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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
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Carl Bandow was a guest Wednes-
day at the Aug Weinbrandt home. :
Willie Weinbrandt was pleasantly
lentertained at the Patrick Gallagher
fhome Thursday.
Mr.. Heller called at the August
Weinbrandt home Thursday and at
tended to some business matters.
Henry segebart passed another
milestone Thursday. The evening was
very much enjoyed by MIR. Segebart
! as Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jochimsen
called to help him celebrate and wish
him many happy returns OF the day.
Worth Chapman was pleasant Wis
itor at the Harry Magill home Thurs
day.
Albert and Jesse Duffy We're pleas
antly entertained at the Thomas 10
chimsen home Sunday.
Clara Krutsfeldt was a guest last
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Plotz.
The following named neighbors OF
Mrs. Weinbrandt called at her home
Sunday afternoon to help her enjoy
the anniversary of her birthday more
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w t "a. ~ s. t
Mrs. Elizabeth Bowes, of Glidden
arrived Thursday for an extended Wis
it with her uncle John Peters and 9TH
er relatives.
Mrs. Mary McCole leaves Monday
for her new homestead in Wyoming
after spending the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Thilus and many
other relatives. Mrs. Thilus accom-
panied her to look over the country.
Mrs. ]. f. McGinty and little daugh-
ter, Nicola, visited relatives in this
vicinity the latter part OF the week.
Miss Pearl Merritt waA an over
Sunday visitor in Omaha, the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. L. q. Brady.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leuman Thorn
as Monday, April 9Th, 1915, daugh-
ter. i%
Miss Eva Hannigan returned to her
school duties as primary teacher of
alexandria, S. OAK, schools, Satur-
day, after spending her sIsing vaca-
ton with home folks. Miss Bessie
Hanigan, who recently underwent an
operation, accompanied her with the
hopes that her health will permit her
to resume her work as assistant teach
er in the high school.
Bryan shevlin arrived the latter
part of the week from his home in
Los Angeles, to attend to business
matters and visit his many friends. !,
Misses Petrea Petersen, Faye and
Eva Franklin were yWoodbfne visitors
Saturday.
| Mrs. Sarah Casey suffered relapse
in her recent illness and was again
removed to Omaha hospital for treat
ment. Her many friends are very
much grieved to know of this serious
turn of her protracted illness.
Miss Sophia Roundy visited her
cousin N. }. Roundy's family, isatur-
day. +,
Mrs. Charles Kennedy, of Logan,
visited her sister,, Mrs. M. W. Keairnes
and brothers, James and William
Hansen, the latter. part of the week.
Her mother, Mrs. Hansen, will return
home with her.
Mrs. B. F. Lawson and, daughter,
Mrs. Miller and children, OF Gilstrap,
N. OAK, are visiting Mrs. Lawson's
sister, Mrs VIM. Mclean.
Mrs. j. D. Nelson and daughter and
Miss Vera Nelson, were Omaha visit
ors Saturday.
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fully: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Plotz anu
children, MI. and Mrs. Albert Banao"
and children and Miss Eda Ehler.
August Weinbrandt and viii plota
were Sunday guests at the Aug Weih-
brandt home.
Miss Minnie Wcinbrandt, who is ilv-
ing near Denison, spent Sunday at hef
home. Az
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Richael and "
tie baby were Sunday visitors at the
John Doherty home.
Henry Hagge celebrated his birth
day Thursday with a number OF ms
friends and neighbofs, who were IN
vited to his home.
Albert Weinbrandt visited at the
Ed Duffy home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Magill called at
the Harlo Chapman home Sunday.
Martin Peters, of.near Manning. was
a pleasant Visitor at the Fred Ilotz
home last Tuesday evening.
Herbert Jochimsen spent Sunday al
ternoon with his friend, Jess Duly
/ Mr.. and hrs. August Bornhoft, VINO
live in, West Side, were Sunday visit
ors at the Henry Kruitsfeldt home
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cUMMlns' REPUBLICAN RECORD.

