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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-03-13
SOCIAL NOTES,

A number of the ladies of the Re
bekahs surprised Mrs. Bolton las
Tuesday afternoon. They carried wei
filled baskets of good things and
served fine supper. The Rebekahs
are strong and growing order in the
city and Mrs. Bolton as Noble Grand
holds firm place in the affections Of
the members.
Miss Lillian Garrison was chairman
of the S. S. meeting Tuesday evening
and a dengn.---- session was held.
The D. A. RS met in regular ses.
sion Win Mrs. Ferguson Monday even
ing. A pleasant meeting was held
and light refreshments served.
On last Thursday afternoon Mrs,
Rohwer and Mrs. John Cook enter
tanned about thirty ladies at a mis-
sionary tea. A very pleasant after.
noon was spent at the Rohwer home
and a delicious two-course luncheon
served.
MIS-. w. j. McAHfeu' gave dill elt'
giant dinner for number of relatives
Sunday.
Mrs. j. B. Romans will entertain
the Coffee club Thursday afternoon.
Penelope will meet with Miss Grace
Meyers next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Vcss royalty entertained thc
p. E. O.'s last Friday. The afternoon
was devoted to the making of curtains
to be given to the Denison hospital
and at 6 o'clock very elegant supper
was served, after which the annual
election of officers was held.
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An excellent group picture of the
Denison high school basketball team
appeared in Iowa and Nebraska Sun
day papers. Denison is making a rec
ord for itself in basketball and expects
to try for the state championship.
Miss Ruby Addenbrooke, of Chicago
arrived in Denison Sunday evening
to assume her position as assistant
trimmer in the BaHe-Brodersen mil
merry department for the coming seas
on.
Buy a ticket for the declamatory
contest at the first opportunity. If
no one calls on you, that means they
were sure you would go and buy one
yourself. Tilt
Mr.. w. G.. Rolls was up from Dow
City Thursday transacting business
and calling on his many Denison
friends. While in the city Mr.. Rolls
made the Review office pleasant call
Oscar Benecke, of the J. B. Romans
Hardware company, went TO Sioux
City this morning, where he will en-
ter hospital and undergo an opera,
ton.
John Nehls went to Council Bluffs
today where he will act as jurymas
in the March term of the federal
court.
f. H. Randall and Miss Helen
Chandler, of Cedar Rapids, visited at
the G.. S. Randall home over Sunday.
DR.. L. M. Coon was an over-Sunday
visitor at Arion.
A good blend of coffee Csc per
pound. J. B. Lyon. Tilt
Alva DANIELS spent Sunday at JET
ferson visiting friends.
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Socialist Ticket Named.

The socialist party in the city hello
a caucus at the city hall Tuesday
evening. About fifty were in attend
ance. The following nominations
were made:
Mayor-Peter Andersen.
Demonstrations Harthun.
Assessor-Fred Precht.
Aldermen at Large. S. Melton,
G. F. Prasky.
1st ward-George w. Ahart.
I'd ward-William Buddie.
Sd ward-Geo. w. Walker.
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Continued from Page One.)

brought him into closer touch with the
voters who will have to decide the
senatorship at the June primary. In
the evening Mr.. Young was the guest
of Mr. c. L. Voss at dinner, after
which he became acquainted with
many of our business men at the Com
mercial club rooms.
The Denison speech was the. 171st
address Mr.. Young has delivered since
entering upon his senatorial campaign
The talks have taken him into every
county in the state, and have made him
personally known to hundreds of thou
sands of Iowa people. If he made as
good an impression elsewhere as he
did here and there is no reason to be
| leve that he has not, this very &C
workmanship will make him a form
liable candidate.
The Des Moines Capital, of which
he is editor has a daily circulation OF
more than 10000 and it may confident.
ly be counted that many of these
readers are his friends and advocates.
He is certainly one of the great men
of Iowa, and he is the most enthus.
iastic prophet of greater Iowa that
the state has ever had.
The following trustees and road
superintendent were present:
Boyer-W. A. Davie John T. Hanigan
Hans knudson, John Drummer, A. G.
Houston
Jones, julius Jacobs VIM Mas.
Hayes-J. c. Thiedeman, J: F. VIM
,Jahn, Fred Fitzsimmons G.. A. Barton
Herman Christians T. ]. Petersen, Hen
~ Friday.
stockholm-Gus Anderson, John P
Anderson, Emil Anderson, Joseph John
son, J. a. Pithan.
otter c1sstHenTX P Miler Marty
Sewers Bernard Evers.
Willow. G. Nelson.
Union-Martin b. Conroy, A. A. Fishel
John Gibson.
Jackson-Joe Dozark, G. L. Novotne
Lock McCarty, James Dozark.
West Side-P F. Lynch, Emil NOvot-
ne. AXel Linburg., Frank F. Brown:
Neutrality-suspicious. Rath, VIM. Bert
Ailford-Pat Meade, J. NJ Childress
Thos. Hutchinson, Raymond Newcom.
Hanover-t'red Jeschke, Frank Meg
gers, r. Guessing, VIM. Gehring.
Denison-Wm kruthoff, r. II. Fin.
East Boyer-L:: F. Mesenbrink, l. v
Corey, Frank Wulf.
Goodrich-Chris Groth, p. F. Peter
sen, John b. Taylor.
Paradise-E: f. Granger, Henry Pet
ersen
Morgan. r. Jensen, Detlef Laum-
bach.
Soldier-.Iohn Eek, Henry Clausen, p
W. Johannsen, d. Engleking, August
Prenke
East Boyer-Tom Hassett, John Hen
ricksen.
Paradise-John vat, VIM. Vogt.
Morgan-Johan Lorenzen.
Denison-R. G. Baer, Matt Hugg, Ben
FOdderberg.
Goodrich. VoSS
washington-J G. Grief.
Willow-F. l.. Shirtcliff.
Hayes-John kearney.
Stockholm-E. n. SandStrOm
Charter Oak. H. Riessen.
Jackson. Mccullough.
1ulford-Jas. T. Byrnes.
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EXPLANATORY CONTEST FRIDAY
CONTINUED from Page One)
Oratorical Glass.

