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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07
ginlatfsS
aeRIlt gegen
R0eunlalismus,
Ias Ncsept, ipeid,es ,Sebermnitn ~
Danie bcritcilrn fam. Asltct
nid,t piei nno bciIsrt pielc ;ydae.
gernnIaft bic Nieren, bic Siite 5n
sutfrrnem.

1duienoe BON MGnnsrn unb Jrduen,
tu<ld,e ben gtufel unb bic Iortur bic
fer fiird,terlihsn Grantheit empfunoen
hubsn, ipeIdv tein alltsr. ieine perIon,
GtIhIeti, Rufle rosr Rnng reipetttrt,
ipsrbsn Elm SntereKe baran ftnben, 5l
niiTen, Dub. lpdhreno oieies Geiben Dor
pielen ssatrsn Aals cine unbsilbore
araniheit aiseiehsn ipur0e, IS gssens
fpdrtig cine Der am leihseIien 5u Be-
3Dirtqenbe affettioH iit. Webi5inifhe
WiiTenfhaIi bat tie als cine niht on
unb fir iid) beiteienDe Grantteit erz
fannt, Ionbern nls Elm Spnptonl, hers
porasruien ourh llnpsrooulihteit unc
unibdtiee Tieren. Rbeumatismus III
SarnIGure in benz 8lute uno onoers
perbroutte prooutte oes Spitems,
ipelte In Der i5orm oes Trims ausgez
Idieben unp bernusgetriebeu iptrosn
iollten. Die 9bGti1tsit Der Niertn be-
itebt barin, bieie gifte uHo Sauren
aus5uiheipsn uub oas glut rein nnn
unperoorben 3u erbdlien. Die Rierer
boben nGmlith efHe ihpammig. Sub
itdns, ntren 2oher ober Yorer
manhmaI, sumol in 5olee bon ueber.
drbeii. grtdl.ung ober bergleitxn, I'D
psrIiopfen unb untbdtie tperoen itno in
ibrer Junttion, bisis @ifte aus oer
gluie ausauiteiosn. perIdaeu, infols'
beIIen bieieIben In ben Qoern snrud'
blsibsn, iih strfeBsn uno Inn Die ge'
ienie nno Wlusteln berum dbIaesrT
uno baourf) unlGglihes Qeioen uni
Gdmer5sn BON Rbeumutismus unt
Riidenfpeb, nno oaburh Gonlplit1tioi
nen BON glaiens unb llrinirunss
tranibsiten, Shpdhe uiip. hsrpprru
fen.
Dos folaenbe einfate He5ept ioll oi
jtrperften JGlle BON Rkuna.ismui
heilen unb infolge ibrer birettsn Sin
tuirtung ouf ben Wasen. oas glut uni
bic Rieren auf bic ihDerften 5orn1ei
bon DInIens uno llrinirungslelnen
sSIuib Griraet Suniper Berries. Elm
llnse; COMPOUND 5luio palmDort
cine lln5e; COMPOUND Snrup of On
pcpbospbites, bier unseR. Wiihel
Gle bieies burf iiihtiges Sdiiiteln i
elmer TIofhe unb nebmen Sic eineI
5kel0ffet pon bapon Dor jeoer Wtcbl
seit unb Dor benz Shlatensehtn. Di
8sftunhtteiie tOnnen in jeosr Re5ep
tur 4pDibefe erlanst irer6en Mn
finb nbiolui harmlcs unb unf1doIic
3um Gebroud Su ieosr 3eit.
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i5rausn, bic Aigrstten tragen, iolls
nit GsIGnsnib beitraft Tperoen-

