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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-10

| The revival meetings at the NJ. T.
church closed Sunday evening.
| Mr.. Howey. who has been directing
| the music during the revival meetings
departed Monday for Des Moines, al
which place he will hold musical
convention. He made many friends
during his brief stay here who will be
sorry to have him go.
II. Il. Mckee sold his house and lot
last Monday 10 e. Albertson, OF Elk
Point Neb., who Will move here with
his family in the spring.
Geo. Mattel left Saturday for Lost
Nation, where he will spend few
weeks visiting his sister.
A large number attended the dance
given by the VVoodmen Thursday eve.
ninS.
Il. c. Jackson and Will White were
business visitors in Omaha Friday.
Miss Minnie Peterson, who is taking
a course. in tie Denison normal school,
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Peterson.
Albert Hadley transacted business
in Omaha Friday.
Z. I. Tripett, of Redleld, S. d., was
here the latter part of the week visit
ing friends.
The Missionary society OF the Pres
byterian church will hold their annual
meeting at the home of Mrs. Cicero
Morgan Thursday afternoon.
Rev. II. Wcndt went to Charter Oak
to preach in the Lutheran church on
evening.
The electric light plant is nearly
and ready for business The
force has been working every day
since the engine arrived Many have
visited the plant to see the engine.
The machine will have to be tried out
a couple OF weeks before it can be put
on the job. The gas plant has already
shut down.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Clark Tefferts on
Wednesday, February 10th.
The Guild will meet at the home of
Mrs. r. Rasmussen Friday afternoon,
February 18th.
r. G. Saunders transacted business
n Denison Monday.
Sunday afternoon about 4 o'clock
No. 20 on the Sioux City division was
pulling into town when the engine was
lerailed on the Y. The engineer and
fireman saw the spreading rails but
:ould not stop the train in time. A
vrecker was sent out from Perry, ar
living here about ! o'clock. The track
vas not cleared until | o'clock Mon
lay morning.
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DELoIT ITEMS.
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Mrs. 5. w. Streeter. accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. Comstock, of Denison
weht to Nebraska last Wednesday &c
visit relatives.
G. j. NewcOm was at the county seat
OH business last Tuesday.
! VIM. Cook and wife We're visiting in
Denison last week.
b. g. McKim lost horse last week.
His third son was riding it and the
morse became frightened and threw
Inc boy eff and then ran into the de-
pot with such force as to cause i'll
slant death.
Miss Eunice Dobson is having a
two weeks vacation from her school
dulies.
Mrs. Maurice Winans and sons, ar
rived a week ago Saturday and re-
manned at the parental, S. w. Streeter,
home awaiting the arrival OF her hus-
| band with their car of household goods
and other things.
j. w. True accompanied Ray Win
and helped them invoice their stock of
goods last week.
Charles Brosden was in town be-
tween trains last Thursday looking az
Ter business affairs.
Bert Darling went to Herring last
Thursday and got storm detained, re-
turning Saturday morning. Owing to
the failure OF the Northwestern train
running he walked home from Denison
Mrs. j. I. Spence and son, Arthur,
visited in Dow City last Saturday az
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Taylor visited
Sunday at the Estes home.
MI. and Mrs. s. Browne are each
having school vacation for a week
OF two.
Maurice Winans came Thursday
with his car of goods. He unloaded
them Saturday and Monday moved in
to the Lloyd Winans tenant house,
formerly known as the Mrs. NJ. Hunt
residence. They will get located this
week i'll their new home.
Mrs r. G. Dobson was passenger
to benson Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Nina McKim and little boy ar.
rived Monday to stay at the home OF
her parents until her husband gets
their car of household goods to Nal
lard where they are moving onto a
farm.
Hutchinson was bringing his hogs
Ito town Monday to ship.
Mrs. Eliza Morley and Mrs. A. N.
Galland and daughter, Inez, visited on
Sunday at the VIM. Worley home.
1t was quite an effort to get to town
Saturday after the storm Friday, the
roads being blocked with snow, but
farmers were in town from all direc-
tons.
Miss lIunice Dobson was in Denison
between trains Monday
Mrs. J. N. Turner and baby visited
at Mrs. G. w. Robcrtson's Monday al
ternoon.
VIM Abbott was threatened with ap-
pendicitis Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond NewcOm's
little girl has been having an attack
OF lung fever.
The Misses Iva Mason. Ethel Gal
land, and Orpha Campbell came up,
from Denison Friday evening to spend
the week end at their parental homes,
returning to Denison Sunday after
noon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Whey and chill
dren visited last Sunday at the homo
OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McKim and Mrs
E. A. Mckim we're the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. j. Anderson Saturday anC
Sunday.
Claus Detllman and John Grote ship
ped hogs Thursday.
Miss Lovicie Morris was an Omaha
visitor Wednesday.
Bill Ehlers marketed hogs Saturday
Heman Newcom hauled hogs to Den
ison Friday.
The many friends are glad to see
Chas. Jensen home again.
Saturday was busy day with the
farmers shoveling snow on the roads
aud fixing up the telephone lines as
best they could to help
Mr. and Mrs. Ralston visited at S
d. Newcoms Thursday afternoon.
Miss King is slowly gaining again
after a long siege Of sickness
Broder Boysen and son, Henry, were
Deloit callers Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Lass and son. Jens
were Denison visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Brown and chill
dren visited Sunday at the U. S. Dun
bar home.
John Anderson and Mr.. Cooper were
over to Deloit Saturday.
We are glad to note that little Low
ell Newcom, who has been sick, is
able to attend school again.
With roads almost impossible and
telephones out OF order news is hard
to gather, but we are looking for bet
ter times and hope to be able TO get
some extras by next week.
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| Farm at Public Auction
beginning at 100 p. m. on
Tuesday, February 10

