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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-04


January 1912 20 the first day OF January, 1913.
N there be no objection, remonstranoe or protest.
flsd within tWo weeks from the 9TH day OF De-
cember A. ID. 1911, the said license Will b
granted CHRIS JENSEN Applicant Deet-B
SOTICB-MATTER OF APPLICATION OF
Theo. saEsr for Liquor License. Notice
ia hereby given that Thee shger did upon
the an day OF December, A. ID. lsii, file his APP
plication with the Board Of Fire and Police Com
miEsioners Of Omaha, TOR hcensa 70 sell malt,
spirituous and vnOus liquors at No S2t South
iith street first floor, 22x66 feet Third
ward Omaha, Nebraska from the first day Of
January 1919 10 the first day OF January 1918.
m there be no objection, rem0nstanoe or protest
filed within two weeks from the tth day Of De-
cember. A. ID, 1871 the said license Will -
granted. TEHO. sAdERT. Applicant. Deol-ls
NoTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION or
Harry May foe Liquor License. Notice
IL hereby given that Harry May did upon
the am day OF December, A. ID. 1911, file his APP
pltcatian with the board OF Fire and POlioe Com
miaslOners OF Omaha. Tor license 20 sell malt
spirituous and yin0us LIQUORS al No. iS0s Doug
las street ground floor. I4K60 feet, Third
ward. omaha, Nebraska, from the fiFst day 81
January, 1912 10 the first day Of January, 1913,
10 there Be no ohioction, renonatranoe profess
filed within two weeks from the Ath day Of De-
cemher. A. ID. 1911 the said license Wil Be-
granted. HARRY MAY, Applicant. 4eci-u
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"kiII The First Fiy."

