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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-10-19
MEMS COLUMN
For men only

Call a young woman a witch ana
she likes it; call an old woman witch
and she will scald you.
1t is the love that grandma knits
into baby's stockings that keeps the
little ones feet 80 warm.
If you want to get solid with a
girl make her believe that you are
watching her closely when she isn't
looking at you.
1t is hard for bald-headed single
man to make a bald-headed married
man believe he isn't a widower. y
"A genuine matrimonial bureau
always has drawer for baby clothes.
-Women's tears are inexplicabae.
They cry at births and they cry at
funerals; they cry at weddings and
they cry at divorces; they cry when
they meet friends and they cry when
they part with friends; they cry when
their husbands meet with accidents
and they cry when they escape danger;
they cry when they meet with good
luck and they cry over disaster; the
only important life event they don't
cry over is marriage proposal, then
they look out of the corners of their
eyes, smile and say, "Oh this is so
sudden
"A man can manage his wife but
if he does he don't have time to do
anything else.
No man ever won a woman by
losing his temper.
1t is awfully hard for COW to
scare a girl with big holes in her
stockings, up tree.
Young ladies think it is grand
larceny for handsome young man
to steal kiss.
Lovers always inqnire the shortest
way to their destination so they can
take the other road.
Wherever there is woman there
is way and she has it.
-TLc greatest family disturber on
earth is pretty sister-in-lsw.
Women buy apples according to
appearance; men by how they taste.
The more useless a thing is to
man the more he is willing to pay for
it.
If a man pays ten cents for a
drink he don't think it gives him a
right to run saloon, but if he drops
ten cents into the plate he thinks the
minister ought to preach to suit him.
A woman would rather have five
dollars in bright, new quarters than
dirty ten dollar bill.
"A mother will do her best to keep
her boy off a football team and then
will sit up all night to fix his suit
when he gets into the game.
The boys father always goes off
by himself and chuckles when the
kid comes home with black eye.
If woman could transform the
color in her husbands nose to her
own cheeks she wouldn't worry if he
did dissipate.
The mother who makes base ball
pants for her small boy has no trouble
in keeping him home nights.
1t is much more difficult for a
small boy to hear school bell than
it is the dinner bell.
You can't rest in heaven unless
you work on earth for your fellow-men
hard enough to make you tired.
No man who understands BOYS
ever pats one on the head and calls
him "nice.'
The reason that you never see a
bald-headed married woman is because
she has husband instead of wife.
A woman will study the postmark
and an address on letter for an hour
trying to make out who wrote it, when
she could find out in ten seconds by
opening it.
You can always tell whether a
farmer has any pretty daughters or
not by the way his front gate hangs.
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-10-19
Finniuan Filosofy.

Whin yez hear mon shoutin' out
is good resolutions, yez may stately
ask m whot he's been dom that he's
ashamed av.-Baltimore American
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-10-19
Insomnia and Indigestion Cured.

IHS0n1nId anu IndI9eStIon Cured.
''Last year had very severe at
tack OF indigestion. Icould not sleep
at night and suffered most excruciat-
pains for three hours after each meal.
l was troubled this way for about
three months when used Chamber
lains Stomach and Liver Tablets, and
received immediate relief" says John
Dixon, Tullamore, Ontario, Canada.
For sale by Hanson & Emerson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
o. wiee Interest.

Breed. w!s- JgEs -s.-spseIsI-
ckEs. Y. PstsFsos. Justice o. the Peace
for Oe0ato Co. has delivered = !seg-
msnt that Is o: Interest 20 the whole
United States. Put briefly. that !gtE.
meat Ia. -DotG's Kidney pills are TIE
best kidney medicine oa the market
today
AID Ar. PstsFEoa gives his reason
for this !gdEmsat He says: Las;
Water I had Al aching pAia Ia my
back which troubled me very nEeh.
II II. morning eogid hardly straight.
en- my back. ! did cot know Shat it
~sS but al Advertisement led ne to
Try D94d's Kidney pills. After taking
one Dor can oaly say they have done
more for ne than expected as feel as
well row A. ever I did before
Pain In tho back Is oae Of the aEE'
symptoms OF KIdasy disease. II rot
cured by DoadA Kidney Pills Il may
develop !nto Briskt's Disease. Dla'
beicS. Rheumatism o: some Of the
other deadly forms O. Kidney D!sease.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
Ear, D.n ceIsrss..