OratoricaI Glass.
CromwelP'-Albert HIATT, OnaWa
Duet, Silent Night" by Geo. B. Nevin
Alma and Edna Wright.
Dramatic Glass.
"A Daughter of the South, Ida
Goetz, Rockwell City.
"Belshazzar the King
Head, Jefferson.
"Roselind's Surrender"-Beth Lehman
Lake City.
"The Death Disk"-Leta Straight,
Fonda.
"Spinning Song" High School Girls
Glee Club.
Humorous Glass.
Peter Sorghum in Love"-Berenice
Bergren, Webster City.
"Plupy's Debating Society"-Paul Cas-
well, Denison.
AN Abandoned ElOpement Hazel
Navity, Glidden.
Bridal Chorus from "The Rose
Maiden"-Mixed Chorus from High
School.
Decision of the judges, Supt. F. w.
Hicks, Ames, chairman.
Judges: Supt. f. w. Hicks, Ames,
Chairman; Prof. w. r. Raymond, Iowa
State College, Ames; Supt. S. w.
Johnson, Dunlap.
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The Majestic theater announces the
engagement of Will F.. Newlan, band
master of the celebrated NeWlan Con-
cert band, which is featured at many
of our best chautauquas, for Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Formerly Mr..
Newlan was soloist in Pryor's band,
Be Baugh's band and several others.
each program. Admission 10 and 15c.
11-1t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-03-13

Denison was again visited by ten
inch snowfall Sunday night and all
day Monday. Little wind accompanied
the snowfall, therefore there are nc
large drifts so good sleighing has been
renewed. Farmers are jubilant over
the prospects of an early spring with
sufficient moisture to insure bumper
crop.
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Observation-Disclosures.

A pretty home wedding was solemn
lied last Wednesday, March 9th, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Hutchinson, Of Mil
ford. Center. The contracting parties
were Miss Florence S. HUTCHINSON and
Mr.. Charles Harry Anderson, Of this
city.
At 2 o'clock the bride and groom,
attended by Miss Emma Anderson,
sister of the groom and Mr.. Marion
Hutchinson, brother of the bride, en-
tered the parlor to the strains of a
beautiful wedding march played by
Miss Lottie Vennick. The Rev. S. l..
Eddy performed the ceremony which
united these estimable young people
for life.
The bride was most becomingly at
tired in a gown of salmon colored chit
fon over white silk and carried bou-
quet of brides roses. After the cere-
mony sumptuous dinner was served,
the table being decorated with smilaX
and fern leaves.
The bride is young lady of re.
finement and possesses many good
qualities, and is we'll fitted for the
new duties which she has assumed.
The groom is we'll and favorably
known in this locality. He is young
man of good habits, is energetic and
no doubt will make success in the
profession that he has chosen.
Many beautiful present were re-
ceived by the happy young couple,
consisting of china, cut glass and lin
en-, in addition to substantial check
presested to the bride by her parents.
Only the immediate friends and rel
atives of the contracting parties were
present at the ceremony. Those from
a distance were: Mrs. X. w. Dawson,
of Oklahoma City; Mrs. Woods Long
and Mr.. Will Hutchinson, of Milan,
ILL.,, and Miss Lottie Vesnick, of Ma
nilla. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson left on
the evening train from Vail for Des
Moines, where they will remain for
a few days visiting. After their re-
turn they will be at home on farm
of Mr.. Anderson's which is located
southeast of Deloit.
The Review joins the many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson in wishing
them happy and prosperous life.
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$1,256.S4
Mrs. H. A. Carpenter,
Treasurer D. +. w. G..
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Denison wants a place on the dis
trict declamatory contest at Rockwell
City. Your presence at the opera
house Friday evening of this week
will help. Reserved seats 25c. Tilt
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-03-13

