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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-03
BOYER VALLEY ITEMS
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(Held over from last weekl

Win, John, Luella and kathry
Murphy were at Vail, visiting relt
tives and they attended the dane
while there.
Miss Ruby Smith has been sick tn
past week, but is better at this writ
ing.
Mr.. Bert Smith was bushes.
visitor in Onawa Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
A beautiful wedding occurred at the
home of Nels Nelson when thei
daughter, Cora, was united in mar
rage to Alfred Olson.
Mrs. Olson is charming young
lady and has host OF friends. Mr.
Olson is one of our most Industrious
young farmers. They will be at home
to their many friends on their home
farm north of Dunlap.
The surprise dance that was to have
been at Franz Weber's, Saturday night
was postponed till later on account
OF bad weather.
Miss Ethel Wilbur and the pupils
of Dist. No. s. Willow. are working on
a play. Going to be something doing,
boys and girls.
j. w. knight sold one car of hogs
to Plato Durham Saturday.
Jas. Houston Jr who attends school,
in Denison, spent the week end at the
parental home.
Fred Wilbur and son, Lloyd, seem
to be keeping good record at wolf
hunting. They captured two old,
large wolves last week. Ibis makes
Mr. Wilbur IS wolves in about ten
years. Let the good work go on.
Thomas Lang, who has been sick
for some time, is no better at this
writing. Mr.. Lang. who was shot
some time ago, had to have the wound
opened and dressed again. We hope
for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. Winnie Sweet was passenger
to Denison this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Rudlolf, OF Dun
lap, spent the week end at the Fred
home. They will make
their future home at Mitchell, s. ID.
w. D. Nurse shipped hogs to Omaha
last week.
Fritz Bloom returned home after an
trip to various points in
Oregon.
The William Cook children are quite
sick with scarlet fever. We hope to
rear OF their recovery soon.
Miss Marie. the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. w. Houston, has been quite
sick for the past week.
Word was received in this vicinity |
VI the death of Jas. Gaffey, OF Denison.
Mr.. Lloyd NNbur was a business
:aller in DenisoIi last week.
E. w. Houston attended the funeral
If Jas. Gaffey III Denison Monday.
Helen Houston spent a few days
With the home folks while the sisters
we're taking the examinations in Log
IN. az
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brown and daugh-
Ell, Ruth, We're Sunday callers at l..
fred Christensen home.
Mr.. J. w. Knight attended the fun
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A program will be given by the
West Side high school Literary socie
ty on Friday afternoon at the high
school. The program committe was
Arlo Moeller, Ella Rohwer, Erma Kel
ley and Lauretta Sievers. The pro
gram is as follows:
Piano solo =. Verna Voss
Reading =. .Erma Kelley
Observation-Disclosures that the United
States should have greater Navy. !.
..Aff. Gilmore Buck, Neg. Malinda
Jensen.
Mckinley as man. Alva Stiner
Song .... H. S. Octette
Recitation ......l Irene Hueshen
Reading 500. -. ;. .Arlo Moeller
Reunion of the West Side II. S. bas-
ket ball team in 1880 Werner Vogenitz
Reading >. 500. .Lauretta Sievers
Country life, it's joys and sorrows.
Latin recitation and it's substance in
English 500. ...... Dewey Voss
Song ........ ...... :. Male Quartet
Hattie Voss and Glennie Henne-
man, of Denison, arrived in West Side
Friday evening for visit at the Aug.
Voss nome. MISS Zimmerman returned
nome saturday ana MISS Voss spent
part OF the DAY at van at the Peter-
sen nome.
MISS Emma steien. OF Lakeleld.
MIMI, visited at the NJ. j. Campbell
nome thursday.
John moore sold hogs TO Voss Sat
ufday.
Jonn +. scheldori, OF Egan, 5. D.
spent Satnraay IN west SIDE. mr..
scneidori had peen to Sioux City with
cattle.
Mrs. John Detlef and children, Ralph
and Amanda, were Carroll shoppers
"Wednesday.
MI. ana Mrs. Scott Campbell, OF
boone, arrived Saturday for a visit
with relatives in west Side.
Born TO Mr.. ana MRS. waiter Wlese
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masked ones were mostly clowns. Til
prizes We're awarded to, 1st., Mrs. Sar
Kemp and Miss Josie Walsh: End. Mrs
Jas. Nicholson and Mrs. A. j. Kelley
3rd. Adolph Mumm and Mrs. Henr
Mumm, 4th. Ida Glasscock and Maj
garet O'Brien, 5th. Grace Martens an,
Valentine McGarvey, 9th. Henry Ever
and Earl Moeller. lDohse's orchestr;
furnished the music.
Miss Estella Peters spent over Sun
day at the parental ]. H. c. Peters
home.
Art Brotherson hauled hogs to voss
Thursday. NN',''S
Mrs. Al. Starek visited friends. at
Vail Tuesday.
j. B. Malloy returned from Red Oak
Friday, where he has been visiting
his brother, Bill Malloy. Bill hi
bought farm OF 800 acres at $16O per
acre near Red Oak, and will move
on it in the spring. He traded in his
farm in southern Iowa.
A Fire meeting was held wednesday
evening. Some of the members who
had been in the company from 10
to 20 years stepped out and let the
younger ones take their places. They
have all done faithful service, the COM
'pany OF twenty men being organized
in 1895. Those who stepped out are
Henry Mumm, Peter Sievers, Emil
Evers, A. j. Kelley Ernest Spots
wood, Henry Moeller, Jake Mumm and
Jas. Nickelsen. The ones who took
their places are Elmer Martens, Vir-
tus Evers. Roy Moeller, Harm
kruse, Frank Campbell. George Mumm
Late Evers and Aug. Bornhoft.
A masquerade was held at the Five
mile house Wednesday evening and
is reported to have been quite we'll
attended.
Aug. Voss shipped carload of hogs
to Chicago Tuesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Grace Sprecher, of Denison, at
tended the installation OF officers at
the Eastern Star Wednesday, evening.
r. j. Peters returned from Chicago
Wednesday where he was on a bus
mess errand.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B Spottswood and
son left for their new home at Maple
ton Friday They will be greatly miss
ed by everyone in West Side and we
wish them happiness in their new
home. w. N. Walters and family have
moved into the residence vacated by
the Spottswood family.
Herman Anthony shipped carload |
Of hogs to Omaha Thursday.
Jas. Nicholson, Henrietta Dohse,
Mrs. John Bornhoft Sr. and Mrs.
George Campbell passed another mile
stone Monday, January 25th.
Two very pretty wedding celebra-
ions took place at the, home OF Mr..
md Mrs. Joachim Noelk on Wednes-
lay when their daughter, Annit and
dannes Herman were united in mar
'iage and their daughter, Mary and
Nm. Thies also. They were married
It the Lutheran church at Arcadia by
Rev. Englert. Miss Dose, OF Danbury,
vas the brides maid for Mary Noelk
Ind William Thies and Aug. Noelk
vas best man. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
rhies are well known in and around
Vest Side. Mr.. Thies is an industri-
)us farmer and we'll worth the lady
If his choice. Mr.. and Mrs. Thies
will reside on a farm near Denison.
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The Denison Review. Wednesday, February 3. 1915

