Serreu Brig.
gernonn bereits ibr Seim dlfgeidllag
en- uiro allie beiianrmen ieir mOHten,
8ir babeu felt Sonntae fiji.
leres 8etter. lttS niidJ &eaen gebobt,
6od) bon lebteren nod nift eeniIg,
tros6em Der @ettermann in @aib.
inston pieI oapon propbe5eite. 1tebri!
gers lit i'm apriI IfJon nod fiiblercs
@etter Su eriuarten, ia iogar Sdnee
oenn ole olten gauernregeln iogen:
Ger Ipril lit eiir 6reiberr, er giebt
@cgen ODER Sdnee ber." @eidbrlid
oiirfte es ieood ltidt peroen, oenn
oes ipeitcrer beiBt es: naprilflof'
Iein bringen @aialodlein'
sfm 9ienitog erbisIten Sobr
MeiSbart iiro ieine Sdspeiter Ole
@ittipe Sacob &otbfnbs bon Belle.
EpilIe. SIls., ole SrauerfuiIoe oas
Ebr 9rrocr 5iocI Reiobort bOrter
aeitprben lei, Der Seritorbcne nal
friiber bier an Der Coles Greet be-
ieinem 9ru6cr ailf Der Sarm tbotie
mobnte aber ifon an Die 80 Sabre
IN @eIIepilIe. Gr mar Elm Surgse
iclle unS 8ur 3eit feineS Ecoes IS
Sabre off. 8ruSer uno Sdppeitel
LIN @emeinidaff nit Serrp &ctb
futS uttb Sraii Ser6inano Gefott'
ainoer Der Srau Gotbiuds, mibn
ten arn Mittmod Dem Degrading i
On .rY .tYr. T.. f
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-gbas. 8. Slid uito @erboro
grocIIer BON StoIpe tuarett seitern
lin Der Stobt.
aueuit 9. SnfoerSeioe, bon
Drafe. botte seitern @eiddftIid bier
Su tbun.
Aim naditen Sonntas abcuo
iinSet in Der ct. 8auIs Stride Der
monatIide engIiide Menosottes.
bienit itott, au peldem ber8Iid eiu-
se Iabeit fpir6.
-Serr uno Sraii Smnf 8rinf.
Sral @nsuit Steinbed uro 2ouis
8od ollie bon Ser Smiss Nadbor.
idnft botten eeitern eefddftlid bier
5u tbiut.
-Sreiin6e 6es ne~rerpablten Mo-
pors 81. 3. @aIfer bradten oenieI-
ben am Mitttpod ggbeno elm Stdno.
6eit, urt6 tpuroe in II. 9. SoteI cine
Stunoe fr0bliden 8~eiiammenieins
berbraht.
Sdnltrnitees.
gHs SdnIoireftoren fuitroen in
Den 9iItrift . goaro eetpGblt: Die
Serren Sulius S. Saienritter irno
Isl. 8. Gegers. SdmmtIide Sru-
ties oes beutiden SdyuIboarbs mur.
ben tpieoer9e,udblt nie folgt: emil
S6uf), Gbos. $oned, gbos. Sabr.
ner. Clos. mmisbunb ,tno @uftat
gberIin.
Sn Morrifon IT'D aM RittDod
LETTER @ofe Sranf 8irf. Elm. alter
Burger 6ieies gointp's inn gltei
bon "a Sabren eeftorben. oils Il
idbrieer 8ndbe fam er nit ieiner
GItern bon 9eutidIano nod ct
2ouis, 5pei Sabre fpdtcr nadl @as.
cora0e. rno ebelidIte Dor 80 Sabreu
SRI. Maria Refermnnn iueldJe ibm
81 Sabre lang cine irene 2ebelusge'
f6brtin NOR Bis Der Cob iie abrief
Serr 8irf mar Snrmer, i,nb i'm lin.
freis apo er tuobnte gut befannf mi
elm germ sciebener Rann. @s iiber
lebem i'm ieine ainbcr @ic, Sran1
@eorg uno Sobn 9irf. Srmi Ben
anblmann uno Srau See aiignitin
Die 8eerSisung fano am pergangen
en- Sreitas itatt.
Stabtfinansen.
Sci Der i1brIidat @bredmang Mi
Dem It11tiidpen Collector itu0 SdaBi
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Serr S. 8. @eniel empfiebIt
fid fir aIIe porfommeroen Notar.
drbeiten. SIM Gruderei.sebdiiOc su
fisOen.
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stabtfinansen

Sci Der idbrIidat @brednang nit
Dem itdotiiden Collector uto SdaB
meiiter am 26. 9tar5 mieien oie Der.
idiebenen SonSs folsenbe Siimmei
orp Saro auf:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
East! !. BOYER.

