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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-15

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4Deloit M. Z. church is planning to
have Ia revival from April 9th to 23d.
There will be a gospel team in charge
4 part of the time and Or. Torbet, our
district superintendent, will be in
charge from April 18th to and includ
ing the 23d. There will be hearty sing
ing and a welcome for all who come.
On Sunday. March 18th, the pastor
preached on the texts James 4, and
Mark 10, SO.
The following named men were nom.
mated at the city caucus last week:
Fog mayor, James Abbott: for council
,Ndlen, James Estes, James McKim, John
Sachau, Lloyd Winans, Dale Cose, an1'
f. "A. True for treasurer. n
On the peoples ticket the following
were nominated: Mayor, James Alb
bolt; councilmen, Ben Patrick, Joe
True, James Estes, John Sachau and
Lloyd Winans, and F. A. True, treas.
ureS
The assessors named were Maurice
Wihans and Stanley Browne.
Miss Fay Nestlebush and a lady
friend Of Omaha have been visitin;
n couple of weeks at the home of the
formers grandfather, Plat Moore
Harry Childress and family are
now located on the Mearl Myers place
south Of town.
The Willing Workers met with Mrs.
j. l.. Miller Wednesday afternoon.
III. L. Miller sold his 40 acres Of land
few days ago to c. w. Whey.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Dick Brogden and their
daughter, Margie, and children went
to the Charles Shives home near DENT.
son last Wednesday for visit Mr..
and Mrs. I'rOgden returned home on
Thursday, but Margie remained for al
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10 her MluueSOld HOllic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Comstock were
visiting at the S. w. Streeter home
last Thursday. Mr.. Comstock il
thinking some of moving to Deloit.
Richard Johnson, of Denison, spent ;
few hours in Deloit Thursday, thu
guest of his wife, Mrs. Helen John
son, who teaches school here.
Mrs. N. Fl. Brogden visited at thu
Alfred Brogden home Thursday after
noon and shoppcd in Denison.
Charles Campbell was a bushes:
visitor at the county capital Thursday
j. N. Turner and Milton johnson
We're in Denison Thursday.
The Misses Eunice Dobson and Ivt
Mason were visiting in Omaha a few
days last week.
James. Abbott. and Clifford Browne
were in Omaha the latter part of thu
week.
Oak Newcom, of Mason City. visited
his uncle, John Newcom, and wife
last week.
Mrs. Christianson, sister of Ray
mond Newcom, visited at his home
last week
Mrs. James Abbott and sister were
in Denison Wednesday.
Mrs. Wilson Judy and little daugh
ter and her mother, Mrs. Yankey were
visitors at tie Gorla Riggleman and
John Judy homes the latter part OF the
week.
their aunt, Mrs. A. True, and her son
Fred. at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. A. j. Mason and Mrs. Il. C.
Dobson were among the passengers
to Dcnison Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
children visited Sunday afternoon at
the Mrs. E. A. Mckim home.
Charles McKim met with bad ac-
cident Friday by getting his throat
cut on barbed wire fence. He was
hurrying to school, looking ahead to
join some other school fellows and
had forgotten the wire his mother had
put across the lot to keep the public
travel from going through the yard
He cut two inch cash in his neck,
Sabin Campbell is likely to be laid
up from hard work all summer. While
working at the Will Cook place he in
some manner hurt his shoulder very
badly and it is being treated by a doc
tor. 1t will take some time for the
member to regain it's strength.
Mrs. Browne closed her school on
Friday with q program in the evening.
which was greatly enjoyed.
Elder c. E. Butterworth and G. w,
Whey held services at Donison Sun
day forenoon and Sunday evening the
former preached at the l.. D. S. church
in Deloit.
Miss Orpha Campbell is having va
cation of a couple or three weeks. She
will teach the same school this spring.
1--WE have been here ten weeks and
we are still marking time said
middle western democrat at the CAPT,
toll. Il never saw congress when it
was at such standstill. The trouble
with our leaders is they do not know
where to begin. 1t is all easy to talk
about millions for preparedness and
for other great governmental projects.
but With-our finances so low and The
further fact that our revenues have
shrunk to such an alarming figure, it
is no easy task for those who have to
face the music to work out a program
to make ends somewhere near meet:
| know the democratic leaders are hav,
ing great anxiety as to where the mon.
ey is coming from and how it is to be
raised. We have to answer to the
country for the present and for our
future financial conditions and no one
has stepped forward as yet who has 6
that will get us out of our
financial dilemma with any credit or
any prestige"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-15

