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LOCAL SECURITIES MARKET

Laird and Company, DUPONT Building,
furnish the following quotations of local
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Mrs. r. Halsey. Of Camden. \ J.
is visiting friends ar the Cedars.
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Miss Eva Barsky. q member OF the
senior class at Goucher College. Bal
timore, returned home last evening
to spend her ten days spring vaoa-
ton
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Hugo lessen, Billie Huskey, w. j.
lott visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Anderson and children
drove up to the home of her brother.
Albert. Sunday to spend the day
The l., A. s. met with Miss Lovicie
Morris Friday and the afternoon was
spent in visiting and fancy work.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Newton took din.
ner with her father and sister Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Beaman visited
at the w. j. Wilkinson home Tuesday
Mr.. Beaman was looking after Mr.
Wilkinson's bees.
Mrs. S. d. Newton and Mrs. George
Newcom, of Boyer visited at the A.
d. Whey home Thursday.
Sam Anderson returned home the
fore part Of the week from Chicago,
Sam was extra well pleased with the
price he received for his stock.
Mrs. Albert Whey took load OF
school children to Kiron Friday after.
noon. Rev. Ralston accompanied them
The little boys played Kiron a game
of ball and were very proud to have
won the game.
MIS-. john Anueisoh leCe''cu
message that her sister, Nora's, little
babe had passed away and Mrs. Ander
son left ut once to be with her sister
Mrs. Williams has charge of her house
hold during her absence.
L. +. Morris and f. McNeal. of the
school board. attended services held
at the M. f. church Sunday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schiller have
purchased the Spence place and will
soon move to their new home.
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in the evening. This year there are
three to graduate, Miss Helen ROh'
wer, Ed Ehler and Herbert Wetzel.
err. The schools are preparing fine
program for the evening, which will
consist of music by the orchestra
oratiOns, and a comic opera, and no
doubt every one will find something
to enjoy during the evening.
L. H. Bassett was a Sioux City Wis
itor the first of the week.
DR.. H. D. Jones took Mildred Hill
to Ida Grove Friday for an X-Ray ex'
animation.
Little Evelyn Carstens has been on
the sick list a few days the past week
Report says that there is ball
team being organized now for Schles
wig, and that the members are busily
engaged in getting in training for
games.
After visiting here in the Henry
Naeve home, Mr.. John Smith and
grand daughter Luella Naeve return
ed to their home at Bronson Monday
Albert II. Stoltenberg and family
returned home on Monday from Wis
it in Denison at the E. X. Burch home
Mrs Henry H. Schroeder was host
ess to the Larkin club on Tuesday al
her pleasant country home northwest
OF town.
The little playmates of Elsie Ehler
went to the home OF her parents to
celebrate her birthday All the little
folks enjoyed themselves and all par
took of lovely lunch served by Mrs.
Ehler.
Louie Naeve returned from Omaha
on Saturday for an over Sunday visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lorenzen and
baby came up from Ricketts, on Sat.
urday to attend the dance and to
spend Sunday with their parents here.
The dance at the Pastime Theater
Saturday was very poorly attended
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Spain and Henry KlUtz were at thi
lake couple of days seeing what lucl
they could have fishing. but although
they caught few, they didn't seen
very we'll pleased with their success
Fritz Mohr was transacting bust
ness in Kiron on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Drummer return
ed to their home at Beaver Creek
Mimi, on Monday after weeks Wis
it here with their son Ben.
Hans Peter Hub, of Boone. is here
for visit with relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. Jurgen Schroeder were
in Denison few days the past weel
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Olry ant
also helping her celebrate her birth
day.
Mrs. Jurgen SPAIN spent the pas
week visiting with relatives north O
Ida Grove.
Mrs. AIDE Miller and baby, of Car
roll are here for visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jochims an,
other relatives and friends.
Miss Martha Woock entertained hel
friend, Miss Baak, of Ricketts,. ovel
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Peters and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. John Line
and children made an auto trip tt
Arthur Friday evening.
The baccalaureate sermon was
delivered Sunday evening at the Erie
dens church by Rev. w. r. WetZel
err
Elmer H. Watson and Walter Sch
roeder were Denison visitors on Fri
day.
