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n LOTS FOR SALE-At the corn.
( er 17th street and Jefferson ave
nue., West Huntington. For
further particulars inquire at this
Office. adv.
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For Sale.

Corner lot on Poplar and 18th
streets, Kenova, known as popiac.
tory lot. Has a deep dry we'll
Sell on good time with small pay
ments. Price $3.50. Inquire of
proprietor of this paper.
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No man is as good as he ought 70
be--and few as bad as they seem.
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OLD PAPERS FOR SALE at
the Advance Office, Ceredo,
w. Va. If.
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The Denison Review. Wednesday. September s. 1915

the country with his cousin, Howard
Stcpanek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McElwain lef
Saturday for Minneapolis, where the!
will spend week or ten days visit
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Butterwortl
and son, Christy, arrived Monda!
from Little Rock, Ark. to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Clair Butterworth
and other relatives.
Miss Jean holland opened the fal
term of school in the Lee VIM dis
trict in Washington township last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mccullough, Miss
Anna NAHUM and Harvey Hamrick at
tended the ball game at Dunlap Sun
day.
Mrs. p. J. Hallowell went to Omaha
Sunday to stay few days with her
daughter, Jane We are glad to re-
port that the latter is improving.
Mrs. A. H. Harper. district deputy
for the Rebekah lodge in this district
accompanied by her helpers, Mrs,
George keairnes, Mrs. Brinten Sharp
and Miss Florence Miller, went to
Denison Monday evening to install
the officers for the Denison lodge.
Mrs. Daniel Reagan returned to
her home at What Cheer Monday az
ter spending couple of weeks here
at the home of her father, Edmund
Howorth
George DeWolf departed Wednes-
day for Wheaton, ILL.,. where he eX-
poets to remain indefinitely.
Mrs. James p. Riddle and children
went last "Wednesday to their home at
Creighton. Neb., after a delightful Wis
it here with friends and relatives.
Mrs. William Torbert and son re-
turned to Denver last week after; a
delightful visit with her friend, Mrs.
Hugh Butterworth.
Miss Ellen Scott has gone to Irwin,
where she will teach the comingi year
John Howorth spent Sunday in Oma-
ha at the bedside Of his brother,
Frank.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Burwell, of De-
tiance, visited from Tuesday until Fri
day at the home of the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Reeser.
Miss Elizabeth Ebzery departed Sat
urday for Sheridan, Wyo., after an eX-
tended visit with relatives here.
Elder Charles E. ButterwOrth went
to Denison Sunday to hold religious
services and expects to go from there
to Ellis for a couple OF days sojOurn.
Mrs. Julia Mix, who has been spend
ing the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Graul, had expected to
go to Omaha the first of this month
to resume her work in the office of
the Western Union Telegraph com
pany but was unable on account of
nervous troubles to begin the work
again. We trust she may soon i'm
prove.
There will be no preaching services
at the NJ. r. church next Sunday on
account of REV. Adams being absent
at conference. The Sunday school
session and Epwortll League Will be
held as usual. Some of our people
contemplate going to Omaha to hear
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DOW CITY ITEMS


Miss Mabel Cole departed Sunda,
evening for Deloit. where. she takes
up her duties as teacher in the public
school. Miss Cole has been yer!
successful teacher for several years
and will give the Deloit people the
result OF her experience and hel
training at Cedar Falls.
Misses Marie and Ella Christensen
spent several days last week at the
nome of their grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lochmiller, in Denison, re-
turning home Sunday.
A. l.. Rule was up from Harlan a
couple of days last week looking after
business matters.
Mrs. James Dearduff came up from
Dunlap Thursday and visited until the
first of the week at the home of her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Newkirk.
Clark Sterrett and sons. Ed and
Arley. were down from Anthem last
week visiting relatives and attending
the fair at Arion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mcdonald, Of
Denison, spent several days last week
at the w. B. Mcdonald home.
