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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-09

Strasburg. the capital Of Alsace, was
annexed by Germany in $40, taken by
France In 1851, and recaptured by
Germany in 1870.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-09
WOMAN CORNERS WOLF
AND KILLS IT WITH CLUB

Wheeler. 8. D., Sept. 4.--Killing q
huge prairie wolf in single combat was
the feat performed by Mrs. James
Brozik wife Of q farmer. For some
time the wolf had been carrying off
her chickens, one at a time, and yes
terday it got so bold as to enter her
yard In the middle of the afternoon.
The family dog attacked the wolf, but
was not able to kill 1t, and Mrs, Brozik
decided to take a hand in the fray and
deal the wolf its deathblow. She final
ly drove the fierce animal into a wire
enclosure, where she attacked 1t with
a heavy club and stone, and after a
strenuous fight succeeded in killing 1t.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-09
CAPTAIN AND PART OF CREW
OF HESPERIAN ARE RESCUED

Queenstown Sept. 6,-Wireless re-
ports received by the Allan line state
that Captain Main and the members OF
the crew of the Hesperian who re-
NAMED aboard were taken off before
the steamer foundered.
The Queenstown agency OF the Allan
line announced today that 45 first class
passengers on the Hesperian 126 second
class and 1853 third class passengers
had been accounted for and that it
could not say at this time how many
were missing. s-
The number Of the men in the crew
was given as 2S6. OF which there was
unaccounted for ESQ. not including
those remained upon the Hesperian
until she went down. These figures,
the agency says, are approximately
correct.
No news was received here concern
ing the sinking Of the Hesperian other
than the facts that she went down at
about o'clock this morning, and that
those on board were rescued. The
weather last night was rather bad.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-09

An English airrnan recently looped
tho loop IN q speed boat, the first time
Dc xenS has been done
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-09
SHIP SUNK, SIX KILLED.

London, Sept 6.--The British
steamer Cymbiline has been sunk.
Six members OF the crew were killed
and six wounded. Thirty-one otherS
were landed safely.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-09
LINER HAD SMALL GUM
NO WARNING WAS GIVEN

London. Sept. 6.-The American con-
sulate at Queenstown, Wesley Frost
telegraphed today to the American em-
bassy that the admiralty authorities
had not been informed officially that
the Hesperian had been torpedoed
without warning, but that they be-
lieved this was the case. No officers OF
the Hesperian except an assistant pur-
ser, has yet arrived at Queenstown.
This man and various passengers, In
terviewed by Mr.. Frost, agreed on the
statement that no warning was given.
Mr.. Frost's message also said that
As unorganized Canadian troops were
on board. most of them invalided, and
that the Hesperian had 4.7-inch gun
mounted astern. The consul has been
unable to learn of more than two
Americans who were on the Hesperian,
both members OF the crew and both re-
ported to have been saved.
From stories told by survivors the
detailed account of the disaster grad
ually Is being unfolded. Most OF the
passengers say there IL ne doubt the
attack was made by a German subma-
rine,. and some of them say they heard
the lookout shout, Submarine on star
board quarter" Thus far no state
ment has been made by any survivor
who saw a submarine or a torpedo.
All agree the Hesperian was struck
on the starboard side, between the fore
mast and the bridge, Life boats were
launched In the darkness, but without
panic The fourth and fifth boats were
lowered unevenly and overturned, the
occupants being thrown into the wa
ter. Some of them were injured.
At the LoLdon office of the Allan
line 1t is stated that all passengers
reached Queenstown safely. Some Of
the rescued, however, say they heard
cries for help from persons in the wa
ter, ....,, 81. ...-.
A woman in one of the life boats
stopped a small leak by removing O
stocking and stuffing 1t into the hole.
Three sisters of mercy were among
the last to depart from the Hesperian.
One of the passengers asserts that 90
persons were crowded into life boat,
having a capacity OF 40.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-09
ROCK RAPIDS BOY SHOT 4
THROUGH HEART BY FRIEND

