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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-03
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Houlihan are
the proud and happy parents OF q
baby boy, born Tuesday. August 18th.
M. L. is kept busy receiving the con-
gratulations Of his friends and Incl
dentally passing out some extra f1ne
Havanas.
Mrs. H. C. Gronemeyer and chill
dren spent a few days last week with
relatives in Carroll.
Mrs. p. Costello and Miss Kate
spent a couple of days last week with
relatives in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Launderville left
last week for a months sojourn with
relatives in Canada.
Mrs. w. F. Mannon and daughter,
Nellie, spent Wednesday in Omaha on
business.
Mr.. Chas. Mccullough, who has
been confined to his home by illness
the past few weeks, is able to be
around again.
Mart Mccullough and Bert Mitchell
each have a new Ford touring car.
George Richner visited recently in
Sioux City.
MISS nuO~lSo, Va VAChOoO, 40 q
guest here at the Mrs. Mcguire home
Titus Kline left last week for Ash
land, Pa, to visit his parents.
Miss Blanche Mannon arrived in
Vail Sunday from Waterloo for visit
with her parents, Landlord and Mrs
Mannon.
Mrs. Thos. Sullivan, who has been
taking treatment at st. GATHERINGS
hospital in Omaha for the past month
returned home last week.
At St. AIMS church last Sunday
morning the approaching wedding Of
Mr.. James Monaghan and Miss Mary
Powers was announced.
Mrs. Mike Kral and daughter, Anna
spent last week with relatives a
Glidden.
Mrs. J. Bolan and daughter, o
Omaha, are spending the week herr
at the Andrew Harrington home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. DeWolf, of Glib
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jurgen Detlefsen and
family, Mrs. John Tebbe and daugh-
ter, Christina, and son, Albert, and
John Ebsen visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Listaman Sun
day.
VIM. Kuehl and family were Char
ter Oak shoppers Saturday.
Fred Hofstetter spent Sunday at the
home of Carl Schneider near Charter
Oak.
John Tebbe and son, Herman, went
to Lost Nation Tuesday, accompanied
by Henry Tebbe. of Hanover township
for a several weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Seonke Mahnke spent Sunday even
ing with John and Henry Listamann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cook and fam
lily, of Dow City. visited at the home
of Spray Malone in Kenwood Sunday.
Fred Suhr threshed grain down
along west Kenwood valley last week.
Mr.. Suhr has a good rig and does ex-
cellent work with it.
Sidney Samuelson spent Sunday at
the J. T. Turner home.
A surprise party was given at the
home of Geo. Argotsinger Friday even,
ing on their son, Guy. The evening
was spent in games and all had a
pleasant time.
Fred Suhr will take trip to South
Dakota next week in his auto for a
visit with relatives. The threshing
machine will be in charge of En-
gineer Earl Chambers and Waterman
VIM. Malone.
]. H. Riessen, of Charter Oak, made
a business trip to Kenwood Thursday.
Miss Anna Kuehl assisted Mrs. Jur-
gen Detlefsen in cooking for the
threshers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Birkhofer and
family took trip to Lake View Sun
day in their auto.
A large number of Kenwood people
went to Ricketts, to attend the dance
Saturday evening at the Henry Dorale
home. Mr.. Dorale Is building new
house and the floor was laid in last
week so dance was given Saturday.
All those present had fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bramley and
family autoed to Lake View for a
pleasure trip Sunday, returning home
in the evening.
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hams Vegetable Compound / improved
rapidly and today am we'll woman. l
cannot tell you how happy I feel and l
cannot say too much for your Compound:
Would not be without it in the house it
it cost three times the amount. Mrs.
CHAs. CHAPMAN, R. F. D. No. 2, Belle
vue, Ohio.
Because your case is difficult one,
doctors having done you no good, do not
continue to suffer without giving Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a
trial. 1t surely has remedied many
cases of female ills, such as inflamma-
ton, liberation, displacements, tumors,
Irregularities, periodic pains, backache,
and it may be exactly what you need.
The Pinkham record is proud and
peerless one. It is a record of constant
victory over the obstinate ills of woman
ills that deal out despair. 1t is an es-
tablished fact that Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has restored
health to thousands of such suffering
women. Why don't you try it If you
need such q medicine?
