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Exercises' At The Presbyterian
Church Thursday Evening.....
SERMON BY S. W.MCFADDEN.
"reinstallation Conducted by The Sioux
City Presbytery, With the Moderator
Rev. Cummings of Ida Grove.
The installation service as the First
"'^'Presbyterian church last Thursday
evening was a very auspicious opening
of the pastorateof Rev. Wm. Ellsworth
wssBryce. The evening was beautiful,
sand the attendance wa9 excellent,
numbers of members of other churches
manifested their good will by
their presence. The service was
solemn and impressive, and alculated
to .leepen the sense of obligation on
th: part of both pastor and people.
fjwThsi iQatallation was conducted by the
Sioux City Presbytery, with the
Moderator. Rev G. M. Cumminas, of
•faxst Ida Grove, in the chair. After the
opening devot.ion&A |ex«rci9e-», an elo
jue'-.t, sermon was delivered by the
Rev. S. W. McFadden, D. of Sioux
City on the subject of "Faith and
Works". Tne Constitutional qutvstioDs
were then propounded to the pastor
and people, and the pastoral relation
was formally inaugerated by an in
stallation prayer by thej Moderator
Rev. waiter H, Reynolds, pastor of the
Castellar Street Presbyterian church
of Omaha, then delivered a very im
pressive charge to the pastor, and the
Rev. J. W. Creswell, of Vail, a charge
to the people full of good 9ense. The
benediction was pronounced by the
pastor, after which the members of
the church, and many others of Mr.
Bryce's friends came forward and ex
tended to him their best wishes for a
happy and faithful pastorate. The
office of Pastor in the Presbyterian
church is a permanent relation which
can be dissolved only bv the Presby
tery.
GAME AT DOW CITY IS A TIE.
Neither Side Scored in the Football
Game Played at Dow City Last
Saturday.-
The return game of football with
Dow City wa.s played at. that place last
Saturday and was one of the mo3t hotly
contested games played by the home
team this season, as neither side made
a score.
The team was well supported by the
large number of Denison rooters who
accompanied them, although our
students do not know how to root to the
best advantage. In some respects our
boys did some of the best playing they
have done so far this season. They
worked at a disadvantage in having an
entirely new formation and a new set
of signals. The team work was poor,
but there was good individual playing
throughout the entire game, Under
the new formation our offence was
somewhat weakened, while thedefence
on line smashes was exceedingly poor.
There was but one time when either
eld was in danger of scoring. In the
first of the second half, while Dow City
had possession of the ball, our boys
nearly forced them back over their
own goal line, which would have made
two for our team.
The line-up which our boys present
ed Saturday is as follows:
Maloney, full-back Lully and Thew,
half-backs Rob Romans, quarter-back:
ftohwer, center Wook, right guard
Hart, left guard'. Weeks, right tackle
Danielson, left tackle Rioter, right
end Rbedenba'ugh, left end.
WINTER
Will soon be at hand and
need
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KEROSENE
as well as
GASOLINE
delivered al your door. I am pre
pared to give you the best grades of
either oil or gasojine and at prices
that will save you time and possibly
money. Your patronage is solicited
I. W. BAKER
The Oilman
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat*
NOV. 7, THE BIG DAY
Next Monday is to be a Great Day in
the History of Crawford County
Republicanism.
HUS8
Secretary Lesslie M. Shaw has con
sented to give the day to his Crawford
county friends and his coming will be
made the occasion for a series of meet
ings throughout the county.
The day will open with a two honr
meeting addressed by Sec. Shaw and
Congressman Conner. This meeting
will be at West Side from 10 to 12a.m.
Secretary Shaw and his party will
then proceed to Arion. where the Sec
retary will speak briefly, taking the
Milwaukee train to Charter Oak. Hon.
Carl F. Knehnle will follow Secretary
Shaw at Arion, apeaking more at length
than the Secretary will be able tc do.
Charter Oak will be reached shortly
after 2 p. m. Mr. Shaw -.vill speak
briefly and will be followed by an ad
dress bv Hon. P. E. C. Lally.
The Secretary will be driven from
Charter Oak to Schleswig. Euroate he
will stop for a brief talk at Ricketts,
his remarks at this place to be followed
by au address by Congressman .T. P.
