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Sco,olss & Resonaea.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-23
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Trustees of Stockholm town
ship, according to law, will receive
bids for four road superintendent,
one for each district to supervise the
road work and dragging, each in their
district for one year. Bids
must show price Tor man and for man
and team per day. Same must be
mailed or handed to the township
clerk on or before Feb. 2, 1918. Sup
erintendent must furnish satisfactory
bond. The township board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
l.. f. GRONAU.
Township Clerk.
3-3t.ss
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horses, % head of cattle, 20 hogs. a
lot of machinery and grain.
F. o. NickIeson
Saturday, January 26
Here is chance to buy mule: SO
head will be sold at the sale pavilion
in Manning The mules are all big
boned fellows and very desirable.
c. w. Lindgren
Friday. February I
Here is sale that should attract
the attention of our breeders Of pure
bred Angus cattle and Chester White
swine Mr. Lindgren has been breed.
ing them for years and has as good Il
herd as can be found in northwestern
Iowa. Sale will be held in town of Ida
Grove. Let's so.
McAndrews Bros.
Thursday, January 81
A night, sale which will attract many
of the leading breeders of the Duroc
swine from nearly every state in the
union. 1t is bred hog sale and the
offering contains many bred to that
famous sire King Orion Cherry. Sale
will be held if the Woodman hall.
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One Cent Per Word Each ms,

lily washing. Inquire at the Review
office Alt
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MILFORD TWP. ROAD NOTICE.

will receive bids for the letting of the
road work February 4th at Milford
center. Bids must state price per
hour for man and team and price per.
hour for man alone. Must also state
which half or quarter bid is for, known
as north and south half. Bids must
be in hands of clerk or trustees on
or before noon, February 4th. Board
reserves right to reject any or all
bids.
AT H. +. Miller, Clerk.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-23
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to the many
kind neighbors and friends who Sc
ably assisted during the illness and at
the time of the death of William j,
Cochran. We also wish to thank those
who expressed their sympathy by
sending the beautiful floral tributes.
E. Il. Cochran,
.. Robert G. Cochran,
Chas. J. Cochran and the
Nephews and Nieces.
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East Boyer Road Notice.

Bids will be received up. to February
4th by the trustees or clerk Of East
Boyer township for road superintend
ent for either one-half or one-fourtll
of the township. also for superintend
ent of road dragging. H. w. Boeck
! Township Clerk. At
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BUSINESS BRIEFS

DRESSMAKlNG SCHOOLS: THOR.
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DENISON TWP. ROAD NOTICE.

The board of trustees of Denison
township will receive bids for super
intendent of road work and dragging
for 1913 for north or south half or
for all Of township. Bids to show pay
for man and team and man alone per
day, the Lincoln highway being the
dividing line between the north and
south halves of township. Superin-
tcndent must furnish satisfactory
bond All bids must be in clerks
hands on or before Feb. =, 1918. Board
reserves right to reject any or all
bids.
At Max Hoist. AriOn. Iowa.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE: MY MAMMOTH JACK
Blue Boy, color blue with stripe down
back; registered in the Kansas City
jack registry. No. 1877. Height 10
hands. 8 in. bone, good feet and ear;
weight about 1850. Is sold for no
fault. Guaranteed breeder. Too much
business and scarcity Of help causes
sael of this jack. H. L. Mcleod, Ma.
nilla, Iowa. 4'u
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1918-09-05
List of Election Officials,
Primary, Sept. 10th, 1915.
WARD ONE.

