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CELEBRATE 2STB
WEDDING DAY
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Duffy, of Near Wall
Lake, Observe Anniversary
of Their Marriage.
VAIL WEEKLY NEWS SUMMARY
Notes Regarding Various Events in
Vail and Vicinity—People Who
Go and Come
A pleasant event took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Duffy near
Wall Lake Sunday afternoon and
evening, it being the twenty-fifth an
niversary of. their marriage, when a
large number of friendB and relatives
assembled to do honor to the occas
ion. The Symphony Trio from Vail
furnished music for the occasion and
a pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Jas. Mangan is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Matt McCormack and
two daughters, Catherine and Madona,
of ElKeno, Okla., who arrived here
last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Pave Tonner has returned from
a pleasant visit at the home of lier
daughter, Mrs. B. C. Moeller, and
husband in Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Thos. Powers. and daughter.
Miss Anna, were visitors In Denison
Thursday on business.
Mrs. J. P! Norman returned the first
of last week from a visit with rela
tives at Dow City.
lielos Maak was over from Boyer
Thursday transacting business.
Jas. O'Boyle spent Thursday in
Carroll with relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Schwanz was a Den
ison visitor Saturday.
V. C. Hawks was up from West Side
on business Monday.
Misses Stella and Loralne Hickey
spent Tuesday with relatives ill Deni
iOI..
Mrs. C. P. Ambrose and son, Perry,
visited last week with friends in Oma
ha.
Miss Nell Hannau was a Denison
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Kendall, of Clinton, visited
here recently at the W. K. Dobler
home,
Albert Bandow was a passenger
Omaha Wednesday,
Miss B. Hussion spent a few days
last week at the Thos. Tarpy home
near West Side.
W.,Wilrqth and family were visiting
^itli. EWnteon friends Wednesday.
John Dawson was here from Deni
son., last week for a visit with his
uncle* W. Rundlett, and famjly.
Miss Marie Keane attended a.party
at the C)ark home in Denison Thurs
day-evening of last veek.
j. G. Kelly and J. T. Byrne* were
in Omaha the first of last weeji on
business.-
John Stagleman spent last week in
Dunlap with relatives.
Dan Scanlan and wife and children
were Denison callers Tuesday.
Mrs. J. J. Hill and two daughters
and Misses Katherine and Margaret
Crowe,.Rose
Sweeney, Gertrude Man­
gan, Vera Keane and Kathryn Mon
aghan returned Friday afternoon- from
a few days' outing at Lake View.
Mrs. M. Shuptor has been spendug
the past ten days wth relatives at
Charter Oak.
A large number of Vail people at
tended the old settlers' picnic in Den
ison last Tuesday.
C. Rhodes made a trip to Omaha
on business 'Wednesday.
Mrs M. P. Maguire returned home
Tuesday from a five weeks' visit at
the California expositions.
Mrs. Joe Rundlett spent Monday
with relatives in Denison.
Mrs. C. C. Vail returned to her home
In Jefferson Wednesday after a few
days' visit with friends liero
,1. R, Duffy made a trip to Omaha on
business Wednesday.
Misses Sara Welch. Anna Harring
ton and Mary Robinson visited the
first of last week in Maple River Junc
tion at the Wm. Welch home.
Mrs. C. C. Petersen and daughters,
Mary Jane, departed the last of the
week for DeSmet, S. D., for an extend
ed visit with her parents, Mr. and
•Mrs. Kileen.
Dr. L. E. Molseed left Wednesday
evening of last week lor Chicago to
visit iiis brother, Dan, who is iu poor
1CRay
Stalninger, wife and baby, of
Droinright, Okla.. visited here last
week with relatives and friends.
A. O'Connell spent a few days the
first of last week at the Ed McAn
drews home in Denison.,
Mrs B. Wahlin spent the last of the
week
in Arcadia with relatives.
Chas Macke spent Tuesday with
relatives in Carroll. His wife and
liaby who had been visiting there, re
turned home with him Wedqfcsday.