Rock Rapids, Ia, Sept. 3.-Donald
Frank, the 11-year-old son Of j. II.
Frank, was accidentally shot through
the heart yesterday morning by play
mate, Gerald Hoben. The boys, who
had been shooting rats near an eleva-
tor with a 20 caliber rifle, had gone to
the elevator office. Young Hoben, sup
posing the gun to be empty, picked II
up, pointed Ii at Frank and pulled the
trigger. Death was instantaneous.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-09
ABERDEEN-Bank clearings for the

APPREHENSION clearings for the
month of August, 1915. showed per
cent increase over the clearings for the
corresponding month last year. Last
month the ciearings were $2,444.4 1853. SO; for
August, 1914, they were S2sS5.O .O7; in
crease of s59,417.62
BRIDGEwATER-H Henry vogt. Of this
place. charged with shooting game birds
out OF season, by Game Warden r. A.
Martin. pleaded guilty in justice court,
and was fined SOS end costs
wEBsTER-TheD Day county fair win be
held at the permanent fair grounds in this
city on October T. and
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-09
PROHIBITION MEETING -
WILL DRAW LARGE CROWD

Mitchell, 8. D., Sept. 6.-The state
prohibition convention Is to be held In
this city next Wednesday and Thurs
day, September 8 and 8. II Is expected
that there will be from 1000 to 1000
people In attendance. A big parade will
De given on Thursday at p. M, which
Is expected to be spectacular. There VIII
be several bands and scores of deco
rated automobiles and floats. Silver
loving cups are offered for the best
decorated automobile and the most at
tractive float.
washington Springs, s. D., Sept. g.
The commercial club OF this city has
ordered the washington Springs band
to go to Mitchell September s and 9
to participate in the big parade at the
state prohibition convention. The COM
mercial club will stand the expenses
and Is sending the band as an advertise
ing stunt for the city. Seventy-five to
100 people from this city probably will
attend the convention. Appropriate
banners are being prepared to tell OF
ton Springs under 30 years without sa-
looms.
Aberdeen, 8. D., Sept. CAS- q pre-
liminary to the statewide dry" cam
paign to be launched at Mitchell, s. D.,
on September and 8, special dry"
meetings will be held at most of the
churches In Aberdeen on Sunday, a
number OF speakers from other states
making addresses. In addition TO the
special meetings In the morning at the
various churches. q union meeting will
be held at the First Methodist Episco-
pal church In the evening, at which
Major Dan Morgan Smith, OF Chioa-
go, will be the principal speaker.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
Sans. unb 9rutbabn. @eiaidte.

3iebt man ferner cinerIeits Die
coloiale %llntenutniB Der groBen Wen9c
in Setraht, lopic beren llrtbeilsloii9s
lett in Den meiiten Singen. anberers
leits Den unbeimlid, iihcren Con Der
Srciie. bauu III cS liar, parum Die
Yrciie niht blob sur @ebantenbecins
ilni'unS, ionbcrn and gu pabrer
.DciitiBen @epormlnbung, ia an elmer
unbcbin9tcn Scrridlnit iiber Die 2eier
filbrcn muB, Seut5uta9e miro faIt
aQes iabrifmGBie bergeitellt. Sd)
mpbtc ia9en. audi bic @coanten ipers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18

