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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

A0miniituatiouen, Der biotil 9oooe
pppet ipre0t nrnot / ale 9pens
aparterer. Ct 6ortrm, Der life
uof flmoe %itattes. Ger par rem.
tonmet ooifiaig 9ritif. iom poa
mango 9luutter par iulOt ioritaae-
Zig. % man beitrpbte Jig a al eo.
ne Tor at afbjplpe De melt fremtr9-
oenoe MangIer. Oct oar fife let
for 8erionolet at o9nlteS I'll Be me,
itoritoOSma5iige 6orbol0, men Ia
leren nGreoe oct iifre Soab. at Bot.
flunftionGrernes a~Imin0eligt beltn-
Oreoe % piitnof eneitaoen0e |l.gt-
troifob og 9i4i9beo og itore 6or-
.itoaelle ifte oiI0e forne9te Jig, men
at 0e burtig Oil0e orbei0e Jig op til
oct ~raifere 6empo CO mart bIioe
iuOleOet / De me 6orbolo.
Observation-Disclosures Senien. 5sn6er-
up Tor Dem, Der bopoe bioroget til
6rI0isreIien al oct imuffe 8prf,
ipecielt arfiteften.
0s. Moi. aongen llotalte Oerpan
omtrert isI9eroe:
5or tnopt ct 2lor ii0en fall0t Stto.
%nieIien al Den npe 9aregaoro Steo.
.9tu er oct goit9aaroen, Der Itoor
for 5ur. Sfsnt oen er opfgrt / min
6ooers Ge9ernt9sti0, opnaae0e ban
life at ie Den fuIOisrt. Sea oil MI
nOtale min AnerferOelie al oct mutt
te ar6ei0e, ser FER er t~ilenoe6ragt,
min IrerfelOelie al ale Dem, Der
bar meOpirfet BERTH, Iige ira Ar.
f teften neo til 4rbei0eren. Oct er
INIT 9rife, at 6enne 9pgnng maa
blioe til 8oon oq g@re FOR Foit.
ppsnet. o. at oeu oil too iom Bio
ne5bnro ON oanif arbeioes beie
Stanopunft / 9egpnoelien al Oct
30. aarbn1oreoe 90 ON set OanIfe
tefniife Snille. 6erme0 erfIprer ieg
Sen me Gentralpoitqaaro Tor aob-
net.
I'll &iber6usmarc6ells 5olier for.
loo De tonaelige 0erifaber og efter.
5aanSen Den sorige 6oridmling ga.
len. 5iG SIut began man Jig pao
en- Rm1Oe aeulem 9ngningens tai.
rge 2ofoler.
3 4nleoniug al Snopielien er
CDerpoitfontroler @itten6orf Il.
al 9bg, lt0nppnt til 0anne6rogs.
mano, Snaeni6r 9rul.i og Arfitett,
Murcrmeiter @pniter til Riooere At
3qb. % @ureriorm0no 8. SereR.
len til G1nrebroasmano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

@aSiugerfa6ptten mOOrages. Sol
.0oterne Hyper 5aget i oct itore
90rS 9ooeo. % ioet oct plliter
&anObal1aiten no genHem en- Glue
/ llloerfpoef5 refer n0ania@ lang
'onlt i'm butte0e Snu0e, meOens NO
torerue beepnOer at brunme, %
8ropeaerre begpnoer al ibirre runot.
gn0nu motipere5 Ct tafnanligt
6urro ira 8%ilifuerne, @reoen tat.
fer for penIig @}ootaoel'e o9 IoOer
al 6eoare 9eiogct iom en- fPr Grin.
bring, og Der raa6e5 ct troitigt:
gAuf 8ie0eriebenl" op moo @on.
ooIen.
fSao Winutter efter iopoer aSan.
ia" u0e ODER Sun0et, 9pentpret er
for6L en- 6iitoriif % uforglenntelia
6ormio0og er afiluttet, og Der er
M fun tilboge at tire eiter San
IA" % 9uftens @robrer, meoens
.Sfi6et ioin6er og ioinOer ooer moo
6en ioenite apit, in0tiI BET er bIepen
oct ianme lille 2RrreobpIiter, ion
man for b~aIomnOen 8ime iiOen eineoe
pao 0e1t mo0iotte SiOe.
iii Wolme noae0e 2uftitibet al.
.ff.55, gioroe fsrit ct Suing oper
S%tortoroet o9 Getri Strife % itpre0e
0erefter / ipopeitlig Retuin9 moo Sen
baltiife ltoitiaings BIoos. Set biI.
ites me0 Surrnroa6 % Bitten fra
Memreifemeng6en pna @aOerne %
6ustaqene. 6ilsnerne beipareOes
ira 2uftifibet. Otter Anfomiten til
neutrality-suspicious. 9ior0e 2uftifibet
ct Soing ooer oenre og itpreOe ser.
efter Sp0 poa FOR at tiltrGoe 8iI6as
qereiien til 5pifInno. 8eiret bar
mutt Solltttt og 8if10en lodg nom
fig.
ar. /. 80 ~posiere6e3 6aIiter. az.
81 Qp6qf o. Deo l-lioen naaeOes
@ambura, 5oor BET ioreto9 iIere
6Iponinger ooer 9pen, 1iIit me6 9e.
qeiitritg al u6pre @enneifemen9Oer
Der 6ab6e iamIet ia pao oe aabne
9Io0ier. paa Susto1ene % ooeroIt.
hbor 2uft-fibet fun0e les.
az. IL aif v6ania" oioere til
Quftifibsbalten. 8oor BET Ionoeoe
alat az. 40.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08
d66en6nuns n0e EOitgnnros
SnODielic.

