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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19

Attend the game of foot ball next
Saturday and root for Monroe.
Quincy has q strong team and the
game will be interesting from start
to finish.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19
Moberly vs. Monroe.

The score Of the foot ball game
at Moberly last week was "A to 0
favor Of Monroe.
The Moberly high school hes not
had foot ball team for several
years until this year.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19

Clintic & Yates 8 cars hogs; Daw-
son & Sharp car hogs and 1 car
goats: Monroe Coal & Grain Co. 2
cars wheat; Henderson & Sons 1
car live poultry and car dressed
poultry.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19
ABOUT THE CHURCHES
Interesting News Concerning the
Different Denominations.
This Column Closes Promptly at
9 a. M. Each "Wednesday.
Formal Opening.

The new M. E. Church, South, at
Maiden was opened formally, Oct.
25th. Rev. H. H.. johnson, one
time pastor of the Methodist church
here, is the pastor. The church is
a handsome one, modern in every
way. The following Sunday the
pastor, assisted by Rev. j. A. Snarr,
of Jamesport, opened a meeting
The dedication sermon was preach
ed by Rev. W. F. McMurry, D. D.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19
Are You Coming Too :

The Old School at Hickry Hol-
ler," a comic play. in three scenes
to be given by the Teachers Train
ing Course Glass" of the High School
on next Thursday evening. Nov. 19.
1914. in the auditorium. Be sure
and come fellers and-bring your
girl too. There will be lots Of fun.
After the play there will be a pie
supper, the pies being auctioned off
to the highest bidder. Tell your
girl now what kind of a pie you
want her to make.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19
FIRST BAPTIST

The Women's Missionary Society
will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Frank Proctor Friday afternoon
Nov. 10th. Those who have boxes
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19
GENERAL GALLIENl

General Gallieni, now the military
governor Of Paris, Is one Of the vet
Grams Of the French army, and knows
more about the defenses Of Paris than
any other living man.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19

The pony contest is growing more
interesting daily and you can help
some boy or girl by buying your
winter clothing from Hanly & Cree
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19

The dedication sermon was preach
ed by Rev. W. F. McMurry, D. D.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Regular services next Sunday at
II a. m. and 7 p. m. A full attend
ance is requested.
Sunday Sch oil at 9:45 a. m. All
parents and children are requested
to be present.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at 7 p. m.
GRACE BAPTIST.
Last Sunday-Sunday School not
up to the average in attendance,
yet good.
The Wednesday night prayer
meeting was good but attendance
not as large as it should be. 1t is
hoped that all interested ones will
try hard to out next Wednesday
night.
Fair CONGREGATIONS at both pfeach.
ing services last Sunday.
Next Sunday-Sunday School at
945 a. m. Preaching II a. m. and 7
p. m. Young Peoples Union 6 p m.
1t is especially requested that all
the young people will be out to
start the B. Y. P. U. going in good
shape.
d. CAVE, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN
Bible School 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 7:3O
p. m.
Boys Club at $50 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7 o'clock.
Choir practice Saturday 7:S0 p.
m. The choir will render special
music at both services on Sunday.
The public cordially invited to be
in attendance. Do not fail to attend.
w. Garnet Alcorn, Pastor.
METHODIST
Sunday School $50 a. m.
Preaching 10:45 a. m. Subject:
"Children's Rights"
Junior League 2:30 p. m.
Senior League 600 p. m.
Preaching ZOO p. m. Subject:
Man is Greater than all other In
Stitutions."
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.
Choir practice 700. on Saturday.
We invite the public to all these
services. especially urge all the
parents to be out for the morning
service. In the evening l will fin
ish the theme discussed last Sum
day night. I have the best part to
give, i'll am a judge of the message.
Good music at all the services The
Young Peoples meeting is very in
teresting. Last Sunday evening they
carried out a very interesting pro-
gramme. Meet with them and they
will do you good.
Sincerely,
C. !. HOY.
FIRST BAPTIST
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19

Sc gloves at Hanly & Green's.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

