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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-07
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George Cronkhite and wife ant
Mrs. McLain, of Dunlap, visited ont
day last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer NeWkirk.
Miss Louise Koenekamp came dow1
from Denison and visited few days
LIST week.
Mr.. Hoot, travelling photographer
who spent several months here las
winter, has returned and will agar
open his studio on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spence re
turned Friday from Deloit, where
they had been on account of the il!
ness of their daughter-in-laW.
]. o. Hecker went to Omaha Sat
urday to see Mrs. Hecker and Harold
He reports Harold as doing fine. He
returned on Sunday.
Dow Durant started Friday for hi:
home at Trinidad, Colo, after tel
days visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Fred Kremien went last weel
to Des Moines, where she will visi
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Da1
Daughenbaugh.
Lloyd Brake came down from knier
i'm Saturday, where he had been the
past month as relief agent on the !. G
Lloyd did his work fine on this, his
first Job, thus securing first class
rating at his work. We all knew thai
Lloyd would do it, for it was just like
him to do it that way.
Mr.. Herman Bruhm, of Spirit Lake
recently visited his cousin, Mrs. Wal
ter Cole. They had not met in four
Iteen years, and they certainly enjoyed
this visit.
| VIM. Davis came over from Charter
Oak Sunday and is again making DO"
City his headquarters.
DR., Manchester was up from Dunlap
on professional business a couple OF
times last week
Mrs. Minnie Ahart and Mrs. Tena
Seimer have returned from a :!si;
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Losch, near Buck Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Best and fam
lily went last week to Neigh, Neb., to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Leslie.
r. B. Smith spent couple of days
last week in Omaha.
Mrs. c. C. Trip, Mrs. J. N. Lee and
several others, whose names we did
not learn, were down from Arion to at
tend the funeral of their friend, Mrs
David Walters.
Mrs. George Brake went last week
to Cherokee to visit her three sisters,
| who reside there. She returned Satur
day, bringing her mother, Mrs. B. H.
Virgins, home with her.
H. c. Malone is contemplating trip
IN Conth nakOfa in the near futnre
Dave Clark shipped a car of cattle
to Chicago Saturday night and How
orth Brothers sent a shipment of
sheep to Omaha last Thursday.
Fred Wiley has been SO unfor-
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Hugo Rathje is very sick and has
been for over two weeks. The little
fellow does not get better very fast
and one of the Bielenberg twins is
also quite i'll.
VIM. Fadschild left the middle OF
last week for David City, Neb., where
he will visit his brothers.
There was no school in No. last
Thursday. Too stormy for the chill
dren to leave home.
DR.. A. D. Crewdson, of Charter Oak
made several professional visits in
this township last week.
Jurgen Prusing's small child is very
sick.
John Schwartz, Jr returned from
his extended visit with his sisters and
friends at Tampico, ILL.,, last Saturday.
Last Saturdays storm prevented
the teachers of this township from at
tending the district meeting at Schles
wig.
Bernhard Jensen, who stays with
his grandmother and goes to school.
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents.
Martin and Walter Schultz and sis.
ters attended birthday party at the
home of their sister near Ricketts, last
Thursday evening.
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Notice Of the Appointment of n,