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cousin, Mrs. Clarence O'Meara, who
had just been operated on for appen-
dicitis. They found her getting along
as we'll as could be expected.
Miss Nellie Welsh went to Denison
Monday to enter college. where she
will take years preparatory course
in teaching.
Byron McMullen sold his fine farm
the past week to Willis Lentz, the
consideration being 1925 per acre. AS
the land has more than doubled in
value since Mr.. McMullen bought it.,
he made a good deal. Mr.. McMullen
has not yet decided what he will do,
but we hope he and his estimable wife
will decide to remain here as we do
not like to lose such desirable citizens
Mr.. Alex McCord, of Shelby coun-
ty, vas in town Sunday for short
time, being on his way to Denison IN
his new auto to visit his daughter
Mrs Ethel Limbrecht. S
Wmi Bertram intends to sell 80
acres of mis- Iowa land in the spring
and move to Nebraska.
Monday being a legal holiday Sid
ney Bonney took a vacation on his
motorcycle for couple OF days and
called on friends near Harlan, De-
fiance and with his parents at Buck
Grove.
Jess Lorenzen left Friday for
Presho, S. D., for a few days Visit
with relatives.
Miss Nora Finnegan left Monday
for Omaha, where she hopes to find
good lucrative position.
Mr.. Frank Wageman, who has been
quite i'll with spinal meningitis, is
improving.
Miss Mabel Cleveland was unable
to commence her school owing to her
family being guaranteed because
one of the children is down with spin
al meningitis. This is a dread dis
ease and we are sorry to hear of two
cases so near together.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hannibal Fink re-
turned home Wednesday from Lake
Okoboji, where they had a most en-
joyable time. They went to Smith
land Sunday to spend few days with
their daughter, Mrs. Roy Lee. Mrs.
Lee and baby came home with them
to attend the old settlers picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wilkinson are
home again after pleasant trip in
the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. True were the
guests of Mr.. L. F. Morris and daugh-
ter Sunday.
A. D. Whey and family and Mrs.
James E. Davis and daughter, Ruth,
visited Sunday at the S. D. Newton
home.
Heman Newcom and wife drove to
the county seat Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo lessen were
over to Deloit Monday in their new
car.
Louie Grill is driving a fine new
car.
There was a big turnout of Good.
rich people at the old settlers picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Newcom and
son accompanied NIL nuu NAl .. NAOA 40
Myers to Missouri Valley in their car
Friday morning to attend the L. D. S.
reunion.
Mrs. A. D. Whey and Mrs. James
E. Davis visited at B. Beaman's and
L. F.. Morris Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence lines went
down to Missouri Valley Saturday on
the afternoon train.
The Ladies' Aid society will have
an all day quilting at the church on
Friday of this week, September 9Th.
A sumptuous dinner will be served
for rs cents. Proceeds of both for
church purposes. Come and help the
ladies in their effort.
The trustees of the church will have
q bee on the same day to draw sand
for Mr.. E. McNeal. The money to be
applied in cancelling the balance Of
the Indebtedness incurred Oh last
years improvements on the church
property. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all who can give q day to
this worthy object.
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WOMAN IN
TERRIBLE STATE
Finds Help in Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.
Bellevue, Ohio. 81 was in terrible
state before took Lydia E. Pinkham's

V e ge "a bl e Com
pound. Ny ba ok
acheduntil l thought
it would break, I had
pains all over me,
nervous feelings and
periodic troubles. 1
was very weak and
run down and was
losing hope of ever
b cling w ell an d
strong. After talk
ing Lydia E. Pink
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Denison Thursday meeting his Vail
friends.
!. iii McMahan and Thos. Cody and
sister, Kate, of Manila, were visitors
Saturday at the Thos. Powers home.
Miss Hazel Knowles left Saturday
for Charter Oak, where she will teach
school in that locality this winter.
Dave Mccullough spent the latter
pair of last week in Minnesota trying
to buy cattle.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-06-05
TROUBLE OVER QUAR-
ANTIMIN6 FOR MEASLES

More or less cases OF measles have
developed in Canon City and the su-
burbs and the health officers have
been having considerable trouble
keeping quarAntines in effect
People do not seem to realize that
measles amount to anything but they
are acute infectious disease and are
quarantinable. The Law In this state
says that any one resisting quarantine
or breaking quarantine are liable To
nne OF from 81 to $500.
