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cr. NO. l86.

Approved Marek ardy,ee 2, that wsrasss xohs An in ;Aaii all primary elections nas. . from and ate ih. age agGs,on, of tofs of the hs' laws ot jstS pa, age, residence ee otherwise res essssn1 ssI,' poll taxes s aha forpn mo of holding sis,li ssii sstioa sxSlr SI,sc: s.m.a SE E is' }, . s ;s!5as ssysas Etsa' hsa usdsr fs sS.t tss ss ]. state. Proyl9ee l,, ,n ,say 1rima.lSy..sl sjiSvsd ,lisss xs:s .9 S'f sR ?, ss. sbe will make oa'A
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ACT NO. l8o.

Approved March D. lsl,, ni.rrci
 An Act to permit School p,s' sss.r' issue bonds under prope' and for other purposes .d q, n
 Act provides that the bosaJ bsnaciaI ofl tors of any special, rural spse'1th ~ ths solidated schools distrle.s n ,naus, m shall have power to boffom school Si the purpose of purchasing s,s,g q s' rs or sites, building, erec'm,idIs hu,idIns buildings. The indebteddnneisss dn ise isii bull or buildings and site belohslns doid mopsj u said school district; and s saiu 2 ussS ,uii foi rived herefrom shall not pc se, useI ovt h ln other other purpose than that se' 0u' ' Act.
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ACT NO. 145.
ACI N Annrnuod FabrI1a

Approved February 28, 1yI7.
 An Act to fix salaries of county of ficials in all counties having popu- lation in excess of 75,000 persons; also fixes the number of deputies and the1r salaries. Authorizes the county judge with the consent and confirmation of the Grand Jury to appoint an auditor if the fees and emoluments of any of flee shall be insufficient to pay sala- ries the salaries of such office shall be reduced in proportion to the reve- nues of said office.
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ACT NO. 30.
Approved March 5, 1917.

Approved March 5, 1917.
 An Ac Acknowledging a just debt to E. A Mccullough. J. V. Walker. Jacob Trieber, as a commission. and John l. Moore. Steve Carrigan Jr. and C. w. Mckay, as attorneys to settle contro- versy between the State of Arkansas and Caldwell & Drake and make an ap- propriation to pay cos and expenses or said arbitration. Act appropriates $le'- 83310.
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ACT No. KS.

Approved February 8, 1917.
 An Act providing for statue Of the late James P. Clarke. Act provides for Governor to appoint three citizens or the state who shall determine kind or statue and employ artist to make same. No appropriation made for said statue and no compensation for commission ers' service,
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AcT MO. lsl.

An Act to accept me ecoesress derived from an Act oI ,on oV ns vocal provides for the promotion isss Vl ths sis education. Act authorilssss ns sad Ael to comply with all reauirehlr1ssss'th auare,lrss tho Act of Congress. Act reqc. csrry OuI Rosrd of Education to ~ nrovisions of this Act
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ACT NO. 9G.
Approved February 16 1917.

Approved February 16 ,1g17.
 An Act to amend subdivision Mum Der 1 of Section 1 of Act No. 197 of Acts of 1913 to establish tax on gifts, legacies, inheritances, be- quests, devises, successions and trans fers of property and to render more ef- fective the inheritance tax laws and re- duce expenses of collecting same. Act provides for tax on widows dover and husbands curtesy in excess of $5,000. Also provides for office of Inh heritance Tax Attorney al a salary of $3,O00 per annum.
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ACT No 1eo

1hPPIUNtU MdrCh ,, 1g17
 An Act to conserve tbe r.... resources T Of the state, and to, tor q, 1.
 Act specifically sets out tbs u. by which any gas or oil fonra n,e ne se State shall be conserved u and u.1 n for light, fuel and steam nov nou.1 uu authorizes the appointment tO~er, ~, inspector by the Governor m .,s q scribes duties and sets out nenaI., rau violation of provisions of tbis Ho.
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Al.r ND. [.

Approved January 22. 1917.
 An Act to appropriate money to pay salaries and expenses of fertilizer and feed inspectors and to pay for tags, freight, express. postage and contin- gent expenses and to transfer s15,000 from the Fertilizer Fund to the General Revenue Fund to pay mileage. per diem and contingent expenses of the General Assembly.
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ACr NO. 4.

A bill for an Act to be entitled An Act to appropriate money for the maintenance of the various depart ments of the state government to March 31. 1917.
 Deficiency bill to cover expenses in the Governors office. Attorney Gen erals office. Secretary of States of nce. Railroad Commission and Treas
 Act appropriates $7.125.
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AST NO. SC.
Anproyea February Is. 1917.

