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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-11-12

friends Of Charles Lee Horsey and
those of Sheriff Smith. who were Hor.
sey adherents In the race for district
jude. voted solidly for Garrison In
retaliation for the loyal support
given personally by Mr. Beason to
Judge Taber, the party candidate. II
the time Of the September primaries.
and since in the capacity Of editor
of the Phoebe Record. The vote Of
Beason was just 29 under that Of
Judge Taber. Again, the fact that
Mr.. Garrison is native son"-of Lin
coin county may have had some In
fluence with some In bringing about
his success.
John Ewing, republican, won .
sweeping victory in his race for long
term county commissioner. Mr.. Ewing
received 322 votes; Clark, democrat,
49, and Stewart. Independent demo.
crat, 81. William Il. Orr, democrat,
was elected county treasurer, and
James Ryan, democrat. short term
county commissioner; but neither had
opposition. The vote for district judge
In Lincoln county stood 351 for Hor.
sey and 256 for Taber. MIR. Horsey's
majority being 95. M
The almost complete vote Of tha
county--as far as the county ticket
Is concerned; has been received and
is printed ms this issue of the Rec
ord; but the vote cast for the state
! ticket In some of the outlying pre-
cincts Is still lacking The official re.
turns will be published in tabulsted
form. however, next west,
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Republicans Won Sweeping Victory Nevada Last Tuesday
AOnOrS Arc Divided
In Lincoln County

The honors were divided between
the republicans and democrats, as
far as the county tickets were con-
cerned, at the election held last Tues
day.
The republicans elected one candi.
date for the state assembly. George
E. Coke, who came out of the fray
with 34l votes. His runningmate,
John Shier, lost to j. A. Denton,
democrat, the former receiving a to.
tai of 210 votes. against 31S for Dem
ton r. c. Lund. the other democrat,
who ran for the Legislature polled 21O
votes.
Sheriff o. H. Smith, republican, was
reelected. He polled 36l votes; while
George V. Warren. democrat, receiv-
"a 255 votes. Charles Culverwell, pres
ent incumbent of the office Of record
er and auditor, proved to be good
sprinter. polling 1852 votes against
lac for McMullin, republican, and
96 for +. c. Lee. independent demo-
crat. or majority Of 110 over both
Of his opponents. Leo McNamee, repu
lican, po.led 1903 votes In the race
for district attorney, against 172 cast
for George o. Sawyer. democrat A.
II. Norris, republican candidate for
assessor. defeated John f. Roedcr,
present incumbent. a democrat, by
majority Of 1917 Norris vote be-
ing 357 and that OF Roeder, 250 Bea
son. republican candidate for county
clerk, went down to defeat In a vote
Of 227 against 348 for his opponent,
Charles w. Garrison. The returns
plainly indicate that the republican
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Re-electina