Henry Mprdhorst and family visited
1t the August Rath home Sunday.
Meenhard Thomson, wife and son,
Henry. visited with John Neuman on
Sunday last.
Theo. Kuhl. wife and daughter, &C
companied by Miss Ina Halloran, were
guests of August Loewe and family
on Sunday. h; q
Louie Heiden left Thursday morn.
ing for visit with relatives in Whit
tier. Cal. We hope that the change
Of climate may prove beneficial to Mr..
Heiden's health as he has been some
what failing recently.
John Andersen, wife and children
were entertained at the John Neumann
home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Alma Helms spent several days
the past week In Denison visiting her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Halloran.
August Lochmiller, wife and chill.
dren visited at the Herman Lochmiller
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Leon Servass spent Friday in
the country visiting at the home OF
her son, w. R. Dodge, and family.
Messrs. Willie Helms, August Laur.
mat, Alex Heiden and Wilbur Bran.
denburg visited at the Thee. Kuhl
home Sunday evening.
Paul Thomson and wife were
guests of their daughter, Mrs. John
NeUmann, on Sunday last.
VIM. Sucksdorf left Thursday morn
ing for California with the view OF
prospecting lands.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
THIS COLT WAS A FAMILY PET
Old Lady Mournsd the Los. u !
Frisky Young Thins Twenty
ss Two Years Old.

Mrs. q. 8. Grant Wa. spending one
summer in the New 8 .:;and hills and
she happened to be at hand when q
native woman walked :sto the yard to
deliver some eggs. Us q long walk
to town., the worsaa volunteered.
Don't you own hoTa ?" asked Mrs.
Grant. The woman sniveled. Eve
had colt, but 1t dies, -.sst week. She
suddenly began to We o. Mrs. Grant
alphabetically remarked that the
family must have been very fond Of
the colt, whereupon the woman dried
her eyes. Fond OF him? Wen. I
should say. It was Ike seem one Of
che family took, to see that colt 90 as
he did. We all loved every inch 81
him" Mrs. Grant inquired how they
came to love the colt so dearly.
Why" Indignantly sobbed the WON
an. we've had tibet colt now for goin'
on to TWENTY-FIVE years! Circle Mag
azine.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
IOWA's STOCK SHOW
GREATEST IN WORM

There can be no doubt that the pa
vilion live stock and hippodrome
show given each year at the State
Fair is the most successful show Of
the kind in connection with any fair.
It is in the same rank with the great
International stock show and BY
some is regarded as superior. It is
such q show as can only be given
in connection with the Iowa State
Fair, since no other fair anywhere
has the live stock with which to
make the exhibition. The thousand
head OF horses and similar number
Of cattle are shown of to the very
best advantage in the great stock
pavilion. The show was inaugurated
two years ago and has proved 50 sue.
cessful that every seat has been sold
for every performance and 1t is nee.
essary to make reservations in ad.
vance.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
IOWA FARM CROPS
IA SHOWN AT THE FAIR

The most noteworthy recent limo
walton at the Iowa State Fair has
been the educational exhibit OF farm
crops. This was unique showine
Of crops from all parts OF the state.
The leading crops We're selected and
samples were secured from all the
counties, with samples Of the soil and
other information. The visitor al
the Fair could see just what was &C
tually being done on representative
farms all over the state and under
what conditions. The best farmers
of the state crowded about this new
exhibit and asked many questions.
1t was one of the most instructive
exhibits of the Fair Another SINH.
lar exhibit is being prepared for this
year. In addition there will be the
competition as between large and
small farms and the usual fine ex-
stibits OF vegetables. farm crops,
fruits and flowers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
{ TRAINING OF DOGS.

Whatever may be the merits Of the
spirited controversy between the fish!
and game commissioners on the one
hand and the many hundred sports
men and dog owners on the other
over the proposed law to restrain
dogs from running at large in this
state, there are q few fundamental
facts which should not be ignored IN
Legislation relating to dogs.
In many persons the love Of dogs
is as strong and as ineradicable as the
love Of children. They are generally
the persons who know dogs the best.
II q dog Is nuisance it is the fault
of his training. A dog quickly takes
on the leading traits of his masters
character. He is the most impressions
able Of creatures. He responds quick
~ to any treatment. Treat him like
a dog" and he will act like one. Treat
him like a human being and he will
quickly develop human traits. Keep
him under close restraint and the
brute In him will be uppermost. Al
low him reasonable liberty and dis
cipline him sensibly and justly and
the human in him will appear. For
freedom is the soil in which all yir-
tues. both human and canine, thrive
best. Boston Globe.
d 2. l
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
a GENUINE sURPRlsE.
July Lippincott's.