Twenty years ago or more the
Review published an article under
this head, which was widely read and
observed to this day by those who
saw the truth of it's teaching. We are
too apt on these first warm spring
days to put the stray fly as it buzzes
abous the house. 1t sounds like spring
as well as the birds. But just stop and
think OF the millions less of the trou-
blesome insects we will have to con-
tend with latter in the summer if we
kill the few that will come in just at
this time before the screens are put
on. Denison is waking up on the fly
question and it would be we'll for every
housewife to become charter mem.
Der of the Anti-lnsectLeague. Secure
"a fly killer and get busy this consti-
tuteS membership.
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John Ehlers, Adolph Harder and
families We're entertained at the Her.
man Lochmiller home Tuesday.
Thomas McGinn and wife and Al
bert McGinn were Sunday evening Wis
itors here at the Johnnie McGinn
home.
Misses Bertha and Clara Gessman
spent Sunday with Ruby Mullenger.
Mrs. VIM Mundt was the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Hy Meyer. Monday.
Misses Annie and Ida Hollander
were guests of Alma Steinkeuhler on
Sunday.
Charley Shut entertained large
crowd of friends Easter Sunday.
Dave Comstalk and sisters, Misses
Mae and Dolly. We're Sunday visitors
at the Fred Beerman home, south of
DeniSOn.
Miss Sarah TreXel was a visitor at
the Mullenger home one evening last
week.
Johannes Hansen and family, Of
Buck Grove. and Mrs. Hansen's moth
err, Mrs. Scheuermann, were among
those who spent Sunday with Fritz
Null.
Mrs. Will Thompson returned home
Monday from DeniSon, where she
spent several days with her mother,
Mrs. Hird. who has been sick.
Miss Annie Hollander is spending
several weeks with Mrs. Louie 1oh
lander.
John Meehan and family spent the
day Sunday at the Mike Wagner home
in Denison.
Tommy Sullivan went to Defiance
Wednesday, where he expects to spend
the summer.
Willie Mieckley was a Manila call
err Thursday.
Jacob Gessmann and wife visited
Sunday near Defiance at the VIM.
GeSSmann home.
Fritz Null entertained a number
of his friends in honor of his birthday
Easter Sunday.
Willie Mundt and family We're Sun
day visitors with the Willie LOchmiller
family.
August Loewe and family spent the
day Sunday with his sister Mrs An
ME Steinkeuhler.
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Miss Amanda Schroeder went to
visit at the Knut Frederickson home.
Miss Clara Christian is the new
office girl for DR.. Jones.
Henry Klutz and John Khronke an
nounced their birthdays this week.
DR.. Jones has been on the sick list
this week.
| Mrs. Klutz and her sister, Laura
Hollander, drove to Denison and back
one day this week.
Reports are that Schultz, the post
master, has resigned and John MCKEE
son will take his place. The postof-
flee will be moved from the Schultz
drug store across the street.
held in the school house Friday even
The debate, which was to have been
ing was postponed to later date.
The electric dynamo has been in
stalled in the moving picture theater.
A fine picture show is now given.
Miss Botilda Hansen spent Easter
Sunday at the Girard home.
The class which was confirmed last
Sunday drove to Denison Monday to
have their pictures taken. They have
received the proofs, which proved to
be very good.
Magnus Hollander, Arlo Smith and
Paul Jepsen went to Charlotte to cisit
their father, Mr.. Smith, who is very
low. A telegram was received and
they took the first train Saturday.
julius Schroeder and son, Henry
drove to Denison on important bust
ness Friday.
Robert Naeve is very sick this week
Richard Stegemann returned to his
home in North Platte, Neb., last Sat
urday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder were Deni-
son callers Monday and Tuesday.
Henry Miller was in DeniSon Mon
day on business.
Miss Elma LOrenZen went to Wal
nut this week to visit with friends.
Wedding bells will ring soon in
Schleswig.
A small fire, started in the basement
of the brick hotel Saturday, caused
quite little excitement for while. The
fire department was out to do some
loyal work, but to their surprise they
found that only the waste paper and
few other things were burned. No
great damage was done.
Ernest Hamann is having a fine new
house and barn put up in the north
east corner of Schleswig. The barn
| is nearly completed.
A fine baby boy was born to Fred
Peterson and wife Monday
| Rich Johnson drove over from Den
ison Thursday and took his wife and
Bess Lyons and Mrs. Morris to Den
| ison, where they stayed over Sunday
at their homes.
Pete Anderson returned Wednesday
from Denison, where he has been on
the jury.
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On Sunday both our churches cele-
brated Easter with appropriate cere-
monies. At the M. E. church the SAB
bath school gave a very interesting
program, consisting OF songs, read
ings and various exercises by the CHI,
dren. At the German EVangellcai
communion services weer held.
On Friday Mrs. c. w. Payne went
to Denison to do some shopping:
On Saturday Mrs. H. Johns and her
niece, Miss Jessie MARTINS. returned
from Omaha, where they had spent
several days with Mrs. Johns nus
band, who has been in the hospltal
