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order to Show Cause.

Webster C S In the County Court
At a county court held at the county court
70 m In aud for said county Wednesday, April
10Th A, d. 10 3.
In tie matter OF the estate OF Milton NJ. Luce.
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Priscilla
Luce; praying that the instrument filed on the
2sth day OF April, 1865, aud purporting 10 be the
last Will and Testament Of the said deceased
may be proved, approved. probated, allowed
and recorded a. the last win and Testament OF
the said Milton NJ Luce. deceased. and that the
execution OF the instrument may be
aud tl.t administration OF said estate may hc
granted to Priscilla Luce as executriX
Ordered. that Thursday, the 2lst day OF May
a. ID. 1903, at ! O'Clock p. m ., II assigned for
hear Z said petition when all persons Inter
ested in said matter may appear NJ a county
court 10 be held in and for said county and
show Catse why the prayer OF petition
should not be granted; and that notice OF The
pendency OF said petition and the hearing
thereof be given 10 all persons interested
In said matter by publishing IL copy OF this or
der in the Red Cloud Chief, II weekly newspaper
printed In sal county. for three successive
weeks prior to Naid day of hearing.
lsEAL,I 1870 j. W. EDsoS, County Judge.
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vote. The location receiving the great.
est number of votes TO be the location
for said school building.
In calling said election said clerk
shall proceed in all things in the SAME
n as any regular school election
except that there shall be one polling
place only, ut which all voters shall
cast their vote, which polling place
shall be at The Farmers and Merchants
Bank Building. and notice of said
election to be posted shall consist of II
copy of this resolution, together with
notice Of the time and place Of said
election. Said election shall be called,
held, conducted and %canvassed in all
things as any regular school election
except as indicated herein.
Which election will be opened at o
o'clock in the morning and will con-
tinuc open until 2 o'clock in the after.
nOo of the same day.
Dated this sth day Of May 4. u. 1908,
l.. II. Fort,
Secretary of the School Board.
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Notice Of Election to Vote on Choice Of
Location for School RulldlnS.

Notice is hereby given to the quail
fled voters of the school district of the
Nebraska, being district No. ., that ON
Tuesday, the second day of June. 1905.
there will be held at The Farmers and
Merchants Bank Building. an election
for the purpose of voting for q site on
to build a school building in
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-15

Del Sheard of Esbon. Kas., is in town
this week.
Long wristcd Lislc Gloves, soc. at +.
Nrwhouse's.
Wanted-Copy of Chief dated Feb.
-, 1908.
0rrin Tabcr came down from Hue
Hill Tuesday.
Mrs. August Roats went to Beatrice
last Saturday.
Fred Burden returned home from
Campbell Saturday.
W. c. Frahm made a business trip to
Blue Hill Monday.
j. s. Gillian is putting in II hot air
furnace in his residence.
Lloyd Hall of Cowlcs i, a business
visitor in Fed Cloud this week.
Frank Watson came home from Bell
vile, kas., Wednesday night.
For Salc-A photograph at q bar.
gain. Address L. @. Box 2iG.
Roy TAFT has purchased the old
Sca,nmon property. Consideration
500.
Miss Ailcen Green of Idaho is visit.
ing her aunt, Mrs. Lyra CARRIER. this
week.
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Fred Steffen's right hand is troub
| ling him quite considerably, bein,
| blood poisoned.
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in the city last week, the guests o
| Joseph Topham.
Wanted--A Girl for general bonse
work. INQUIRE Mrs. phares. at i
! VIC store.
j. +. H~assinger of North Brancl
made us n pleasant business cal
Wednesday morning.
/ h Old soldiers OF this district have
again selected Red Cloud rs the plac
Tor holding their reunion this fall.
Marion Mercer and Lloyd Hines wen
" 'uPefior SATURDAY anu ass's'eu III
o"N" 'oS' III Il r'on'ief eeieoi"''on
Mrs. Bessie Laugh!in, trained nurs
from Mercy hospital, Denver, Is /
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taken in the morning. G.. 4. Wilson.
pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eogart left for Shcri.
dan, Wyo., Tuesday.
Are you irving for the groceries a,
the Tcpce. Get on tho quiz.
Services ut the Indian Creek school
house next Sunday at 3p u.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Waskum of Hal.
scy. Nebr., are visiting in this city.
Miss Laura Harris returned from
Missouri tins morning. where She has
been going to school.
The w. c. L. L., will meet at the
home of Mrs. I. l.. Hines ncNt Wcdncs.
! day afternoon at . o'clock.
Guy Bradbrook returned from Long
Island. kas, Wednesday where he has
been visiting his brother, Lloyd.
Attorney i. G.. Saylor has moved his
office from the Damcrcll block to the
Murhart block north end. up stairs.
The ladies OF the Congregational
$50,
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"''u'S wa! '''' "' r"''"' Ns'"''rH'
Rev. Gresham has accepted IN invi.
."''o' ~ Pr'a'" '"c H'i"'i> '"e"n'r'
d" "I'''''" '"'""' 'no'"'
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. irahm and
Carol Walters went to Blue Hill
wednesday I" attend inc tNneral OF
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a''er Il snort VISIT "' Ten Gays WIN
!''cu"n al" reI'''N's AZ lna'a'' an"
lac" 'io""' 'ea''H SATURDAY ior her
nome
DIR. Warrick the specialist will meet
eye car nose ana throat patents ana
'hoNe neeo'hg s'aSse' properly h''en
Il pr. pam'rel! once III hr" Cloud
i"esuay May i''h'
Mrs. A. u. Williams Of seattle,
Wash, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Camp, is in the city and Will leave for
Lincoln in a few days to be with her
niother' VINO Is improving nicely after
having undergone an operation.
The Fraternal Aid had a grand time
last evening, initiating four candidates.
The band composed Of the little school
boys furnished the music for the even
ing. A nice supper was served by the
lodge and a general grand time was
had by all present.
The IT,. y. X. cncampmcnt last Fri.
day elected the following officers for
this district: Commander, Ed. Rob-
bins, Red Cloud; :. V. Harry Lenley,
bloomington: j. ", T.. NJ. Benson.
Riverton; &. OF A., Clapp Of Rivcrton.
Warren and Gard OF Red loud.
The ROYAL Male Quartet held forth
al the opera house Monday evening
and was greeted by a fair.sizcd aud
fence. Some of the members of the
quartet are exceptional artists in their
chosen line. AS 4 whole the quartet
merited a better patronage than they
received here.
The high school baseball team went
to Blue Hill last Monday and were de-
feated in a ten inning steal. Red
Cloud got the worst end of the deal
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said district. Which said election will
be held pursuant to and in compliance
with the following resolution:
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Notes From KeIlnerSyiIIe.