e We wish them all of life's happiness
! Miss Emma Noelk and Henry Hell
/. man acted as bridesmaid and best maj
/. for Mr.. and Mrs. Herman. Thes
7 young people are also we'll and favor
: ably known in and around West Side
They will reside on the Lange farm
) south of town recently vacated by the
! Pierce family. We wish them hap
piness and prosperity through life.
rugged ways.
i Mr.. and Mrs Harry Moelier spen,
a few days the last week at Omaha.
| Henry Hansman and son, Henry
have returned from the hospital
4 Omaha where they have been taking
Treatments
John Stratman and Bill Ewalt were
in Omaha last week and bought four
carloads OF hay.
Henrietta Dohse suffered this week
from severe attack OF appedicitis
together with the measles. The little
lady is now on the road to MELVILLE.
Shipments made to Chicago Satur-
day were: Julius Hagge, car of hogs
G. Dobler l Car of hogs, John Goetch
2 cars of cattle, Bill Goetch 2 cars Of
cattle.
Mrs. John Kruse is reported to be
on the sick list. Her mother, Mrs.
Olive, OF Scranton, is taking care of
her.
Gus. Brocksen and daughter, Mar
garet. We're Omaha shoppers Saturday.
Alfred Rohwer, OF Denison, has been
wiring houses in West Side the past
week.
Mrs. Fred Boock is reported to be
on the sick list.
Ed. Peters was Carroll business
caller Monday.
Herman Martens, John Stratman
and Bill Ewalt together shipped a
carload of hogs to Omaha Monday.
Herman and Louie Martens went with
the shipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Brotherson cele-
brated the anniversary of their we'd
ding Friday evening. Many neighbors
and friends spent pleasant evening
at the BrOtherson home.
Otto Passick sold hogs to Voss
Monday.
Miss Mary Detbarn celebrated her
birthday Sunday. A large crowd of
young folks were royalty entertained
at the Dettbarn home.
John Steinhauer. of Arcadia, visited |
friends in West Side Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Starek spent !
Monay shopping in Omaha.
Chris Kraft is treating his postofIice
to Il fine new coat of paint which great
ly adds to the looks OF his ever neat
little office
Henry Lamp sold 80 head Of hogs to
Aug. Voss Tuesday.
John Stratman celebrated his birth
day Tuesday at his home south of
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Stratman are
known to be excellent entertainers,
and always do justice to their record
Herman Buck received a car OF
cattle from Omaha Monday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-03

