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The men who are interested in put-g up ice are the only ones that are oicing o\ er the recent cold wave. Mrs. Anna Rutter returned from slap where she spent several days iting with her sister Mrs. Grady. 9wing to. a delayed message there re no preaching services here last ldpy. Rev. Walcott is assisting h revival .. meetings in eastern

va and we understand that much od is being accomplished with many iversions. He will preach here tt Sunday and expects to hold a ies of meetings here. 'he Baker Comedy Co. gave an irtainment here Monday evening, as well spoken of by those who

inded, but the cold wave coming ed many to prefer sitting by

ir own fireside. Mr. and Mrs. John Lochtmller cel-•ated their silver wedding anniver-y Jan. 13th. A great many freinds 1 neighbors were invited.who left ny tokens with kind remembrances,

evening was spent, pleasantly by jging in many games. The graph-ne furnished a portion of the en-inment. A sumptuous supper was

ed that was commented on very ly. Mr. and Mrs. Lochmiller

been abundantly rewarded for energy and industry. They have tly built a modern residence in

kh they can live and enjoy the (

sings of a well spent quarter of intury. May they have many more iversaries is the wish of their

friends. Taylor of Sioux City is now as-

ng in the Anchor office. earl Wingrove visited with her id Mrs. Henry Doidge last Sun-

istmaster Rust of Kenwood was rion business caller Saturday, will be necessary, to put up more ng posts if Arion continues to people here as it has been doing 1st few months. in Kepford was a pleasant caller Monday. franter was here Tuesday at-g to business matters. Should

/j, urn to his farm in the spring he made very welcome by his

nds and neighbors. . Jas. Nelson visited with her

ter Mrs. Lang near Charter

C. Butler had the misfortune to his ankle which necessitated

e of crutches for a few days, va McColl spent Sunday in

\i. Johnson of Denison returned 'home in Denison after spend-[averal days caring for Morris I who has been very sick with Bonia at the home of his sister, Milo Kelly. All are glad that now out of danger and rapidly ting-Monday evening Jan. 14th at ne of Mr. and Mrs. Carson

^ occurred the marriage of aughter Christine to Edward

Dorsey of Greenfield, la. Rev} Wendt of Dunlap officiating. The bride was dressed in white and carried a wreath of brides roses. Miss Rose Peffer acted as bridesmaid and was also dressed very becomingly iq' white.. The groom was attired in conventional black and was attended by Nick Han­sen. Several friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony after which a four course dinner was served. The young couple received many useful gifts from their friends. Miss Han­sen has lived here since childhood and has many friends. Mr. Dorsey is not so well known here, but we have learned that he is an honest and in­dustrious young man. They will make their future home in Greenfield. May the richest blessings follow them, as they start the journey of life together.

Omer McWilliams of Charter Oak wa» here one day last week.

A young man who came in from the Milwaukee train an3 missed the Northwestern to Denison and who was very anxious to secure a marriage license and return on the afternoon train north" was very grateful to Mr.' Parmatier who drove him to Denison in just 45 minutes. The necessary papers were secured and the young' man returned safely in ample time to m&ke the train for the desired des- { tination. j

A number of young people went to Butler's vacant hotel Friday evening j and had a dance. The young ladies prepared baskets with lunches that were sold to the highest bidder. All seemed to think it a very pleasant gathering.

The wives of the business 'men's association are expecting to meet next Friday evening at the home of D. J. Butlers and organize a club. The particulars will be given next week. i:.

Nearly every person who is subject to attacks from thet stomach suffers from a morbid dread of a dietetic treatment for relief, that is three-fourths starvation, and one-fourth toast and milk. On the other hand you can eat as you please and digest the food by the aid ol a good diges-tant. thus giving the tired stomach equally as much rest. Eat what you please and take a little Kodol For Indigestion after your meals. It di­gest what you gat. Sold by Lam-born Drug Co.