Legate. 3.
Sup't State Printing Booth, 4;
Farsworth ID.
sup't OF Public Instruction-Bray,
IA; Smith, s.
Inspector of Mines-Ryan, IA;
Watson, g.
District Judge-Horsey, Z, Taber,
IL.
Assemblymen-Coxe. Z; Denton, 16:
Lund, IL; Shier, 8.
Lund, IL; Shier. 6.
Sheriff-Smith. 6; Warren, IL.
Recorder and Auditor--Culyerwel
IL; McMullin, L.
Assesstr-Norris, g. Roeder, IA.
District Attcrney-Mc cNamee. 3;
Sawyer, IL.
County Clerk-Beason. 8; Garri.
son, IA.
Commissioner Il. T)-Clark. 8;
Ewing, 81 Stewart. A.
Mem. Board of Educatioin-u. IT,
Lee. 16.
Mem Board of Education IS. To-
Edwards, l5 Thompson, 16.
CALIENTE
United States Senator--Harris, 10;
Nixon, 100; Pittman, 92.
Rep in Congress-Miller, l9; Rob.
erts, l24; Sprague. 5S.
Governor Dickerson, 1T; Gegeax i
daie, so.
Lieutenant Covernor--Easton, 81;
! Ross, 1885, Wall, 49,
Justice of Supreme Court-Nor
rsss, 1873.
Secretary of state--Brodigan l05
.9rglaas, So
/ State Treasurer.McMillan IS; Ryan
l0S.
State Controller--Davis.l o6; Eggers
80.
Attorney General Baker, 77;Spring
N eyre. 49,
surveyor General-Ahern 96; Deady
50.
Clerk Supreme Court--.Josephs. .98
Logate. %.
Sup't State Printing--Booth. l02
Farnsworth, 80.
Sup't Pub Instruction-Bray, 95
Smith, 81.
Inspector of Mines-Ryan. 1903; Ws
son, 90
Regent University (L.T)--Fisk, 80
Henderson, 110; Reeves. 81; Reid
1O3.
!. District Judge--Horsey. 1888; Tabel
so.
!. Assemblymen--Coxe, 1876; Dentor
ia; Lund, 43 Shier, 104.
!. Sheriff-Smith, 149; Warren. 70.
Recorder and Auditor-Culverwel
/. l0S; Lee, 23, McMullin, 142.
ssessor--Norris. 1856; Roeder. rs.
. District McNamee, l42
Sawyer, II.
County Clerk-Beason 70; Carr
son, 1876.
Commissioner IL. T)--Clark. l1O
Ewing. 7e; Stewart. 81
STINE
: District Judge-Horsey, 8; Tabel
8.
!; Asssmblymen-Coxe, II; Denton,
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Commissioner Is. T)-Ryan. 1875.
Mem. Board of Education IL. T.)-
Lee, Ill.
Mem. Board Of Education Is. IT,
Edwards, 80; Thompson. 112.
PANACA
United States Senator--Nixon, 40;
Pittman, 10.
Rep. in Congress--Roberts, A:
Sprague, 15.
Governor-Dickerson. 10; Oddie, SO
Lieutenant Governor-Easton, 81;
Ross. 81.
Justice Supreme Court-Norcross AZ.
Secretary of State-Brodigan, 20;
Douglass, 80.
State Treasurer--McMillan, q; Ry-
an. rs.
State Controller-Davis. "a; Eggers
f32.
Surveyor General-Ahern, SO; Deadly
Attorney General--Baker, 25;
| Sprigmeyer. "a.
Clerk Of Supreme Court--Josephs,
Legate, 80.
Sup't State Printing-Booth, 81;
Farms worth, 20.
Sup't Public Instruction-Bray, 81;
Smith, 80.
Inspector of Mines-Ryan, 90; Wat
son, IS.
! Regent University e.. T.)-Fisk, S;
Henderson, 39; Reeves, g. Reid, 80.
Regent University Is. T)-Obrien 81
District Judge-Horsey, 81; Taber,
30
Assemblymen--Coxe, 55 Denton
rnad, 8; shier 81.
Sheriff-Smith, &c. Warren, 25.
Recorder and Audltor-Culverwell
J; Lee, 54.
ASS ssor--Norris, 5S; Roeder, 4.
District Attorney-McNamee. 4S
7 Sawyer, IL.
County Treasurer-Orr, AZ.
County Clerk-Beason, q; CARR
son 80.
Commissioner IL. T)-Clark, 5
Ewing, 80; Stewart. %.
4 Commissioner Is. T)-Ryan, As.
Mem. Board of Education IL. t.
Lee, As.
Mem. Board of Education Is. To-
Ewdards, Al; Thompson, 49,
CLOVER VALLEY
United States Senator--Nixon,
Pittman, 16.
Rep. in Congress--Miller, Q; Rcl
erts, Q; Sprague. l6
Governor--Dickerson. IA; Gegax,
Oddie, A.
Lieutenant Governor-Easton.
Ross, Is: Wall, 2.
Justice of Supreme Court-Norcro
l4.
Secretary Of state-Brodigan 4
Douglass,
State Treasurer-McMillan. 2; Ryal
le
State Controller--Davis. II; Egger
Surveyor General-Ahern. Q; Dead
l5.
Attorney General-Baker. il; sprinl
Q meyer, 2.
Clerk Supreme court-Josephs. II
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ALAMO
District Judge-Horsey ls; Tabsr.
25.
Neutrality-suspicious.. So; Denton,
81; Lund. l.; Shier, 13.
Sheriff-Smith, 20; Warren. 20.
Recorder and Auditor--Culverwell,
81; McMullin, 10.
Assessor-Norris, 20: Roeder. II.
District Attorney--McNamee. 81:
Sawyer, IA.
Treasurer--Orr,, 20.
County Clerk-Beason, 20; CART.
son, 20.
Commissioner IL. T.)--Clark. Q:
Ewing, 8; Stewart. 80.
Commissioner Is. T.)-Ryan. 80.
Continued on Page Two)
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VOTE OF LINCOLN COUNTY
GIVEN IN FULL DETAIL
PIOCHE