Misses Marie Ahrenkiel and La
Vern Pouts spent the past week with
Mr and Mrs. Perion in Nemaha.
Miss Manetta Jorgensen returned
home last week from her trip to Call-
"SSi Leila Albert, of Denison, was
the euest of Vail friends last week.
Mhn. Welch was up from Maple Riv
er Junction Monday.
Mrs. Thomas, of Boone, was a re
cent visitor here at the Chas. Rich
ardson home.
Miss Edna Molseed returned home
Wednesday from Cedar Falls, where
she had been attending summer school
Misses Emma Koester and Viola
Brockelsby also returned from Cedar
Falls the same day.
Misses Mabel Dugan and Marie Ah
renkiel spent Monday afternoon in
Denison.
John and Chas. O'Connor and Miss
es Margaret and Nelle Hickey and
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Mrs. M. R. McGrath motored over to
Botna the first of last week lor a visit
with relatives.
Jess Cranny, of Omaha, Sundayed
here with his folks.
Mrs. T. J. Kenney, Miss Ruth Abst
and Frank Kenney returned home oil
Saturday from a week spent iu Oma
ha.
Miss Elsie Pieper spent last week
with friends in .Manning.
Miss Margaret Regan returned on
Sunday from a couple of weeks' visit
with her sisters, Mrs. Katchford and
Mrs. McVeigh, in Omaha.
Roy Dieter was a West Side pas
senger Monday.
Dr. Clarence Molseed returned to
Omaha Sunday afternoon after a few
days' visit here with his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Vary and Mr. and Mrs.
John Lynch, of Mechanicsville, visited
here Wednesday night with Misses
Margaret and Nell Hickey, while oil
their way across the country in their
car from Lake Okoboji to the state
fair at Des Moines.
Mrs. M. J. Keane spent a couple of
days last week with relatives in Den
ison.
Miss Marjorie Haas visited in Dun
lap last week with her grandparents,
Mr. and'Mrs. Robsjon.
The following have purchased new
cars during the past ten days: Henry
Watje, a Studebaker S. G. Sleohta
an Oldsmobile and Tony Grenehan a
Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanss and chil
dren, of Denison, spent Sunday here
at the Adolph Etzel homo.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tupper enjoyed
a visit Sunday with the latter's par
ents, whose home is In Woodbine.
Pat Meade and wife and son, Vin
cent, Mrs. B. Clarke and her mother,
Mrs. M. Haugh, autoed over iu the
former's car Sunday and spent the day
at the Jas. Hickey home.
Warry Cowlham and family spent
last week here with his sister, Mrs.
Frank Wulf, and family.
John Harrington made a trip to
Omaha Tuesday on business.
Mrs. John McGovern and daughter,
Mary, drove over to West Side Thurs
day and visited friends.
Rhody Champion, of Denison, was
a Sunday visitor in Vail.
Mrs. H. Voss and Miss Annie koes
ter spent Friday witli friends in Car
roll.
Miss Ida Duffy, of Boone, visited
here last week at the John Duffy
home. I
Misses Rose and Margaret Clark
and Minnie Rininsland, of Denison
Miss Marguerite Farreljy, of Chicago,
and Miss Hose Clark, of New York
(Continued on Page Six.)
ADVERTISING RATES.
The Curts Publishing company an
nounces new rates for the Ladites'
Home Journal—one of $8.00 a line sind
$U,000 for a full inside page, $7,000 for
second or third cover in two colors
or $8,000 for the third cover in three
or four colors and $10,000 for the
fourth cover In four colors. For the
Saturday Evening Post a rate of $8.00
per line is announced, one of $5,o6o 1'or
a full page, one of $0,000 for the sec
ond or third in two colors, one of $7,
500 for the fourth cover in two colors
and one of $10,000 for center double,
page in black and $12,000 far center
double page in two colors.
Vet right here in Grundy Center we
have merchants who will stock their
shelves with nationally advertised
goods from concerns who pay the
above schedule of prices for the Ladies
Home Journal aiid the Saturday Eve
ning Post and then these merchants
sit down and say advertising doesn't
pay because they can not buy a page
of space in the local papers for a song
and have the editors write their ad
vertisement in the bargain.—Grundy
Center Republican.
