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CURTAINS & DRAPERIRS

that are appropriate for cottage and
bungalow az well ~ city apartments
some special purchases are In
cludcd:
Ask to sos New Amsterdam Curtains
of Scrm-doep hcmstiched hem
colored ball fringe q harmonlzs
with Summer furnishings .,.,I. 20
Dolly Warden Colonial Curtains
Dutch effect, with ruffla edge.
blue or pink florals..,,.......l-HS
Bed Sets 70 match. ........,-...3,OS
silk Fll.t curtains roiuced--
Ivory ana Pesrl-0w"re 'Sss. sos
were 1898 4.pS
Mus,i, Curtains spots and figures
-oolored insert border. 80
Red Sets 20 match, ...,..,..-, I.ID
Cretonrs and Tatfeta praperies.
with Dutch alance-lmmenss
varietv or de- 2.1O 20 3.GS
Special otferinE sunrast and
Iruy,doh'e Poriieres--greena. rosa
blues. olive. wood browns
Special, pr....,.,'...''.''s NAN
rt,os+ Rrocads Velour Portieres
cCnt,,a sting colors--roSe and olive,
Emnir. and rod. blue and brown.
Nile and brown, 800. Speclal lS.bS
Unlimited assortmsnts % all kinds
OF Scrims--largest sho WINS t2 %
Tound---touble border, Colonial
prIaDi'Ia--also Duo or Two-iu- one
drap,ries. 60 90
cra,o,r.s Of every imaginable
weave and color-yd.. los. 70 LID
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81 % Worner's Urtriru'd Mats. liza
Milan nemp ana nsers straws- i
gray, navy, brown. green. rose ana
blark--esoNllent variety OF advance
models. in large and small shapes
Limit ..
HAT. s,.,,s .s::. z S .....''-''
80 Of. Floral wresths-. .....r.... .oT
June roses with foliage
natural colora
SIS. 90 Womsn's Spring Suits. ITO
Iatsst serni-Russian. adapted Nor
folk and side fare medals In eorges'
poplins Gaha rdines and worsteds-
exoellent color range with roons
new blus navy. smart checks ana
black most prominent. Flare AMI
sweep skirts. some having yoke
tops-seversl coat styles have fallle
silk collar overlays All are smart
and IN nj, the tailoring Il worthy
OF note
50. % Women's Dressy Blouses. .2.95
crepe do Chine and satin oombina-
tons or Georgette-fesh or white
combinations in walls OF Troy
e SeoTs.tte. With triis, collar, cuffs
and shoulder yoke hemstitched In
contrast shade. Limit 2.
81. 90 Lingerie Blousss. IA
All slzcs--tailored styles Of novelty
yoilos-hlao trimmed models of
plain voia--well made. Limit 2.
81. "a Women's House Dresses .76
Ginsham--oheohs, stripes or plain
colors-neatly tailored models with
or without collars-sen or contrast
trirnrnod--sll sizea 10 "a. Limit ?.
90 ct. Women's Night Dresses. .6s
Neinsook. muslin or cambric--dainty
styles. some with deep yokeS In
front trimmed with fancy luce do
signs and embroidery irserts--also
all-around Jokes with embroidery
and 'hernstitrhinE. limit q
$500 White Coutii Corsets 2.7a
F, Light Eht-mediup and high
| bIst-lOng hips--prottily trimmed
with satin rihhon, dainty stitching
and lace--sizes 10 To IT. limit z.
40 ct. Womsn's Kimono Aprons 2.
Lancaster sinsham--biue and whns
checks with contrast trimmed nsrlt-
band. sleeves and pockets. Tdmit 2.
80 ct. women's E S,tna Pe.ticoa,. =,
Soft finish sateon-black ana oolors
deep panel plsatad flounces-fitted
elastic bands. Limit one.
$500 and $500
Women's Sample Low Shoes LIS,
Sizes 4 and 4h--p width only
low cut styles-wonderfui varsity.
Limit three pairs,
$2.25 Little Boys Shoes. .... 40
Tan leathor--Knook-a make
mannish lasts--stout soles and up
pers--laoe--sizes 2 to i3ia.
12l5 ct. White Embroideries .....
Edsings. insertions and boadinEr--
cambrlc, nainsook and Swiss in eye
let and blind effects--good trimmin "
widths. Limit 20 yds.
