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STATE OF Iowa, -
Decatur County, 3D.

!, H. G. Scott, County Auditor Of Decatur County,
Iowa, do hereby certify that the above is complete
list of the of all candidates for whom the proper
nomination papers have been fled both in the office of the
Secretary of State and the office Of the County Auditor
this county, provided by law said list Of names being
arranged for the different offices to be filled and placed
under the proper party designations,
together with the post office address of
each candidate in accordance with the
[sEAL provisions of said primary law.
Witness my hand and seal this 18th
day of May, 1908. H. G. SCOTT
County Auditor.
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Bloomington Township.

Bloomington Township.
For Clerk,
r. G. Spurrier.
For Trustees,
G. w. Beck,
j. O. Jackson,
J. S. Teale.
For Justice of Peace,
w. G. Andrews.
For Constable, A
a.. N. Jackson.
For Assessor
g. g. Rhodes.
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Nervous From a
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Chase's Nerve Pills.

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down exhausted condition of the nerv-
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steadiness, natural sleep and general
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they did in her daughters case. She
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Pills. I got some and used them with
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11lll0Cl1lS CdlluludIGS lOr CIlo u
1ged as required by law.
For Constable,
H. B. Cox.
For Assessor,
e. A. Bright.
DEMOCRATIC LIST OF CANDIDATES.
For United States Senator
Claude r. Porter,
Of Centerville, Appanoose County.
For Presidential Electors at Large
Of Keokuk, Lee County.
C. G. Loomis.
OF Des Moines, Polk County.
Oliver P. Myers,
Of Newton, Jasper County.
For Governor
Fred E. White,
OF South English, Keokuk County.
For Lieutenant Governor
D. A. Ray,
OF Humboldt, Humboldt County.
For Secretary of State
Julius Ruge,
OF Carroll, Carroll County.
For Auditor Of State
G. e. Munroe,
Of Oskaloosa, Mahaska County.
For Treasurer of State
James S. Cunningham,
OF Knoxville, Marion County.
For Attorney General
Charles a. Rogers,
or Eldora, Hardin County.
For Superintendent of Public Instruc-
Cap E. Miller,
OF Sigourney, Keokuk County.
John NJ. Stoke,
OF Lucas, Lucas County.
For Clerk of Supreme Court
Ito ill vacancy
George 3. Whittemore,
OF Sioux City, Woodbury. County.
For Railroad Commissioner.
Mack j. Groves,
Of Esthervile, Emmett County.
For District Presidential Elector
Eighth District.
w. II. Dewey,
OF Charlton, Lucas County.
For Representative in Congress,
Eighth District,
w. D. Jameson.
OF Shenandoah, Page County.
V. r. McGinnis,
OF Leon, Decatur County.
For State Senator,
Fred A. Bowman,
OF Leon, Decatur County.
For State Representative,
E. j. Sankey,
OF Leon, Decatur County.
For County Auditor,
Walter Osborn,
OF Davis City, Burrell Township.
For County Treasurer,
w. G. Cozad,
Of Lineville, Morgan Township.
For Clerk of District Court,
j. L. Mendenhall,
OF Garden Grove, High Point Town
ship.
For County Attorney,
George w. Baker,
OF Leon, Leon Township.
For County Recorder,
G. G. Biddison,
OF Leon, Center Township.
Susie G. Sears,
OF Decatur City, Decatur Township.
For Superintendent of County Schools,
Eli Hutchinson,
OF Woodland, Woodland Township,
W. H. Kalkofen,
OF Decatur City, Decatur Township.
For Sheriff,
A. J. Fulton,
OF Leon, Eden Township.
w. H. Lloyd,
OF Decatur City, Decatur Township.
A. NJ. Pryor,
OF Leon, Leon Township.
G. E. Wood,
OF Leon, Leon Township.
For Coroner,
Thomas j. Permission,
OF Leon, Leon Township.
For Members OF Board of Supervisors,
Dennis Daughton,
OF Leon, Center Township,
H. T. Rauch,
OF Lamont, Fayette Township.
Bloomington Township.