! rses.t D=zVsF Rsg1tIseza special
trD= TF-E4eEc says Is= TEsEty-
EEiFs ..tsEIrg. u, s A. ElED=FiEg
lb1-. 80 Eza EE1 tEiFty-.izs 0-esEE.
.zssse tEFUsEE TE.Eitze EJ1EE =zE.
EELI zOTElEE 0EsT TIE Ezstz F-. 1iFseE
,TO- the FElig ggi.ss- TEs EeEtnSGI
E.s E-ErtOEsS a The isLEE1 Ot Mia
.E.ES. az is b9lnE foE Fort H.-is0a.
sss YC=f. Il eo==zs1 q Col FEit2
Esaz
Colg.sl Rad s.tsrtziss1 several
.r.sseE vita : stosy O. lis szEly travels
.kEosEs tsis sseti0a- He stated tEzt
.s =Eresse oFsF t.is sEtiTe western
ao-.try .O-ty gsErs ago, thzt ks bui!t
Iss trEt Telegraph lns sEies had !ts
tsEi.ai.s a. ssstz Fs ssd s.esc -
Les Angeles. sEG had marched from
TFisteze 20 the PAeihe 60zst- He also
tS.- : EtoEy Q. G-EsFzl PFEsE ID. Bali
stE. sE0 EEs usIil : .sE weeks ago
tie e0aaE.EsF o. The Department 0,
lie Colorado. He said that n The year
1895. Etsa the general vas LlsgtsrzHt
Baldwin O. The FttIk iataEtFy. he vas
II charge Of 10 recruits marching
.sOEa Fort HzEEsF. Kansas. 20 = toEL
rEsF Santa p. SsE Mexico AEa-
Baldwin accompanied kFE husband O.
TIE TIP
Tie line o' march Was over the Old
Santa Fs tFEn EeFOss HztOa pass The
FEaeh O. -Uae!s" D.eE wOot0a vas sit
Ezf-1 O. TOP o. Tie mountain under
which the big t'lnne! o, the Santa Fs
GOV FIEs. Ms Baldwin became III
GEd Vas tAkea 20 the Wo0toa ranch
where = baby EiFl TEz bora 10 her.
Eklch vas named by MFE. wooEOa.
JuzriiE- TIE E!Ei is nSE married 20 :
Lieutenant 81 the army.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

To ~ ftHzssNt's vss Ess n, yet
t-agslls ssagzztEt.. altn tts rev tr1Ers
Gy sFsryEay gss II tfs tszzFEsf afz1
W. "A Fszs1fzzEiF sat-EEls1 sltn tie
a. Ns upl1IE h1FFsfI ts=zt = tf-sl q:
D-1zsas 60 WatsT EtsFEE - nr-z<s
a. Dras sEgt ala bsazzss z, l6 EzzF-
EEtss1 ~ ths rE9sf lfzetzfsFa - b -
.s-F2oF - ang gftaEF EfEEe. tgE b-es1ss
szeE Gee EszEESF= egEtz-Es - gEs-.
sE1L- AZ fts CEEasF s4EGs aoEtziE t-f
y Ia 10 is .sfs ~ tsg tEat 80 lazy
80 49, EE~s DsszElEs EtsFEt ~4l Esz
10 gLEsf. G-zI!ty a.z s-zEilty EzzE;
slr
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
s...I-.Tr :. 49,,

Il EzIEsTs ~ NEsiksT y bs |.
FFlEss o. yssssEt-su thEt IL h-=E- a.
tszf ls lzs---E IL ne ekzraetss d: =
"a. tE has LssTEs1 e. Eis aD-ksr'E
EEss- sszreE TIE Tsa0rcz. sEs.tEs
tEs 0sI-zzlEE year. q tE1sE Nhg have
lea elstiEE El-sAss- t0F panty zE1 w
toe. EEG y0- Ill EseFlS=. Ett. 1-I
iss sIe=ptil-s. TIE early ezltEFs q:
tssiF slErs s.c sE=z al rss trEt ca
eiEliEs a tts ksEFT % The !aLslllEsces
40 E-sets0a 0f the s.gIbsr-EEEEE
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
EisIrs's Frsr- Wa, s,IiL

