davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23
JACKSON ITEMS
+ ***+sa**+*+++**s

Ftt Lew Kerrigan and children and Art
Brotherson called on business in West
Side Thursday evening.
Mrs. Wiebka Rickers, of Arcadia,
spent several days with her daughter,
Mrs. Julius Dresser and family.
Mrs. VIM. Lawler was business
shopper in Wall Thursday.
J. F. Dresser and daughter, Laura,
were visitors in West Side Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Caldwell, of
Arcadia spent the day at the George
Caldwell home Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Mau and children, Sun
dayed at the William Dettbarn home.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Dresser and
daughter, Miss Laura, went to Car
roll the first part of the week where
Laura will take treatments.
Mr. and Mrs. William Segebart and
children were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sege-
bart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rickers called
at the Steve JAMS home "Wednesday
evening. .@.. ..,.,,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kock and son,
Clarence spent the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kock Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23
WEST SIDE ITEMS

\ ~ *******
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23
SIDE LIGHTS on NEXT SUNDAYS
BLesssn for Teachers and Pupils
Edited BY CHARLES X. MEYERS
Sunday School Notes

this is the feeling of every Christian
heart. -
There have been in the experiences
of all, other fellowships, other friend
ships, coming from business associa.
tons, lodge work, travels and these
are not to be despised, yet they do not
rank in comfort on retrospection with
those coming from joint work in the
spreading and maintaining Of the gos-
pei Of Jesus in the world
In the verses from Philippians Paul
gives greeting to the Christians OF
Philippi, for their tender love, for
gifts sent, for prayers made, for ear
nest devotion to him and the cause Of
Jesus. He says he looks on his days
spent in their city as happy ones,
calling to mind the Fellowship there
enjoyed He tells them that with their
record, "My God shall supply every
good need Of yours according to His
riches in glory, in Christ Jesus
What better group Of people is there
in the world than those of the Chris
tian faith? Where can one turn for
true friendships, sympathy, considera-
tian, than to those whose lives are
animated by love for the bible and
the teaching Of Jesus? AS your own
heart is moved to right things by being
a part Of this band in the world, so
are the hearts of all Christians with
pleasure constrained to do kindly
things and show helpfulness. Thus
Christian fellowship looms up as the
choicest asset in the world to an indi-
vidual. For simply the most happy
living in this world, the right to
Christian fellowship, stand pre-emin-
ent, can therefore with confidence
urge that those who are Christians
make special effort to show forth-kind-
ness, sympathy, forbearance to their
fellow Christians, aid that those who
are not now able to claim in their
own right Christian fellowship, get
busy and Join the ranks OF those whose
lives are actuated by bible standards.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23
Sage Tea Turns
Gray Hair Dark
IT'S Grandmdther's Recipe to Bring COL
or Lustre and Youthfuines to Hair.
When Faded, Streaked with Gray.

That beautiful even shade of dark,
glossy hair can only be had by brew
ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sui
phur Your hair is. your charm. 1t
makes or mars the face. When 1t
fades, turns gray or streaked, just an
application or two Of Sage and Sui
phur enhances its appearance hun
dredfold. '...
Don't bother to prepare the mix
ture; you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition of
other ingredients at a small cost, all
ready for use. It is called Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This can
always be depended upon to bring
back the natural color and lustre of
your hair.
Everybody uses, '"Wyeth's" Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because it
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been applied.
You simply dampen'a sponge Or soft
brush with 1t and draw this through
the hair, taking one small strand at
time; by morning the gray hair has
disappeared, and after another appli-
cation 1t becomes beautifully dark and
appears glossy and lustrous
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23
July 27-Christian Fellowship, Acts 2:
AZ, 46 At; Phil. 4: 1929. '-- " ~