gDaibington. .. g., 6. Wtdr3.
Der Senat tpirb am 8onneritug RAD
mittaa um balb 5 llbr nit Der 4b@
ftimnuna iibsr bic S6ieosgsri6tsoerz
trdge nit 5runtrsih uno gnglano be-
ainnen. Cine pahin gsbenos 8ereins
burung 1T am Wlittpoh getroffen
pprpen.
Die Genatoren Bacon, Georgia,
uno Bm. Qlben Smitb, BON Midigdn,
nabmen am Wfittpoh bic gan3e Stss
una oes Senuts nit Repen in Inz
ipruh. bic gsgsn Die 9ertrage gerihs
tel rparen. Die Senatpren Smith,
&c., 6ithtod, Neb., uno anoere rpers
ben ON Donneritus nod Reoen ball
Ten, ebe bic QngeIegsuheit CUR abs
itimHtung tommt.
9easn bic bemotrdtii d.
3uter3olI 8Orloge.
| Die rspublitoniIhen Witglisoer oes
apmmittess fir Wtittel uno We9'
rei6ten am Mittno6 i'm Rsprdientan
tsnbduis ,insn Ufinoritdtsberiht iibe
Die lluberpocb 3uter5oQ gorlog
ein.
eSn benz 9eriht fpiro bebauptst. bal
cine 8eritdnbigung 3piIhen benz gu
dsrtruit uno Der nemotratiihen Bar
tel beitshs unb bic Iyrei3uder Dor
Iogs nur ben 3psd habe, ous gotun
Der Stimmgeber fir bic 9emutratel
gu fangen, unb paB Die auniumentsl
i'm 2dufe Der 3eit gang Der 9ndo
bss 3utsrtruItits prsissessbeu len
piroen.
! syn nem geritt Dirb Der Riiben
3uter ,Snouitris arsbit bafiir 9ege
ben, baB Iis Die 3uterprsiie bei ben
/ Steigsn i'm lesteu Sabre perbdltniB
mGBis niebrig gebaIten babe, uno e
pirn prpph5eibt, oaB oies bel ipdte
rem ariisn niht mshr m0glth iei
puros. ipenn bic Riibsu3udet Snou
itrie ssritort ipurbe.
5as ReprGientantenbnus ndbm ar
Rittpoh cine gsmsini6oftltde RsIr
luton an, ber3ufolse Der ariegsistre
tdr autoriiirt lr:roen Ioll. bon gir
germ bes Stnates gennsHee 50004ds
| 9ono BEL gullahoma. Ssnn., an3unet
, men, bas als WlanOperfelo In
! llsburesplas fir Die Staats Wtili5e
bon asntutp. 5enneFes. Niftiipp
alabama. Georgia. Jlorioo, Horb In
SHo Carolina 9erpenbun9 finbs
ipl.
Die Rsiolution geht jsBt an be
Senat.
Jrauen, bic 4igretten trt
ssn.ipIIsn nit 9efGn,g>
nib bsftraft mer ben.
, 9or benz Qltsrbdu Sommittse b,
. Sauies eTpfabl am Wfittipoh b
, WiIo aommiFGr BON Sbio, Sohn
Spsats, baB Jrauen. bic gisrettt
= trussn. nit gefdHsniB kitrdft psro'
/. IoQten.
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9seneruna bei @anSeIbiIbern.

Iie WouoeIbiloer baben ourd, cine
eugliihe Grfinolmg cine beohnls.
luerthe Werbeiierung erfnbren, intoenl
bic 0eacRitanoe in ben nntiirIihen
sSarben sesciet lperoen. 7ieie sSiIms
iinb 10 fein eearbeitet, baB man oas
Madyfen uno gliiben Der EilnnSen
mnb ben Snrbenipebiel beobahten
Itanuk 1is Commercial ajiociatio,s
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prpbirt IL. 9. WtetaI poliib'
unb .Hortespers drienb.. b
1eatiher asiunier- -gerein.

Sm anifluB an Die beute abeuS in
Der Central SurnbalIe ltattfinOenoe
illnnatlihe 8eriamntlnng oes Sellt,
ihen yicnierpereins miro sSerr Or.
8. 8. Snane einen iiltereiIanten 8or.
fraa haIten.
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yad,ans . 0o,lsert.

Cir bos 4on5srt pes alupitrDir!uOs
ZEN Miibelm Hohous. Das am Snms
it1g IN Der Gmern 1dlle fi0ttfinDet.
,Tradt ii4 IN bisiiSsn muiitaIifG<n
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sSn Dem tie srtIdren,

Dag burh bic 4nnabme Der 8orlags
oas Nonopol bes 3utertruits nod
ueritGrtt perosn lpiroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07

Sobn Withsa tpiQ lieber tns 8sTan9
nib, als Iih sntf6uloigen.
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Jn(unO gc(cQrap6
Qlus Der Sumoesb

NWF UKI CUUueUDHispI
llebsr bic SfieoggerihtsDertrdge
Wiro am 9onueritag pom Ssnat abz
geitimmt peroen.
Die Republitaner pom apmmittee fir
Wlittel unb Ms9e
6o6en einen WinoritGtsbert6t gegen
Die bsmofratiIhs 3uder3oQsgors
lage einsereitt,
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9or benz gltsrbdu Sommittss oes
5auies empfohl am Wtittipoh Der
Wilo aommifGr BON Sbip, SSohn 6.
Speats, bab grauen. bic aigretten
trasen, nit GefdnsniB beftraft psroen
iollten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-07