Der 9eritorbcne, ipelder 1875 BON
Davenport mad M}inoen fam, mar
elmer Der erItcu Iniieoler bier. gr
9etrieb LANCE Sabre citen Sc
treibebonoel, bon peIdem er it'd Dor
Smei Sabreu 5ltriid3og un0 baS @e-
ihoit ieiuelt Sobne 2ollie ii6cr-
gab. Seine Guttin ftorb Dor uilge-
f1br 3fpei Sa6reu. Ger gerblihcne
pon fiiuf ainoern betrauert.
Der 2eidJnam pltr0e III Der 6anti-
Iieugrltit III 3aOertport beiaeiett.
5r1ulein gauline g8itt itarb leg.
ten 6reito9 url IT llhr aSad)ts on
ben 5olgen elmer Qilngenent5iin.
Dung. Die Geritorbene erreidtc eitt
9(Itcr BON 81 Sabren. Gle miro bon
orei Sdneitern betraliert. SEER Ra-
flor COOS lcitete Die 2eidenfeicr.
Ger 2eidln1m lpurbe ON biciigen
6rieobofe 6eigeiebt.
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fremOI1nbiide 8ii6rcu acg1ngcl1.
lluo Der gndleriolg mar iibcrull Der
9leide. Mai mitiliirte lid toitlid
iiber Die miBigen @iniolc aa0el.
burg's.
Der 5nboIt 6cs stidcs lit in
fur3eu 3iigen folgenOpr;
Sm Seben einc5 iC0cu Nlcnid)eu
1iebt eS 10 ettuaS mic eiueu gbunf.
len Sled. Garau ldBt man nid)t
aerne riibrcn, "a 5eigt inns Der
miBiae &noelburg nm cilleu cOel.
~itoIjcn 6reibcrrn, Gin gang ucridro.
Gcnes 6cft, Der ilgitlit ouriiber
nod)t, Dap neoer ieiurr @erion nod
ieincr 6amilie irqcn0 Gin 0uufler
Sled anboftet. Iicicr mertpiirotgr
3~eitgenoiie, apon 9itbncn" lit ieiu
9ione, biitet abcr uidyi ltllr Die eis
gene 6onlilie 1ngitlid Dor ieoem
buItfelit Sled, ncir, or lit Dag uno
ltadjt attf nid)tS atbcres be0aht, ais
in Der 8erganaeilbeit aler Oerieni.
gen, bic NIT ibm III udbcre gerbiit-
ouug fomnen fonlten berum5lt-
iduiiffeln, intnlcr aii DEM Sprlmge,
irgeH0 elrlen oumflcn Sled 3l lin.
ben. 0aB iid bicrolls Die foitIid-
item Situattoncn ergcben, liegt oitf
Der SunD. ga lit inter Nnocrem
ieiu Sobu. Der itd nit Der 1odtcr
eine5 Maiors auderott ~nerloben
ioa. 9tlrn bcain1tt eilc Rieieuidniii.
felei IeitcnS 0eS 6ci6crru bon Glib.
men. Die gor3e @crmanotidatt Der
iutger grallt miro oiti Ser5 irno
Nictcn gcprilft. Sdon idcint allies
III better Gronlma 81 iciu, oa itcIlt
iid serau5, ooB Der Soblt ocs Ma.
iorS auttrott iih init Der Eoftcr
eines gctuiiieu aoulmer3ienratbes
9rltf Tteper petlobt bat. 0icicr
grutfmeper, ciu Sell . Ma0e
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3rcnnpr.

SER @iI6elm 960nillg Sr. Bat
acknowledgements nod INNER nid)t
ieireu Rbeumatismls losgebrn6t Ii.
inuB onber nod INNER Oas 9ett
bitten. @oacu mir boifen, Dab CT
redt balb ieine @eiunobeit befommt
iuto ieiner grbeit nndlgeben fam.
6rau Gltiabetb Sdmcrt, ipeldle lid,
fir langere 3cit iii Council 8luffs
5uln 9eiud i0rer 8eripunoten ani.
belt, lit mic0er 3iriid9efcbrt,
Gas 2eidlenbeoduauiB oes tlei.
men Sobnes oes @errtt nlo 5rolt
Sobn 66ntielaH pllroe lcBten 6rei.
tag in Der bieiigcu ct. 8aulS STIR
die o~bqcboIteu. Gas Sinh itarb
balo nod iciner @eblirt. Nir FIRE.
den Den betrii6teu gltern infer
9er5lidlites geileib ans.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