Miss Flora Virgins, of Woodbine,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Leslie Poitevin.
John O'Meara, Joe. Pearsall and
Arch Laird were Sunday visitors in
Omaha.
Mrs. Tom Bruner, of Douglas, Wyo,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Nc
Henry Mrs. Bruner attended NJ. r.
church Sunday morning, where she
was greeted by scores Of old friends. &
Mrs. Charley Horn came up from
Omaha Friday to spend a few days
with her mother, Mrs. Maria Gibson
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ettleman were
Denison visitors Saturday.
Mrs Mamie Mulvihill came up from
Omaha Saturday to spend Sunday at
the parental, Henry Bell, home.
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
G. V. Jordan. who has been SO i'll as
nurse, is so much improved as to be
able to sit up, a fact that her many
friends are delighted to note.
William Ten Eyck, of Shelby cOun-
ty, was pleasant over Sunday visit
or at the Lehi Clothier home.
Mrs. Ed Retman, of Denison. has
been visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Milo Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Replogle and
family, of Red Oak, were visiting rel
atives here from Wednesday until Fri
day, making their headquarters with
Aunt Maggie Talcott They were on
their way home from an auto trip to
Lake Okoboji.
Mrs. w. N. Schouten enjoyed a visit
recently from her cousin, Miss Leota
West, Of Wisner., Neb. 4
Miss Marie Helsley, of Denison, was
an over Sunday guest Of Miss Lucinda
McIienry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Goddard are
the parents of son born to them on
Tuesday, September 18th. @
Mrs. J. G. Graul went to Cedar Rap
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al over Sunday visitor with her PAL
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Thomas.
Mrs. Mary Keehner and daughter
Mrs. Adamsen, of WoOdbine. spen
Saturday with the formers sister, Mrs
Art Randel.
Mrs. Ward Towne. four miles cas-
of town, gave a kensington last Satur
day, which was attended by numbe
OF ladies from here. A delightful tim'
is reported.
Edith Swanson arrived last weel
from Sweden and will remain here
permanently, making her home Will
her brother-in-law, Emil Flodine.
Charley Hollins' father was up from
| Logan last week.
Our community was ineXpressibl!
saddened to learn of the death of oul
former resident, Emil Doser, which
occurred last week Friday at his home
at Artesia, NJ NJ. His brother-in-laW
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. EMS Cross
did not reach Artesia until after dealt
had occurred. The body will be
brought here for burial. The funera
party started on Monday morning fol
this place, but will not arrive until
Thursday. Funeral arrangements
have not been completed at this time
The obituary will appear next week.
Mrs. VIM. Hover and daughter re.
turned to their home at Denison last
Wednesday after visit with her
daughter. Mrs. G. NJ. Goddard.
The Standard Oil agency changed
hands again last week. Orvie Boham
taking charge of it, Mr.. Boham has
purchased the team and other outfit
from Charley Miller, the former agent,
and has taken possession. Mr.. Mill
ers plans will take him away from
here for time.
Miss Lisle Goldsworthy left Friday
for Manning, where she will teach in
the public schools the coming year.
l.. Fl. Goddard came down from TT.
Dodge Sunday to visit his wife and
baby, who are making an extended
visit at the home Of her mother, Mrs.
Cross. He expects to remain major
portion of the week.
Charles Brasel arrived Friday from
Arnzville, Ill.,, for a visit with the FAM
lily of his brother, Sam Brase, east
OF town.
and Mrs. i'm Hecker have returned
to their home near Dunlap from trip
to Colorado, and we are pleased to
state that her health is much improved
Word reaches us that Miss Jennie
Rae has been elected teacher of type
writing in the Omaha commercial
high school, and took up her duties
this week.
George Igou and wife started Sun
day morning for Lincoln, Neb., where
they will visit the formers parents
and attend the Nebraska state fair.
They went in their car.