I'VE have the surprise beautifully
planned. said young Mrs. Westerleigh
to the guests, "and Frank doesn't sus-
pect 9 thing. | think he has even for
gotten that today's his birthday. He
will get home from the Office at about
4 O'clock. Then he always goes upstairs
to take on his coat and put on his
smoking jacket for the evening. When
he is upstairs I will call out suddenly,
oh, Frank, come down quick! the gas
is escaping Then he will rush down
here, unsuspecting, to find the crowd
of friends waiting for him. .
It went OFF exactly as planned. Yves
terleigh came home at the regular
hour and went directly upstairs. The
guests held their breath while Mrs.
Westerleigh called out excitedly, oh,
Frank, come down quick. The gas is
escaping in the parlor.''
Every light had been turned out,
and the parlor was in perfect dark
ness. There was a -rapid rush Of feet
down the stairway, then voice said,
Il don't smell any gas
Better light the jet" Mrs. Wester-
leigh suggested tremulously. Here's
2 match" w
There was sputter and suddenly
the room was flooded with light. Ev-
evrybody screamed. The hostess
tainted.
For there in the center of the room
stood Westerleigh, attired only in a
natty union suit, with a fresh pair OF
trousers carried over his arm.
Birthday parties still form forbid.
den subject Of conversation at the
Westerleighs'.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
JACKSON, TOWNSHIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tolley, Mrs. j.
Lawler called on John Murphy last
week.
Mrs. VIM. Pfankuck, of Amons Lake,
s. D., is visiting at her parents, d.
Borthersen and wife.
d. r.. Murphy attended services al
Wall Lake Sunday,
Miss Maggie Regain is visiting the
Tom Trogerty family this week.
Genevieve Downey spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Lawler.
Miss Anna McGraue and sister,
Francis, from Halbur, are visiting with
friends and relatives in jackson town
ship the past few days..
James Blessington is reported on
the sick list.
Margaret Peters Sundayed with her
friend Jennie Auen.
ID. B. Murphy made a business trip
to West Side recently.
Mrs. Ratchford and daughters. Fac
and Marjorie, were at Wall Lake Of.
Sunday.
Katie Sullivan visited over Sunday
with friends at Vail.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
THE DAIRY tNDusTRV on THe
UNITED STATES.

According to the last year book "
the department Of agriculture, there
are 81, 72o. 900 mich COWS in the Unit
ed States. and these are worth $7O2,-
945.oO0.OO. The magnitude Of the In
dustry can perhaps be best under.
stood when 1t is considered that these
COWS produce yearly about $1,000
100000 worth of dairy products.
4 There is no better branch OF di.
versified agriculture so important to-
the progress of q community. The
fertility of the soil can best be- main
tanned by the liberal use OF barnyard
manure and the dairy herd not only
makes this possible, but dairying a.
also more remunerative than other
branches Of farming when properly
carried on. "A ,s ,sss
Dairying has made wonderful pro
gress since the advent Of the modern
creamery and the consumer bf butter
has not only been benefitted by being
furnished more wholesome and PAL
atable article Of food, but the wife IN
the farm home has been relieved Of
the drudgey incident to making but
ter on the farm. Where formerly the
cream was ripened and churned intoS
butter under conditions not conducive
to fine quality in the finished product
and in the majority Of cases by un-
skilled hands, now the most OF the
milk or cream is delivered to a mod
ern creamery where conditions are
suited to the purpose Of making but
ter. and the result has been a wonder
full Improvement in the quality Of our
dairy products. AS the quality has
improved, consumption has increased,
and the progress Of dairying has been
remarkable during the past decade.
The perpetuity Of the country's
greatness depends upon increasing the
production Of farm products from year
to year, Q result which not only fur
nishes our people with food. but mains
tains the prosperity Of our farming
communities. Increase in production
can only come through improved meth
DDS Of agriculture and soil improve
ment. When IT Is considered that the
dairy COW is the foundation for soil
improvement and farming prosperity.
her Importance is best understood. and
interest in her should not be connned
to her owner. She is an important
factor in the development and pros.
perity of our country. 4
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
Made ! Social outcast.