A small blaze at the S. P. Jacobsen
bakery on Broadway called out the
fire department last Saturday after
noon about l o'clock The fire de-
partment rushed to the scene of the
fire and it was not long before the
blaze was under control. A bad chin
ney was the cause of the fire. Not
much damage was sustained.
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CARRIER can make you a set of teeth
that you can eat with; also can do all
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Satisfaction guaranteed. Office over
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Role of Honor.

Under this heading will appear
each week the names of the donors
to the Denison hospital. Is your name
written there?
F. w. Meyers ............... S 1000
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For Sale.

About IA good Duroc Jersey sows
eligible to record; bred to farrow in
April and May. Cheap if taken soon.
T. ]. Giblin. Phone 5.E. 8-tf
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The Omaha World-Herald, in speak
ing of J. V. Barborka, who appeared
on the program with harp solo dur
ing the convention of the Nebra ska
jewelers. association, had the follow
ing to say:
81. V. Barborka, a jeweler of Deni-
son, Iowa, introduced as the son of
the retired jeweler of Iowa City, who
built the watch movement, as ap'
prentice, that he still carries on his
hand, and built the latest big clock in
the Omaha federal building, gave a
harp solo and responded with encores,
again thrilling his hearers"
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GIVE 500 TO HOSPITAL.
City Federation of Woman's Clubs
Hold Meeting, Elect Officers and
Donate Money to HOSPITAL,

Donate Money TO hospital.
The City Federation OF Woman S
clubs held it's last meeting of the year
at the club room Saturday afternoon,
March 9th. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Mrs. J. B. Romans, reelected president
Mrs. Jacob Sims, reelected Recording
Secretary.
Miss Hilda Brodersen-Corresponding
Secretary.
Miss Susan Craft-Treasurer.
After the election other business
came before the meeting. 1t was de-
cided to give 500 to the Denison hos
pital. The ladies feel that we cannot
do without the hospital and by giving
this money they will help the good
cause along. It may be that Mr.. Fran
els Gable, formerly of Denison, will
consent to give lecture for the bene-
fit Of the hospital. Mr.. Gable has a
very good lecture which will no doubt
please all who attend.
The federation also looked over the
attractions offered by two different
lecture course bureaus, but have not
yet decided upon the program for next
year. The lecture course this year has
been very successful and the ladies
feel encouraged to take mp the work
again for another year.
The Denison Federation of Woman's
clubs does things. The report of their
treasurer, given below, shows what
they have been doing in the past year.
II an opportunity comes at any time
for you to lend them a hand, do so,
for in doing SO you are helping Deni-
son.
Below we give the treasurers re-
jort for the year 1911-12:
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Buy ticket for the declamatory
contest at the first opportunity. II
no one calls on you, that means they
were sure you would go and buy one
yourself. Tilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20

ro,i. Smashed away into the darkness.
ro,r,,y had given bachelors dinner in San Jose ,,
o tSc NIGHT before and he 4woke rather late IN ms
Ssar5o to @2 his r 3SSo %se to trunks 5s"
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the rc,ns over Daisy flank Then an indignant Vcn&e-
70 the jade image on the wndowsill Gimme back 10
Geo.. he commanded. "That god no like folks TOO
muchcc higatonc"
Mr.. Aardycc seized the carved idol and tossed II
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tucked the outraged god under his forearm and Siood III
evil
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III get bite there and drive back here IN time to change
Whatever Tommy was intending to fix was never
explained but he cankcd up his car with great energy
and prepared for a flying trip: To Bung' VINO was was
lettering curiously near, hoe handle thrust into the
leg of his gum boot Tommy said:
aBrng you'd better wash up and change your clothes
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soon as YOU re dressed drive over 10 ok Ding and get
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
NEW MINISTER ASSUMES
DUTIES IN THIS CITY