st. Dennis Street.
Precinct /, Commissioners ]. S.
Chaler, Clarence Raggio, Joe Inter.
Clerks: A. E. Bath, H. L. Hughes.
Deputy Sheriff Olevia Wallet.
Court House, Precint 2, CommissOp-
ers Ira O'Quin, John Carr, John
Voters. Clerks: ]. D. Haywood,
Lawson Peters. Deputy Sheriff r.
Alex. Simmons.
WARD TWO.
Ashland.
Precint /, Commissioners, j. R. Pull
lin, w. A. Regions, Geo. W. Walker
Clerks: Z. E. Weaver, w. A. Joiner.
Deputy Sheriff, Patrick Coffee, Jr.
CHESTNUT.
Precint 2, Commissioners Green
Walker, r. r. Dohson, Wylie Davis.
Clerks: B. F. Bregman, j. K. Chest
nut. Deputy Sheriff /: Bill Weaver.
GoLDONNA.
Precinct 8, Commissioners W. A.
Harris, E. H. Hall, l.. r. Tally. Clerks:
w, A. Golden, w. H. Mclean. Depu-
ty Sheriff: r. P. Qnarles.
WARD THREE.
Grapes Bluff.
Precint l, Commissioners ]. F.
Scopeni, T. c. Finley, Chas. McElwee.
Clerks: John Holeman, .. G. Weaver.
Deputy Sheriff j. j. Copellar.
PQWHATAN.
Precinct 2, Commissioners P. L.
Chaplin, Chas. Pouncey, Ed. Fredieu.
Clerks: P. w. Williams, R. w. Var
borough. Deputy Sheriff E. F
WARD FOUR.
Campti.
/ Precinct !, Commissioners Whine
Perot, Jas Genius, E. G. Readheimer
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1918-09-05
Mrs. Eloise Deblieux came down

Mrs. Eloise Deblieux came down
from Shreveport to join her son,
Earl, who has just returned from
the officers training camp at Pike.
where he won his commisson, as
did Mr.. Everette Scarborough, as
second lieutenant.
Hair Bow Ribbon, featuring
fancy plaids and stripes, in all
widths. Special 24c to 69c.
HUGHES DRY GOODS co.
Mrs. Daisirce Draazcale, with
Mr., and Mrs. w. Breazeale and
Master Raymond, left Sunday in
their car for San Antonio, to visit
her son. Ncrre, who is stationed
at Camp Travis.
Thinking Of Rompers for the
the little tots ? Sturdy little gar
mcut3 at 49c to 75c.
HUGHES DRY GOODS co.
Mrs. F. A. Blancard and chill
drcn left for their home in SherYe-
port Saturday, after spending the
past few weeks with her mother,
Mrs. d. G. Scarborough.
Mr.. ard Mrs. u. T. Gallon, DR.,
who have moved in from Hyams,
SO as to give their children
our splendid educational adyaa
tages, have leased the Aswell home
near the depot and took possess
ion Monday.
Vacation days ended for many
children Wednesday, when the
bells of St. Mary's Academy sum-
moned them to school. The num-
Der of boarders is unusually large
this session and there is every in
dication of a splendid school, tho
the full number of students will
not matriculate until the middle
of this or the beginning of next
month.
The great Jewish feast Of the
New Year, or Day of Memorial,
as ordained in Leviticus xiii %
26, will be ushered in on tomor-
row (Friday) evening at sundown,
and will be observed ID Natchi-
toches by services at the Syna-
gogue at 1880 p. m. and Saturday
morning at 10. Mr.. Freund, the
same rabbinieal student from the
college at Cincinnati, who was here
last year, will conduct the services.
The public is invited to attend the
evening and morning services.
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Subscribe for the Enternrise.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1918-09-05

DE VoE's FoRECAsT-September
9Th to 7th, pleasant. 9Th to 9th,
cloudy. On the Goth a belt of
thunder storms will form over the
Ohio Valley and move rapidly
eastward. 18th to 10Th, violent
thunder storms.
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sumo her school duties in the
high school at Tulsa. Her
mother went as far as Dallas, where
she will spend a few weeks wit
her sister, Mrs. s. Morris.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1918-09-05

After quite a bit Of anxiety On
account of the delay, news of the
safe arrival of the Danna unit in
Italy, with which Miss Beulah
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1918-09-05