July 27-Christian Fellowship, Acts 2:
AZ, 46,t At; Phil. 4: 1920. ',~- B, ~
Christian Fellowship. There opens
up an immense range Of thought when
one comes to look this question fair in
| the face. The first bible reference is
taken from a description Of the condi'
ton of affairs with the first followers
of Christ just after the day of Pente.
cost. The record says they were often
together learning at the feet OF the
apostles as to the new way OF life.
They break their bread with gladness
and singleness of heart. The verses
| also tell how those having property
sold and turned the money into a com.
mon treasury for the benefit OF all.
| Joyous, happy, expectant, were those
f1rst days OF the new religion. Perse-
cutions had not come, there was ex-
hiliation in embracing the new found
Christ, and feeling that the old things
had passed away, and all things had
become new. ~" 90" -1 S-'.',s' -
The 'fellowships OF the home and the
church are the best of all on earth.
There are homes where discord and
unhappiness are the rule and the. men,
bers would much rather be away than
there. There are churches where dis
cord, ,envyings and strifes abound, and
there is little of the spirit of the
Christ. The worst homes however,
are those where the love of God new
Ter enters, and the worst associations
|of people, where God is left out and
despised. This being true, there is
no gain in saying one will have moth
ing to do with any home life, or will
keep out OF all church connections.
Both Christ and the great apostles.
Paul and John, insist that test OF
ones Christianity is whether he or she
love their fellow Christians. Jesus
said that no one who hated his broth
er could make acceptable prayers and
expect forgiveness for his sins. John
in the epistle and fourth chapter says
among other things: HE who loveth
God, loveth his brother ALSO. III
God so loved us, we ought also to love,
one another; If a man say, love
God, and hateth his brother, he is
liar. So it is clear that one Of the
first requisites OF the perfect Christ
ian is love for his brother and this
will surely lead to Christian Fellow
ship" the subject we are considering.
90 am ready after an experience of
nearly fifty years, to say that the
choicest fellowships Of life have among
the Christian men and women / have
known in church association There
comes before me the faces of men. and
women in Washington City, Clear
Lake. Mason City, and Denison. whose
friendships I prize beyond words to ex-
press Their Christian example, no
bleness oftpurpose, sacrifice for others,
sympathy in lifes troubles, purity OF
motive, true friendship, make them
the best on earth. Ny experience is
that Of every Christian whose own
heart has been atune with the motives
and aspirations just enumerated.
thank God for; these experiences, and
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23
i T. + \ + f. + + 4 + + + + X f.

| Miss Ruth Henderson of Coggon
Iowa., is visiting at the H. J. Moellel
home. -.
Miss Bernice Judd of Dow City, wa!
the guest of Miss Erma Kelley ovel
the week end ~.
Mrs. Fred Mess and Miss Eta Mess
came down from Arcadia Friday fol
a visit at the Frank Brown and H. c
Book homes. .-
Bessie Button and Cleo White spent
Friday afternoon in Denison shopping
and visiting Evelyn White.
The dance Wednesday night was
quite success. Carroll, Vail, Deni
son and Manning were we'll represent
ed, Piersols orchestra furnishing the
music. W., r~
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Moeller enter
tanned at six O'clock dinner Friday ir
honor of Miss Ruth Henderson, OF
Coggon, Iowa. Those present were:
Ruth Henderson, of Coggon, Lillian
Ahart, of Dow City, Helen Hansen, OF
Manning, Verna Voss, of Aspinwall
Erma Kelly, Milinda Jensen, Vera
Book, Theresa Nicholson, Of West
Side, Carl, Roy and Earl IMoeller,
Grover and Henry .Evers, and Jacob
Peters, of West Side, and Arlo Noel
Ter of Dow City. II
The Helping Hand Society Of the
Presbyterian church gave a surprise
party on their president, Mrs. e. B
spottsWood Tuesday afternoon, the
occasion being her birthday. The eve.
ming was spent with games and light
refreshments were served. %p s.
Miriam Chapterstof o. E.. s., held
their regular meeting Thursday eve
ming at the Masonic hall. ~
Miss Grace Russell of Carroll, Wis
tied Miss Mildred Button Wednesday,
and Thursday. ss+is X 'f;'ti@ "
Mrs. P. H. Dorse, ST., and Mrs: Gus
Benning were Carroll shoppers Sat
urday.
The death of Claus Theideman &C.
Cured at his home in West Side Sat
urday morning, July 10, after a short
illness of only few days. The de-
ceased is an old time resident of
Hayes township and West Side. The
funeral services were held at the
Evangelical church Tuesday after
noon tat two O'Clock. Interment was
at the Hayes township cemetery
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Starek drove
to Atlantic Saturday night to take
Mrs Starek's father, H. L.. Frost
home. They returned Sunday eve
ming accompanied by Helen Frost, Of
Des Moines. = e.. r. @.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Frost, of Chuela
Vista. Calf, arrived in West Side on
Tuesday afternoon for short visit
with Mrs. Frost's sister, Mrs. A. w.
Starek. Mr.. and Mrs. Frost made
the entie trip per auto. a, b.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Frost and their
daughter, Esther, of Des Moines, WIS.,
tied at the A. w. Starek home Thurs
day evening. They returned Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lyons and sons
motored to Menlo, Iowa, Saturday
evening for visit at the parental
home. t5t r.
The John Kelly family are enjoying
a few days visiting at Lake View.
Gus. Jensen is assisting in Kelly's
store while John Kelly is away on his
vacation. -
Mrs. Olive, of Scranton. returned
home Sunday after spending a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. John
kruse.
C. C. LOWERS is enjoying a visit
from his sister, Mrs. Disc, Of Des
Moines. t;F
What might have been quite a bad
accident occurred Saturday afternoon
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