Dds Gissntbum 1119 unb 1121
Rain StraBe. "a Gront unb 50 refp.
100 JuB tief, 1T seitern gu $1,000 per
5rcntfuB an atpi 6. Roienbers usrs
tduft iporbsn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-10

Lenora r. Hill of LaCrew, H., were
granted license by the county clerk.
The management of the Palace
roller skating rink at SOB Main street,
wishes to annonce that the floor is
now in perfect skating condition. Ad-
mission 10c, skates 15c. Rights of adj
mission strictly reserved. ADV.
I'D. +. Lyon who recently applied
for divorce from his wife says that
she did not run away from him in De-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-10

cember as published, but that she
went to Memphis, Mo-, on a visit and
merely stayed there instead of return'
ing home.
Bicycle tubes ana castings vulcan.
lied. TrtStato Auto Garage. -Adver.
tisement
sherwocd's. the harness shop OF
Keokuk. ADV.
The Wabash railway is sendins
out notice that effective November i,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-10

the federal court at st. Louis that
tho case which DR.. Herman n. Stempel
brought against the O'Brien- Worthen
company for an infringement of the
patent on a dental suction cup which
the plaintiff has invented has been
dtcided in favor of the plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-10

THIS city and has many friends here
who viii be glad to hear OF his pro-
motion.
Buy lap robes at Sherwood's
ADV.
Gem City: Notice was received
in Fort Madison Friday morning from
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-10

E. R. Terry, formerly chief clerk at
Kansas City became local freight
agent for the road at Kansas City,
succeeding R. L. Milton who has been
appointed superintendent OF termin-
ais. Mr.. Terry is a former Keokuk
boy. son-in-law OF e. B. Camp OF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-10
CITY NEWS.

Millinery sale at our new location
- MAIN KARL up-to-date Millinery.
LOUIS scott and Elizabeth coz ),
young coiored couple, were married
YESTERDAY afternoon by Justice Lem.
decker. jasper H. McKeehan and
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-18
FINDS SCHOOLS
In FINE SHAPE
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT Ora.
HAM INSPEcTS ALL WEEK
IN THIRD DISTRICT.

County Superintendent Graham is
at his Office for the first time since
Monday having spent the four days
intervening in an inspection of the
schools of the third district. The
superintendent visited nearly dozen
schools in the four days that he was
out and stated today that he was
very much pleased and encouraged
at the work that is being done by
the schools. The attendance is good
and the interest among the pupils
is marked. The teachers, he said,
were alert and enthusiastic and were
giving their best attention to the du-
ties of their responsible positions.
1t is Mr.. Graham's purpose to contin-
ne his visits to the schools until all
of them shall have been inspected.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-18
County Judge of Maury County for Quarterly Ending
on September 3Oth, 1912

wopu County Maury County, Sitting at
It's ocober Term
GENTLEMEN beg eave to submit the following
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-18
LIBRARIES
GIVEN OUT
SECTIONS SENT HERE FROM
STATE LIBRARY ALL IN HANDS
OF THE SCHOOLS.

Superintendent Graham has turned
over the different sections of the
state library sent here by the state IL
brarian, one section to Moore Insti-
tute, one section to Mcdowell and
one section to Leftwich, and one Sec
tion to Ettaton.
There we're six sections originally
and the other two will go to Mt.
Pleasant and Woodrow.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-18
WILL SPEAK FOR
ENTIRE TICKET

Bertram c. Dedman and VIM. Pee
bles win speak for the entire demo-
cratic ticket from Wilson to the leg
islative nominees, inclusive, at Left
witch Thursday night and Bryant Sta
ton Friday night.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-18
A Marvellous Escape.

my little boy had a marvellous
escape" writes p. F. Bastiams Of
Prince Albert, Cape Of Good Hope.
1T occurred In the middle Of the
night. He got a very severe attack
of Group. As luck would have n.
had a large bottle VI Chamberlain
Cough Remedy In the house. After
following the directions for an hour
and twenty minutes he was through
all danger" Sold by all dealers.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-18
ADVISED VOTERS
TO STAY OUT
GRANGER COUNTY COMMITTEE
REPUDiATEs PRIMARY AND
ISSUES STATEMENT.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Oct 1s.-The DEM
ocratic executive committee Of Gran
ger county has repudiated the Novem-
Der primary and advised the voters
to stay out Of II.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-18