• FOUND. A Grey horse, on Illinois Central

right of way. one mile east of Deni­son. Horse belonged to peddlers out­fit. Owner can have • asme by prov­ing property and paying cost. >

Charles, Quade 3-2t Section Foreman.

RATES TO DENVER. Via the North-Western Line. Ex­

cursion tickets will be sold January 19. 20 and 21. with favorable return limits. Apply to agents Chicago .& North-Western R'y.

; ^ Charter Oak A. F. Barber went to Schleswig

on business Tuesday. Samuel Luney and wife of Denison

are visiting relatives in Charter Oak today.

John Bolieu, formerly of Charter Oak and now of Sioux City, was in town on business one day last week. Mr. Bolieu contemplates a trip to California with his family in the near future. •>; ' Ch&s. Hanna and Carl Burk of Den­

ison are in Charter Oak to day. Albret Snyder has bought the Loo-

VniB property and rented the same to M. M. Black, who will occupy it after March first.

T. B. Lutz of Mapleton was in Charter Oak Saturday.

G. F. Fiene, a very highly respect­ed citizen of Charter Oak who has been in poor health for several months is reported much worse today.

A public installation of Masonic officers occurred Monday evening. Refreshments were served and a pleasant time hid by all. "̂-"v

Mrs. S. M. Stouffer and little son returned to their home in. Sac City on Saturday.

Mrs. M. J. McKinstry. of Ute is a guest of Mrs. J. J. McWilliams.

Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Loomis and daughter Jessie left Tuesady morning for their new home in Colorado. They were joined- in Omaha by Nan­nie and Edna who had preceeded them Saturday to visit with friends there. The Loumis family is one which will be greatly missed, as they have long been one uf the most prominent fam­ilies in Charter Oak. having been re­sidents for many years. Their many friends wish thiem the greatest suc­cess in their new home. They will reside in L<jveland. Colorado where Mr. Loomis will be engaged in the grocery business.

O. C. Chede&ter went to Chicago with stock Saturday.

Ed. Hardy went to Colorado Tues­day where he will locate in the region of Boulder.

On Sunday January 13 at high noon at the home of the bride's parents Dr, and Mrs. J. J. McWilliiams of Charter Oak occurred the marriage of Miss Nellie L; McWilliams to Ernekt L. Morgan of Sioux City. The words which made the happy couple man and wife were pronounced by Rev. E. Robbins of the M. E. church and the service was performed in the pres­ence of a few of the bride's relatives and a select few of her {girlhood friends. The service though simple was pretty and impressive. The bride being gowned in an elaborate dress of white persian lawn over pink silk, while the groom wore the convention­al lack. There were no attendants. Immediately following the ceremony a delicious four course dinner was served by the Misses Jessie and Leona McWilliams. and Miss Fanchon Bam-ford of Denison and Juanita Massie of Logan. Miss McWilliams has long been one of Charter Oak's nicest

are invoicing now and find big stocks in most all lines of winter goods. We

arc marking goods down every dry.

Big Reductions in Cloaks and Furs...

n all departments Bey your WINTER GOODS NOW.

The Boys, Denison, Iowa. !s

and most popular young ladies and has host of friends who wish her all happiness and prosperity. Mr. Mor­gan is day operator for the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway in Sioux City and is an excellent young man. well deserving of his newly ac­quired bride. 'Sfe future home is to be in Sioux Cityj|where they will be at home after February first. The out of town guests at the wedding were Miss Lydia Wertz, of Ida Grove, Juanita Massie of Logan, Franchon and Grace Bamford and Gertrude McWilliams of Denison, Elsie Kevan and Daisy Glassburner of Dow City and Joe Fischer of Lo-Kan. '•

For chapped and cracked hands nothing is quite as good as an appli­cation of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Put it on before goinfe to bed. use an old pair of gloves and see what a difference the morning will bring. Sold by Lamborn Drug Co.

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Yaii Father Farrelly of Denison visited

here Monday with Father Murphy. Dr. J. Thomson visited over Sun­

day with his brother Dr. R. J. Thompson of Ida Grove who is quite sick with pneumonia. His many friends hope for his speedy recovery.

