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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-09-20
ORDINANCE


"To authorize the Board of Trustees
of Public Affairs in and for the village
OF Medina, Ohio, to eXpend FUNDS ana
enter into contracts for the purchase
and installation of pumping engine.
pumps and necessary machinery tor
supplying water to the Village or Me-
dina, Ohio, and the inhabitants there
Of"
By the Council of the
Village of Medina, State of Ohio, three
fourths of all members elected or ap-
pointed thereto concurring herein:
SECTION That the Board Of Trus-
tees of Public Affairs in and FOR the
Village of Medina. Ohio, be and hereby
are authorized to expend funds pro-
vided for by an ordinance passed Aug.
13, 1918, entitled IAN Ordinance to Is
| sue Bonds for the Purpose of lmprov-
! ing. Equppipg and Furnishing the
Water Works of the Village of Medina,
Ohio, by Purchasing and Installing
Pumping Engine, Pumps and Necessary
Machinery for Supplying Water to the
Village Of Medina, Ohio, and the lnhao-
| itants thereof" =.
SECTION II. That the .Board, OF
Trustees of Public Affairs in ana foI
hereby are authorized and directed TO
enter into and execute all contracts
for and supervise the purchase, loca-
| ton and installation of pumping en-
CINE, pumps, and necessary machlnery
for supplying water to the Village OF
Medina. Ohio, and the inhabitants there
SECTION III. That this ordinance
shall take effect and be in force. from
and after the earliest period allowed
Passed September 10, 1918.
S. f. DIMMOCK, Mayor:
! Attest: w. P. AINSWORTH, Clerk.
! A. B. Underwood, Attorney. 81
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OBITUARY

Rev. J. S. Harvey died this Thursday
morning Sept. IL, at his home in Wads
worth, after an illness of more than a
year. The family had removed to
Wadsworth from Sharon Center only
a few weeks ago, Rev. Harvey having
been brought here in an ambulance.
The deceased was born in German
w. Va, in 1870 and was a member OF
the Northeast Ohio M. E. conference,
having filled appointments in various
parts of the state for the past Il
years. He formerly preached at Sharon
Center and River Styx. Last year ne
gave up his pastorate at New Wash
ington, where he had served five years,
being sufferer from form of throat
trouble and hoping that years rest
would prove beneficial At that time
Rev. and Mrs. Harvey removed to
Sharon Center, where they remained
until about three weeks ago, when they
took up their residence on East-st. A
wife and year-old baby boy survive.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence at p. m. Saturday, in
charge of Rev. Wolfe. Several min
listers from the Northeast Ohio con-
ference will be in attendance. Burial
will be made in the Sharon cemetery.
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according to the specifications on file
in that office. Each bid must be ac-
companied by bond of the bidder in
double the amount of the bid, with at
least two good sureties. and to the ac-
ceptance of said Board to insure. the
contract. Contract will be let to the
lowest responsible bidder. Board re-,
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
BY order of said board.
GEORGE SHANE. Clerk.
Medina, Ohio, Sept. 7, 1918. 81
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Help Win the War

By conserving you will release coal for the use OF Uncle
Sam We gas furnace burner that is practical One
that is constructed 100 per cent efficiency lines Will
from 25 to 40 in consumption of any other gas
furnace burner matter whether furnace was built for
Hot Air Water Steam Our for declaring that
this burner will save 4O is based actual test here
in Medina the gas bills will show that the saving OF gas in
where this burner installed in hot air furnace
and not the best of condition for the use OF
gas amounted in month to sevenyfve cents 75c) more
than the entire cost of installing the War Time burner The
exact saving gas 46 116 cent This party is large
and the cost burner could not be expected
to be saved in so short time by small user
Here is sample ordinary house where there eight
in the family three being moers in the Medina foundry The
bill gas used in heating and lighting the entire house, cook
ing good healthy eaters heating water in the range boiler for
the washing for eight people, and heating water for at least
baths week. where plenty OF hot water used
amounted $1 so for the month of January 1913 and $l25
for the month of February 1918 Do remember how cold
it last winter? Just look bills for these two
months and the comparison does not warrant you in investing
$40 or $50 in of Oaman War Time Furnace Burners
just forget about If doe order at each burner
built fit your particular and going to be very hard
get enough supply the demand wrench and five minutes
time all that needed to change back COAL See at Roy
Oaans Store full line of Heaters and Ranges of all Styles
for any always hand will order thing special
you may want.
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HrDs FOR PRINTING BALLOTS