Kans.; Geo, A. siebert. Kans.; Mrs; J.
Henry stretz; Mo-; Ben SteinIlann, No;
Hanford, Neb. Ed. Lennemann, Neb.; H.:
E; AltsndSrf; n; D.; VIM. conlln' \; R;;
Texas; Miss Agnes Deters, $. D.; j. r..
Tobin. $. d.. Herman Tessman, $. p;
Thorn. Mansheim, $. p; Nike Britten. r.,
s, D.; j. g.. Freifag, Idaho; L, !. Deasel.
Canada; Philip, Boyle, Canada Mssh.
+. q. cross, ill.,; Mrs. Emma Pnster:, III;
John Wand, ILL.,; NJ. NJ. Jacoby. H.; J..
B; Kommes, Canada; Mrs; X. kieser' Can
J Jra ill., lbs Miss Anna Frank, III; Mrs. Eliz.
Miss Agnes Meyer, M; Hy. s. Braun,
M: T frank R %scsi HI M Slaud s. T SdnieR,
III. H. A. Tambornino,. Mimi; Cecilia
VI. Rooney, Mimi; Fred Baatz. Mimi; {.
s, soule. Mimi; Mrs. Mary J. Siseely'
Mimi; John Miller. Mimi; J. E. Flynn,
MINI. Geo. Schimek, Mimi; p. Betten-
dorf. Mimi. Rev. NJ. Dufault. Minn.; Mrs.
Sohn Broich. Mimi; John G%rundier, MINI;
Nick Leick. Mimi. A. S. Neudecker. Mimi;
Nick sehilling: Mimi; Nick kervoliet,
m miRn'i M hnso; s Matt h,n%:; h Minn h;'aI Louis %fs
Kronebusch, Mimi; Frk. L. Seibert, Mimi. (;
Geo. j.. Miller, Iowa; Edw. Faul, Iowa;
Theo. Testroet. Iowa; Mrs. Anna Neyens,
Iowa; Frank Lawler, Iowa; j. Wendler,
yr., iowa; j. H.. Knoll. Iowa; John NJ.
Frost, Iowa; Syl. Lang, Iowa; Christ.
Neurotb, Iowa; b. G. Kopel, Iowa: H. 3.
Knoll, Iowa; j. j.. Sassen, Iowa: VIM. +.
Statzer, Iowa; Christ Walter, Iowa: John
Zoller, Iowa; Reynold Roth, Iowa; Te.
resa Determan, Iowa: ID. A. Holmes, W
Barbara Becker, Iowa; DR.. J. q. Mueller,
Iowa; A. STREET.; Iowa; Mrs. Maria waIling'
Iowa p. W.. Brost, Mont. Herm. b; Her
mes. Mont. c., J. Wermerskirchen; Mont;
Mrs. ]. c. Shelby, MINI. J. W. Cantwell,
Mimi. Jos. Schumacher. MIMI; Geo. Loeb
lein, Mimi. +. c. Horkey, Mimi; John
Maiwald, Mimi; Herman Kohl. Mimi;
Henry Reding. Mimi. Otto Waller, MINI. /;
Alex. Brunn, Mimi: James Marso, Mimi.
Jos. Dorpinghaus, MINI. Mrs. III. J.. Nc
C%lernan, Mimi; j.. P. Wagner, MINI. f;
Matt Borgmeier, Mimi: And. Ahmann,
Mimi; Theo. Erpelding, MINI. Mrs. Mich.
Grove, Mimi; Mathilda Kesseler' MINI.
Mimi: T.. n. Benefited. Mimi: d. Hynes,
Mimi; s. Mack. Mimi; A. II. Witzany,
Linn. I. ]. ning, Iowa; Henry o. Oh
hertz, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
(Spe3ieII fir bieie Seitung)
6ro6maht preiie,
Bon Rep. u. S., 2. 5.