Beard went as a trained nurse, was
received by the family last Thurs
day.
Miss Sudie Stephens left on
Thursday night for Oklahoma to re
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Ohio Valley and move rapidly
eastward. 18th to 10Th, violent
thunder storms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl English, OF
Robeline, spent Saturday in town.
Mr.. George Sutton came up
from Beauregarde for the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rhorer, of
Paramount, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. De Vargas.
Good quality Dimity, 36 in.
wide, special 19c yd.
HUGHES DRY GOODS co.
Miss Florence Prierson, of Tai
lulah, is on her annual visit to
relatives and friends.
Mrs. J. II. Williams and daugh-
ter Beth, have returned from a
visit to Montgomery.
Just received, Bathing Suits and
Caps.
HUGHES DRY GOODS co.
Misses Ingraham and Clark, of
Winfield, were the week end
guests of Mrs. S. E. Clark.
Messrs. Numa Delouche and G..
w. McNaughton were among the
recent out of town visitors.
Mr.. Lloyd Porter. of New
Iberia, is the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Porter.
Mrs. j G. Armstrong, of Sodus.
was the guest the past week of
her daughter, Mrs. F. Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly, of
Marshal, haye returned home after
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kelly.
Remarkable values In new seas
enable silks.
HUGHES DRY GOODS co.
Mr.. Alex. Sompayrac has come
from Camp Leavenworth to regain
his strength, after his recent i'll
ness.
Mrs. B. B Breazeale and daugh-
ter, Miss Mezie, have been enjoy
ing a visit to Shreveport the past
week.
HEDr. Malcolm Katie left lest
Thursday for Camp Greehleaf,
Ca, where he entered the dental
corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phanor Breazeale
reached home Friday from a de-
hghtful automobile trip thru
Texas.
Miss Clarissa Fontenot left on
Tuesday night for Manifold and
from there went to her school at
Rambin.
WANTED-To Rent-A Farm of
$50 or more acres, on Cane or Red
River. Write me at Natchez, La.
aug. 29-tf. P. r. Dolphin.
Mrs. HI. Pressburg motored back
to Alexandria Sunday with her hus
band. who came up to spend the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Johnson and
son, of Nachodoches, Texas, are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Hedges and
children, enjoyed their vacation by
visiting home folks in Missouri
and Illinois.
Of course she'd share your lot
if you had one. See Hedges.
Jefferson Highway Realty Co.
After a pleasant visit to his sis
ter, Mrs. P. Fontenot, Mr.. J. E.
Sers has returned to bis home in
Coyington.
News has been received Of the
safe arrival overseas of Messrs.
Grevelle Ewing, Frank Ricard and
Lieutenant Welch.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Winberg and
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1918-09-05
Miss Mary Kate Jack has re

with her sister, Mrs. NJ. II. Car.
ner.
| Mrs. d. l.. Sabbath and Miss
Edna Levy left on Tuesday for
Gulfport, Miss, to enter Master
Suddath in the Military Academy
there.
Masters Harry Suddath and
James johnson have gone TO Gulf
port, Miss, and John and Ed.
Payne to Memphis to attend
school.
New draperies arrived, in large
quantities. Variety of alloyer
and STRIFE patterns. Special 19c
to 49c I'd.
HUGHES DRY GOODS co.
Mrs. L. A. Paulk left on Mon
day for a few days visit to Mrs.
John Henry, at Mclrose before
returning to her home in Texar.
kama.
Standard quality Percales, in
handsome stripes, doUs and check,
ed patterns. Special 25c yd.
HUGHES DRY GOODS co.
Misses Wanda and Zetta Nc.
Clung left for their home in Jen-
nings, after spending the summer
here with Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Nc
Clung.
Mr.. Joseph Cloutier, of Ber-
moda, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pollock and daughters. Of Cloutier
Vile, were among the visitors
| Monday.
Printed Voiles - Check, plaid
and stripe effects, in charming col
ors. Special 39c.
HUGHES DRY GOODS co.
Miss Mabel Katie, who has been
in attendance up her sister, Miss
Bertha, returned from New Or
leans Monday, and reports her
steadily improving.
TT ese are Gingham DAYS. Low
liest color combinations, special
25c yd.
HUGHES DRY GOODS co.
Mrs. j. Cumming and children
left last week for their home at
Gadston, Alabama, after visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Williamson.
A good grade white Poplin,
highly mercerized, suitable for
skirts and children's dresses. q
in. wide, special 34c. yd.
HUGHES DRY GOODS co.
Mrs. /. Lucas left for New Or
leans on Monday morning, where
she will remain for some time
having her throat treated. Miss
Miriam accompanied her mother.
Messrs. Edwin McClung, O.
Peters and some eight other Match
itochos parish boys left Tuesday
night for Camp Bowie, Fort
Worth, to enter Uncle Sans linn
tied service.
0Lots of things are high, but Lots
are not. See Hedges.-Jefferson
Highway Realty Company.
Judge and Mrs. w. I. Cunning
ham have returned from an auto
trip thru Texas, and the little Ford
rambled right along over 2,0C0
miles without ole puncture or ac-
cident of any kind.
September Sale of Bed Spreads,
in large, full size, hemmed cro-
cheted patterns. Special S1.98 to
$4.98.
HUGHES DRY GOODS co.
Mr.. D. c. Scarborough reached
home Wednesday, after a most
beneficial visit to the North and
East. While in Cleveland he at
tended the annual meeting of the
| American Bar Association.
Mr.. Henry Genius, of Campti
who has returned from Pittsburg.
where he was sent by the govern
ment for special work on one of it
electrical plants, was visitor dur
! ing the week.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1918-09-05