Clara and Ida Servoss of Denison are visiting Vail friends this week.

Thos. Devaney and family have moved into town and 'are nicely set­tled in the D. Servoss residence.

Mrs. A. W. Lyman surprised her husband Thursday evening by invit­ing in about thirty friends to spend the evening. A game of Somerset was played in which Mrs. Thos. Ratchford carried off the winning prize. Light refreshments were serv­ed and all report a splendid time.

Agnes Curry is visiting relatives in Geneva. Neb.

On Saturday Jan. 12 there were Seventeen carload of stock shipped fromihere to Chicago.

Thressa Breen and sister Mrs. Will Krai attended the wedding of their brother John Breen in Forest City Jan. 7.

Lulu Maguire is spending the week in West Side helping in the store of H. Moeller.

Mrs. Joe Rundlett visited in West Side last week. " '

Prof. F. F. Gordon made Denison a call last Saturday.

E. H. Fitch of Carroll. Neb. is visiting relatives here.

R. Brockelsby attended a firemen's meeting in Manning Monday.

Adoplh Pound of Chicago is visit­ing relatives here.

Frank Fitzsimmons returned to his home in South Omaha Wednesday.

Master Earl Dugan is on the sick list.

Geo. Nicholson of Denison spent Friday in Vail.

G. L. Dieter spen*- Sunday in Car­r o l l . v, - - f 0

Dot Hulce is visiting relatives in Manilla this week.

Henry Thompson of Chicago was looking after business in Vail the first of the week. »

Miss Margaret McCarthy of Deni­son is visiting at the W. F. Mitchell home.

Mrs. J. E. Walsh spent the first of the week in Denison visiting her daughter Mrs. J. P. Naughton.

W. A. Fitzsimmons returned to his home in South Omaha Monday.even­ing after attending tne funeral of his nephew Eddie Fitzsimmons here Monday morning. " * ' Sain McCullough of Denison at­

tended to ... businesss matters here Thursday, x

P. finneran was a passenger west Monday.

Rev. • Harvey Hostetler of Council Bluffs occupied ' the Presbyterian pulpit here Sunday evening.

A. Tempest and wife visited Den­ison friends Sunday. ^

Nels Morris the little nine months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Christ-ensen, living near Astor, died very suddenly last Sunday. Aside from a cold, the little one was not thought to be very sick and his death occurr­ed before medical assistance could be summoned leaving, his parents heart broken over the sad taking away but they have the glad consolation that their little one has been safelv gar­nered into the fold of the loving Jesus. The funeral services were held at the M. E. church in Defiance last Monday afternoon conducted by Rev. M. A. Gable and the remains were tenderly laid to rest in the De­fiance cemetery by the side of another little one who died two or three years ago. The parents have the smypathy of the community in their sad be­reavement. —Defiance Enterprise.

West dacksoip Supervisor Maynard was in Deni­

son where the board met. Mrs. Chas. Johnson and daughters

Thelma and Gladys are here from South Dakota to spend the winter with her father T. E. Abbott.

Miss Dow of Cedar Rapids is a guest at the home of her aunt Mrs.' Kate Dozark.

Mrs. Frank Simon was on the sick list .last week.

Mrs. Wm. Meyers returned home from Ricketts Monday, after a pleas­ant visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Anton Christiansen.

Ed. Duffey's children are on the sick list.

R. J. Riley was a business caller in Denison Saturday.

Carson Christiansen is visiting rel­atives at Arion.

Harry Riley, J. C. Coleman and F.J. Kiley went to Sioux Falls, S. D . the first of the week.

Mrs. C. White is visiting relatives in the eastern part of the state.

Jchn Auen's little children are sick with lung fever.

Harry Riley spent Saturday with relatives in Denison. £,:: i ^

Chas. White went to Chicago with cattle Saturday night.

R. J. Riley went to Sioux Falls, S. D. on business this .week.

Robert Abbott. Harry Riley and sisters Nell and Jean attended the dance at Deloit Friday night.