PIOCHE
United States Senator-Harris. s.;
Nixon, 6S; Pittman. "a.
Rep. in Congress--Miler. 19; Rob-
erts, 76; Sprague. 64.
Governor-Dikerson So: Gegax. s.;
Oddie, IL
Lieutenant Governor-Easton, So;
Ross, 95; Wall. 8.
Justice of Supreme Court-Norcrosl
113.
Secretary Of State-Brodigan. So;
Douglass. S8.
State Treasurer-McMillan. 81; Ry-
an. 70.
State Controller-Davis. rs; Eggers
49,
Surveyor General-Ahern. 95 Deadly
g.
Attorney General--Baker. II;
Springmeyer, SO.
Clerk Of Supreme Court-Josephs
Is; Legate, "a.
Sup't State Printing-Rooth. 90;
Farnsworth, II.
Sup'4 Public nstruction-Bray. 6S;
Smith, 81.
Inspector Of Mines-Ryan. 81; Wat
son, 70.
Regent University L.T) T)-Fisk, 80;
Henderson, S5; Reeves. 2S; Reid, IS
Regent University (S.T)-OBrien
1903.
District Judge-Horsey. 120; Taber
46.
Assemblymen-Coxe. 125; Denton
S5; Lund, "a; Shier, II.
Sheriff-Smith. 80; Warren. SO.
Recorder and Acknowledgement
1873; Lee, IL; McMullin, 30.
Assessor-Norris 76; Roeder. 80. =
! District Attorney-Mc cNamee, 49,
/ Sawyer, III.
/ Treasurer-Orr. ISL.
County Clerk-Beason, 81; Garri
son, 104.
Commissioner q. T)--Clark, 20
Ewing, 1870; Stewart 4.
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Lund, /; Shier, IA.
Sheriff-Smith. III; Warren. s.
Recorder and Auditor--Culverwel
9; Lee, 4; McMullin, a.
Assessor-Norris, IL; Roeder. 6.
District Attorney--McNamee, IA:
Sawyer. 3.
County Treasurer-Orr a.
County Clerk--Beason, g. Garrison.
IL,
Co. Commissioner (L.T)--Clark 8;
Ewing, g.; Stewart, l.
Co. Commissioner .T.)--Ryan. 15.
Mem. Board Of Education tL.T)--
Lee IA.
Mem. Board of Education Is. IT,
Edwards. IL; Thompson, 1.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-11-12
COUNTY OF
ELko STANDS BY TA6ER
Especial to the Record)

Especial to the RecOrd)
ELKO, New, Nov. 12-Returns re-
ceived from all but a few remote
precincts in Elko county give e. J..
L. Taber, for district Judge. a ma
jority over Charles Lee Horsey Of
All votes. Clark county's Taber ma
jority of 237, less Horsey's MAORI
ty Of 95 in Lincoln, leaves Judge Ia
ber q net majority of SAB.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-11-12
Voters Remain Loyal
TO Senator Nixon
Roberts Goes To Congress- Oddie Defeats DGk6s0n for
CorrnM-Moa Of State Ticket Pulls Through
SabD--TabGr Elected District Judge.