1T is evident to everyone who is max
ing an effort to follow the trend Of po-
litical sentiment that Senator Cum
minis will again occupy the stage in
Iowa for the next several months in
his attempt to secure the Endorsement
of the state for president.
1nasmuch as he Is the only candi-
date for president from Iowa he may
be, able to secure the Endorsement of
a majority of the republicans. Three
years ago he failed to secure but a
portion of the delegates from Iowa in
.be national convention after hard
struggle on the part OF his friends. A
majority of the people of Iowa were
for TAFT, and large majority OF the
delegates from the state in the nation
nj convention were for Taft, notwith-
standing Cumminss candidacy.
The newspapers which are support
ing Cummins and his followers are
come candidate he would be able to
secure large following in the state.
The truth is, he is a candidate with all
his might and has been for several
months, and every one Of his followers
Is bending every energy to insure his
being able to control the state.
While Mr.. Cummins may be able to
secure other delegations than Iowa
and may create the impression that he
is republican, the republicans of the
country can hardly be expected to
nominate man for president who four
years ago bolted the nomination OF
man far superior in ability and at
least equal; in integrity and bolted the
platform Of the republican party on
which the candidate for president
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travel through the Dakotas by team,
stopping at several places of interest
where he will visit friends. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Jams called at the
Julius Jams home Tuesday and found,
Mrs. Jams very much improved.
Chris and Louis Schwanz were bus
mess passengers to Dentson 'Wednes-
day OF last week.
Miss Emma Theisen, of Wall Lake,
was pleasant guest at tile $. }. Jams
homo Wednesday. :
James Cochran was an over night
guest at the Tom Brogan home Tues.
day
Mrs. Heinrich Schwanz was in Deni-
son Thursday shopping and visiting
friends.
John O'Donnell was a passenger to
Omaha Tuesday.
Ward Duffy called Tuesday evening
at the T. M. Brogan home.
G. w. Maynard and Chas. Johnston
were business passengers to Omaha
Tuesday evening.
Quite little excitement was caused
in this neighborhood on Monday last
when engine No. 1920 threw sparks OF
fire onto the meadow land of Allie
Pawl, burning about sixteen acres and
destroying a small hay stack belong
ing to Richard Peters.
Logan Sherwood, of West Side, call
ed on friends in Brogan Monday.
Miss Leona Duffy resumed her
school duties at Wall Lake Monday
after having remained at home for
several weeks on account of the ill
ness of her mother.
Messrs. Tom and Harry Darling en-!
joyed pleasant Sunday visit at the
home of their sister, Mrs. Richard
Peters.
G. Fl. Richardson went to Odebolt
Friday to visit his parents, Mr.. and,
Mrs James Richardson.
Miss Agnes Brogan spent pleasant
day with her friend, Miss Mclaughlin,
Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Richardson
and children We're callers Sunday at,
the Novotne home.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Rickers, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rickers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brotherson and Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Jams spent a very enJOyaDle sunday
at the Dresser home.
The Kelley children returned to
Breda to resume their school duties
Monday after having been at home for
two weeks on account OF measles.
Jackson began to play ball Sunday
and expects to have an A No. team
this year.
MI. and Mrs. John Schwartz, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Schwartz, Jr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schwartz and
the children OF each family held q fam
lily reunion at the home OF their faith
er Sunday.
J. M. Brogan and Earnest Schwartz
were business callers in Wall Lake
Monday.
Miss kinsilla, whose home is in Chi
cago, is visiting with friends and rel
atives in this vicinity.
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MANILA ITEMS.
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A. w. Callahan transacted business
in Omaha Thursday.
DR.. G.. L. White attended the vet
Urinary meeting held in Sioux City
Thursday.
The Guild of tile Presbyterian church
met at the home of Mrs. Chase LET
ferts Friday afternoon.
DR.. w. B. Liggett transacted bust
ness in Defiance Thursday.
Miss Gertie Anderson, of Manning
visited with her sister, Miss Christina
Friday.
Mr.. Clausen Krogh was Defiance
caller Thursday.
Mi Cicero Morgan, Mr.. Arthur Cal
lahan and DIR. ]. B. Gardner went to
Sioux City Monday to attend a meet.
ing of the Shrine Lodge.
On Wednesday, April 7th, a boy
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. b IS. Wy.
coff. I'LL
Mrs, c. L. Wilhlte entertained the
ladies OF the Q. Z. S. at her home
Thursday evening.
The Third Annual Mems supper was
held in the Presbyterian church Par
lor Tuesday evening. The novelty OF
seeing men doing the work. drew q
large crowd. The. supper, served
cafetaria style, was a success in every
way and netted the men nearly $40
On Thursday, April Sth, death Wis
tied the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Bomstad, taking their little eighteen
months old daughter. The>little one
had been i'll for nearly month but
not until a few days previous to hel
death was all hope given up. The
little one was laid to rest in Manila
cemetery Friday afternoon. The be
reaved family has the sincere sym
pathy OF all in this hour OF trouble.
Miss Lorene Jackson visited in Oma
lla Friday.
,fhe quarterly missionary tea of the
Presbyterian church was held at the
home of Mrs. E. c. Baker Thursday
afternoon, April sth. A very interest
ing. program was given, as follows:
Song II
Bible reading, John s-1-Se,- Mrs
J. 3. Barber.
Duet Mrs. w. b: Liggett and Mrs
Isaac Hird.
A Retrospect of Work Done in In
ldia,-- Mrs. H. E. Cooper.
Solo, o For Closer Talk Witt
God 80 Mrs. g: T.. Coin.
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Mrs. Geo. R. Hird.