The Arabic affair seems to- demon
strate that it has little intluence on the
kaiser when President Wilson re
marks "Tut tut."
ARTHUR WILLIAMS.
President of the Ameri
can Museum of Safety.
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CHANGES IK WEST
SIDE SCHOOLS
Entire Change Made in School Faculty
of West Side Schools—Supt.
Rundell to Have Charge
BUSY WEEK THERE IN SOCIETY
News Notes Gathered by Correspond
ent and Penciled in Readable Man
ner—Out of Town Visitors
School began Monday. An entire
change has taken place in the faculty.
Superintendent C. C. Rundell will have
charge of the entire school. He will
also teach agriculture, manual train
ing, and Physics. Principal Gertrude
Patterson will teach Spelling, Physi
ology. Latin Grammar, and European
History. Mary A. Peters will teach
Geography, Advanced Algebra, Plane
Geometry, Writing. Physical Geogra
phy and Advanced Arithmetic. Kath
ryn Newland will teach English, Ger
man, Reading, and Music. Athea
Smith will teach Amertcan History,
Greek History and Sewing, Cook
ing and Foods. Charlotte Ander
son will teach the scond'intermediate,
Christine the first intermediate, and
Grace Tarpy will have charge of the
primary room.
A very pretty little party Was given
at the W N Walter's home Thursday
afternoon in honor of Miss Evelyn's
birtyday. About twenty-four little folks
were invited and enjoyed the' after
noon by playing games At five lunch
was served and at six. o'clock the
children left for their different homes.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G, Dannatt and
daughter returned Saturday after visi
ting with relatives, and friends in Ce
dar Rapids and Clinton.
John Muinm spent Sunday at the
parental home in this city.
Miss Gertrude Simpson is visiting
friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. August Voss and daughter,
Verna, wore Denison passengers Sat
urday.1
Mrs. Soesbe and children returned
to1their home at North Platte, Neb.,
lifter visiting with friends at West
Side.
Tony McCann visited friends at As
pinwall Sunday.
John Miller and family and Mrs.
J. A. Mooney, of Randolph, Neb,, are
visiting friends and relatives in West
Side and Arcadia.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Niesz, of Fair
mont, Minn., visited Sunday with rela
tives in this city.
Mrs. Anna M. Bohling, of Arcadia,
Mrs. Jasper Sievers, and daughter,
Mrs. John Woick, and son, John, and
Mrs. Hans Fralun. of Gladbrook, la.,
visited at the H. Sievers home Sun
day.
Miss Verna'Voss will teach the Jul
ius Tliiedemann school.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Thiedemann and
Mr. aud Mrs. Julius Hagge were Oma
ha shoppers the first of the week.
Frank Bohnenkamp and family and
Mrs. John Bohnenkamp, of Breda,
were Sunday guests at the Phil Redig
home.
The Misses Ruth and Zalda Frost
returned to their home at Atlantic, la.
Saturday after visiting a few weeks
«t the A. W. Starek home. They were
accompanied by Mrs. A. W. Starek.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pacholke and
Mrs. Anna Gordon returned after visi
ting with relatives at Iowa Falls.
Fred Bock uttended the old set
tler's picnic at Denison Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Arnd returned to her
home at Council Bluffs Monday after
visiting at the Herman Marten's
homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Krusc and daugh
ter, Mae, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kemp
left Tuesday morning for Northwood,
la., where Mr. and Mrs. Kruge live.
Mrs. August Voss and daughter,
Evelyn and Dorothy, and son, Dewey,
and Migs Hattie Voss motored to Deni
son Monday.
Miss Hattie Voss returned Sunday
after visiting with friends at Denison.
Miss Lydia Thiedeman is visiting at
the home of her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Claus Thiedeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Patterson and
THIS WEEK'S NEWS THIS WEEK, NOT NEXT WEEK.
