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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Burmeister, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Leuck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Burmeister, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug
Loewe and Paul schoenlng visited on
Sunday at the John Amann home.
Miss Dollie Comstock was the guest
of Miss Ruby Mullenger Sunday
Will Meyer visited at the Carl Ha-
mann home Sunday.
James McGrinn attended surprise
party at the Joe Beirne home.
Mrs. Fred Schroeder called on Mrs.
John Comstock Thursday.
Otto Harder was a visitor at the
Herman SEWERS home Sunday.
Fritz Null marketed hogs Monday
at Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hickey arc en-
pertaining a new girl at their home
since the 10Th.
Mrs. TreXel spent the week at the
home of her brother.
Will Mullenger and Barney and
August Loewe visited with the Tate
boys Sunday.
Mrs. Trexel and daughter, Miss Ber-
tina called at the Comstock home Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Comstock and daughter called
on Mrs. Cavett Sunday.
Henry Hamann was in Chicago a
few days last week.
|, Henry Thompson and family, of
near Deloit, came down Saturday eve
ming for Sunday visit with relatives
of Mrs. Thompson's.
Tom Hayes called on friends in Man
lila Sunday.
Will Kuhl is riding in a new buggy
purchased last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steckelberg
had their boy baptized Sunday week
ago at Manila. They named him LIE
Roy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28

passed away. Mr.. Madden left at once
to attend the funeral
A large number Of relatives and
friends gathered at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jams Saturday eve
ming, where they enjoyei very jolly
evening" 49,
j. H. Jams and Fred Rickers autoed
to Carroll on Saturday. Miss Hilda
Rickers accompanied them as far as
Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peters ST.. of
Arcadia, and Mr.. and Mrs. Appledorn,
of O'Brien cOunty,.Nisited Saturday at
the S. j., Jams home.
Hans AhrenlIiel aud Christ Simon,
residents of Vail, were Sunday guests
in Jackson.
Ben Mason made a short call at the
Fred Rickers home Sunday. MI.
Miss Hattie Macumber went to her
home near Manila Sunday accompan-
led by s. w. Calderwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Dresser were
entertained at the home of their daugh
ter, Mrs. Gus Gertze and husband, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Koch, and Grand
pa Kock and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kock We're Sunday guests at the Rick
ers home.
John Kock and Grover Bolte mot
ored to Lanesboro on Sunday, where
they visited With friends.
A machine for saving wood is busy
at the A. j. Sieclita home this week.
Miss Alice Dobler closed her spring
term of school in sub-district' No. s,
on Tuesday.
Miss Katie Maithas recently return
ed from a we9k's visit at the home OF
her cousin, Mrs. VIM. kock, near Ian
esboro. ~
John -Rickers and Hannes Stoffers
shipped car OF cattle to the Omaha
market on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Kerrigan were
Vail callers on Sunday.
H. c. Martins and son have sold six
gang plows this spring; a good indi.
cation Of prosperity in this. neighbor'
hood.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28

A good many mems idea of earning
a living is going down to business and
spending an hour reading how they
lost $4,000 on the stock market the
day before. @
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28

Motorists complain of the dust they
get from other cars on their Sunday
trips, but they can always get even
by depositing some of their own dust
on the houses along the road.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28

People are urged to display the ma.
tional colors more periodically and
many respond by hanging out red
waists, blue shirts and white under
clothing on the line Monday morning.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-28

Before sending out alarmist reports
about Japanese spies, it is always well
to make sure that 1t isn't the Chinese
laundryman delivering shirts.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-30
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Mrs. o. F. Merrill ad son. Clifford
of Apple Valley were guests in the
Rooney home last Saturday.
Mrs. ]. H. Lowell was Caldwell
visitor last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey of Apple Val
ley were Roswell visitors Sunday.
Rev. E. p. Lawrence attended a
meeting in Parma last Friday for the
purpose of helping organize the Boy
Scouts.
Mrs. A. ]. lockwood was Cald-
well visitor Saturday
Mr.. D. Hunt spent the past week
visiting with his brother in Moscow
Mr.. Gilbert Mccormick was a Ca1d-
we'll visitor last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sharp were
guests in the Miller home in Apple
Valley, last Sunday.