- g
Tuesday, July Is a..
Kittie Lally, widow to Gustav
Buesing-E 100 it of S q it
of Lot 26 and E 100 it N 20
it of Lot Is Con. .......... e
Wednesday July 10 .
Henry Lass and wife to William ,
Brandt, Anna Brandt Helma
Hoffman r f Brandt-Lots
As 6 and z, Block 81, Deni-
son la Con-. ................. III
F D Sheridan and wife to J H.
C Peters und is of, S EA and
EhSWA Of section % and
NEA Of section SO township
IS range 81 West Con. ......
Thursday, July IL .'....
John Ahart and wife to G A
AndersOn-7Lot / subdiv Lots
and 2 Block 2, Dow City Ia =
Con. ...... ........ |Ot
John .Ahart and wife to T X A..
Coleman-SEA 10-S3-41 Con. 5000
J C Dyson to Maude A Dyson
my Wife-Lot Block IS and
Lot Is and E is. it Lot II
Block S Manila Ia Con. 80. T.
Friday, July -
R P Plimpton and wife to Chris
Luft-Lot Block Al DenisOn
La Con. .... ...... ......... III
C L Voss and wife to John Ahart
? -S1aSEA and SESWA IL
$40 Con. ...,....anr......... 2O2O
Western Town Lot Co to Laura .,.
A Galland-Lots and 2
Block w T Lot Cos I'd Addn
Deloit la Con-. .... -. II
Saturday, July 10 -. .gss's
Claus H Hass. and wife to Will .,e,.
liam III Hasst-SWA 14-S3-27 {.
grantees to pay grantors $1,000 II
annually during their life
time Con :. ..s...s&. ......,, ,&EE e,
Thos Button Sr widower to Gus =
E Benning lot 10 lRaynes LIST &,
Adm West Side fSe Con: II. .ss 1872
C w Payne and wife to Frank 4 I.
Marriott Lot s Block 5West n!
Side Ia Con. 49,. Z, ...... 65'
Total. +. :. J. rs 1892
D.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

Boies are spending the present week
at the lake, making the trip in their
cars.
Mrs. LA Andersen is making her
home for the present with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. F. Jordan. asu
DR.. OConner of Omaha, was in town
professionally last week.
Aria Rawlings came UP from Omaha
for the week end.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

at the crossing one block north OF the
mill, known as the Frank Brown
crossing when a Nash touring car Of
Omaha crashed into the Ford auto
truck owned and driven by Frank
Marshall. The truck was somewhat
damaged and the Nash a little hurt
about the tenders. Fortunately no
one was hurt. aside from a few minor
scratches and bruises, and a general
shaking UP. ( - ~ 'f< t;f -
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23
The principal program OF alnuse-
ments at the summer hotels consists
Of breakfast, luncheon and dinner. &,

Contrary to the ideas OF timid moth
ers, boy cannot learn to swim In the
backyard through the instruction from
correspondence school. aah fr:eA
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23
MINNESOTA CORN BELT FARMS

All kinds, sizes and descriptions
We are positive headquarters for
South Central Minnesota lands. I'M
proved farms from $500 OTTO $4,000
per acre. Many fine farm homes in
solid German Catholic community.
Live agents wanted. Investors Sc
curity Assn. Sank Center (Stearns
County,, MINI. t.f tn.s g., 30-5t j
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Monday, July IL
Elmer Pearson and wife to c l.
Voss---Lots g. and Z Block 5
\ Normal School Add Denison
Ia Con. II. =. .-...
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

The people who are growing now
because it Is sonably hot, will
be growing in about, three months
because it Is unseasonably cool
The Washington herald., 1919-10-28
LICKS FROM THE KEYS.

