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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-10-22
sHEBOYGAN'S HOSPITALITY.
Oshkosh Officials Royalty Entertained in
the Eyergree1a City.

Oshkosh officials Royalty Entertained in
the Evergrees City.
Sheboygan, Wis, Oct. 17.-[Special.l-
The FORTY officials of the city of Osh
kosh received = royal welcomt to She
boygan today. The guests were met at
the depot by the reception committee
and number of local officials. Air.,
fagstaffs III the city, and there is one on
nearly ewery business block and factory,
were flying "Old Glories," and many
places We're decorated in honor of the
visitors. The street cars were finely
decorat ted. the trolley poles being com
pletely covered with bunting in national
colors
The visitors were taken on board the
street cars Immediately after their ar
rival, and every section of the city which
the line pene;rates was viewed by the
visitors. This consumed the time until
half past I'll o'clock. when an elaborate
dinner was served at the Hotel Foeste.
Nearly SIXTY sat down to the tables.
After dinner and cigars, the men from
Oshkosh made a tour of the city in car
riages. The lifcsaving statien crew
gave an exhibition drill on the beach for
their beneff; an inspection of the water
works system and fire department fol-
lowed, and then the time until the hour
of departure was utilized I'm visiting
many of tire large manufacturing plants.
Every effort was made to, entertain the
visitors in true Sheboygan style. and
many people in the state know what hos
Ditality thar is
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CRIMINALS SENTENCED.
Offenders Against Federal Laws Sent to
the House of Correction.

Madison. Wis, Oct. 16.-[Special.l-
The United States court has just dis
posed of several criminal cases which
have been hanging fire. Charles L..
Austin of Durand, who has already been
in jail six months on charge of passing
counterfeit money, was sentenced to
spend six months more in the house of
correction at Milwaukee. Edward
Groom of Petersburg, Neb, was fined
500 and sent to the house of correction
for sixty days for mailing obscene let
ters II. X Week, Wausau saloon
keeper, and Charles Connors and j. B.
Tulotf, both of Bayfield,, pleaded guilty
to selling liquor to Indians and paid
fines of 800 each. John Moreland of
Hayward pleaded not guilty to the
charge of cutting timber on government
land. His trial was put over to the
next term and he was released on $500
bail.
Elkhorn, Wis. Oct. 16.-[Special. I'm
the circuit court here Valentine GAM
was found guilty of assault and SEN
fenced to the county Jail for nine
months. Gus Vorpegel pleaded guilty
to grand larceny and was sentenced to
Waupun for one year. John Mccain,
found guilty of larceny from the person,
was sentenced to Waupun for three
years Paul Christian pleaded guilty to
the charge of rape and was sentenced
to Waupun for twenty years.
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INSANE ON THE STREET.
An Ontonagon Woman in Sad Plight at
Green Bay.

Gr0en f1ay.
Green Bay, Wis, Oct. 17.-[Special.l-
Lizzie Griffin, a miadle-aged woman who
has been housekeeper for Rev. Bodoman
at Rockland, Mich, for number of
years, was found on the streets here to-
day violently insane. She was placed in
Jail and the Ontonagon county authori-
ties notified.
Three more arrests were made today
for riding bicycles without lamps. viz:
Arthur Schroeder, Fred Schumacher and
Bert Groesbeck. who won the Pastime
Cycle club road race Decoration day.
The first snow of the season fell here
last night. a drizzlng. rain turning into
"the beautiful at midnight, but melt
ing before morning Ice also formed
along the bank of the Fox river.
At the city council last night an ordi-
nance was presented providing for an
issue of city bonds to the amount of
$27,O 900 for school and bridge purposes.
The bonds will not be sold for less than
face value and will draw 5 per cent.
interest.
Secretary of War Lamont has at last
approved the plans for the bridge over
the East river in this city. work on
which had been discontinued awaiting
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YOUNG CHICAGOAN ARRESTED.
Found in Menosha with a Wheel Which
was Not His, 1t is Alleged.