double walls, concrete floor and foun-s
dation.
Cattle shed 1890.
Hog house.
Double corn crib.
Machine shed.
Two new outside buildings, one IGN
SO feet and one 14X2O feet that can
be used for hogs. calves, etc.
Good water and waterworks with.
newly equipped windmill; water in
barn yard, hog yard and in The house.
Soft water cistern at the door
Terms: $500 down day OF sale; $4,000
at S per cent, due in 1920; $4,000 day
possession is taken; and rest will be
made known day of sale.
Before day OF sale, ii you wish TO
look over this place. telephone 1914
and we will meet you with rig.
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Ed Houston made a business tril
to Omaha Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Mesenbrink spent las
Wednesday in Denison.
Mrs. Arch Cook is visiting with hel
daughter Mrs. Roy Nurse.
Ruth Hall spent the week end witt
her friend Mrs. John Schneider.
Mrs. Ed Houston returned Tuesday
from Denison, where she had gone tc
attend the wedding OF her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Randel visited
with his father and mother in Dow
City Sunday.
Don't forget Randel's sale February
18th, at his farm northwest OF Dun
lap.
MI. and Mrs. Otto Miller left Sun
day for their new home near Ute.
Frank Lang had a horse quite seri-
ously injured Monday.
Chas. Buss Just recovered from a
few days illness.
Emma Christensen has greatly i'm
proved, although she is not able to be
out yet.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-10
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The Denison Review, Wednesday. February 10, 1915