The Roswell and Middleton base
ball teams played in Middleton last
Saturday. The game resulted in a
score of to 3 in favor of Roswell
About a dozen of the schol pupils
went up to witness the game, and
stated that it was good game. Ros-
we'll has played but two of the league
games this spring and has won both
of them.
Several young people enjoyed a
party, given by John Burgher and
Stella lockwood at the home Of the
latter, last Friday night.
Misses Annabelle and Bessie Hunt
of Weiser came down Saturday for a
visit. The former returned Sunday
evening but the latter will stay dur
ing Mrs. Hunts visit in Moscow.
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Mccormick
entertained few of their friends last
Friday evening in honor of their
sixteenth wedding anniversary
Mrs. Collins, of Parma, spent few
days last week. visiting with her sister
Mrs. w. A. Hall.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-30

Misses Cleta, Allie, and Alta Mes
sler were visitors of Ruby Carpenter
last Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh circuit of Nampa visit
ed here parents Mr.. and Mrs. ). L.
Sparks last week.
Mrs. Shaffer is quite sick with heart
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan were out
driving the other day. Mrs. Duncan
is much improved in health.
The reclamation men are putting a
siphon under the street car track near
the ranch of Mr.. Lee.
Mr.. Ed. Greenslet expects to be
gone FIVE months at Bend, Oregon.
Mr.. L. E. Greenslet was over at
the hillside gate Tuesday looking af-
ter the water supply.
The Belgians who are living on the
Lemp ranch received a very interest
ing letter from their friend, Mr..
Mem, who was called home some
time ago by the Belgian government.
Mr.. Mem writes that he is we'll and Of
good spirit and is in actual fighting.
He says the Germans made an attack
the other day near small river in
Belgium and by skillful manuevering
on the part of the Belgians the river
was damned and flooded the land that
the Germans were on, forcing them
to fight or drown. A terrible slaugh-
ter followed and the Germans were
killed or drowned to the last man. He
also said that bomb was thrown in-
to their camp but did not explode, or
he would not have been writing.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-30

Fellows and Rebekahs went to Cald-
well Sunday to attend the anniversary
exercises held by the Caldwell lodge.
M and Mrs. E. l. Church and
daughter, Verna. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Bailey and Miss Eunice Murphy left
Thursday to reside permanently in
California.
Mrs. w. A. Young of Eagle spent
Monday visiting Mrs. ]. M. Rutledge.
The young people of the NJ. Z.
church took a jolly straw-ride to the
A. S. Bixby ranch on Willow creek
Tuesday evening.
The Mammen sisters spent last
Saturday and Sunday at their home in
Roswell.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Rutledge and sons,
Walter and Hugh, and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Robinson autoed over to Nam
pa Sunday to see the show at the
Nampa theatre. They were guests
of H. Vail and wife.
F. E. Timpke of Middleton took up
his new duties as deputy fruit inspec-
tor for Canyon county, Monday, hav-
ing received his commission last Fri
day. Guy Graham, state inspector,
notified Mr.. Timpke of his appoint
ment to succeed Ed. Meek, of Cald-
we'll. Mr.. Timpke with his usual
thorough way of working is already
very busy looking after the orchards
in this vicinity.
At the village election held at the
l. O.. o. F. hall Tuesday, April 9th,
the following FIVE councilmen were
elected: S. F. CLANCY, A. ]. Bre-
shears, w. T. Plowhead, J. Alchen-
berger and Peter Meth.
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Mrs. Forrest Sewer of Wilder spent
last week at the home of Mrs. B. w.
Sewer.
Misses Cleo Walls, Lulu and Edith
Sprang attended the church services
in Caldwell Sunday evening. They
spent the night at the Postlethwaite
home and returned home Monday
morning.
Q. B. Wright and family drove into
Caldwell Sunday evening to attend
church.
Mr.. B. w. Sewer has purchased a
new hve-passenger Buick machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Jones spent
Sunday afternoon at the J. w. Gragg
home
Miss Amy Faris of Caldwell spent
Tuesday visiting in this vicinity.
The school attendance for April
was ninety-hve and eight-tenths per-
feet. This is the lowest attendance
this year and it is due to sickness in
the community. Eighteen were Meth
er tardy nor absent. They are:
Chlora Belle Adams, Eta, Addie. Al
media and Clarence Gibbons, Helen
and Merle HURT. Vivian Leitritz. Lulu,
Edith. and Burnice Sprang, Mavme
and Cleo Walls, Louise and Ethel
Wright, Alva Gragg, Edwin Harling
and Maxwell Wright.