Order Fixing Date Showing Opposition to Discharge.

In the United States District Court, Southern District of Iowa. Western Division. ' "

In the matter of Christian Otto, Jr. Bankrupt.

On this 14th day of January A. D. 190Tl,on filing and reading the petition of the above named bankrupt for his discharge herein, it is

ORDERED, that the 26th day of January '1907 be and the same is here-, by fixed as the date on or before which all creditors .of, and all other per1 >ns interested in. Baid estate and in!'- the matter of the discharge in bankruptcy of said bankrupt; shall, if they desire to oppose the same, file in my office at Counci l Bluffs, in .said district their appearance, in writing, in opposition to the granting of said discharge; and also within ten days therafter, file in my office specifica­tions of the grounds of said opposi­tion. -WITNESS my hand hereto at my

office in Council Bluffs. Iowa, the day and date herein first above written. *

W. S. MAYNE. 3-lt Referee in Bankruptcy.

mf BE SURE AND §EE JESS ; "Before making arrangements for

your sale be sure and see the veteran auctioneer W. J. McAhren. 77-tf

CATTLE AND HOG SALE. ' As I expect soon to move to Neb­

raska, I will sell at public auction on TUESDAY JAN. 22.th

following described property. 40 head of cattle, consisting of 17 milch cows, some fresh and "others heavy with calf, 1 three year old 'bull with recorded pedigree. 2 yearl­ing bulls, 1 Polled Durham, 1 Short­horn, 22 spring calves. Also 30 brood sows.

Sale will commence at one o'clock P. M. on the Jas. Tranter farm, two miles north-wfist of Buck Grove. 4 miles east of Dow City and 3 miles south-east of Arion. FREE LUNCH AT NOON.

Twelve months time will be given on approved notes bearing 8 per cent interest.

y-v, EUCLID TRANTER. ; ^ J. W. Smith. Auct. , • Geo. Naeve, Clerk. * i'

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Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera & Diarrhea Remedy

Almost every family has need of a reliable remedy for colic or diarrhea at some time during the year.

This remedy is recommended by dealers who have sold it for many years and know its value.

It has received thousands of testimonials from grateful people.

It has been prescribed by phy­sicians with the most satisfactory results.

It has often saved life before medicine could have been sent for or a physician summoned.

It only costs a quarter. Can you afford to risk so much for so little? BUY IT NOW.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Dec;mber 27

Jacob Gessrran and wife to Lizzie Lnughrac lot 1 sub div of ney 20-82-30Macros 4110 00

Dec. 28 R A Romans and wife to Ardrew H

Kuhlman lot 11 blk 8 Ricketts 7.5 00^ John Borgstahl to Henry Schwenn

lots 31 and 85 blk 39 Denison ... 1557 00 George Naeve and wife to AURiiit

Harm w(4 sw}< 32-81 39 3000 00 Dec. 29 «

Anna B&hr to R A Romaus and wife sl-2nwl-4 38-84-39 1 0<)

Dec. ?1 Salem H Towne and wife to Charles

Mei>a«hlots4and5blk 136Denison.. 3600 00 Jan. 2

John D sic vers and wife to C L Nicli-Ois-Jn nel-4 25 nl-2 nl-2sel-l 25 83 40.10000 00

O L NichcU4n widower to jobn D Sievers u frl-2 swl-4 and lot 3 sub divof nwsel-4 10-8.'-3; 101 03 acres.. 1C000 Ob

John D sievers and wife to I) E Leit-ner n ti% swl-4 and lot 3 sub div of nw se« 10-83-29 ...8950 00

Mary Shevlau Bryan Seevlan to W a Davie SHswK s. 1 4 30 8i!40. 000 00

W A Davie to Mary shevlan qU swnw 1-4 30-82,40 700 00

John D3bson ond wife to Edith Dob-son lot 0 blk 41 add Deloit t CO

Jan. 5 Ella M Coon Louis Coon 10 Lydii S

Marshall nw B0 ft of lots 4-5-6 blk «9 Denison jgoo CO

LVdia x Marshall widow to Ella M _Coon se sel-4t24 83 40., 2500 00 Henry Hast and wi'e to Otto Hink ne 1 4 12-82 39 1(10 80150 0)