For Clerk
G. r. Piercy.
For Trustees
W. L. Edmondson.
Adron Noftsger.
For Assessor
N. L. Euritt.
Burrell Township.
For Clerk
0. E. Black.
For Justice of the Peace
d. II. Harris.
Center Township.
For Clerk
S. w. Sears.
For Trustees
w. G. Brown.
w. T. Coons.
A. j. Wells.
For Justice Of the Peace
James Baker.
E. D. Parker.
For Constable
Jesse Spicer.
For Assessor
H. D. Greenlee.
Decatur Township.
For Clerk
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PROHIBITION LIST OF CANDIDATES

PROHIBITION LIST OF CANDIDATES
For United States Senator
Malcolm Smith,
OF Cedar Rapids, Linn County.
For Presidential Electors at Large
L. S. Coffin,
Of Fort Dodge, Webster County.
Julius Carleton McCaslin,
OF Keokuk, Lee County,
Aaron Stalker,
OF Richland, Keokuk County.
For Governor
X. w. Brown,
OF Ames, Story County.
Grin u. Elicit,
OF Marshalltown, Marshall County.
For Lieutenant Governor
John w. Leedy,
OF Oskaloosa, Mahaska County.
For Secretary of State
Howard NJ. Humphrey,
OF Lake City, Calhoun County.
For Auditor of State
John D. Collins,
OF Sac City, Sac County.
For Treasurer of State
Charles G. Bacon,
OF Wilton Junction, Muscatine Coun-
ty.
For Attorney General
j. A. Harvey,
OF Perry, Dallas County.
For Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion
d. r. DUNCAN,
OF Des Moines. Polk County.
For Clerk of Supreme Court.
Ito fill vacancy
G. f. Paine,
OF Fayette, Fayette County.
For Railroad Commissioner
E. E. Bennett,
OF Winterset, Madison County.
SOCIALIST LIST OF CANDIDATES.
For United States Senator,
John NJ. Work,
OF Des Moines. Polk County.
For Presidential Electors at Large,
n. p. Alias,
Of Davenport, Scott County.
Joseph NJ Mohr,
OF Marshalltown, Marshall County
For Governor,
l. S. McCrillis,
OF Des Moines, Polk County
For Lieutenant Governor,
Ernest Holtz,
OF Dubuque, Dubuque County.
For Secretary of State,
William Strauss,
OF Burlington, Des Moines County
For Auditor of State,
Ernest G. Pierce,
OF Sioux City, Woodbury. County.
For Treasurer of State,
Henry Taylor,
Of Greenfield, Adair County.
For Attorney General,
T. f. Willis,
OF Clarinda, Page County.
For superintendent of Public In
struction,
Lena Bilterman
OF Avery, Monroe County.
For Clerk of Supreme Court Ito fill
Vacancy.)
j. S. Daggett,
OF Creston, Union County.
For Railroad Commissioner,
L. NJ. Hawver, Jr.,
OF Waterloo, Black Hawk County.
For District Presidential Elector
Eighth District,
w. G. Willis,
OF Centerville, Appanoose County
For Representative in Congress,
Eighth District,
S. D /. Mercer,
OF LenoX, R. R. ?, Adams County.
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tOr Assessor
]. B. Mcdaniel.
Franklin Township.
For Clerk
G. M. Kline.
For Trustees
Peter Huddleston.
G. F. Keller.
For Justice of the Peace
G. A. Luce.
For Constable
E. A. Erb.
For Assessor
Ross Judd.
Fayette Township.
For Clerk
j. F. Jones.
For Trustees
Robt. Currie.
G. H. Miller.
0. NJ. Rev.
For Justice Of the Peace
John D. Bennett.
D. P. Steckel.
For Constable
Ira Johnson.
W. H. Stafford.
Garden Grove Township.
For Trustees
Ralph Judd.
A. H. Meter.
George j. Spaeth.
For Justice of the Peace
E. S. Buffum.
Smith T. Robertson.
For Constable
John T. Bixler.
j. A. Buchanan.
High Point Township.
For Clerk
r. G. Fulton.
For Trustees
G. P. Beavers.
George E. Cartwright.
For Constable
j. B. Snyder.