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the office of
the Board of Deputy State Supervis-
ors of Elections for Medina County. in
the court house at Medina, Ohio, up to
o'clock p. m. Saturday. September 2S.
1918. for the printing Of:
5000 General Election ballots in 2S
books.
5000 Judicial ballots in 28 books.
5000 Amendment ballots In % books.
1900 Special Election ballots in-s
books,
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-09-20

COURT DOCKET FOR
The NOVEMBER Term
Following are the cases to be tried
at the September term of court, which
commences Sept. 90:
4643
George ]. Damon
Drank Heath)
VS..
The Village of Medina, Ohio
"a. b. Underwood)
Money Only
1855
w. e. Goldman
(Arthur Van Epp, w. e. Weygandt)
VS..
M. E. Frazier & Seville Lodge NO: 49,
! of Free and Accepted Masons, ct al.
Drank Heath)
Money Only
1872
John p Baldwin
Drank & Ream)
The Village of Wadsworth. Ohio
(Fred o. Smoyer)
Equitable Relief
47OS
Mary J. Rice and Frank Rice
Crank Heath)
VS..
John Marsh ct al.
(F. w. Woods)
Money Only
The Weidner Co. Corp.
(Ralph G.. Thomas, Akron, %
Arrego Salvatore, ct al.
Marshal Liens
4754 o.
The Williams Bros. Co.
&C. H. Curtiss, Ravenna' ~
VS..
WadsWorth Milling co.
John D. Owen)
Money Only
Anna Urbon, formerly Anna Novick'
oite, ct al. .o
(Charles G. Brenner.. ,637 Society t9l 70
Savings Building, Cleveland
John Geceivic ct al.
Money Only
Alto
!. Carrie M. Seeley,. Executrix
Drank Spellman)
VS..
Glen T. Seeley ct al.
CA. B. Underwood(
Action to Sell Real Estate and Equita
BILE Relief
4772
John j. Wilsdon
| (Kean & Adair, Wooster)
| VS..
| Chas. Rennecker Net al.
Drank Spellman, Kean q Aoalr)
Foreclosure, Marshaling Of Liens' Sal
Of Real Estate
4796
| Isaac HurWitZ
(J. v. Keeler)
| vs..
| Adolph Knoll
| (Arthur VanEpp)
Appeal ..
1906
Mary Atwood
(J. v. Keeler)
VS..
George Sw1tzer
IF. w. Woods)
Money Only
48O7
The Logan Natural Gas & Fuel &C
Is. M. Douglass, Mansfield, o.
VS..
r. NJ Albert
(Arthur VanEpp)
injunction and Equitable Relief
! 4S12
James Eglin
Or. F. Vandemark, Elyria, o.
The Northern Ohio Railway Co.
Drank Heath)
Appeal
| 1921
Samuel Anderson
Of. w. Woods, Arthur VanEpp)
John P. Beech
(J. w. Seymour)
Money Only
1925
Marie Hartman
arthur vanEpp)
Walter q. Hartman
(Floyd e. Stine)
AlimODy
1929
The Northern Ohio Railway Co.
Crank Heath)
vs..
! The Village of Medina, Ohio ct al.
"a. B. Underwood)
Injunction and Equitable Relief
1880
Della +. Moore
&C. D. Wightman, Frank Heath)
VS..
4 Chas w. Anderson ct al.
SpeciRc Performance and Equitab
Relief
4831
Ferdinand Neitzel and Christina Neitz
(W. P. Ainsworth, Frank Heath)
Albert r. Clement ct al.
Crank Spellnan)
Money Only
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1896
J. e. Ringler
g. v. Keeler)
VS.. |
M. T.. Jones
(Arthur vanEpp. F. w. Woods)
Money Only
1889
e. j. Nausel
(Arthur VanEpp, j. V. Keeler)
vs.
Jacob Drushal
(F. w. Woods)
Money Only
4841
r. F. Vandemark
&c. G. Washburn. r. F. Vandemark)
VS..
The Spencer Metal Products Co. a Corp. |
(Arthur VanEpp, l.. B. Fuaver. F. w. |
Woods)
Injunction and Equitable Relief
4843
T. c. Laughlin
(H. j. Thrasher, Chardon, o.
VS..
Frank Spellman, John M. Goldsword
IF. w. Woods)
Replevin and Damage
4S49
James B. Eglin
(Arthur VanEpp, R. f. Vandemark)
The Northern Ohio Railway Co. Corp
Crank Heath)
Money Only
1850
P. H. White. zelpha Vandemark. R. F.
Vandemark
(Arthur VanEpp. r. F. vandemark)
| The Northern Ohio Railway Co. Corp.
Drank Heath)
Money Only
4851
Ed. Bird
(Smoyer & Stine)
| M. Abramson
Money Only
1852
| Anette WilcoXon Arnold
| Drank Heath, w. p. Ainsworth)
| VS..
| Madonna Nye McNally ct al.
/ q. w. Seymour, Smith, Griswold, Green
| & Hadden, Cleveland; Arthur Van
Epp, L. B. Dennng, Columbus; F. w.
Woods)
Money, Foreclosure of Mortgage and
Equitable Relief
Maria Way, Admr.
Of. w. Woods)
| Elmore Lston ct al.
Money, Foreclosure, Equitable Relief
1855
Frank Ringler
g. V. Keeler)
VS..
J. E. Foust
Appeal
4858
Rose B. Buttle
(Arthur VanEpp)
Harry r. Buttle
g. j. EWers, LOrain, o.
Divorce, Alimony and Equitable Relic
1850
Iva E. Cecil
Drank Spellman)
vs..
Charles P. Cecil
(Arthur VanEpp)
Divorce
1862
George ]. Manning
(W. P. Ainsworth)
. sc. kindly
e. w. Smith)
Money Only
1864
John Baker
Y &C. d. Wightman) IN
Elizabeth Baker
(John H. O'Leary, Toledo. o.
Divorce
1865
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
Drank Heath)
Fremont g. 9. Phillips
(F. W. Woods)
Money Only
4867
Asher L. Vernon and Harry l. Chanc
(rhomas Teo asf taHS Gibbons. .' 1872 Garfield Bldg
Cleveland. o.
william c. McCallops and Catherin
(Arthur vanEpp)
Money Only
1868
Francis White Cotner
Drank Heath)
Joseph Fetterman ct al.
Partition, Accounting and Equitabl
Relief
4S71
James Strenick
(F. w. Woods)
VS..
Nelson DeLong
Money Only
~ 1872
u Joseph C. Faulhaber
(W P. Ainsworth, Strong, Desbert
Bernstein & Mooney, Cleveland, ~
. VS..
Henry Harbert ct al.
Drank Spellman)
II Money Only
1878
The WadsWorth Salt Co.
. IF. w. Woods, Sieber, Snyder d Slepel
Akron. o.
Tie Sugar Apparatus Manufg. co.
. Attachment and Money
3 1874
Levi McCutcheon
. (J. w. SEYMOUR
. r. S. Nosker
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1890