Julius Rohwer and Otto Evers wen
to Bronson on Thursday for a visi
with Naeye brothers. They returned
Friday morning.
The schools will close here Friday
May Goth. The commencement eX
ercises will be held at the opera house
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and at 10 o'clock Il delicious lunch
was served with the sophomores as
walters. The evening came to close
by the juniors singing Farewell Sen.
iors" All enjoyed the evening to the
fullest extent and vote the juniors
good and royal entertainers.
Emil Ever's hardware store will be
greatly improved by new glass front.
Baccalaureate services for the class
of 1916 were held Sunday evening
at the M. E. church. Rev. Cook gave
splendid address to a large audi.
ence. The church was prettily de.
corated by the juniors in the seniors
class colors, green and cream. The
graduates this year are Henrietta
Stiner, Ella Rohwer Arlo Buck. Clar.
ence Pruter and Ludwig Siegner.
On Friday evening a program was
given at the school house by the sen.
iors and eighth grade. The seniors
gave their orations and all in good
shape. while the eighth grade fur.
nished the music. The audience
claims to have been royalty entertain.
ed.
Frank Kileen and two sons were
passengers to Carroll Monday.
Mrs. August Vuss and daughters
Evelyn and Dorothy visited at the
Adam Short home in Vail Sunday.
Henry Book and Jim Kileen went
to st. Paul, Mimi, Saturday to look
at land.
Otto Wlkens shipped carload OF
cattle to Omaha Saturday.
Melvin Hickey, Of Vail, is the new
clerk at Pattersons Drug Store.
Miss Caswell, of Denison, spent q
few days here helping with the high
school Operetta
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Miss Meta Mohr accompanied her
uncle. Horace Jochims, to Denison on
Friday afternoon to have some den
tai work done.
Schleswig now has two freights dai.
ly, beginning May 18th, the first ar
irving from the east at 12:05 p. M,
and from the west at $40 p. m. This
move on the part Of the railway COM
pany certainly meets with the approx.
al of everyone.
julius Rohwer and Otto Evers took
the Puella club girls out to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LEM on Tues.
day evening, where the girls say they
had one of the most enjoyable eve.
nings they have had for some time.
The NJ. G. r. Club met with Mrs
l.. II. Bassett on Friday afternoon.
The time was spent with fancy work
and visiting.
Little Mildred Hill. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hill, had the misfOr.
tune to get her leg broken on Monday
when she fell from the see-saw ut
the school grounds. At present she
is getting along nicely.
Jimmie Schultz and Henry Jahde
were in Denison Friday on business.
Jacob Ehrke has sold out the city
Cafe to Ed Butler, of Charter Oak,
the deal being closed on Monday, Mr..
Ehrke receiving two houses and lots
in the deal. The Ehrke family will
move back to Charter Oak from which
place they came about a year ago, and
the Buffers will occupy the, Ehrke
house.
Ernst Stoltenberg, John SPAIN. Fred
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Mrs. John Witter went to Denison
Monday to visit her brother.
Ben Quathamer has set out num-
Der of hitching posts across the street
from his place of business. A much
needed accommodation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther f. Brazel are
the happy parents of second boy,
born May 18th. All doing WELL
Albert Petersen lost a horse Fri.
day with lock jaw.
Mr.. VIM. Switzer celebrated his
Goth birthday Sunday.
The German box social held Satur-
day night in Mr. Neubaum's garage
was financial success notWithstand,
ing the rainy night.
A fine program was rendered under
the direction of Miss Marie NiewOeh.
ner, and reflected just credit on the
teacher and all who took part.
The boxes were many and beauti.
full. Dennis Griffin proved himself an
efficient autioneer and sure knew how
to coax out the dollars. All were sold
at a good figure The ladies' also dis.
posed of seven gallons OF delicious
hand made ice-cream- and 1t was
made of cream too. All present voted
the affair a grand success.
The Kenisington club met with Mrs
Frank Slater at her pleasant country
home and very social time was en-
joyed by all present Mrs. Otto Wat
je and Mrs. Emil Stegeman were Wis
itors that afternoon. An elegant
luncheon was served. A very pleas
ant feature of the affair was the auto
ride there and back home.