Ag. d66enbaun. y. September
aebenbdDrs me 6ertralpoitbngniRa
iuooie0es I Tag mn0er ieitIige ,Sor.
mer { RprOprelie al en- reprpie1tn.
tn 6oriamlmg. I'll 6eitIotnle bap.
De man palgt Den large male Cal
eoerit op9e. Der CT 6eitemt til 9lrfD
Tor , AeDiii5n50epartementer Sin.
ouesnicberne car pr10et me0 2itors
oa areHne 9laster, o. STAG og @uir.
lander noaioros / sor ct lIoimpfnin.
gen.
aonieilprRii0cnt 9erniten % DC
ileite a @iniitrene pnr til Ste0e.
gtinlterinIoirefter aobeit ira Der.
lin, @eneroloireft8r Su6lin IRA
5tocf6olm, 95eTen ior oct norlfe
8oitpeien, Grpeoitionid1ef 6eDer.
oabl. 6perpoitmetrene ira 65ri.
itianiu. S~tocf5olm. 0inlm5 o. 0iel
iamt 3eprpieHtarter for 0e norife
og iDenife goitor8au iationer par
De met fremtrp0enoe uoenlan0ife
.@piter. 5 sDrigt iaas emlost5in.
gets Jorntono. ilere Rtgs6agSmRuO,
@enerdI0irefter 9mbt, B~roie3ior
@encf, 6elegraiOireftsr @eper, Do,
erprgii0ent 3onquires. 9oraerre-
pre- ;entationens 5ormon0, Bolitioi,
~reftsren, Observation-Disclosures 8or.
mono, 9eitprelierne for ounit Bolt
iorening og for ganopoitbuoeres
Gentralforening goItfunftiOnRrer.
mes 5eaesorqmiiations Sooeobe-
it9relie m. NJ. 81.
8aa 5Iaget 3 anfom aongen og
0ronnin9eu. aronpriuien, Song
@eorg og Brins @utao meo 5elae
og fsrtes inc ! Salen al SnOenrigs.
mmiiteren o. @eneralpoItOirefter
Gierboe unoer Sntonotion al Orte-
itret.
6eitioeligbeOen a0bne0es meo, al
Snoenrigsminiter S%enien.S snoerut
Ib6O 8elfomnlen og uobragte ct 9epe
ior aoilgeft og 8ronningen. Gttfol.
Ioigt Surra. Acknowledgement ipilles
0erefter bolot @enerolpoitoireftet
Qigr6oe en- fort Gale, boori 6or
lgap en- Hpfte MeO6elelier ON Bolt.
lpeienets l16Difling og ON felipe Sen.
trolpoitbpgningen. 8aleren frem.
bpoeOe blnl10t De itore 5remifrtOt,
oenne bete0 for 2anoets goitoRien
at Der bar ifaffet 5unftiOnarerne
IunSe og goOe Hum, bpiltet 6sineOe
|9erionnlet og foregeOe bets ar-
'6ejOsfpit o. 8iaigbeo. Oesuoen
.6ao6e man Der facet centraliieret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