theer for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schneckloth, OF DEM
son, spent Sunday at the home OF their
daughter, Mrs. E. B. Spottswood. .
Mrs. O. o. Vogenitz and Mrs. l.:
Button, Sr. We're shopping IN Carroll
Friday.
Mr.. C. w. Payne was a passenger on
the west-bound train Monday after
noon.
Miss Christine Book. after a short
visit at the home of her parents, re-
turned on Tuesday to her school Worh
in Leavenworth. kans.
Carl Book made a business trip to
DeniSon Friday.
Our high school students nave be-
gun work on the play to be given at
the end of the year.
On Friday, May 9Th, A. Lincoln
Kirk, the impersonator. will give a
monologue entertainment under the
auspices of the high school.
Thos. Button, Sr. left Tuesday morn
ing for business trip to Dakota
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A. E. Anderson has an addition to
his store built this week to be used
for a salt store room.
Rev. Otto Richter, ..e pastor of the
German Lutheran church. who has
been confined at hospital in Sioux
City the past five months, returned
home Friday. 1t will be remembered
that he had a serious accident, in
which he was burned by the explosion
of a can OF kerosene last fall, and
which for time threatened to prove
fatal. He has had long seige of
great pain and suffering and his fam
lily and many friends are greatly
pleased TO see him back home again,
feeling nearly well.
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Ed Eckman and e. F.. Peterson, who
marketed cattle in Chicago last week,
returned home Thursday morning.
Ambrose Lindberg, Of Smithland
spent a few hours between trains
Thursday last in Kiron. He is dispos-
ing OF his merchandise interests at
Smithland and intends to go on the
road for a jewelry firm.
Rev. Poul Hallin, the Baptist state
missionary, spent the latter part OF
the week and over Sunday in kiron,
conducting several preaching services
at the Baptist church.
N. P. Larson has been confined to
his home during the past week, sui
fering with old troubles.
A recent letter from Dr. F. A. Bur
rows contains the information of their
locating at Larrabee, Iowa, where he
has invested in drug stock in con-
nection with his professional practice.
They are we'll pleased with their new
venture and location for the short
time spent there. This estimable
family have scores of Kiron friends
who wish them unbounded success in
their new quarters.
Suggestions have been launched as
to organizing commercial club for
the promotion of business and for the
welfare of the town. With an active
club the business men could cooper
arte in system to draw trade from
wide territory and for inducements
to come to kiron to trade and in vari,
Gus ways promote the towns good
Start the ball rolling.
Hattia SoivorS onl Anpo Anderson
came down from Odebolt Friday and
remained over Easter visiting rela
tives and friends.
Farmers have been very busy the
last few days, finishing seeding small
grain.
Arthur Cronquist came home the
latter part Of the week to remain for
some time to assist in farm work.
Easter day was an ideal one and a
big turnout attended the services at
the Baptist church. The services were
assisted by Rev. Paul Hallin, the state
missionary.
This fine weather is keeping every,
body busy in the fields and making
garden or house cleaning, hence news
is scarce.
f. E. Clauson left Monday after
noon for Alcester, S. d., on business.
Mr.. E. P. Lavine, of Hebron, Neb.
and Enoch Lavine, of Cleburne, Kan.
were visitors with Kiron friends from
Thursday morning until Friday noon
going from here to Omaha.
Albert Baker and August Gierman
went to Sioux City Thursday, return
ing Friday, accompanied by Rev. Otto
Richter.
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The dane at the Five Mile house was
we'll attended last Saturday, and all
had an enjoyable time.
Miss Ella Schmidt, of Denison, spent
Saturday at the home OF her aunt,
Miss Hattie Voss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hansen and
children spent Sunday at the nome OF
Aug, Voss in West Side.
Martin Hansen hauled on a nice
bunch of shoats Sunday.
Edward Lahndorf spent Sunday with
his brother Fred.
Mrs. VIM. Pruter was benson
shopper Wednesday last.
Walter Wiese called on Arcadia
friends Tuesday.
Mesdames Henry Hagge. Jr. and
Mrs. n Schumann visited at the
home OF the formers mother. Mrs. /.
Anthony, to help celebrated her birth
day.
Mrs. Herman jain LETT Tuesday for
Omaha to be present at the second
operation which was performed on
Mr.. jain Wednesday.
Neighbors and friends gathered at
the home of Martin Hansen Tuesday
evening to help celebrate Mrs. Han
sens birthday. wishing that she may
pass many more happy ones.
Mrs. James Bremner visited hei
sister. Mrs. Fred North. few days
last week0 -,
Will Brockelsby. wife and family
and Charlie Brockelsby and family
visited at the parental home sunday
VIM. Gallagher Sundayed near Ma
nilla.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGovern Sundayeo
at the Patrick Rohan home.
julius and Charles Thiedeman were
Odebolt callers Sunday.
Mrs. C. C. Voss and daughter Hat
tie, and Miss Ella Schmidt. OF Dehi
| son, visited at the home OF Aug \oss.
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Manila Plans Big Demonstration.