Conner.
The Schleswig meeting will begin at
4 p. the Secretary ^peaking until
5..'10 p. HI.
At Denison a meeting will be held at
the opera house at 8 p. m. at which
both Secretary Shaw ana Congressman
Conner will speak.
At Manilla, at the special request of
his friends Hon. W. S. Moore will
speak on Monday evening.
This will make a great day for re
publicanism covering all points that it
is possible to make.
Parties of ten or more can secure rate
of one and one third on all railroads to
attend. these meetings and it is hoped
that many will attend from places
other than those at which meetings
will be held.
Let every republican go to work to
make these meetings successful and
let every voter plan to hear the great
Secretary at some point on his trip
about the country.
GoodficJ?* f^euis.
Isaac Newtoa visited with his brother
Steve on Sunday.
Misses Elsie Beaman and Sadie Newton
visited at Albert Winey's on Sunday.
Broder Boysen's house is nearly finished
and the lumber was hauled Monday for a
barn and other buildings,
Albert Winey bought several head of
cattle to feed this week of L. F. Morris
and B. Beaman.
Lizzie Latchaw, Bird Snell and Sadie
Newton closed their fall schools Friday.
They have given good satisfaction and
Miss Snell will teach the same school this
winter. Bert Brink will take Miss Lat
chaw's place, while Miss Effie Myers will
ilill Miss Newton's place. Miss Newton
expects to attend college this winter.
A Great Day
in Crawford
LESLIE M. SHAW
Secretary of the United States Treasury
and
J. P. CONNER
Congressman, will devote
CUMMINS' RECEPTION
Greeted by Citizens and School
Children Wednesday.
HIS SPEECH AT SCHLESWIG
About a Hundred People Acccompany
the Governur on the Special Train.
Opera House Well Filled.
Gov. A. B. Cummins arrived in Den
ison last Wednesday afternoon and was
escorted to the Cooper hotel where he
was tendered a public recepfion. A
large number of citizens called to pay
their respects besides a delegation of
Nov.
to meeting and speaking with their friends and
neighbors in their home county
The schedule of meetings will be as follows:
West Side at IjO a. Arion. 1-15 to 40 m.
Charter Oak 2to2:30 m. Rickets. 3:15 p. ra.
Schleswig 4 00 p. m. Denison. 8:00 m.
At Ricketts meeting Secretary Shaw will speak briefly, to
be followed at length by Hon. J. P. Conner. All the voters
of Crawford county are invited to attend these great meet
ings addressed by our honored fellow citizens.
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school children. The Governor visited
the high school and made them a talk
At 0.30 the special train, bearing
aboutjone hundred Denison citizens,left
for Schleswig, where the Governor
made a speech. Every seat in the house
was soon taken and the speaker was at
once intioduced by Hon. P. E. C. Lally.
a-At the Governor's own suggestion he
did not mount the stage but addressed
the audience from the floor. He said
be thought so much of the people of
Iowa that he wanted to keep as close to
them as possible. He spoke for an hour
and a half and held the close atteution
of the audience throughout the entire
address. He reviewed the glorious ac
complishments and history of the coun
try since it has been in control of the
republican party, while his apostrophe
to the little bronze button worn by the
Grand Army of the Republic was one
of the most eloquent, soul-stirring, and
patriotic of any we have ever heard.
After the speech, the Governor and a
number of prominent citizens of the
connty, dined at the restaurant
SALINGER WITH FAIRBANKS.
Will Assist the Senator in His Tour of
Indiana. Called From Missouri,
j, Where H# Was Speaking.
The Register and Leader of Monday
morning says that B. I. Salinger of
CarroM, Iowa, has been invited to join
the Fairbanks party at Indianapolis
this morning at 6:30 clock, and he
will make a tour of that slate with the
vice-presidential candidate,
Mr. Salinger was notified while he
was speaking under the auspices of the
national committee in Missouri, the
invitation having been extended oy the
chairin in of the Indiana state commit
tee and Senator Fairbanks.
The )ur which Senator Fairbanks
takes iu his own state will close his
campaign, during which he travelled
more than any candidate for any high
office in the history of the country.
During his various tours he has been
assisted by Iowa men probably more
than by those of any other state.
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