For Assessor
/. f. Mendenhall.
Long Creek Township.
For Clerk
j. NJ. Halstead.
For Trustees
H. D. Traupel.
Oscar West.
]. D. Young.
For Justice of the Peace
l. N. Skidmore.
For Constable
l. NJ. Fry.
For Assessor
M. P. CARRIER.
Leon Township.
For Justice of the Peace
VIM. Gray.
]. J. Walls.
Marion Woodland.
For Constable
W. W. Blackburn.
D. H. Fulton.
Morgan Township.
For Trustees
j. A. Fisher.
John Osborn.
H. Petty.
For Justice of the Peace
NJ. L. Logan.
+. M. Lowrance.
For Constable
j. A. Evans.
George Kinds.
New Buda Township.
For Clerk
j. M. Howell.
For Trustees
Joseph Hagan.
Oscar Judd.
Joseph McLain.
For Justice of the Peace
John ] Poush.
For Constable
VIM. Burrell.
Chas. Terry.
For Assessor
John Lowell.
Richland Township.
For Clerk
Geo. Poland.
For Trustees
Marshall Burchett.
Geo. W. Grim, Sr.
r. G. Young.
For Justice of the Peace
II. L. Brammer.
J. S. Davidson.
For Constable
R. f. Brammer.
Henry L. Phrehm.
For Assessor
L. T. Greenland.
Woodland Township.
For Clerk
E. H. Carver.
For Trustees
S. j. Grogan.
Eugene Massey.
A. M. Stephens.
For Assessor
P. E. Hutchinson.
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Burrell Township.
For Clerk,
/. G. Norman.
For Trustees,
j. E. McClaran,
H. NJ. Quigley.
For Justice of Peace,
G. P. Campbell,
j. j. Warner.
For Constable,
VIM. Mcintosh.
For Assessor,
w. NJ. Carroll,
r. w. Sellers.
Center Township.
For Clerk,
l. o. Ryan
For Trustees,
w. O. Gibson.
w. F. Howell.
For Justice of Peace,
P. G. Watsabaugh.
For Constable,
U. G.. John.
For Assessor,
P. G. Morgan,
Decatur Township.
For Clerk,
@. e. Ammons.
For Trustees,
J. NJ. Houston,
w. H. Painter,
George S. Williams.
For Assessor,
G. G. Beck.
Eden Township.
For Trustees,
, w. F. Fletcher,
0. H. Reynolds.
For Assessor,
j. w. Frost.
Franklin Township.
For Clerk,
w. II. Davis
For Trustees,
w. H. Brennaman,
j. f. CARRIER,
G. C. Waters.
For Justice of Peace,
L. G. Jamison.
For Constable,
G. L. Terry.
Fayette Township.
For Clerk
A. Otis White.
For Trustees,
j. c. Danielson,
W. A. GrenaWalt,
Robert Hutchcroft.
For Justice of Peace,
John Hatcher,
Robert Turner.
For Constable,
j. P. Haas,
w. H. Graham.
Garden Grove Township.
For Clerk.
S. H. Amos.
For Trustees,
E. M. Curry.
For Justice of Peace,
w. H. Webster.
For Constable,
Will Knott,
Geo. Webb.
Grand River Township.
For Clerk,
John Baker.
For Trustees,
w. H. Akers,
G. w. Kelley,
r. A. Redd.
For Justice of Peace.
j. w. Fowler.
For Assessor,
Fred j. Bryant,
j. L. Overholtzer,
H. j. Street
High Point Township.
For Clerk,
F. F. Warrington.
For Trustees,
w. A. Kendall,
w. D. Smith,
G. P. Swope.
For Constable,
Willis Hine.
For Assessor,
w. e. Porter.
Hamilton Township.
For Clerk,
A. T. Ross.
For Trustees,
0. j. Hill.
For Justice of Peace,
T. j. Burch,
Royal Richardson.
For Constable,
A. A. Cozad.
For Assessor,
M. Linden.
Long Creek Township
For Clerk,
w. H. Ransom.
For Trustees,
j. f. Hacker,
w. Wadsworth.