Those earning three-month certifi-
Gates are Ethel Wright, and Almeda
Gibbons. Those perfect in attendance
for the entire year are Chlora Belle
Adams, Vivian Leitritz Burniece
Sprang. Louise Wright, Alva Grage.
and Merle HURT
Mrs. Fred Sullivan has been quite
i'll for the past week.
Mrs. ]. w. Harling is continuing to
improve since her operation.
Mrs. John Sheets is doing nicely at
present and Mrs. Carr has returned
home.
A great number of people were at
the Lake fishing Sunday. but not many
succeeded in making a large catch,
Mr.. G. c, White of Boise is at the
Anderson ranch for few days.
Mr.. Martin Derig made a trip to
Boise Friday to attend the initiation
Of new members into the Knights of
Columbus, Saturday. He went to Ar
rowrock and he reports many things
of interest to be seen there.
Mrs. Harry Carr spent Sunday at
the Harling home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ELIOT Anderson and
Carl Pierson of Boise spent Sunday
at the Anderson home.
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The burlesque given by the Ladies'
Aid meeting of the Baptist church
Wednesday was a very amusing and
enjoyable affair, following the pro-
gram. ice cream and cake were serv-
| ed.
The local base ball diamond was a
very busy place during the latter part
of the week. with the following games
Friday, Middleton and Star, with Star
carrying off the honors. Saturday
Roswell played and again Middleton
was beaten with a score of 7 to 8.
Sunday. the Middleton league team
crossed bats with Star, this time re-
sulting in victory for the home team
the score standing one to nothing in
favor of Middleton.
Irwin Murphy and wife are the
proud parents of baby boy, born
Sunday April 18th.
The .. S. L. crew are painting the
union depot at Middleton this week.
Mrs c. H. Burns went to Fruitland
Sunday to spend month visiting her
daughter
L. I. Chenoweth of Caldwell visited
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. G.. W.
Oyiear.
]. L. Phillips has taken the agency
for the Maxwell auto.
S. D. Goshert. T. Coward and w. R
Davidson promised business men OF
Nyssa, Oregon. were in Middleton
Tuesday as they were en- route to the
capital city.
c. R. L. Vawter gave his picture
show, entitled, around the World, /"
70 an appreciative audience at the M
E. church Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Maybee went
to Boise last Friday in Mr.. Phillips
new auto.
Little Francis McNair has been
unable to attend school for several
DAYS on account of sickness.
Mrs. ~ c. Perkins and three small
children left Thursday for Montana
TO Join Mr. Perkins. who is in the
Government employ. The other child
rem, Blanche, Homer and level. will
60 as soon as school closes.
Mrs, Jesse Roup and small son
are visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Riggs.
J: l.. Phillips sold a Maxwell car
TO NJ. Wise which will be used by
| ]. NJ. Roup in his work as salesmaT
for the Wise Piano house.
~. +. Timpke went to Murphy or
wednesday to attend to duties con.
nected with his work as deputy fruii
Inspector
DR.. J. D. Gillian and Rev. Howard
are at Sweet, Idaho. attending a dis
trict conference Of the Methodist Epi!
! A small delegation of the local odc
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fivecoats have the
sympathy of the entire neighborhood
IN the loss of their son who was
operated on at the Canyon hospital
Saturday for abscesS of the ear, and
passed away Monday evening.
Miss Alta MCGUIRE came down on
No. ~ Friday evening to visit home
folks.
Mrs, Webb and children visited
Mrs. lngraham one day recently.
The ranchers in this vicinity have
their bitches in good shape and are
ready for all the water they can get.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mumford and Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Vail vailed at ]. D.
RowIand's Sunday to see Raw who
was brought home from the hospital
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vail attended
church at Pleasant Ridge Sunday and
also called at Mr.. Hugh's to see the
new boy.
lantyne visited c. A. and S. w. Vail
one day recently.
The Misses Margie and Blanche
Vail and Pearl, called and Mrs. Anna
Vail and Mary, Monday.
Mrs. L. O'Donnell returned to her
home at Homedale Saturday, after
visiting relatives in Dixie.
Mr.. Joe Neeley of Washington was
visiting S. w. Walls last week.
