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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-12
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AT all "or,rd.
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boot the hrrru,lnul. Off pr y.l wild /
uUl the GOOD uII' boo life The saints
forgive mr' Tnr .uNI- of ,r mny
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mmN n. NIu doubtless u,, -mulIy. /
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,obi~um rra.m .np mYuum 20 /
iu peace me children but feet more
Ihr mum' yc vd am uAr'
II
Celeste Shinsoo, .uutrrd beside II |
fire before urr fathers nrurr and /
stirred the contents of blackrnpd |
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pu'ur4I handkerchief bound around |
hrr head lrpr the masses ut wlry black !
hair boz ,uuc hind OF order A. She
ro-c co. uDurr fresh wood. the thin
faded monde Drlm garment of rWlyo|
Nhjnu slice wore failed tu conceal the
rounded lines of her strong active.
u-mr Her features were regular. /
and lh.Ir expression was goud numur
'I. nuD beneath the suod mmor ouI
thr uriuDr lol different rNpru-ionI
which puy ysloguumi~t would navel
Interpreted lo mean that Mis-. sNu
goo. had II Nry strong ol.. Of hrrI
OWL
A. -hn placed the fresh uuuI her
father rounded the trprr Celeste m
mrIuluIA removed the pot and set
forth bread
Nhlurous. without greeting ur orr
m"uN began To eat When Nr had
satisfied his appetite hr lr mis- unr
Not liIl then did his duughrrg 'ruwrrI
lo address him
The fishing said She upogu
I'rN was not good"
NhInsoos shook his heud and muI
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" November ARE past due. II not paid
10y . y. m. ~ the 10Th service will he
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Come with me and viii tell you."
'aid Celeste dnrlugy wait here.
tclice We viii return"
lIo he Continurd.
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"pouvanna".

Noor Trit bon WecrheimbS 1or.
tplling "Stpggcn" ON fort Sio bIir
diiluttct / "Nco Nrneu". beqnnoer en-
M 6ortGaing al en- noact anocn 9lrt.
Set or eleanor $. Yortcr3 BOG
"Gollpanna" McnS oct oribcnoe
2(Ipor err set %iremberifcuoe / CHA.
gen, gaar ser gieniem "Tollpanua "
en- lbs, ireioiQ Zone. Gerior bGrer
ogiaa SortGaingcn beu bctcqncnoc
lluocrtitcl On gIno Bog.
6ortraingen ON oen rngc Eige.
iom ltooig ler Den 0Iaoe, pdfre on Ipic
Sibe pe0 nltinG, lelu ueo @peroagS.
lipetS melt tripieae 9Rnoeller, bar
piti0ct Ell VopnIoritet iom ioa %
ger. glerebe pna baIpan0et Nor no.
fom Den euqelite Original / 81 Sp.
lag. Nogeu cr ogiaa oromutiicret
oa ipi1eS mi | Chicago % andre @p.
er runot omfrinq I ginerifo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

og raor Treiten itiaer ~tpersopcr set
lille 2egeme, mems ban lpicr line
@suner. bIir Barnet rift, iigeS Ser.
@onben or nsiiom, hans Sopcoiooe
or MoiSforrt, Tom ban foyer. % bpor.
al ban lager itorc 9rco. ct Stpffe
al 0ette @reo, frp0ret meb Heolcf
clcr Suiolsf, foritc Iiot Suppe. or
hans Iooltio. aiso iaor ban bare
&c hpic Scitbagc.
Sor noaen Gor iiocn broit @cn.
oerneS Soalmooiabeo. % / lin Sor.
me off sc iaa til 0ocrIiehcocr %
gioroe iis ifplbig / Ell HGffc @oIos.
aierninger. 8ong Carol bctUnfte iie
life Irnge o. Loo aanoner tisre OF
moo Spprmeit. Sprcret blep fnnllt,
men @suoerne tit roaen IararIope,
iom i~orbeoreoe hereS Sorholo til Ell
ris @rao.
Gen rrmGnife Mlliif cr ct ircioit
llotrpf for ben gieIonfoli, iom no
eier @riinolaset / Ocn rmmGnife
@onoes aaruftcr. g3an ieIer ia fnrt-
oct ON Siertet, nndr man noe pao
2anoet bsrer Ell @iGter ipinc paa fin
8leite, mems ban brinaer 9xifnpen
hicm. &c LANCE, flogenoc Soner for.
teller aItfor goot ON Den rbepioitc
Ssramooigbeb og Hcii9notior, iont
rilnlnles / hans SiGI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