Mr.. ]. b. Nichols is expected to
come from Manning and take person.
al charge of his store here. Mrs. Nora
Finnigan has been ably filling his
place during his absence. Nora is
well liked by all her customers.
Mr.. Bassett, of Schleswig, with his
force of workmen has commenced
work on the Asmus store and new
barber shop, and when 1t dries up
the work will go ahead rapidly.
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At No. l school house, Nellie Elem
ing teacher, there will be held a pro.
gram and pie supper June lst. All
are cordially invited to attend. Ladies'
please bring pie.
Pussie Schroeder visited the week
end at the John Fleming home.
John Judy had the misfortune Of
losing one of his valuable cows Fri
day of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fleming were
Denison shoppers Friday
Rev. j. l.. Ralston and wife visited
at the Seth Anderson home Thursday.
Mrs. Della Taylor. of near Vail, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. David Anderson,
from Wednesday until Friday.
Little Clara Peterson, who has suf-
fered from Brights disease for near
ly three months, is not getting along
as we'll as she might. She is still un
der the doctors care and we hope she
may fully recover in the near future.
Among those attending the Odebolt
tabernacle meetings Wednesday eve
ming were Arthur Paulson, Julius Cor
nish, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Henrichsen,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Anderson, Rev.
and Mrs. Ralston. Algot and Olga Tay.
lor, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Anderson,
Tena Nelson, Nellie Fleming and LIE.
roy Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs Levi Erickson were in
Odebolt Thursday.
A new cement bridge is being put
in north of the Nels Taylor residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Peterson were
in Odebolt Friday
The Epworth League will hold its
annual anniversary program next Sun.
day evening All invited.
Levy Anderson. who has been work
ing for Levi Erickson this spring, be-
gan work at the lumber yard at Ode
bolt Tuesday morning.
We are sorry to report the death of
Grandpa Berg, who died Saturday
evening from cancer. Funeral serv.
ices were held Tuesday at the Bethel
Lutheran church.
Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Hansen were
Schleswig callers one day last week.
Delbert Ellis was at DenisOn Satur
day.
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Peter Graves, of Denison, spent
Thursday with West Side friends.
John Strathman and Herman Mar.
tens were Omaha passengers Friday
going from there to Bancroft, Neb.,
to visit with Chas. Martens.
On Saturday julius Hagge shipped
two cars of cattle to Chicago and Gus
Brocksen one. Both went with the
shipment.
Patterson & Campbell have received
another load of Fords.
Mrs. VIM Eiffert was passenger
to Carroll Thursday.
The chapter of o. L. S., held a
meeting Thursday evening and the
men did the serving. They are to be
given credit for their splendid lunch.
Bill Ewalt is doing some good roads
work here.
Ivan and LA Glasscock, Mrs. A. j.
Kelley and daughter, Miss Erma, au.
toed to Carroll Friday.
The German Ladies' Aid held a
lunch and apron bazaar Saturday. Al.
though the weather was quite unfa-
vorable. the ladies took in about $55.
Bert Slater, OF Omaha, is organizing
a w. o. w., in West Side. Mr.. Slater
enjoyed a visit from his wife and
little daughter Ruth Sunday.
A moonlight dance was held at the
Germania Opera house Wednesday
evening, and Eppers orchestra fur.
nished the music, which was very
much enjoyed by ALL The crowd was
fairly good sized.
The West Side high school spent
Thursday at the lake, having made
the trip in cars. The day was very
pleasantly spent in rowing, skating
and other sports. Miss Mary Peters
accompanied the 7th and Sth grades
to the grove. The primary had a
picnic Friday in Benton's grove and
the LIST and End intermediate at Bert
Mitchell's grove. Everyone enjoyed
themselves.
Herman Buck was in Omaha Monday
buying corn.
On Tuesday evening, May 10th, the
juniors entertained the seniors and
faculty at the A. J. Kelly home. The
evening was spent with various games
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Mrs. G. p. Hoefer left Wednesday
for few weeks visit at the paren-
tai home in Nebraska.
Miss Erna Detlefs. of Battle Creek.
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Gus
Shaw, for few days.
John Boysen was an Omaha visi.
tor Thursday and Friday, returning
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wendt visit
ed at the w. F. Baak and Carl Ma
hukes homes over Sunday.