E-aiss tEe : psss0Esi tr.c-s {. rss
custom ED1Es a. FOFILzse C.sYs
lsE1 had tssE slssts1 EEe lEzzEzrzs.
- EEe federal 0=es ho,tsrs EsFs
sg1EE 70 tEsiF ysbs % yksir sys.LcE
Blz-Es called a. The ezEtCaa house O..
Gay. EEe Esszs1 surprise. 20 -e=t
Eis old TREAD, saying -Whst. Bill.
you here stlus- Yea ~EistsFs.
Eiu. d stLIl-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
G.sts erIess az IL.

r. oEs e!ztFist Esar Usz.Gz. East
Africa. most Of the natives profess
CaFiRtiEE!fy. have formed paTlla-lsrts
q tksiF o~n EEe made laws. CoEF!G.
sFEbIs discussion WEs raised lz'sly
by laE tIiEg the price 0s al brides
~ 1870. irrespective Of their beauty
Hld accom- plikknsutK
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
The ElInht Of RIrc..

One OF the few men to recover sight
after being blind from the birth Of
recollection vas reported 20 have
wondered at nothing 50 much as the
Night of the birds why do not poo
pie make more fuss about them?" he
said.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
psstsr Likes ;ns Light.

DR.. Hsay II. RAsmu= Of the frs;
Methodist church. CatfoTG. EaglEEG.
objects 20 the practice of lowering
the lights shea the sermon s. preach.
"a. He says be wants a view Of the
eguEieuaaess o; his congregation. 50
that he may see 'Uhsa they have had
enough"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
True Wa, 10 Rest.

The only true ~ay 20 rest Is 20 lie
GoEa Ia \ dAFkcneG room with closed
eyes and thlnE O: soth!HR. EyeH ave
minutes Of such rest IL valuable: the
muscles of tho face relax Aad one
does rot get a hard. set look. which
adds many years 70 the Appearance
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
Power cs Love.

Love Is to every man according &c
his capacity. The broader aHd deeper
ones living and thinking. the yasts'
the areas touched by the divine pas
sion. and the more wonderful the mir.
Eeie Of loving proves Itself to bo.-
Exchange.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
Her Own Asylum.

A San Francisco woman who found.
ed an Institution for destitute women
years ago. has lost her money and
entered the home. Talk about ones
bread returning after many days!
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
LG-lnsg. srri-r.

Lzzi.0ls sEF!nps have bee. as
covered b the prince % Monaco IL The
e0grns q his cesp-sss hshirg {. ne
AseltsFFaEssE- They live a. : Es,LA
Of from iI53 % I.sg9 fzthosaE- Ttsy
are studded Eltk snail phos.s0Fss-
e-Et EB0ts- These IiEht thslr zay II
The gloom o, the deep ~stsrE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
Bias, pIsledaed a Mountain.

a monster blast has been effective
ly carried through. at Bonawe. near
Oban. 4 soventy.feet shaft was made,
then a charge OF $4,000 pounds OF gun
powder was placed in position. About
$50 900 tons OF rock was removed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
Curious English Superstition.

A curious superstition In Peter.
borough. England. is that when the
cathedral and parish church clock
chime simultaneously a death will
take place in the cathedral precincts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
Ask Your Dealer for Allen, Foo,.Ea,..

a powder. Il rests the feet. Cures Swollen,
Sore, Hot, Cal!ous. Aching. Sweating Feet
and inErowins Nails. A. all Druggists and
Shoe stores, - cents. Accept no substitute.
Sample mailed FREE. Address, Al!ca ).
OlmSte4, Leroy, y. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
You'lI Get There.