Tie people who, few months ago,
did not dare embark on any business
enterprise because SO many people
we're out Of work, are now cursing
their hard luck because they can't
hire any help.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-15

and Jim Hill went to Omaha Monday
to buy cattle.
Mrs. Frank Fee and children, OF
Carroll, spent Friday here at the M
L. Houlihan home. asf
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Macke and
daughter, Betty, visited With friends
in Carroll the fore part Of the week.
p. Brogan was business visitor u
Omalle. Monday.
The John and Ed Mcmahon families
Of Manila, spent Monday. here at the
Thos. Powers home. sf
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Holland and chill
dren spent Sunday in West Side will
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Mitchell. A.
Mrs. r. Brockelsby was a visitor in
penison last Friday.
. Mrs. Ainsworth, of DenisOn, has or
ganized painting class here and be
gan lessons Saturday. i,
Clarence Chamberlin, of Denisop
was q visitor here Monday. ,S
A. Starek, of West Side, spent Sun
day here at the parental, Frank Stark
home. e se.
The Vail high school basketball
team attended the tournament Il,
SOuHCll DlulS 0nu SoSNAuAy
They played two games, winning the
first and losing the second. Id
Mrs. r. J. Monaghan was in Denison
Saturday visiting with her sister, Mrs
j. Jones. ~
NJ. Cody, of Manila, spent Monday
here with friends. y.
Mrs. Mary Quirk spent Monday and
Tuesday in Carroll at the ]. Laughlin
homo.
Joe Rundlett met with painful ac,
cident last Thursday. Some few days
previous the hay balers had been
working at his home and accidentally
left some gasoline in the bottom of %
pail. Mr.. Rundlett wanted to heat
some water and picked up this pail, not
noticing anything in it, and poured
water into the pail and put it on the
stove to warm. When removing the
pail from the stove the jar caused 1T
10 explode. burning him on the face
and arms and causing him considerable
pain. !,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-15

The fact that the Radcliffe college
girls weren't informed about current
events does not prove that they can't
talk abOut them.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-15

The American protectorate over
Hayti is always of some economic
Importance. as it will always provide
number of jobs for deserving friends
of the party in power.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-15

.Baby Week" has brought out lo
of splendid advice from people who
never had one.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-15

Many OF the newspaper editors show
their kind hearts and generous feel.
ings by not throwing the spring poetry
into the waste basket until the author
has gone out of the door.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-15

Greder, Sir place and will move this
week. Eouie says he wants to raise
chickens and keep a COW and this IS
an ideal place to do that
Charles Clinton is busy fixing up
his new home, vacated by c. l., AS
mussen and family ~
The Lutheran church has been un.
dergoing repairs for several weeks
The work was finished on the interior
Mast week and Thursday the ladies OF
the congregation gave the cdiflce a,
good cleaning. 10
Mrs. Jake Grcder will move this
week to the home of her daughter
Mrs. Henry Didier, and will spend her
time with her different daughters.
Andrew Anderson and family moved
into the L. G. Asmussen house recent
ly purchased by Charles Clinton. g
Hubert Losch and his bride have
returned to their home in LeMars, al
ter a~xeek's visit with Mr.. Losch's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Losch, Of.
Buck Grove.
Among the historic sieges of his.
tory must be included Port Arthur,
Adfianople, Przemysl and the Rcpub'
lican politicians around Justice Hughes
The popular definition of a states:
man is a representative who gets pork
! fer his district. zzs
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The Supremacy of
Perulla as a
Household Remedy .
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Returned 10 His Work.

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Three substantial men heads Of families efficient
once more oy Peruna housewives
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every day. everywhere. Surely this is splendid work
desirable and comfortable, the root Of
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The popular definition of a states
man is a representative who gets pork
fer his district. .
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
SOMERSET
Sews-Champion Correspondence.

News-Champlon Correspondence
Monday. Aug. Il.
: Joe Stanley and Thos. Charters spent
SUa1ay fishing on Hubbard creek.
NJ and Mrs. C. H. Mulhestein are
rejoicing over the arrival of big boy
or day last week.
There are quite few leaving Wednes-
dsy for Salt Lake City, Utah. on the
excIrsien-
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Edwards autoed
IL Montrose Sunday accompanied by
Lawrence Gsddis and John Godding.
Tom Morgan and Jim Angus and his
sors eft Sunday for a weeks fishing
az hunting up on Deep creek.
4. mas been raining so much over here
tn asst two weeks that the roads are
in yad condition. The automobile driv-
ers sunday had to leave their cars in
Pagnia and come home on the train.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
Joffre Sees Victory.