ceiver.
STATE OF IOWA,
CRAWFORD COUNTY, IS.
In the matter of the assignment Of
George B. Smith of Denison, Crawford
County, Iowa.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that on the,
23rd day of January, 1912, George B.
Smith, of Denison, Crawford County,
Iowa, assigned to the undersigned all
his property, real and personal, for
the use and benefit of all his credit
ors in proportion to the amount Of
their respective claims. And all the.
creditors of the said George B. Smith
are hereby notified to file their claims
with me or in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court in and for Craw-
ford County, Iowa, within three.
months of the date of this notice ac-
cording to law and have the same al
flowed and ordered paid by the said.
court, or stand forever barred there
from.
Dated this Oath day of January.
1912.
4-6t. E. o. THEM.
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The revival meetings closed Wednes
day evening. 1t was one of the most
successful revivals ever held in
Arion, and much good was accom-
plished. Rev. Wanglin left for his
home with the best wishes of the PEG
pie following him.
George Huffman has gone to spend
few weeks at the home of his broth
err MILFORD, near Denison.
Evy Bearsby has gone to Carroll tc
visit his sister, Mrs. Bennett.
A large crowd of young people took
nice supper with them and surprised
Louis Galland Friday evening. A very
pleasant evening was enjoyed play
ing games.
Mr.. Berka is taking a two weeks
vacation. He and his family are Wis
iting relatives and friends.
Mrs. James Butler was DenisOn
visitor Wednesday.
Mayor Stllson went to Denison last
Thursday with petition for voting
precinct which will include Arion and
part of Paradise township. The pc
tition was signed by number of citi
Zens and the board considered il
favorably.
Riley Talcott was home for a visit
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stilson, Mr.. and Mrs
Lee, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Butler anG
Mrs. Trip went to Dow City to the
funeral of Mrs. Walters.
Wilmington Dory, Of Fontanelle, was
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. anG
Mrs. c. c. Trip.
Miss Ferne Butler returned from
Grinnell last week and after few
days visit at home went to Lincoln
Neb., where she, will compete hel
education at the university. Hell
mother, Mrs. l.. c. Butler, accompan
led her as far as Omaha.
Isaac Howorth and Chas.. Shives
were business visitors in Arion last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Wingrove, Jake
Kepford and Jas. Tranter were coun
ty seat callers Monday.
Mrs. Nichols has been suffering
from an attack of pneumonia, but is
recovering.
Rudolph Bloes was Denison visitor
Monday.
Mrs. Otis Nelson is enjoying visit
from Mr.. Nelson's mother, Mrs. Thos
| Nelson, Of Wilton junction, and mel
cousins, Mrs. John Giamkow and Mrs
Geo. Giamkow, of Persia. The ladies
took trip to Denison Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson
February Sd, a daughter.
Mrs. Nichols has news of her son
DR.. Frank Evans, of Dixon, Neb., and
son-in-law, Byron Glow, of Omaha
who are both very sick with infiam
matory rheumatism
Mrs. Vogt was Denison shopper
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laird returned Mon
day evening from Omaha, where they
have been visiting during the past
week
Bloes & Tabke have sold their res
taurant to ]. Underwood, who took
possession the first of the month.
Miss Grace Butler has taken the
place of her aunt, Mrs. Nichols, in the
postofiice during the illness of Mrs
! Nichols.
Mrs. Robert Cruise returned Monday
from Dunlap. where she has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Pryor, for
several days.
P. A. Ivens, of Omaha, was in town
calling on relatives Saturday.
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William Dozark and William Nissen
were Breda business callers Monday.
John O'Donnell returned home from
Denison last Tuesday, where he was
called for jury duty.
Will Kelly was hauling hogs to Her
ring Tuesday of last week.
James O'Donnell returned from Chi
cago last Tuesday. Look out, jim, it
is leap year.
! Frank Kelly hauled a fine bunch of
porkers to Wall Lake Wednesday, get
ting $3.50 for them.
VIM. DOhse was business caller at
West Side Friday. He brought home
his better half. I"
Frank Dozark was hauling hay from
Boyer Monday.
The public sale of Frank Enebach
last Tuesday was we'll attended and
everything brought good price.
Peter Boldt moved to the Mrs. Mic
Schuman farm Tuesday. We wish
him luck in his new home.
George Brotherson and EMS Voege
shelled corn for John Kock last week
Wednesday. Mr.. Kock sold the corn
to Edward Downey.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Peters and daughter
called at the Geo. Brotherson home
Wednesday.
| John Novotne was hauling fuel the
fore part of the week.
Lorenz Stubbe was Denison bust
ness caller last Tuesday.
| A jolly crowd of friends and neigh
bors spent few pleasant hours at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Broth
erson Tuesday evening.
Fred Rickers and son were Vail
callers Friday.
Dan Sullivan was hauling corn from
Vince Honus' Friday.
Mrs. Adolph Hockl died very sud
denly at her home in Arcadia Friday
morning from the effects of lung lever.
She was one of the early settlers OF
Arcadia. She was the mother of John,
George and Peter Clausen and Katie
and Lizzie Clausen. She was married
twice and has one son by her second
husband. She was kind neighbor, a
loving mother and was respected by
all who knew her. May her soul rest
in peace.
Miss Alice Dobler visited with rela-
tives north of Boyer Saturday and
Sunday :
Neighbors called at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rickers Friday
evening to move the moldy pennies
| The winter evenings are long and we
must try and pass them in some way.
Seth Calderwood called at the. Rick
ers home Saturday.
| The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs. Tony
Anton Saturday, February Sd, and left
them a little son. We congratulate.
| Mr.. Peter Peters, an old resident
for many years of Arcadia, but fol
the past few months living at Airing
ton Heights, ILL.,, was buried at the
West Side cemetery Monday. He is
survived by his aged wife and one sis
| ter, who reside at Arlington Heights,
the home for the aged.
John Rickers, ST., of Arcadia, is on
the sick list; also Mr. George viii,
Sr., of the same place. We hope for
an early recovery.
Miss Matilda Dresser spent several
DAYS with her uncle and aunt south of
West Side.
Center school house Monday to let
the road work for the coming year.
The masquerade at West Side was
postponed on account of the storm,
from February Sd to 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Madden and
children visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
John ODonnell Sunday
Menkin Brothers returned from Vail
Sunday. They will soon move to the
McAndrews farm, miles north OF
Vail.
Rudolph Kock called on his friend,
Willie Thies, last Sunday.
Review want ads" do the business.
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G. H. Johnston, of Carroll, was in
,ail Monday on business.
A curious railway incident was
noticed in Vail Monday in seeing the
Great Western railway trains running
over the Northwestern tracks. 1t
seems the Great Western is snow
bound.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-14
LADD 4 BUSH BANK
MOVES INTO NEW QUARTERS