DENISON, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1, 1915.
VIEW OF WARSAW SHOWING VISTULA BRIDGE.
Photo by American Press Association.
For months the main objective of the Gerinnn army Jn the eastern war zone has been tne capture of Warsaw.
Warsaw has been the principal supply depot for the Russian army.
children left Wednesday for a visit,
with friends and relatives at Marengo.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anthony and
daughter were shopping in Denison
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Glascock and
daughter, Ila, motored to Carroll Fri
day.
Mrs. John Kruse' and daughter,
lone, left Wednesday' for a visit with
relatives at Scranton."
Miss Nelle Hanson returned Tues
day to her home sft~Lake City after
visiting with friends here.
Miss Ella McCaffery., of Vail, visi
ted friends at West Side Friday.
The Misses AlmC Eiruna, and Ade
line Schaffer returned to their home
at Omaha after visiting with friends
and relatives in this city.
Mrs. C. X,. Patterson and children
were Carroll passengers Friday.
Mrs. A. W. Starek and sisters,
Ruth and Zaida Frost, visited friends
at. Vail Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sievers left
Sunday evening fy Newport, West
Virginia, to attend -Jlie funeral of Mr.
Sjever's cousin, Alien, Harry Sievers,
who drowned in the James River.
Mr. and Mrs.. John H. Krnse gave-a
moonlight picnic Monday evening in
honor of Miss Emma Hac, of C6dar
Rapids, who is visiting at the Kruse
home aud Miss Meredith, of Arion,
Iowa, who "is visiting at the H. 15.
Searles home. About thirty five young
people motored to Schumann's grove
to spend the evening. Wienies were
roasted by a large'bonfire and Arthur
Peters furnished music on a guitar
for singing. Everyone thoroughly en
joyed the evening and voted Mr. anil
Mrs. Krtlse" splendid entertainers.
Mr. Jacob Peters motored to Man
ning Friday.
The Misses Frieda and Edna Dree
sen returned to their home at Charter
Oak Friday after a visit at the Claus
Thiedemann home.
Vere Ewing, of Ames, visited here
Sunday with friends.
Carl Fautli jr. is teaching the John
Bicker's schoolhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Olry and daugh
ter were business visitors here Mon
day.
Mrs. F. VV. Lawler is visiting friends
at Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Caldorwood, Miss Clara
Dobler, Mr. and Mrs. F. North, and
Mr. and Mrs. L. Owings were visitors
at the C. E. Dobler home Sunday.
Wm Irinde and family visited Son
day at the Garfield Steiuhauer home.
Mrs. Louise lapleff, or Oakland.
California, is visiting at theu-C. E.
Dobler home. Mrs. lapleff is Mrs.
Dobler's sister.
September lirst. Fried Chicken
day, will be celebrated by many peo
ple with a dinner of corned beef hash.
The American dollar rules the finan
cial world—not through the wisdom of
the democratic law. makers, but
through the folly of those European
rulers wiio precipitated the most ruin
ous war in the world's history. Our
own economic system is just as weak
at the foundation today as' it was in
July, 1914, when the balance of trAde
.was running higher and higher against
us. We have been saved from disaster
not by our own action, but. by the ex
treme necessities of our unfortunate
cousins across the Atlantic. Foolish,
foolish indeed, the man who deludes
himself with the idea that such an
econO'inic structure can endure be
yond the day when its foundation talis.
That the "prosperity" ot the country
is highly concentrated in the terri
tory of the "war bride" establish
ments finds new confirmation in a
table compiled by a New York stock
exchange house. The table compares
the prices of various classes of stocks
at the beginning of tlie war and at the
present time: and it is significant that
the stocks of railroads—the one basic
and fundamental and nation wide In
dustry—are but two per cent higher
than they were a your ago. But the,
"war bride" stocks havp meantime
gone kiting. Tims, the7 average of
steel iand equipment stocks is 87 per
cent higher: motor stocks 82 per cent
metal stocks *0 per cent can stocks
54 por cent anil electric and sugnr
stocks about 40 per cent higher than
a year ago.