1880
Joseph A. Phillips
(Arthur VanEpp)
Estella Phillips
Divorce
1881
Julia Nahlik
Holloway & Chamberlain Akron. o.
Samuel Nahlik
Divorce
1882
Daisy M. Hitchcock and Mary ]. H.
Huett. Admr. etc.
(J. M. Patton)
Fern Pinckney ct al
(uolled W r 'uInqQsBM . 'O)
Construction Of VIII
1883
Oscar c. Nicodemus
(Smoyer & Stine)
The Erie Railroad Co. Corp.
Money Only
1884
Ella Nichols, ex. rel. State Of Ohio
(F. w. Woods, A. B. Underwood)
Erwin Morton
Bastardy
1885
Willis M. White
(F. o. Phillips)
Wallace w. Inman, Admr. of Estate of
Cyrus G. Inman, deceased
CRANK Heath)
Money Only
1886
Adolph Bartholomai
&C. w. Smith)
Clara Bartholomai
Divorce
1887
(Arthur VanEpp)
vs..
w. F. Rodgers
Money Only
1888
FTfnk GFl W. A: wUods5 WsIs9n
Charles G. Wilbur ct al.
Partition
Criminal Cases
1157
State of Ohio
CA. B. UnderWood
VS.,
Carrying Concealed Weapons
ITO
State Of Ohio
CA. B. Underwood)
VS..
Joe Caruso
Carrying Concealed Weapons
1179
State Of Ohio
"a. B. Underwood)
VS..
Helen Petit
Malicious Destruction of Property
11S1
| State Of Ohio
| "a. B. Underwood)
vs..
Helen Petit
Assault and Battery
State of Ohio
CA. 3. Underwoo6
| VS..
| Helen Petit
Malicious Injury to Property
1885
/ State of Ohio
IA b. Underwood
Helen Petit
Malicious Injury to Property
State of Ohio
CA. B. UnderWood)
| VS..
Helen Petit
Assault and Menacing Threats
State OF Ohio
CA. B. Underwood)
| VS..
Helen Petit
Assault and Menacing Threats
1889
State of Ohio
CA. B. Underwood)
| VS..
| Al,uJnui,.o. Iaritimate children
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1880
State of Ohio
"a. B. Underwood)
Obtaining Property BY False Preteases
1191
State of Ohio
"a. B. Underwood)
VS..
R. M. Trump and H. D. Mench
Violating the Sabbath
State of Ohio
"a. B. Underwood)
VS..
C. D. Dressler and w. A. Lawrence
Violating the Sabbath
1893
State of Ohio
"a. B. UnderwoodD
We.
Abandoning Legitimate Childrea
1894
State of Ohio
Ca B. Underwood)
Andrew Yahraus
Operating Motor Vehicle without the
Consent of Owner
1895
State of Ohio
"a. B. Underwood)
We.
Glenn Brandow
ODerating Motor Vehicle without the
Consent of Owner
1896
State of Ohio
CA. B. Underwood)
VS..
Elbert Blakeslee
Onerating Motor Vehicle without the
Consent Of Owner
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Abandoning Legitimate Children
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RID CROSS NOTES

