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DEATH VISITS .*
JACKSON TWP.
Mrs. B.. C.. Mclaughlin, a Patient SUI
2 ferer for Many Years, Finally
4 Relieved by D@ath.
euRIEAL MADE At WALL LAkI
Had Lived In jackson Township on
One Farm for Thirty-five Years.
Leaves Sorrowing Relatives

BROGAN, June 26-lSpecialsto the
Review Mrs. B. c. Mclaughlin pass
ed away at, her home in Jackson town
ship on Monday, her. death coming as
q great shock to her family and
friends. Although she had been q
patient sufferer'f for number of years
it was not thought the end was so near
She had lived on the same farm 1r
jackson, township for almost thirty
FIVE years and will be greatly missed
by large circle of warm friends.
The deceased leaves to mourn hel
loss, her husband, four daughters, Mrs
VIM. Kelly, and three daughters who
reside at home; also one son. a..
The funeral services were very large
" attended and the body was tenderly
laid to rest in the Wall Lake cemetery
Those acting as pail bearers were
John. Downey, James Duffy, John
O'Donnell, Daniel Murphy, P. J. Lyon
and T. M. Brogan. A very large mum
her of relatives from Clinton, Alvira
Chicago and points in Iowa were ir
attendance at the funeral. 49,
The ysorrowing relatives have thu
sympathy of the entire neighborhooc
and a host of friends in Odebolt, Sac
City, Wall Lake, Carroll, Denison, Vail
West Side and Breda. Gt s5h
Gone, dear wife and mother, but MOI
forgotten. 7.its FnFtsa@Gt.' it,N n m
Z Your kind words and deeds will keel
green forever in our memory. 'i5H.s'
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dropsy and heart trouble. He returned
home Saturday evening.
Earl Bidlack lost a valuable horse
last Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Hickey was caller at the
Will Quantz home Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Campbell and lit.
tie sons autoed from Emmetsburg Fri
day for short visit at the T. j. Camp
bell home. They expect to return the
first of this week. f."
Harry Mcleod and Louie Lohrman
autoed to Manning Saturday afternoon
and transacted business. ,.'
Mrs. Ed Saylor received word that
two of her brothers in Cedar county
were among the brave soldiers to go
to Mexico.
Guy Campbell and Mrs. r. J. Camp.
bell were callers at the Silas Thomp-
son home Friday morning. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Goodenough, of
Manila, entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Thompson, Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Thomp.
son and little sons and Mrs. Hattie
(Selby and son, Donald, at dinner Sun
|day. u.e ~ .. ,"t {"i III 1917
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Quantz and fam
lily duLOGu q W MduuAA6 }NuAuoy oh"
spent the day with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Somerville. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thompson and
Mamie and Alice spent Sunday evening
at the Mrs. Mary Simmerman home.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Mcleod, son.
Robert, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Nc
Leod visited Sunday afternoon at the
N. K. johnson home. @ ..... .
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Campbell and lit.
tie sons were callers at the Ray Thomp
son home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thompson and
family autoed to Irwin Sunday after
moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Mcleod, Of Ma.
|nilla, are, spending few days at the
Harry and Howard Mcleod homes. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Baker, of Ma.
nilla, we're guests Sunday afternoon
at the home of their daughter, Mrs. N.
X. Johnson,
Miss Grace Bidlack expects to leave
the first of this week for Rochester,
MINI, with her little niece, Eunice
|McCutcheon. Their many friends all
hope that little Eunice may be greatly
benefited by the Drs. Mayo while at
that place.
Frank S. Johnson, John S. Johnson
and their aged father, w. A. johnson
of Kirkman, spent Sunday at the N. K.
Johnson home. This was quite trip
for the father, who is now Sc years Of
age. 80 ~
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Harding viii Win.

Already many of the voters are be-
ginning to tell what a trimming Hard
ing is due for in next November's cleo
ton, but just don't get excited, be
cause that time is quite ways off and
when the time does come you'll see
Harding go in with vote much larger
than some of his predecessors have
had. He is man the people will have
to look up to, regardless of lot OF
the selfish things which some Of the
state papers have said II about him
While this paper was not hearty sup
porter of Harding In the recent pri'
maries, we cannot see why any repub
lican cannot give him his support next
November.-Terrill Tribune. c,it, etr3'
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There will be another dance at the
town hall on Tuesday night, July 4th
Remnants orchestra from Omaha mas
been secured to provide music.