eral of Mrs. Adron. She was his aunt
Mrs. Adron was an old resident Of
Dunlap.
A number from this vicinity attend
ed the funeral of Martin Barrett, OF
| Dunlap.
Harold Nurse was caller on the
Boyer Sunday.
VIM. Rannells ST.. passed away Sat
urday at his home about 5 miles north
OF Dunlap. The funeral will be from
the NJ z. church in Dunlap.
He leaves six children to mourn his
death, Mr. Edgar Rannells, of Dunlap.
Mr.. William Rannella, of Duplan, Miss
Anna Rannells, of Dunlap, Miss Minnie
Rannells, of Chicago, H., Mr.. Luther
Rannells, of Dunlap and Mr.. Arthur
Rannells, OF Dunlap.
One daughter and his wife preced-
ed him to his grave.
The remains were laid to rest in
the pleasant hill cemetery beside his
wife.
Miss Ruth Hall was Sunday visit
or at the John Roth home south of
Dunlap.
Mrs. Fred Christensen and daugh-
ter, Emma, were passengers to Oma-
he Saturday.
Mrs. Otto Miller, better known as
Anna Christensen, was visitor al
Ute.
Miss Anna Mesenbrink spent Sun
day at the Christensen home.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-03

1t is proposed to have law making
it misdemeanor to carry voter to
the polls unless he is physically un-
able TO walk. But it would probably
still be legal to give voter of the
other party ride out into the coun-
try election day.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-03

Though wheat is at $1.45 bushel,
some farmers boys see more money
i'll clerking in a dry goods store at SIS
per week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-03

Let not the landlady expect she can
put grape fruit over on the boarders
now they are so cheap.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-03
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-03

Rock Island DISC loft iron harrow Sterling planter and 90 rods
pow sweep feed grinders shelter 4horsepowe engine
lumber wagon hay rack and wagon 2sead buggy end gate
eeder hay buck Junior hay stacker stalk cutter corn pov
harness 20 bushels Reds Yellow Dent seed corn 20 hives
Of 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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Miss Anna Mesenbrink spent Sun
day at the christensen home.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-04-23
Z O ais.
Anyone having news items kindly SEND ffssm in.