In court circles in England it is .
serious matter to incur royal displeas-
ure. The man or woman who does SO
Intentionally ceases to be recognized
by his majesty, which means social
extinction. The offenders name ii
struck out of the visiting list of every
person who is anybody in society and
should the offender be man he Is POI
lftely Informed that his resignation
from his club or clubs would not be
out of place. No man or woman Of
social repute will in future know him.
and if he be in the army or navy he
has no option but to resign, for he will
find himself cut dead by every one Of
his brother officers. London M. a.. n.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10

The coming of Blanche Mehaffey
to the Iowa State Fair this year with
the Weber Prize Band will be an
event long to be remembered by the
music loving people of Iowa who
make annual pilgrimages to the
State Fair. She is no ordinary con.
cert singer. but possesses a rare
voice just adapted to the great strain
of outdoor work She will be with
the Weber band at all concerts at the
State Fair.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
Z Linotype work made a specially al
The Review Office.
vvelIinaton's cooIness.

v - 2
The Duke Of Wellington was one
day sitting at his library table when
the door opened and without any an.
nouncement in stalked a figure of sin
gularly i'll omen.
Who are your" asked the duke in
his short and dry manner, looking up
without the slightest change Of coun.
tenance upon the intruder.
= am Apollyon. am sent here to
kill you"
Kill me? Very odd. =
Il am Apollyon and must put you ia
death
'Bliged to do it today?"
Il am not told the day or the hour,
but ! must do my mission"
Very inconvenient; very busy;
great many letters to write. Call again
or write me word. I'll be ready for
you"
The duke then went on with his cor.
respondence. The maniac, appalled,
probably by the stern, immoyable old
gentleman, backed out OF the room and
in half an hour was in an asylum.
Have your next letter heads printed
at The Review Office.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
NlsHNAeoT ITEMS.

Mrs. Adam Hook and children, of
/. Omaha, were Visiting the past week
at the Jacob Gessman home.
The Misses Nora Finnagin and Nell
Sullivan, Of Buck Grove, were pleas
ant visitors at the John McGinnis
home one day last week.
Willie and Alma Steinkeuhler were
visitors at the Mullenger home on
Thursday evening.
Claus Kuhl and wife and daughter.
Miss Dora, were visiting with Denison
friends Thursday.
Fritz Null marketed hogs in Deni-
son Saturday. Y
Mrs. Anna Steinkeuhler and son,
Willie, called at the county seat last
II Friday.
Henry Kuhl was visiting with West
Side relatives over Sunday.
James Laughran and wife were
county seat callers Wednesday Of last
y week.
Willie Sullivan is here visiting with
I his sister, Mrs. John McGinn.
Robert Snow, wife and father, were
visiting over Sunday with his brother
and family at Manning.
Paul Tate was visiting at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Frank Costello
near Vail Sunday.
Herman Strissel and wife visited
with the latter's parents last Sunday
Among those who spent Sunday at
\ the August ! LOewe home were Mrs
Fred Loewe,e Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hast
Mrs. Annie Steiakephler and Mr.. anl
I Mrs. Theo. Kuhl.
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SoRlclNAL NOTICE,

In the District Court of Iowa, sina and
for Crawford County. 49,.
State Of Iowa ex rel w w. Morrow,
State Treasurer, vs.. James McKim,
ct al Original Notice. tss 4
McKdm Tucker, Hester McKim, Sar-
William McKim, Joseph McKim,
Louise McKim Dobson, Martin Nc
Kim, Joseph McKIm, Alice McKim
Mccormick. Jennie McKim Bell,
Donald McKim, Bruce McKim, Eliza
beth McKim, Jenevieve McKim, Jen,
ME McKim, widow of John r. Nc
McKim, deceased, Rebecca McEim,
widow Of John McKim. deceased,
Charles Campbell, Fred Hansohn,
Carl Gronau, Margaret Anderson, A.
J. Mason, Denison Electric Light &
Power Company, e. Gulick, M. r..
Jones. and to the unknown owners,
occupants and claimants Of the real
estate hereinafter described.
You and each Of you are hereby noti-
fed that there IS now on file in the
Office Of the clerk of the district court
in and for Crawford county, the peti.
ton of the plaintiff, State Of Iowa ex
rel w w Mnrrnw srrea a,ro,. ne Gtofn
asking that the lian. 81 tho n,aint;s
for Collateral inheritance tav, dive
nlaintiff n the estate, II F,sau McKim
deceased n tia smm ~ saes - "a an, ana
accr,,inp intarest 10 foraclosai and
fhat the fniInwinr doaorihaS VOC, 90.
tate tate ha sold 10 90. satisfy tho lion ~ the
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STATE FAIR MUSIC G
FROM THE BEST BANDS


The music Of the Iowa State Fairs
has come tosbe known as a feature
of rare quality for the thousands OF
visitors: They always get the best
The concerts are worth more than
the price of admission to the entire
fair.
Weber's prize band of America
comes this year. John G. Weber is
The leader. He comes Ola family OF
musicians and as conductor be has
no superior anywhere He brings a
concert band Of 40 pieces.
In addition there will be Reeds
Military band OF Sioux City. the Iowa
State band Of Des Moines and the
Graham orchestra. A dozen good
concerts every day. 8.