SCHLESWIGLIGHTS
ALMOST READY
Electricians and Linemen Busy Get
ting Little City of Schleswig
Wired for Electric Lights
ELECTROLIERS BEING I.NSTALLTD
Many Social Functions Held—Mr. B.
S. Andresen and Family Now
Visiting in Minnesota.
The workmen are busily engaged in
getting the city wired: ready for the
electric lights, which will soon' be in
stalled. The streets are torn up for
the laying of the lines to the electro
liers. ,4
August Lic.kert and family wore in
Denison Thursday visiting relatives.
/Miss -Lillian Brodersen,.of, Hurpn,
S. D.. spent a few days the vast week
in the Dr.-.Schultz home,- the guest of
Miss Loretta Schmidt.
After a pleasant visit in the H. D.
Jones home, Miss Myrtle McAhren and
Miss Harriet Hall returned to their
homes in Denison Tuesday.
The nurse who has been here tak
ing care of Mrs. Claus Krolinke, re
turned to her home in Omaha Satur
day. Mrs. Krohuke is somewhat bet
ter.
Airs. Henry Jahde and daughters,
Hattie and Sylvia, spent, a few days
last week in the Henry. II, Schroeder
home north of town.
Mrs. Nellie Smart, a trained nurse
from Omaha, spent last week in the'
Dr. Schultz home.
Mr. and Airs. O. J. Clausen and fam
ily are enjoying a visit with Mrs. J.
McKann aud son, Amos, of Omaha.
Mrs. Minnie Jansen entertained a
few ladies at her home Friday after
noon.
The Henry Struck family, of Ida
Grove, were here Tuesday for a visit
with the Hugo Wiegand family.
Adulph Jahdo and John Glau made
an auto trip to Sioux City Monday, re
turning Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Audrqson and
children left Monday for we$(.eru Iow^.
to visit Mrs. Andreseu's sister, Mrq.
W. C. Schmidt. From there: they go
'to Trumann, Minn., to visit her par
ents, Mr. and'Mrs. H..,Niewoluier„
Theodore Minister was a business
visitor iu Denison Monday.
Rev. Frese and family, of Denison,
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bosecker, of
Mt. Oarmel, 111., spent Tuesday liere
with the latter's brother, John IScriidt.
The M. G. It. club was very nicely
entertained Wednesday by Mrs. Marie
Schmidt.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Watson and
children were in Denison Tuesday at
tending the old settlers' picnic and
visiting at the A. C. Weeks home.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Petersen and
the former's brother, August, and sis
ter, Mollie, went by way of the auto to
Delmo for a visit. They will atyso vis
it in Davenport and Dos Moines be
fore returning home.
Will Greaves returned home Friday
from Denison and West Side, where
he had been visiting.
Cyrennus Sclunidt visited the M. A.
Hollander family in Iticketts Thurs
day, returning on the freight that
evening.
Hans Mahlstedt and Apolph Jahde
wero in Soldier Friday afternoon anil
evening attending a carnival.
Fred Northun, of Denison, is the
new clerk at the II. W. Schmidt stoi
Miss Pearl Swearingen returned to
her home in Omaha after a pleasiin'
visit in the Dr. Schultz home.
The I.adies' Aid of the Lutheran
church held a regular meeting Thurs
day afternoon at fhe home of Miss
Miunio Stegeinan.
Little Nadine Jepsen entertained
nine little girl friends Tuesday after
noon in honor of her ninth birthday.
A large number of friends and rela
tives gathered at the George Broder
sen home Monday evening to celebrate
Mr. Broderseu's birthday.
Ed Lelunan has returned to his
work here in the German bank after
a pleasant three weeks' vacation,
which he spent in Denison and also
REVIEW
in several different points in Illinois.
Miss little Norris returned to her
home in Denison Monday after spend
ing a few days here in the Dr. H. D.
Jones home.
Dr. and Mrs. Schultz and the latter's
sister. Miss Loretta Schmidt, .were
shoppers in Denison Monday after
noon.