The Misses Vail attended the dance
at Wilder Friday night.
Mary Vail visited Mrs. Laura Moore
last Tuesday.
Mr.. Horace Rowland returned to
his home in Long Valley Monday.
after spending the winter in the Boise
valley.
Mrs. O'Donnell and Mary Vail
visited at Daddy Dickson's Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Conklin and Mrs
Vern Aasson visited at Dan Cash
mans Wednesday
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c. H. Kingsbury and family of
Caldwell were Sunday dinner guests
at the H. F. Brandenburg home.
VIM. Winslow and family of Green
leaf, visited at Chas. Towards Sunday
afternoon.
The congregation in church was dis
appointed Sunday morning because
DIR. ]. d. Gillian could not be present
as was expected. He was called back
to Boise to preach the funeral ser
vices of Rev. F. d. Bacholder, who
had been a close friend and fellow
worker with DR.. Gillian.
The scholars receiving the highest
rank in the recent tests were: Eighth
grade-lst, Thurlow Bryant, End, Bon
ME Moss, 3rd, Chiffon Bryant. Sew
enth grade-lst, May Wright; End,
Bessie Gardner; 3rd, Letha Garner.
Fifth grade-lst. Lois Jones; End,
Ellen Marmon; 3rd, Cecile Rhoadess
Those perfect in attendance for the
month ending April 10, were: Gram
mar grades-Chilton Bryant, Thur
low Bryant, William Jones, Wesley
Rogers, Kate Moss, Ellen Marmon,
Delbert Matteson, Lois Jones, Cecile
Rhoades. Primary room-Kenneth
Howard, Clare Howard, Cleda Ray
nor.
L. w. Botkin and family were visit
ors at the H. F. Brandenburg home
Sunday evening.
Since o. L. Stevens was elected a
school director the teacher of the pri-
mary room has taken a good bit of
his attention. We suppose that school
matters are the cause?
James Bedford has moved on to
Deer Flat so that he will be nearer to
the farm, which he recently purchased.
Mrs. W. N. Rhoades of Greenleaf
is visiting with her parents. Mrs. and
Mr.. David Ragains.
Mrs. E. S. Moss and w. F. Starr at
tended the quarterly conference at
Appleton last Saturday.
We wonder if D. L. Stevens has
ordered that coat of paint for his bug
gy? The running that it gets now
would make the paint wear.
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

Miss Mcclure of Notus was a Sun
day guest in the B. NJ. Campbell
home.
Mr. Wilbur, Sunday school mission
airy of Boise, visited in Roswell and
nearby places on Sunday.
Rev. Garrison of Middleton called
on several Roswell families last week.
The aid society of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. Story on
Wednesday afternoon, May 5.
The Crossword Hall quartette sang
at the entertainment given by the
|Oddfellows in Parma last Friday even
ing. They were received with en-
thusiasm and heartily encored.
Miss Z. Fay Fowler, county supt.
of schools for Canyon county, spent
last Thursday visiting the school
Among the various things she did,
was to grade the school. which placed
it in Glass "a"
The last number on our entertain
ment course will be given Friday
evening, May 9TH, by the Grosvnor-
Hall quarette. The first part of the
program consists of quartetts, duets,
and solos. For the second part they
will give the entire second act of the
opera Martha" in costume. The
quartette is very busy and expects
Eugene Farmer, teacher of voice and
director of music in Boise, to come
down some day and drill them Don't
forget to come. Everybody invited.
Elton Mccormick and Floyd Ekin
attended a school entertainment at
Sunny Slope last Tuesday evening.
There was no school in the high
school last Tuesday on account of the
sickness of Mrs. Bieghler.
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There was services both morning
and evening at the Methodist church.
Mr.. Nelson from the pumping plant
is helping Mr.. Stilwell.
Rex Mitchell visited Clarence
Gragg who has been quite i'll at his
home on Deer Flat, Sunday and found
him able to sit up.
Little Pauline Stats has the meas
les.
An auto party from Star spent last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mcconnell
Ralph Stats has rented thirty acres
from Mr.. Sturgeon.
A school election was held last
Monday, at which time Mrs. Carrie
Mower was elected director.
Mrs Shepherd from Nampa visited
her two sons, who are wol king for
the Harris boys, last week
Ernest Mulch spent Sunday visiting
friends in Meridian.
