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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-21

Sam James was down from Sioux
City Thursday calling on old friends
+. +. Fein has torn up the old brick
walk around his home and laid a new
cement one, which is a great improve
ment.
Mrs. Fl. r. Yeager went to Des
Moines Wednesday, morning for few
weeks visit with friends.
| Mrs. James WickWire, Os Boulder
Colo, is visiting her son and daughter
on the Willow this week.
Mrs. Ida Wemer returned Wcdnes.
day morning from her visit in ColfaX
| Rev. Poppcnheimer and family are
enjoying visit from former parish
Eioner and his family, from pover.
! Dana Scheink returned to his home
in Sioux City Thursday after three
weeks visit with the b. L. Wright
family.
Henry Peterson drove his auto UP
from Council Bluffs Thursday for q
short visit with his cousin in the ThOs
Thomson home.
Miss Mary Mcmillan came down
from Ute Thursday for visit with
Mrs. Mary McGrath.
John Rae and Myron Miller attend
ed dance in Schleswig Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Chas. Mackey and two children
went to Sioux City, Friday morning
! for a visit with her parents.
| J. c. Citizens went to Ottumwa on
| Monday to attend the funeral of an
uncle
Glen Harris went to Rodney Sunday
to spend the day with relatives
Jack Rae was a passenger to kiron
Monday morning.
Mrs. G. SimmeOnette came down
from Mapleton Saturday for an oyel
Sunday visit with her daughter, Mrs
| B. Helvik.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Deur and little
| sons went to Missouri Valley Monday
Afternoon for visit with relatives.
I DR.. +. S. Coin, Of Manila, came W
Monday afternoon on a professional
visit to his father.
Ed Lyon was a. Dunlap caller Sun
dey.
Sohn O'Connell was down from Ute
Sunday for call on friends.
Miss Marie McGrath came down from
Mapleton Sunday evening for a shor,
visit with the home folks.
The following shipments left Char
ter Oak Saturday evening for Chica
go: L. II. Weed, cars of cattle and
cars of hogs; f. B. Lownes, 2 cars o.
cattle and ! of hogs; c. T. Marshall,
cars of cattle; John Henning, 2 cars
of cattle; Sam Weed, | car OF hogs
E. r. Weed and son, Bernard, ant
Sam Need accom- ma niad the shiII111 ant
| Mr. and Mrs O. o. Collins accom-
panied Miss OXley and Beverly PEN
BILE to Carroll Saturday.
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Will Ewoldt was business caller
Freddie Weinbrandt was pleasant
caller Tuesday afternoon at the Fritz
PlOtz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Plotz and two
children We're callers in Vail Tuesday
afternoon on business.
Henry Kruitsfeldt was pleasant
visitor Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Fritz Plotz.
Fred PlOtZ was business caller al
the VIII tlwoldt home Thursday.
Harry Boyens was 4 business visitor
at the Albert Bandow home Friday.
Henry Segebart and Carr and Aug
BandOw We're business callers Satlr
day at the Aus Weinbrandt home.
Jess Duffy was a guest Saturday at
the Aug Weinbrandt home.
M. and Mrs. Fred PlOtz and two
children and her brother. August. at
tended the picture show in West Side
Tuesday evening and all report 4
very good time.
Aug Wianbrandt and two children
Max and Hilda, were calling on Vail
friends Saturday afternoon.
Andy McClair was business caller
Saturday at the home OF Harry Magill
Aug Bornhott was business caller
Friday at The Fritz PlotZ home.
Albert Bandow and son, Carl, were
pleasant visitors Sunday afternoon at
the Aug Weinbrandt home.
Henry $egebart was visitor Sun
day At the home OF his brother, Earn
est.
Louie Eandow and Ed Neuman Wis.
| tied friends and relatives Saturday
and Sunday at Arcadia.
Alr. and Mrs. Fred Plotz and family
| and Aug Weinbrandt motored to Vail
Saturday evening to attend to some
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Magill and two
sons We're calling on Vail friends sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Airs. Earnest Segebart are
mourning over the loss Of their little
one year. old baby, which died Mon
day. The little one was sick only q
week with the measles and lung lev
| er. She leaves TO mourn her death 2
loving father and mother, four sisters
ana five brothers. The remains were
laid 10 rest in the Manila cemetery
! "Wednesday, Rev. Fauth, OF West Side
officiating.
MI and Mrs. Louie Lohrman and
family were pleasant visitors Sunday
afternoon at the Lewis Richeal home
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richeal were
visitors Sunday afternoon with thelI
son, Lewis. and wife.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Richeal and son
were visitors Sunday evening at the
ED Dougherty home.
| Harry Magill and son were callers
Friday at the Dave Bell home.
The trouble in Europe illustrates
the Truth that is is very costly bar
gain when the common people hire
kings to 40 their thinking for them.
Under present circumstances travel
ing to Europe in belligerent SIM
carrying munitions OF war seems al
most as dangerous as going motoring
Sunday afternoon on a good ma
cadam road.
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Geo. Newcom has just finished paint
ing his house and new barn which
has been erected this spring The barn
is building OF. modern equipment. He
is breeder OF thoroughbred Poland
China hogs The improvements ON his
farm show the appearance OF an up
to date stock farm.
| Lloyd Cowlham and Miss Pearl
Smith, OF Omaha, visited a few days
at the Geo. Cowlhnm home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ge6. Bartlett made a
brief visit to Sioux City Friday to visit
his sister, Mrs. Petty, who is at the
Ed Keith and daughter Bess, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake autoed down from
Ida Grove Sunday for visit at the
Geo. P. Swartz home.
Miss Anna Stubs is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Harry Schellori.
| Miss Tena Nelson returned to her
home at Odebolt Tuesday evening ar
ter 4 weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. l.. Erickson.
| John Frahm and Chris Nissen were
Denison callers Saturday.
| Miss Emily Jarl returned home on
Saturday from her stay at Amboy,
Alinn.
| The Taylor family autoed to Ode
bolt Saturday evening.
The M. r. church is receiving new
coat OF paint.
Levi Anderson went to Odebolt Sat
urday to visit at the parental, Charles
Anderson, home over Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Anderson and
| Margaret autOed to Lake View Friday
and spent the day fishing.
Mrs. Chas. White and Mrs. Arnold
spent the first of the week at Council
Bluffs.
Mrs. Christina kulberg returned on
Friday FROM her visit with relatives
at Sioux City.
The most water that was ever in
Boyer was seen last Sunday morning.
The whole town was lake. Water
| tanks We're used as boats on the street.
Many county bridges are impossible.
i Mrs. Chas. Johnston and daughter,
| Thelma, are still at the hospital in
Omaha, but are getting along nicely.
John, Charles. Grace and Margaret
Fleming attended the ice cream social
at the Risgleman home Friday evening
Miss Minnie Dobbert is visiting her
sister, Mrs Albert Derson, north of
Odebolt.
A box of old clothing will be packed
during the next two or three weeks
Nor the helping mission at Sioux City.
Any one wishing to donate for it will
be gladly welcomed. Leave at Boyer or
with Mrs. Levi Erickson.
Mrs. Chas. Wainwright returned to
her home at Woodsdale, ILL.,, Friday.
She visited her mother, Mrs. c. Frahm
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Fleming autoed to
Odebolt Saturday evening and attend
ed the chautauqua.
Mrs. Ted Abboty returned from
Sioux City Saturday evening. where
she had visited her sister, who is in a
hospital there.
| Lon Arnold went to Council Bluffs
Saturday evening to visit his wife
who is in the hospital. where she I'M
derwent an operation last Monday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newcom and
Jessie Fleming autoed to Odebolt Fri,
day evening and attended chautauqua
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Quade and Mrs
Fred Quade were passengers for Den
ison Monday.
On account of the high water that
came through Boyer valley Sunday
morning our road supervisor. Ben
Peterson, was out early Sunday after
noon and looked over bridges and
closed up several highways that were
impossible.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-21