The pleasant purgatiye effect pro-
duced by Chamberlain's Tablets and
the healthy condition Of body and
mind which they create make one
feel joyful. For sale by all Dealers
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-18
HONOR ROLL FIRST
MONTH OF SCHOOL
WORK THIS SESSION
PUPILS APPLYING THEMSELVES
MUCH BETTER THAN USUAL
THIS EARLY IN YEAR,
ATTENDANCE AVERAGE GOOD
All the Grades But One Represented
on the List, and large Number of
This Grade Missed by Only Small.
est Fraction.

This Grade Missed by Only Small
est Fraction.
The honor roll for the first month
of school work, which closed Friday,
Oct. IL, shows large number of
names. The pupils to get on this
rol must reach 80 or more in all stud
les and to do this naturally requires
some close application, which the pu-
pill rarely gets down to in the first
few weeks of school. The pupils,
however, are reported to be working
finer this early in the session than
usual One particular feature Is no.
ticeable, however, in this report, and
that is that every grade being taught
with the exception of the eighth, has
a representative on the list, and it is
expected that the eighth grade will
give better account at the next re-
port.
First grade Margaret Britain,
Ollie Cheek, Lucille Cook, Jaunita
Deeh, Mary Dooley, Marie Haley, Eth
ell Harrison, Carrie Harris, Irene
Lansdown, Mabel Houston McFall.
Gladys Park, Blanche Shaw, Emily
Sims, Elsie Thomas, Ernestine Tim.
mons, Fanny D. Tut, Leila May Wiz
sching, Al Brooks Alexander, Robert
Foster, AL Graham, James Hayes,
Fred Jones, Herman Mcbride, How
ard Patterson, Charley Prewitt, Tom
my Rayburn, Leatus Roberts, James
Thomas, Jasper Jernigan, John E.
Sharber.
Second grade-Sarah Cooper Bar
Der, Grace Dean, Reesie Lee Eubanks,
Josephine Foster, Willie Paul, Lucille
Shelton, Rosa Steward, Annie South
erland, Gladys Trail, Reuben Foster,
Irwin Haskell, Ray Harrison, Cliff
ford Medley. F. c. Sowell, Felix Sow
ell, Mahlon Stewart, Leslie Strong,
James Tullos.
Third Grade-Louise Brady, John
ME M. Bennett, Annie M. Cathey, Pol
ly Cherry, Rena Harris, Mary Nor
gan Haley, Frances Hayes, Mary L.
Lansdown, Mamie Mulligan, Mary
Orman, Gertrude Park, Nell Page,
Olivia Peyton, Florence Primm, Mon
tine Roberts, Annie B. Smith, Char
lotte Voss, Howard Moore, Ben w.
Jackson.
Fourth grade-Lillie May Lowell,
Maude Gillian, Sarah Jones, Susie
Roberts, Bertha Williams, Leonard
Spencer, Maynard Spencer.
Fifth Wesley Compton,
Earl Hayes, James Porter, Edward
Turner, John Edwin Voss, Anna May
Nina Ruth Hayes, Sarah Nc
Candless, Virginia Sowell, Isabelle
Vaughan.
Sixth grade-Annie Louise Shar-
Der, Ruth Shelton, Eugenia Jackson,
Charlotte Gartner, Gilmer Greenlaw
Seventh Eleanor Barber,
Clara Dooley, Pattie billiard, Leslie
McCarty, Lorelle Scotch, Elsie
Sims, Rachel Wolf,
Eighth grade-Leonard Pratt.
Ninth grade-Ruth Burns, Marga-
ret Hardison, Dovie Journey, Annie
L. Speed, Lalia Tolty, Eddie voss,
Earl Gailbreath.
Junior-Monte Mcdaniel
Seniors Mary Cooper Boyd. Mao
mi Estes, Eva Gilbert, Lula Hardy,
Lillian Shelley.
Average attendance, including tar
diness, in the grammar grades. as
follows:
Fifth grade, $3.50 per cent; sixth
grade, $3.50 per cent; seventh
grade, 96.6S per cent.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-18
QUARTERLY REPORT OF ]. |. M'KMGHT|'