Three classes are to be started soon
First Aid, Home Nursing and Surgi-
cal Dressing. Now is the time to help
in this worthy cause. For further in
formation phone Mrs. w. w. Ferguson.
Miss Ethel Miller, chairman of the
Comfort committee, reports that 81
glasses of jelly have been sent to
Camp Dodge to the Base Hospital
there, and she has received the fol-
lowing note of thanks which we gladly
publish:
Camp Dodge, Ia, Dec. 81. 1917.
Miss Ethel, Miller,
Chairman Comfort Committee,
Denison Chapter.
NY Dear Miss Miller:
I wish to thank the organization for
the shipment of jellies, which you so
kindly sent to the sick soldiers in the
Base Hospital. 1t was greatly appre-
ciated, I assure you.
Wishing the Denison chapter very
Happy New Year, l remain,
Respectfully yours,
A. +. Coope<. Major NJ. c. U. S. Army,
Commanding
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MANILA ITEMS
> :. < ). !. ). :. :, :. ;. !. X :. :. :.

-, ,, , ,,.
MIS- EDWARD Ia A"l" ana oa"s5i''oI ;
Mrs. M. {. Stone. from Sou" fa4lS' ,.
D., returned Friday evening from the
T.I,7ffy WHARF ,l,c,. have bnan visiting
'''''.' ".1i ..,.
'el"''Ne' Aot I'e F"H' "'~',
Mr. and MRS. r: W. haFh,f were
Omaha and Council Bluffs visitors on
Wednesday.
Or. Judd Packard returned 10 olouA
t1ty TINS week ;l'cI Re" uayS Slsl,
at the home OF his parents, Ny. ana
Mrs. Ed Packard.
Word came from fapld CITY, ..
D., Monday morning stating that John
NaDMeter Is daAgerouSN III "!.t WIN
bright diseases NF. lhohlaa "nu
Fred SLATER LETT Nonda? noon ior
Rapid City to be al MS peoslue: NJ.
NahMeter was formerly OF Maillll''
and has d large circle OF TRENDS mere
who sincerely none ne VIII recover
from ms tllness. ..>
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack selulns' rom
ASplnwail, attenoe' the cinp oaHce
mere Nlohuay evening. o -,;u;+or
Art Packard was an Omaha Visllor
TUESDAY.
victor Morgan Flslteo oSeF 'I4e
week end Win lrlcnos III W. fieasan''
MISS Marie Acel came ouhuay t ~,
ming from her nome at Monmouth, IL ~:
Where she mas pcSn Sp9!.!ulNS hel noi
day vacation WIN heF pareAts, ~ ''A0
up hel sChool nG'ioo hSi
MIR. and Mrs. hartman ana "aus HIc'
returned friaaE from 49, "'o"'
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page S Of the first section, it will be
noticed that they are listing 5 head
of horses, 3S head of cattle, 80 head Of
hogs and quantity of farm machin-
cry. Here is q good sale and one that
no one should miss. Malone Bros. will
cry the sale and it will be clerked by
the Crawford County State bank.
Read the announcement for details,
but plan to attend
Franz Keller Sale.
Wednesday, January 23.
Franz Keller, who resides 3 miles
southeast Of Schleswig, is using space
in this issue to announce big sale
which he will hold on tho date men-
toned above. He is listing I gOod
horses, &c head Of cattle, farm machin-
cry and a lot of hay. oats and corn.
Reinking &: Erne will cry the sale
and Theo. ,Rohwer will clerk. The
sale will commence at 10 o'clock and
a free lunch will be served at noon
Read the announcement on page 6 of
the first section.
Duroc Jersey Bred Sow Sale.
Tuesday, January 20.
Hunt & Mcdonald are using space
in this issue to announce their sale
of 40 head of pure bred Duroc Jersey
bred sows and gifts, which they will
hold at Laub's livery barn in Denison
on the date mentioned above This is
a sale that breeders and farmers will
be interested in and one that will draw
a big crowd. Read their announce
ment on another page. The Review
will have more to say Of this sale in
its next issue.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
Specia! Election.
Deloit,, iowa. Jan 7,

