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ch;ls. Bartcher, OF Denison, was a

Chas. Bartcher, OF Denison, was a
kiron visitor on Sunday afternoon.
From reports we learn that there
is considerable sickness in our midst.
On the sick list are Mrs. 5. A. Nord-
holm. Ed. Eckman, S. NJ. Moline, Lars
Anderson, Olaf Sandeen and Chas.
and G. A. Johnson.
The condition of J. G. Johnson is
exported at present as weaker. Every
thing that is possible is being done
by the family for him. In spite OF
this all hopes OF his getting better
have been given up.
Nels. Jamt johnson. wanderer up
on the face CT the earth, returned last
week for short sojourn in this To-
cality, to visit relatives. He has in
his travels visited nearly every state
in the Union. In his peculiarly,
roaming seems to be his hobby. He
has grown older and he shows it more
plainly this time than ever before.
Alfred Larson, who has visited with
relatives and friends at Alcester. S.
r., the past three weeks, returned
home last Wednesday.
Gust Hasenjager attended the State
convention of the Guardians OF Liber-
ty held at Oelwein, Iowa, as delegate
from the society at Kiron.
Herbert Johnson returned Friday
from trip up to Marcus where he
spent a day attending to business
matters.
Rev. r. w. Jamison, OF Sioux City,
0ovo n loct,,ra OF tho E<frop Hall Wnd.
nesday afternoon aid evening. His
theme was the White vestraffic eX-
posed in pictures and lecture. Those
attending report splendid lecture
and the warnings given by him lin
plain language should be needed by
both sexes. These lectures are ac-
completing much good and are giving
facts and warning that will foster pre-
cautions from the snares that are laid
to trap. so many OF tie innocent ones
and the diseases and woe and shame
that eventually come os a result OF an
immoral life.
Gust e. Anderson and Alfred Clau-
son went in to Omaha last week with
cattle which they sold on the market.
NdEl TTlllG III. lIdISeCtcNi buolhSoo
at Omaha several days the past week.
The Fireman's entertainment at the
hall Oh Monday was attended by a
full house. Many came in from the
country at a distance. The program,
consisted of Instrumental music and
songs and acts by local talent, wind
ing up in an old time spelling down
contest. The evening proved very
entertaining to those present and the
Firemen's treasury was swelled con-
siderably by the receipts taken IN.
The boys served splendid luncheon
to all present.
Amy Bloom spent Friday in, Sioux
City and vicinity on business matters.
f.. L. Clauson went to Sioux City
on Friday last where he met Everett
Warren and wife from Pomeroy to
whom he sold bill of furniture from
the wholesale house. Warrens were
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is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
West
Mr., Jasper Hahn is still quite i'll at
his home and is not. improving very
much at present.
Mr. Weaver for the World-Herald,
was "A business caller Saturday.
W. l.. Borton was ON the sick list
for a few days but is his genial self
self again
Quite a number OF our young people
attended the dance in Manila Thurs
day night and all report good time.
The blind man and his wife who
gave a musical entertainment here
Wednesday evening did not draw a
very large audience owing to the cold
weather and bad roads. Those pres
MT made it up to them by.generously
Noting on the most popular lady and
Miss Tillie Arndt won the pretty
which was given as q prize.
They gave good entertainment and
seemed pleased with their treatment
here.
Mrs. Ed. McCaffrey was an over
Sunday visitor at the home OF her
grandparents, Mr.. and and Mrs. John
Griffin.
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months with his brother-in-law, Albert
| Jochims.
Willie Kuhlman is visiting his sister
| who lives near SchlesW!S.
Mrs. Herman Kuhlman spent Fri
day afternoon with her friend Mrs.
Ed Langholdt.
Johnnie Christensen spent few
days last week with his brothers, AL
bert and Bennie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwanz returned to
their home in Denison Friday after a
pleasant visit at the home OF her son,
Chris Henning.
Ed. I.angholdt was business caller
in Charter Oak Thursday.
Ernest Kruger was a week end
visitor with his brother, Herman.
Claude Eyer visited at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Chris Henning, one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Huffman and
son drove over near Schleswis last
Wednesday toj the Albert lochims
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hanamann visit
tied at the home Of her aunt Mrs.
IIlCldFu IDddA, d iS" udso ioSt "SSi,'
Baak Brothers shelled corn for Her
man Kruger Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Baak We're
Ricketts, shoppers Tuesday.
Walter Schwarz and sister. Emma,
called on relatives in klckettS last
Wednesday.
Will Proeger, took in the Jochlms
sale near Schleswig Wednesday.
Miss F'rieda Rosburg spent Tues
day evening with Miss Lydia Schmidt
at the Ed Langholdt home
Miss Loretta Murphy spent a few
days last week at the julius Christian
sen home.