49,
re % iterre, ct 8uarterst5o efter
funoe man bore oSania1s 0%totorer
brumme, og Iiot efter eineOe man
0ome6rog UNDER 3eppelins 6grer'
gonool % oct tnife 6lng / 9ogItoo'
nen.
a9onia" IigneOe MI ct gi9antilf
0pr, Der itifteois refer % buffer
oen i9re Snuoe, iom EN- ben oreo
Zig / toos Smerte. Set ubpre Bal.
lonGegeme islger SooeOets 9eoPgel'
Ter iom en- S9lbuno, Ser logger %
gplger I 9anoet. --
@n elegant 9reining op moo 8in'
Oen, % n8ania" goar FEN ooer So
peOet poo GiIiflerne, Ser M bar
faoet M9Ie og ronber Surra al De-
res 2umgers fuIoe aunft og bitter
meo 8otte % 9ommet6rflnOer, %
0erefter itnrer mo ooer asbenbapn
moo giterbro % oen0er IA tiI6age
oper Nsrrebro. 6reoerifsberg og
&eiterbro og nprmer zig 5IppepIaO-
len.
2an0in9en bar moaife oct int.
resionteite giebIif i 6ele 0a9en.
o5anio1 nprmer ia oalenSe moo
6IppepLaoiens Centrum. 0lon itir.
rer op moo Sfibets Stpou Tor at ic.
bpor oct of ben. @otorerue8
Drummer o9mpes, BET ipre ll5pre
beier @opeoet neo moo SorOen, ct
(op faite5 10 ira 6srergoroolen,
Stanalffofferne ringer, 9ropellerne
ioin9er ilappe runOt, SoI0aterne Her
til % boIer / 6ooet, Here 5ope ia
ties no. % fna Minutter efter er
46onia~ i~ortsiet peo Ell Rpngoe
Eraa0e ira lt6nret5 llnOerfa0e; tbi
/ 6oer Sroao b9nQer en- 0anit Col
Dat.
Set og 6Isot. 5. D. /. Def, 2uft
ifipperne faloer glat / iineite 6or-
itm1o. er 5artsiets 5ortsining 70.
regoaet. men inoen 0enne enOnu er
belt t%ilen0ebraat. %itor1ner De monge
@un0reOe Silifltere ianmlen omfrmg
@reD 3eppelins @onool o9 biIier
6om meo nitauoieIige. iublenoe sur
raraab.
Zen 9amGe, 6oi0ifqggeoe @reoe
miller penIigt, tatnemligt. gleoes-
itraolenOe. ban bomborOeres meO
9Ioniter6ufetter og npe 6urraroob.
Qien ban Iooer Jig life ioruroa til
at itige Al. Euren bar paa @rnHO
al 0oooinoen taaet aitier lang 8io,
ban mon al Steo ia burtigt bet
fan IoOe ia gore.
6rofoiten ieroeres ior sam %
bans 9eoiagere ON 9oro i 6srer-
qonoolen - Tor life at 6ape ns0ig
at foretaa5 en- Ombaanitering -
me0ens 9asiagererne filter eiter
Brincippet: Somme 9pgt ON 9orO
5ele Gi0en.
Boo bette 9iospuutt moertaiteoe
en- Meoarbei0er @reoea ct fort 81
%terUietp.
"a, ie9 fuHOe rigtigHof aerne f.
De at gere oerrne Eur ON igen. Tiger
8reDen.
9S~nteresierer @reuen Jig iPeeieit
for 9uftior6inoelie meo Canmarf2"
ipSrger Oi.
ga 0eres 2anO loa 10 6etoemt
for os Tor Dor fsrite Iroerrigsfart
meo MeaemIm6tng n6eu Tor bore
@rpnier. Get er ferite Gong, ct
af bore Sfibe er gnoet til Soroen
uoenfor 3pifImo. og oerfor frteres-
iereoe 0eune Slrr mig npeget.
Get er en- ~ob0unOerlfg 5~lnpepla0s
a~e6enbnon bar. Den er 10 Jon eg.
net til at 6liDe en- al 0e fgrite StatiO.
ner Tor en- reselm9siig 9llftFart.@
nGror @reDeu, at en- ioooan fom.
mer2"
Zen m tommel", Ioorer Gre.
ben meO en- 8etoning, 6oori ban
logger belle lin ubetoineeli9e Gro
poa 2ufttens fnloitenoig grobring.
Oct er ct oite iagttaget 6enomen,
at 5orbentninserne til en- Gags ge.
gioen6eoer oitager me0 ripen0e 6ort,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08
CT De bIeUtn far ober at
OmIke Bigger CT ik6e ogre?
enerS
IGe Y9rfe til HeOentaaeHot.