General Joseph Joifre. gneral!ssimo
of the French army and the guiding
spirit of the united army Of the en-
tente allies. received a press CORE
spondent at the headquarters OF the
general stan in France and for an
hour talked freely on many interest
ing phases Of the war. He expressed
the view that the turning point OF the
great conflict had now been success
fully reached and passed and with the
united action of the allies on many
fronts they were pressing forward to
the certain collapse Of the German CT
fort and to assured victory. General
Joffre then turned his attention to tne
German side of the campaign, taking
I'm the evidences OF weakness which
has shown in the quality OF their at
tacks and in the number OF reserves
they are able to move to the varous
fronts
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
BALDWIN

News-Champion Correspondence
Tuesday, August Is. 1916.
There was work at the mine here ev-
ery day last week.
EAIentine Zeilinger has been cutting
b. hay the last few days.
DR.. Williams from Canon City is here
for short time fishing and hunting.
Mrs. James Shackleford and son are
visiting at Jacks Cabin for few days.
Miss Anna Reilly. who has been at
tending East Denver high school is here
Spending her vacation.
Mrs. Richardson, who WAS here sew
eraI days visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. HulskeI.
William Clark and son and families of
Somerset. who are on fishing trip
hItoed here one day last week and called
OF sob Dalrymple and family.
The Lewis Concert company was here
Saturday night, last. The hall was
crowded. Everybody there had the
time of their life, and said too much
could not be said in praise of the com.
pany.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
OHIO CITY
Segs-Champlon Correspondents:

Tuesday, August 8.
Miss Luells johnson Of Gunnison is
visiting at home this week.
Mr.. Waterman of Pueblo is in town
this week on business trip.
George Smith is hauling car Of con-
centrates from the Gold Links.
The rainy weather has spelled fishing
for few days but not chicken h-nting.
". B. ConkIin is hauling car of ore
for H. B. Conklin from the old Volun-
teer mine.
Homer and Bertha Flick and Kathryn
McIain attended the dance at Waunita.
Saturday night and report fine time.
Brown McLain and grading outfit ar
rived here this week. after working for
several weeks on Tomichi road between
ParIin and Hot Springs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
lola
Nexs-Champ.on Correspondence

News-Champ.on Correspondence
Wednesday, Aug. 9
Mrs. Frank Scranton and son, Ralph,
came in Sunday from Whitepine.
Mrs. S. NJ. Nichols of Powdsrhorn is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rouviere.
Miss Alice Osborne of Gunnison is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. o. A.
Wit.
Miss Ellen ZeigIer of Lake City is the
guest of her uncle, s. \. Zeigler and
family.
The large auto truck for the Vulcan
mine came in last week. They are now
making daily trips to leila with coal
and coke.
Valentine Ehret Jr. went to Salida
Sunday evening to obtain medical treat
ment for an attack of blood poison in
his hand.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
Turk, Drawn Into a Trap.

A description OF how the Turks were
drawn into a trap at Romani by Brit
ish cavalry is given in Cairo disratch.
which says the cavalry was sent Out
TO entice the enemy. who had shown
a disposition to assume the offensive
The British horsemen fought an ad'
mirable rear guard action. says the
dispatch. drawing on the Turks until
their tanks were turned by the mount
ed division. A whole brigade WAS
compelled to surrender. Among the
prisoners were seventy Germans. IN
cIuding thirty six officers. A COM
piete battery Of German guns was also
taken.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
WAUNITA

News. Champion Correspondence.
H. Sandusky of SaIida, spent a few
days here.
Rev. VIM. Kipp and visiting Priest
spent Friday here.
A car bearing a Pennsylvania pennant
passed through here Monday.
Three auto loads of Hotchkiss people
came in Monday for few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meddens and friends
were visitors from Gunnison the past
week.
Arthur Pearson and family and friends
enjoyed two days stay here the middle
of the week.
Bert McKee's family and friends re-
turned home to Gunnison after a joyous
time at the springs.
Sy Nesbith brought Mrs. Tressie Bon
Durant and daughter and Billy McDer-
mont over to visit Mrs. McDermont.
Mrs. Geo. Lightley and daughters
motored up Thursday afternoon. Miss
Margaret Collins joined them Saturday.
Ben Disman and wife of Salida, Mr..
and Mrs. M. A. Lowen of Kansas City,
No., Rutler Disman of New York, and
Mrs. H. Cook spent several days here
the past week and enjoyed it SO much
they say they are coming again.
Lee Lehman returned home Sunday,
with his family, who have been here for
two weeks. Dorothy Marshall of Delta,
returned with them and will visit rela-
tives in Gunnison for a short time.
Miss Dorothy expects to attend Boulder
University the coming year.
Something doing all the time at Wau-
nita:
Tuesday night Radioptican views.
Wednesday and Thursday the Harry
and Birdie Lewis Concert company gave
two entertainments.
Friday evening moonlight picnic;
with lunches, talks, stories, music,
dancing and marshmallow roasting.
Saturday night, social dance.
Sunday, Sunday School and in the eve
ming song service.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
Sources Of Rivers.