Born, on Sunday, September 9Th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ettleman; a
daughter.
r Rev. Otto. Sitzler, of Mineola. visit
ed here over Saturday night at the
home OF his brotller-in-law,t Chris Vol
lerson. He went to Dunlap Sunday to
conduct Lutheran church services.
Herbert. Ahart came down from Den
ison Monday to spend a few days in
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with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. join
Griffin.
John Eek, of Ricketts,, is spendin!
a couple of weeks with his grandmoth
err, Mrs. Anna Doser.
Miss Pearl Clark is home from
two weeks visit with friends and rel
atives at Boyer and Odebolt.
We are informed that Ed Chamber
lain has leased the Lutte Seemanl
residence in Denison and that thu
family will go there about the 15tl
to reside while Miss Irma attends higl
school at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Paul have en-
joyed visit the past week from the
| formers sisters, Mrs. Minnie Cudney
and Mrs. Libbie Reyner, of Hamilton
Neb.
Miss Ruth Glassburner took up hel
duties as teacher in the Brasel schoo
in Union township Monday.
Floyd Sharp departed Monday fol-
Kansas City to resume his studies al
the Kansas City Veterinary college
This is his senior year. Bryce Bin.
nall accompanied him and will at this
time begin his three year course at
the same school.
r. W. Tech is the owner of fine
new Empire automobile.
The many friends of Aunt Jeanne
Rae were pleased to see that she was
able to attend church Sunday morn.
ing, the first time since her recent i'll
neS".
George Rule was home from Ute on
Saturday to spend the day with his
family. He is helping Leslie Hol-
comb with the county road work
I Mrs. Maria Gibson, whose illness
was mentioned last week, is improv-
ing. a fact her friends are pleased to
note.
Rev and Mrs. A. B. Adams departed
Tuesday for Des Moines, where they
will attend the annual conference of
the NJ. E. church. Their parishioners
here anticipate their being returned
to this charge for the ensuing year.
A. Alexander and Elias O'Meare ar
rived home Sunday morning from a
three months tour of the several race
meets, their last point being at Des
Moines They expect to go, after Il
ten days rest, to Sioux City for the
races at the Interstate fair
Mrs. H. S. Downs was visiting at
the Mott McHenry home recently. She
returned to her home in Omaha Mon
day.
The j. P. +. club was delightfully."-
entertained last Tuesday by Mrs.
Henry Rolling. Several other ladies
were present and a most pleasan, at,
ternOon was spent. All did justice to
the delicious lunch Mrs. Rolling served.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. A. Anderson depart
ed Saturday evening for Chicago to
take up their studies, the former at
the Chicago Veterinary college and
the latter at the Chicago university.
Nelson Divine has been very i'll at
the home of his wife's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chris VollersOn.s since last
Friday. He was taken suddenly. i'll
with acute indigestion. At the time
of this writing Monday he is much
improved. We hope he may continue
to do so.
Mrs. Earl Chase, of Buck Grove, was
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ids Tuesday morning for a visit wit
her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Petrie
Rev. H. A. Essex went to New Hart
ford Monday to spend the week witt
his family.
Mrs. Bert Lyman and children, o
Carroll, visited during the fair will
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Rudd
Mr. and Mrs. Jim OMeara and son
Leo. of Denison, spent Friday nigh
at the Clarence O'Meara home.
Merton Thomas arrived Saturda.
from Harlan, where he has been work
ing during the summer. He visited
here couple of days with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Thomas, ant
left the first of the week for Ames
where he will enter his senior years
work
Miss Emma Miller is here from
Lebanon, Mo-. for a visit with her cous
in, Miss Florence Miller.
Miss Blanche Cole began her fall
term of school in district No. 8 Para,
disc township Monday.
Mrs. Walter Nurse was up from
Dunlap a couple of days last week Wis
iting her friend. Mrs. Art Randel
Mrs. Pete Deitz arrived Friday from
Platte, S. d., to visit her mother. Mrs.