Muddy Valley yet to hear from. Clark
county gives Taber, for district Judge,
413; Horsey, 1922. Taber's majority.
u. The Muddy Valley vote will no
doubt increase the Taber majority.
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TA1ER's MAJORITY IN
CLARK OVER TWO HUNDRED
Especial to the Record)

Especial to the Record)
LAS VEGAS, New, Nov. 11-Com-
plete returns from Clark county CIV
es E. J. l.. Taber SIG votes and
Charles Lee Horsey 279 votes for
district Judge, making Tabers ma
jority In the county, 237.
Charles G. Corkhill, democrat, 10
defeated by Sam Gay for sheriff
Harley A. Harmon is reelected
county clerk and w. e. Hawkins is
defeated for county commissioner.
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Especial to the Record)
SEARCHLIGT, New, Nov. 10-With
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-01

Miss Mauls by Of Lanesboro entered
college for the balance Of this term
and the summer term.
Mr.. Guy Romans, took By auto oul
delegation to the annual contest 81
the Northwestern Iowa Oratorical
Association. which was held in Sac
City. Friday evening, the 9th.
Mr.. Ringold was our representative.
The otherssof the party were: Prof.
Van Ness, Mr.. Lew Sewell and Mr..
lLange. Mr.. Ringgold won third
place. ri
Mr.. Clayton Reeve from Ohio. 40
old pupil Of Prof. and Mrs. Van Ness,
called on Wednesday Of last week.
He is travelling for the jamestown
Alpaca Mills.
M. john Peterson was o. liRed to
return home last week for . time on
account Of slight indisposition.
Nearly everyone went home oyel
Memorial day.
Mr.. Chas. Nord Of Kiron was ii
town on Sunday last. Mr.. Nord is
one Of our old students graduating
from the Commercial Department in
1893.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-01
MORGAN NEWS.

Mrs. Hover and daughter left for
Denison last Friday after closing q
successful year Of school.
I Birdie Berg closed her school last
Friday and returned to her home in
/ Denison.
Mrs. Bliesman Of Denison visited
at her, sisters Mrs. Peter Boysen.
last Sunday.
The entertainment given last Fri
day evening at the closing Of the
school year in Dist. No. S. was :
grand affair. The school house was
crowded. a
Harriott and Maudie Hover Of
Denison visited at Johannes Wulf'a
home last week.
Many Of the farmers are replantine
their corn. the first planting being .
failure because Of poor seed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-01
WINDING UP LITTLE DINNER
Decidedly "unpleasant Detail" Which
Host Had to Discuss with
the Proprietor.

Two friends, one prosperous.loot.
ing business man. and the other at
least well-dressed, CHANGED to meet
not long ago and the second gentle
man remembered that 1t was his turn
to buy the dinner so they were
soon repairing to fashionable restau-
rant. Their orders were generous ana
they fingered long over the good
things. not forgetting cigars at the
end.
When they felt that they really had
to leave. or else pay rent, the host
showed bit Of fidgetiness, and re
quested that the other go outside ana
wait for him. that there was an .sun.
pleasant little detail" he wished ID
discuss with the proprietor and could
not think Of embarrassing his friend
BY having him oyerhear It The friend
did as requested. stepping outside and
waiting at the nearest corner.
He had been waiting only about fvs
minutes. when Of sudden the door az
the restaurant flew open. and his erst-
while host shot through 1t as from :
catapult. followed by some most IN.
complimentary terms.
What's wrong?" was the first IN.
quiry Of the waiting friend.
%. nothing much" was the an,
swer, except that the unpleasant lit
tie detail. had to discuss with the
proprietor was that had no money
to pay for the dinners"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-01
LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF The COUNTY
- News Gathered BY Our Efficient Corps
81 Correspondents All Over Crawford.
ssss County.