Ross, are visiting here at the home o
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Wahlin
Is T.. G. Lewis, of Council Bluffs, was
an over Sunday visitor here at the
John Knowles home.
A. w. Starek, of West Side, spen
Monday here on business
Mrs. r. d. Sheridan and Miss Mablt
Dugan have been in st. Catherine.
hospital in Omaha for the past week
| Mrs. Sheridan for an operation for ;
growth in her nose and the latter tt
have her tonsils removed.
Born to VIM. Champion and wife OF
Saturday, July IL 1915, daughter.
Miss Rose Mcdonnell was dow
from Denison Sunday for visit will
relatives.
b. Moore and Donald Annis, of Coun
Gil Bluffs, were guests Of friends here
Il few days last week.
Two or three couples from here
motored over to Lake Wood last weel
Wednesday evening to attend dance
Harold Quirk and Arch White lief
the first OF last week for trip on
through Nebraska and Colorado.
Misses Eileen Cummings, Grace
OConnor, Frances Leahy and Mari,
| Connor,' Of Denison, and Miss Mar
guerite Mullen, Of Arion, attended {
house party the last of the week a
the home of Miss, Mary Byrnes, nortl
| of town.
Mrs. Kate Shatto was Denison Wis
itor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Beirne spent Sun
day at the r. Beirne home in Carroll
I Misses Fern and Bonita FitZgibbon:
were visiting Monday in Carroll.
Misses Mary and Marguerite IIamil
ton, of Jefferson, have been guests ii
the VIM Harrington home for the pas
two weeks.
john Clark returned last week from
an extended visit with relatives a
Portsmouth.
Mrs. Mary Quirk expects to leave
tomorrow (Tuesday) for month:
visit with relatives in Clinton, Jolie
and New Sharon.
Mrs. P. F. Lynch returned to hel
home in Carroll Monday after couple
Of weeks visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Geo. Brown and two children
left Monday for few weeks visi
Mrs. M. +. Mcguire left for Omaha
Monday afternoon, where she will bF
joined by her daughter and husband
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Knowles, and to
sether they will leave the Middle o
the week for the exposition at Sal
Francisco. They expect to spend /
couple of months in sightseeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Morley and chill
dren, of Deloit, visited here recently
at the A. kral home.
Mart Lynch and Walt O'Connor, o
Carroll, We're the guests OF friend:
here Sunday.
Miss Marie Harrington was a Sat
urday Denison visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Fee, of Carroll
spent Sunday here in the NJ. L. Houli
han home.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-21