70 ct. silk Nets double width s
Full line OF coiors. black ana white
for dress and trimming uses
! Limit 10 yds.
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si'L and Wool Pop,ibs DIN
Foft. silky, lustruuz large range
o' newest shades; also navy and
backbone OF the PROTEST,
drcsgiost and most saTviceable OF
NShtH eight materials for Spring
aud Summer suits and dresses
80. 10 and I 30
JS-in. Atwood pvu1eIlas--Ha
lus're-- serviceahIe wcight--full
lin" or most demanded shades IN
storm aud French serges wool
n to ~ inCh--naunlsh wsRVes-
navy and men'H wear blue
Others a. .9S 10 lbs
AiI-W DOL Heather MIXTURES Staln.
large assortment Of grayb, taus
and browns stripe, check
and nub effects ...,.....,......1. ~
Atwood yiEonTcHuz suitinEs
40-inrh Spring weights neat
hHirllnS stripe hud check effects
on black or culOTed grounds. 50
ai-ln, Cream Aii-N COL rOpiins-
and diagonals ,,.,,t,......,,1.I 10
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SO. ss Misses Poplln Dresses

SO. 9s Missea' Poplln Dresses 4.s5
II 20 is yrs.--high lustre fabric
navy. Hague blue rose, gray, brown
smart spring models-white coll
lar and vostoe-nns plsitinss around
waist. Limit 2.
sl.1s Little Tots
Colored Dresses. III
bises TO . yrs-gingham, ohambray
and repp--new Spring models include
plain color styles with dainty side
shocking, lace front. contrast coll
pleatei backs--a,so plaids with con-
trnst boloro effects and white
suimpes-emb'd and scalloped styles.
So ct. Babies White Lawn Caps IS
rnos. n yra--dainty styles With
lace, embroidery. tucks. hemstitchins.
also ribbon and handsutching.
Limit Q.
$3.9S Infants Christening Sets. 2.44
Elmo white lewn-two piece--prctty
embroidery aud lace trimmings
SO ct. Babies Wrappers ........ 80
White daisy cloth--colored silk
sCalloped edge or ribbon bound
some fancy stitched In colors,
S4.9s Boys Norfolk Coat-Suits SIS
G to II yrs.-w COL crashes. mixed
cheviots and oassimeres--two or three
side pleiis -- stitchei-on belts go but
toned nap pockets-elso plain fronts
pitch pockets and variety Of plated
backs. Limit two
IS Ct Boys Troussrs--I 20 Ia yrs. ~
Mixed chevios. twecds and worstcds
--strAiEht. bloomer and kniakerbockcr
STYLES init two.
- CT. Boys' Blouses ........ Ut
fancy stripes latest now Spring
''lurt- also plain whl'"--neJkb Islands
or attached collars Limit ..
40 CT Boyn' Cops .37
Grnv. brown and fancy mixtures.
also shepherd chertW latest spring
styloS fun crowns Timi, 3.
~ 81. Boys Shirts ...... sc
Sizes i'N 10 - neck Spring pat
terms, ligh' and laundefcd
CUFFS and collars attached Limit T.
% ct. MILDLY Blouser a TO IL yrs. 81
For girls and missas entirely wl.ts
"f with collars ana cuffs Of red.
navy or new b'ua-- sports pockets
Limit two.
% ct. Women'S Handbags ...... SIS
Lehthcrp and silk envelope, car
ringo nnd dress--lesther or fancy
frames Limit Two.
80 ct. Woren's Kid Gloves ..... 81
Two clasps soft skins; tans and
black plain or embroidered backs
Limit two
40 and SO ct.
Women's Union Suits .... 81
Lislc--lOW neck, lceyslesE--tIght
knee or lace trimmed neatly fin
ished. well-fitting garnents-rogu-
IS ct. Mems Balbriggan Underw'r q.
Shirts. abort or long sleeves
drawers with double saats--all sizes.
Limit two.
Sl.25 Mating Suitcases ........ g,
| Bound cdgcs-rolnforced corners
! brass finish loClC and catch.