@ie nllidbrlidl mteruimmt Scrr
Glitnp alcemait bon Nliluantec mlo
Chicago aud in bieiem 5rii1iabr
init ieiurr Oei.iten Tbeatcrgeien'
ihait cine 8uritrciie Ourd) Die mitt'
leren Stnatcu.
0eutidrs Ibeater bier iii unicren
Malernl"
Tieicm 9odritie fam mo miro tel.
uer pioeritcBen Ger bic Spraha
mO bic auuit iciter Seinlnt1 lieb
Lat. lln0 @litup alcenrnnn lit Elm
ms gar licb JcfuoroenCr Soduogel,
ociien Iodeuoam @c}uitidycr man
nit gergmiigcn laltidjt. @iiien mir
bod inn 8orau5, oaB inns aleemaus
COMPANY ous Bette pom @uten
bringt: ausgejeihnete Shauipieler,
brillante Stiida gldr3eno abgcrult.
oete auifilbrungen.
Am Niitthod. 6. @iui, miro bic
@eielihait aid bier inn gmeriean
Gbcater ein eiumaligcs @aitipiel
acben. 9ieier Gbc~atcrubcno itebt
aon5 I'M 3eiten oe6 fr6bli6en.
irelloigen, oes oliS8elaiienoiten Slt.
mors. aur3 umo oeutltd apsge.
oriidt, u@iutad gum 8oOtIadet. "
60 lalttet iibaraa, mo man bas
5tiit Ser buuflc Sled" gab, oas
aagemeine llrtbeit. Nan bratft
mir Den Aamcn oes gerfaiiers oeS
rcijcuOsil Stiides ]t nennelt, sta.
0eIburg", Inn bon bornberein 81
miiicn, oaB man inter feillen lin.
itauocn enttduift pcroett fam, oenn
9a0elburg lit wobl beute Der meilt
porgefiibrtc EH6 erfolgreihite
Shlpoafbifter. Ser 0uHfle 4imft"
Der bcreit5 mge3dbIte auffiiGrungen
crIebte, lit inner nod Elm @aupt.
idlager aIIer @ii6uen uto iii in
ntt Spradcn ii6cricbt, aud iiber
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

Mnn" i'm ipnGritcu Sinie bes Bor.
ties, ii! fir Den alien BON Gitbnen
Gin 6tgenitauo oes abidcueS, Die.
fer grudmeper itellt uidt ultr cineu
Ountltu Sled nur - nod ieiner
9niidt, - ioubfru cine gauge ount.
Ic &dn0. Gicier &omnnerjieuratb
lit ndtnIid Dor 2nngem NIT orei
aiibcn 1lad Berlin gefomuteu ulo
bat fdj ourd) 8batfroIt uto 5IeiB
cmporeciApunden. Gieie orci aii.
lie utt5cibt inn Der ooelitol5e brei'
berr hem 9rndmeper lie. ga5lt
forum. nod. Dab grudmeper ais
@utsrahbar BON 3iibneuS oieiem
mebrfah ouf sic bofooeligelt Silb.
neranqcn getretcu lit; furb cine
8crb n0ung oieier beiocn 5amilien
erineni 6ltr6 cine iold]e Qnbduful0
ounfler 5lcden ousgeid)loiien God
niht Niles lit Solo mas gldn5t..
Diei.r idruqige, obuenitol5e 5rei.
herr cot cine Echter, Die naf 9luie.
rita ging unn BORT fir DerifoIIelt
gnIt. gtue5 iHonen Cages tautt
iic migoer oltf, oocr nielnlebr ibr
y@otte", Der iHr sur 3eit Oes Gro-
6ebeus in Gan 6roncisco 0n5 2eben
r~etleic. 5ie lerrtte i'm ipdtcr fen.
men, liebet uno beirathctc i'm, =
ci1eE idJmar3en 9ledItsonDalt
elmer Neger!
Gns muB men NIT anic1en, mie
oas nlf Den eiuge6ilbeten 4riito.
fraten mirft, lpenu Der Sdpnr5e
ii6 ibm ais Shpicgeriobn prdiens
tirt. GaS lit ciufdd) 5lun ruaI3en.
Ga ct MN aud) in ieifcr eiaere1
1otnilic cincn o1dJit yourtfler Sled
fat, not CT Ill 9tllem ia" ult0
.4men", uno ole nerIHieoellcn 9on-
re eripfc6Ien iit gum SdIuB aIs
gIiidtihe 8erloate.
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!. Carroll.