Shos Pilate and wife ti Hans Henrlch-sen 1-2-3 4-5 ti 7-8 B-10-U-12 bit 3 Normal school add Denison 1200 00

Hiilver Nor 111 an to Henry Henrlchsen lots 19 and 20 blk 80 Denison 600 00

Carl Gronau nnd wife to Wm Iserr.iug-er w'/t sw 1-127-84 39 aoOo CO

Fritz Pearson to John Maurltz lots 6 and 7 blk 4 Klron 1000 00

Mlunie Baak August Baak to Farmers 1,umber Co lot 10 lilk 3 Berne |C0 00

J H Gallup aue wife to Jacob Fackel-man e'/4 sel 4 28-82-41 .... 7800 00

C L Nicholson widower to R A k !c1i-olson und (4 ' f nel4 25 nl-2 nl-2 sel-4 4 25-83-40 6000 00

RArES TO SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.

Via the North-Western'Line. Ex­cursion tickets will be sold January, 14. 15 and 16. with favorable return limits. Apply to agents Chicago & North-Western R'y.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PHY.SICipfJS:

R. P. PLIMPTON, HOMEOPATHIST PHYSICIAN. S

OFFICE IN RESIliENCE; BROADWA Y$

H.A.BOYLE, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON;

" OFFICE AT RESIDENCE.

LOCAL SURGEON I. C. R. R.

^WRIGHT^S^COofT _ P H Y S I C I A N AND SURGEON

Telephone Crawford co. No. 325 Iowa No. 94

Across the street from McKim Hall *

L. L . BOND, , : • PHYSI&AN AND SURGEON. *<

'"LOCAL SURGEON O. 4 S. W. R. R.

OFFTCES IN LAUB BLOCK

C. W. CARR P. J . BRANNON PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.

OFFICE IN GULICK BLOCK IOWA PHONE NO. 7. C. C. PHONE NO. 85.

J . J . MEEHAN,-< PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,

OFFICE AT KNAUL'S DRUG STORE, V

C. C. PHONE: OFFICE 249. RES. 348.

O^C^RANDTr^^^ : - PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, '

(.•; Office over Lamborn Drug Co. I Office Crawford County No. 50'

Phoness lies. Orawft.rd County No. 2s3. I lies. Iowa No. 2t.

DAVISON CITY HOSPITAL, SEsiT OF ACCOMMODATIONS.

REASONABLE RATES

CORNER PINE I BENEFIT sr. c. c. PHONE I60 Down tow otttcu In Warhassu B.ock.

C. O. I'hone 121

^EIITISTS:

J. C. ROBINS^KK^. ;

OFFICE OVER THE DENISON DRUQ CO.

SPECIAL ATTENTION TO BRIDGE AND PLATE WORK.

B. if. PHILBROOK, D. D. S . WEDNESDAYS !N DUNLAP.

OFFICES i,M THE LAUB BLOCK.

R. O. MCCONNAUGHY, D. D. S . OFFICE IN WARBASSE BLOCK.

PHONE 259. MONDAY'S IN DOW CITY.

^TTO^EYS:

L. M. SHAW. J. SIMS. C. F. KUEHNLE.

SHAW, SIMS <St KUEHNLE, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS.

OFFICE WITH THE BANK OF DENISON.

J . H. WALKER ; r f • ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.

REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTIONS OFFICE OVER POSTOFFICE

CONNER & LALLY. OFFICES OVER CRAWFORD OOUNTY BANK

FARM LOANS A SPECIALTY.

H§CHARLES TABOR. OFFICE OVER FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

P. W. HARDING ATTORNEY AT LAW.

OFFICES IN NEW QULICK BLOCK, OVER DENISON CLOTHINQ CO