Jordan n hard
Road to travel.
But dc trouble and dc Eorrer
Yuu'li onIavel.
En- y0ull stan some day
whnr d" saints Is In de way.
So. grind down
DO trouble wild do gravel
Atlanta Constitution.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
Bell RInucr I. CAUGHT.

While ringing church bells at Shor
well. Isle OF Wight. a man named RID
cit was caught by the neck in loos
Of the rope. and was nearly case for
the coroner before somebody arrived
TO sec Why the ringing was stopped
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

=. f9ss lgt have D-Esnss Starch. ysg
nay b. sgf- EE e afraid % E-~r u IT,
~ kls EfgrE - - q tzCsaE-n are
soif- LssaEe- EtaFrt is Egt gHly b=t-
ter thsa any sfE-F C1l4 Water Starch.
h7gt enEtaifs - GE. - tH@ pzHSaF= aEa
ssIls ;gF EzEfs tzgE-y ss - gE- EFEEEz-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
Japan's Fisheries.

The fisheries Of Japan annually yield
about 100000 tons OF fish, worth $780,
100000 to the Japanese fishermen.
American fisheries produce about
/ 600 900 tons year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
Enough Said.

In n letter to friend in Atlanta a
rural younsster said: Dad tried to
break a mule to a wagon. The mule
Is still with us."-Atlanta Constitu.
tion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
To Make Trees Fruitful.

In setting out fruit trees a woman
must hold the tree while a man sets
It and lamps the dirt about the roots.
This Is said to make 1t a sure bearer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
TEA

Anti-neryous p.ostration.
4 little more tea; take a
little more time with your
TEA
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

why. Tommy" exclaimed tho Sun
day school teacher. reproachfully.
you don't even seem TO know what
the Bible Is" "Oh. yes. DO" re
piled Tommy. ITS the thing you press
autumn leaves in"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

a. % f@- - I~wlE HSlasls Hla4s-."
straight r. Eisarr 0gtts EsgFg tEEl other
ur4Eds. 14t thlE prs1H glTrs tES dealer 4.
fElr pFBfI-4sg tho aslgsaF = better g.E4F.
L1@la' F=E:sEy, PEORIA Ill
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

wlEx.-'7sa aghstss q ths fssst sf=s4.
t11a fTTaga . EEsa aaEE-"IsH
tEEEs De arfaaGlg believes lE EllH~lf '
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

Any fool can give advice. but Il
takes q wise man to demousirAte iis
value.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
farmer.' "Iyc.

should road advertisement OF Aee.y-
!eno Apparatus Mfg. Co. IN another
column Of this paper.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

Reo.ezy Is ~ss!rE-but Ianst q Us
v0gL9 gFs.sF % get E!eE IN solae oihs'
say
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

g!Es % O,EEfE re bsst yDg have
iE1 EgazstE!EE better all coazs tack
- 10
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

sgths- Cray, = Ezrs1 lz New York, d.,
egEsrof4 = fs-sa.szlt herb F-asss4y FOR HGsaszf.
Lis, ezILa,4 ACsTEAf-iAS-LEAF !I "a iEs
C14y GrrtaEa fz1zEEly F-EllEtGF. Care
E-z9-Tr zs4 CTlEgrg irgz s-ss- ~ al Drug.
g'.sta or bT fszl - cts SzHapls rGzlIu4
Ff.f.E- At4rsas, TEs S.ssEsE Cray Ca,
LaI-gy. =. i.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
Genus Hobo,

There was man named Patterson.
Who always went with 'nttcrS on.
He slept very late.
Rode on freight,
And never had any matters on.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

Mrs. J. II. Giles. Everett. Pa; snHcr.d
be'ia EsRE.ay gHvsrIts IsEasdy ioEaozt. ~ =. IL -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
I EA

Its a companion in pleas
ure or misery. one or the
other: and some Of US dom,
know one from the other.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

Tho money OF tho sclf-nade person
Is apt to talk regardless OF grammar.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

II you are going to do = man At all
be sure you do him good.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

FFosp@Fity has FliEz4 more net
than a1ErFa3tg tEEt slE1 % Tg4s
De- - nHHUHH TaaaTa rslfFTrFFTL
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
Csa,cn Tr..,...

tEOEl1 iETsslEzIs AsstyIsEs Gas See
ss q AsrtyLsss Ayssrstzs aiE- ca Il
tEiE EzysF
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
rs,. !. ., a. -, ys.-,-.