Mrs. Herman Kulflman spent Tues
day evening with her daughter, Mrs.
Max. TrNelsen.
Mrs. Pete Petersen and son, Bennie.
came from their home near Castana
Monday for a short visit at the Kuhl-
man home and with relatives III Rick
etts.
Bonnie Buenger and Carl Wilkins
spent Sunday afternoon at the Julius
Christensen home.
Martin Sanders and Bert Nepper
were business callers in Charter Oak
and Ricketts, Monday.
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MIR. Peter Storm. of Buck Grove,
and Miss Schiller. of Earring, We're
married at the Defiance Catholic
church Tuesday OF last week. These
young people have many friends in
this vicinity whose good wishes follow
them into their new life.
Irwin West, OF Mount Vernon, came
Tuesday for a visit with his brother
and family and incidentally to Vake
charge OF things for Il few days while
Charles West takes a little vacation.
Mesdames Brewster and Bonney,
were guests to dinner at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hahn i'll Manila
last Tuesday. They found these
young folks very costly situated i'll q
nice new house, and fine new furni-
ture and although Mrs. Hahn is also a
new housekeeper, she is a good one,
and treated her guests to such a
good dinner that they have been try
ing ever since to invent some excuse
to go to Manila again soon.
Miss Nellie Welsh is sick with ten
silitis and has not been able to teach
school for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart left
Friday for an extended visit to Cedar
Falls.
Mrs. ]. P. Welsh went back to Sioux
City Friday to remain with her faith
er for a few days until after another
operation which is to be performed on
Monday Of this week. The many
friends of Mr.. White hope he will
get along all right and soon he will
be well and home again.
Max Moffitt, of DenisOn, arrived for
a few days visit with his uncle, Jasper
Hahn and family.
One of Lutte Carpenters sons. is
visiting with his uncle, William Slater
and family.
Foster L. Hahn and Max Moffitt left
Tuesday for Nicola for few days visit
with relatives at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith and chill
dren returned Friday from a visit to
Lost Nation, Iowa.
Mr.. Chas. West and children left
Friday for visit with his parents at
Mt Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chase receiv-
ed a visit from the good old stork
again last Thursday, Jan. 2lst. Its
another boy. All doing well.
Claude and Gladys Welsh were Dow
City visitors Saturday. They returned
home the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steckelberg
are entertaining a brand new boy at
their home. He arrived January Fl.
Foster Hahn and Max Mofiitt re-
turned from their trip to Nicola Fri
day. They stopped in Manila and
took in the hop Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frey are the
happy parents OF dear little baby
girl. She was born Jan. 22nd. Mrs.
Frey was Della Rose and her many
friends here are pleased to hear OF
her happiness.
George Jedele Jr. left fer trip into
Dakota Monday.
Mrs. Clingman, OF David City, Neb.,
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Dose and llttie
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Bowers
and Mr. and Mrs. Rickie Bruins spent
Sunday evening at the pleasant steve
Jams homb
Mr.. Jas. Richardson, OF Odebolt, VS.
tied at C. II. Richardson's Monday;
Frank Kelley was,a business caller
in Herring Monday. sEs
Mr.. Gus Anderson returned IRON
Chicago Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry Schwanz came from Deh-s
ison Monday to be present at the fun
eral OF a relative, Mrs. Chris. Roth,
woh was inferred in Wall Lake cenl-
etery, Tuesday =
Mr.. Jas Richardson, of Odebolt, and
son, Charles, } were passengers TO
Ciarinda Tuesday. They returned
home the following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer spent Saturday
evening at the Hickey Bruins home. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. DOhse spent Satur-
day evening at the Steve Jams home.
Mr.. Tom Brogan went to Vail Sun
day TO visit his cousin who is very
sick with pneumonia at the present
writing. ~
Nj. Win. Meyers visited his sister
who is in the hospital at Sioux City.
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Slechta were'
business callers at Vail Saturday.
Mr.. John Auen spent Saturday eve
ming at the r. Bruins home.
Mr.. Chas. Richardson shipped car
OF stock to Chicago Saturday evening.
.Chas. .Franzek went in charge. MI.
went Sunday evening for
a few days visit.
/ Misses Lizzie Schwartz, of Vail, and
Lena, of Denison, were in this vicitl-
ity the first OF the week. They came
to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Chris.
Roth
Messrs Frank Corn and Will Mey-
erss were business callerssat the coun-
ty seat, Wednesday.
VI Mrs. FranE Corn and Mrs. Win
Meyers were passengers to Dunlap,
Wednesday. where they spent a pleas.
ant day at the home of Mrs. Stubble.