Anna DOser, and other relatives.
Louie Rubin, of Omaha, is a pleas
ant guest at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Herman Lazerus.
Van TalcOtt was down from AriOn
Saturday.
Gene Crandall. Mrs. Jeanette Gran
dali and daughter, Lulu, and Miss Mil
dred Virgins autoed over to Panama
Saturday to look after some cemetery
work.
Mrs. James Baber. Jr. enjoyed a
pleasant visit from her mother, Mrs.
Thomas Beard, of Dunlap, Saturday
and Sunday. apaas
. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Thompson were
in Denison Friday.
Harry Chadwick, who has been
working on the w. N. Schouten farm
this season, spent the past week at
Vermillion, S. D.
Elmer Brasel and George thinner
spent few days last week in Des
Moines attending the state fair. They
returned home Wednesday.
Paul Wight came up from Council
Bluffs Saturday to visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Romanan Wight. Two
of his children who have spent the
summer here, returned home with
him so as to be on hand for the open
ing of the school year.
Mrs. Josephine Fischer and two
autoed down from Denison
Saturday afternoon and spent few
hours here.
Bert Thompson was at Clarinda last
week to see his wife who is in the
hospital for the insane. He was
pleased indeed to find her much i'm
proved, with a possibility of her be-
ing able to be brought home in the
not far distant future.> Mrs. Thomp-
sons numerous friends rejoice in her
and will be. glad towel
come her home again.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Smithers were
pleasant visitors over Friday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Clothier.
Mr.. and Mrs. August +. Mesenbrink
of Denison. visited last Wednesday
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Report of The Condition
First National Bank
At Denison State Iowa. the close of business on
September 2 1915
RESOURCES

Loans and discounts 752S9554
l32l7Gl
5. bonds deposited secure
nondso other bonds, pledged
. to secure postal savings deposits 100000
Guiding 1s2olo
Total bonds, securities 262010
Subscription to stock of federal
serve bank 100000
Less 3,7500O
Due from Federal Reserve Bank 49,. 100000
New 4s22ls5
Due approved
Due fomban sandban -. -. s|Si3
Outside checks 539O75
Fractional nike 5,64274
Total coin and certificates 154aoo
Redemption fund With o. s. Treasurer
mot than 5
eulatont 5OOooo
.. $50. 4. ........ $l,olaAsoS4
XIV f EN- LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In $O0ooooo
Surplus fund 25Ooo0O
Undivided profits 6OS437
Less mount and n treasury
redemption transit 99247.50
deposits o
Certificates of deposit due in less than
80 ......... .......
Postal deposits ,.......
Total deposits notice of
deposit ae
Other deposits subject to 30 or more '''''i'
motto =. -. 377,O95o
........ 800. ........ slol2,4sos4
eofl Iowa. County of Crawford S.
Sears Mcnry cashier
that the the
CorecAtes
Il. VI Ssd 81 Hs' ns,sssr
~.s@.,,~... :, s Directors
Subscribed September,
w. PIERCE
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Die anttuOrt Der bentideu Neais.
rans In oer 2niitania Nnaeleasu.
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bon Merico baben Qnierer Hegieruug
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Merico ein5uldreiten. Sie iagert,
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9iiibe llno Oronung ipieoer ber3niteI-
lelt. Wian bat alle oieIe Shreibeli
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lanot.
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Merieo porgeorltlteen fein.
General Suerta hat erfl1rt.
er iperoe iib ailf cine 5reilaliung i,ti-
ter 8eoingungen, Die ieine 8eipe-
gungsfreibeit beIbrdnften, nidt eii.-
laiien. gr meroe oas @ef6nglsts
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aur5e lleberiid)t.

lie gsute ser oeittid)en De
giermns lit anierm 8otidafter
iibergeben.
9ie 9eittid)en entiuideln grD=
he SGtigfeit in Noropolen.