\ y1zsF nan always taEss q E.F.s
hand before EHE4EE Ter -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

ESssy .ozsskssp--r t.ozis Esos
tsst y ttsy s1l Ezy Ds.Eres CSle
Hstsr EtErEE for isgEeFy >.s t.sg
su cave not DEly u=s. tsessts u
Fever EfieEE - ne ifCr. tEt Dsessss
ear pseEsss el=tEisE % oE-o.s fzl
rgsEse-NEIIs AL cEEsr C0I4 Water
Etzresss are -; - IL Z, 2S-ss park
ares. s-s t.s ffles "a tie ssEs. %
esEtE- Thea ECziE bsssEss D=ts.es
ELzres IL tree tres. al ir.zFS0zs chez
iesis- u yczr EFDssf tflsz 70 ssl yea
= !.<r, pzeEHEs u ts bseaEss .s sas
. stcch C. EEEt sEhsE Es stE.ss 70
eiEposs 0, ts:eFs .s pzts !s DzsEsns-
He sEoss tkEt DstzEes EtzFes las
,rists1 O. sssry .zrssEs IL large let.
tsrs E.9 tEgFss -!E Czs- D%tsEnz Do
sssss az EzTs Egek tiEzs Ene =ossy
s.e tie EEEgyEEes q TIE Ire. s.lex.
iEI D<.EEes EsEsF EtisEa
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

ysaHz rHzH may b. za sIf e. E-
feels bat hs la seldom - rich Is tr
FH4kH
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
W., H,u, n.,.., sax,

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

70, sras=' rsu-szs yssJ Has-F q - sazr
Ess rs=ZErs -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30

ne rrsF- sEsHliss e tslsn has -.
=@s= 80 - -z - Es--s7 u s-sEEzi
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-30
TEA

Moneyback buys your con-
hdence; you can't help il
You can't help il.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-29
tended and all report pleasant time

Ira Chase auctioned off a lot of
chickens and geese Saturday afternoon.
A man from Ute did the auctioneering
and things were pretty lively
for few hours. Your correspondent
Didn't learn the result, but to judge
from the number of people who went
by, loaded up with fowl of different
kinds, it must have been a success.
Mary Corners Of Manila, arrived
Tuesday to visit with her brother
Tom and family. She returned to her
home Saturday evening.
Bid McNertney of Manila visited
her cousin, Nellie Sullivan, for a few
days last week.
Andrew Miller, who is. at present
section boss here, intends to resign
his present position and go to college
for few months. Andrew is bright
young man and no doubt will make his
mark in the world some day.
| Mr.. Thraen and wife of Westphalia
spent Sunday with James O'Meara anc
wife, returning to their home the
same evening.
Mr.. Frahm and wife from northeast
of town, visited with Mr.. O'Mears
and wife one day last week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-29
jackson

Louis Dehrenfeldt is the happiest
man in jackson. AS it is boy, that
means another eighty.
Frank Weed is painting his house
and making good job of it.
Most Of the farmers are through
picking corn and are thankful.
Chickens are selling for good price,
but turkeys are scarce. Anyone know
where we can swipe one?
Nell Wright got thrown from a loaG
of hay, and is laid up with lame
shoulder.
Miss johnson is able to be out and
is improving finely.
Barney Mclaughlin has the carpen.
tiers fixing up his building, and max.
ing things slick about his place.
Ed Downey has put in eighty rods
of pipe, wind mill and two wells,
and good cistern and means to have
plenty of water.
Geo. Gum had the pitchers digging
a ditch and laying pipe to his feee
yard last week.
Morris Nilsson is picking eighty
bushels of corn a day for Herb Dean
That is going some.
Alice Dean Of Wall Lake visited a
Geo. Weeds last Saturday.
Mable Stokes is teaching the fall
term at District School, No. 2.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-29
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