Reading Mrs. Geo. r. Hird.
"A. Carol from the Trenches Mrs.
w. b. Liggett
DeveDpmen of Freedmen Missions
During Fifty Years. Mrs. =. c. Greif.
Song,-
Leader for the program Mrs. A.
NJ. Mcintosh:
Mrs. E. M. Williams is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs.>F. A. Jackson. .
The school board met the last of the
week for the purpose of electing the
teachers for the ensuing year. None
of the high school teachers presented
their applications. The following are
the grade teachers who were reflect
ed: Miss Abbie Cook, first primary {;
Miss Jessie Pease, third and fourth
grades; Miss Martha Hird, fifth and
sixth grades; Miss Shurley, eighth
grade. Mrs. smetherst and Miss
Marie Palmer did not make applica-
ton for reelection.
Mrs. Cicero Morgan visited in Sioux
City Monday and Tuesday with her
sister.
Hans Hoffeins returned to Sioux
City Tuesday after a short vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hot.
feins.
4 Miss Adah Helm, of Dawson, Neb.,
lis visiting with her uncle and aunt,
Dr.. and Mrs. w. L. Draper.
Ed Theobald and son Clifford, &C.
companied by DR.. w. ID. Draper, went
to Sioux City Wednesday morning,
where Clifford underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis. His many friends
hope to hear of a rapid recovery and
that lie will soon regain his former
health.
Rev. Won der Ohe, of German City,
preached at the German Lutheran
Friedens church last Sunday, and will
preach every Sunday until the new pas
tor arrives,
w. S. Moore, VIM. Flint and John
Gleiser transacted business in Deni'
son Wednesday.
4 Earl Grief returned to his school
work at Kansas City, after a short
Easter vacation with his parents.
Born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Eu.
gene Baber, a. baby girl.
w. L. Paup, of Harlan; visited over
Sunday at the c. A, Sykes>home.
Miss Priscilla Brockelsby, of Vail,
is visiting at the J. J. McDermott
home.
Sunday morning Garth Fuller, the 10
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Fuller. sustained fracture and dis.
location of the right fore arm. Garth
had been trying to ride calf, when he
was thrown off, therby receiving
these injuries. 1t is hoped they will
mend soon and that he will soon have
the use Of his arm.
Mr.. A. L. Peterson, Milwaukee tick
ct agent here, returned Thursday
morning after spending few days in
Clinton.
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made the race. Cdmmins' record as
a republican is so far short OF what it
ought to be that he will be handi-
capped in the convention and if he
should succeed in being nominated he
will be handicapped still more in the
election. The republican party will
nominate candidate for president
next year who has record for some
degree of loyalty to the party, although
it is difficult to say who the candi-
date will be, because there are a great
many tried and true republicans from
which the selection may be made and
when the time comes it is safe to pre-
dict that the right kind OF candidate
will be nominated.
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sRoeAN ITEMS.
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c. H. Richardson was business
caller in Denison Monday.
MI. and Mrs. r., c. Dohse and Mrs.
George MAYNARD autoed to Vail Tues
day.
John Kiser was a Wall Lake shop
per Tuesday. Z
Mrs. Tom Brogan and niece, Marie
Ryan, called at the A. -. tSlechta home
Tuesday and enjoyed 9 pleasant visit
I'll q P, Brogap sleft "Wednesday te
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Fred Weinbrandt was caller OH
Henry Segebart move onto the Herman
Tuesday at the Albert Bandow home.
A number Of neighbors assisted
Hagge farm Monday, Mr.. Jochimsen
having recently purchased the place.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-14