Sc iaact en- pGl0ig PORTION Reierpe.
propiant tinips.
Ni, oa hon ON aitenen itoo
Gagt ieien. bar ban ialialo iaapos
%rcitituerct, at han u0en R90iel fiin.
81 le to linge Hiaer Marine iig bort.
oper Stranoeu. o. set par til og
neo StriIeientcr. San roobte Dem
on, OF DC ipareoe: "ao?" DC latte
TIA nos ham oa beguuOte at prrfe
meo BAN, 81 til alt, buno BON iogs
81 iparcOe Strilelenterne: "&a2".
idd Ola Snclingen inntes, StriIe.
itro9et par ct grliommelig let
Sprog at lore.
Som sc MI 'oo Ser, be1nnSte Ell
al Strileienterne al iin1re peo Ola
SuellinQenS @epGr OF pGna! 66r
&C rigtig pi0itc Sroct al set. ait
Stuooet p%lu6ieIil al. S%trilepi9erue
ior aiiteo. iom ON Sc hopoe eli Mus
i Srlene pna liz, % Ola Snelin'
Guu, %itaffdr, itoo % ian 6eotspcligt
uo opcr @nnoet ) oet Jamie op-
onGeOc ban Ell iOrt Ma, iom inlet
uoopcr 9elQcruc, % Ola Sueuiu.
&c ntrnfte pc0 il ieIp. at ser bar
=. igien en- al oi$ic iorbiitreSe Sis.
ormcnel"
Snort par ser igien iInaet al'
Iorm pna Zen o. et Bar SfuO
iriet uooper MOI Sneliuacus Sic.
otm. Sapteinen icIp font iiIitcoc %
fui0tc Srelin1eu irem.
Set par oil, Tom ifisb?"
SncIlinlcn bar ulpffcIia. Hu
bIeo oct ocl aafc6u Tor &c iorbiitre-
&c Strilcientcr@ SfuI02
ga, &r. aoptein.
Get par bra, 1904. hu bar biit
ri0 Tom en- narpooqen Foit. let
por Ell lln0eruouOsbano, lom piloe
hire liz in0 ~ men iorgiGocS, tot
fet pare 0in GnopnsieIigbeo. Oh
er en- bra Sol0at."
"9n?" inJoc Ola Sneaiugcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02
3bomas q. Wariban.

GU. Spor fan iee faa iiebt %otros
ner iii en- araes Screeuien &ifIe?
sp. 3 cnbper 5orretnins, Der baub.
Ter mcb @uaben % ammunition. Sm
Se h~enpcnoer Sem til nrrmeite "Sarb.
unre Eealer", nil han rimelispis Inn.
nc bcisrsc gcitiainseu ienbt til nusen,
iom banbIer meo niSic Yatrpner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

Sftobcr 1914, ga brn in0tog Gla6.
len iom Hum0nienS Gronning pe0
Soma SerSinanbs Sioe. Get ri.
mrnifc aoneepdr bar ier @eru. ire
Semner % ire Ietre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

Sp. spsrsercn sisr bebit | ut ben=
penoe is til Heoattsren af Mprmps
nernes norff. nanife Organ "Sifnbcn",
salt GATE Gin, Utah, ansaaenbe bisic
cling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02
2laben G~orreiponoance.

eperasmdal fra 9eriorer, ipn iite cpgioer fin,
r1arue III Mepaitipuen, beioares life.
eseracrr bcoss afatic fine Spsresmaalt ct Hart %
tueeIist Spros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

Sp. Or Ser oobnet npget Some'teaoz
Iarh / Canada / BET %ienere, % bpor er
BET beliqoenoe?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02
Su. Scrneuo Gem til commissioner
Of Nublic 9anb, Ontario, Canada.