Mrs. R. w. Kingston will enter
tain the "Sunbeams" at her home
Thursday afternoon, May 9th.
Bert Mulch, also Howard Stilwell
who are working for the Reclamation
Services near Froman ferry, spent
Sunday with their families.
Mrs. c. c. Tobias has been quite
sick at the home of her mother, in
Meridian.
Mrs. Harris. of Happy Valley, spent
last week on the ranch with her sons
Leck and Frank.
Verla and Percy Kelly are home
from the Greenleaf Academy and will
spend their vacation with their par
ents.
T. ]. Hodkinson hauled some hogs
which he purchased of R. w. Kings
ton, to his ranch near Kuna, Mon
day.
Ralph Stats has rented thirty acres
from Mr.. Sturgeon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seitz spent Sunday
in Nampa.
Mrs. Meyers from the goat ranch, is
in Boise, taking treatment from DR..
Maxey, for growth on her eye.
Mrs. H V. StilwelI visited Mrs. Bert
Mulch, Sunday.
Montgomery place.
S. M. Aue is working for the Rec
lamation service at Wilder.
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Empire lodge, No. l43. |. o. o. F.
entertained at Heath Hall Saturday
evening in honor of the Goth anniyer-
sary of the order. A large crowd of
members and invited guests assemblies
at an early hour. After a short social
joyed:
Piano solo-"Palm Branches.
..;..:........: Mrs. A. ]. Lotus
Resding-."Camp Meeting at Bluff
Spring ....... Mrs. Tony Freeburn
SMrs. Freeburn responded to an en-
sore with If Should Die Tonight. y
Male Quartette-"When the Corn Is
waving; Messrs. L. J. MaRce.
y. A; Megorden, Steele Miller,
and Wallace Magee.
Solo-"Love's Old Sweet Song.
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The Christian Endeavor mock trial
and ice cream social was we'll attend
ed and decided success in every way.
The mock trial was especially well
conducted and afforded great deal OF
wholesome amusement. Ray Fletcher
and Ed. Burns were the prisoners and
were accused of stealing pig which
was the property of Miss Belle Furga-
son and Miss Sylvia McKague. Miss
Edith Wilson presided as judge. The
prosecuting attorneys were Mrs. Eek
hardt and Miss Sylvia McKague; law
yers for defence were Burt Berry and
William Cowan. A number of wit
nesses were examined. The jury
brought in verdict of guilty and the
prisoners were sentenced to forty
days in the pie house wearing muZzles.
After the trial ice cream was served.
About $1,000 was raised for the En-
deavor treasury.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Miller ar
rived Saturday from Pendleton for a
visit here with their daughter, Mrs.
Tony Freeburn and son, Steele Mil
Ter.
Miss Rachel Miller returned home
Wednesday from the Caldwell hos
pital. where several weeks ago she
underwent an operation for an abscess
in her head. The operation was sue
cessful and she is recovering as rapid
ly as could be expected.
William Blackaby is visiting in
Ontario for few days.
Mrs. Hugh Travis and Miss Louise
Nc NJ cans were dinner guests at the
Schenck home last Monday.
The school children of Miss Mae
MERGERS and Miss Edith Wilson's
rooms will entertain their parents and
friends at Heath Hall, Saturday even
ing, May eighth, at o'clock.
Messrs. Sibbald, Brown and Mcleod.
three prominent stockmen of this cart
Of Owyhee county, were in Home
dale on business last Friday. They
report this as the driest year thew
have ever known in this section and
the. range very short. The sheep are
making a good lambing. but the loss
Will be quite heavy on account of tho
shortage Of water and poor range.
The school board has organized
18th Con Sutton as president and w
w: Peter secretary.
Miss Hazel Sample and Mr.. Chas
a. Stief OF Reynolds Creek were mar
RED in Caldwell Monday. April 10Th
ne bride is the second daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Sample. We ex-
tend hearty congratulations and wish
es tor a long and happy welded life
Mrs. George Stahl had the misfor.
tune to fall and break her arm las,
FRIDAY, evening. She was brought 10
town Saturday morning and afte,
having her arm attended to by DR.
Martin, lett for Nampa where she viii
remain for several weeks.
=, Miss Orabelle Raymond and Rosco,
turner OF Caldwell were week enC
guests OF Misses Dorothea and Paul
Friday, p ~ Nu'$ OF