Carl in kenwood. Guaranteed to give
satisfaction. Git
u. Fienhold shipped car load Of
cattle to Sioux City Tuesday
| Leslie Henderson Harold I'ienhold
and Ruben and Elby Malone helped
Spray Malone shovel snow along the
track this week.
This week has kept the section pec,
pie pretty busy shoveling snow along
the railroad for the last few storms
have put quite Il few drifts on the
| track.
H. Schlee. II. Vogt, f. kruse j.
Lorenzen and y: Turner We're among
the business callers in Charter Oak
Tuesday. ~ pc
The Kenwood Sewing club met at
T.: home of Mrs. r. l<ruse Thursday to
spend the day.
Mrs. S. Malone spent Wednesday
With relatives in Dow City, returning
home Thursday.
+. Carl and t. Eckert We're Charter
Oak visitors Saturday.
Hans Finnern was in Denison on
jury duty during this week.
A hard times party was given by the
KenwCod Sewing club Saturday at the
home OF Il. Eckert Most of the eve
ming was spent in dancing. A good
oyster supper was served at midnight
and everybody reported good time.
Mrs. Henshaw, OF Manila, was an
over Sunday visitor at the =. l.. Tay.
lor home in this city.
j. Turner was Dow City visitor
Saturday.
l.. Henderson arrived home Wednes
day from a few days visit with rela
tives and friends in Denison.
Henry Langholdt spent Sunday with
Earl and Charley Fienhold.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-10

100 acres OF land in Center town
ship, three and one-half miles south
of Mapleton.
100 acres under pillow.
20 acres tame hay meadow
GO acres pasture and fine timber.
Some land has just been broken and
some more ready to break in spring.
Stubble land all plowed.
Is acres OF good hog tight pasture.
20 young bearing apple trees; a plum
grove and some cherry trees.
-Four room house, nearly new, with
a good brick cellar and cement foun-
dation. New ice house and garden
spot.
! New barn 44X4S feet with rs foot
caves, on concrete foundation
New granary 16x1S feet.
New buggy shed.
New chicken house l2N1G feet with
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-10
Notice in Probate,

State of Iowa, Crawford County, S.
In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of James
T.. Gaffey, late OF Crawford county, de-
ceased
Notice of Appointment OF Admins
tratriX.
TO Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
ed day OF January, 1915, the under
signed was duly appointed admins
tratriX of the above entitled estate,
and all creditors OF said estate are
notified to file their claims in the Of
flee OF the clerk of the district court,
in and Tor Crawford county, Iowa.
within one year from the date of this
notice. according to law, and have the
same allowed and ordered paid by the
said court, or stand forever barred
therefrom.
Dated Jan. 81, 1915.
1871 KATE A. GAFFEY.
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Miss Nora Finnigan came home Of
Monday from Omaha for couple @
weeks visit.
Miss Pearl Gary, of Denison, is III
trained nurseN taking care of Jaspe
Hahn, who is critically i'll at his hom
here.
Nathan Hahn, OF Dow City. came OF
Monday to see his brother. Jasper
and family for few days.
VIM. Staller, from neaS Aron, wa:
a business caller here Monday.
Miss Bertha Bertram is recovering
nicely from an operation for append
citis, performed a couple OF weeks ago
j. 7. Slater and Will Staller have
been given the road work for this yeal
Miss Maggie Finnegan, who has
been visiting a couple OF weeks in
Manila. came home Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Welsh, who has been
quite sick for couple OF weeks, was
able to resume her school duties Mon
day.
DR.. Brannon, OF Denison, was Il bus.
mess visitor here Thursday
Mrs. VIM. Moffitt, of Denison, visit
ed her brother, Jasper Hahn, for a
short time Wednesday.
Miss Marie Brogan, OF Vail. spent
q few days with her friend, Nellie
Welsh, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus DeConnick had
visit from the stork last week and it
LETT little 1212 pound girl to brighten
their life and home. Mrs. DeCon-
nick was Miss Bidze McNertney be-
fore her marriage.
Harvey Volkman, of Schleswig, was
Buck Grove caller Friday. He is q
candidate for county superintendent.
Owing to the snow blockade our mail
carrier has been unable to make his
full route for several weeks. He has
made desperate effort, however, and
should be commended.
John p. thinner and Miss Ida En-
ma Schienerasky were married at 8
O'Clock Monday morning at the Catho-
young people are we'll and favorably
known here and the good wishes OF
host of friends follow them into their
new life. After the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the home of the
bride, where bornteous feast was
spread and good time enjoyed by all
present. The gifts We're many and
beautiful, showing the esteem in which
these young people are held.
Mayor Finnegan last week purchas-
ed the George Finely property at this
place and is again Il permanent resi-
dent of our town. This is very de-
sirable location and with little fix
ing up will make fine home. Mr..
Finnigan secured this place at a bar
gain and is tos be congratulated
Charles Chase's little baby is quite
sick at this writing.
Miss Myrtle McCord was operated
upon for appendicitis a week ago and
is in, the Denison hospital recovering
very nicely.
Miss Laura McCord stopped here Oh
Monday morning OH her way home
from Denison.
No. 6 was delayed here Sunday eve
ming until am. on account OF an en-
CINE getting derailed near Manila.
Messrs. Cleveland and TwoOmey eX-
pect soon to leave for Minnesota and
had their stock inspected by
DR.. Willhite preparatory to their go
ins.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles West and chill
dren returned from Mt. Vernon Mon
day morning
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Rudolph Mieckley is spending ,hi.
week with Carl Hamann.
Frank Mari was up from Arion fol
a few days visit with Ernest Poleske
Henry Scheuermann was Sunday
visitor AT viii Mullenser's.
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Some of the girls feel that if cllari-
tably disposed persons would give
them the new flaring skirts, they
would be suitably clothed to go to
Sunday school,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-14