The health officers complain that
many cases are not reported to them
and that even physieians- are negii-
gent In this regard. Those families
who are having no physicians are re-
quired under the Law to report the
existence OF the disease In their faus-
iy to the health officer so that proper
steps can be taken TO prevent the
spread OF the maiady.
County Physician Hart Goodloe In
an Interview regarding the trouble
about auarintine said. I'VE are havins
a great deal OF trouble 10 check the
spread OF measles because We fnd that
people will not regard the quarantine
Law. have even found that phys.-
clans have not reported cases that
they have had in their charge. In
South Canon found that a number Of
families we're totally disregardinz
their quarantine. went 70 the city
officials OF South Canon and told them
that they must make the people quar-
antined observe the law or II would
be necessary to quarantine the whole
OF South Canon. SR2 ~. 81
People do not seem to think the
measles are a serious disease and 20
prevent their spread /, Is necessary 10
take drastic measures. II people have
the disease they should take every
precaution to prevent Its spread and
sbove all means when quarantined
lhey should observe the law ut least"
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ADDRESSED 4 BIG
GA1HERlMeuAT. PUEBLO


Rev. o. s. Reed was the principal
speaker at the Decoration day exer-
cises in Pueblo on Friday and spoke
to a large gathering OF old soldiers.
members of the various patriotic or
ganizations. civic and benevolent So
cieties and their friends at the close
of the ceremonies at Roseiawn cem-
etery. In referring to his talk the
Star-Journa' says:
Rev. o. s. Reed of Canon City. 4
former Union soldier. delivered an
eloquent address at the river bridge.
The glory OF yesterday is as the
withered flowers" said Rev. Reed.
THE glory of the old soldiers grows
DINNER each year and many OF us
are living to realize that the day will
come when few Will do US reverence
even TO the slightest degree. Let the
glory wither. II II must. but let US
pray here today that patriotism may
not wither from our hearts as the
flowers we strew on our comrades
graves. Let us hope that the patriot
ism that prompted them to face death
for the preservation OF a race Of
slaves. may endure forever and that II
burns as brightly In the younger
hearts that must bear our eountry's
burdens. as 1t burned and glowed IN
the boys OF '65."
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Tom Easton. one OF the main boost
era OF RocktsIs, was In the city yes-
terday afternoon snd stated that a
movement was on foot In the camps
to hold a Joint celebration on July
9TH. II Is planned that the program
will comprise sports of all kinds. In
ciuding horse races. foot races and
feature ball game. The details OF the
STAIR have not been worked out yet.
but II ia expected that they will be
announced ia few days.--Fiorence
Citizen
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part OF parents to saddle any unnec-
essary burden on the taxpayer. but
We are anxious that our children
should have all the educational op-
portunities here that they could OBJ
tain elsewhere. And am confident
that every cent spent In improving
and widening the scope OF our schools
viii be returned with interest to the
property holder. who Is chiefly inter-
ested In building up the town. One
of the strongest arguments which
California is advancing In her bid for
settlers il the superiority OF its
schools. Only this week 1 received
from friends who are urging us 10
come to their California town. papers
full OF boost" literature setting forth
In particular the educational adsant-
ages OF the community and confess
II Is all pretty tempting.
Before removing here, ! lived In and
watched a little Illinois prairie ham
let grow into a prosperous suburban
city OF 10000 largely on the reputa-
ton OF its schools and that II vas a
good place in which to bring up a
family Canon City can have no bet
ter asset than similar reputation
GEORGE sfNDEN.
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COL0RAD0AnS GET
COMMITTEE PLACES

Washington. June 2.-The Colorado
members In the house are TO receivs
the following committee assignments
for the sixty-thlrd congress-
Tayior-Iabor. roads.
seidomridgc Banking and cur
rency. -'--svy
Kindei-District of Columbia.
In these appointments from the
committee on ways and means the
Colorado members got everything
they asked for. -WxEN.
Kindel was disappointed In not set'
ting a place on Interstate commerce.
but will have big field for his pro-
tlivities on the district committee.