Sp. u. fpq SoTlle1feup l 0fuTlultu
oa inbqi4roene belle Sbarten. y. habs
be taaet Oh 2ano inb iii I.s 2dne, meit
han pilbe life fore pp fin Gel al @i6ra
BET, ba ban life bar iiffer, ON bon
flinbe faa "Seeo" poa fit 2anb euer life,
men ban bnb ". iGtte OBJ belle 8iGroet
aIenc, iaa IfiiIhe ban CD ienere be-
tale u. for @iprbet, ON ban tit "Seeb"
paa fit 9ano, boiIfet ban ienere tit.
Smiblertib ioIgte 81. tit 2anb til g., fom
itrar efter sif til 9. oe tit Detailing
for @jeroet Tom q. babe opfert for
g. Iu mener q. at 9etalinsen for
8i0rbet, Ran ielp babe lat op for g.,
tilfor,mer Fam, % at bet blir en- pris
bat Gag meIlem q. og 9. Tom life fonts
mer 6. peo. Soem bar Het til Be-
falling for @irroet, q. eIer G.?
ep. Setalinsen for @jerbet tilfoms
imcr u.
Sp. Sbor fan ieg faa tisbt Sans
gen: elf mig libt, mems ie9 Ieper"?
Sp. Sus Sans Serpea, Sarge, q.
Saf.
Sp. SLENDER Sc npeer1, iont Tan
"mane Sbp" elIer fortGIe, bpor oct er
blet al '%tiaalue Eager?
Sp. Nei.
g. T.. Spor fan ma faa fisbt nor
1fe Iolerier her / Sanoet?
2. Spor fan ma faa fight norfe
Wdlerier / Noree?
Sp. +. @i fienber life noeen, INN
banoler meb nurife MGlerier | Mntcrifa.
?. Spbrseren fan benuenoc ZIG til
Snnitbanoler Siput, S%riitiania.
Sp. Spor er Sc Sorenebe Staters
Ntnnt, bbor Ten9ene MINUTES?
gu. Ser CT Mspntperfieber / Gbi=
I%abelybia, San 5raneiscp % Senper.
SppeSmpnten er / philadelphia.
Sp. I. @r ct Seitamente, ipm er OBJ
rettet / Imerifd Ii bpilfeniombelit
Stot) gblbi9t, pm nan iiben refer til
Norge?
2. Sbem tan man trpet benbenbe
Jig til?
3. Gr set ueblbist, ON bet life CT
"rccorbeo"?
T.. Spab foiter Hccoroin9en?
Sp. +. ga. GDis bet CT lupmGsiis
affattet. Ter NINA prre to @ibner.
2. On panlibclis Saefsrer.
3. Sci, men peb Seitntprs Spb maa
BET itrax inbieucrcs til Gfifteretten.
4. Get fan &c fGa pibc bus Re=
eurber"en (Gcoiiter Of Seebs) I &c
reg Gonntg.
Sp. @r ieg pIigtet til at betdIe eIler
ar6cibc "%oa Gar" | Soipd, naar ie9
nm bar pGret Der / Sancet / 7 q s
Woaneber?
Sp. Sn.
Gp. Sbilfen 9onge bnbbe Sanmarf
Ben 15bc Nopember 1913, % bpilfcn
Gon9e bar 9anpet bapt iiben?
Su. Song Ghriitian BEN 3ienbe blep
9anmarfs sunge peb fin 8abers Ssb
ben 14be Wai 1912 % par iaaleses
Sunge ben 15be Iopember 1918, %
han CT bet frembeles.
Sp. +. Sbor mango Songrssoiitrifs
ter or Der / @iscpniiu?
.. gr Der en- aou9resmanb e1er
flere fra bert 9iitritt?
3. Spoip Napnene paa be TO Senas
torcr fra 8isconiin % 2Gngoen at De-
res @mbeostermin.
4. Spao er bet forrefte Nabn paa
Gon9reSIens 10 6uie?
8. Spao or Giceprriibentens Napn?
6. @r @ernon County / 3oie eler
7be Siitrift2
Sp. /. Gleue.
g. Ter CT en-.
3. Siaac Stepbenipn fra Warinette;
Gpbcrt %. Ga 5plette ira Masiion.
4. Senate, Spnie Of Hep%rcicntatipc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02
Sibrrnlt yilbuO!

