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The daily sentinel., 1912-09-27

Frank Preston, wife and baby al
visiting in Grand Junction and tai
ing in the fair.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-27

Miss Rosa Kellum began her
school in the Leslie neighborhood
Monday.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-27

Mrs. A. NJ. Ferguson was on the
sick list last week, but is improving.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-27

Mr.. Howell was helping D. II
RenCh cut corn the last of last week
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-27

TIE Movements Of the People of One
of Mesa County's Best Towns, and
the Happenings in the Rich Ag-
ricultural District Of Which 1t Is
the Center.
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
CHoRNSBi RIil .
tLaSt week

.aSt week.
 Anna Holland was home for Thanksgiving
 Uncle Henry Smiths are Hfng in their neW home
 Joe Bottom from Okla ema Y.s.t- ed relatives here last Meek
 John McGuteheHss have moved from VIII LitteFtllts fam to Tom Draper's
 John White and family aEe=1is- iting relatives al Grayette fer a few days
 Newt Haxton is hauling corn from his farm here to aS iarm south of Bentonyille
 The school at Brush Creek clos ed with a nice program in the af- ternoen. That night they had q party for Miss Hendriek at Philip Bells Had some good music Aunt Sarah and family have De n Y sitting Mr. Kirkland sister al Huntsville We stopped with Hoan Phillips family anl stayed sunday Certainly had file weather for our trip
 Aunt Sarah
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
HAi2iiN
Last week. )


 J IL Dobbs unloaded a ear of corn at Elm Springs last week
 W E. Fraker vas in Springda Q Wednesday transaeting business
 Eph Brown and wife visited rel atives in Springda1e satuId day | ght
 Arte Thompson went 70 Cave Springs Saturday after his teie- phone.
 Oscar McClain of Cave Spring passed through HeFe buying =fu $ last week
 A number of farmers of tfis .J- eality are arranging 70 spray their orchards this winter
 Farm E have D ea taking ad4alt- age Of tht cod veal the pa { few days to do their butgherHne.
 Charlie Winklehan iiomef lack son aad EimeH Bemsu WgFe oat from Fayetteville hunting q we k.
 Arthur Pea son aaa wife o4 oak Grove Were visiting the lattef.s par ents, Mf and Mrs N. F. Me amey last week
 Uncle Fayette Ia on has so | his farm. known as the PoIloek place southeast Of Harn al te J. c Mitchell of Fa7efte} .lle.
 Ht ii 9#HG1 tHd i'd ttAt < #zI IL F le Haywood Thompson and vie gave them q surprize dinner Thanks giving Plenty Of dinner and an enjoyable time reported
 fhe= friends and relatives ef=ebas BeaSIeY feFe Were zi5ot ked 70 2 a. Of his death at fa#lequah.- Okla , where he=had hts=I1= engaged Ia the carpenter trade IeI the past -tHo years He is survived by his 4ath- CT aHd nameroz relatises and friends Charlie aas a prominent member Of the NO W at fahle- quaha Id l O. Q r at Prairie Grove Ills remains Wefe tEeHght in Saturday aad Aferr,d zbe White Oak cemetery Sunday lie was Il dnfiful son Al honorable. np- right good man May his body rest in peara
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
Stands .Ahe al

Splendid shopping weather-get ready for Christmas,
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
CAVE SPRINGS
Last week.


 ] NJ Beard of Rogers was down one day last week on business
 Last week George Stroud sold is gro cry store to Mr Ghastain
 Walter Nivins is building neW residence on his farm one mile east of town
 Mrs. Kate Grimsley had her chimney and fireplace torn down and a flue built i'll it's place.
 \ Mr fitzgerald of Texas has moved to our town and will likely open up a photograph gallery.
 John Shaffer, our central man got in $l50.00 worth of telephones and other phone fixtures last week.
 Henry Glass and two other gen- tlemen left Monday morning for q few days outing buying hides and hunting.
 Fhe R. R people have filled up a part of tie bridge just west Of town and also part of the bridge it Healing Springs.
 Jeff Sharp Of Elm Springs bought a house and two lots from Henry Glass. Perry Phillips and wife are living in Jeff's house at present.
 The K. C. & M. people moved the steam shovel last week to the ford cut just west of Cave Springs. ]. A Hines is the night watch at the steam shovel.
 James Sturdy sod his butcher shop last week to George Smith of nea1 Springdale and Mr Smith and family moved to the ] N Beard house just "a ated by Jasper Beard.
 Jasper Beard and family, a son Of ]. NJ. Beard who Was associated Niht his father in the evaForator al this place the past season. moved last week back 10 his farm oyer near Gentry.
 M. Peters Of Christie, Oklaho= ma, moved his family to Cave Springs and are living in the house just va ated by Bert Mage- Aee Mr Peters expects 10 buy ties and cordWood.
 Henry Smith is saving hard lam= Der now. He has one mill up north Of Cave Springs on Bill Phillips land and also ole over dt his soa, John Smith George Wright has q saw mill down on Ed Hughes farm.
 Died. a feN days ago. Ars ! A Luna, living about 2 miles east ef Cave Springs and was buried tt Goad Springs She had been an invalid for several years. Her hus- band and six children survive her. and sine als3 leaves three brothers. J IL. D. F and R. L. Beard. to mourn her death.
 John Penn
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
SPRING VALLEY
Last week