Limit two
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SO ct. Little Tots Pettieosts. ... "A
Lawn and nainsooh--yoks ana
Princess styie--emby and ieos
trimd--sises to q yrs,
iNrhmS DEPT, SECOND FLOOR
81 e.. Easement Drspsies ak
ao-inch - floral Oriental and
SeometricAl designs-large ASST
iPHotHTERY-- BASTNiHSr
10 Ct Table OiIeIo,h, ... "a
yards wide ali colon.
slightly imperfect
TABLE oILCI.orIs-TTIIRD FIoon
~ q. Mere I'd Dsmasks-5s-ineb "a
bIeached--full range OF pattsrn.
LrSBNs-AfAIN FLOOR,
~ ct. Blesehed Sheet q.
"a yds' W ide-heavy, firm w.avs
no dressing. weave
MusIINs-'BAsmirssr.
S;4s Feather Bed Ticks 80
Ihree quarter and run sizss
hatlh ilnlsh--assorted strtnes
Ti'klNas- BASEMENT
N;Ss Silkolne Comfortablss. a.,
Euii size-flowerod tops.niain
backs with borders, pam
""MFoHrABIiD6-BAkn
~ e.. Sstssn Pettieosts. .. "a
nieck ana oolored-Van Dvk.
Peate1 tlounces-all lengths.
PErTiooATs-sDooNn Moor.
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New sktrtins- and suitings-
novelty plaids. chccka and stripes
including favorlte black and
whita---4s to 81 in.--all wool
many different weaves and
Culor cileotS' '.,,,....1.lo 10 nHN
oiher Palmer Checks 80 10 'cS
bf-io. Atwood CIoakinxs-
novelty black and whIts or
two tone combinations-yelou
finlsh-good weight for general
uillty or sport coats: also
suits and skirts,
I.JO.. 100 Loo and ms
Fancy Weave CIoaLings
% inch-subdued grounds, with
irregular mixture Etripes etc
In contrast color tpnos-.Spring
weights oluur or boucls finish
very much admired GOAT fsbrics,
made 20 sell at t1.aS-
manufacturers Burplus; hsnce
our price, observation-disclosures. ~
Ail-wooi Poplins and Gsbardipe.
Ak ana bo-in.-Beige. mint, nyrtl,
srenn' tsupe. prune, seal brown,
army, navy. and mems wear
'' ''1NN'''''' ''........ IN
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STYLISH DRESS FABRICS

NOTE these offerings exceptionally
much these that quoted before the
prices Of woods and dyestu and dyed foreign dive.
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DREssMAKING SCHOOL

cIxJESCONS. ,.......3.0U
The New York School of DressmaNing
contiHnes il successful instruction at tina
UEHRN stores ... During six lessons
many have completed dresses and waists,
sn,ino suits also have been made. Per
sonaI S,pervlslon, instruction and advics
90 o' ~ choiee Of materials and coiors are
S OIL ON in the fourth floor classroom
Private classes OF seven or more may be
formed. "
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b0-in.-roae, Nile, blue ana 49,
'tones-very desirabls for oove,,n~s
and draperies. Limit 20 yds.
Sa.4s Sunfsst Unf adsbl. Por,,.r, %
Artistic madras designs-ees rresn.
and length. Limit Dr..
ss ct. New Scrim Curtains. ~
with valance-hemstitch.d h.,r
with lace edge-white and Arabian.
$17.98 Finest Seamless Rus.. .isss
okla fall wool Br,iassi.p.,
sian. medallion and small dsst ms
also blues, grays and tans With
decorative botdera
81 ct. Bieaehed Sheet. ... "A
slxoO--sesmlsss- quality
Limit elk
20 ct. UnbIeached Muslin .Ia1
90 inches wide--hsavy auality-tor
pillow cases or single bed sheets
Limit 20 yds.
$l.79 Siikoline Comfortables LA
Light or hsavy--florai fabrics
some have contrast bordsr--Stitah.d
or tufted. Limit two
is Ct. Feather Tlekings. .... liz
I Limit IL yards
s2.T9 MarseilIe. Spreads. Ia
Satin finish.-handsoms designs.
Limit two.