Gime neme emsliide Wsiri-
iterfriiis lit anseblid beporite-
6eno.
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giebt fidl Sem General Sotba.
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@erbiin0eten in Sii6 Tulen
id)eint gum Stiaitanb gebraDt
sm iein.
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&obert geriI.
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sorb Gmrsun siebt Die
sdiuicrisfeiten Ser Gage su.
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md immer iebr nnsupeyliiis.
Die 9eatfdjem oard5brcd,en
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Sinira.
Nm 3lata 2ipa MAIDEN sic
SeatfdJen $500 rnifiide &C.
fangenc.
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eansem ieien mnb baf bic 6eutIdjem
@erbinoeten in bieien &fen IT,
800 0efamgene sermadt batten. glm
nGdften Sage melbeten 6ann sic Ge-
iterreider, Die 8nifem bGtteu 8eritar.
fMngem erbaIten, bic iid fii6ibar
madtem. Inter oem Jibl6armad)sn
mag man Elm Mnfitauem Der 8e,pe-
snng, aber seiuif feline Nie6erIaae
perfrbem.
5rans0iiide 0epeid)em melben, oab
bic Gentfdem iiioipeitlidJ BON st. @t.
birl, in Der Geseno siuiidJen Wsaas
nno Mpfel, bic Dffeniibe erariffen
nmo lire Jront amf cine Strefe BON
700 Yaros onrd)brodem batten.
Ans Tretoria uirb aemeISet, oaE
fid bic geiammten 6treitfrafte in
Sentid-Siibiueit Afrifa 6em 8ene-
raj Sotba ergeben battem.i Gs ,uar
has 81 ertuarten. 9enm bic 6an6bu(l
9ente in Der bemtiden &olpmie fonntc
yotba nno ieinem 6eere anf bic
Ganer nidjt itan6bnlten. 8eim syrie-
oensidImf iuirb 0ent1dJlanS Die So
lrnie id)un iuieSer brfommen.
Ins Berlin iuirS semeloet, saE Ole
Gemtidem beint 3nriiftrei6en Der
SimiIen bis an ben 3lata 9ipa sslus
$500 8efansene semad)t baben.
Ger 9umpfer ,Nltsfogee", Der
TON yfefp Orleans nod @otbenbilrg,
nit Cotton beInoen, untertpeas mai,
lit bon ben gngI6noer onaebnlten
iuoroen.
Gnaliid)e nnb frans6iiid)e 9nftidDiT-
fer baben bic tiirfiid,em 9nftIdJiffbal-
len in Gbanaf bombaroiert. Sb fie
Sdaoen anseridJtet baben, ipirb nidt
gefast.
Ser nMinnebaba", scr $4,000
9onnen arieesminition nod Con
Don brinsen ioGlte uno omi bent
itntermeas sSeuer ousbrah, lit gliif
lid in SnIifar argefommen.
SIN n6rSliden Eolen finb Die
9entiden iuieber in boiler Satigfeit.
Gin Wefedjf 6ei Trensnbes foQ eraef-
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fAnaeiae.

9r. .. Seller, 3abnar3t, 305 8rd-
op-@ebdlloe. @uttaperda gIatten,
BoraelIan Siilliineen ginlaeen ure
gmetine in Bporrbeo cine Speaiofi-
tat.
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Die Doftoren @euable, GINNING
6amt Smith, 2arsen inlo 6ifeiIsn
bnben an 3. ssliIi ibre Sfiicen mad,
Sen 3immern 7t3-7fS, Gibbs &c.
hduoe oerIegt. Eel. grodett 673.
(2ftHeiae.)
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@erlangt - elm oeltides M1ohen
fir aageneine Sausurbeit (fein go
itben) in Hearian, 9eras. $4,000 Der
Monat glusfnnft erteilt Ser glerf
res Maperif 9otel, 9Th.
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3be 0oble Dec. So. geeues Quot.
tier 306 Mfoin 9lpe. grofett sos