Under present circumstances travel
ing to Europe in a belligerent snip
carrying munitions OF war seems al
most as dangerous as going motoring
Sunday afternoon on good ma
cadam road.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-21

The trouble in Europe illustrates
the Truth that is is o very costly bar
gain when the common people hire
kings to DO their thinking for them.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-28
NOTICE OF HEARING ON ASSESS
MENT ROLL

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll for Local Improvement District
No. l Of the town of OroVile under Or
unahce NO. &C Tor the improvement OF
hallioad avenue beginning at u point on
@dlu avenue south and opposite the south
west corner of block Is, west to its in
JtISecuou with Vancouver street to the
Ioltu side of Central avenue; Central
avenue to the east side of Bridge street:
bridge street to the Okanogan river; Spo-
kane street from its intersection with
italliuad avenue to Central avenue: Main
street from its intersection with Railroad
avenue 10 Central avenue, First street
from Its intersection with Spokane street
To ITS intersection with Similkameen
street. III the town of Oroville. Okanogan
county. state of Washington. by grading
the same as established by Ordinance
40. u OF said town and thereafter sur
facing said streets and all thereof with
suitable stone, and Tor the further i'm
intersection with Railroad avenue to its
intersection with Central avenue by the
construction OF substantial sidewalk
twelve 12) feet wide on each side there
o. fronting upon the east side of blocks
~ and 10, and on the west side of blocks
81 and A of said town; is now filed M
the ONCE OF the town clerk.
SAID ron has been set down for hear
llS az the regular meeting of the town
council TO be held in the council chambers
IN the town Of Oroville at s o'clock n m
ON tHe list day Of June, 1915 and all
persons who may desire to object to said
assSSsnent roll or any part thereof are
ilouhed 10 make such objections in writ
lnS ana TO hle the same with the town
S.S.H ~ or prior to the date fixed for
Gu, OF such times as the hearing may be
Soutlnueu TO. the council will sit as a
BOARD OF equalization for the pnrn6Sa Of
'""Siueilhs such roll, and at such hear
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-28
LOOMS NOTES

wm keenan,. of Pine creek was l"
town Monday trading ,,
Herbert Curtis was called TO Spqh1t iie
Monday on business connected Win ~
Jungston mine. s,,,,
g : Jennings is having, water ron ron
the mains carried up the mn 10 "'9
lence in the east part OF to"i'
poss Woodland and John Melcher,, VINO
have been attending school at fuiliil"'
during the winter, are back nome
Geo Bailey. of Tonasket. manager OF
the G E. Blackwell store. was IN , I1oos'''7
Thursday and Friday last ON business
Percy Eastman went to RlYerslde las !
Thursday to attend the district corNenI,
ton of odd Fellows. ana Represented
Loomis lodge.
Mrs. VIM. Wentworth formerly resi-
dent of Loomis. and now living IN OI .-',
Vile. has been visiting with relatives "nN
friends IN this place.
Mrs. w. 5. Douglass gave a party d.
her home last Friday evening IN honor
of Miss Maud Prewet, who Is soon 10 IT,
turn to her home at Twisp
II. u. Merritt. of Spokane. promlneht
member of the odd Fellows order, was III
town Thursday last and was present al
the meeting of the Rebekahs.
Last Saturday. Russell Pierpoint W fnrt
est station attempted to cross a slougn
| i'm his car near the old Hall place anu
sunk in water over the top OF the cti ,
He had to send to LOOMS lot help u
eXtricate the car.
Miss Maud Provost, Miss Bertha van
Horne and Miss Hill. all teachers IN our
| public school, Cassie Holbert and Grace
Mcdaniel were initiated into the Rebekaf
lodge last Thursday night: Two car ,oaos
of Rebekahs came over from Oroville tC
| helm the local lodge. They had a banqen
/ in Eagle hall after initiation, ana a sooc
] time is reported.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-28