Next Monday the Ladd &c Bush
banking quarters will be again
changed. This time it will be moved
from its present temporary location in
tbe east end Of the building to that
section now fitted out with Egyptian
marble and tile floors, the improve
ment having been completed yester-
day The main entrance Will be
through a marble lined doorway on
the corner Of Commercial and state
streets, and the rear section of the
bank, that is the portion to be va
Gated Monday, will be remodeled and
Improved into directors rooms and
ladies waiting rooms The mammoth
safes will remain where they are
Thousands Of dollars have been eX-
pended in fitting out the new bank
quarters, and the marble contained
therein is the finest ever brought to
this coast from Europe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-14

/ carry the largest line Of baby
shoes in the city. Inspect them Ja-
cob Vogt
We will pay cash for all piano GER
tificates. CherrIngton & Peeters, 247
North Commercial street. 11-11-3t
Office rooms, suitable for lawyers.
Hubbard building corner State and
High streets, or call John Bayne,
Bayne building
Comfort and beauty are combined
in our leather chairs. The assort-
mont Is large and well chosen and
the prices are right Buren & Ham
iton.
Attend the opening of the Capital
Drug Store, in new location, Masonic
building, Saturday November 1G.
Handsome souvenir for every lady.
11-11-6t
William p. Lord and Contractor
uerrold will go to Portland today to
procure a dredge for work on one Of
the projects Of j. O. Hays, the Cali
rornia capitalist,
Diplomas Of graduation from the
Salem hospital were granted yester-
day to Miss Mildred Bernice Vernon
and Miss Florence Mildred Cauthorn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-14
GoHernor Mnnis TenI.