The military goose step is consider:
ably ridiculed and is almost as absurd
as the swells that get out in a store
clothes parade On the big city avenues
Easter Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-14

How good severe attack Of indi-
gestion seems to some people after
the abstinence of Lent.
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HAYES ITEMS

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
A. T.FOSTER ASKS
FOR INFORMATION
Request. That These Who Have Rooms
for the Convention 90 No
tilJ Him.

Request Ca made o. A. r. Foster.
Chairman o. tb@ I9dElrF committee.
1f1.lae that ait persons who have
ptelEet use 5s their rC0us fog dele
GATES t1 che q. 4. %. eueampmrat !n
Nollas. June t-1. u6sifv him iu the
event tsat thFF have since reafrl their
places Dc .s Important chat This Dc
L1lr .a order f1 prevent r1atlfi0u
wEen tas utr comes fog .zE.Es WIS.,
E6rs.
while there are $500 rooms listed
WiEa ta~ committee. there lE ErIt need
for t1GEiaE 4laFtrrs close lu- Fur-
g6sr q che committee ts CO. cave the
veterans any EErTeTssarF irc1uvra-
trsrr ts going f1 aat from tfFir rooms
ThFrr Thousand badges fr be 1s1ru
bT delegates have been received and
they uui BE- haudri out b. the regis
traEf8H committee as each guest res
isteFs-
TIE fasE comfort stafi1a az Fourth
avergr aaI Sixteenth street and the
Temporary e0uf1rt station az -Four
tessth street ass Fifth avenue are be-
taE erected as rapidly as possible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
PERSONAL POINTS

Mrs. c. r. Adams. who has been
visiting her sister. NIrs. :. 2. Holmes
Ga Chicago returned last evening.
Miss Grace Gregory OF Burlington.
Iowa. came last evening TO attend the
commencement exercises at Angus
tana college.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson Of De-
catur. III. are in the city to attend the
graduating exercises AT Augustana.
James c. and Edmund Ferguson OF
Grand Rapids. Mich. are guests OF
friends in the city.
". II. Thackham. s44 Forty-third
street. suffered a stroke of apoplexy
last night and is lying at his home in
a serious condition.
T. II. Dolly and daughter Katherine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dolly. George
Stauduhar and Mrs. II. c. Wivill have
gone 10 Chicago 10 attend the funeral
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Plamondon,
victims OF the Lusitania disaster. Mrs
T. II. Dolly has been in Chicago with
her nieces since the death OF her sis
ter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
DONATE USE OF HALL

Use of the hall at Third avenue and
Sixteenth street. Moline. has been do
mated by ST. George lodge. No. IS, X.
OF P, TO the Daughters Of Veterans
for the state meeting TO be held there
next week.
Plans for q boat excursion to be held
in July were discussed at the Monday
evening meeting. The degree STAFF OF
the lodge visited Riverside lodge, No.
149, at Cordoya Friday evening. Six
teen members Of the stan made the
trip in automobiles and the rank of
knight was conferred by the Moline
staf on two candidates
Seven applications Tor membership
in the new temple Of the Dramatic
Order, knights of Khorrasan, were re-
ceived at Cordova as result of the visit
of the Moline members. The Moline
temple is rapidly nearing the century
mark in applications