Kenosha. Wis. Oct. Special /
Henry F. PaImer. young society man
of Chicago and president of the Zig-Zag
Bicycle club of Englewood. wa$ arrested
here under 20 charge of grand larceny.
A day or twu ago he suddenly disap-
peared from Chicago, it is alleged. with
a racing wheel belonging to Il prominent
member of has club. Shortly afterward
he appeared here riding the wheel He
acted quite swspiciously and the police
watched him closely. After az time
Palmer tried 10 sell the wheel lie had
for from $15 ito $40. Then the police ar
rested him on suspicion and notified the
Chicago police, Notice was returned by
wire that he WAS wanted for the theft
of the wheel. Tie prominence of young
Palmer in society soon brought friends
here to his assistance. They claiin that
Palmer recently had a bad fall im :, race
and that since ne has not BEEN .aflrisely
responsible for his acts. He wilN BE re-
turned to Chicago for trial.
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SUPREME COURT ADJoURNs.
October Term ClOses-Next Meeting ON
November 4.

October Term ClOses-Next Meeting on
November 4.
Madison. Wis. Oct 17.-[Special.l i
Only one case was argued in the Su-
preme court today, that of Butler, re-
spondent. VS.. the Bank of Mazeppa. APP
pcllant, by Louis Nautich for appellant
and Carl G. Pope for respondent.
The court denied the motion of the
Guarantors' Liability and Indemnity
company of Philadelphia for q writ of
mandamus to compel the insuranc? COM
missioner to issue to it license to- do
business in Wisconsin,
The following cases have been argued:
Bugbee. appellant, VS.. Lombard ct al. re-
spondents-Argued by w. ID. Dwyer for ne
spondents and submitted for appellant ON
case and brief.
Miller VS.. Dona hHe-C Continued by stipW-
latioH.
Foley, respondent, VS. Southwestern Land
company eft al, appellants-Argued by
James Wickham for appellants, l.. A. Doc
little for respondent
Swenson VS.. Holmes-Appeal dismissed,
with costs for want Of prosecution.
Kasson VS.. Tousey-Contnued by stipula-
ton.
The court adjourned to meet Novem-
bpr 4
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FELL DEAD ON THE STREET.

Passes Away mt West Superior.
Superior, Wis, Oct. 17.-lSpecial.l-
Sias q. Sherburne, veteran journalist,
who has devoted over fifty years of his
life to newspaper work. fell dead on the
street this afternoon prubahly from an
attack of heart disease. Until IL few
weeks ago he was employed as assistant
editor on the Superior Daily Citizen. He
was at one time assistant editor of the
Chicago Times under Wilbur +. Storey
and after the latter's death accepted a
position with the st. Paul Globe. later
taking a desk in the Pioneer Press. He
had worked for nearly every important
daily in the West.
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CLOSE RIPON SEWERS.
Action to Enioin the Green Lake
City from Using Its Drain
age System.

Ripon, Wis, Oct 16.-[Special.]-The
city will likely be served with an injunc-
ton, prohibiting the use of its sewerage
system, unless immediate steps are tax
en- looking toward improvement below
the Ceresco dam.
For several years past refuse matter
has been left along the creek bed, the
water supply being insufficient to carry
it away. During the past summer it
has been especially odorous and disease
in families living in the vicinity is at
tributable to this cause, physicians say.
Ceresco citizens have made the com
nlaint and the council will, it is thought,
take quick action with regard to the mat
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RAMBUSCH CONFESSES.
Juneau Banker a Forger and
Embezzler.
Has Fled to the East and Threatens
Suicide.

Juneau, Wis, Oct. 15.-[Special. ALI
doubt as to the character of w. L. Ram
busch, one of the most prominent men
of this city, whose disappearance last
week led to an investigation which dis
closed business transactions that were,
to say the least. questionable, were re-
moved this morning. when a letter was
received from him making confession
which fully substantiates the apprehen-
sions OF even those who feared the worst.
Contents of the Letter.
The letter which Mrs. Rambusch re-
ccivcd was turned over to Judge Dick,
who was sitting in the circuit court and
he made such facts of it public as he
thought proper. There was Il highly
dramatic scene in the court when Judge
Dick announced that q letter had been
received from Rambusch He told the
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NO PENALTY PROVIDED.
Parties Responsible for the oPrea"
Of Disease Escape On-
punished.

Sheboygan, Wis, Oct 17.-ISpecial.l i
The diphtheria scare is abatlns sohie.
what owing to the course OF Dr. blocNi
in refusing to give information as TO 1ne
exact situation. District Attorney Cole
will be unable to prosecute the men ana
women cited by the Hartmann jury. as
there is no penalty for the otfense when
comes under his jurisdiction. They, now
ever, violated city ordinance i'll NOT
displaying Il card upon the house where
the disease was and those guilty OF TINS
offensc will probably be punished.
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NEW WISCONSIN RAILROAD.
Chicago, Monte1lo and Northeastern Com
many Files Its Articles Mt Madison.