Rev. I.uciue n. Reed. recently
called 40 Albuquerque as pastor Of the
church here. mas ar
rived ln the city and today assumed
his new duties. Rev Mr.. Reed Is an
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a graduate OF the rheologieal semin-
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W., aud hyde Park. Masg Rev Mr..
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que having spent year here ln a.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

tlon amongst the Thousand and thou
sands os shrlners IN Los Angeles yes
terday and today. following the first
presentation OF the wonderful Indian
dances Of the Patrol last night at the
Shriners' Auditorium.
The Albuquerque men went through
The complicated movements OF the
various dances without hitch and
hundreds OF spectators believed they
were genuine red men until the final
Stunt when the mobiles. wrapped In
their blankets. re-entered with their
faces pale again and after singing a
unique little song 90 the tune OF my
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

after voliey Of applause. Never heard
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
TIETZEb WINS RELAY RACE
AT lgB SEI,EdyrO UANCUf

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gained the ground lost and passed his
man by five feet, making a good pass
TO Wright. who raa well ia the lead,
winning by q wide margin. Tietgels
running was a feature OF the race.
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NORA COUNTY DEMOCRATS
ON RECORD FOR cLAR

Especial Telegram ~ the lierRld.l
Santa Fe N. M, May 0.-~strone
resolutions were adopted by the
Democrats OF Mora county al their
convention May 6. the convention Ia
structlng iSs delegation to the state
Democratic convention at Clovis for a
Champ CLARK delegation 70 baltimore
Tie resolutions were as follows.
Resolutions.
We. the Democrats OF Mora county,
assembled re-affirmed cur allegiance
to the Democratic principles as en-
acted az the last national Democratic
convention held 40 Denver, Colo.
We endorse the able and efficient
administration Of Governor w. G, NC
Donald Bnd oil the Democratic state
officers.
We den0unco In unmeasured terms
the 0ulrAeo porpeirated on the people
Of New Mexico by the actions of The
gang senators nj Santa re. who re-
moved the Hon. Abilene Romero. the
legally elected representative Of me
people on that district ignoring ali
procedure in suah eases and without
allowing him 20 produce evidence m
bis behalf
We believe N purify IN politics, and
wish 10 call attention 10 the record hut
recently made by the Republican party
Of this state wherein % appeared ~
an Investigation recently had that sue
party leaders OF tho Republican party
including their recent nominee 70
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Los Angeles. Call May s.
The Evening Herald.
. Albuquerque. N. NJ.
Ballut Abyad Is right IN the
D front rank. You are 10 be COM
graduated on splendid Indian
D Patrol under Chief Noble Wright.
3 He n being congratulated on all
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
New Country Club Commands Magnificent
Niew Of Mountains, Mesa and Valley Crystal
Cold Mountain Water and Cool Breezes

View Recreation Resort Within Half HourA Run Of Abu.
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and Picturesque Canyons in the Range With Unequal.
led Facilities for Golf Links and Fishing in Rippng
Lakelet Ideal Place to Show Ciy's Guests Good Time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

la compliance with the statute OF
New Mexico. section !, Chapter 70,
the Continental Life Insurance ana
Investment company publishes the
following Information;
Admitted asscts ..,+t.... ft93,g99 az
Liabilities. including capital
..................... S5O.972 g3
surplus ....s......... l8.O26 40
W. "a. CUNNINGHAM,
Assistant Secretary.
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Our Mems brown Canvas low Shoes
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

The new telephone directory closes
May 10th. Parties Wishing tole-
phones or changes ~ names should
notify us az once Mountain states
telephone and Teiegraph Co.
A. y. ORAaAM.
District Manager.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
3T DELEGATES
tconsInusa nom rase ons1


cnst voto ioF president OF the
United States, u behOoves ns, as
Democrats. TO select a candidate WIN
VIII solidify the party regardless OF
personal favors. and as q Is being
more clearly demonstrated every day
that the east, west. north and south
are centering the political focus on
Champ Clark; we can make no mis-
take In instructing our delegates for
him. for In SO doing we became a
prime factor IN. selecting the winner
Ia addition TO paying the personal debt
we owe him for his faithful services
covering period OF twenty years. Ills
social life and his political record are
above feproach and being located ia
the geographical center of the United
States. enables him 10 understand the
needs og the entire people more fully
than any other candidate who Is aspir-
ing TO thespresidency.
His proven statesmanship to-
gethcr with his continued association
with the people from every locality
has made him the logical man ior the
Democrats and the popular candidate
for the common people OF all parties.
A sufficient number Of counties
have held their conventions to assure
us that the Clark delegates have held
their conventions 70 assure as that
the Clark delegates viii be IN the
saddle at Clovis.
we have mot All opposition and
the victory h ours" We as progress
sive Democrats believe that 10 the vic-
tors belong the spells and us such we
want to see TO Il that no delegated
power destroys the effect of the peo-
pies rule Therefore, this victory de-
mands that the delegates 10 the ma
tional convention be instructed 10 cast
their vote as unit first, last and all
the time for the Hon. Champ Clark
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