j Sonuar og 1ebrlor aDertereoe oi "a linSbir6ne 9sger mo
belt / 4 gafter, oa efer oct itore initial 8siGinger, iom itrsmme-
be mo. bar ui 9Oo til at lutte, at man goo os ut Dor PaGitano
om, at oonife gsser life er opre. Ru Dor oi lat os til Opgope at
benie, al bette he blot eaIoer u~tnobn6ue men oe'aa ~irobunous
BIGGER. Derfor FsIsenoe aiIbu6:
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GOODRICH NEWS
! + + + + + + + + + + + +

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mclaughlin drove
down to Bert Harvey's Sunday.
L. F. Norris and daughter visited
Sunday at Fred Schulters.
Ralph Beaman and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs S. D. Newton Sundayed at Ben
Beaman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Huckstep drove
down to John Taylor's Sunday. Mr..
Taylor gave them some glowing &C.
counts of Kansas.
Broder Boysen put N the feed yard
Tuesday, another car load of cattle.
L. F. Morois sold several head OF
fine yearlings to Mr.. Osterlund this
week.
Miss Lucy Flint has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. w. Wilkison a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Whey went to
Denison Monday.
E. Mclaughlin was up to Deloit
Saturday.
Broder Boysen was a county seat
visitor Saturday.
John Case went to Kansas Satur
day to see his brother, VIM. Case, who
is in the hospital for another opera
ton.
A. D. Whey is moving some of his
buildings.
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0ELoIT ITEMS.

Mrs. S. F. Wedlock accompanied her
aged mother, Mrs. Ellis to FIT. Dodge
last Monday evening. There Mrs.
Ellis was met by her granddaughter
and accompanied to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. S. Golf, at Cherokee,
where she will make her home. Mrs.
Wedlock returned to get ready to
move to their new home in Minnesota.
They are ready to load as soon as
their car comes.
A. N. Galland is foreman for the
Nye, Schneider, Fowler company and
Ralph Beaman has been employed to
help him.
Mrs. John Anderson received visit
from her sister, Agnes, OF Denison, a
couple of days last week.
Russell Armour, OF Rock Island,
came the tirts of last week to visit his
mother and other relatives and friends.
Rev. Eddy returned from confer
ence last week He was retained as
pastor at Deloit the next year.
Mrs. F. A. True entertained the l..
A. S. last week.
Mrs. Mary Richardson, widow with
no maintenance, was we'll remembered
at the pound party given her last
Wednesday. Enough was taken in to
last her and daughter several months.
They extend their most heartfelt
thanks to all and feel very grateful
to neighbors and friends for their kind
favors.
Mrs. Bertha Brown spent couple
of days in Deloit and returned to Dow
City Tuesday. She was accompanied
by Mrs. B. E. McKim and two youngest
children, who went to make her moth
err, Mrs. Thos. Munsey, visit and re
turned home in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Darling received
visit from his sister, Daisy, and chill
dren, of Castana, and his sister, Ida
of Herring, one day last week.
Miss Abbie Lee, of Ashton, S. D.
is visiting relatives and friends here
at present. She reports they like theil
new home fine and crops are good this
year.
Mrs. N. H. Brogden went to Omaha
Saturday. We understand her health
necessitates an operation, which vii
probably be performed this week.
Words was received by relatives Al
this place that Bid Cose, of Kansas
had to undergo another operation ant
his life was despaired of. His broth
ers, John and Charles, took the trair
Saturday morning to hasten to his bed
side. His many friends hope he may
yet rally and recover.
James Jordan is visiting relatives
and friends at Deloit.
Warren Johnson, of Texts, son o.
Mrs. M. v. Johnson, came Saturday
to visit friends and relatives. He also
shipped in a car load of horses to sell
VIM. Jepsen and family loaded cal
with their personal effects and moved
to Denison last Friday.
Mrs. Nina McKim and baby, Of
Grant City. were over-Sunday visitors
with relatives
A party was given the Streeter boys
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-10-16

WEST DENIsoN ITEMS.
+ + i + +*******,
(Too late for last week.