Mr.. John Novotne hauled corn to
Herring this week.
Mrs. Andrew Dozark, who has been
in an Omaha hospital for the past
week, underwent an operation Mon
day. Her many friends will be glad
to learn that the operation was sue.
ioessful and that she is getting along
nicely. ~
I C. H., Richardson and Chas. Fran
EEK We're business callers in Boyer
Thursday. s cfs
Mr.. Steve JAMS was avail Lake
business caller Wednesday,. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve! Jansiland fam
lily and Mr.. Jim Williams spent Fri
day evening at the Tom Brogan home.
Mrs. Dortesel and Grandma Dozark
spent a few days iii Omaha with Mrs.
Andrew Dozark. Sse- @
It's almost time for emperor Francis
Incnnh tn dia aQain
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~. c. Jacobsen was Denison bust
ness caller "Wednesday.
Gus Rickert was passenger tc
Schleswig Wednesday.
& Mr.. and Mrs. l.. i. Koeppen visited
in Pisgah over Sunday.
The NJ D. Langford family moved
into the new house built by "A. f
Baak on Railroad avenue Wednesday
III. C. Baak will move into the house
vacated by Mr.. LangfOrd.
VIM. Below visited friends at Law
ton several days the latter part OF the
weel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Grell visited in
Schleswig between trains Friday.
Walter Below was passenger to
Schleswig Monday.
The following shipments were made
during the week: Nye Schneider Fow-
Ter Co., 5 cars Of corn to Council
Bluffs; Ehler & Petersen. 2 cars OF
hogs to Chicago; ]. +. Jepsen, ! car
OF hogs and car OF cattle to Chicago:
A. F.. ILL, l car OF hogs to South Oma-
ha.
After an illness Of several years,
MIS-. Mills oS! W ulS lCLt Ici WV soAS'st
beyond, departing from this earth at
5:25 a. m. Saturday. Her husband
died year ago last August and since
then her health failed more rapidly
and the end finally came. She was
willing to answer her call. praying sew
eral times that she might be taken
out of the misery of this earth. She
was 65 years old. Sc leaves to mourn
her death five children, as follows;
Alfred and Arthur, of this city: Walt
Ell, OF Otto: Mrs. Victor Weinz, of Chi
cago, and Mrs. Otto Baak, OF Elk
Grove. Cali. Funeral services We're
held Monday at the house and at the
Soldier church. She was laid to rest
beside her husband. Rev. Theodore
Wolfram preached a very appropri-
ate sermon. The pail bearers were
A., F. Baak, Otto Henning, Williar
Brettliauer, H. e. Dorale, Herman
Baak and T. j. Munster. The many
friends wish to sympathize with the
bereaved.
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The members OF the German church
at Manila held box social Monday
evening at}the Gus Lapel home. Twen-
ty-eight ladies brought baskets. the
sale of which amounted to $S4.l5.
which is to be used to- put electric
lights in their church. They were
more than pleased with the sun,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steckelberg ARE
the parents Of asbabY boy born ON IAN
uary goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rath, Max. Fritz
and John Steckelberg, with their
wives, went to Nebraska to attend the
wedding of their niece, Miss Alma
Rath, whose marriage took place on
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Steinkeuhler spent sew
eral days during the past week at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Steckelberg, making the acquaintance
OF the new grandson who recently ar
rived there.
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Miss Kate Sanders. OF Danbury, ar
rived Sunday to visit a few days in
the home of her brother, Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Nepper and lit
tie people were week end visitors
with the llady's parents in Danbury. \
John Thompson spent Tuesday eve
ming at the McGrath home.
The Misses Margaret and Ellen
Murphy visited at the Sanders home
Sunday afternoon.
Henry Rhode and family, Richard
Baak and family and Julius Christian
sen and family were guests at the
Otto Baak home Sunday evening.
Fred .Kuhlman came home Sunday
after spending the past couple OF
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Rack Island Disc loft iron harrow Sterling planter and go rods
Of wire grass mower hay rake Acme binder suly pov gang
plow sweep grinders shelter 4horsepoer engine
lumber wagon rack and seated buggy end gate
seeder hay buck Junior hay stacker stalk cutter pows
sets harness 20 bushels Reds Yellow Dent seed 20 hives
bees u S. separator about 10 of wild hay 1900
bushels the crib pure blood Indian Runner ducks
dozen Rhode Island Red chickens.
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After advocating the peace move
ment before the current events club,
scme women come home and light on
the old man because he didn't leave
his rubbers on the piazza.
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There are many people who would
be glad to contribute to the Belgians
or the earthquake sufferers were it
not necessary to save money to buy
gasoline next spring.
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Consisting Of | | COWS, heifers two years
old, yearling steers, yearing heifers, one
2-year-old bull, 6 spring calves and calves.