So ct. Messalines ....... Al
| 26,in.--fins. close faos-iiEht and
| medium colors-suitahls FOR All
dress purposes. Limit ~ I'd,
SI.39 Charneu.e. ............. az
| 40-in.-dull finish -- snft drapins
| dusllty--light. dark and medinrr
colors. Limit rs yds
rs ct. Silk MIXED Fabric. .... n
| 36-inch--Spring novelties evening
and Htreet colors, also black
Limit Is yda
20 CT. Seed Voiles-ss inch IL
whito grnund--foral pattsrns-ss
pretty for womens Summer frocks
ms for girls and misses. Limit ~ yds
~ ct. White Cotton Gabard.nes. .Is
Tor dresses. skirts and middies
Limit IS yds.
- CT. Imported Lingerie Bstists IA
~ IN excellent quality for dressss
blouses and fine underwear.
limit iS yd-.
l39 CT. Merc'd Danask, 81 In. "a
Bleachod-new patterns. Limit 10 ydsL
10 ct. Union Linen Huok Towels. IL
! iabBa7 in.-haavy. soft hnfah-
hennmed-whte or colored bordera
Limit ~,
II ct. Dish Roller Towelings =. ~
Heavy duality-tuli bleached-wtn
wear we'll. Limit 10 yds.
SO ct. Fancy Scarfs and Squares. IS
White. elaboratey trimmed with
"a lIa4Aa NFsaN
tauon cluny lace-also lace bordsrsd
embroidered styles, Limit I.
; So ct. Rogers Silver Plated
Teaspoons doI........ Al
Latest patterus-bright and gray
finish. Limit dor
10 ct. Pearl Buttons--card. .... ~
and small-populsr. also odd shapes
self shanks or or holes-for
coats. waists and Dresses or -
on card. Limit 10 cards
20 ct. Mems and Women's
Initial Handkerchiefs-ii dos. "a
Women's with plain or corded
borders, white or colored wreath
initials--some with colored rolled
hems--msny designs.
SO ct. Gate Top Purses ......,. IS
German silver--fine. close mesh with
|.
, namental tors-larEe sizA. Limit 4
$500 Val. and Fancy Cotton Laces. 4
lie to Unpopular designs and
widths for edglngs. Limit 10 yds
% CT. Ribbons ............ ,l6
Satius. plain or no're taftetas and
| Dresdcn--hat Or sash wldthr-hlRck.
white and colora, Limit 10 yd7.
CURTAINS & DRAPERlES
that are appropriate for cottage and
bungalow as well ~ city apartments
some special purchases are In
cludcd:
Ask to zoe New Amsterdam Curtains
of Scrim--doeu hcmstiched hem
colored ball fringe q harmonlss
with summer furnishings ~ 20
Dolly Warden Colonial Curtains
, Dutch effect. with ru'rle edge
blIs or pink florAlA. lbs
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MORNING SPECIALS Tomorrow, Wednesday Until , p Al
dal. hylns. No r.hoa. OIL

So Ct. All Wool French Serge, ....... 81
20 inch -!fine weaye--tan. taupo,
CopCnhagen. olive, myrtle, brown.
garnet prune. navy and black
pRE4s GOODS MAIN FLOOR
70 e. Mss,alines IS inch .......... ST
Sor nnish--sood quality broken
AfspI uuent % colOrA
SILKS -MAfS FLOOR
Is ct. Fancy Ribbons ............... Is
Sow patterns IN tefretas ana
satins. white. pink, blue and
iIIREoNs H,N FLOOR
IS ct, Silk Mixed Pongees IS in, ~
INI4troua finish variety OF light
and dark COlors- also black
WASH DRESS FARRiCS-- BASEMENT
9S Il. llouiedresses ......... ..... sc
Checked sud striped Gnghams-
nl.p ruHuur1 vs-neItly tailored
contrast trim ga--Hll 8 les to 40.
NOT rr bl.EssE' Sk'uSD FLOOR
So SO Little Boys New Suits ..........2.7b
brown, shepherd checks and
rlllds tans. brown and grey
| fauoIo- plain or box pleated
HDiH CLOTHING THIRD PTOOR
% Il. Collar and Cuff Sets. IN
Embroidered yolles ana batls,e,
t.so lsn".
NEGKwEAR-MAUS FLOOR
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20 ct. Mems and Women's
Initial Handkerchiefs-ii dos,

SRtius, plain or MORE taffetas and
DreHdcn--hat Or sash wIdthr--hlRck.
white and colors. Limit 10 yd7
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-10
CONVENTIONS
WELL ATTENDED
Republican and Democratic Conven-
tions Held Saturday to Select Del
egates to State Convention.