49, Deloit, iowa. Jan 7, 1918.
Public notice is hereby given, that
a special election of the town OF De
lott. Iowa, will be. held on Monday. the
18th day Of February, 1918, at the
town hall, Deloit, Iowa, from s o'clock
a. n. until T O'Clock j. m, and that
there will be submitted thereat, to the
voters Of said town, to be by them
voted upon, thu, proposition OF con
structing q municipal waterworks sys
TEN. and the proposition Of issuing
bonds Of said town i'll the sum not to
exceed $10,000O0 to procure the funds
to pay the cost thereof.
At said election the ballots to be
used for the aforesaid proposition Will
be in substantially the following form ::
Notice to voters): For an atfirma-
tive vote on the following question
make cross (N) mark in the square
after the word Eyes" For negative
ote make similar mark in the square
following the word mo-
Shall the following public measure
be adopted:
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south. Owing to the formers health
they were unable to remain there dur
ing the winter as they had planned.
They will go to Rochester, Mimi, soon
where Mrs. Goddard will receive med
cal treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs M. G. Stone visited the
past week with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Packard.
Hans Hoffeins. from Chicago. visit
ed here few days the past week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hof-
feins.
Mrs r. G. Saunders entertained the
Guild society at her home Friday af-
ternoon. She was assisted by her sis
ter, Mrs. II. w. Barber, and Mrs. c. E.
Brooks
Cyril Saunders returned to his
school duties at owa City Sunday.
Sidney Gaumer, of Ames, visited
a few days last week with his mother
and sister, Dorothy, who is unable to
walk She fell and hurt her knee dur
ing the reception for the soldier boys
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hird
last week.
Born to DR.. and Mrs. j. J. Martin a
son. January Cd.
Mrs w. N Stipe and son, Raymond,
came Wednesday noon from Adaza,
for visit with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs; William Anthony.
Miss Edna Smith returned to her
home in Dunlap Saturday after a visit
here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Schmidt left Sun
day for Sac City, where they will visit
with relatives and friends.
+. ]. Wenzel left Wednesday for
Rochester, Mimi, where he will re-
ceiye medical treatment. His sons,
Earnest and William, accompanied
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Theobald are at
Rochester, where the former is receiv-
ing medical treatment.
Misses Blanche and Beulah Theo-
bald held party at their home on
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Disburg and chill
dren left Sunday evening for w iscon-
sin, where they will attend the funeral
of the formers brothers wife. Their
friends sympathize with them.
Red Cross knitting for December.
Manila: IS pairs socks, trench caps,
5 helmets, 81 sweaters, SO mittens, l
dozen wash cloths, 8 scarfs. Aston, AZ
sweaters, 10 pairs socks, Il pairs NIT
tens, helmets. T wash cloths.
Word was received that John Van
Meter died at his home in Rapid City,
S. D., Monday.
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- -. = -,.-, ,,-,,,.,,,,.
bridge lumber, ... ....,.. 80 32."o
repairing riiEa AM attrrn!nH
ton OF bridge. 49,; .';....,...:: 1f.''
Dora Waite, i,,..,,'!t '' ''N'S Loo
On motion r. l.. Flofl:Aan was APP
no;ntaG conctoblo for he ritv OF Dem
po's''t ~ e11 ,iocaTr,, and his bond
lson 10 Hi '"'""''' ''1'' '''' ''''N
Highway petition of r. T. OMcara
el al cs''1IG "' i"i ,.; r 2n.r tofr
'ioh was ~" "nC' 49, ,,,1,,I, ;, ~,
to meet Wednesday, Nov y. 1917. at
Ip. J. PORTE. HANS liAGGE,
County Auditor. Chairman
Denison Iowa. Wednesday, Moy %,
19l'. :
of uIsu"Hs ~ '' "J' at ~ O'Clock A. m
CaIIol +, nr,,,l NV Chairman Hacge.
Members present: Haggc, Holland,
NahIs ana EolIs
w .,,H. n,>,,,>.oo1~
AD3eAL. ho!l!iS''' a. - -o,-
Minutes Of Tuesday. Nov. p, 1871
were read and on motion approved
On motion CLAIMS were allowed as
lOllOWS.
fian5 iiaESc' c"''''''le'' SeSS'''' go
Fl. g g Eolis. conlini,tcc, session,
and milea4e..... ....... -. 54.."
John Holland, committees session - 81,
Nartin NehlS, committee, session
NJ a; and d miieagc. .... .:..... IN. 1895
I N ens MiSsIs " "iS:s::S - 1890
4. Il. Romans, assisting in c"un-
ty engineers "iiica ana livery. l2o.e'
George StuleE, assisting IN c"Hn-
ty engineers office. go. $500
F. S. Cnrrlc, livery ana expenses ?, 20
county engineers Office. -. o1.he
Star Dray Line, freight and draY-
age. ...... ...::,. ..:,: 2."l
j. 7. carey, postage 40! 9htiii IN
office. 49,; ...'i, .,atr "lV
+. !. l'oTtT' 6 WY ,oi4 1200
7, 1feisn 1,; ana nraS *, H%ntn t' TAX
H. ing Jack Redmond to Itt Madi-
son penit9ntlary. ~ 49,, oo,,;, ''0
Morit@ nethlefsen' repairing '""h- 1920
John Eargenuuast, Repairing the
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ceive the flag, crosses and bIstons,,
please call Tor them at any OF the
three banks in Denison. The certifi-
Gates of membership will be mailed to
YOU as soon as the lists are copied. !.
The secretary of the local Red Cross
chapter is in receipt of a communica-
ton from headquarters asking her to
urge members to knit socks. There
is such a demand for socks that all
knitters are asked to leave everything
else they are knitting and begin az
once on socks. Y
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Mrs. Alfred Wright. who went to