Miss Margaret Brown was able to
resume her school work last Monday
Mrs. F. Schafer entertained at din
ner one evening last week, Mrs. Gar
ret, Mrs. Oscar Fienholdt and Mrs
McCraig.
Eighteen young people went to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Heating,
where all took part in making live.
ly time. Mrs. Heating served bount.
iful lap supper and all returned home
at a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs Fritz Boyer celebrated
their twenty wedding annivers.
airy October I'd. The happy couple
spared no effort to make the occasion
"a memorable one for their guests. A
large floor had been LAID and covered
with a tent and excellent music was
furnished. Their friends began to
gather early in the day and many re
manned until the next day. Several
young ladies served the supper, which
lasted for several hours. Mr.. and
MRS. Boyer received many valuable
silver gifts. All hoped to be able to
celebrate the golden wedding of this
happy couple.
Miss Pearl Meehan, of Denison, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. L.
Champion, for several days.
Mr.. Ed Granger underwent an op'
Grafton for appendicitis last Friday at
the Denison hospital. His many
friends are glad to learn that he is
recovering rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Houlihan, OF
Vail, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan Houlihan.
Gene Owens and Tommie Brown
visited with Oscar Fienhold Sunday.
Mrs. G. Beck, of Denison, is sick
at the home of her son in Hanover
township. Her friends hope for he
speedy recovery.
A few young folks spent pleasant
evening at the home of Mart Houli-
han.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug Kahl and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Duncan were guests at the
home of Henry Duncan and wife on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Boyer spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schramm.
Mrs. McCraig returned to her home
in Nebraska Sunday after a few
weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. Schafer
Mrs. Henry Duncan visited with Mr..
The Misses Anna and Kathryn Bues-
and Mrs. Geo. Beck one day last week
ing visited with their sister, Mrs. Ed
Kolls, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Jas. Owens visited few days
last week at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Oscar Fienhold.
T. J. Flaherty. of Salix, spent few
days last week at the Eugene Owens
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Carpenter, of Den
ison, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, of
Dow City, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fritz are spend
ing a few days visiting friends and
relatives in Nebraska.
Mrs. Henry Jacobsen, of Dunlap,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Jacob
sen Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Bauman spent Sunday
with Mrs. James Heating.
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and that when he wanted help in the
way of healing his servant, many of
the Jewish elders were glad to carry
the message to Jesus that the mercy
was wanted.
| On the request of the elders Jesus
promptly said, 81 will come and heal
him." and moved toward the place of
abode of the officer and his men. The
centurion heard of His coming and
did not feel himself worthy that so
great and pure man as Jesus should
enter his home. He therefore sent
messengers saying that there was no
need of the Master coming in bodily
contact with the sick one, but if He
would but speak the word the servant
would be healed. He further said that
as he, as Roman officer commanded
his soldiers and they obeyed, so he
wished Jesus to give the desired COM
mand and he had faith that the thing
would come about.
1t is of course needless to tell those
acquainted with the bible that it is
faith" faith" from the days of Alb
raham until now that has accomp-
lished things with God. Paul makes
that grand showing of the accomplish
ments of faith in Hebrews, and it is
we'll said that without faith it is i'm
possible to please God. The faith of
this Roman officer is recognized by
Jesus who declared II have not found
so great faith, no, not in Israeli" OF
course the servant was found healed.
The golden text for this lesson is
the blessed saying of Jesus, Him that
cometh to me, l will in no wise cast
out" That covers you and me, and
likewise every human being, no mat
ter what has been his past. What a
glorious situation is thus before us
in that the all powerful Son of God
is ready to welcome all who come to
Him. The lesson verses illustrate that
Iuc SOSpCA VI IL AOA CAAC CAIA
wodld and that Jews and Gentiles
come under it's gracious privileges.
The great Apostle Paul says in Ro-
mans 1912, there is no difference be-
tween Jew and Greek, "for the same
Lord over all is rich unto all that call
upon Him." and the Galations 1928 "for
We are all one in Christ Jesus" and
in Colosians Gil Christ is all, ard in
ALL" The great truth of this lesson
is thus plain. By faith We have stand
ing with God and can be saved from
our sins, as the physical disabilities of
the daughter and the servant were re-
moved and further Jesus will receive
all who come to Him; and we can all
be fellow Christians under His ban
ner and gain blessed everlasting life.
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HER WEIGHT INCREASED
FROM 100 TO I4O POUNDS.
Wonderful Praise Accorded
Perunathe Household Remedy