I'D ~ si- 4
Mrs. Bunk and daughter wer,
guests Of Herman Boeck ard family /
couple Of days last week.
John Neumann and wife spent Sun
day at John Andersen home. &
Miss Ella Kolls and broter. Fred.
die, visited with Miss Alice LANCE,
on Sunday.
Theo. ssKuhl and wife accompanied
by Herman Helms and wife spent
Monday in West Side.
Messrs. Willie Helms and Alex
Heiden visited at the Claus Kuh
home on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Tillie Lochmiller returned to
her home on Saturday after spending
several days at the VIM Seine ider.
Jr., home
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-01
AR1ON lTHEMs

Goldie Lee Ava Butler Verne
Talcott and Edward Rutler. have
finished their atnaie. f. Tia Dow CITY
schools receivet, their f,inlom.s 1hnra.
! day evening and attended the sunni
Shann,,et u;var - tha I'M. C;tv hail
Fridsv evening
Meadamx ) Walsh VIM. Butler and
Evana Attended Memorial services =
DOW City Monday.
M Mrs Rarsnv and Mrs. Bennett 81
Carroll have heen visiting M and
Mrs. stilaon.
Mr.. Noel came nome from Ute
last week and ~ ,s,er;onslv m, a. her
nome sonth ~ town. 'sil
a large congregation oatheref in
the church sunday evening he &c.
casion being the farevell sermon q
Rev &. =. walsb M walsh -,
/ .nYaschad IN Ar;on for ora sva.r and ;t
/ 6 with sincere rerret that pr,eople
here mart from him and s ~. e.t;mahla
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-01
EAST BOYER ITEMS.

VIM. Lockmiller and wife spent
Wednesday at the Henry Lockmiller
home bringing their little neice,
Mildred, home with them for several
days visit.
Miss Emma Lueth returned to her
home near Manila, after . few days
visit with her sister. Mrs. Willie
/ Heiden.
Miss Emma Bohlander closed y
successful term Of school on Friday
last. She left for her home in
Manila to spend her vacation.
Mrs. VIM. Mundt spent q few days
last week visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
A few friends and relatives gather
ed at the home of Mrs. VIM. Schnei-
der on Thursday Of last week, the
occasion being her birthday.
Strayed from my place abouta week
ago two rod steers one with white
stripe across back. II found please
{ notify Herman Helms, telephone No.
28O. East Boyer Twp. 22-l
Fred Miller and wife visited at the
Herman Helms home on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kahl were
guests Of their daughter. Mrs. Henry
Mundt. on Thursday.
Willie Heiden. wife and family ac-
/ companied by the Misses Emma
Lueth, Ida Arndt and Emma Bohlan-
der visited Ut the Theo. Kuhl home on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Mundt and Mrs. VIM.
Schneider visited with the latter's
daughter. Mrs August Lockmiiler,
on Friday evening.
Ida and Willie Meyer spent few
days last week with relatives in
Charter Oak.
John Neumann visited ct the Henry
BurmiesteF home on Thursday evening
Miss Tillie Lockmiller Was guest
OF Alma Helms on Friday afternoon.
Miss Anna thinner Was an over
Sunday guest with friends in town.
Mrs.. Philip Petersen spent couple
J Of days last week with her daughter.
Mrs. Rudolph Klink.
Henry Meyer transacted business
! Il the Willie Aundt home on Fri
/ day Of last weak.
Alma Heia was An ovsr Sunday
visitor with relatives In West Side.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-01