Taylor remains on three big commit
tees. where he has heretofore served
usefuIly on mines and mining and Ir.
risation.
Seidomridge. on The banking and
currency committee. sifl take sn
active part In the coming currency
Legislation.
Heating will interest himself IN la
bor legislation and also have place
on the newly constitutional COMMITTEES
on highways.
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had about decided to burn this
book. because I shan't need It any
longer. for he says he and Billy and
are going to play so much golf and
tennis that I.shall keep as thin as he
vents me to bc without any more
melting or freezing. or starving. but
perhaps he would like to read the lit
tie red devil. Do you suppose he
would?
THE END.
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ADVOCATES MANUAL
TRAINING AND DOMESTIC
SCIENCE IN SCHOOLS
To the Editor:

D tue Esuitot
In the address OF the President Of
the Board OF Education at the High
School graduating exercises the state
ment was made that. while the Board
considered Manual Training and Do
mestic Science highly desirable addi-
tons to our present school curricE-
ium. II had canyassed the situation
and found that the cost OF instalia-
ton would amount to $4,000 which 1t
considered prohibitory. This conclu-
sion win be a great disappointment
to a large number OF parents who had
hoped their children might soon en-
Joy here all OF the educational ad-
vantages which other communities az
ford.
But many OF us who agree with the
Board that these things are highly
desirable are inclined to believe that
they can be had at a much lower
figure than the estimate given which
We understand includes $4,000 for
a new building. II the necessity for
putting up building could be avoid
ed II would reduce the cost for equip
ment 10 $4,000 at the outside. and I
believe a satisfactory equipment could
be installed at somewhat lower fig-
ure. salida spent $4,000 for theirs
and provided excellent accs(nnloda-
tons for 400 students for that SUN.
have canvassed the probable cost
with the superintendent OF the grade
schools. who has specialized In Man
uaf Training work At the University
and he makes similar estimate to
the above. This Is for hrst-ciass
benches. tools. gas stoves and all the
paraphernaiia needed for thorough
work In both departments and sum-
cient to take care OF all the pupils In
the two upper grades and all of the
high school pupils who might eiec;
either course.
Now as to the building: MIR. Coll
lins. secretary OF the Y. n. c. A. ad-
vises me that there ia room in their
new building which could be spared
for Manual Training shop and
which could be obtained for that
purpose at a very reasonable rental.
A little inquiry I am sure will dis
cover some vacant store room or cot
tage which could be easily adapted
for the Domestic scisnes department
and secured u . nominal rsntai.
There is no wish Or disDesitipa % ~
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THE MEL TING Of MOLLY
Marie Thompson Daviess


shed Indianapolis The Daily Record
and setting linotype
ohaye something nothing.
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few minutes 1t will make you uncom-
Peaches" he said. after he had
hushed me with another broken dose
of love. as large as he thought I
could stand-I could have stood more,
II am never going to tell you how
long l have loved you. but that day
you came to me all in a fiutter with
Al Benefits letter In your hand Il
Is going to take you lifetime to
settle for. You were mine-and Bill's.
How COULD you--but women don't
understand" l felt him shudder IN
my arms as held him close. l was
repaid for all those tlresome exercises
/ had taken by the strength to crush
him against my breast almost as hard
rs he crushed me. Our combined
strength was terrific, dangerous 20
life and ribs. but-heavenlyi
Don't women know, john l
managed TO ask softly in memory Of
like question he had put to me
across that bread and jam with the
rose a-iistening from the dark.
What, brought me to consciousness
was his fumbiing with the buttons at
the waist of blue muslin relict OF a
sentiment. I had fastened but one.
and the lace had got caught on his
sleeve buttons.
please don't button nee into his
possession" l laughed under his chin.
I'm all scared to death OF him. and
you haven't hid me yeti"
MOLLY" he asked. this time with a
heaven-laugh. where could you be
more effectuaily hid from Al Bennett
than In my arms?'
bpcut ech Ahiuutcs kciftA8 bihy
what hippopotamus really looks like
as put him to bed. but later. much
as I should like to. couldn't con-
sumo that horrible dinner. that had
helped prepare at the Johnsons. in the
shelter OF Johns arms. and had to
face Alfred. Ruth Chester was there.
and she faced him too.