At meeting OF the Manila Com
mercial association, which was held
last week, it was decided to hold a
three-day carnival and homecoming
on September 9th, 9TH and Sth. This
undoubtedly will be big demonstra-
ton and the largest one of its kind
ever held in Manila, as it will be
that city's quarter centennial ami
versary. The management of the oc-
casion are planning to have as many
OF the old time residents OF the city
attend this home coming as possible
We predict that it will be a great sue
cess, for Manila always accomplishes
what it undertakes.
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Notice of Amendment of Articles Of In
corporation.

Notice is hereby given that at Il spec
ial meeting of the stockholders of the
Nicholson Produce company ut DeniSon,
Iowa, on the 9Th day of April, 1911, the
articles of incorporation of said COM
pany We're amended SO that the business
of said company shall include the opera
ton of a creamery business and the
manufacture and sale of butter and the
handling and selling of all creamery ma
chinery, fixtures and supplies and the
manufacture Of ice cream and the
handling and selling of siloS and all ma
chinery, fixtures and appliances used in
connection herewith; and further
amended by increasing the capital stock
of said company from Seventy-fve thou
sand t$15,00OOO) dollars to one hundred
thousand 100000. 00) dollars and by
increasing the number of directors of
said company to not less than five nor
more than seven
Dated at Denison, Iowa, this 10th day
of April, 1911.
f. GULICE,
President.
y. Y. NICHOLSON,
lG-4t s.. and Treas.
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The social committee took charge
after the religio Tuesday evening OF
last week and served free ice cream
to all present.
J. r. Spence and wife and James
McKim and wife were at Denison on
Wednesday of last week. Mr.. Spence
has been taking treatment at the hos
pital in Denison each day the past
week.
A dispatch was received last week
Wednesday announcing the death OF
Charles Childress. His body arrived
Friday afternoon, accompanied by his
wife and children and father and
mother. The funeral was held Sat
urday at 10 a. M. at the NJ. e. church,
Rev. Wall preaching the sermon to a
crowded house. The deceased was a
friend to all who knew him. He was
a teacher of our public schools and
held other Offices also a farmer. Thus
we can see he was an energetic and
studious young man called from this
world in the prime of life, but the all
wise Creator knoweth best. He leaves
a wife and four children, mother, faith
err and many relatives to mour his
loss. They have the sympathy of all
in this sad bereavement.
Charles Robertson moved last week
into the house vacated by Jay Myers
last fall.
The Anderson boys were Smelling
corn at tn elevator the latter part OF
the week. They will finish as soon
as cars can be furnished to fill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Prentice came
down Saturday afternoon to attend
the funeral Of Charles Childress, but
being misinformed as to the time, they
came too late. They stayed over Sun
day, visiting among relatives and
friends.
Miss Eunice Dobson spent Saturday
in Omaha, where she met her sister,
Mrs. A. H. Rudd, of Dow City.
Miss Florence Munsey went to Dow
City aSturday to spend Easter with
her parents.
The Easter program by the l.. D. S.
Sunday school was well rendered and
large crowd was in attendance. The
day was fine. The services at the NJ.
E. church were also largely attended.
A gOOdly display OF new Easter bon
nets were noticed.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McKim, Sr are
receiving visit from their daughter,
Olive, of Kansas City, this week
VIM. Morley, wife and baby spent
Easter with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
krahl.
B. E. McKim and family spent
Easter with A. J. Darling and family.
Mrs. Bertha Brown, of Dow City,
and husband came up Sunday morn
ing to visit friends.
The Sunday school convention next
Sunday afternoon at the Methodist
church will have a large attendance
if the weather is favorable. 1t begins
at 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. Lucy Gardner and daughter re-
turned last week from South Dakota,
where they have been holding down
a claim, to visit relatives.
Miss Coda Mason, who has been
attending college in Denison, received
her certificate last week and began
teaching Monday in the Flemming
district.
The Northwestern section at this
place has been vacated, the Denison
section foreman having charge
through the Boyer. Mr. Rhoades,
who has had charge, we understand
will move to Ricketts, soon to take an
other section.
LOST-A lady's hand bag pocket
book, containing a small pocketbook
and one dollar and half in money, on
Sunday evening between Deloit and
Denison. Finder please leave at the
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=. J. kIinker, ENeCutrlN.
ATTORNEY for EXecutriX 1913
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v of April, 1911, and amended on the

day Of April, 1911. and amended on the
10th day of April, 1911.
You are further notified that the said
resolution above referred to will be
Gil of Denison, Iowa, at "a meeting to be
held in the city hall at 500 o'clock p.
m, on the 22d day of May, 1911, al
which time YOU and each Of you may
appear and make objections to the con-
templated improvement.
Dated this 10th day of April, 1911.
ALFRED WRIGHT,
15-4t Clerk of DeniSon, Iowa.
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| will trade 100 acres of land for de-
sirable DenisOn property. This land is
located thirty miles south of Iowa line
in Holt county, Mo-, forty-five miles
north of st. Joe, two miles from rail-
road station, perfectly level and thor
oughly drained, best corn belt in the
world; black soil, but no gumbo. j..
r LYON. DenisOn. Iowa, 15-tf
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PROBATE NOTICE.