the first base line Daily fielded the
ball and throwing without looking at
the base nailed the runner at nrst'
Z. Fiker, forgetting the fate OF MS
companion. hit to Powell and perish
ed at first. Station could not connect.
No runs. Oroville-The inning did
rot last long. Sailing hit to station
and was out at first. Newton hit to
pitcher who beat the runner to the
base. Daily hit to r. Fiker, and was
thrown out at first No runs.
h-Omak-Kinney flew out to
Sailing. Smitkin put up dinky fly to
Powell. Sailing dropped the throw
to head off Dixon and the runner was
safe. A strike was called on L. Ffker,
the catcher made quick return and
Daily shot the ball back. The bat
ter connected for a safety, much to
the amusement of the crowd. Simp-
son famed. No runs. Oroville-L.
Fiker dropped Princes fly to left, and
the lad stole second. Wilson struck
out. Smitkin dropped the ball when
thrown to head off Provo, and the
runner was safe. Stansbury hit into
double play. His fly was caught by
Station and passed on to first mailing
Provo before he could back track.
No runs.
Eighthl-Omak-F led off
with a safety to left and Cleveland
followed suit, Fitzgerald going to
third. Cleveland stole second. r
Fiker hit to Daily and was out at first
Station struck out. Kinney had two
strikes and three balls called and al
though he apparently struck at the
next ball the umpire decided it was
ball. Smitkin lifted a single over
short and Fitzgerald and Cleveland
scored. Station struck out. Two runs
Oroville-Bartell hammered out a
single and took second on wide
pitch. Simpson dropped Daily's little
iEfield fly and the runner was safe
Sailing hit a slow one to pitcher, who
stabbed Bartell at third. Newton hi
slow one in front of the plate
Simpson could not get the ball il
time to head off the base runners, 81
caught Newton at first. Daily came il
Tor another safety scoring Powell.
passed ball scored Sailing. Prince
struck out. Two runs.
Ninth-Omak-L. Fiker out pitcher
to catcher. Simpson and Fitzgerald
hit safely. Cleveland hit well to the
right of second Bartell fielded the
ball, but could only catch Cleveland
ut first. R. Fiker singled, scoring
Simpson. A wide pitch scored Fitz.
gerald. Station struck out. Two runs
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-28

John Melcher and Ross Woodland
stopped over in Oroville last Friday
night on their way to their homes at
Loomis after having put in the past
nine months in school at Pullman.
The boys were overjoyed at getting
back home. They made splendid rec
ords in school during the past year,
and appear to be in the very pink of
good health and spirits. 1t was a
great pleasure to meet and greet these
big. handsome manly young lads
whom we have known since they were
mere children, and know that they
are making the best of their opportun-
ity to secure an education, something
that is absolutely indispensable now
adays if the man hopes to make any
success in the keen battle of life.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-28

third No runs. Oroville-R. Fiker
juggled Daily's hit and the runner
was safe He stole second while the
pitcher had the ball in his hand
Prince fell down on three good ones
Wilson hit to pitcher and was out at
first. Provo hit to r. Fiker and was
thrown out at first. No runs.
Fifth-Omak-L. Fiker sawed, and
Simpson did likewise. Fitzgerald
slamed one to Powell. and with one of
those lightning shots the lad headed
off the runner by about a foot. No
runs. Oroville-Stansbury struck out,
ard Bartell and Powell hit to pitcher
and died at first. No runs.
h-Omak-Cleveland hit along
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-28
Serial No. 01536

apartment OF the Interior, U. S. Land
20 o iaie at "aterville, Washington, April
1, Motice is hereby given that steve
NNa aneGXb OF 0oGroville; Washington, who on
Entry serial S %a o lsSs made Homestead
s SMi of section II. and the SEA SEA aw "
SWSfEIlon II, township 40 y. range 30 ~
inten ahs5'e 70 meridian has filed notice Of
to establish claim to the lana ear ahop proof
nPit sued before Fred T. Neal. U. s. Com
missioner, th . at Oroville. Washington on the
Claimant names as wit,asso.. ~,
31Imnson of Nighthawk, Wasbinptone
t henry o. Johnson; of Oroville. W asti non
i i0p Dahlel ". Riley of Oroville' WASH
Washingina;n r. Van Dyke, of OroviIie
FRS, r,,,,o BEN SPEAR, Register
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Serial NO. Ul3I0
NOTICE FOR PUBLlCATlONl