Last week.
 The pie supper for the benefit of the school natted s34 65
 Mrs C. NJ N Parker, of Rog CTS, visited in the Valley this week
 Walter Clayton and family of Springdale visited with Mrs Van winkle and family last week.
 Thanksgiving exercises by the school were eredtable success. Prof Baggett and his pupils are 10 be congratulated
 The Baptist church at this place is nearing completion and will he q handsome structure Dedication services. We are told. will be hc q the first Sunday in January, 1913. A splendid song service will he rendered, and appropriate sermons delivered All are cordially il- Yited to be present.
 Why can't We have a working to put the road from J. N 1oger s The ladies could provide a spiend- id dinner on the ground, and all the farmers could turn out with teams and the boys could Ee on hand with picks and axes. the sup ervisor could have the township road tools there, and regular jol- ification could ensue and good road result with but ole day s work Zl can't go. but I'll pay a good hand to represent me. Do l get second to the motion? Throw politeness away and all speak at once Let's show what We can dc for our own benefit
 Celsns
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
GOSHEN
Last eek

Miss Bessie Blake visited her par ents Sunday
 John Neill of this place and Miss Grace Smith of Futile were married Sunday afternoon
 Dr Hanna moved last week into the house vacated hy Geo Byrd on Ashley Clark 5 farm
 The committee fs getting along nicely Bfaeticing on the program for the Christmas tree
 Miss Maude Phillips is spending the week with her sister Mrs Ed. Walker of near Fayetteville.
 Miss Glytie Clark came out from Fayetteville last week to spend few weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ashley Clark
 Miss Eula Clark, who is attend Hg the Fayetteville High School spent Thanksgiv'ng with her par ents, Mr and Mrs Fiery Clark
 C. E.Byrd, whose wife died two weeks ago. is selling off his stock and household goods getting ready To go te Tennessee where he 8ill make his home with relatives
 A large crowd attended the pie supper at this place Thursday night The proceeds of the supper We're S377. .45. Miss Mamie DarnelI Was voted the prettiest girl, the eake bringing $25.25
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
IsRIGHTW ATER
Last week ]

Thanksgiving day was spent very quietly in our vicinity
 Mir. and Mrs Bob Brown visited Sunday at Central with Mrs Browns mother and father, Mr and Mrs Eli Shepherd
 Will Lynch has moved from Brightwater back to his beautiful country home out ar Garfield.
 Rev Lee of Avoea has been hold ing a revival at Liberty, with eH- ly one addition to the church, Jes- se Roney.
 Buddie Smith and son Of sprtns= dale made business Hip last week 10 Bright#atef anu while here cati= ed on Mr=4N5H Mayfield.
 We will have a Gbr4st.a a. tree at BrightWater il not prevented Etz cry one has an invitation to eome and bring some one prese mt.
 Miss JaHjt Hardio~ and afa- John Scott drove oyer to AFO Gae day last week and ai ell the day visiting With Mrs Billie Dean. Mss 5anies sister
 Brightwaeef friends Of Miss Grace Ballard of California. last week fe= eeived he anaouncemeHt of htr ~ed ding December 1 10 q young man {n California
 Miss Alice Green aHd T tr Keil= CT. of Fl Smith, were mar ried last week and took dinner with Eva Rice while on their 8ed= ding tour ta St i.da5=
 Br Spafkman of SPHinsdaie 8as called laztZAeHdaE ta tHe home az Ira Grimes WHo had taken very sa44- dealv III With pneumonia fever ht ganpr.IaI Ha5up nicely
 Ne attended the tH4al al the school building at Garfield of Char :. Cox and We have net seen 70 large crowd lately as %as present. Fhere was nef sufficient evidence =se= cured against Charlie Zte eonszeI him Of the FharEe ot the murder ef hia wife and he wa felea S.d
 Wm Nichols took his family and Miss Anna on a joy trip over near Goville to Jodn Patterson < Sa urdas week returning Monday Nhtle coming through Rogers Mr Nichols urchased i new Springfield wagon and Mrs Nichols q nice glass front safe We can't teH which is wear ing the broade7t smile.
 There is some Slekness iE our Fl= enity Hollis Noltz is just reeoY- ering from TWO weeks spell with chicken pox Grandma Springer had a severe attack of Rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. Dix nave been on the sick list this week but are better. Little John Roney has pneumon q quite bad and Mrs Helton Rad r Aas beau #H#Iling eeetN n4ornil fer S5Ms time
 Mrs. Mann has returned home again from couple of weeks ya a- ton. spending Th8pkz4l4iug Wtth her daughters Mrs Thomas Ruddiek and Mrs. Esta Wilks of Garfield. Mrs Mann is one of our dressmakz CTS and there are some of our lad les who contemplate having new suits for Christmas glad of her re turn as well as glad to see her smiling face in it's place again.
 Tonsy Tuefa
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
Coughing at Night