The plat of the sewers beginning at
the intersection of fremont and Locust
Streets and running south on Locust
Street to the intersection of Locust
Street and Railroad avenue, thence
west on Railroad avenue to the in
tersection of Railroad Avenue and Main
Street, also beginning at the intersec-
ton of Sweet and Chestnut Streets
and running east on Chestnut Street
to the intersection of Chestnut and
Locust Streets. Also beginning at
the intersection of fremont and Sweet
Streets and running north on Sweet
Street to the center of Church Street
thence east on Church Street to the
center of Pine Street. Also beginning
at the center of Dyer Street on
Broadway and running west on Broad
way to the center of Anthony Street.
Also beginning at the intersection OF
Chestnut and Sweet Streets and run
ming south on Sweet Street to the
intersection Of Sweet Street and Rail
road Avenue, and schedule of assess
ment are now on file in the office of
the City Clerk and that on the 18th,
day of December A. D. 1905, the City
Council will meet at the City Hall
to hear objections to said assessment,
and all objections thereto, or to
prior proceedings, on account of err
rors, Irregularities, or inequalities,
must be made in writing and filed
with the City Clerk, and the Council
having heard such objections, and made
the necessary corrections, will make
the special assessment as shown in
said plat and schedule as corrected
and approved. Passed November Goth,
1905.
Attest: Signed: j. T. Carey, Mayor.
w. H. Faul, City Clerk. Nov. 20.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-11-29
Buck Grove

VIM. Arndt and son Louie played
for the dance Manila last Thursday
night.
Mrs. A. Hulsebus of Defiance came
Thursday for a few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. Ben Quathamer.
Sidney Bonney arrived home on
Thursday evening after few months
stay in South Dakota. He is looking
as if that part of the country agreed
with him.
George Harvey's new house is being
erected rapidly. The weather has
been ideal for carpenter work. The
building is enclosed and shingled and
is being lathed. 1t will soon be ready
for the plasterers.
j. P. Jones of Denison, shipped car
load of cattle from this point last
Thursday.
Carl Iseminger and wife drove over
near Manila last Sunday and spent
the day with William Iseminger and
family.
Mrs. Bonney and Pearl visited with
Cal Carpenter and wife last Sunday at
their pleasant home southeast of
town.
Jake Graders son has been suffering
with an injured finger. 1t got cut on
a rusty nail and has given good deal of
trouble.
| Mrs. Adolph Petersen has been on
the sick list for few days, and under
the doctors care.
w. V. Whaley of Dow City trans
acted business here Uonday.
Herman Haines also played for the
dance at Manila Thursday evening.
Quite number from here attended
the hop at Manila Thursday. Among
those who went were Frank Slater and
wife, Albert Stegeman and wife, Ray
Slater and Hattie Sewing.
Carl Iseminger and wife were coun-
ty seat visitors Saturday.
The members of the Methodist
church choir met at the pleasant home
of Mrs. George Harvey last Friday
evening to practice, and had a most
enjoyable time. Mrs. Harvey knows
how to entertain and the young folks
enjoy going there.
Mrs. Fritz Olson drove to Denison
Friday afternoon to bring Della home
to spend Sunday.
Andew Anderson and wife drove
over near Dow City Saturday to visit
Jentz Anderson and family. They
remained over Sunday.
Herman Haines and Sidney Bonney
were county seat visitors last Satur
day.
DR.. Bonney writes from San An
tionio, Texas, that the weather ther,
is most delightful, like our Jun.
weather here. They are having big
fair in the city and it is crowded will
visitors. 1t is great winter resor
and many northern people are there
The doctor likes it there very much
Mr.. Bybee, our barber, vacated hi.
rooms in the hotel building last Mon
day and is now costly located in what
used to be the Office of the Atlas
grain Co. Our citizens are glad that
Mr.. Bybee has decided to stay here,
as the town cannot afford to lose any
branch of business.
Sidney Bonney left Monday fol
Denison, where he has entered college,
and will be kept out of mischief fol
several months at least.
There was dance at Martin Nehls
Saturday night, which was we'll at