For SALE---Fine house, barn and Other
buildings, including seven lots. Fine loca,
ton for summer house on Madeline Island.
Cheap if taken at once. Write this of1ice.|
for particulars. 1-29-M.
Fox SALE--Nice 11-acre tract on Maiden
line Island. Lake frontage Nice location
for summer home Good for fruit oruuck,
farming. The location is ideal Invests /
gate this property VIII sell reasonable. !
For particulars and price inquire this office
2tA16 a..
For SALE--A neat trim naptha launch,
fully equipped. Neat cabin and all modern
convience. Inquire at this office. F. 26 St
For SALE--A team Of driving horses.
Good for Dairy business cheap if taken at
once. Inquire at this Office. A-9-2t
For SALE Or TRADE Eagle twin motor
cycle. h. p. Speed and hill climber.
In fine condition. Want good motor boat
or marine engine. Write at once. Will
demonstrate. 1t-A.-23
F. S. TAYLOR bayfield,, wis.
Theodore Skottesstad and wife visited
fri nds in Ashland Tuesday.
! Nes Sandstrum returned this week from
trip through the southern part of the state.
| He visited our old townsman VIM. Wick
lund and reports him doing fine. White
in Cumberland, Wis, he purchased an 50
acre tract of farming land and is very en-
thusiastic over farming conditions in that
section of the state.
| lanes Kaune left Wednesday evening
! for Stevens Point, Wis, where he will en-
ter the Sanitarium at that place.
Mike Auge transacted business in the
County Capital "Wednesday.
| Harry Valentine who has during the past
winter been in the employ the Grant Ton
serial Parlor resigned his position aid left,
accompanied by his wife, for Chicago
Wednesday evening.
John Grant spent several days the first of
the week as juryman at the circuit court in
Ashland.
Toe Soullier has had crew of men busily
engaged this week le-shingling his lunch
counter building on River Street.
Arthus Johnson returned this week from
a several weeks visit with relatives in Mich
gar.
Mrs. John Harto jr.. who has been so
long sick is doing fine at the ST. Joseph's
hospital.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-04-23

H. E. Holiday and wife were in Bay=
field, Wis. the first of the week.
w. E. Todd, jr, was down from Ash
land the first of the week the guest Of his
pdrents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Todd of this
village.
Mrs. Trip, of Ashland, was the guest
of Ter sister, Mrs. G. P. Wing last Mon
day.
Maurice Wilcox was in the village last
week.
Fred Bost speat several days the gudst of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bost, ST.,
in the village. He will shortly leave for
SViEton, Mimi, where he has accepted
position and will play ball the coming sea-
son.
Mrs. VIM. Neveaux spent several days at
| Bayfield,, Wis, this week.
! Mrs. A. 6. Starr is spending the week
with her parents at Bayfield,.
| Miss Alma Berg spent Mon 'ay with
! friends in Ashland
James Friend and wife visited friends in
the Garland City the first of the week.
/ Miss Bessie Harto and brother Maurice
visited their mother, Mrs. John Karto, ST.,
at the, st. Joseph'S hospital Ashland the
First OF the week.
Mrs. John Twobirds wa. in Ashland the
! first of the week.
T. +. Banks wife and daughter were
| down from Ashland lhe first of the week.
Francis Rankin transacted business in
Saxon the first of the week.
| A. Dennis returned home the first of the
week from Superior, Wis. While there he
purchased 4 shetland pony for his young
daughter. 4
WIN. >Soullier transacted business in the
Garland City Tuesday.
Gus Asplund was in tie Garland City
Wednesday.
Clarence Van Glider was up frnm Iron
| wood, Mich, over Sunday.
| Miss Celia Harto visited her mother at
the St. Joseph's hospital, Ashland, We'd
nesday afternoon.
C. w. Butler transacted business in the
Garland City the first Of the week.
| Mrs. WIN. Goslin Was in Ashland Tues
day.
James Janke and wife were in Ashland
yesterday.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-04-23
LOW FARES THE
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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-04-23
For Sale--A neat and up

to-date Naptha Launch at
a price that will be a an eye
opener to the purchaser. 1t
IS fitted up with all the mod
ern and o-the-minute ap-
planes. 1t will be to your
interest TO investigate this
sale. Inquire at this office.
Nice real estate selections
in farms and city property.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-04-23

Frank DeCoteau who recently returned
hone from Chicago where he underwent IN
operation has again returned there for fur
Their medical treatment.
Conrad Nelson is spending several days
with friends is Iron River, Wis.
BoRN--On Saturday last baby girl to
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Morris. Of course Gus
wears that broad smile.
James Connors and wife are spending
several days with Mr.. Connors' parents.
Adam Scott IT,, expects to shortly leave
for Chicago where he viii undergo an oper-
stion.
George Mitchell who mas beenin Chicago
where he underwent an operation returned
home this week much improved in health.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-17
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Virginia Dow Carlton Has Good Musical
Act in Coming Performance.