Mrs. Alfred Wright, who went to
Carroll to spend the holidays at the
home of her brother, Joe Kelly, was
taken seriously sick there and remoV-
ed to the Carroll hospital last Thurs
day. On Saturday the attending phys
ician held out little hope for her re-
covery, but on Sunday her condition
improved. 1t was thought that trans
fusion of blood would have to be re-
sorted to and several Denison young
ladies offered their services, going to
Carroll but the physician was unable
to secure any blood which would mix
with Mrs. Wright's. The many friends
of Mrs. Wright will be glad to learn
that her condition is improved.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-09

Those in favor of issuing bonds for
waterwurks purposes will make a
cross tN' mark in the, square follow
ing the vord, For the issuance OF
bonds Ltc.
Those not in. favor Of issuing bonds
for water%oai's' pufpiises will makeFa
cross tNt mark in the square follow
ing the words against the issuance
Of bonds etc.
At which election all OF the legal
voters ol said town are hereby mott
fed TO appear at said time and place.
This notice is given by order OF the
council ri said town pursuant to Sec
tions 100 ct seq. OF the Supplement to
the Code Of Iowa, and pursuant to
Sections l@OG-h ct seq. of the Supple
ment to the Code of Iowa, and to
sufficient petition with the requisite
signatures i'll accordance Herewith. i've.
Dated at Deloit, Iowa. this 18th day
of January, 1913.
: GEO. WARRINGTON,
2.4t Mayor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-09

The Rebecca Lodge, No. 400, of Den
ison, Iowa, held their regular installa-
ton of officers Monday evening, Jan
uary It'll, Mrs. Nathalie Jacobsen act
ing as installing officer. The follow
ing were installed as officers for the
ensuing year: Mrs. Sophia Drummer,
Noble Grand; Mrs. Alice Ainsworth.
Vice Grand; Mrs. Lille Slavery and
Miss Emma Andersen, Supporters;
to N. g.; Laura Baer and Mrs. Anna
Schlumberger, Supporters to V. G.;
Mrs. Anna Christensen, Chaplain;
Mrs. Mary Strahan. corresponding sec
rotary; Miss Myrtle Larson, financial
secretary; Mrs. Emma Bolton, treas
urer; Miss Deborah Tomkins, warden;
Mrs. John James, conductress; Miss
F'reda Brinkman, inside guard; Henry
BliesmaD, outside guard. After the in
stallation and business, fine oyster
supper was served and social hour
was enjoyed by all present.