Scrr Soicf 9teumaper lullr0e lebte
ISOLDE pom eillem be0nlleriihelt lin.
foQ 6etrofien. als or iih nit iei'
mem @oaen mad @aule begebet moi
tie, pliroe bpS 8fern plobtidl mttb,
mari oett 0agcll url mo 6err Nen.
maper mrroe NIT Dem aopfe 3uerIt
ouf bic 9truBc 0cidleuocrt. 0or'
ii~6eraebctoc ianoen i'm bepuBtloS
ouf Ser 5ttaBe liegeu llno brad1tcll
ibn all eiitem qr5t. Bon bort tpuroc
or ipGtcr nad Dem Saltie iciner
3ante, 6ralt 8. EegelS gcbradt.
no er nod II Studoeu lag, bebor
ct ieine g%eiiunnit8 fuie0cr erlongte.
@r bat oniheitcnO blus einige leid)te
dnBerc GerlcBingclt erlitten. Sof'
fentlid1 miro CT in fnr5er Belt mic
Der berqeitcllt pcr0en; auf 0aS Dor.
eefaIlcnc fam CT lid) abicItlt nidlt
erinnern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

Soiepbs 6rieo9Of sur geerOigulg
gebradt.
- Ger Commercial Stub in Ser.
bin0mng init Der 9litoitoriuul So.
trdgt iit init Dem @eoanfeu aud
0ieies Sabr mieoer eiiieu aarneoaI
o~b3nbatten. aqe nod IN oieler Hid'
tllng gebalteuen geronItaltungcn ia.
ben eiuen I~iilan3teIlelt ionobl ais alt6
aeihaftliAeu grfolg auf3ulpeileu ge.
babt. 9lqer 8obri6einlihfeit nah
miro ooS Set mieoer in Der eriten
@o9e int September abgeBaIten
neroen.
Mie ms Serr gilbert 8idert,
2eiter oes Sattlergei6dfteS 6ebrii'
Der 8idert, mittbeilte, bat bic bie-
iige Nieoerlage IN lebter Bet eiilen
groBen auftrag erIeoigt. Die 0rna.
ia Nieoetlage Der STANDARD Oil
80. bate eitten gfitftrag fir Is.
Goor 8ferpegeihirre gegeben mel
die IN Den lebteu 8oden 5ur ab.
lieferuttg gelongten. IS lit MIR 1ui
bic Site Der 8aaret uno ouf Die
Bromptbeit Der @enieultng 5uriid3u-
fiibrcn onB cine nod perbdltniB-
mdbig iunge 6irmn einen 10 gro.
ben 4uftrag befommt. 8ir niln-
iden aud fcrnerbin Dem iungen @e-
id)ditsmanne piel @lf3 in ieinen
9citrebrlgcn lnD molen aud bof-
fen, bob linn bic bieiigen 6armer
lire llntcrIiiibung onse0ei1en lai.
fen.
gbeu babel mir cine groBe
2aoung Der pr1httgiten Geppide,
@aroincn lluo 2inolerm erbalten.
0a mir Die obigen 8aoren llnter
giinitigelt ltmit1aoen uu0 iehr bill.
Iia t%auftelL, 10 iiub mir alld 1T Der
Gage, unieren geebrten alnloen I'M
meuiaes 8el0 lebr pr%eisipertbe So
den 8lt iiberlaiien. g8ir baben aid
oIle 5orteu Roaporbdnae. &ommt
mo beie1t Gitd ltnier groBes Eager.
5todcrt Carpet so, 205-207 @eit
9roaOlpap.
@eben sic adt auf Die groBe
an5eige Der 9ubmaderin Jran
Wliiulie 9feiifer, melde nddJite $50.
dc ibrell groBelt 9[nsperfauf bon
biaigeu 6riibiabrsbiiten befanut ma.
den miro.
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Wfaunino.

Gin 9nlabaer Reiictber mictbete
Icbte ModJe lit cinem 1ieiigelt Sotel
chi 3inrnlcr. Inn 80 iiberttndlteu. gls
CT iidl am abeno it 9ett beaebeit
mgute, neruniBte CT ocn 5hluiiel III
ieilcn 3iuuner. Gur5 entidlloiien
prbiertc er eillen ieiner Sdliiiiel unO
offnete aud idlieBlidl Die IDiire uno
beaab liA sur Hube. 9tls er ON
.Morgcn aus ieinem Simmer ge6en
ipollte, funo CT, DAB er nidt fdbig
mar, oie Ebare ouf5uidlieBen. Grit
rad Idngerrtn gdtttleu DltrSs Der
Glerf aufnlerfiani utto befreite i'm
aus ieiner ulinugenebnlen Gage.
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ans Dem staatc 3ulua.
NaInnt.