Approved February 15, 1917.
 An Act to provide depository for public funds and providing for salary If the county treasurers and other pur- poses. Act authorizes County Court to fix Repositories of public funds. in cluding school funds. Act also fixes fees of county treasurer and penalty for failure to carry Act into effect This Act does not apply to nor include the school funds in Little Rock and Argenta.
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ACT no. l73.

Approved March 6, 1917.
 An Act to prevent the spread of tageous diseases among live stoc1 Arkansas. and to provide for cremd of said animals after death. Act ml 1t the duty of the owner of any dead
 nal to immediately cremate same. fixes penalty for failure to carry
 provisions of this Act.
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ACT NO. l39.

Approved February 27. 1917.
 An Act to amend Act 11S of the Acts of 1913, for the organization, control of banks, trust companies. and savings banks.
 Section 13 is amended by providing that upon reorganization or consolida- tion shall be affected by two-thirds vote of the stockholders of the respec-
 Section 25 is amended by adding that any bank, state, or national making application to be designated IS reserve agent. shall be subject to examination and to re-examination thereafter in the discretion of the commissioner. and shall pay the same fees provided in Section ls of this Act.
 Amends Section 39 by authorizing the comments or criticism of the com missioner relating to the condition of the bank to be placed by the officer of the bank receiving the same before the Board of Directors.
 Amends Section 49 by inserting, in lieu of the fifty cents on each $1,000 of its capital stock, the one-hundredth of 1 per cent of the total assets of the bank and provides that the maximum amount for examining any one bank shall not exceed $400. nor be less than s20 for each examination. The com missioner may, in his discretion, exam inc each bank twice a year, or often if necessary.
 commissioner becomes satisfied that the capital stock of any bank is i'm paired. he shall require the stockhold- CTS or officers to pay a sufficient sum to restore the capital or require a good and sufficient bond therefor.
 Amends Section 53 so as to provide that upon taking possession of any bank and making a sale of its prop erty tbat said property. real or per- sonal, shall be sold at public or pri- vate sale.
 Said section is further amended by authorizing the chancery court, in va cation. shall have the power to make orders for sale of the property of such bank. and validates all such proceed ings as if made in term time.
 Act further enlarges the powers of the Bank Commissioner and prescribes his duties in carrying out the provis- ions of this Act
 Act also provides penalty for ma uciously circulating any report or ru- nor affecting the financial standing of any bank; also. raises Bank Com missioner's salary from $3,000 to $4,000 per annum.
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ACT NO. 1.

Approved June 12, 15l1.
 An Act to provide and appropriate funds to pay mileage and per diem ana contingent expenses for the General Assembly, and for other purposes.
 Appropriated s20,000 out of the Cap itol Fund, s50000 out of the Highway Improv ement Fund. and the Treasurer and Auditor of State directed to re- fund said amounts when sufficient amount accumulates to the credit or these funds in the state treasury.
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ACT NO. ISn.

Approved February 23, 191H
 An Act for the better enforcement of the mining laws of the state and pun ishment for violations thereof.
 Act increases the authority and pow CT of the Mine Inspector and enlarges the scope of his duties. Also provides penalty for violation of Act
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ACT NO. 15O.

Approved MATCH I, 1y17.
 An Act to make the Secretary of State custodian of the State Capitol Building, and provides for the mainte nance thereof.
 Act gives Secretar yof State control of the State Capitol Building; author fixes the appointment of employees and fixes the salary thereof.
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ACT 10. 129.

Approved February 23. 1917.
 Act to purchase Arkansas Supreme Court Reports for Justices thereof.
 Act authorizes Clerk of Supreme Court to purchase complete set of Re ports for each of the Judges of the Su- preme Court of the State to be paid out of the Library Funds.
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ACT NO. IA.

Approved February 27, 1917.
 Act to amend Section 2 of Act 18S of the Acts of 1907
 Act amends Section 7590 of Kirby's Digest so as to authorize a levy not exceeding 12 mills by any school dis trict for the purposes therein mention ed.
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ACT NO. s.

Approved February 15 1917.
 An Act to amend sections ana . .of Act No. l12 of General Acts of 1911, as amended by Act No. 122 of the Acts of 1913. Act provides that upon repor, of the Tax Commission to Auditor. the Auditor shall charge and certify to the Treasurer of State for collection tax one one-tenth of per cent upon capital stock employed in this state.
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Acr NO. AO.