ben fabriSiert unb burd Die Yrei1e
Dem 8ebirn bes Seicrs eingetrihtert
uub eiugepreBt./ So ma einmal
briiben %ienieits bes srobeu 5eites elm
gducrlein, bas p%obI9emutb cine 9es
mditete Cans gum Rarfte trll9.
lnterfpegs mutte er BAIT, nm iid fem
Sfeifden 81 itopfeu unb iiberleste
fpiepiel er fir bieie Cans pobl foroern
oirfte. ~Srei big bier 8ulben lit iie
ipohl tuertb." - Ion Weitem bes
obadteten i'm brei Stuoenten. Die sez
raoe cinen Serien@S pa5iereang mahs
ten. %, Dem 9rten Ilten pollcn mir
einen Streid ipielen." - @eia9t, ge@
than! - v9uten Iorsen, @dterfen.
luie idrmedt bas Yfeifhen? = Roueu
Sic bieien ifouen Srutbabn perz
faufen? Was %'foitet er benn?" iaete
Der critic bon ben Sreicn, Der porans
gegansen lpar. - .2ie6er Serr, Sic
limb pobl niht gang seiteibt; bas lit
bod cine Cans" = Cine @ans?
8~einespegs. Sd babe I%aturipiiien>
ihaft itlibiert unb lpeiB es better.
5eba! Serr College tommeu Sic NAL
Der: mas lit bas fir elm Gogel?" -
g8omiide Srage, bas lit bod ein
Srutbabn", iaste Der Sipeite. SDren
Sic, @dterhen, niht, pie er serabe
to0ert?" Ser arme Bauer frast iid)
binter'm Sbr uno iagt: rSa poaen
mir eincn Sdieosrifter %fragen.
8olen Sic es uns iaser, Oh bas cine
Sans ober elm Srutbabn ilt?" ruff er
gum britten Stubenten biniiber. -
.Sa, bal unb ba fragt Chr nofl
Seben Sic nift oas bunte 8efieber
unb pie er elm Hao ifldst unb iid)
aufbldht. Bdterfen, Sic tDnnen bn@
fir fieben bis aft 8ulben betommen."
- .Sm, iieben bis aft @uloen! Gin
gutes 0eiddft." aopfihiittelub ging
Der Ilte ipciter, Den per8auberten
Iosel till betraftenb. Iuf benz
Rarfte fraste nadher cine Strait:
.WaS foitet bie1e Cans" - .@as,
bas lit bod, feline Cans. bas lit elm
Sriltbabn uno Der toitet iieben
8ulben." Sh tpeiB beut nitt. oh Der
quite Bauer bon Der YpliSei ooer an
Sauie bon ietnem @befiinfaftel aufeez
Hart tplirbe. aber bas tpeiB i'd -
Sher5 beiieite - ooB elm grocer Sbeil
l~lnierer 3eitungssldubisen it'd burf,
bic uieberbulte Sugseitipn nltb impers
tinente Siherbeit ibrer Seitung bas
@egentbeil o Gem beipeiien laiien.
mas rpirflih pabr lit. Sic nebmen
cine Sans fir einen Srutbabn, beions
bers, ipenn iie babel elm 8eiddft
MAIDEN fDnnen.
(Sortiesune foIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
Genme uakrmnesmittel in
Central europa.
(llebcrIces Iahri6ten Nsentur.)

Cteberices Hahridtens Nsentur.)
Oie ieinblife Yreiie bat in ben
lebten Sasen pieber einmal NIT Der
Nenisteit auiseipartet, baB it'd in
S~eutIdlanb Der Nangel an N~abrun9ss
mitteln entifeibeno bemerfbar made
uno cine Sunsersnotb beporitebe.
Sieien 9ebauptuneen iudt man NIT
benz Sintpeis allf Die bonn 8unoesratb
ergriffenen Iabnabmen unb bic Seitz
iebune bon Narimalpreiien III Sec
bensmitteln einen boberen 8rao Der
@laubfpiiroigteit 81 uerleiben. Nber
alle bieie Welbnngcn Der Seinoe ilber
Seuti6lanb's innere Gage linb falif)
uno MIR baSu beitimmt, SeItidlanb's
Seinben, Die iid ipieber einmal falibe
6offnlnsen semadt baben, fuieoer Die
9etpobntc gnttduihnn9 gu bereiten.
Sic grnte bat einen geniigen0en
grtrag fir Die @olfserndbrung selies
iert uno Die &artoffelernte lit iosar
reht reiflih aussefalen, 10 baB beute
Die golfserndbrung genau 10 gut ges
iitert lit, tpie lie CO por IA Wonaten
mar. Sic setroffenen WaBuabmen
beriolgen feinen anberen 3med als
DEN. ~geniieeube @ertbeiluns Der 3es
bensmittel fir ale &laiien bes Bottles
al biuigen Yreiien gu iihern.
Gin @an9el berri6t MIR in Setts
i%toffen. bod ldBt lid berielbe eriesen.
Mrs bicIem @runbe lit es audi nid,i
n6tbis. Dem bonn raoifalen Sliigel Der
INSTRUMENTATION Yartei seiteaien
8elut, Den Heihstas ein5uberuien,
i%tatt5useben, itimmen bod ielbit 9roBe
@ruppen Der So5ialiiten NIT Der
Iebrbeit Der 9epDlferuns in Der an>
iiht therein. onb Die POM 9unoesratb
geihafiene Nabrun9smittelsS r9aniias
tion geniist. Inn fir cine geiunbe mn
trdftise g%rndbrung bes Golfes gu
ipr9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
Oeferreiet'1nearn mnS Ser
SaItan.