A man that can't be happy with a
woman who is willing to fulfill hts
destiny" doesn't deserve TO be.
Then we came over here. and ohm
had the most beautiful time persuad-
ing Aunt Adeline how good 4 man
like Mr.. Carter would want his young
widow to be taken care of by being
married to a safe friend Of his instead
of being fiighty and having folks won
dering whom she would marry.
you know yourself how hard a
time a beautiful young widow has,
Mrs. Henderson" he said in the one
OF voice that always makes his pa
tients glad to take his worst doses.
He got his blessing and me-with a
warning. ,-e~;a.ts
A lovely night wind is blowing
across my garden and bringing me
concentrations from all my flower
family. Flowers are a part Of love
and the woolng OF II, and they under
stand. am waiting for tho light to
go out behind the tall trees over
which the moon is st.aithily sinking.
He promised me to put II out right
away. and I'm watching the glow that
marks the place where my own two
men creatures are going to rest, with
my heart in full song.
He needs rest, he is so very tired
and worn. He confessed It as /
stood on the step above him tonight.
after he had taken his own good night
from me out on the porch. When he
explained to me how his agony over
me for all these months had kept
him walking the floor night after
night. not knowing that was waiting
for the light to go out. gave myself
a sweetness that am going to sag
prayer for the last thing before
sleep. took his head in my arms
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fred had come on the five-down tram
instead of the six-up and l fairly reel
ed to the window and peeped through
the shutters.
They were all in a laughing group
around him. with Tom as master OF
ceremonies, and Ruth Chester was
looking up into his face with an ex-
preston / am glad can never for
get. II killed all my regrets on the
score OF his future.
1t took two good looks to take him
all in and then | must have ,missed
some of him. for all in all, he was so
large that he stretched your eyes 20
behold him. He's grown seven feet
tall. | don't know how many pounds
he weighs and / don't want anybody
ever to tell me!
had never thought enough about
evolution to know whether l believed
in 1t and woman's suffrage. but / do
ago a great. big. distinguished hippo
potamus stepped out OF the woods and
| frightened one OF my foremothers SO
that she turned tail and fled through
thicket that almost tore her limb
from limb. right into the arms of her
mate. That's what did! caught
that blue satin belt together with one
hand and ran through my garden
right over bed OF savage tiger-lilics
and flung myself into John Moore's
orice. slammed the door and backed
up against it
Hes comet" | gasped. And I'm
frightened to death, with nobody but
you to run to. Hide me quick. He's
fat and I HATE him," l was that
deadly cold you can get when fear
runs into your very marrow and con-
geais the blood In your arteries
Quick, quick." painted.
He must have been as pale as was
and for an eternity OF a second he
looked at me. then suddenly heaven
shone from his eyes and he opened
his arms to me with just one word.
"Here?"
went.
He held me gently for a half-sec-
| ond. and then with a sob which l felt
rather than heard. he crushed me 10
him and stopped my breath with his
lips on mine. l understood things
then that never had before. and
felt that wise guardian man-angel
take his fingers from mine and leave
me safe at last. ! raised my hand
and pressed II against Johns wet
iashes until he could let me speak
and I was melted into his very breast
itself.
Molly" ne said when enough ten
derness had come back into his arms
to let me breathe. you have almost
killed mel" -
You" / exclaimed. crowdlng still
closer. or at least trying to. "It's not
YOU; it's l that am killed. and you
did it, know you don't really want
me, but can't help that I'D rather
you'd do the suffering with me than
to do II myself away from you. I'm
SO hungry and thirsty for you that
that I can't diet any longer." I put
the case the strongest way L knew
how and got a swooning. maddening.
luscious result.
Want. you. Molly?" he almost 500
bed. and felt his heart pounding
hard next to my shoulder.
Yes. want mel" I answered with
more spirit than breath left in me. II
refuse to believe yo uare as stupid as
| am. and anybody with even an or
dinary amount of brains must have
seen how hard 1 was fighting for you
feel sure l left no stone unturned.
Some of them can already think back
and see myself tugging at. and it
makes me hot all over. I'm foolish.
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