The great majority of the first cIasl
rivers commence from chains OF noun
tains, because springs are there most
abundant, perpetually fed by the melt
ing of the SHOWS and glaciers. They
have almost invariably an easterly d.
rection. the westward bound streams
being few in number. and of very sub
ordinate rank. OF rivers flowing east.
We have grand examples in the st.
Lawrence. Orinoco. Amazon. Danube,
Ganges. Amour. Yangtse Kiang and
Hoang Ho.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
Aug. Is.

Aug. Is.
Davis and Perry are still sinking on
the Johnny Bull shaft from which they
are getting an incouraging indication of
body Of sulphide ore They are jubi-
liant over the outlook
The Anaconda is taking out some high
grade black sulphide ore that is full Of
native copper. They are keeping two
four horse teams busy hauling and ex-
pect to open more ground soon.
A party of Cripple Creek mining men
came in first of the week in their autos,
and are enjoying the hunting and fishing
while looking over camp They are
well pleased with the showing at the
Anaconda and say it beats anything
they ever saw.
John Davis went to lola Friday to
meet G. W. johnson of Pueblo. secre-
tary and treasurer of the Sawtooth
Mining and Development Co., and take
him and some machinery and supplies
to the company's property on South
Beaver where they are going to do some
development
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18

Aug. 18th
Mrs. Pat Hanlon and daughters were
visitors from Gunnison Thursday.
The lola school house is being replas-
tered and fixed up for the coming term
of school.
Mrs. Arterburn Of Gunnison spent
Sunday here with Mrs. Al Hines and
daughters.
Miss Minnie Green of Gunnison ID
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. P. Mergel-
man this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Kerr left Sum
day for Powderhorn to visit with frienda
and relatives.
Bob Erhart left Tuesday evening for
Denver, after spending several month";
at the lola hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Andrews and Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Blackstock and daughter
were visitors here Sunday from Gunni-
son.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
SPENCER
Hews-Champion Correspondence:

Tuesday, Aug. :.
Arterburn and NcaIe are doing CON
siderable development work on their
claims on Willow creek, and it is report
ed that they are showing up fine.
Pat and Jim Trainor are doing some
timbering in the Boston shaft, prepara-
tory 10 doing some sinking. They have
a fine showing Of gold ore and are going
TO sink the shaft some depth.
Warrant and Ferguson have drifted
ten feet from the bottom of their shaft
north to the hanging wall and are start
ing TO drift south to the foot wall and
are still in ore OF good grade.
Frank Holt is still sinking on good
streak of copper ore in the Chance shaft
with a chance of making a shipper in
the near future, as the ore he is taking
out now is pay and is getting wider
with every shot.
A. NJ. Anderson, editor of the Delta
Independent, and party who have
been on fishing trip at Sapinero, spent
Tuesday taxing in the Spencer mining
district. They took Il sight seeing trip
through the Anaconda mine and express
sed themselves as much pleased with
what they saw.
Harry Rosenbaum and Fred Hay had
q narrow escape from lightning recent
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
DOYLEvILLE

News-Champion Correspondenes:
Wednesday, Aug. 16
Misses Freeman and Lewis of Denver
are visiting at the Marlatt ranch.
Oliver Lockhart of Hotchkiss is here
visiting his uncle, VIM. Prosser.
The Marlatt and Lewis families camp
ed on Razor creek las; week.
Roy &. Knowles has sold his ranch to
Mr.. Cline Of Sagusche. who will take
possession at once.
Roads are dry except for few mud
holes, and are rough. Dragging would
put them in good shape.
H. NJ. and 7. r. Mcdonald and fami
lies, r. c. Knowles and family and NJ.
Slate and family motored to Ohio City
Friday evening to see the show.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
SARGENTS
News-Champion Correspondence:

Monday, August IA, 1916.
We are certainly having plenty of
rain.
Frank Brandt came up from Ssguache
on business.
Miss May Taylor is spending q few
days with Waters
: Rasberries are getting ripe now. Sew
oral have gone after some already.
Miss May Taylor left Sunday evening
for her home in Iowa to be gone for
three or four weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF

Iy. While out on Carpenter hill they
took refuge under some green trees
during a shower and had just dismount-
ed from their horses when lightning
struck dead tree few feet away,
scattering bark and sliyers all around
them
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
Waste Of epsIje Funds.