Ser 9altan mar bon ieber Der
@etteripintel guropa's. Stdnbig
ilusen bort Die Sunten bin unb her,
unb INNER ipieber serietb bas Yulbers
iaB auf bern 8altan aut's Reue in
8raub. Bonn 8altan aus nabm aud,
Der beutise 8eltfries ieinen Nnfans,
unb neuerbin9s iheint es 10, als Oh
er bort aud iein gnbe finben miirbe.
gpn allen Staaten lit Seiterreihs
llngaru am meiiteu Dem 9aItau pprz
gelagert. Sn breiter Iusbebnuna
9ren5t es an Serbien. W~ontenegro
unb Humdnien. gs beiist Die birettez
item GerbinounSeu gum 9altan, ioz
ipobl bonn Meere aus pie auf Dem
Sdienenipeee unb Defenders auf Dem
Slubpe9e Der 9onau, fpelfe aans
Seiterreif unb ben 9eiammten galtan
bis gu ibrer Wiinblng i'm S6parsen
Ieere brrfflieBt. Neben Seitcrrcifs
llngarn fommen ais ndcbite Natbarr
peS 8alfau nod in 8etraht RuBlano
uno Stalien. Stalien bat iih beionz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
~
Krieesiarisrse
(&oitnohriht.

2iitti d. ben 8. Oft. '15.-Seute
@ormitta9 traf Der o Der Sirmu
CHARTERS San Der Sppen geitiftete
2aSarettSus auf benz t;eiigen Sabns
bof 2ongbo3 nit elmer Nn5abl aus
Gnslano tommeuber Nustauihgeians
sener elm. Sic Sniaiien ipurben
ieicrlib besriiBt unb bon Ser G0ln>
Miilbeimer gerpflcsungsitation feits
lib bcpirtbet. Rilitdrmuiit unb cine
groBe Mn5abl bon Sfii5ieren. an Der
Spite Der &ommanbant bon 2iittih.
@raf Sooen. fuaren 81 ibrem Gms
pfan9e eridienen. Serr Srimborn
brahte Den Yeripunbeten in poblgeices
ter ber5lider Iniprade Den criten
ocutifen @rub oar. %iporauf elmer Der
V%erlpunbeten in beipe9ten @orten
Sanfte uno elm Sod Dem 8aiier
brahte. Yah al~isgiebiser Vers
pilegung unb lleberreidunS bon Slus
men unb 2iebeseaben feste ii6 Der
GU inter ben &ldn9en Der WIiii
ndh Iadeu in Seipe9ung.
49,
9es armen WamneS Yrpblem. gs
lit inoes nidt MIR Elm Yroblem fir
Den armen @ann. ionbern fir iebcn
Wann bon beihrdnttcm Giniommen.
IS lit picl geiproden uno seihrieben
morben iibcr Die Yroiperitdt. Die jesi
angeblih in perI6icbencn Snbnitrics
3ipei9en berriht. Mo9liheripeiie sibi
cs iebt mebr Irbeit unb bDbere Sobne
ais Dor etlideu Sabren, bod bel Den
erbDbtcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lit bas
%erbdltniB tbutid6lih baSiclbe ipic
iriiber. Ser arme Mann, Der Sanb>
arbeiter. behalf, rpie 9epobnlid). 6ulesi
baS fur5e Gnbe. .Sies III belpnpers
mabr. ipenn or 9oftorrednun9en 81
beSablcn bat. Iiele aber buben gcs
lcrnt. ibr GertraIcn aui bic alte, 3eita
crprohte &rdutermcbisin. Sorni's
Glpcntrdutcr. 81 ieeeu. uno permeiber
baorrd Die INNER picbertcbrenber
Softorredmungcn, Die nidyt nur OF
ben &enihen arm madden ipnberr
i'm and in Nrmultb balicn. Sas III
Die rittige uub r~rfolgreide Sporiams
teit in Der Samilie. Sbcn9enaumtC
Nebi5in III icoenialls oas betaunteitC
unb belicbtcite &ausmittel. Is mirl
bc~rcitct bon Or. Tcter Sabrnep &
Cons 60. 1875 60. Sopuc Npe.,
Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18