Der bicii9c @crnonin. herein 5nt
am 0itermontag einen offcutIiAen
gaa obgebaltcn, DeIdcr IN ieoer
6iniiht ais Gin GROCER Griolg be.
5eidnet meroelt rttB. 2ic Ser.
iammlltngcu oes obel9ehauuten Yer.
ems, melde aud INNER eiuen gltten
9eiud olli3upciien babelt, finoen
ieoen criten Somitag i'm Miotiat
itott.
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9[ns Council @lnffs.

Sri. emma Geif, % Sabre
alt, ltar6 am leBten 9anitag Inn
Ill llbr 8ormittagS. Die gerbIi-
hene lpor Die Lodter Der Srau
Dlaru Deif, St3 II. aperie. Gas
qciAcuteg1ngniB ulrOe lcbtcr Mol.
tog III Ser tatboliiden ct. Beters
Stride a~boebalten. Serr 9farrer
0crlnann leitete bic 5eicrlihfeit.
SIC 2eide pur0e aoA Dem st,
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aDlinhe,t.

9sud) niebrmodentlifem Aranfelts
lager ueridieo bier DIN 6reitas Inn
II llbr @Drrnittags Serr g'eter Gh.
Iers in AItsr BON 80 3pDrea.
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= abonnirt nuf Oieic 3eituHs,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-11

a large one, what he offers is good.
He will sell one of the best draft
horses to be seen. This horse is s
years old, sound and right. Mr.. Will
son has asked us to mention that he
will sell 2 head of pure bred Short
horn heifers. His announcement ap-
pears on page 10 of this issue. A nice
line of farm machinery is listed. The
sale will commence promptly at 10
o'clock.
Closing Out Sale.
Albert Vernon is using quarter
page in this issue to announce clos
ing out sale on his place in Section
"a, Stockholm township, 2A miles
southwest of Ellis, 81 miles southwest
of Boyer, miles north and IN miles
west of VAIL on Tuesday, February
Gath. He sells 2O2 head of live stock,
consisting of II head of horses, 8 of
which are good work horses, big,
sound and right, ranging in weight
from 100 to 400 pounds; l coming 3
year old colt; 1 coming 2 year old
colt and l cattle pony. If you want
horses remember this sale. In the
cattle line he is selling 81 head. among
which are Is head of good mich cows,
some fresh and some to be fresh soon;
8 2 year old steers; 5 yearling steers;
IL yearling heifers; 10 calves; l reg
istered Polled Angus bull. Farmers
who want hogs should by all means at
tend this sale for Mr. Vernon is Offer
ing 14O head; so head of these grand
Chester White hogs are bred to far
row in May; 1000 bushels of corn, hay
in stack and a complete line of farm
machinery go to make up this big sale.
This sale being closing out sale
makes it one of the big attractions OF
the season. Col NJ. r. McGrath is
the auctioneer and Henry Stuck clerk
Don't fail to bear in mind this big
sale and plan to attend.
Duroc Bred Sow Sale.
On another page of this issue will be
found the announcement of f. r..
Handley, who will hold a sale OF 40
head of pure bred sows and gifts at
Edgewood Farm, Carroll. Iowa, on Sat
urday, February 21st. Here is grand
lot of sows sired by the champion
frankfort X and by Crimson Chief
Again. One half of this Offering is
bred to farrow in March, balance will
farrow in April and May. These are
choice grand sows and some that you
can't 20 wrong on. Read over the
announcement and see if there was
ever q better offering than this.
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er expressed any regret at the ar
rangement which they made, although
the children or some of them who re-
ceived installments have been dissat-
istied and have threatened to disturb
the arrangement made by their par
ents.
The mother died little over a year
ago and since then the father lived a
while in the house provided by his
son, one OF his daughters keeping
house for him; afterwards another
daughter took the father to board and
room and he has been paying for the
accommodation.
A short time ago suits were started
by one of the children to set aside the
conveyance which their father and
mother made four years ago and at
the same time the action which has
just been tried was instituted to have
a guardian appointed for the old gen
tleman. The evidence offered in favor
of the appointment OF a guardian con-
sisted chiefly in placing the old gen.
tleman himself upon the witness stand
where he was Intercepted in the
presence of the jury. He disclosed a
degree of forgetfulness and loss OF
memory, but still was able to describe
principal events in connection with his
affairs for the last several years.
There is no question but what
this failure of memory was the chief
consideration that Influenced the jury
to return verdict in favor of the
appointment of a guardian, although
the testimony of his neighbors, large
number of whom testified in the case,
showed that there was no evidence of
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unsoundness of mind. In addition, DR..
Hill, a prominent alienist of Des
Moines, who formerly had charge of
the insane asylum at independence
for number of years, testified that
there was not single circumstance
that indicated unsoundness of mind.
The jury, however, was content to
place their verdict upon the exhibition
OF the old gentleman made in giving
his testimony, wherein he showed loss
of memory. The testimony of all
those familiar with Mr.. Champion was
that in all of his business transactions
and the management of his property
he showed good judgment and made
no mistakes, although he is not able
now to recall the different transac-
tons in detail, which is due to his for
getfulness. 1t looks as though cam
paign of litigation was inaugurated in
the Champion family inasmuch as two
suits are now pending between the
children in relation to the real estate
which the father and mother, four
years ago in their wisdom, conveyed
to their two sons.
The case of the state of Iowa against
Delbert Lee, in which the defendant is
charged with the crime of burglary,
committed, as is alleged, some time
ago in the town of Arion. The case
will probably occupy the day or por-
ton of the day at least, after which
the Cook will contest case will be dis
posed Of
1t looks very much as if there would
be no other jury cases tried this term,
although there are number of other
cases awaiting trial.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-11