In opposition to the sentiments of
the majority Of Democrats in this
section Of the state, Governor West
will support Joseph n, Teal Of Port-
land for appointment in Wilson's cab
met as Secretary Of the Interior The
governor believes the work Of Mr.
Teal in his various official capaci-
ties warrants his assistance.
The governor today reiterated his
declaration that he will not be ean-
ddate for reelection for governor,
and stated that he would support
Senator Chamberlain for reelection
to the Senate. The governor said
further that he is not seeking any
federal appointment
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City Attorney r. K. Page returned
from Portland this morning, where
he has been for two days.
I John H. Albert returned from Port
land this morning,
Rev. w, C. Stewart, formerly pastor
Of the Jason Lee Memorial church, in
this city, is visiting his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. n. c. Stewart, of Sixth and
jefferson streets. Mrs. Stewart ac-
companied him. They returned to
Dayton, Oregon, this morning, where
Rev. Stewart is pastor of the church.
Mrs. II, J, Clements went to Port
land yesterday, where she attended
the convention of womens clubs,
Blaine McCord an attorney Of
Woodburn, is in the city.
Mrs, William E. Kirk attended the
convention of women's clubs yester-
day.
II. Overton is in the city from
Woodburn on business at the circuit
court.
Mrs. R. K. Page, Mrs, william
Staiger and Mrs. Fish were in Port
land yesterday attending the conyen-
tton of women's clubs held there.
Miss Nellie Mulkey teacher in the
Woodburn schools was the guest Of
Misses Edith, Ruth and Grace Fugate,
1897 South High street during the
county institute.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-14

Right prices on good goods, Pom
eroy
Davis can fix your face. Expert
BARRIERS.
stubbs, the tailor Second floor
/ Masonic building,
A fine line Of lady's rubbers and
ioot-holds now on hand. Jacob Vogt.
Root for Salem High Saturday, Nov
1G, Willamette Field, p. m Salem
High VS.. Eugene High, admission, SOC.
Those high cuts, and 70 inch, cap
sole, logger style, $42j and $3.50,
Jacob Vogt.
Their household goods having ar
rived, Graham p, Taber Of lhe Capital
journal and wife are now located in
the Dr. Shaw residence at $50 Center
street which Mr. Taber has leased
Football game Saturday Nov lG,
.3 p, m, Willamette Field Salem
High VS.. Eugene High, Biggest game
Of the season. Admission, soc.
Give your wife or mother a lloosler
Kitchen Cabinet Wen be pleased to
have you drop in and inspect the
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Hello stubbsl want a suit
c. r Pomeroy jcwcler watch re-
pairer.
Nice, sanitary bath? Sure. Davis
Farber Shop,
Mems Artics Sure. Lots Of em.
Jacob Vogt.
Dr. D. r. Lane, Masonic Temple,
Rooms 2lj, PIG, 1l-13-11t
We will pay cash for all piano GER
tlficates, Cherrlngton & Peters, 2i7
North Commercial street 11-11-3t
Root for Salem High Saturday Nov.
l6, Willamette Field, 3 p. m Salem
High vs. Eugene High, admission, soc.
The best assortment Of portable
electric lamps in the city can be seen
at Buren & lamiltons.
Tho Calf Bros range don't cost
you money-it saves you money Try
one and see Calf Bros, corner
Court and High streets.
Football game Saturday Nov lG,
p. m. Willamette Field Salem
High VS. Eugene High. Biggest game
of the season Admission, soc
Convenient lawyers quarters now
open Visit them at Hubbard build
ing Modern in every respect JauI-
tor and elevator service night and
day
There has been some misunder-
standing regarding the time for the
all-day meeting Of the WOmcns In
terdenomInatlonal Missionary Society.
The correct date Is Friday, Nov 90;
the place, the Congregational church.
Hard times dress. Skating at Nc
Lead's skating rink, South CONNER
cial street November 10. Prizes for
best hard times costume. Admission
lOc, skating 25c, 11-12-itt
Wen pleased and happy treatments
given by Dr. s \, BARLEY give sotIs~
faction and his patients are wcll
pleased. McchanIcs-Therapeutics, the
Gruglcss method, makes many Won
derml cures Rooms 6-1 ll1 North
Commercial street
SALE on SEASON rICKETS FOR
DAVID BlSpHM AND CARRIE
JACOBS-BOND CONCERTS CLOSES
SATURDAY, Nov 10. ll-1i-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-14
Looking for a Race.