Chicago, Montello and Northeastern Com
pany Files It's Articles at Madison.
Madison, Wis. Oct. 16.-The Chicago,
Monticello & Northwestern company,
which proposes to construct railway
from the east line of Green Lake county
westward 125 miles to the west line of
Juneau county, through Green Lake,
Marquette, Adams and Juneau counties,
filed it's certificate of organization with
the secretary of state today. The capt.
tai stock is 100000. The organizers,
who are also the directors for the first
year, are James T.. Pennifill and Alfred
X. Welles of Chicago, Clarence p.
Pierce of Germania, Marquette county.
and EIdridge w. Underwood and Samuel
w. Stimson of Montello. Each has sub
scribed for one share of stock, of which
there are to be 100 of $4,000 each.
Articles of incorporation were filed by
the Rogers Ruger company of Superior,
insurance and real estate. Capital,
$500; incorporators, Harrie Rogers,
Frank H. Ruger and A. B. Ross.
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A VICIOUS ASSAULT.
Henry STRAIN. i'm Marinette H0sTita
After a Terrible Experiences.

Henry STRAIN. In Marinette Hospital
After a Terrible Experiences.
Marinette, WIS, Oct. 10 Special +
Henry STRAIN is in the hospital hene after
a terrible experience with an old enemy.
The two men meet at Il ball and STRAIN
was followed li0nle by his assailsmlt, who
went into the house with hinA He
knocked Stralm down and kicked him
several times i'm the head, leaving him an
conscious on THE floor, where he lay for
three hours.
Louis BrotM will be broughb here to
night, having been arrested ia Oeonto
last evening, He is the man who is al
legged to have Biurderously attacked An
ME Loucks i'm the town of Groves on
Monday morning.. Unrequited love is the
alleged motive for this attack.
near Peshtis@ harbor, was buried here
this afternoon. He fell from a wagon
Sunday and never moved afterwards,
dying of paralysis which the shock
hrnnUht on
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AFTER THE SCORCHERS.
Warrants Issued for Five Bicycle Riders
Mt Green Bay.

Green Bay, Wis, Oct. 1G-[SpeciaE-l-
An ordinance was recently passed regu-
latng bicycle riding. 1t mas not been
strictly enforced, however, the authoTi-
ties merely warning offenders who have
been extremely careless and BOLD in
breaking it. Last night, however, Of
ticers were instructed to secure the
names of all offenders, which resulted
in warrants being issued today for the
arrest of five riders, and, curiously
enough, one was Aid. Lefevre, who as
sisted i'm making the law. Others are
William Rothe, Jr.. son of another alder
man; Fred Bertram, son of Henry Ber-
tram, proprietor of the Hotel Beaumont;
M. r. jenkins, q newspaper reporter, and
George Franks. 1t is stated more war
SAINTS wilG be issued tomorrow, Chief
of Police Tennis being determined to
aArictlN enSOpe@ the ordinance
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FIGHTING DIPHTHERIA.
Sheboygan Suffering Because Oh CrlHi""'
CarelessneSs.


Carelessness.
Sheboygan, Wis, Oct 16.-l Especial +
Dinhtheria is spreading in the city de-
spite tie efforts of the authorities to
stop it. Health Officer Block has ISSUED
instructions that no more information
as to the number of eases be given to inc
press, and it is therefore hard to get at
The number of cases Yesterday at least
six new ones were reported and the day
before there we're nine. Another deatn
resulted yesterday, directly traceable to
the carelessness in the Hartmann case.
The jury which investigated the Haar-
mann inquest found that the parties di-
rectly connected with the case have
been criminally negligent in willfully and
knowingly subjecting themselves and
others to the danger of contracting diph-
iberia in violation of section 46OS of the
general statutes and of rule OF the
state board of health The community
is greatly excited over the situation.
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GIVEN "KNOCK OUT" Drops
Edgar Allen, an Amherst Lum5erman
Dragged and Robbed.

Edgar AI1en, an Amherst Lum5erman.
Dragged and Robbed.
Amherst Wis, Oct. 16.-[Ssecial.l-
Edgar Allen. prominent farmer and
llmberman OF this place, returning from
Mssinee, where he had been ts secure
a Job of logging, was accosted by a
stranger when about two miles this side
of Stevens Point ut about o'clock last
evening. The stranger asked for u ride
and Mr. Allen granted the request. The
man. said he" was going to Waupaca to
dig potatoes. After riding some distance
the stranger asked Mr.. Allen Rn he did
not want a drink, taking out a flask.
Allen took IL drink and that is the last
he knew Until about II O'CLOCK, when
he came to and found himself lying in
the road, with his buggy turned over
and the teaa straddling a tree. His
pocketbook containing about $40. and his
ovaaeoat wore gone.
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Killed by a Train.