One bad cough can keep the whole family awake at night Phil Diserneau, Sehaffer, Mich, says T could not sleep on account of q bad cough, and was very weak. used Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound and soon the cough left and slept sound1y all night W. C. 0Nnbep
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
CANE, HiiI5
Last eek-t


 Miss Emma Etter is spending this Week with relatiYt on Fly Creek
 Miss Clara =Pyeatt cane down from Fayetteville to spend Thanks 1 giving
 Mrs. Florence Moo7e.s children visited their gfal draleAts near Nj. l Comfort
 Gene Richmond of eltde has ear l ly completed his Hew residence just south of town.
 Miss SaHie Red is spending this week with her sister and famf- ly on Ely Creek
 Mss Lizzie Red and Fay rox of Clyde Jeff Saturday for Gfaremore, Ok. where they will spend some time visiting their uncle and fami lies. Fred and Ken Freeman
 Thanksgiving was observed here by the town, and country around as well Services were held at the college chapel and a large per cent of our people attended.
 \ Mrs Faulkner, who Is Uncle Bn9 Dalap's oldest sister, was bur ried here Saturday Her home has been for some time iH Eureka Springs She was taken to Si- Ioam Springs 10 one of her sisters where she died of paralysis.
 The church at Clyde has just been completed. Booth Gamnball, our painter. finished painting II Saturday It is real nice house and that community surely deserves much credit for erecting such nice building
 Among those who spent Thanks giving here were Mir and Mrs Fount Earle and family Of Fayette- vile. Mr. and Mrs r l. AcColloeh and family. Mr and Mrs 0rville Reed of l.ineoln, and number Of others who live in tie country near here
 Mir. and Mrs Mike Rinehart of Dayton, Washington, are here wis ting relatives. They will stay some time and viii return by way of Los Angeles and other GaHfoHn- ia points Mr. Riuehart iS Hat= i've of this country and falks like returning here Ill the Il af fntufe and locating.
 Lee Rinehart and family who came here some time ago to spend the winter. Were called 10 the5f home in Dayton Washington, by the serious illness of their nephf N They started last Saturday Ms Binehart mother, Mrs. Sarah King, who also was here. returned home with them
 The wedding bells as We predict ed surely have been ringing in this community since our last communi= cation On Thursday Of last week tThanksgivingl Prof 0 F. Thomn- son, principal of the Cane Htll schools. and Miss Daisy 0swalt of Gravette were married at Grayette. On Wednesday evening before i Thanksgiving D Moore and Miss Myrtle Mcclellan, both of this place We're united in marriage in the Southern Presbyterian Church by the Rev Bradshaw The e eas- ion was a very beautiful one and was the cause of much comm nt. 1 On last Sunday afternoon Clem l Reed of Evansville and Miss Eva l Howard. just south of town, wefe married by the Rev l ? Crozierz This also was very pleasant at- fair They will be at home on the groom $ farm near Evansville Stands Ahead
 There is something about Hunt ! Lightning Oil that no other Haiz ment possesses. Others may Dc good, but it is surely tue best. | does all you recomend it for. and more For sprains. cuts, bruises burns. aches and pains it has no equal on earth. It stands head on my medicine shelf,
 Very truly yours.
 T. J. Brownlow.
 Livingston, Tenn.
 Poe and 50c bottles. l .l.. h.. x.t
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

II begins early. ends late, and is full of work She often has kidney trouble without knowing it. fier back aches, and she is tired and worn out Sleeps poorly, Is nerY- ous, no appetite Her bladder E. s her trouble too Foley kidn1y Pills will cure all that and make her strong and well They are the best medicine made for kidney and hlad- der disorders. ". C. OMnbey.
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
I1S{
WHITES

Sickly children need WHITES CREAM SERMIFEGE It noton- iy destroy worms. if there be any. but 1t acts as a strengtheGing ton ie in the stomach and bowels Price Poe per bottle. Sold by N c 0MnheX
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
They Always HcIn El.lerIY ee...l.