State of Iowa, Crawford County, SIS
In Probate
In the matter of the estate of Wm
Lill, late of Crawford county. deceased,
Notice of Appointment of E.NecutriN.
TO Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
10th day of April, 1911. the undersigned
was duly appointed eXecutriN of the
above entitled estate, and all creditors
of said estate are notified To file their
claims in the office Of the clerk of the
district court, in and for Crawford coun-
tV, Iowa, within one year from the date
of this notice, according to law. and
have the same allowed and ordered paid
by the said court, or stand forever
barred therefrOm.
Dated April Il, 1911
HENRI ETA ILL.
p. J. Klinker, ENecutriN.
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Notice TO Water Consumers.

All city water patrons must nave
water meters installed by the hrst OF
May or the water will be shut OH I'LL
tbev are installed. Water Committee.
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You'll eettsnse Of ' style inn IN
your shoes---when you buy them
here---style that has dignity and dis
tinction. We offer you a wonder
full array Of new things. A gather
ing of the seasons accepted fab
RIGS, made on fashions, adopted
lasts, the models which show char
acter and are made to conform to
the natural lines Of the foot. Aside
from showing the proper styles for
spring, we know how they should
be fitted, and we fit you with the
kind of shoe you should have.
We have the width from double A
to double E to do it with. We
show here four Of our big sellers
for this spring---wish we had the
room to show couple dozen more
1--WE have them.
The Washington times., 1911-12-18

500 Roger & Gallet's vio-
let De Parme Extract, O0~
in the original bottle. :. CCC
The Washington times., 1911-12-18
WOMAN ON TRIAL
ON THE CHARGE Of !.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Mrs. Margaret Laffey Ac
cused of Holding Up
Manager of Store.

An unusual spectacle was presented
In Criminal Court, No. 2, today, when
Mrs. Margaret Laffey was placed on
trial, charged with holding up at the
point Of revolver Charles Mattfol't,
manager of the j.. T. ID. Pyles store,
$50 Park road, and robbing him of slug
on July 8 last. -
Neatly attired, her Jet black hair. ar
ranged in stylish couture and her de.
meanor one Of ease, the accused wom-
an "hold-up'' presented a sharp cou-
trast to her appearance when she was
arrested. When taken into custory her
hair was dissheveled, her clothes were
soiled with mud, and her almost jnco-
herent explanation was. II don't re-
member"
this has not been announced formally.
However. at the time If the arrest II
was said by Attorney w. tiwynn Gardi-
ner, who appeared for the woman. that
his client had fallen from street car
ton for damages from the Capital
result, he said.
The plea also is made that the pistol
used in the hold-up was not loaded.
No hint of the defense was given at the
time the woman was arraigned in Po-
lice Court, as preliminary examination
was waved, and she was relased OH
bonds Of 5000.
Mrs. Lafrey came to washington
from Piedmont, w. Va, and Is said to
have come at the instance Of Con-
gresham who promised her a position,
Several prominent men from virginio,
and West Virginia have interested
themselves in her case. saying that she
has borne a good reputation prior to
her recent trouble y
One Of the conspicuous figures in the
case is "Timmie." a bright rixteen-year.
old son Of the woman. He has taken
an active part In preparing the defense
to save his mother from the peniten-
tiary, and was at the court house early
today. .f
Assistant District Attorneys 8. McCo-
mas Hawken and Sydney ]. Mudd ap-
pear for the Government.
1t is understood that alienists will ties.
tify In the case. and that several physi-
clans we're in court today to observe
she woman's actions.