StoIt 2ritbriatr Htb tteaantt a~ulofnlntt geiiaa
% l~tibcitilde StNurtr ieuhes hl for fri prcue. ppis
be posier eig ~ Snlo.ommeubeo. tcpo os tlI0. OBS
tfi,. ierb BEN iHu tltdpe. hnHbreBtr az bufisR 8
V0itre bar Dertt forHciet mto benz
etne % ian oir Aibtr % aoreSit 9rstH F,uas
for bu az tuiu0Sitilet.
DEBORAH OPTICAL COMPANY,
P.O. BOX 1913. OMAHA. NEBR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

Sp. Spab bar Iormonismens @es
ohrbelie? (@n bel HGttc Sper9Smaal
ON Rormonismers SilblioeIie pe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

Sp. 6bor fan ieg fad tiebt Sanz
gen: eff mig libt, mems ie9 leper"?
Sp. Sus Sans Serpea, Sarge, q.
Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

Sp. SLENDER Sc npeen, iont tan
"mane Sbb" eIIer fortrle, bpor oct er
blet al ~itiaalue Eager?
Gu. Nei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

esmnfinen "Suspenuen- er mobineen .
COB Srben, 90 ben CT alt pt fan cuTe en-
etrtafine at bGre. Zen aisr aoot arbsios
90 ad1r let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

g. I. Spor fan man faa fiebt nor
1te Iolerier her / Sdnbet?
2. 5por fan man faa fight norife
Wolerier / Noree?
gu. 4. @i fieuoer life nosen, INN
banoler meb nurife Walcrier | Nmcrifa.
2. Spbrseren fan benpenbe fig til
G%nnStbanSler 8ipm, Griitiania.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

eerb DECENTRALIZATION" til eIretntnee o.
Tenner | @amIeldnoet. - TirsoaaS oa Sres
baasuoqoren foier $3.50; SreoaesuogdY
aIene. $1.25 pr. Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

Sp. Sopr er DC Sorenebe Staters
Mnrt, bbor Ten9ene mpnteS?
gu. Ser CT MpntuerfTteoer I Gbi=
Iobelpbia, Sun 5raneisco % Senpcr.
Spuebmpnten er / philadelphia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-02

Sp. Setalinsen for 8jrrbet tilfom=
nor ~
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The Denison Review. Wednesday, February ~. 1915

Meade, Kans., where he expects tt
visit for a few days at the Conrad
home.
Steve Jams transacted business il
Herring last Saturday afternoon.
P. ]. Lawler spent Monday night a
the w. j. Kelly home.
A. j. Slechta was a passenger tc
Denison Saturday.
| l.. II. Christensen called at George
Maynard's Saturday.
Among those from this vicinity at
tending the funeral OF Mrs. Stubbe al
Deloit Wednesday We're: Mrs. George
Maynard. Mrs. j. c. Dose, Mrs. Will
Meyers, Mrs. Frank Corn, Harrison
Maynard ana L. H. Christensen.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Smith, ST., OF
Schleswig, have been visiting at the
home OF their son, Fred, for the past
week.
DR.. Olson, veterinarian OF Sac City,
was business caller at the Charley
Dean home Wednesday.
Jas. Cowlham was an Odebolt bust
ness caller Saturday.
Chas. Raine moved onto the Mrs
Sarah Meyers farm Monday.
George Schwanz was an Olebolt
caller Friday.
Albert Kluver transacted business
in Wall Lake Friday
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+ !. So /. : : &. : - ) :. T.