One minor waite OF the public funds
is called to mind by the way man
who once belonged to congress or the
legislature uses official stationery for
the rest OF his natural life.-Ohio
State Journal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18

Hint for Purchasers Of Cameis.
A good camel will travel 100 miles
In . day. An ordinary camel travels
only rs miles in day. In buying cam
els try to select those having both
speed and endurance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
Farm Loan eo.,d Hold. Meeting

The new farm loan board. charged
with organization Of the federal land
bank system, providing methods foI
making loans to farmers on first mort.
cages of land. held its first meeting at
the treasury department. Washington
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
kInk in Humanity.

Humanity is hard to convince"
said Uncle Eben. "You's never even
satisfied dat you's done had a good
time on a trip TIL you's had a photo
graph took SOS you kin see fob yoh-
SET
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18
A. to Argument

'Ef argument could be depended on
to settle everything. said Uncle Eben-
.'all dar'd be to a baseball game 10 d.
scussions wifi de umpire.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18

Peculiar Use for Granite.
In some portions Of Switzerland
granite is so plentiful that II is used
for telegraph poles.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-18

Philippine Cigar Industry.
Cigars are now regularly exported
nom the Philippines to forty coun.
tries.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-18
CITY NEWS.

-Victrolas and records at F. w.
Loewenstein Piano Co.
Masonic special. Eagle. Wednes-
day. April 10. 1880. Third degree.
For Sale-Tabernacle building ma
terial, Tuesday. Apply on grounds.
Harrison Lumber Co.
The work OF paving Santa Fe av-
enue at Fort Madison was started yes
terday. A keokuk company, the Keo.
kuk Quarry and Construction company
holds the contract for the work.
Regular meeting Loyal Order OF
Moose, Keokuk lodge No. 704. tonight
Al o'clock, in Moose hall. Visiting
brothers cordially invited. John @.
Stadler, dictator. A. e. Moore, sec
retary.
For Sale-Tabernacl building ma
terial. Tuesday Apply on grounds.
Harrison Lumber Co.
The body Of Don O'Brien will be
buried from the vault on Saturday
morning at IL O'Clock. Burial will be
made by the side Of his parents and
sister in the family lot In the Catho-
lie cemetery. He died on January 20.
The body of w. H. Griggs, who
died here on Saturday morning, was
taken to the old home at West Liberty
for intern emit, this morning. The body
was accompanied by Mrs. George A.
Of the decedent.
terial, Tuesday Apply on grounds
Harrison Lumber Co.
Regular meeting OF Morning Star
lodge No 5, Knights of Pythias. a,
X. P. hall, Tuesday at p. m. Visit
ing knights invited j. NJ. Skinner c.
c.; ]. A Burgess. K. OF r. & S.
Attend Auxiliary of Eagles dance
tonight in Eagle hall, for Eagles and
families.
The Decker Manufacturing com
pany has been granted permission By
the city council to construct cement
steps five feet wide and twelve fee
long in the sidewalk space In from
of lot three, block %, in the city Of
Keokuk, on Blondeau street. The
work is to be done under the super
vision of the city engineer.
Best piano values at F. w. Loew
enstein Piano Co.
-Keokuk, having just passed
through an evangelistic meeting, will
be interested to learn that Billy Sun.
day, now holding revival at Balti.
more, will begin a series of meetings
at Kansas City on the Both. The tab
ernacle where he will hold forth is
about completed with chairs for 1000
choristers and ministers and other as
sistants on the platform. In addition
to the benches in the auditorium, there
is standing room for 1000 in the run
way around the auditorium, and the
benches will accommodate 10000. 1t
will thus be possible for 10000 per
sons to attend the meetings and all
hear the evangelist and see and read
the giant G0-foot streamer across the
rear of the rostrum bearing the leg
end: Kansas City for Christ"