LOVE FEAST FOR REPUBLICANS
Democrats Adopted Several ResoIu
lLtions but Failed to lndorse
President Wilson.

The republican county convention,
held on Saturday last. was called for
the purpose of selecting delegates to
attend the state convention where del
egates at large will be selected to at
tend the national republican conven-
tion to be held early in June in Chi
cago.
The convention was called to order
at II o'clock in the forenoon and Oh
motion f. NJ. Kogh OF Manila. was
elected chairman and A. Z. Barber. CT
Charter Oak, secretary OF the conVen-
tion. Practically every township in
the county was represented and ON
motion a committee from each pre-
cinct was selected to name a list OF
delegates to attend the state con"en-
tion at Cedar Rapids on the, 18th of
May. The delegates selected were:
George Gum. of Breda: {. H. White.
of Vail; ]. e. Hoaglund OF kiron;
Hugo KrOhnke, of Schleswig; Gus
Rabe, of Ricketts,; |. a. Mains, OF
Charter Oak; Swan Johnson, of Deni-
son; Z. G. Dannatt, OF West Side:
Jacob Rusterholz, of Denson: j. P.
Conner, G. F. -.lehnle. p. j. klinker,
w. f. Kahler, of Denison: T. Il. Shirt
cliff, of Charter Oak; W. f. Fishel, of
Dow City; L. l.. Huffman. OF Vail: r.
C. Saunders, of Manila, and George
HoldsWortl, of Manila.
The convention was indeed a most
harmonious affair, there not being a.
single discordant note to mar the,
party harmony. We had some trouble
four years ago when a division existed
in the party, but republicans have
learned great deal since and oneI
thing is that in union there is strength
and if it expects to succeed it must
put forth a united front.
A list of eighteen delegates was Sc
lected and authorized to cast the votel
of the county, which would mean i'll
the delegates attended. a onehalf vote
for each delegate. lnasmuch as there
will not probably be in excess OF nine|
delegates from the county. at the CON
vention, there will be little trouble in
the vote because the dele
gates present are instructed to cast the
full vote of the county.
During the time the convention was
in session different candidates were
called upon to address the convention.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-10
THINKS POSTS
SHOULD MOVE
Commercial Club at Friday Night
Meeting Recommends Removal Of
Posts From Paved Streets
TALK OF A NEW TIE BARN HERE
Club to Cooperate with. G. A. r., S. OF
v. and w. r. c. for Proper OBJ
servance Of Memorial Day.

At the meeting of the commercial
club held last Friday evening reso-
luton was passed requesting that the
city council abolish the hitching posts
en- the paved streets and that all al
the present hitching posts be removed
before the streets are paved. The
hitching post problem has been con-
fronting DenisOn for some time and
everyone seems glad that the matter
has finally been settled. The bust.
ness men present at the Friday eve
ming meeting were not in favor OF re.
moving the posts from the streets to
be paved unless arrangements were
made for other posts on nearby streets
so that the farmers coming to Deni'
son need not be inconvenienced: but
this matter was easily disposed Of
when it was announced that Mr.. p. T..
Flynn was contemplating the erection
of tie barn on his lots just east Of
the German Methodist church. How
ever, hitching posts will be located on
side streets for use until the new tie
barn is erected.
1t is a we'll known fact that the
htching post is a thing of the past
and even many Of the smallest towns
in the state have abolished this evil
1t is said that Manning is without
hitching posts and the people driving
to that town are more than glad to
put their teams in tie barn where
nominal charge is made for their
care. We do not know of town in the
state that has hitching posts on paved
streets.
Prof Jacob Johnson. OF the high
school faculty addressed the members
of the club and told the purpose OF
holding an annual field meet in Deni,
son and asked that the commercial
club donate something toward purchas-
ing a silver loving cup and medals
for the winners. The members OF the
club were so impressed with the plan
that they voted to donate $25 for the
trophies.
The matter of observance OF Me-
mortal day was brought up for dis
cussion and those present were OF the
opinion that the business men should
assist in every way possible to honor
the veterans of the civil war. The
club has decided to make an effort
to have every business house in the
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-10
COMMENCEMENT
WEEK MAY Is
Thirty-Four Students to Graduate From
Denison High School-May 21-27
Week of Festivities.