For Constable,
Fred r. Fuller.
For Assessor,
E. w. Fierce.
Leon Township.
For Justice of Peace.
@. w. Beck,
John Holden.
For Constable,
f. G. MullinniX,
Chas. Swanson.
Morgan Township.
For Clerk,
George Smallwood.
For Trustees,
Ernest Gatliff,
Geo. Hamilton,
Bent McClaran.
For Justice of Peace,
James Fenton.
For Constable,
VIM. Riggs.
New Buda Township.
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George w. Clarke,
OF Abel, Dallas County.
Bernard Murphy,
OF Vinton, Benton County.
James H. Wilson,
Of Menlo, Adair County.
For Secretary of State
w. G. Hayward,
OF Davenport, Scott County.
For Auditor of State.
John L. Bleakly,
Of Ida Grove, Ida County.
f. M. Hopkins,
OF Guthrie Center, Guthrie County.
For Treasurer of State
w. W. Morrow,
Of Alton, Union County.
For Attorney General
II. w. Byers,
Of Harlan, Shelby County.
For Superintendent of Public Instruc-
Owen ]. McManus,
OF Council Bluffs, PottaWattamie
County.
John f. Riggs,
OF Sigourney, Keokuk County.
For Clerk of Supreme Court
Ito FIJI vacancy
H. L. Bosquet,
OF Knoxville, Marion County.
For Railroad Commissioner
Joseph Cockfeld,
OF Cedar Rapids, Linn County.
Nathaniel S. Ketchum,
OF MarShalltown, Marshall County.
Frank H. Keys,
OF Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie
County.
For District Presidential Electors,
Eighth District,
Alexander Mardis,
OF Corydon, Wayne County.
For Representative in Congress,
Eighth District,
William Peters Hepburn,
Of Clarinda, Page County.
Albert l. Smith,
OF Mt. Ayr, Ringgold County.
For State Senator,
]. D. Brown,
OF Leon, Decatur County.
For State Representative,
OF Lineyile, Decatur County.
For County Auditor,
j. V. Arney,
OF Leon, franklin Township.
j. V. Lemley,
Of Lamont, Fayette Township.
For County Treasurer,
E. G. Monroe,
Of Garden Grove, Garden Grove
Township.
For Clerk of District Court,
John Burns,
Of Leon, Leon Township.
w. G Campbell,
OF Pleasanton, Hamilton Township.
j. S. Coffin,
OF Leon, Leon Township.
c. E. Gardner,
OF Leon, Leon Township.
G. E. Lane,
Of Leon, Leon Township.
For County Attorney,
A. P. Olsen,
OF Leon, Leon Township.
B. M. Russell,
OF Lamont, Fayette Township.
& OF Leon, Leon Township.
For County Recorder,
Fred L. Conrey,
OF Leon, Leon Township
Mary LaFollette,
OF Leon, Leon Townsl 20.
Ira B. Officer,
OF Leon, Center Township.
Superintendent of County Schools
J. w. Long,
OF Leon, Decatur Township.
For Sheriff
J. E. Andrew,
OF Grand River, Grand River Town
ship.
F. NJ. Gardner,
Decatur City, Decatur Township.
G.. r. Grenawalt,
OF Lamont, Fayette Township.
E. NJ. Osborne,
Of Leon, Leon Township.
E. N. Underwood,
OF Davis City, New Buda Township.
G. f. Wolever,
OF Weldon, Franklin Township.
Clyde B. Yost,
OF Leon, Eden Township.
For Coroner
w. g. Jeffries,
OF Leon, Leon Township.
For Member of Board of Supervisors
A. B. McClaran,
OF Pleasanton, Hamilton Township.
S. P. Wiley,
OF Leon, High Point Township.
For Surveyor
j. NJ. Hollinger,
Of Pleasanton, Morgan Township.
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NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION,

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most Eastern States. And you will
find upon visiting our state that his
assertion is worthy of a second
thought. Perhaps you ask whyo 1t
is simply the field of employment is
so vast. and wages are so good that
the earnings are amazing. This one
point combined with the special adj
vantages we have in natural resources
are bound to win a wide celebrity for
the "Beaver State.