Virginia Dow Carlton. whose musical
act with the company which will pre-
sent the Panama Pacific Acting pictures
at the opera house on Monday and Tues.
day. April 10 and 20. has won praise
from everyone. has had a varied career
for so young a woman, and has reached
an eminent position in her profession
through close study and an untiring de-
yotion 10 her work Her family l. well
known on the Pacific coast. where she
was born, and while still very Young
she went with her mother 20 Vienna.
where she studied the piano under Lcch-
ittnsky. Her intention was 10 devote
herself 10 piano alone. when on an occa-
sion in Vienna she volunteered O. sing
at = private concert, At which the prin-
cipal artist had failed 10 appear. Even
her friends Mere surprised az the power
she displayed and at once persuaded her
30 give more attention 90 her voice
Not long afterward she went 30 Paris
where she studied for q year with Jean
d. Reszke. She j. q thorough master Of
French. and this brought Der an oppor-
tunitv 10 appear in opera IN Paris. and
though IN n subordinate role. her sue
cess was immediate and the reputation
she made there cot her part a. one ~
he prima donni uith the Century Opera
COMPANY in New Work. Later she alter
mated with Trentini in The frefy~ and
she has been = faVofite AZ many ~ tlw
large society evsHts IN NeW York 80
vFll - IN hef San Frsnri-oa home. Miss
Carletan's knov ledge ~ French has IN
i hlsd her b. translate many # ti,s pres
aft popular cong showcases INTO that Ian
gunrs and hfH rendition ~ These hss
.s.ir.ea Der - MIKE her rreat sueusss
pne ~ isr most charming biis - siue
.na Tip. Toy Tgrrnart Mar ~ Erensh 4
nd ~ hrh uiH b. . uuuisr On hsr pro
pam ~ tie randetTIls Part 81 the prs
ut f.ntarta iussruf ADJ
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RANDOLPH

| Mrs. Ellen Lattimer went to Bethe
on Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs
| Edwin Fisher, and also to visit friends
Mrs. Nellie Banyea, matron at thu
sanat orium. and Miss Maker, gradual,
nurse of the Mary Fletcher hospital
passed Sunday in Highgate Springs viii
relatives.
Wardner Hodgkins of Rochester ha:
been in town for few days with his
son, W. G. Hodgkins. and while here
had his shoulder. which had been in
jured, examined with an Xrsy, to dis
cover the extent OF the trouble. Mr.
lTodgkins left for his home on Friday
A son, Charles Amsden. was born to
Mr. and Mrs Charles Stimets of Bar
nard. April 7. The child is the great
grandson OF Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood
of this place.
Frank Tucker, who has been in Nash
us, n. H., for several years, is now in
town and has employment at the Maple
Sugar market.
Mrs. Elizabeth McCabe. and daughter,
Anna, have come from Jersey City to
daughter. Mrs. T. X. Elliott.
Mrs. c. J. Dyke has returned Ia Han
cock to resume teaching in the school at
the village. after passing her vacation
here with Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Jones.
News has been received here of the
birth of daughter TO J. A. and Frances
(Spoonerl Harrington in Winstcd, Conn,
the child being the granddaughter of Mr..
and Dana Spooner of this village.
The Odd Fellow lodge gave birth.
day party at their hall on Thursday
night which was attended by about loo
people, and was greatly enjoyed.
Beulah chapter. 10 Il. :. held specis
meeting on Thursday night for the ini-
Iiation of candidates. The next meeting
vii b. held the Goth and will b. the
annual meeting. when the various re-
PORTS will be given aud the annual cleo
aon OF officers will take place.
The demonstrations in the home eu
,cnics department, which have been con
inued through the week. closed on Fri T,
law afternoon al the parish house. The /
attendance aud interest has been very I
.ood through al the time, and the week 4
,ere has been more successful than in
many places IN the state. II j. UNDER I
TODD that this exhibit has been given \
" the management Of the tri-town as
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-17
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Not Patent Cureall, Nor Modern Mir
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for Constipat ton.

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