Miss Birdie Berg came trim Deni
son to resume her school duties at the
Naeve schoo/1 house Monday.
Mrs. Henry Buck was taken sick on
Saturday.
Charles Reinking and son and Al
bert Berndt went to Lincoln, Neb., on
Wednesday. From there Albert will
go to Wayne, Neb., for a visit with
his grandparents.
Mrs. H. D. Jones entertained several
ladles Monday afternoon. The time
was spent In visiting and doing fancy
work. At fhe close of the afternoon
a lovely two course lunch was served
by tho hostess, assisted by Harriet
Hall and Myrtle McAhren.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schultz and
babv were in Ricketts Thursday to at
tend a party at the Hugo Rix home.
Miss Loretta Schmidt has gone to
Charlotte and Clinton for a visit with
.relatives and friends.
After a few days' visit here in the
Thos. Uveu and John Berndt homeST
Chris Berndt returned to his home in
Coon Rapids Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Reimers is recovering
nicely from her serious illness and has
gone to the home of her son, Ed, ta re
cuperate.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schultz and
children and Freda Schroeder start
ed in the Schultz auto for Ricketts
Thursday evening, but had the mis
fortune to have a breakdown and had
to have the Jahdei boys bring them
back to town.
Mrs. Henry Harrington is here in
charge of the City cafe during the ab
sence of Mr. and Mrs. Vernle Harring
ton, who are in Sioux City, where Mrs.
Harrington underwent an operation on
Monday.
The Schleswtg schools will open on
September 5th for another year's
work.
The Adolph and Henry Jahde and
Elmer Watson families were enter
tained at the Henry H. Schroeder
home northwest of town Sunday.
The dance held at the Pastime the
ater Saturday night was not very well
attended on account of the rain. The
Battle Creek orchestra furnished the
music.
John J. Nicholsen has traded l»is
residence here to John Bruggen, he
getting 120 acres of land in Woodbiiry
county.
v"
Fist Fighting-
Some interest has been excited by
a recent petition sent to the navy de
partment, that fist fighting be permit
ted the students in naval schools in
settling personal disputes, as a.means
of promoting manliness.
There are a large number of people
who believe at least that boys of
school age should settle their own dis:
putfes with their lists. One man who
has raised up a good sized family with
a kindly hand, says that when he heard
his boy complain that he got a licking
from some other urchin, he would
give his son still another, to teach
him to light better next time.
But in mature life the trouble with
physical combat is that it does not
settle the justice of disputes. The big
man, heavy In beef and brutal in
muscle,' becomes too arrogant. The
fact that a man is puny of stature does
not mean that he has no justice in his
cause." If he must sutler not merely
tho original wrong, but a licking in
the attempt to right it, his lot is in
deed hard. As the principle of arbi
tration spreads, the power of tho list
diminishes.
While $20,000 and three valuable
ball players are being paid for Joe
Jackson, the pinch hitter, many very
highly educated young men have to
pay an agency several hundred dollars
to get them, jobs at $20 per week.
MRS. CHARLES S. WHITMAN
New York Governor'# Wife Has Re
ceived Many Threatening Letters.
Photo by American Preag Association.
Every page contains
live advertising matter
that will be of interest
to every reader.
No. 35
CRAWF0RD1TES
AT HEALTH CURE
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kimes Sojourn
ing at Mt. Clemens, Mlelt., for
Benefit of Hie Health.
PLEASANT HILL LOCAL ITEM8
Mr. and. Mrs. F. L. Char*ih»rlain on An
Extejided Trip to Western Coast,
Taking in mo =xpesr ons.
Word comes from Mrs. Albert Kimes
of Ohio, better known to the people
of this vicinity as Rose Thompson,
that she and her husband and son,
Glen, are spending a few weeks at Mt.
Clemens, Mich., where Mr. Kimes is
taking treatment for his health.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Chamberlain left
Saturday morning for an extended
trip through the wjest. They expect
to visit her brother at Los Angeles
and will also attend the exposition at
San Francisco. They will stop off
at a number of places on the way out
and vis,it with relatives and old
friends.