0llhDTIDIv DIunDT ne MvulnllT
UlIHNIINlI HlIUNI Iii H. i. IN hVHIII
- $500
County Judge OF Maury County for Quarterly Ending
-. .o.o
va ocP'SMOei JUN, A11z
,..,
10 ne "p ' eoai' u nauy oouh'' tennessee snunS at
It's october Term, 1912:
LEVITT EmrN hoo So. ~ ..n.u,.
~ 80 = " y ~ '0 ion'"iAe iepoi'
to'"it;-
warrants AS follows durino tho ,.s oror+ar
Gu. rterly Attendance. ......a - - ..s 81 m
circuit Cour4 Costs 1900 ~ ess 5o
Poor House. - sac OK
Jurors ..... . ........ ......' . - - VI 442
al - .. Ala "a
Paper Coars Charity . ~. .... ...... $40 81
Work House - . . 1875
rotal s,o 75o ss
The Ordinary is divided as folows-
Salaries Of Comfy ofces s227s 7t
bridges . " 5ss o.
Election g. Registration - s52 4s
Roads Rights Of Way etc . - SEQ
prning E staionarv $500 $3.50 $500 %, 40
County Court CLERKS Costs non M
Court rouse EXPENSES Coal Ice etc etc xxi "a
nisnfectents Bugekller etc 400 90
Tntoroe+ on County nebt . " - .5om
Health Deparment - 600 90
N,sco,aneons 80 ~ 1es "a
"''''.''.''. - " - " = " - -.
The orsnarv warrants issned are .s follows. - ~ "
7so u T na,;s 1s davs Roard 81 EouaIizanon s2m
W. George suthAR ARID A. cn1eoka " " ,o- oo
II. pn+ par+ :, pon row1av,s salary csoo
77s R b., coweyNpart sal aarr 1919 " " ZOO
7r webh wIlams-Part Ron cowlevs salary - 5000
w c,ennpart Ron cow,ev,s salary ~ 45I
w row,or port Ron coueva salary 1000
-7o w vonng prd.e co-pr;dge a. Cureoka as2 90
7o 1assa ovoror-ao davs BOARD Of Foualzation 5000
100 D uo,r,s-part Rem cowlevs salary HANNAH . 5000
-oo uo.a,.on urahtI,r,hor ,or Iefuich prdse
700 nvor Goa. q wood Coca, for Court House 2ss45
100 r. wahs q parks 70 Printing E Stationery as15
7a5 Marshall Bruce co-prning stationery -. - !. 1900
7os cortins Chemical co-engkirer dsinfectents 10000
oOo D straa. = "a snnnlies for Court House 41o
ooo mn naa,o c,nn,;as tor tho Court House
eo7 c,1rmhi, Harald co-prntine etc - - 1925
ono ,nurn no..oora. pr,ntng eto $500
o., Cothan protbars- Attention 10 Clock ,5oo
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-07-31

Lake, and friend, Mrs. Peterson, of
Nebraska, spent Sunday at the G. ].
Anderson home.
Chas Dobbert returned home from
Sioux City this week with three pas
senger Ford car. which he purchased
of the Iverson-Johnson Auto company.
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson visited her
friend, Miss Ida Moline, at OdebOlt
over Sunday.
Those in attendance at the chautau-
qua from this place were as follows ::
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Corn and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newcom, Mrs.
Frank Dozark, James Fleming and Sis
tiers. Mary and Nellie.
Mr., Seth Anderson came home from
Odebolt Sunday for visit.
Miss STEINER, of West Side, visited
her friend, Miss Jessie Fleming. for
"a few days this week.
Mrs. Gust Peterson and daughter
stopped at Boyer Thursday on their
way to Denison.
Miss Evelyn Johnson went to kiron
Friday to visit her grandparents over
Sunday.
Lewis Erickson and Miss Nellie Mel
son went to Odebolt Tuesday, where
They attended chautauqua and visited
lat the home of c. NJ Graham.
Mrs. Andrew Dozark and son, Lloyd,
and Mrs. Frank Corn and children,
Naomi and Albert, attended the chau-
|tauqau at Denison Thursday and Wis
tied at the c. P. Lorenzen home.
David Anderson and sisters, Tilda,
Emma and Elizabeth. spent Tuesday
in Odebolt, where they attended the
chautauqua.
Mrs. Julia Nelson and daughters,
Edna and Tina, are expected home
from their trip in the east this week.
Joe Anderson attended chautauqua
lat Odebolt Tuesday.
Misses Alice and Anna kulberg
went to Lunyon last week to visit
with relatives and friends for some
| time.
Herman Beckley and Miss Naomi
Beltz spent Sunday at the Beckley
home.
Hlmer and Earnest Kulberg and sis
tiers, Alice and Anna, an dcOusln, Al
ia, attended chautauqua at Odebolt
| Tuesday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-07-31
!: HAYES NEWS.
!.
:. !. ). \ \ \ :: !: : :. ! !. !. :. \ :.