l
| The social Monday evening was
well attended, Notwithstanding the
bad roa,ls, and $1,000 was realized
Progressive pitch was the amusement
OF the evening and Otto Waite wor
| first prize, which was n nice book
There will be no MORE until after
Lent.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thies. and Mr.
and Mrs. Hannes Herman came down
from West Side to spend Sunday with
their aunt, Mrs. Emma Weller. They
returned Monday afternoon.
There has been a lot OF stock ship
ped out of here the past week, in spite
of the bad roads. Mr. Jack Mullen
shipped car of hogs Wednesday
night. Henry Beerman, car of hogs,
Will SWitZer. a car of hogs. These all
went to Sioux City February 18th.
Mrs. Nelson, OF Denison, was Buck
Grove caller Friday. She came to
visit her son Detlef, before lie leaves
for his new home near Manning.
Mrs. ]. P. Welsh went to Manila
Saturday. to visit friends, and Incl
dentally. the dentist.
Mr.. Asmussen, who has been quite
i'll with tonsilitis, is able to be in the
store again.
A company OF actors arrived here
Saturday afternoon. intending to give
show this week. The roads are not
in very favorable condition to bring
people in from the country.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Bonestut re-
turned to their home in Defiance
Thursday.
Mrs. Martin McNertney returned
Sunday, after a few days visit with
relatives in Manila.
Mr.. J. p. Welsh has been nursing a
severe cold for few days.
The funeral OF Mr.. Jasper Hahn was
very large one, the remains being
followed by many to Buck Grove ceme-
tary, where they were laid to rest.
Miss Lizzie McNertney is at home
again, after a few weeks absence.
Two and one half miles of wasllout
on the railroad between here and
Sioux City, COMPEL our regular trains
the North Western tracks. This de-
lays the trains and in consequence,
mail is very irregular. II you don't
get your paper, don't blame the post
master or the carrier, but take your
troubles to the weather man.
Foster Hahn says he is going to run
an auto livery here, when the roads
get goc,l again. Something OF this
kind should do well here.
Harley Chase held sale Thursday.
He is going to quit farming and move
to Buck Grove He has not informed
us as to what his occupation will be,
but he and family will be welcome.
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Miss Francis Roger and brothe
Ralph, OF Woodbine, spent Sunday a
the Hans Sievers home.
Mrs. John Detlef and her daughte
Miss Manda, were bushes callers il
Denison Saturday.
| Paul Nelson of Clinton, visite,
friends in Westside from Tuesday t,
Thursday. He left Thursday for Man
ming where he attended convention
Of the Liberal League Friday and Sat
! urday, of which he is delegate from
Clinton.
| The order OF the Easter Star helt
their regular melting Thursday
Max Hueschen was a business cal
Ter in Denison Thursday
| A social was held at the NJ. Z
Church Wednesday evening. The
evening was spent playing games. anG
a delicious supper was served at $3.50
Quite large crowd was present.
Julius Hagge took his third degree
in the Mason lodge Friday evening.
Mrs. VIM Maiden, of Woodbine
visited Tuesday with her husband, who
works in the barber shop OF Harm
Kruse.
On Tuesday evening. eight ladies
were entertained at the jas. Nickel.
sen home, alta card party in honor OF
Mrs. John Scheldorf, who will soon
leave for her new home in Minnesota.
AIRS. Henry KrutZfeldt spent Tues
day and Wednesday visiting friends
in Denison.
Matt Alter was in Omaha Tuesday,
where he bought carload OF hay. Z
Julius Thiederman. Fred Plotz,
Louie Lorman and Frank Brown at
tended a road meeting in Denison,
"Wednesday.
Ernest Massman shipped carload
of butcher stock to Omaha Wednes
day.
Gus Gertz and Miss Lille Dresser
were married Wednesday, at Denison,