edmond, Va--State corporation
mission says 1T has jurisdiction
telephone increases asked by
sspsake & Potomac Company.
aw York.-Twenty families driven
streets by FIRE doing 100000 dam
IN Hoboken Bon Company and
oinirz tenement house
sw York.-Norrnal trade conditions
tween Cnited States and Europe
q upon trade credits given those
Intries. says Edward Filene. Bos-
1. director United States Chamber
Commerce.
Alexandra. Ky.-Bandits loot Bank
Pf Alexandria and made way with
soooO.
Keyport. n. J.-Seaplsns taken TO
Key West to enter passenger service
between there and Havana.
Bisnark, y. D.-P. r. Haldorson.
1eputy bank examiner whose report
Ised closing of. Sea andinavian-A Amer
'ca1 hank ct Fargo. was asked not to
repnFt for work today
CSumb1s. O.-GoYernor Cox calls
conference of Ohio mayors and prose
rutinE attorney for November TO
discuss means of lowering living costs.
New York.-House subcommittee
investigsting building Of government
railway IN Olympic peninsula. WaSs-
ington. reaches here.
Montreal snow of season
ZrAsts Prince OF Wales on arrival
here.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-28
ISIEFT
81 BY MOTHER
All Of My Estate | Want
Him to Get," Says Will
Filed.

In eldest son. william B. GAbo. Il
on from his mothers viii with a
uest Of 81. according to the will OF
len Glib, widow. fled for probate
the District Supreme Court yester-
IL. Three other sons. Robert A.
BIB, Charles c. Glib and Thomas E.
|ibb, are generously provided for In
heir mothers will.
Mrs. Glib, in her will. states that
be desires her household furnishings.
hiture. cutlery, etc, to be divided
lilly between her two sons. Robert
d Charles C Glib and that she
the proceeds from two insur-
policies to 60 to the latter.
|I burfal lot in Glenwood Cemtery
J given to Robert A, Charles c. and
Thomas z. GLIB.
'.All other moneys" Mrs. Gibb says
b her will, ''is to be divided between
e sons" She says that she be-
aths William Is. Glib 81 which
II that I intend he shall have of
estate"
70 will is dated July II. 1914. and
robert A. Glib Is named as executor.
drs. Glib died October 20.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-28
WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE

For miles IN The VALLEY Of Dehzht'' the
valley of the Yumuri. Cuha) stretched ths rich
acres k Don Estehan varuua. In tobacco and
eofes and sugar. His heart b shared with hi.
hsautiful wife. Dona Rnsa. and his buried
treasure Of gold and jeweS obtained in dsvious
wayA Only his wife and old SehastiAn. de-
voted slzra enjoyed Don Erteoans conndenoe.
and aftsr the death of Dona Roa In child
where the treasure was buried. Dun Esteh.n
bad solemnly pnAmised that at his death the
faithful slave and bis daughter. Essngelins,
should Be freed. % tbs old man was proof
against the probing Of crafty Pancho Cueto.
managr Of the plantation
TLeD one day Don Estehan married the Dona
Isabel. . famous HabanA beauty. who had
heard Of his riches and straightvay sought to
pry from him their location Failing In this.
she made his life miserable fsignsd jsalousy Of
mistTeated Dona Rnsa-s beautiful tvins-httls
Rosa and Estsban- Dos Estshan. driven to
drink and gambling. one night stzksd Evan
gehna On . turn of tbs cards. and lost TO Don
Pablo Pea Sebastian. hnrrihsd. reconstructed
with him, and Don Esteban. in drunken pas
SIGN. had the old man manaced and nogged.
Duna Isabel thinks that At last the faithful
slave will betray his masters oonndenos-
But Sebastian accuses her Of being the cause
Of his misery. and calls such awful curses
down on hsr bead that shs runs away. terri
heL Don Eseban returns. thros drunk and
ugly. with his friends. and finding the slave
still defiant, taunts him. telling him Of Evan
gelina bsing given to Salvador. Don Pablos
cochero, and lashes him with his whip Some
thing in the brain Of his victim snaps, and
with sudden maniacaI strength the negro frees
himself and attacks his tormentors. killing Don
Estehan. Don Pablo and Pedro Mirou in turn.
hsfore he 10 himself slain So psrishes the So
oret Of the treasure Dona Isabel searches for
IT in vain Her stepdaughter. Rosa, returns
from q Yankee school,=snd Dona Isabel well
COMES as a slitor aged. fat. uncouth but
nch sugar msrchant
Rosa has already been attracted by the dancing
eye and singing heart Of young John o'Reilly,
Who has fallen head-oyer-heels in love with her.
despite the fact that he is hak-enszged to a
girl in the States-ths danzhtr Of his ernploy-
er. He and Roa and bar brothsr whit clan
destinely in a sunksn garden Of the quinta.
Go On with the Story.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-28