Approved February 5, 1917.
 An Act to provide for tne payment of the expenDes and per diem of the committee for the inyestibation of the Hospital for Nervous Diseases. Act ap- propriates S1.AS2.S5 for such purpose.
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ACT NO. I5I.
ApproYed EehruaI

Approved February 2S. 1917.
 An Act to construe Section 1s of Article 19 of the Constitution of the State.
 Act prescribes the qualifications and fitness of Superintendent of the Hospi- tai for Nervous Diseases.
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ACT NO. 52.

Approved February 8, 1917.
 An Act to amend Section 6204. kfr- by's Digest, providing that verdict or nine jurors in civil cases shall be ac- cepted
 Act authorizes acceptance of verdict of nine jurors in civil cases.
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ACT NO. 61.

Approved February s, 1917.
 An Act to appropriate money to pay deficiencies for maintaining State Cap itol building and to provide for its maintenance for the months of Janu- ary, February and March, 1917. Act appropriates SAT, ,325.36.
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Approved January 31, 1917.
 An Act to amend Section of Act No. 22o of the General Assembly of 1905. entitled An Act to amend Sec tions 63s7, s3SS and 63s9 of Kirby's Digest, so far as they apply to certain counties only. Act applies only to eer- tain counties.
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ACT NO. 2.

An Act for the establishment of mu- nicipaI courts in cities of the hrst class, prescribing their Jurisdiction and that of the Justices of the peace, and fixing compensation of officers In such cities and townships, and Tor oth-
 Applies to all cities with population exceeding 12,000 and under 15,oOO, ac- cordinR to preceding census.
 Court to be styled Municipal Court ot
 provides for seal; said court abolishes police court in such clties' and all Jurisdiction in said police courts rests in municipal court sI herein es,ac nniica courts to be transferred to munlc'pai courts when established.
 Municipal judge shall hold office Tor four years. Police judge now Tn olIice 10 act as municipal judge until his sue eessor is elected and qualified. Munlc. lpal judge must be twenty-five years or age, good moral character learned oL vhe law, two years resident or the state, have practiced four years ana have been admitted to the Supreme Court of Arkansas two years; shaii not engage in practice of law during term of office. Salary. s2.4oo per annum, payable monthly. If municipal 2uuee to be filled by election by regular prac, ttcing attorney of such court Said special judge shall receive $8 per day while he holds court; similar fees to those provided by general law In cases before Justices of the peace.
 Appeals must be taken within thlrty days after Judgment rendered.; such appeals to be advanced on docket In Circuit Court and stand for trial de noyo ten days after being docketed.
 All general laws applying to Jus .fces of the peace not fnconsis- t.nt with the provisions of this Act. nor with the provisions of general laws of police courts, shall apply to the municipal courts herein created.
 Act specifically sets out Jurlsdlctlon of municipal courts; makes the city clerk. chief of police and constable or a township officers of the court; nx- inR the salaries and regulating the YsAs tn be charged in suits.
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ACT NO. g.

Approved February 8, 1917.
 An Act appropriating money to cover deficiency of Fish and Game Commis- sion for the remainder of the biennial period. Act appropriates S23,00O, or so mu,h thereof as is necessary.
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AFT NO. I2.

Approved January 24. l9l7.
 An Act to provide for the payment of the expenses of the auditing. com? rnittee of the Fortieth General Assem- bIy and appropriating funds for the payment of same. Act appropriated S4l73S7 for said purpose.
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ACT NO. IT. AnnroYed March f 1a1n

Approved MATCH $, 1917.
 An Act to regulate domestic c. rations, associations. partns,sI firms or joint stock companies c atfng a hotel, hospital, sanitarlum lnfirmary, and generating electr for same, and other purposes,
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ACT NO. 99.

Approved February 1b 1gI7.
 Act calling a Constitutional Conven- tion.
 Act provides for the calling of Con- stitutional Convention for the purpose of drafting a Constitution for the State of Arkansas to be held in Little Rock, Arkansas, on the 18th day of November, 1917.
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ACT NO. 1es.

AppIoNeu Marcn b, 1917,
 Act authorizing cities of ,ho class to vacate, discontinue stre.s. alleys. 'ee''
 Act provides that cities of mor. 12,000 and less than 15.O00. will consent of abutting property ow ,,'. may vacate, discontinue, sejl o, . away any street or alley when yo, public good. iO'
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ACT NO. 143,

Approved February 27. 1917.
 Act amends Section 6053 of Ktrby's Digest.
 Act changes the time for delivery of copy of complaint and summons from 60 to 30 days.
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ACT NO. DO.