by Justice Rollins. Both OF these
young people are we'll and favorably
known in West Side. They will make
their home on the John II. C. Peters
farm, near Boyer.
Virtus Evers, Harry Pahl and Gus
Brockman attended the automobile
show. in Omaha.
A demonstration of the Majestic.
range will be given next week, begin
ming Monday, at the Emil Evers hard
ware store. Mr.. Evers gives these
demonstrations every year, with great
success.
Otto Kruse hauled hogs to August
Voss Wednesday.
Mrs. G. L. Patterson was Denison
shopper Tuesday
Jurgen Paulson, of Arcadia, visited
friends in West Side Thursday.
August Rowler transacted business
in Carroll Thursday.
DR.. c. l.. Pattei son had profession
al call to Arcadia Thursday.
A farewell party in honor Of Mrs.
John Scheldorf, was given at the Geo.
Buck home, Wednesday evening.
Eight ladies spent the evening at
cards.
Carl H. Hansman and Hazel Dixen
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Gus Anderson was passenger tC
Denison Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Meyers and their
daughter, Mabel, were callers in Deni
son Monday.
Albert Kluver was Herring bust
ness caller Wednesday.
Jas, Brogan transacted business at
the county seat Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Anderson and fam.
lily visited at the Thos. Dixon home on
Tuesday.
Chas. Richardson and son, Clifford
were passengers to Denison Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heinrich Schwanz,
who have been residing in Denison for
the past year, moved their household
goods to his farm near Brogan, where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. C. III. Richardson was shopping
in Denison Tuesday.
7. M. Brogan was Denison caller
Monday.
G. II. Richardson and Chas. Frances
were business callers in Boyer Thurs
day.
"A. J. Slechta spent Wednesday at
the Geo. Maynard home.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cook were
guests at the Harry Weed home last
"Wednesday night.
Will Kelly was u business caller in
Herring Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Josephine Dunn returned to
her home Sunday after few weeks
visit with relatives in eastern Iowa.
A cousin. Miss Francis Dunn, accom-
panied her home.
Willie Rickers returned from OAla-
ha Thursday evening.
Mr.. Carlson was caller at the B.
Mclaughlin home Friday.
callers Friday.
Chas. Richardson and Harry Mara
COS transacted business at the, county
seat Friday.
Dennis Murphy and Vincent Lawler
left Saturday for Dubuque to visit rel
atives there and at other places in
eastern Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franks and family, of
Denison, visited the latter part of the
week at the Art Eaton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heinrich Schwanz
were Denison callers Thursday.
j. C. Dose was an Omaha passenger
Thursday.
Jas. p Mclaughlin called at the T.
M. Brogan home Thursday evening.
Albert Christensen, of Ricketts,,
came Thursday to visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Meyers.
Jas. Maynard left Tuesday for
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were united in marriage Thursday, a
Denison, by Rev. Lemke. Miss Els
Hansman acted as bridesmaid an,
Fred Schomberg as best man. Mis-
DiNen is girl OF excellent character
loved dearly by all who know her
Mr.. Hansman is an Industrious farme
and we'll worth the lady of his choice
They Went to Omaha on their honey
moon. They will live on the Luckhar
farm. We wish them happiness thru
Ilife's rugged ways.
Hannes Thies visited relatives II
Denison Thursday.
Attorney Wissler OF Carol, was in
West Side Thursday
John Steinhauer ST., and William
Baurle, of Arcadia, visited friends in
West Side Friday.
Herman Schellorf sold thirty head
OF hogs to August Voss Saturday.