Chris Hoefer went to Ute Friday
to play in the orchestra for the dance
at that city.
A number of friends were enter
tanned by Bill Grath Friday evening
in honor of his birthday.
Misses Rose Mundt and Edna Baak
were Charter Oak callers Friday.
Mrs. F. J. Munster, Miss Anna Rel
mers and John Munster were Char.
Nell McGrath returned with them and
is making a few weeks stay at the
|T. j. Munster hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Baak left for
Sioux City Wednesday with their car.
From there they intend to go to their
farm in Nebraska and make few
weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Munster and
Misses Anna Reimer and Nell Nc
Grath were shopping in Denison Fri
day.
Little Miss Carsten, of Schleswig,
visited with her sister, Mrs. Harry
Lorenzen during the past week.
Charlie Mohr, formerly Of Lake
View, was Ricketts, caller one day
last week.
Another meeting of the Larkin
club was held at the home of Mrs.
Bill Mundt Wednesday afternoon. The
usual good time was reported.
Plans have been made for a Chill.
dren's day May 9th. The program
consists of the usual contests for the
children and dancing during the at
ternoon, and dance for the young
people in the evening.
A number of friends were enter
tanned at the Gus Rickert home Tues.
day evening in honor of Mr.. Ricketr's
birthday.
Misses Ethel and Hazel Beetles Wis
tied with their folks at Ute over Sun.
day.
Miss Caroline Baak visited with
Miss Martha WOock at SchlesWig over
Sunday.
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The question is asked what has De!
come of the prominent citizen VINO US
ed to sit on the platform and take part
in the Memorial Day exercises. wen
apparently they are all dead or gone
automobile riding, while their small
sons are helping keep up the celepra'
ton of the day by marching alold sue
of the bass drum player in the paraoe'
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ON account of the muddy roads and
heavy rain, but those present enjoyed
the time spent.
Mrs. Adolph Cook, a former resident
here, but now living in Oregon, arriv
ed Saturday for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Baak and other friends.
Born on Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Wilert, baby boy.
The Puella and M. G. r. clubs met
at the Willie Schroeder home on Sat
urday evening and honored Miss Lee
by giving her a miscellaneous shower
The teachers We're honored guests
on Friday evening when Miss Ella
kahler entertained them and the Pu
ellae club at her country home.
The German Ladies' club will meet
this Wednesday with Mrs. Hans Lob
Sc.
Mrs. Hans Iversen and little lone and
Mrs. Rudolph Christensen are visiting
relatives at Charter Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ehlers and fam
lily are living in their house west OF
the Leader office while they are having
some repairing done on their own
home in the northwest part OF town.
Miss Anna Lohse spent few days
last week visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Mat Jacobsen at Ida Grove.
Miss Lundgren, a nurse OF Omaha
is here to help care for Mr. +. John
sen, who is quite i'll.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24

Do not change the stock from dry
to green feed suddenly; give them
dry feed in the morning before turn.
ing them out.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-24

June pruning of the young orchard
will encourage the formation Of fruit
buds advises the hOriculturists of the
extensio ndepartment at Iowa State
college. The practice tends to check
growth, which always means increas-
ed fruit yield.
Evening star., 1916-05-14
PoCAHONTAS WOULD APPROVE.
Her Spirit for Preparedness, Speaker
at Cavaliers Celebration Saws

Pocahontas would have approved OF
the preparedness parade in New
York yesterday If she in spirit could
have overlooked the marchers. declar-
ed Miss Jessie Dell. speaking at the
celebration of the 30sth anniversary
of the landing of the colonists at
Jamestown. held by the Maryland
branch of the Scions of Colonial Cava-
liers at the home of Miss /. Riggs Web
ster, 2126 r street northwest. last
night.
The evening was given over to praise
of the United States and of Virginia
addresses being delivered by Daniel
Smith Gordon, president of the local
branch; DR.. J. G. B. Bulloch. Mrs. F.
Berger Moran and Miss Dell. Refresh
ments followed the formal program.
Among those present besides those
mentioned were Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey c. Thomas of
Baltimore, Mrs. Collin Clark White.