AlGIhSy jasper hoDSduJ w III hdIl
celli, Jr. Deputy Sheriff F. G. Ga
lespi."
CLARENCE.
Precinct 2, Commissioners j. E.
Britt, Felix Desidier, J. L. L..Vercher.
Clerks : Arnold Sompayrac, A. F. Gal
lien. Deputy Sheriff; L. E. Plasance.
WARD FIVE.
Marthaville.
Precinct l, Commissioners Albert
Hicks, E. M. Campbell, l.. E. Berry
Clerks: W. ]. Lilly, D. H, Veil. Dep
uty Sheriff l. D. Rains.
BEULAH.
Precinct 2, Commissioners Ber
Keen, VIM. Jennings, Perry Ingram.
Clerks, Ike MalIott, 7. B. Knott. Dep.
uty Sheriff A. S. James.
AJAX.
Precinct 3, Commissioners Chei
Walker, J. NJ. Bullock, 7. j. Rains
Clerks Ben Teer, L. P. Sprowel
Deputy Sheriff: Kie Blankenship.
WARD SIX.
Robeline.
Precinct l, Commissioners Luther
Page, T. H. Boyett, F. M. Caldwell.
Clerks: l. w. Jacobs, |. J. McCook.
Deputy Sheriff II. c. Manning.
WARD SEVEN.
Shady Grove.
Precinct l., Commissioners j. F,
Presley, Geo. Lee, James Montgomery
Clerks:> w. M. Dowden, H. j. Jones
Deputy Sheriff G, c. Parker
PROVINCIAL.
Precint 2, Commissioners l.. I.
Hawthorn, Isaac Sanders, Henry Rus
sell. Clerks. Geo. W. Roberts, J. A.
Lard. Deputy Sheriff R. A. Brister.
VOWELL'S MILL.
Precinct 8, Commissioners c. B.
Clark, Jim Parker, Jessie Byrd. Clerks:
G. w. Cobb, j. D. Cox. Deputy Sher-
iff: Tom Byrd.
WARD EIGHT.
Kisatchie.
Precinct /. Commissioners w. 5.
Dowden, J. H. Rhodes, James j. Ford
Clerks: B. E. Taylor, R. M. Tarver.
Deputy Sheriff E. A, Ford.
MORA.
Precinct 2, Commissioners: F. H.
Bolton, Jr., Lewis H. Ford, John Ed
wards. Clerks ]. F. Springer, c. S
Wise. Deputy Sheriff J. H. Bolton, Sr
GORUM.
Precinct g, Commissioners D. c
Nichols, Napolian Basco. j. L. Fletcher
Clerks: ]. F. George, Eli Bolton
Deputy Sheriff: Geo. w. Maxey.
WARD NINE.
Bayou Natchez.
Precinct /, Commissioners Ed. {
Prudhomme, Leon Friedman, c. {
!O'Quin. Clerks: F. Alex. Cloutlel
Ado Miller. Deputy Sheriff Victo
Lacaze.
CYPRESS.
Precinct 2, Commissioners Jon
Clark, Walter Booty, Bud Rains. Clerk
Earnest Malanson, }. M. Dowden. Del
uty Sheriff j. D. Saljer.
MONTROSE.
Precinct 3, Comm;ssioners Wilm'
Gongre. Sidney kacaze, 3. E. Holawa,,
/: clerks: C. Mccoy. J. II Adge
Deputy Sheriff Eli carer.
WARD Ten.
Cloutieryiile.
Precinct l, commissioners A.
Mason, r. T. Delourches, John Culber
! son.. clerks clarence Rachal, Lul
Poche. Deputy Sheriff: Ad. Rachs
CHOPIN,
Precinct 2, commissioners: l.
Sharp, j. E. Green, j. G. Brosset
clerks Joe Hawthorne, Albert earn
han. Deputy Sheriff Jessie Russell
MARCO.
d Precinct 8, John Abraham, B.
Deem, w. T. Grape. clerks: M.
: Wright, Will E. DeLacarda. Depu
Sheriff: Albert Rachal.
U. P. BREAZEALE,
Secretary.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1918-09-05