and John B. Davis who conducted the
business under the name of Spauioine
&; Davis. After his business life was
over he moved to Portland, where ne
lived until September last, when ne
moved to Richmond, where he died
May 8. Those who survive beside
widow, are: Chas. W., who conducts
Woodworking business in Clinton. Liz
zie H. Kaub Of Portland, Hattie U.
Pomroy Of Richmond, Eula L. Of
Richmond The interment was in Gin
ton.
Ralph Averill, who has been in Cal
ifornia for the past three years. is
visiting relatives and parents In town
this week.
Mrs. F. A. Shepard, Mrs. VIM. Slom,
and Mrs. Albert Card were visitors in
Lewiston Wednesday.
The regular meeting of Richmond
Lodge, No. IS, I. o. o. F., was held
at the usual hour Wednesday evening.
Harry Jordan, who has been visiting
friends in Boston for the past 10 days,
has returned home.
Edward Rankins, manager of Slom's
bowling alleys, has an expert from
Lewiston working on them this week,
putting them in firstclass condition for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. E. Meserve and Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. D. Newell were visitors
in Lewiston Wednesday and also took
In the Bates and Maine baseball game.
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Bristling with genuine college spirit
and the truly American type Of youth
so conspicuous in the colleges, today,
"At Colby" presented by the Colby
Dramatic Club. proved to be great
success Thursday evening at the City
Opera house. There was almost
capacity house with big attendance OK
students. faculty members, the alumni
and friends Of the college. and the au-
dience left with a deeper appreciation
for a good laugh, and appreciation ior
cast Of young men that had well pre-
scented a good play, and carried through
very artistically three female parts. IN
like the plays Of the past few years. AT
Colby seemed to fit right into the local
atmosphere. and even some OF the nnes
we're so altered as to mention students
now in college.
The parts were exceptionally well TAX
en-. 1t would be unfair to single out any
special individuals as stars, Tor every
one did remarkably well the role that
had been assigned. The most ditHcult
character approximations, however, were
in the hands of Robert H. Williams,
Harold D. Scott, Fred Pottle and Eaton
Cook, who posed as Mrs. Randall. Doro-
thy Randall, Polly Burk and Name
Rrady respectively. Claude Archer La
Belle very ably filed the role of David
Burly, a substitute on the Colby boat
crew. Leslie F. Murch. president OF
the club. who was SO pleasing last year
as Mr.. Hardcastle in "she Stops to
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PASSENGER STR
C0LLIDES WITH
LUMBER SCH'R