I nouncement they consist of mich
COWS, some fresh; l Red Polled bull;
IL yearlngs and number OF other
fine cattle. He has about s bushels OF
seed corn and 1000 bushels of corn
Another feature of the sale is the 40
head of shoats. A fine line of farm
machinery is also listed. This fine
sale will commence promptly at 10
O'Clock and free lunch will be served
on the place at noon. Here is one of
the big sales advertised in the Review
this week and farmers should read
over his announcement carefully and
plan to attend the sale. Remember
the date-Thursday, February 26th.
The c. A. Larson Sale.
One of the big sales next week is
that of G. A. Larson, which will be
held on his farm / mile east and 12
mile north of Kiron on next Tuesday
February 18th, commencing promptly
at 10 o'clock. Mr.. Larson has rented
his farm and will quit farming and for
that reason is DESTROYS of selling his
property. He has listed 10 head of
good horses, consisting of l span OF
mares coming and 8 years old; 2
geldings; 2 colts and sucking colts.
In the cattle line he has % head con-
sisting of 2 mich cows, Z head of
heifers, steers and 10 head of
calves: Is head of fall shoats and a
complete line of good farm machinery
go to make up the remainder of this
big sale. Here is sale that you can
not afford to miss. l. L. Eels will
cry the sale and w. J Sandberg will
act as auctioneer A big free lunch
will be served at noon. Read his ad
on page 9.
Detlef Heide Sale.
On page 10 of this issue of the Re-
view will be found the announcement
of the public sale of Detlef Heide, to
be held on his farm in Section 20,
Goodrich township, S miles northwest
of Denison, on Monday, February 23d.
commencing promptly at II o'clock.
Mr.. Heide has decided to quit farming
and will move to town and desires to
sell his live stock, grain and farm
machinery. It will be noticed that he
has Z head of horses and 1 team of
mules listed The horses are of the
ucSll dUlc hluu duu OOuSloC VI q ldy
geldings, team of mules and years
old; gray mare years old. with foal;
spring colt. gray mare years old; 2
gray ponies, and years old. Farm
ers who are anxious to purchase some
good Aberdeen Angus cattle should at
tend this sale as he will sell 10 head,
consisting of cows, 3 steers and 4
heifers of this popular breed. Twenty
head of hogs, 700 bushels of corn in
crib and from 500 to 600 bushels of
oats are listed. Mr.. Heide has COM
plete line of farm machinery, much of
it being new. F. D. Reinking, the pop
ular auctioneer, will cry the sale and
Theo. Rohwer will clerk Remember
the date-Monday, February 23d. Read
the announcement on page 10 and
plan to attend.
Newton Wilson's Sale.
Newton Wilson is holding public
sale on Thursday, February 10Th, on
the farm known as the Sprecher farm
in Section 81, East Boyer township, 8
miles southeast of Denison, on the
Manila road. While the sale is not