Gallagher Brothers shipped cal
load of cattle to Chicago last Satur
day, Will going in charge.
Quite number of Hayes young PEG
ple attended the West Side dance Sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hannemann ant
daughter, Glennie, were Manning Wis
itors last Friday.
John Petersen is sporting a new
buggy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Lohrman ant
son, Willie, were visiting at the JONI
Asmus home Friday.
Tom Meehan was transacting bust
ness in Denison last Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Sievers and Mrs. Henr!
Dohse, of West Side. visited at the
Herman jain home Monday.
Louie Lohrman was Denison bus
mess visitor last Saturday.
Hans and Hattie Voss visited theil
brother, Carl, and wife last Sunday.
Raymond Smith, of Kansas City, Wis
tied last week at the Fred FitZslm
mons home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Whiting and chill
dren attended chautauqua in Denlsol
Sunday.
Mary and Vincent Launderville Sun
dayed at the Pat Bierne home.
Mrs. Mary Slater and Mrs. George
Slater and children visited at the w
H. Brockelsby home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cousins ant
Miss Allie Brockelsby attended the
chautauqua in Denison Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. L. Osterlund spen
Sunday at the Rob Hawley home.
Mrs. Kate German returned to he1
home in Kansas City Saturday afte1
a three months visit with her sister
Mrs. VIM. Launderville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brockelsby hat
family reunion Sunday. All OF the
children and grandchildren were pres
ent. They were: Mr. and Mrs. re
Brockelsby and children, OF Atlantic
Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bockelsby anc
children, of Vail; Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
McDermott and children, Mr.. ant
Mrs. VIM. Brockelsby, Of Manila, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. ELISE BrOckelsby, o
Hayes.
Pat Gallagher, wife and son, LeRoy
Sundayed at the Rob Hawley home.
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County Attorney Klinker was down
rom Denison Monday on official bus.
mess.
Mrs. Charles Horn and children re-
turned to their home at Omaha Sun
atives.
Mrs. w. X. Johnston, of Cordova
lIll, has been visiting her cousin, Mrs
NJ. H. Blanding, the past week.
turned to her home at Denison aftn
spending several weeks with her sis
tier, Mrs. J. R. Best.
S. A. Dow and Harry Huntington
were in Woodbine Snn".al3HHx.
Mrs. Leslie Poitevln was hostess tC
the Priscilla club last Thursday. The
ladies were invited out to IL o'clock
dinner an dthey report an excellent
repast and a most enjoyable time.
Fred Coleman took a trip to Oma
ha Friday.
The work on Herman Lazerus' new
mouse is progressing nicely and will
be pushed to completion as soon as
possible.
Medford Rudd came Sunday from
Wayne, Neb.. for visit with numer
Gus young friends here.
Last Saturday night A. S. Palmer
who lives four miles north of town
tried to do harm to his family while
under the influence of liquor. An Of
ificer was called to the scene of the
trouble and took Mr.. Palmer in
Icharge. He was brought to Dow City
and placed in the Jail. On Monday he
was brought before the proper author
lily, where he plead guilty to the
charge against him. He was given a
fine, which he promptly paid, together
with the costs, after which he return
ed home in meeker spirits than he
came.
Chris Vollerson has employed Jay
Baber as helper in the place OF Pau
Ahrens. who leaves to run the dray
business.
Miss Hattie Hargens, of kimba(l
u.s., D.. who had been visiting at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. An
ma Doser, returned to her home last
"Wednesday.
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The Misses Nelson and Fleming at
tended the chautauqua at Denison on
Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Winsy and son, Ed
ridge, of Deloit, are visiting the for
mer's sister. Mrs. Geo. Newton.
John Fleming and sisters, Margar'
Of and Jessie. attended the chautau'
qua at Denison Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Ellis and daugh
ter, Prudence, left last week for Wis
consin to visit relatives for some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Meyers and chill
dren went to Denison Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dierson anc
Miss Anna Dobbert drove down from
Early Saturday evening for visit al
the home of their mother, Mrs. Frank
Dobbert.
Miss Esther Anderson went to Den
ison Friday to attend the chautauqua
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Johnson, OF wall