Lots! Yes, lots of Lots. See
II d ges, : Jefferson Highway
Realty Company.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-11
LEHI9H UNIVERSITY.

BETHLEHEM. Pa. aug. 10.-Dr. II. 8.
Drinker. president OF Lehigh University
in a statement to-day reported that
there has been a very large number Of
applicants for admission to the univer-
sity's three year war courses emitting
graduates 70 degrees in engineering and
arts and science. He pointed out thai
while these new courses cover the full
schedules formerly given IN four years
sufficient vacation time is nevertheless
afforded.
The Lehigh University three year
course in ship construction and marine
transportation. to be started In Septem-
her, will be under the direction OF Prof
F.. p. McKibben. head Of the department
OF civil engineering, The new course
will be a combination of engineering
and economics to prepare students for
ship construction during the war. and in
addition foreign commerce after the
war
Lehtsh now has a full quota Of stu
dent representatives at the Government
camp at Plattsburg. N. Y, where they
are receiving training that will equip
them to assist army officers at the uni
versity next year In the War Department
instruction in military drill and science.
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nerly Instructor in public speaking a,
the University OF Utah
The sciences will be well reDresen,.A
with course in bacteriology hy Ivon
c. Hall, associate professor OF hac'
teriology: organic chemistry by tbarls,
w. Porter. lecturer In organic chemiy-y
physics by Ralph s. Minor. associate
professor Of phyHics. and zpology nv
John F. Daniel. associate professor Il,
zoology. assisted by Prize Davidson
teaching fellow In zoology. D
There will also be valuable cour,es .,
anatomy. education. graphic art ard
Spanish. The University Of .C,aliforn,s
has arranged all courses with a view ~
aiding students to be OF genuine service
to the Government after taking the civ
weeks courses. Public lectures by wei
known Representatives OF patriotic M
ganizations will occupy prominent mr.,
OF the students life at Berkeley.
Instructors not heretofore mentioned
will include Frank L. Kleeberger Al.
rector of mems gymnasium and assn.
ciate professor Of physical education
Lorraine Caldwell. director Of the depar,.
ment of physical education, Girls Col.
legiate School. Los Angeles Alexis +
LSnge. director of tho School OF Educa.
ton; X. C. Leebrick. assistant professor
of history: Perham w. Nahl, assistant,
professor OF freehand dr1wing and art
anatomy; Cornelia S. Parker, assistant
to the director of War Emergency School
of Social Economics, and Lucy Ward
Stebbins, dean OF women and associate
professor OF social economics.