Saunderstown, Il. L., May 13-The
Joy Line passenger steamer Georgia,
from New York for Providence and
the lumber-lade three-masted schoon-
er William l.. Elkins, st. John, ~ B.,
for New York, were in COLLISION eight
miles southeast of Watch Hill during
thick fog early today. Both vessels
suffered considerable damage but no
person was hurt.
The steamer had big hole stove in
her starboard bow, above the guards
and abreast of the pilot mouse and her
bulwarks were smashed. The schooner
lost her knighthead, bowsprit, stanch-
iors, bulwarks and all her head gear
1t WAS impossible to lower the anchor
and she was towed here by the Geor-
gia, which later proceeded to Provi-
dence. The Elkins will be lowed to
New York for repairs.
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RICHMOND

Almond r. Spaulding passed away
at his home in Richmond last Satur-
day. He was born In Brunswick. June
., 1s41, parents moved to Clinton Gore
IN 1874. He attended the public schools
IN Durham and was member Of the
l4th Maine Regiment. Co. /. He mar
ried Evora Crummett on April Is. 1867.
In 1871 he with Captain A. W. F1etch-
er, formed a partnership In the town of
Durham which was known as Spauld-
ing & Fletcher and did an extensive
business, manufacturing shingles,
slaves and heading. After number
Of years Of successful business he sold
out his interest and q new company
was formed, known as Fletcher, Will
cox & Howe. In 1892 he started manu-
featuring woodenware In Clinton. Il
was the first business Of that nature
done in Clinton. there being now two
manufacturing concerns in Clinton
which sell their products the same
way In 1901 he sold out the wooden
ware hustnes ~ Cos. w. Spauldipg
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NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day. Capt. George l.
Brown. va r
Patrick Sweeney late Co. G. 25.' N.
Y. N. G. Inf, former has been
transferred here from the Mountain
Branch.
Robert E. Lydon, late Co. !. N. H.
Inf, has. been granted q discharge
fro the, Home.
Burroughs were granted Thursday
to Daniel Mullen to Fairfield George
A. Cutter to Gardiner, and John Cor
rigan to Lowell.
Those reporting Thursday from
furloughs We're: Charles G. Rumery
from Boston; Elias E. Weber from Ca
naan; Thomas Donaghue from Bos-
ton; James M. Godfrey from New
Bedford; John Gillogly from Lowell,
and Herman J. Smith from Boston.
The moving picture program for
Friday will be as follows: Love and
Handouts" Powers; $500. 10000 Lac
melle; THE Spirit of Bell' two-reel
Kay Bee feature; and THE Mixup at
Maxims" a Nestor comedy. Tickets
for reserved seats will be on sale from
II to l o'clock. -....
Elias E.. Weber Of Co. B, has been
taken intothe hospital for treatment.
Nathan wilkins Of Co. H has been
detailed. on extra duty in the .lospi-
tai.
Daniel Shea has been transferred to
co. L, from extra duty in the hos
pital.
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WINTHROP

The teachers Of the Winthrop schools
with few invited guests, gave a Sur
prise party Tuesday evening to Miss
Elsie Moore, teacher of the Grammar
grades. in honor of her birthday A fine
time was enjoyed with various guess
ing contests as feature Miss Attalie
Gale was prize winner. Miss Moore
was remembered by her friends with
a very dainty gift. Sherbet, fancy
crackers and a handsome birthday
cake were served as refreshments
Mrs. Lotto York passed Wednesday
with friends in Monmouth.
Roy c. Smith of Portland was the
guest Of his aunt, Mrs. A. B. Adams,
Wednesday.
Rev. Harry Trust will preach the Me-
mortal sermon Sunday, May %. The
service will be at the Congregational
church.
Oriesim Bissen died at the home of
his parents Wednesday, after a severe
illness. He was 8 years of age. The
remains will be taken to Skowhegan
for burial.