Remember that Oregon has total
area of 81. 600; square miles. and only
a population of 600. 600 just a trifle
for six persons. or a good sized family
to every square mile. So it becomes
quite evident to you that Oregon is in
need of men-able. aggressive men.
And if you are one among many in
search of salurious climate and
ideal home where health. wealth. and
happiness can be had-come to Ore
gon.
Respectfully yours.
C.. E. WILLIAMSON.
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FAR OFF OREGON
Interesting Letter on the Great State
on Pacific Coast

(By request we print the following
letter written to young lady in Des
Moines. because it sets forth so we'll
and in brief way much information
as to the great state of Oregon to-
ward which many are looking.
Oregon. Argi. College.
Corvallis. Oregon. Dec. 10, or.
Miss Edith Baxter.
Des Moines, Iowa.
Dear Friend:
Upon reading your most interesting
letter l was greatly pleased TO learn
that you wished me to give an outline
description of my native state.
Oregon. You could not have selected
a subject of greater interest to me.
Not because Oregon is my native
state. but that it appeals to me as
worthy OF commentator.
In matter of fact the Beaver
State can justly boast OF being one
OF the wealthiest states of the Union.
The climate is magnificent. natural
resources without a equal. and the
people are in direct sympathy with
modern ideas and movements to re-
form.
The first subject of great import
ance to the fastener in most instances
is that of climate. The climate of
Oregon is beyond all shadow of a
doubt without a peer. Nowhere on
this broad expanse of American soil
is there more pleasant habitation for
the human race. The winters are
mild. the thermometer registering an
average of 40 degrees; while in the
summer the average temperature is
Is degrees. Snow and ice are uncom-
mon and the average rainfall in the
past few years has been about thirty
four inches. thus you see it is not a
land Of extremes. but place where
the verdure of spring is in evidence
the entire year. Forthis mildness
of climate in winter we are indebted
to the warm westerly winds and the
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Japan current, and the cooling. west
erly breezes in the heat of summer.
Cyclones. billiards. and drouths are
unknown to US. and it is seldom that
we have even small thunderstorms
The favorable climate. abundant
water. fertile soil of Oregon afford
great advantages in dairying. animal
husbandry. horticulture. and other
branches of agriculture.
The dairying industry has advanced
greatly during the last few years and
i it will be only short time until our
products. such as butter. cheese. and
condensed-mil will be sought in the
market places of the world. Already
have Tillamook cheese makers and
Willamette Valley butter producers
been awarded premiums of no trivial
importance. With such strides as
these and natural resources as power
full auxiliaries. we can readily see how
Oregon is destined to become the Hol-
land of American.
Stockraising is more extensively
carried on in Eastern than in Western
Oregon. This is due to the abund-
ance of good range in that section of
the state. Sheepraising at the pres
ent time is in the lead. and Oregon
has the honor of ranking. as second
state IN the Union in the production
of sheep and wool.
In the opening of new country it
takes more or less time to survey out
roads, clear tracts of land. and ascer-
tain by the nature of the soil to what
it is best adapted. So it has been
with our state. and today we find en-
tering into it's history a new age-that
of horticulture. Everywhere orchards
of apples. peaches. prunes. and pears
are being planted. From the famous
apple orchards of Hood River to the
sunny peach groves of Rogue River
Valley extends one of the most valu-
able fruit districts of America. Farm
ers in that division of the state are
offering for sale large tracts of land.
retaining only small lots which they
find makes them an easy income if
planted in hops. fruit. Strawberries.
{ loganberries and the like. The eli
mate seem perfectly adapted to their
growth. might mention here the
fact that yesterday | rode out into a
rural locality and was greatly surpris-
ed on nearing strawberry field to
see the landlord busily engaged in
picking berries real. ripe berries or
the second day of November. asked
how many he had gathered and to my
surprise he answered ten boxes. Re.
member that the patch had already
yielded large crop last June; but
seemingly was trying to add to the
cheer of the old gardener.
More especially from the view
point of wage Garner. Oregon takes
the lead. One man has stated that
a public school boy can earn more
money here than day laborer in
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joicing over the arrival of twin boys.
born to them Monday December. %.