West Superior. Wis. Oct. 17.-]Spe-
cial John O'Rourke of st. Paul was
killed by a Northern Pacific freight train
near the Globe elevator system in this
city this morning. O'Rourke was en-
ployed as car repairer for the Eastern
Minnesota and was OH his way to work
Being slightly deaf he failed to hear the
train. Both legs were cut off near the
knee and he died on the way to the hos
pital. O'Rourke leaves family in st.
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UNDER THE WHEELS.
John Taylor Loses u Foot at OaOnto Willis
Stealing n Ride on an Engine.

john Taylor Loses a Foot at O0OlltO Wills
Stealing Il Ride on an Engine.
Oconto. Wis, Oct. 16.-lSpecial.l J.
John Taylor, tramp, boarded train
att Menominee and was put off at Mari
lrette and again at Peshtigo> yesterday
striving i'm this city on the front end of
enc engine last night. JUST as the en-
CINE had been cut off from the front car
to rum down to the water tank a mans
cries were heard and the unfortunate
tourist was discovered with one foot so
badly smashed that amputation may be
necessary.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Railway company has fitted up hand
car house for temporary depot at Stiles,
the telegraph and express offices both
being located in that palatial building:
Work on the new depot will begin next
week
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Good Work by Green Bay Women

Green Bay. Wis, Oct 11.-ISpecial. I
The T. 0. Howe Relief corps has ex-
pended $S4 in cash and furnished $50
worth of food, fuel and clothing to the
needy thus far this year, and as the
ladies are anxious to replcnish their re-
lief fund they have determined to serve
lunches to all those interested in watch
ING the "returns" on election night.
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Saloons Burclarized.

West Superior. Wis. Oct. 11.-TSpe.
cial. Mike Leahy was detected last
night in the act of breaking into a saloon
on Fifth street and was arrested with
the booty in his possession He was this
morning bound over in $4,000 bail to the
superior court. Another. at Third and
Tower streets. was entered and the cash
register wrecked. the thieves getting
away with $25 and valuable stock.
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wiuIeave Green Bay.

Green Bay. Wis. Oct 17.-[Special.l
-Rey. J. Frank Young of the west side
Presbyterian church, who has had con-
siderable friction with the church trus-
tees, was released from his charge oy
the conference in Marinette and VIII
preach his last sermon here October %.
lie has not decided where he will locatea
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DEER SLAUGHTER BEGINS.
Hunters blocking to the Woods Because
of the Defunct Game Law.

OF Bhe UefuHCU U's1Ie H18"'
Ashland. Wis, Oct. 15.--ESpecial. /
The decision of the state Supreme court
declaring the state game law Illegal has
also involved the deer hunting season.
Under She old law of '93, which it is
claimed is in force, now that the law
passed by the last Legislature is void,
the deer season is from October l to Oc-
tober 80. instead of November / to No
vembspr 20 This has caused great COM
motion among deer hunters, who claim
that they have been deprived of half the
season. Over fifty hunters left town
this morning to begin the annual slaugh-
ter of deer and make up for lost time as
far as possible. The October season is
not generally considered as good as No
vember when the first snow falls and the
fatalities are frequent. Over twenty
men were accidentally shot during the
deer season last year.
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Cen. Rracc Appointed.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 14.--The at
torney general has appointed Gen. Ed,
ward s. Bragg an assistant United
States attorney for the eastern district
of Wisconsin to assist in prosecuting the
land case of the government against the
Manufacturers Investment company OF
Wisconsin.
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STAMPS NOT CANCELLED.
Appleton Liquor Dealers Arrested by
Deputy Marshal Buckley.

D@PWty lWHE5NNF TUCN1eys
Appleton, Wis, Oet- T.-ISpecial.1-
Messrs. Fred Jungmann, father and son,
rested yesterday charged with failing to
cancel the revenue stamps OH beer kegs
emptied in their saloon. The arrests
were made by United States Deputy
Marshal Buckley of Milwaukee at the in
stance of the internal revenue depart
ment. The defendants were taken before
Court Commissioner Kellogg. Their hear
ing was adjourned to October "a, bail
being furnished in the sum of $500.
There is no suspicion of intent to de-
fraud the government ON the part of the
Messrs. Jungmann, their offense arising
merely from carelessness.
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Dave Gris.yoId's Scoop.