Mrs. W. A. Steuck is suffering from
an attack of tonsillitis.>
Mrs. Russell Armour and little son
and Mrs. Bowers, who have been Wis.
iting relatives here, returned to their
home in Rock Island ILL.,, Wednesday.
| Lloyd Winans was a business pas.
senger to Dow City Saturday. =.
| Mrs. r. G. Richman and Mrs. G. S.
Jordan left for Lamont last Monday
evening to be at the bedside of their
niece, Miss Agda Myers, who is SO
seriously ill at her home. Word was re
ceived later that she was very low and
no, hopes are held for her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jas WcKim autoed to
Lake View and spent a couple of days
last week. e..,.,. IA. .,,~,;H. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Mearl Myers went to
Percival Sunday to visit at the home
of her brother, Ray Winans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schiller have NOV.
ed into their new home, which they
purchased of Jas. Spence short time
ago. We understand Mr.. Spence has
bought two lots in town and Will build
new residence. s~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey Myers, of Her.
ring, and Willard Turner and family,
of Denison, visited Sunday at the pa
rental, Fred Schiller, home.
Jacob Sachau purchased the black
smith shop of Jay Fisher one day last
week. Art Gould, of Dunlap, has rent.
ed it and will take possession soon.
Miss Edna Childress is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Childress'
The Illinois Central depot has been
lremodeled and painted. ,T5is,4I6 fE
Mrs. VIM. Ford, of Lake City, who
has been visiting relatives here. re;
ceived word that her husband was sui;
Ifering with blood poisoning and she
returned home Wednesday to be with
him. ..5,r ga- :, as .5.tt ii
Elders, Harpe and Barrett closed a
series Of meetings at the L. .: 5
Ichurch Friday evening. They will &c
from here, to Gallands Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester McGrath have
moved into Fred True's house. James
Turner and family moved into. the
house vacated by Mr.. McGrath's.
Willard Turner and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Miller, of Denison. attended
church here Friday evening.
Mrs. r. C. Dobson and daughter, Miss
Eunice, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rig
gleman motored to Spirit Lake Sun
day to spend a few days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Riggleman intend to go from
there to their home in North Dakota
The ball game between Council
Bluffs and Deloit. Sunday afternoon
was well attended. The former team
came out victorious by a score OF 8 tc
H.,
I Bert Darling and Dick Patchin left
Monday for Spirit Lake. where they
will do some carpenter work for CD
Newcom. 5
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Newcom spen'
Sunday with her parents, A. N. Gal
land and family.
Mrs. Robt. Robinault, of Denison
visited at the Ike Zea home Sunday.
Mrs. Prentiss visited with her friend
Mrs. VIM. Huckstep. Sunday.
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an Americanism that knows no tulteri
or purpose, for a patriotism that, is
single and complete. Whether native
or natdralized, of whatever race OF
creed, we have but one country, and
we do not for an instant tolerate any
division of allegiance"
Lead Is. d. Call: The nomination
of Charles Evans Hughes for president
of the United States by the republican
national convention, accompanied by
the practical endorsement ofthat nom
nation by the progressive convention
and Theodore Roosevelt, forecasts Ger
tain republican victory in November
1t means uniting of the grand old
party.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the district court Of Iowa, in and for
Crawford county,-At the September
term, 1916.
Harry M. Childress,
vs. =,
The unknown claimants Of the north
west quarter of the southwest quar-
ter Of Section 4, Township 81 North
Range SO, west Of the 5th p. NJ, Craw-
& ford county, Iowa. M -. ~.