title to those plantations! They are
mine, for have paid the taxes out
Of my own pockets now these many
years &*S
Taxes! What do you mean?"
II paid them. The receipts are m
my name"
God, such perndy! And you VINO
knew him." -
The deeds have been lost for SO
long that the property would have re-
verted to the crown had 1t not been
for me. You doubt that, chr Well,
appeal to the court and you will fina
that 1t Is true. For that matter. the
officials make new laws to Mt each
case. and should they learn that Este
ban Varona died intestate they wousd
arrange somehow to seize all his
property and leave you without q
roof over your head. Fortunately 1
can prevent that. for / have q title
that will stand. in want Of better
one"
while the unhappy woman struggled
with herself. Then:
You took advantage of my igno-
rance Of business to rob me-" she de-
clared. Well. 1 know something
would make a law to At my case they
will make one to ft yours. When 1
tell them what you have done perhaps
you will not fare so well with them
as you expect She was fighting now
with the desperation OF ono cornered.
Perhaps" Cueto shrugged. That
is what / want to talk to you about.
II only you will be sensible. Now
then. let us he frank 1nasmuch as
we're both in much the same NIX,
hadn't we better continue our presen.
arrangementsT He stared unblink-
ingly at his listener. "Oh. I mean
1t! Is 1t not better for you to be CON-
tent with what my generosity prompts
me to give. rather than to risk ruin
for both Of US by grasping for too
much?"
"Merciful God! The outrage! I war
rant you have grown rich through
! your stealing" Isabers voice had
gone nat with CONSERVATION.
''Rich7 Well. not exactly, but
| comfortably well OF" Cueto actual
| ly smiled again. NO doubt my
| frankness is a shock to you. You
are angry at my proposition. eh%
| Never mind. You will think better
Of 1t in time. il you are = sensible
woman
What a fend! Have you no
sentiment7'
oh. sonora 1 am all senti-
naent Don Estebau was my bene-
| factor. 1 revere his memory. and
| l feel it my duty to see that hts
family does not want That Us why
| have provided for you. and will
continue to provide - in proper
! measure. But now. since at last we
| enjoy such confidential relations. let
us hav" no more of these miserable
| snspicions Of each other. Let US
entirely forget this unpleasant mis-
! understanding and be the same good
| friends 8 before
Having said this. Pancho Cueto
stool silent a moment in polite eK-
| pectancy; then receiving no intel
HEible reply. he bowed low and left
| the room.
To the avaricious Dona Isabel
| Cueto'S frank acknowledgment Of
theft was maddening, and tho real
izatIon that she was helpless. nav.
dependent upon his charity for her
| living. fairly crucified her proud
| spirit.
All day she brooded. and by the
The Washington herald., 1919-10-28
NEGRO WHO ATTACKED
WOMAN, SHOT IN JAIL

Humboldt. Tenn. Oct. I.-Three
hours after his arrest last night for
attempted assault on a white woman,
Henry Booth. 30. negro. ex-soldier.
vas shot and fatally wounded by un-
identified white men who gained en-
tr Lnce to The Jail by saving the locks.
Physicians say he cannot recover. The
IEoman was alone on her front porch
ghen the negro. who lived near by.
roached. She resisted and fright
him away. Booth was arrested
and lodged in Jail.
put 1 a. m shots were heard and
was found lying on the floor of
cell with six bullet holes in his
re was considerable excitement
this morning OffiCials say the
has worked but little since ne
ned from the army. He is said
nave been wounded in the battle of
e ArEonne.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-28
Get READY
FOR" FLU"
, Your Liver Active, Your Sys-
Purified and Free from Colds
y Taking Calotabs, the Man.
,ealess Calomel Tablets, that
Are Delightful, Safe and
Sure.

physicians and druggists are advis-
their friends to keep their sys-
purified and their organs in per-
working order as a protection
INST the return Of influenza They
that a clogged-up system and
sy liver favor colds, influenza and
Us complications
cut short q cold overnight and h
snt SERIOUS complications take one
2b at bedtime with q swallow of
that's all No salts. no nau-
DO crying. no sickenfng after
.. Next Morning your cold has
osd your liver Is active, YOUR
n n purified and refreshed and
rs feeling nne with a hearty
To for breakfast. Eat what you
no danger.
C-Iotaos are sold only in original
Iealed packages. price thirty-fiye
oats Every druggist is authorized
o refund your money II you are not
,ernectiy delighted with calotahs.-
nv