Racine, Wis, Oct. 14.ISpecial]- An
nouncement was made today of the mar
rage, on September ~, of David F.
Griswold. city editor of the Racine Jour-
nal. and Miss Eva Hoyer. The ceremony
was performed at Racine college chapel
by Rev. Arthur Piper.
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no r,;ved at West Superior.

West Superior. WIS.,, Oct. Ib.-lope.
cial. John Fogarty of this city, who
was killed at Baraboo, was one OF the
hest known railroad contractors IN me
Northwest. He came here from p.
Paul four years ago. He leaves wlie
and two daughters, who are wldely
known in Superior and st. Paul sociels'
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Careless Bows In;rro.

TWO Wau sons of wj An. Oct. Ispecial
about two two miles august gust, Wandrey, iivin.
aged Il and 10 yea sua,n Of this village
very narrow escape from san;y, hsd a
wnlle carelessly handling. 'ious injury
weapon. One of the bows w,s q loaded
IN ths face and the other as wounded
eonnea TO o. th seG Soh in his side B o,b
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Rurglars ut Rome.

Rome. Wis. Oct. 17.-[Special.l-Las
night unknown parties gained entrance
thrauph rear window to Friedel & Co. 8
General merchandise store and relieved it
Of money and clothing.
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Mother Crazed by a Sons Death.

Raraboo, Wis.,. Oct. 14.-[Special.l-
Mrs Catherine Buchenan of Sank City
has been adjudged insane and it is stated
that her present sad condition is the re-
suit of her son shooting and killing him.
self
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FIRE AT SECHLERVILLE.
Large General Store with All It's Coz
tents DestT Dyed.

tents DestI Dyed.
Black River Falls. Wis, Oct 10
Especial. AT an early hour this morn
ing fire destroyed the large general store
of J. r. Sechler g. Son of Sechlerville
Building and contents are a total loss.
There was $1,000 insurance on the stock
and building in the following companies:
Royal. $500: Hartford, $500; North
British, $1,000; Milwaukee Mechanics,
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WOODS FULL OF HUNTERS.
Fully One Hundred Deerslayers Leav,
khinelander.

Rhinelander. Wis. Oct. 17.-[Special I
Deer hunters are arriving here from
all directions. Parties from Ohio. In
diana and Michigan are already out af-
ter the big game and others are now
forming. It is estimated that fully 100
men will leave here tomorrow The
signs never were better. and it is ex-
pected that many Il buck and doe will
he brought in by the hunters
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Died at a Keelcv r

Ripon, Wis. Oct. X -rc'
ward Flynn of Oshkosh. aspd aI Ed.
years t, died at o'clock this seu na about so
the heeleyy institute. The cann mor ra1g in
was apope5y. Flynn came eaf fro Of death
bad y1 physeay a eonds ana osh
agement refused to give :nat the man
ate hypodermic injection nm nT. an immedi-
out out single treatment. His sc eo died with
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Wood Sawyer killed

Ashland, Wis, Oct. 14.-TSnoc;.1,
I E,l+ ;, Wl ,i,, a wood sawyer in the
Nh o,a mllI' was struck by a board
at O'Clock this morning ana sangsaW
instantly killed. The deceased a Utmost
abont Y years of age and nnn,a was was
lie has brother in this CITY 'i TIad rrled.
oner,s jury brought in a verdict th he cor
ceased ce met his death by acciden mat . Gle,
b hhas no one was to blame for It I hn,
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West Superior, Wis, Oct ne
f Kn; I Mon motion Of Nemadji lo dpe-
snps sa CT eon n{th haS Judge Smith of the
for the Douglas County Rnil + receiver
Loan ASSOCIATION, naming Isaac ai re- ana
receiver. receiver. The lodge has several h ,uss as
dollars in the institution. whic Ihun "a Z:
the at TO realize upon and alleges tba IS
assets SIPS Pen are wasting the concerns
the case for eight months the peaa ring of
ION officers have been enioinc ddss fsda,
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1t is learned that Maj. III. S. Rock
wood of Portage, who started for the
East last Saturday, travelled in company
with Rambusch over the Pennsylvania
railroad on Sunday. There was nothing
in the behavior of Rambusch to arouse
the suspicious of Maj. Redwood who
has known the Juneau man for a long
time. Rambusch told the major that he
was going to Philadelphia to visit
friends