To the unknown claimants g me
quarter Of Section 4. Township "a, North
Range 80, west Of the j5th n. M. ICras-
ford county, Iowa; defendants. above
"a You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the office of the clerk OF
the district court of Iowa. in and for
the plaintiff Harry NJ. Chiidress alleging
that he is the absolute and unqualihe1
owner in fee Of the above described
real estate, and that under color, OF title
and claim Of right he and his grantors
have been in the open, undisturbed. con-
tinuous and adverse possession OF sa1d
real estate for the thirty-five years and
more Mast past and praying said court
for a decree quoting and establishing
his title in and to said real estate, and
barring and estopping you as heirs and
assigns Of one Richard r. King, de-
ceased. and his unknown claimants. from
having or claiming any right, title or
interest in and to said real estate, and
that unless you appear thereto and de
fend on or before noon of the second day
Of the next term Of said district court
to be held at Denison. Iowa, commenc-
ing on the 5th day of September, 1915.
default will be entered against you and
Judgment and decree rendered thereon
as prayed in said petition.
Dated this 23d day of May, 1916.
A.. SIMS & kUEHNLE.
:.e. ,sr Attorneys for Plaintiff :
The foregoing original notice Is here.
by ordered published in the Denison Re
view for! four consecutive weeks.
Dated this Gath day OF May. 1916!
+, 3..a-a j. w. MONAGHAN. -
24-4t Clerk District Court. 3
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Hugh Thompson, Mrs. Silas Thomp
son, Mrs Hattie Se1by and son. Don
aid 8autoed to Denison last Monday at
ternoon and transacted business.
Miss Lillian Macumber returned or
Wednesday from Buck Grove. where
she had been spending the past weel
and half at the homes of her sis
tiers, Mrs. Elmer Polzein, and Mrs
Seth CalderwOOd.
Miss Della Lewis visited "Wednesday
1T the Silas Thompson home.
Mrs. Ben Bidlack. Il Harold, land Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Bid1ack and little daugh
ter autoed to Denison. Thursday after
nom and transacted business. &..'sf Z
ia Saylor. left for Cedar county las
"wednesday to spend a few days will
hiS saged father, who is very Ill will
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Tho RearNoice Of the People.

Warren (Ohio) Chronicles: An in
stance of time and talent wasted was
in being delegate to the st. Louis
convention. 1t was all fixed before the
convention hall doors opened.
Logansport und.) Tribune: The
demonstration for President Wilson
lasted only II minutes. 1t was kind
of the president to order only a II
minute ovation. He might have order
ed the delegates to yell for an hour.
Memphis (Mo) Reveille: The nomi
nation of Charles Evans Hughes al
the republican candidate for the presi
dency is the most remarkable case, Of
the Office seeking the man ever exhib
tied III American politics. z
Lawrence (Kans.) Journal-World: =
non partisan ticket can always be
distinguished by the omission of re
publican names. :,
Abilene (Kans.) Reflector There is
always discussion about what Kansa;
does with its money. If President Will
sons tax on motor cars, tractors ant
gasoline goes into effect, about $4,000,
900 of Kansas income will be account
ed for next year.
Portland (Ore.) Spectator: The ira
ditions and aspirations alike of this
country demand the defeat of the maj
whose strong willed weakness ane
feeble obstinacy have exposed the ma
ton to the contempt of the pirates o.
Europe and the bandits of Mexico.
Warren (Ohio) Chronicle: AS goes
Fairbanks SO goes Indiana being the
usual experience, the Hoosier state
can be expected to be in the republican
column in the late fall. rs
Bloomfeld'v Gowa) Republican
Hughes was the choice Of the people
| He was not a candidate, did not seel
1.-THE honor. but recognized the, right g
1.-The people to summon. and that 1T i
my paramount duty to respond"
Il Charles Evans Hughes: 81 stand To-
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Because of the confidence DR..
Stockdale has IN his treatment he
makes the following offer: He does
hbtF require any money, except for
medicine, until cure is made or
patient satisfied with results.
DR. Stockdales reputation is we'll
Established throughout the state, He
~ reliable and invites any Who are
Interested to investigate his standing.
He treats Chronic Catarrh, Disease
of the Eye, Throat, Lungs, Stomach,
Liver and Kidneys; Dyspepsia, Con-
stipation and rheumatism.
Men who are suffering from ner-
vous and physical debility.