BAccALAuREATE SERMON 21sT
Or. w. c. Wilcox, of Stale University,
to Deliver Address to Graduates
--Helsley to Present Diplomas

The week Of May 2127 will be de.
voted to the commencement exercises
of the Denson high school and already
the arrangements for the different en-
tertainments have been completed
commencement week is always looked
forward to with interest. not only
among the school children, but by all
of the citizens of Denison and this
year there are many treats in store.
In all probability there will be thir-
tE-fOur members in the graduating
class, that is If they are all able to
pass the necessary examinations. The
graduating class is made UP OF the fol-
lowing: Helen Aebischer. Bernice
Boslaugh. Earl Baum, Erma Beutel.
Joseph Collins. Ethel Chamberlin, s.r
ma Chamberlain, Marie Collins, Edna
Fisher. Alfred I'aul, llva Fishel, John
Giss. Roy Gebert, Erma Johnson, Har-
riett Hover, Eunice Jones. Martha Ka-
lam McHenry. Erma Norelius, Vera
Norris Lydia Otto, Harold Poole, Vera
Poole, Margaret Pearson, Winifrei
Patrick. Ruth Swasey. Blanch Smith
Ruth Tucker. Emogene Welch and
Marguerite LOrln.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
delivered by Rev. J. c. Tourtellot on
Sunday evening. May 21st, probably
at the Presbyterian church.
The commencement exercises prop.
err will be held on Thursday evening
May 25th, at the Germania opera
house, at which time the commence
ment address will be delivered and the
graduates will be given their diplomas.
DR.. w. c. Wilcox, of the Iowa State
at Iowa City. has been Sc
cured to deliver the address. DR.. VIII
cox delivered the address last year tot
the graduating class of the 'Denison
Normal and Business college and he
made such a favorable impression onI
the people of Denison that he was in
vited to address the graduates OF the
high school this year. He will have al
message to impart. and everyone
should arrange to~attend this feature
of commencement week. Mr.. Albert
Helsley, president of the school board,
will present the diplomas to the grad
uates.
On Friday evening members of the
senior class will present The Maneuv
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-10
SUDDEN DEATH
JURGEN PETERSEN
Jurgen Peterson, Highly Respected
German Citizen, Died at His
Home in Denison Monday.
FUNERAL TO BE HELD TOMORROW
Lived on Farm in Hanother Township
/ N for Almost Thirty Years-Leaves
Widow and Seven Children

Mr.. Jurgen Peterson one of the
most prominent German citizens If
this community, died at his home on
fremont street Monday morning, the
result of a stroke of apopleXy. Mr..
Peterson arose seemingly in his usual
good health. but while eating break
fast he suffered the stroke and passed
away before a physician could be sum-
mOned.
Jurgen Peter Peterson was born on
June 10. 1858, at Starrum. Schleswig.
Holstein Germany, where he resided
until seventeen years OF age. In 1870
he came to America. locating in Cl!n-
ton county, Iowa where he lived for
seven years. He moved to Crawford
county in 1877 and in that year was
united in marriage to Miss Adeline
Lorenzen. This union was blessed with
eleven children, seven of whom are
left to mourn the death of their faith
er namely: Asmus, Peter, Christ. Aug
ust. Emil. Amelia and Marie. In addi-
ton to his wife and children he leaves
two brothers, Asmus Peterson, resia.
ing in Minnesota, and Carl Peterson.
who is serving in the United States
army; two sisters. Mrs. Alma Olson,
a resident of Wall Lake, and Mrs. Ma.
rie Brenner living in Russia.
Mr.. Peterson lived on farm in
Hanover township for almost forty
years, at the end of which time by his
thrift and industry he had accumulat-
ed enough to retire from active work
and earlier in the year had purchased
the home on fremont street where lie
had expected to spend the declining
years of his life in happiness with his
family. He was an upright, industri-
Gus man. held in high esteem by every.
one in the community and his sudden
death was sorely felt by his many
friends.
Funeral services will be held on
Thursday, May 11th, with short serv.
ices at 1880 o'clock at the home and
at the German Lutheran church at
o'clock, Rev. VIM. Frese officiating, az
ter which interment will be made in
the Hanover township cemetery. ~
The Review joins the many friends
in extending heartfelt sympathy to the
bereaved family.