@efaueene, Der elmer &itsel Der Sranz
5oien gum Spfer fiel, mar Der bertide
Sanitdter Selin8er, ben Der Sffi5ier
eridoB, neil er linn Die Gage bes
beutihen 9robeu Sauptauartiers nid,t
perratbeu polite Berlin, 8. Git
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
Yiontere tatbolii6er Yrek=
Gmtmtfelnng.
b%albm66entli9e Mnsgaben lnh i%ueitereu
9lnsbau her fatb. Yreie 5l erm0gli9en.
Nuttp: Die fatbolifMe Hreie muf Sahe bes
sanSen fatboliihen Bottles ieiu.

6olsencss iinS bic samsn Sensr, tpels Ati ir announcement fir balb..
|arbeiten nit ms fir sic Sdaitune Der eren fatolfhen baIbuodent@
|ider Senung in Der 2anbesiprabe in Den Der. Staaten. Sic polem Den
nddien Sdrut gu tdsiden aussabcn mo9Gb madwn. 9Gie elite nrb
[nGteraefIhrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
Sran,sie insrSet.

(lleberiees Eadri6tens asentur.
lteber einen bon einem frnn5Oiiihen
an einem pebrloIen @efau9es
Ten periibten brutalen Woro berid]teu
lie nSresoener Habri6ten". Ser
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-26
Gcts 2,coo Rcaucsts a Day.

MIR Allen also gave out the reply
he sent. to an Anthem man who com
planned OF delay:
You have asked" read the letter,
"a very proper and plain question and
will give you plain and direct all
swcr. There is no excuse whatever
TOR the state of Iowa doing less for its
citizens than the ordinary business
man does for his clientele. llrU trou-
ble' here is that We are receiving. on
an average, 1000 applications for auto
mobile registrations per day, and with
the limited force allowed the depart
mcnt by the legislature of the state
We arc able, after the most strenuous
efforts, TO run through about onc-half
this number, or 1000 applications a
day. ! have frequently gone before
the legislature and bcsouSht their
help. thai we might have larger ;A,-
preparation for our work. so that We
might carry it on as ordinary business
matters arc carried on in the state,
but as often ny requests have been
refused.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-26

MANILA ITEMS.
+ j. ! ). ! : \ J. : + + + + :