Mrs. Maria Goertz, Orienta, Okla
homa, writes:
"My husband, children and myself
have used your medicines, and we al
ways keep them in the house in case of
necessity. was restored to health by
this medicine, and DR.. Hartman's in
valuable advice and books. People ask
about me from different places, and are
surprised that can do all of my house,
work alone, and that was cured by the
doctor of chronic catarrh. My husb band
was cured of asthma, my daughter of
earache and catarrh of the stomach, and
my son of catarrh Of the throat. When
I was sick weighed 100 pounds; now I
weigh 40.
Ihave regained my health again, and
I cannot thank you enough for your
advice. May God give you long life
and bless your work."
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Notice Of Filing Plat and Schedule.

Notice OF filin9 Plat and schedule.
Notice is hereby given that there is
now on file for public inspection in the
Office of the city clerk a plat and
schedule. marked "Plat d. of the fol-
lowing streets and parts of streets,
tO-wit:
the intersection of Jefferson avenue
and East Church street to the inter-
section of Jefferson avenue and Ire
mont street; also
That part of fremont street begin
ming with the intersection of fremont
street and Hodges street and extend
ing west to the sewer at the intersec-
ton of fremont street and Washing
ton avenue; also
That part of Park street commenc-
ing one hundred QOO) feet north of
the north line of East Church street
and extending north on Park street to
the sewer at the point of intersection
of Benefit and Park street; also
That part of Main street commenc-
ing at the intersection of East Church
street and extending north on Main
street to the sewer at tle intersection
Of Benefit and Main street; also
That part of Franklin street COM
mencing at the point of intersection
of line if produced intersecting the
center of the alley running north and
south through block fifty-nine (59)
thence extending west on Franklin
street to the sewer at the point of in
tersection of Franklin and Court
street, all in Denison, Iowa, wherein
sanitary sewer, constructed under a
contract with A. J. Gary dated the
fifth (5th) day of August, 1912, has
been completed.
Said plat and schedule shows the
separate lots or parcels of ground, or
specified portion thereof, subject to
assessment for such sewer, the names
of the owners as far as practicable,
and the amount to be assessed against
each lot or parcel of ground, and
against any railway or street railway.
Notice is further given that within
twenty days after the first publication
of this notice all objections to said
plat and schedule or to the prior pro-
ceedings, on account of errors, irreg-
ularities, or inequalities, must be made
in writing and filed with the city
clerk; and the city council after the
expiration of said twenty days at the
first regular meeting held thereafter
or at special meeting called for that
purpose, having heard such objections
and made the necessary corrections,
will then make the special assessment
as shown in said plat AM schedule as
corrected and approved.
| Dated this 18th day of October, A.
D. 1912
E. F. TUCKER.
Apt adv. City Clerk, Denison, Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-10-16

at the home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. w. Streeter, Saturday evening.
G. lessen, of Denison, was in town
Monday.
Iris Rounds, Edna Browne, Dennie
Streeter and Maurice Spence united
with the l.. d. S. church Sunday. Elder
w. A. Smith closed his meetings Sun
day evening and took his departure
Monday.
Mrs. J. L. Riggleman and son, Jesse,
drove to Denison Sunday afternoon to
take her son, Johnnie, down to college.
His early lessons Monday morning
make it necessary to go down Sunday
afternoon. He is striving hard to at
tain first-class education and we
wish him every success.
Mr.. Barborka will meet with the
band boys for practice next Friday
evening at the home of J. L. Riggle-
man.
Part of last weeks issue of the Re.
view that comes to Deloit, got mutilat-
ed by the train and several were dis
appointed by not getting their paper
Mrs. Mae Winans and her little boy
Kenneth, went to Bonesteel, So. OAK.
Tuesday, to visit her parents, brothers
and sisters. Her husband, Earl Win
ans, will have his mother, Mrs. Anna
Winons, keep house for him, and the
little boy, Lyle, during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Newcom and sons
entertained to dinner Sunday, E. X.
Patchin, James Jordan, Mrs. Nina Nc
Kim, Russell Hunt and Clifford Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Mearle Myers, Sermin
Newcom, wife and little daughter,
Elder w. A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence lines and. baby We're guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Newcom Sun
day.
Mrs. A. n. Galland and daughters
spent Saturday in Arion visiting her
son, Earle and family. Earl is in the
employ of the N. S. F. Co. Elevator
there.