Blood and Skin Diseases and Dis.
cases Of. Women. Consultation Free
and Confidential.
DR.. 3. A. sTocKDALE,
Utica Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa..
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Leo Downey shipped load Of stock
from Brogan to the Omaha market ON
Monday.
| Chas. Schwanz was engaged with
Smelling corn Thursday, which he haul
Cd to Joe Dozark and received rs cents
/ per bushel for it.
Mrs Art Eaton entertained the
ladies, Aid society on Wednesday and
Iaveryone able to be present enjoyed
1.-The afternoon to the utmost. 1t was a
ldisannointment to a number of the
members that because Of the threaten
Iinp weather they were unable to at
tend.
Mrs. Edward Downey, Of Omaha, isl
lsnending few weeks with her son,
leo and her daughter, Mrs. George
Lawler.
Mrs. G. w. Maynard entertained thel
lG. l.. F, w. club at her pleasant home1
lon Thursday last. A number of invitf
ed guests were present and very1
4 pleasant afternoon was enjoyed with
fancy work and visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Meyers are thei
proud possessors of an Ellington play
Ter piano. purchased recently. May theyl
land their chilaren enjoy many happy
hours with tfiamusic of the new instru-
Mr.. and MrS.NNm. Kelly are the own
ment. :t#@S
ers of news Cornish piano purchased
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Irwin, of Lake
View, spent Sunday at the pleasant A.
J. Slechta home.
w. H. Meyer and Henry Christensen
were shopping in Denison FRIDAY.
l In n.
tertained at a barn dance Saturday
evening and large number OF guests
present report jolly time.
Mrs. C. H. Richardson and Mrs. r.
Weed were business callers In Deni.
son Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs H., E. Weed shopped
and called on friends at Wall Lake
last Wednesday.
A, number of persons from this To-
cality attended the dance IN Odebolt
iSaturday evening.
/ MI. and Mrs. Elmer Fenton, of Timer
spent Saturday and Sunday at the Z.
IFenton home In Herring.
| Mrs. G.. Maynard enjoyed the
week end in Carroll Visiting with her
little friend. Miss Angela Brunce, who
I is recovering nicely from her recent
Illness. butts still confined to the hos
pital. s3y jlss. III
M and Mrs. A. ]. Slechta and broth.
ler. Henry, and Riley Whitmarsh were
guests at the J. l.. Maynard home on
Saturday evening.
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Miss Lovicie Morris spent Monday |
in Denison having dental work done.
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ORIaINAL NOTICE.

In the district court Of Iowa in and
for Crawford county-At the September
term, 1916. y EA.
Thomas White, $500 l,s ~ r.fa-r3
s8ar vs. ,,al - H,,.}.b, Sit i
Catharine Ann Grant, John S. Woodruff,
Felicia NJ. Woodruff, Oscar, f., Grant,
Jennie NJ. Grant, Homer D. Grant, Hor-
ace f. Grant and the unknown claim
b ants of the southeast quarter of Sec
jtiont 4, Township 50 North, Range 80.
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Mr.. Hughes, "Pep."

The "pep" that Candidate Hughes
is showing is a most encouraging sign
One of the chief reasons why the
American people think so much of Ted.
dy is because of his tremendous Wig,
or. They are going to find the same
thing lin Hughes, coupled with a most
remarkable mind.-Fremont Tribune.
= 49, ,.{ J
q The theory Of meeting the high cost
of gasoline in some places is to- let
the roads continue. so bad that no one
will want to burn any. }'t7N9 saf9s#
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Statement.

of the Ownership, Management, ETC.,
required by the Act of August "a, 1912
of the HERMANNER VOLKSBLATT,
published weekly, at Hermann, Mo-,
for April 1st, 1916.
Editor, Theo. Graf, Hermann, Mo.
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Known bondholders, mortgages and
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cent or more of total amount of
bonds, mortgages or other securities:
Mutual Savings & Loan Association,
Hermann, Mo.
THEO. GRAF, Editor.
Sworn and subscribed before me
this list day of April 1916.
FERDINAND PLETZ,
(SEAL) Clerk County COURT.
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tag. S. 6. Sumburg,
Berger, 800.