Foley Kidney Pills give jast tfe helD elderly people need to tone and strengthen theif. kidneys aHI bladder and regulate their aat r John MeMasters, stfeator. says "i teel better and stroustr than ] have for many years, afe-f. eY Kidney Pills dfd fts W C 0Anbey
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

Deep-seated coughs that resist or dinary remedies require both eX- ternal and internal Teatme nit. If you buy a dollar bottle of BAL LARD'S #HOREHOtlND= 4RlP you get the two remedies you need for the price of one There is a HER KICKS RED PEPPER POROUS fIASTER for the chest, free with each bottle Sold by w C. own= beY.
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

That the stingless bee is the pre- cursor of the singless mosquito is the earnest prayer of New Jersey people
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13

The discovery that typhoid fever is carried also hY bugs and reaches adds few more things to be swattz a6
The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
The Busy Woman's Day.

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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
Dies in Masonic Home,

Mr.. c. w. Stewart, for many years
resident of this city and county
passed away on Friday at the Iowa
Masonic Home, Boone, Iowa, where
he has been living for a number OF
years, at the advanced age of 80
years. Mr.. Stewart came TO Winnie
shiek county from Madison, Wis, in
an early day, and for a number OF
years lived near the village of Hes
per, where he owned a large tract of
land. A good many years ago he
moved to DEBORAH, and worked at
the carpenter trade, also serving as
Justice of the Peace. He leaves a
wife and three sons to mourn his
death. The remains were brought
to DEBORAH on Monday and taken to
Hesper for interment, the funeral
services being the ritualistic cere-
mony of the Masonic lodge, the De-
corah lodge in charge. Mr. Stewart
will be kindly remembered as a
good citizen and friend, and an up
right, honorable man.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
GIRL KILLED AT RIDGEWAY.
Miss Ruth Gunval. Driving HAY Fork
Horse is Fatally Injured.

A sad accident occurred near
Ridgeway last Wednesday, in which
Miss Ruth GUnval, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs George GunVal, was the
victim of an unfortunate accident
which resulted in her death on Thurs
day morning She was assisting
with the work of putting hay into
the NOW of the barn, driving the
horse which pulls up the hay fork,
when the whiffletree broke in tw
striking her with terrible force aero
the abdomen. Her bowels we :
ruptured by the impact of the biz ~
and she was so seriously injured IL ct
she passed away at three o'clo k
Thursday morning. The bereaved
parents have the sincere sympathy Of
all in their sad loss. The funeral
services were held from the home at
ten o'clock and from the Lincoln
church at eleven O'Clock.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
Holding the Boys i'm Homes.

Edward Box in the Home Prog
ress Magazine; There are two things
that held me to my home like wise,
said one of the most successful men
of the day not long ago-"to heal
my father talk at the table, so that
never wanted TO eat anywhere else
and to hear my mother read in the
evening, so that | rarely wanted to
go out Those two things in oul
home life did more to start us five
boys and girls off right than all the
education we got in school or col
lege" And all of those five boys
and girls are now men and women
prominent and effective in their diff
ferent lines OF work. Through the
most effective methods of education
there is today the indirect method
these children were sent into the
world influenced by fine home talk
and interesting home reading. And
in their soil lie the roots of true
home progress.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
Death of Former Resident.

Thomas H. Armstrong, for many
years resident of Winneshiek coun-
ty, died at the home of his daughter
Mrs. VIM. Warner, Monte Viste, Colo.
last Tuesday, at the age of 10 years,
and the remains were brought here,
the funeral being held on Friday,
with interment in the Elliotta, MINI.
cemetery. Mr.. Armstrong was born
in Ireland, and came to America
when he was two years old, and 10
Winneshiek county in 1856. He
served faithfully through the civil
war, after which he conducted farm
in Burr Oak township. His wife
died % years ago and since then
he has made his home with his son
George until two years ago, when
he went to Colorado on account OF
poor health. He is survived by three
children, George F., Burr Oak town
ship; Mrs. nellie Ward, Havre, Mon
tana; Mrs. VIM. Warner, Monte Viste,
Colo. Mr.. and Mrs. Warner accom-
panied the remains here for burial.
The deceased will be remembered as
good citizen and neighbor, and an
upright man by all who knew him.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
Woman an IncendiaPy?