Mrs. Geo. Markert Of Defiance visited
friends in Manila last Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. Henry Thieson shipped a car
load of hogs to the Omaha market
Tuesday evening.
Miss Anna Nelsop who has been Vis'
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nelson
in Marion, has returned to her home
in Manila.
Mrs. Fred kennisOn has returned to
her home in Perry after visiting sever
al days at the C. A. Burlington and Jas.
Hinslaw homes.
A. Fl. Collier, manager of the Man
lila Electric Light CO., was in Irwin
Tuesday inspecting the wiring in the
business houses as well as homes
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Knott are the proud
parents, OF baby boy born last Mon
day.
Mrs. Jas. Jordan and children left
last Thursday for Lincoln, Ncb., for
visit at the home OF her mother Mrs.
VIM Holk
Miss Alma Adams returned from
Sioux City where she had been visit
ing with her aunt Mrs. j. II. Anderson
Mr.. Frank Laucks, who has been
employed in the local Milwaukee Il.
H. yards, by station agent A. e. Peter
son, left Wednesday for Kansas City,
Mo-, where he has secured position
as private secretary to the Board OF
Examiners Of the Union Pacific Il. 4.
f. G. Campbell, accompanied by
Thos. A. Moore drove to his home near
Gray last Sunday afternoon. From
there he drove to Audubon, taking his
mother, and Mrs. S. =. Baker and son
Freeman of Urick, Mo-, who had been
visiting at the Campbell home.
Miss Clara Dobier who had been
in attendance at the funeral of her
father at Vail Sunday. came to Nah
lila Tuesday for a short visit at the
A. j. Barrow home enroute to her
school at Ute. 7
Mayor e. G. Baker, Il. Rasmussen,
J. b. Schmidt, A. Fl. Collier and H..
L Houle OF the Bush Sulzcr engine
Co, of ST. Louis, drove to. Denison
Monday to look over the Denison Ell
cctric Light plant.
The social given by the young
lOfhS VI LHt SuClCt iIcdit Suuieh III
the opera house Tuesday night was
well attended and enjoyed by all. The
: proceeds from the supper Noted a.
bout $50 which will be used for church
F. purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Henry, accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Myrtle
went to Omaha Wednesday, where
Miss Myrtle entered the hospital for
an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Fac Coin, who has been teach
ing the Frank Miller school, returned
to her home in Charter Oak Monday
Mr.. A. e. Peterson left Saturday
for a short visit with relatives and
friends in Clinton, la.
MI. F. l.. VanSlykc transacted bus:
mess in Denison Monday afternoon.
The Epworth League OF the Mctho-
dist church held social in the base
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mcnt of the church Monday evening.
The evening was spent in playing
games and having general good
time, after which, ice-cream and cake
was served.
Mcssrs. ]. +. Carnahan, A. j. Bar
row and T.. l.. VanSlyke autocd to
Lake View carly Tuesday morning
on fishing trip.
Mrs. viii Butcher, who was report
cd seriously i'll the latter part Of the
week is able to be out again Which
is good news to her many friends.
Mrs. Martha McAlister, Of Hayward
en-, Ia, district instructor for the
Pythians sisters inspected the Manila
temple Friday evening.
The Ladies' Guild society of the
Presbyterian church met at the. home
of Mrs. John Scllram Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Chapman left
for st. Paul Monday morning for a
brief visit among relatives and
friends.
Mrs. d. VanBcbcr and sister. Miss
Ethel George, left for their home in
Gait, Mo-, Wednesday evening. Miss
George has been visiting her sister
for several months and made many
friends who hated to see her go.
Mr.. S. NJ. Nicely is reported very
ill again and his many friends hope
for q speedy recovery.
DR.. l.. S. Coin and Mr.. A. w. Gala
han attended a Masonic meeting in
Sioux City Tuesday.
Rev. II. Wendt purchased a Ford
touring car of j. J. Meehan recently.
Mr.. Ed Packard is erecting another
new residence on 9 lot in the south
part of town. Manila needs many
new houses and this one will help to
relieve some of the strain, but not
very much.
MIR. and Mrs. James Denton mourn
the loss of their infant son, aged five
After an lines sof everal
days the baby passed away Friday
afternoon. The sincere sympathy OF
all the friends and relatives is extend
cd to these Borrowing parents.