Hans Voss, George Jams and John II
Scheldorf and families will leave Tues
| day for theirnew homes in Minnesota
All these families will be greatly miss
ell in West Side. They will all locate
On farms where we wish them sue.
ces.
Miss Ella Eiffert gave program at
the five mile house, Friday evening.
The pupils OF her school and The young
folks of Hayes, entertained The large
crowd very cleverly.
Hannes Stcffer went to Omaha Mon
day to consult doctor. He will be
gone several days.
Mrs. II. H. Sievers visited with her
mother in Arcadia Saturday, who is
quite i'll.
Lew Kerrigan of West Side, and
Katharine Mulhal, of Des Moines. were
quietly married at Des Monies, Tues
day. They will reside on the groom's
farm north of West Side. We wish
them q happy journey through life.
The shipments made to Chicago
Saturday, were: -Aug. Voss, one car
of hogs, Bill Mooney. two cars of cat
tie, Henry Hansman, two cars of cat
tie. Bill Mooney and Henry Hans
man Jr, went in charge.
Patriotic programs were held in the
high school and all the grades Friday
in honor of Washington's birthday.
Mrs. r. Il. Glasscock and daughter
Ida attended meeting of the d. A. R.,
at Carroll Monday evening. Miss Ida
was on the program for patriotic
reading.
Emil Velter sold thirty head of hogs
to Charles Martens Monday.
Bill Goetch shipped a car of hogs
and cattle to Omaha Monday.
Miss Grace Voss was q visitor in
Denison over Sunday, where she hal
some dental work done. Miss Hattie
Voss accompanied her home for visit.
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| Mr.. Fred Plotz and Willie Plot2
We're business callers in Denison last
Wednesday.
Mrs. John lessen and two children
Herman and Johnnie, visited at the
Fred Plotz home several days last
week.
Mrs. Henry Krutsfeldt was in Deni-
son on business Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plotz and two
children We're visiting at the August
Wienbrandt home Sunday afternoon.
John PlotZ is visiting with his broth
er near Boyer.
Mrs. Herman Christian was taken to
the hospital in Omaha to be operated
upon and at this writing is reported to
be very low.
Harry Boyens was caller at the
Hans Voss home last week.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellie
Brockelsby is on the sick list
Patrick Gallagher and Ellie Brock
elsby were saving wood for Hans
Brockelsby on Friday.
The program given at the five mile
house was very we'll attended and all
in attendance report very good time.
Thomas Jochimsen shipped a car OF
cattle and hogs to Chicago. Mr.. 10
chimsen and son, Henry, went with the
shipment.
Miss Amanda Tolgard is in the hos
pital in Omaha to be under the doc
tors care. Her brother-in-law, Louie
Lohrman,; went with her, but came
home the same evening, reporting that
she was to be operated upon Tuesday.
Mrs. Pat Kenny is reported to be
very i'll.
Carl Bandow was a caller at the
August Wienbrandt home Sunday.
Charley Freigheau has been very
sick, but is much better at this time.
Harry Boyens is going to move onto
the John Plotz farm south of Vail, lie
having rented it for three years.
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I The Conlstock and Meyer young PEG
pie visited at the Schroeder home or
Thursday evening.
Albert McGinn spent several days
last week here with his brothers, Jas
and Simon.
VIM. Mullenger called on John
Amann Friday.
Mrs. Steinkeuhler and family moved
Wednesday to the Mike Conway farm
south OF Denison
James and Simon McGinn transact
ed business with Frank, Foster Friday.
W. r. Mullenger arrived here Satur.
day from Gates, Ore, for visit with
his son, William.
James McGinn went to Dunlap Sat
urday and returned to Denison Sunday
morning.
Frank Foster was business visitor
at the VIM. Mullenger and McGinn
Brothers homes last Thursday after
noon.