OPoland China brood sows, Poland China
boar, seventy head Of shoats.
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It's almost time for emperor Francis
Joseph to, die again.
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PERSONALS.

Raymond McGrath has departed for
California to be gone a month.
Mrs. G. c. Johnson has returned
from visit with her daughter in
Grfnneil.
John EngIehardt left Saturday for
Los Angeles, Calf. where he will
make an extended visit
Mr. and Mrs ALI c. Larson left
Saturday fer Los Angeles and San
Diego to attend the expeditions.
Mrs. l.. A. Tryon and daughter.
Mrs. T. G. Mittelbach OF Omaha, are
visiting at the home OF J. Tryon.
at $50 Exchange street
Miss Julia NJ. Hughes has returned
to her home in st. Louis. after at
tending the home coming OF the Chill
dren OF Mary at ST. vincent's con-
vent. Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph CarwaIio. who
have been esteemed residents Of the
city for number of years. left Sat
urday morning for their new homo at
Toledo. Ohio.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs Edward L. Kr1se and daueh
ter Dorothy viii leave this evening
for Cincinnati, Ohio for an extended
visit They win arrive in time to
attend the wedding OF Mrs. Kruse's
sister. which takes place next Wed
nesday.
Hen .. A Young. county supervf-
scr, who had been confined to hrs
home with grippe. has not yet fully
recovered, but is convaIescent and
gradually improving. He was able to
officially visit the county home Fri
day. and Is attending to other minor
business affairs. 10 the qualification
Of his many friends
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Iowa supreme Court decisions.

Especial to The Gate Cft!I
DES MONIES, April 1e.-Black -, ~
Grain Shipper Ind Co, appellant ~
county: affirmed. ii.
Hobbs vs. l. C. Ry.. ct al. app
lants, Cherokee county: reversed.
Hugo. appellant VS.. Staiey. 81
Cerro Gordo county: affirmed. -,n.
McFadden vs.. Wilcox and SUI.
Co, appellant. Polk county; anfn ~
hostetter vs. wear-U-Well Shoe - -
appellant, Blackhawk county: anifm ~.
Lotus, appellant. vs.. Linn coun'''
affirmed. IN
Judges, appellants. VI Keely, r.
county: reversed.
Pieak vs. Marks and Shields, ~
ANTS. Pottawattamie county.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We want to announce that we are
prepared IN every way to give prompt
and careful attention to all OF your
needs in wall papers. interior decorat-
ing and house painting. Estimates
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors, also the singers, for their
kindness to Ms in our bereavement.
GEORGE VAN AUSDALL.
AND FAMILY.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Carmen have re-
turned from a three months visit in
the east and south
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ANNOUNCEMENT,

/ am pleased 10 announce to the
patrons OF my store that my stock
has been placed in shape and am now
ready for business at the new Ioea-
ton 702 Main street
c. H. WOLFE
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The Story of Julius Caesar

(EFoRU reaching birthday
II IN CHINA
married despite the advice their well the bitter
mostly existing between sul Dictator Rome and Lucius CHINA The
immediate result Of Danish
from Rome Of Caesar He leaves vowng that the eternal city shall
! O
Suas death brisky
In this he IL aided by Capurnia wealthy Pso
Capurnia married
opposition
Of Caesar
into the riumvia Pompey
daughter
to Pompey his ambition fields
will
Europe brings strong Gau beautiful Druid
visits Caesar his l thwarted
wahfu loving Caesar
his campaign into Gu the
formidable tribes brilliant
battles recorded in history, triumphant to Rome
Meanwhile increasing
Roman
Caesar Revenna in Rome while Marcus
Brutus Cato visits with dcum
soldiers receiving
The declares him traitor the popuace halls him with acclaim
the Temple Of Saturn Pmp
resulting nnhla
ton Of Pompey the fight its leader into Egypt Back
fight
the
administration Of justice wisdom meowed
his old the Dctators dru
which ringleades When
opening watched
consprators touches him the shoulder and the
knife flashes reels the target of dozen
blows, thou Brutus? fall Caesar!"
city afame with riot and murder Marc
smiles Mischief thou
foot- wha houw ROO
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'The price of admittance ia 81 per
person, which includes the full con
cert program and dance, social, aud
light refreshments.
The entire evenings entertainment
is to be informal in every particular,
the wish of the committee being to
have spirit of good fellowship and an
evening OF high class enjoyment sell
dom offered.
Tickets have been placed on sale at
the Corner Drug store and at r. Hold
gins and may also be secured at the
door Thursday evening.
Very RESPECTFULLY submitted.
"ELKS' ENTERTAINMENT COMMIT
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