joicing over the arrival of twin boys.
born to them Monday December. %.
After lingering illness of about
six years. Sunday morning at ten
O'Clock. death brought relief to James
mccarthy. a beloved and respected
citizen of Vail. He was about seventy
years old. and for the past six years
he has been paralyzed and almost
helpless. He leaves a wife and
several grown sons and daughters.
The funeral was at three p. m. Mon
day from st. AIMS church. Rev.
Murphy preached very touching SER
mon. Interment was in St. AIMS
cemetery. We have to chronicle in
the same week another funeral at St.
AIMS church. namely the funeral Of
Mrs. Martin O'Connell. She was in
her eightieth year. She died at the
home of her son. Mike last Tuesday
Dec. "a. She was devout Catholic.
Her remains were laid to rest in st.
AIMS cemetery.
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were here last week to attend their
fathers funeral.
Tom Carey of Manila was on our
streets last Tuesday.
Mrs. Din O'Leary and children 81
Omaha came Thursday evening for a
couple of weeks visit with relatives
here.
| Mrs. John Brey and children of
Nicola came Thursday to visit her
father. j.. Murphy.
Mrs. Will Kelly of Odebolt spent
Christmas at the parental P. Finneran
home.
Quite number from there attend
ed the Christmas dance in Denison.
| Margaret. Gertrude and Anna Nc
Carthy of Denison came down Thurs
day evening and brought with them
a dowery box tor the Mitchell twins.
Mrs. Taggart Of Wall Lake came
Tuesday to spend Christmas with her
daughter. Mrs. R. H. Guhne.
| Miss Winnicar of Cedar Rapids is
visiting her sister. Mrs. John Giblin.
Henry Minter left for Clinton Fri
day for months visit with relatives
James Martin and family of Grand
Mound are visiting at the John Flynn
home.
DR.. j. L. Giblln has moved from
Cedar Rapids here.
John Hickey, student at Creigh-
ton College OF Omaha is home to
spend Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Mccarthy of Denison is a
welcome guest at the w. F. Mitchell
home.
Mrs. Naughton and children of
Denison is the guest of her parents.
Jas. E. Welsh and wife.
/ Will Robson has moved his family
to Vail. They now occupy the Tom
Servoss house. Mr.. Robson is en-
ployed by John Ryan in his new back
smith shop.
| Charley Mulvahill of St. Paul.
Nebr.. visited here couple of days
last week with his brother-in- law.
John Walsh. an old time friend he
used to know in Clinton county.
| Pete Ludwig spent Sunday in West
Side.
Ruth Taggart of Wall Lake is WIS.,
lting her sister. Mrs. Guhne.
D. O'Leary sr. of Council Bluffs is
here for few days visit with old
time friends.
A. Rudy. wife and children of
Albin. Nebr.. are here to spend the
Holidays with Thos. Sheridan. and
other relatives.
John Murphy. who has been for
several years serving in the army. ar
rived in Vail Thursday to visit his
father. Jeremiah Murphy.
Mrs. Ed. Kennedy of Clinton and
Mrs. Will Eaton of New Sharon were
called to Vail the first of last week
on account of the death of their
father. James McCarty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mitchell are re-
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John Mccormick spent Saturday i

John Mccormick spent Saturday in
Denison.
Tom Dillon of Alliance, Neb., a
nephew of the Hickey brothers of
Hays township arrived in Vail Tues
day evening to spend his Christmas
vacation among them.
Claude Peters and Erne Spotswood
of West Side visited with Pete. Lud-
wig Christmas eve.
Dave O'Riley and wife of Omaha
came Tuesday for couple of weeks
visit with relatives here.
Frank O'Boyle and wife are visit
ing friends in Carroll.
Anna WEIGH returned to her home
at Lost Nation to spend her Christmas
vacation.
Tom McAlpin of Elk City. Okla.
was here to spend Christmas with his
mother and sister. Mrs. Mcguire. Mr..
McAlpin at one time lived here, and
now is successful implement dealer
at Elk City.
Ed. Levine came from Frazier Sat-