New Hampton, Ia, Oct Mrs
Willetts CT Frodericka is in Jail al
Weverly, Ia. inspected of starting
the fire which burned half of Fred
ericka Monday night. Mrs Willetts
had been divorced from her husband
who owned some property in Fred
ericka, where she still made her
home. 1t is believed that she burned
this property for spite, or in order
to obtain some of the insurance.
When the fire broke out in the night
neighbors broke into her apartments
to warn her of her danger, and they
found her room saturated with kero-
sene, a can of which sat in the middle
of the floor, and found Mrs. Willetts
hiding in a corner of another room,
fully attired for the street, even TO
coat and furs, with an extra bundle
of clothing tied up.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
TWO CENTS HURTS CONSCIENCE
Decorah Man Sends That Amount to
Postoiiice Department for
Postage.

After giving personal attention to
the letter of a DEBORAH, Iowa, man
who desired to ease his mind by pay
ing the United States cents, Sec
cetary of the Treasury MacVeagh
yesterday removed the minimum OF
cents on conscience fund" contri-
buttons. The letter read:
'Onkel Sam, United States Treas
ury: Hereby l send you cents,
which / Dew you by mistake. | were
sending little article with the mail
and put a slip of writing in with.
After sum time / thought | did not
do right and regret. So excuse me. "
Washington Post, Oct. 4.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
Erecting Poultry House.

Fred Reum & Co. have torn dow
their old poultry house north OF thi.
office, which was badly damaged b.
fire last winter, and are erecting f;
new modern poultry establishment il
it's place. 1t will be 52X36, Witt
lean-to sheds, and will contain cool
ing rooms and other appliances to
make it a strictly modern poultry
house. This department of the bust
ness will be given special attention
and it is expected that large quan.
titles of poultry will be purchased
by them.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
The Cresco Carnival.

A large crowd went from DEBORAH
to Cresco Friday, TO attend the car
nival. A very large percentage OF
Our business men were there, to as
sist by their presence in making the
carnival a success and to show a
neighborly spirit. The day was an
ideal one, and the attractions were
good the free street shows, the tent
shows, the foot ball game between
Cresco and Lime Springs high schools,
and last and most important of all,
the flying machine. Peter Colovon
made short but pretty flight in his
Curtis biplane. Had there been less
wind, the flight would undoubtedly
have been a much better one.
Most of the DEBORAH people went
up by auto, although quite number
went by train. Among the DEBORAH
cars there we noticed the following ::
C. j. Weiser, Ben Bear, E. j. Curtin,
l.. b. Whitney, n. l.. Bailey, II. j.
Green, DR.. F. W. Conover, F. G.
Eastman, B. NJ. Graham, William
Noecker, w. II. Bucknell, A. Ber-
natz, A. F. Porter, Sever Olson, G.
G. Freeberg, DR.. p NJ. Jewell, f. A.
Lawson, b. o. Marsh.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
Some Fine Plums.

We are indebted to Mr.. o. O. Lo-
men of Washington Prairie for a
box of luscious plums, of delicate
flavor. picked from his orchard. He
has already sold about seventy bush
els off his trees, and if they are all
as delicious as those he brought us,
good many families are having a
feast.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09

Mrs. Paul Webbing, 316 Smith ST.,
Peoria, H., had kidney and bladder
trouble, with terrible backache and
pain across the hips. Just imagine
her condition. She further says: Il
was also very nervous, had headaches
and dizzy spells, and was fast get
ting worse when | took Foley Kidney
Pills, and now all my troubles are
cured. Foley Kidney Pills have done
so much for me | shall always rec
ommend them" Sold by K. A. Eng
r. A. Engbertson. Oct.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
EVERYBODY MUST REGISTER.
III You Live i'm DEBORAH and Want to
Vote, You Must Register
Before Election,

In another column in this paper
the official notice of the places for
registration OF voters is published by
the Mayor and Clerk. This fall
everybody living in a city of over
$500 people must register before
and places at which the registration
boards will sit in the several wards
of the city are given in this notice.
Look it up and make a note of the
matter You cannot vote in DEBORAH
unless you register.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
County Candidate Quits.

New Hampton, Ia, Oct. Pol
ieical affairs in Chickasaw county
have taken another unexpected turn
Attorney j. w. Sanduskey has re-
signed as candidate for representa-
tive, leaving Christian Saltzman, the
democratic candidate, unopposed
About a week ago, G. A. Ladwis
withdrew from the republican ticket
in favor of Attorney Sanduskey, who
had received the primary nomination
but heretofore had not asserted his
right to the place on the county
ticket. Mr.. Ladwig received the
nomination at a party convention held
in July.