Will Quantz, Jr. has. been on the
sick list the past few days.
Darwin VanCleave and Walter Sim
merman spent Sunday evening at the
Theron Beck home visiting with Har
old Calvin.
Mr. .and Mrs. A. R. Potter and son
visited Sunday afternoon at the Will
Quantz home.
Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Johnson enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. Homer Baker and
Mrs. Dan Clark at dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Laple and Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Hayes autoed to
Harlan Sunday.
Mr. and.Mrs. Ben Bidlack, Harold,
Mrs. Simmerman and Miss Lucy spent
Sunday evening at the Earl Bidlack
home.
Ben Bidlack and son, Harold, autoed
to Denison Friday and transacted bus
iness.'
Miss Lucy Simmerman visited Fri
day afternoon with the Misses Hattie
and Lillian Macumber.
Harry McGill, from near Vail, pur
chased cattle of Will Quantz, Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McLeod, Mrs.
Harry McLeod and son, Robert, took
dinner Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Baker, of Manilla.
Will Mundt has purchased a new
Studebaker Four aulo and the fam
ily are ndw"looking forward to many
pleasant rides.
George Bidlack, August Schultz and
Will Mundt marketed tiogs at Manilla
Saturday forenoon.
Miss Mabel Thompson was on the
sick list several days last week, suf
t'eiy ng fipom an attack of grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Baker, of Ma
nilla, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Saylor at'
tended the Harlan fair Wednesday.
Rev. Miller, pastor of the Methodist
church at Manilla, .called at the F. E.
Macumber home Wednesday after
noon.
Donald Selby, who has been spend
ing the summer vacation with his sis
ter, Mrs. Hugh Thompson, left Thurs
day morning for his home in Des
Moines.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Talbot and three
little daughters, of Omaha, spent sev
eral days the latter part of the week
at the J. H. Healy home. Mr. Talbot
Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Healy, Miss Ma
rie and Frank attended the old set
tlers' picnic in Denison Tuesday^
Harry Quaiitz visited Tuesday af
ternoon at the T. N. Case home in Ma
nilla.
Miss Grace Bidlack spent Tuesday
at the home of her uncle, B. H. Bid
lack.
Mrs. Hugh Thompson attended the
Philathea society Tuesday afternoon
at the home ofi Mrs. Deter In Manilla.
Mrs. Will Quantz assisted Mrs. Det
er in Manilla in entertaining the Phi
lathea society Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Vrooman attended
the old settlers' picnic in Denison last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Campbell and lit
tle sou, Allen, of Emmetsburg, left
tor their home Tuesday morning after
a tew days' visit with the former's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Campbell.
Miss Hattie Case, of Manilla, spent
a few days last week at the W. Quantz
home.
Miss Hattie Macumber called on
Mrs. Ev Bidlack in Manilla Wednes
day afternoon.
The kaiser not having had time to
reply to President Wilson's recent af
fectionate note, sent him a post card
to express his seutlmeuts, in the form
ot a bomb under the Arabic.
If some men spent a little less time
studying the tables showing Upstand
ing of the league ball teams, the
tables showing their own assets and
liabilities would look better.
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left for his home Sunday, but Mrs.
Talbot and children will remain un
til next Sunday visiting at the Healy
and O'Coniier homes.
Mrs. Will Quantz and son, Harlry,
spent Thursday afternoon at the Silas
Thompson home.
Mrs. Clayton Baker, of Manilla, and
Mrs. Ben Bidlack visited Friday at
the Geo. Bidlack home.
Mr. and Mrs. James Harvey fand
three children and Mrs. Will Wear
mouth and son, William, of Denison.
visited at the Will Thompson home on
Friday, coming out in the Harvey car.
George F. Lochiniller, of Emmet,
N. D.. and Mrs. Ev Bidlack, or Manil
la, called at tho Geo. Bidlack home
Monday evening. Mr. Lochmiller
came to Denison to attend the funer
al of his father, Philip Lochmiller.
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