Miss Ella Hoyle. Mrs. David Ward. Miss
Lulu Barbour Ewing. Mrs. Emma Ham,
ilton Bulloch, Miss Bell Scott Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Rust. Mrs. Archibald
Oracle and Miss Edith Oracle. Mrs.
George Calvert and Miss Calvert. Mrs.
George Marcus Wright and Miss
Wright Thomas c. Washington, Col
and Mrs F. NJ. Stewart. Mrs. e. c.
Lewis and William r. Flag Of New York.
Evening star., 1916-05-14
RETIREMENT BODY TO MEET
Civil Service Organization Opens
Convention Here on Thursday.

The annual convention OF the United
States Civil Service Retirement Associa-
tion is 70 be held In this city. beginning
10 O'Clock Thursday morning The ses-
sions will be held In G. A. X Hall, 1872
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. There
will be a night session Thursday at s
o'clock. and Friday there will be a ban
Quet at the New Ebbitt Hotel.
The executive committee will hold a
meeting at the New Ebbitt Hotel
Wednesday evening. The officers Of the
association are:
Daniel Goldschmid.. president. posta.
service. New York city: Llewellyn Jor-
dan, secretary. Treasury Department; r.
Stone Jackson. treasurer. Treasury De-
partment: J. B. De Hart. first vice presi-
dent. bureau engraving and printing; Jen-
ME l. Munroe. second vice president. In
tsrior Department. and James e. Lyma n
third vice president, postal service. Chi
ergo. LII
Evening star., 1916-05-14

Amid applause that rang through
the central exhibit headquarters of the
Baby week" management. 18th and F
streets northwest. last night the win
ners in The Star poster contest received
their awards. in gold.
A representative Of The Star. acting
in place Of Clifford X. Bergman, spoke
Of the interest taken in the poster con-
test and announced that more than
fifty subjects had been submitted for
Judgment. The audience was told that
it was with no little difficulty that the
judges selected the winners, as prac-
tically all of the subjects were consid-
cred good.
List Of the Winners.
The prize winners were: First prize,
$25, for the best design submitted by
a person not in the public schools. to
Worth B. Carnahan. 336 c street north
west.
Second prize. of SIS. for best design
submitted by a high school pupil. to
Mildred Wolf of Central High School
Third prize. so. for that submitted
by a pupil of the graded schools. to
Mary Elizabeth Gednsy. twelve years
old. of 1l44 w street northwest.
Honorable mention WAS given A. N
Walker of the Argyle apartments. in
the first class; Eleanor North of Gen.
tral High School. in the second class
and olga Meissner. eleven years old. OF
1907 Center street. Mount Pleasant, in
the third class.
The judges were Clifford X. Berry.
man Of The Star, c. Powell Mfnnigerods
Of. the$ $Corcoran Art Gallery and 0iss
Evening star., 1916-05-14
PSI OMEGA BANQUET.
Georgetown Fraternity Gives Fare
we'll Feast in Honor of Seniors,

: Beta Pheta Chapter Of Psi Omega
Georgetown University. gave a fare
we'll banquet last night at the Pow
hatan Hotel in honor of the senior
members Of the fraternity at the uni
versity, DIR. s. W. Bowles. dean. pre-
siding. About forty-hve members OF
the Organization were present, and ad-
dresses of compliment, reminiscence
and good fellowship were delivered
by DR. Bruce Taylor, DR.. G. Julian Sib-
ley, DR.. J. T. McClenahan, Dr. B. j
Lohr, Dr. z. W. Boe DR.. H. B. Meloy
Dr. r. A. Casteel, e. T. McLeary. A.
W. Alsobrok, l. G. Kohlmere and John
3. DonoGhuA
Evening star., 1916-05-14
DELEGATES INSTRUCTED.
Progressives of Georgia Favor Col
Roosevelt for President.

ATLANTA. Ga. May 13.-The Georgia
delegation to the national progressive
convention in Chicago. ratified here to-
day, was instructed for Theodore
Roosevelt and the national progressive
platform Of 1912 was given unqualified
Endorsement.
The state executive committee was
given power to name the electors to be
voted on In the presidential election in
November. Progressive leaders said
that this plan would enable the Georgia
progressives to provide the proper cleo
ton machinery in the event the pro-
eressives and republicans fixed on q
common presidential candidate.