Approved February 15, 1917.
 An Act to appropriate money for bal ance of salary of Assistant Supreme Court Librarian from July 91, 1916, to March 31, 1917. Act appropriates s60O for said purpose.
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ACT Nh IA,

App.oved March ,, 1917.
 An Act authorizing thatc. CT or Labor or persons d,,,v ,vvommlss
 py him to file informatios, author or the peace courts. msvn m lul municipal court. or any co, )udst potent Jurisdiction for vio,a1t ia1t Of 9 bor laws. 'ioiation Of
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ACT NO. 124.

Act appropriates money to pay for printing and publishing amendments to the Constitution submitted by the leg islature of 1915. Act approprhtes $S6.- 6Q0
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The term of .,, :

..r! Ins ., term T: of all otf,c.,.
 ,titut,aI, Sats Es the isgislaturss sns ;,ssses succeeding their ei.st, petin J..sc o Act amends Sectior ss
 Srsest. requiring the ". ,vfz of Kil pond on or by the tsnerin to n ' !snuary of each year nrst n., Monda%a % vacant and Governor {, ,otherwiss <, tent person to All yacs appoint cos
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ACT NO. Ieo

An Act to appropriate monar Fourth Agricultural School lIy nisy.i ior| the biennial term ending 1n,,s 1n,s'iict|
 Act appropriates s6,O5o 'u'y l. \
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ACT NO. Rl.

Approved February 14. 1917.
 Act to appropriate money for den ciency of the Confederate Home TOT the biennial period ending March S1' Act appropriates s12,OOo for such pur- noses
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ACT M. Ix2
Approved Februa

Approved February 28, 1917.
 Act to provide for maintenance and salaries of the Third Agricultural School.
 Act, appropriates s7,5o0.
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htI Nb. F<- d February 12. 1917.

Approved February 12. 1917
 An Act to appropriate funds to cover deficiencies of the state Highway De- partment during the biennial period ending March 31. be17. Act appropri- ates st7,647.4S.
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A,.u ACT NO. Ieo.

HpIoxeo March 1, 1917
 An Act to permit any uls,rict in the State to special NI ana ana 10 mortgage propertv ttvr,ow md trlct to secure same 'y In the No. s4s of the sseti01s xets oi 2 3,ss sed | #
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ACT NO. 1A.
Approved Febrnarx 2S.1a17

RppTOVtU zo,--15IT.
 Act provides that the Circuit Court shall suspend any county, township of fcer or prosecuting attorney upon pre- sentiment or indictmept for offenses named in the Act. and Governor is au- thorized temporarily so appoint to fill cancy or thesdisability kS removah. If vacancy occurs during etAession of tke court. a temporary appointment tsft6 be made by the circuit judge.
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to cover deficiencies for the biennial period ending July !. lsie' 10 'uy l.
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Fish Fund. out of which fund the ex. penses of the Game and Fish Commits sion are to be paid.
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ACT NO. F.

In the county jail. In effect from and after Ms passage.
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ACT NO. 75.

Approved February 12. 1917.
 An Act for the better protection for the public safety. Act makes 1t unlaw- fnl for any person or persons. com pany or corporation. or receiver of any railroad, to operate locomotive engines that are not so constructed that the engineer and fireman shall be located undkf the same roof Of the engine cab at all times while on duty. Act pro-
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A,,,ou. ACT NO. lm.

.Acf to aIch l, lsl7 of KirSy.s tU .smsna n'n!!.e Section. i,,, ,,. o, Aer z rv nxes . the liability ot q. Saata ~ any dog for killinr" i" ,he ov goats and provides that <. Of she.p S 20 debility to the own.. ,nere shail 'or kiiHng same. or said
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AFT NO TT

Approved February 12, 1917.
 An Act to pay salaries of teach CTS and anployes of JonesbSro AgrieuIta- sal Sob ool Ast approprietes moaeys
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lCT No. K.

Approved March 1, 1917. g
 An Act to fix tenure of state, dis trict. county and township offtcSrA
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-28

dali family were residents of here for
| many years and the remains will be
brought here Wednesday morning.
The funeral is to be held in Galland' 8
Grove and the deceased will be laid
to rest by the side of her husband.
Her son, Lewis, was here Monday
from Boone, making arrangements for
| the funeral and burial. The obituary
will be given next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Howorth were
| visitors at the home OF her parents,
in Dunlap Sunday.
Riley Talcott and wife, of Maple
ton, Sundayed with his brother. Van,
! and wife, g
| HOworth Bros. received several Ger
| loads OF hogs from Kansas City last
week
h The domestic science class met at
@he home al Mrs. Fl. G. Scott Tues
day afternoon with a good attendance
| Miss Ellen Scott being the leader.
Mrs. H. G. Scott demonstrated sal.
ad. This branch OF the WOmar's
club is very helpful and much good
is derived from its meetings. , r., .
The ]. o. Hecker family of Dunlap,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Boylan, and Mrs.
L., M. Baer, of Denison, were Sabbath
guests at the Frank Odell family.
H. G. Scott and wife and Mrs. w. e.
Dow were callers at the county seat
Saturday t'.e
aIChas. Hagens, Geo. thinner and
Adam Sharp shipped stock to Omaha
Monday. Mr.. thinner accompanied
the shipment. 'N
Mrs. Vera Paul came home Satur-
day from Pocahontas to visit her folks
Mrs. w. N. Schouten very pleasant
ly entertained the Larkin club Friday
afternoon and the usual good time
was enjoyed. Dainty refreshments
were served at the close n
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CRYING goa HELP
Lots Of it in Denison but Daily Grow
ing Less.