with scarlet fever and 81 times her
pain vas most severe. She bore up
and through al battled remarkably
we'll and together with doctors skill
and constant care Of the nurse and
parents hopes were had that she
would pull through. but the Divine
Ruler who doeth I'LL things we'll had
otherwise planned. Owing to the
nature Of her sickness the law would
not allow public funeral and in the
evening Of the same day her little
remains were taken to Kiron cemetery
for burla.. Little Elnora ELAINE was
born February 26. 1907, and her stay
was but for . short while Of three
years, two months and twenty -seven
days. While her sojourn here was
short, II was long enough to 80
entwine herself into the hearts and
devotion Of her parents and grand
parents that scores Of years will never
gil the empty place that her going
away made. Full Of life and sum
shine she attracted al to her.
Memorial service was held at the
Mission church on Sunday morning.
The pulpit and platform and the seat
she used to occupy In the Sunday
School was nicely drapsd ii balck and
white. The services w.s conducted
by the pastor, Rev. a. Youngberg
assisted BY F. Z. johnson. who
spoke in the English language and
Rev Youngberg in the Swedish
language. Both made earnest ard
thoughtful addresses which together
with the deep feelings prevailing over
the entire congregation made an i'm
pression that time can never wear
out. There were those present who
stated that had the departed one
been from their own home their
feeling Of sadness could not have
been greater than what it was upon
this occasion. The church was
crowded with sympathizing friends
and both in the Sunday School service
as we'll as the preaching service many
tears forced their way from those
present. Edith Carlson sang q
beautiful solo in the Sunday School
service and the two little girls Of Mr..
land Mrs. j. G. Larson, Alice and
Edith. also rendered in their sweet
and most effective way the song
L. Well Never Say Goodbye j,
j Heaven. " and At the close Of "a.
] service little Mable Cedargren sang !
few stances Of the song. Shall w,
Z Gather At The River. z The deepes
sympathy OF friends and the entire
community 10 extended to Mr.. On,
Mrs. Sanders in their severe trial
q Absent but still near. gone but moi
] forgotten. :Elnora safe In the heavenl,
fold where we will soon meet you.
Kiron is agitating the plan o,
celebrating the 4th Of July and !,
meeting mai. been called TO materializ,
same. rs
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-01
oTTER cREEk NEWs..

VII Gn .SnGEN NEW -
Irene CARRIER celebrated the last
day Of her school Friday with q picnic.
About thirty were in attendance.
4 Numerous parties were given 10 this
viciniy last week all were very social
affairs.
Henry LaFrantz is now the possess
sor Of fine new Overland auto
mobile. It seems as il the Schleswig
people and nearby farmers were get
ting up-to-date. above all things they
have got the dough. =
Robine Theobald returned TO Manila
Friday after closing very successful
school year at the Knudt Fredricksen
school.
Rev. Wetzler and wife were guests
of Henry Miller's on Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-01
ID szRs!ssy=.

II haven't seen you for some years.
What business are you in?" y
I'm on the stage. doing a musical
turn
you had poor ear for music when
boy"
"And have yet. can only play
Annie Laurie and can't play that
very well"
How do you get by with it,"
Its very simple. play 1t on .
stovepipe. on clam shells, on coffee
pots and on a cigar-box fiddle. Tho
result is a prime vaudeville act
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-01

Thursday afternoon and continued over
Sunday. OF the fifteen churches Of
the Iowa Association nearly tll were
represented at the conference. Miss
Florence, johnson Of this place made
an address before the conference on
Thursday afternoon ON the work Of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society. Those in attendance from
this locality are Rev. A. Lagerquist.
G. e. EngberR, Mr.. and Mrs. G. N.
Olson. Mrs. Erick Larson. Florence
johnson, Alice Sandberg. Mrs. Nels
Larson and G. F. Clauson.
F. A. Burrows was = passenger for
Akron, Iowa. last Thursday to look
after matters connected with his farm
he owns near that town.
John Thurstrom. ALI Miller, John
Bjork and Harold johnson madea trip
to Lake Benton, Mimi. the former to
look after his landed interests and the
others to look over the country.
Since our last items were sent ID
Death has been in our midst and
the result Of his visit is keenly fell
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
Sander. Their only child. Elnora.
obeyed the message given her on May
90 aud, bidding her home and play
mates and surroundings and her mos
ldav0tod narAntn farewell ah, enter.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Johann Hinricksen to Andreas
Hinricksen- und l-5 Of WI sWi and
81 FL sW3. Sec. 9. Goodrich Twp.
Con. 81, $50.
Morris McHenry to Charley Nc
Henry -SEa SW3 Of Sec. S, NEl
sW3; 81 NWt Sec. 8. Union Twp.
Con. 81.
& Katerina Kral to Joseph F. Kral-
NEa, Sec. q. Milford Twp. Con. 81.