Department of the Interior, U. s Y
Office at Waterville, Washington
May Il. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Wiln|
johnson, of Oroville, Washington
on January 3rd, 1910, made hone
entry serial No. 01375, for SW4 M
NW4, NW4 SW4, section II. tv3
40 n. range &c E. Willamette men!
has filed notice of intention to MAKE
three-year proof, to establish cla
the land above described, befOIt
I. Neal, United States Commissiols
Oroville, Washington on the 3rd "
July. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Macy. Steve kanocy, Paul Baker
ence A. Hotchkiss, all of Oroville "
ington.
BEN SPEAR, Regis
First publication May Is
Last publication June 25
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Serial No. 0579S
NOTICE FOR PUBL1CATION

department of the Interior, U. $ NJ
Office. at Waterville, Washington
May Il. 1915. tIsa6
Notice is hereby given that M m'e
pagels, of Oroville. Washington, snud
March is, 1909. made homestea9I, 20 SNI
serial No. 0579S. for 81 NWi. ~ 81
Willamette meridian. has filed noun ~
intention to make final five-yeaI oys IL
to establish claim to the land aS9' COS
scribed. before Fred 7. Neal, u y. y
missioner. at Oroville. Washlns'''
the list day of July. 1915. phHiF
Claimant names as witnesses purkel
Lenz. Frank Eicholtz. Thomas. .bpinstSr
Edward Hall, all of Oroville. Wnassgisief
BEN SPEAR, Res''"
First publication May 2S
Last publication June %
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Serial No. DISCS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department of the Interior, U. >. n,
ONCE at Waterville. Washington Il
May Il. 1915. .,s|
Notice is hereby given that JosMsT ss
Johnson. of 1907 18th Ave, Seattle WI
ington. who, on April 10th. lslo ~. III
homestead entry serial No. OIs6S' III ~
NW4 OF section II and the ~ NJ
section is. township 40 n. range ~,
willamette meridian. has filed noun nrsil
intention to make final three-yeaI "
TO establish claim to the land aooWT ,'s
scrlbed, before Fred 7. Neal. Wu zoe
states Commissioner, at Orovilles;
ihSton. on the Bird day of July, I'i"s tef
Claimant names as witnesses. Tlr
Macy. Steve Kanocy, Paul Baker Voc
ence a. Hotchkiss, all of Orovilie' W
ington. .,.,
BEN SPEAR. Regs''
FIRST publication May 2S
Last nnhlica finn Lima o.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the superior court Of the state of
Washington for Okanogan county.
=, In the matter of the estate Of Addie
f. Smith, deceased
Notice is hereby given that on the 7th
day of April 1915, the above entitled
court appointed Walter Allen, as the ex-
ecutor OF the estate of Addie E. Smith,
deceased. and all persons having claims
against said deceased will present same
TO w. 70. Grant attorney for said estate
at his office at Loomis Washington with
in one year from the date of the first
publication of this notice or they will be
forever barred.
Date of first publication April 80, 1915
WALTER ALLEN,
4-30-5t Executor Of said Estate
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-28
Serial No. 0790O
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

apartment of the Interior, u. S. Land
once at Waterville. Washington. NAV
Notice is hereby given that M;ob.a,
Manning, of Loomis, Washington Who
on May 10, 1910. made homestead entry
s sWa Ne Nc. o1S9o, for SEA NE4 section &,
shi,1 o "a " and NJ SW4, section 5, town
IAN ian, mas filed notice of intention to make
ilhal five-year proof, to establish claim
90 Sta me iand above described before United
? ca.es COMMISSIONER, Geo. j. Hurley. at
June, 1915. VIC own oay OF
Claimant names as witnesses: Dania,
o p'IHIeaihy' OF Loomis, Washington, James
long OF - Loomis. Washington. Arthnr
Luhd' OF Tonasket, Washington. ''''
E,irs. v,,, BEN SPEAR, Register.
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