Paul Westerlund, winner of the
worlds championship 15-mile race at
Bellingham, and Of the famous Mt
Wilson race in Southern California, is
in the city with a view to arranging a
long distance race with local athletes.
Westerlund will meet all comers
and give them a handicap of three
miles, preierring to run a distance Of
from five to eight miles, This even
ing he will go to Corvallis to inter-
view athletes in the Agricultural Col
lege town, but expects to return to Sa-
lem later.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-14
House Bargain.

A fine six-room bungalow on paved
street for only $115O, $500 cash, bal
ance mortgage $3.50 for years 6 per
cent This is a nearly new modern
house in good neighborhoor, only 3
blocks from carline. Convenient to
school, Owner going away and must
sell.
BcChtel & BynOn
S47 State street Telephone 4j2
Let's not hegin TO MnrrN about 1910.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-14
The Women Are
Registering at
Grants Pass

Grants Pass, Ore, Nov 14,-The
registration Of women voters prepara-
tory to their participation in the city
election December 2, is now per-
mitted by the local registration Of
flcers. With the announcement that
came late Wednesday afternoon, a
score Of the suffragette leaders pre-
sented themselves at the office Of the
audltor, Mrs Arthur Conklin, presi-
dent of the Southern Oregon Wom-
an Suffrage League, being the first
to qualify as an elector She is be-
lieved to be the first woman to regis
ter in the state of Oregon,
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Is Still Walking.

Joseph Frank Mikulec, who left
New York January 16, 1911, with the
promise that he would walk around
the world before December 30, 1914,
and who was in Salem May 12, 1911,
has been heard from by the chief of
police, He is in Rangoon Burma,
from which place he wrote October
12 asking for information regarding
the history and other statistics con-
cerning Salem, which statistics he
expects to use in a book which he
will publish at the end of his journey
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-14
A Glory Ticket.

A marriage license was issued to-
day to Mark E. Elliott aged 90 a
printer and Miss May Edith Abbott,
aged II, both of Salem The wedding
will take place today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-14
VIII Move Into New Office.

Ladd & Bush will move into the
west half of their new office on Mon
day morning, Nov, IS, 1912. The en-
trance will be at the corner. 11-14-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-14
GUARANTEED

Those good chicken tamales, whole.
sale and retail. Special for parties.
Any kind, any size, any style. Fred
makes the kind you want. Phone Main
2OiS, Order early Delivery to any
part Of city. Shipped to any town in
Oregon. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-14

Klamath Falls high school is to
ave an up-todate gymnasium.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-14

S47 State street Telephone 45l
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-10-10
For Sale.

One bay draft colt, one year old, fol
sale. Inquire of III. f. Beard, Yale. "a
A l6.horse power, double cylinder
gasoline engine, in good condition, fol
sale. Call OH John ii. Merrill, Yale
for price, etc. %
| have for sale pairs of Toulouse
geese, 30 Rhode Island Reds cockerels
thoroughbred, family surrey.
26-2 A. f. Jackson, Yale.
A good piano in good condition for
sale at very reasonable price, also an
extension tai lie. For further particu-
lars inquire at Expositor office. 4-2
House and one acre of land located
l mile north and l mile west of Yale,
for sale, known as the David Grlnnell
place. Inquire of Marshall Smith. 26 3
12O acres of unimproved land in the
township of Maple Valley, Sanilac coun-
ty. For further particulars call on or
address 26-6 Grant Stanley, Melvin.
New 1O-room house with = acre of
ground; electric lights and furnace;
Eft. basement under whole house; can
have completed in 30 days.
23- Chas. Rounds, Yale.
Art Garland base burner, Majestic
range, Blue Flame oil stove, organ, Sec
rotary, china cabinet, kitchen cabinet,
tables, bedsteads, bureaus, cOuches,
rugs, carpets, linOleums, chairs and
rockers; may be seen at Bearss' near
city park. 26-3
Having decided to build a bungalo
OH one of my lots, am now offering
my fine new home on west n orth street
for sale. House contains seven large
rooms and bath, well finished, full base
ment, lot contains about one-half acre,
fine garden and strawberry patch, well
of fine water, etc. For price and terms
see E. II. Card, photographer. "a