The kidney often cry for help.
Not another organ in the whole
body more delicately constructed;
Not one more important to health.
The kidneys are the filters of the
blood.
When they fail the blood becomes
foul and poisonous. ..-
There can be no health where there
is poisoned blood. .-
Backache is one of the frequent in.
dications of kidney trouble.
1t is often the kidneys cry for help.
Heed it.
: Read what Doan's Kidney Pills
have done for over-worked kidneys.
Read what Doan's have done for
Denison people.
Mrs. NJ. c. Fuller, ia E. Broadway,
Denison, says: Gust recently, Doan's
Kidney Pills were brought TONY not
ice and l started to take them. find
that so far they have acted as repre-
sented, as great relief has followed
their use. My back has become
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Mrs. Alex McCOrd was over from
| Defiance several days last. week,
guest at the Arch Laird home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Spence ant
baby, OF Earlham, have been visiting
| with relatives here for a few days.
Cart and Bertha Tatroe and theil
father, were entertained at Sunday
dinner at the Thos. Munsey home.
Elder j. B. Wildermuth was called
| from Red Oak the first Of the week tt
conduct the funeral of Mrs. Sabine
Cross. Ma 1911 -. #i,& n -
The Henry Almsted family. were W
from Dunlap Sunday visiting at%the
Frank Thompson lenea stsS H.
Lincoln Goddard and family were
| called here the last of the week from
Fit. Dodge on account of the death oil
Mrs, Goddard's mother, Mrs. Sabinaa
Cross. 80 III
OK. Meyers was down from Deni
son Sunday afternoon" In attendance
at the dedication at the NJ. E. church
A specialist was called from Omaha
last week to see Mrs. ]. N, Bell whose
condition remains unchanged. We
are told that she will be taken to Ro
chester soon where she will undergo
on operation for heart goitre.
Miss Bernice Alexander was UP from
Omaha over Sunday visiting her folks.
Mrs. Earl Morrison was a Denison
visitor Saturday. Is. ..:. .-.,.
Glenn Leslie arrived Sunday from
Orchard, Nebr., for visit at the home
of his sister. Mrs. Clark Best.
There will be an alumni business
meeting at the home of E. G. Virgins
next Friday night at 1880.
Miss Mime Baer returned Saturday
from a weeks visit with relatives in
Dunlap. Her ccutint Miss Gertie
Hansen came with her for visit of
several days. -.* :z
The Sunday schools of the different
denominations are preparing for Eas-
ter programs. H., - mi
Mrs. Mike Weatherby left Sunday
for her home in Council Bluffs after
a pleasant visit at the CIV. Jordan
A miscellanious shower was given
at the Fred Colby home Saturday af-
ternOOn in honor of Miss Emma VIII
Der. About thirty were there and it
is needless to say all had very nice
time. A. two course lunch was served
at the conclusion and the guests de.
parted with congratulations and best
wishes to the bride-tO-be, who also
was the recipient of many dainty and
beautiful gifts. Mrs. Howard Pegg,
of Mondamin, and Miss Nora Finni-
gen, of Buck Grove, we're the out of
town guests. "r**&t.t
Mrs. Henry Seimer played the part
Of hostess to the ]. +. club last We'd
nesday,. goodly number being pre-
sent to enjoy the afternoons pleas.
ures and especially the dainty repast
at the close after which the company
took their leave. thanking the hostess
for very pleasant afternoon.
A party was, given at the Harry
huntington home Saturday afternoon
IN homo. of the eleventh birthday of
heir daughter, Margaret. Games
we're played and a jolly time is re-
ported. Delicious refreshments com
,leted the afternoon. q n, 4. u
Miss Lisle 0oldswOrthy came from
Manning Saturday for an over Sunday
visit at the parental, j.. T. Colds.
worthy home. ~.
The school board viii. sell the school
houses in the rural districts and the.
school house in Dow City amid the
ences out-buildings etc, in the near