Miss Ida Ledvina, who is attending
high school at Manitowoc, is at home
to spend the holidays.
Mr.. Ed McCarty of Chicago is guest
at the home of Ed. r. McCarty.
A new f. p. Gas Stubbess light sys
lem has been installed in the building
of M. Kelner & Sons by j. J. Letter
mann, Jr., of Manitowoc. The light is
perfect and great improvement for
business.
The dance at the Kellnersville Opera
house last Sunday was attended only by
a small crowd Oh account of the weather
and was postponed to Jan. 10, 1908.
Two games of basket ball We're played
at Cherney's hall last Sunday, between
the Kellnersville list and 2nd teams and
Cato LIST and 2nd teams The kellners.
Vile list team won by score of % to
shutting off their opponents on field
baskets, and the Kellnersville End team
won by u score Of % to , shutting off
their opponents in the same manner.
Both games were fast and were wit
messed by large crowd composed OF
Kellnersyille and Cato basket ball fans
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Notes From GreenStreet.

Ed F. Ziesler of Manitowoc spent
Xmas here with relatives.
Mr.. Frank Marek and son Joseph
spent day last week with relatives at
Green Bay.
Lucy Budwei ser of Manitowoc spent
her Christmas vacation out here with
her grandparents.
Chas, J. Skwor of the Chicago Medi-
cal College spent New Years here with
his parents.
Invitations are ont for the approach
ing marriage of Clara Gauger of this
vicinity and Oscar Luebke of Two
Rivers.
Mrs Anton Zeman and her mother
Mrs Cheney spent week visiting re-
latives at Chicago.
Ed Xaruba of the Manitowoc n. S.
H. s. has returned to his studies after
spending the Christmas holidays here
with his parents.
A leap year dance will be held here
Sunday, Jan. 5, at Jos. Siebolds hall.
There's chance for you girls, to give
the boys good time.
After an illness of five weeks duration
Mrs. Katherine Krejcarek died on Sun
day morning at the home of her son,
aged 70 years. Mrs. Krejcarek was we'll
known being a pioneer settler coming
to this country in the early tifties and
settling on farm in Kossuth. After
residing there for several years, the fam
lily moved to this vicinity where she re.
sided ever since. Her husband proceed
ed her to the great beyond some eight.
cen years ago. Mrs, Krejcarek is sur
vived by six children, four sons and
two daughters. They are Wencle of
this vicinity with whom she resided,
Joseph of Ref, Frank and John of Glib
son, Mrs John Salta and Mrs. Jos. Xii.
ment also of Gibson. The funeral was
held here Tuesday morning from st.
Wencels Catholic church. lnterment
at the Catholic cemetery.
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Notes From Married..

Miss M. Lynch called on Married.
friends Sunday.
Miss Clara Musil of Wayside is spend.
ing her vacation at Maribel, u guest at
the Kellner hotel.
Mrs. Krecayrek, an old resident of
Greenstreet, was called to her eternal
rest last Sunday morning. She will be
sincerely mourned by large circle of
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Jos. Kellner left town
Saturday for a visit with relatives at
Racine.
A party of hunters from Manitowoc
spent Saturday night at Married., after
bagging large quantity of game in the
surrounding woods
Miss O'Dea opened school Monday,
after spending week at home.
Adoiph Kvitsk of Manitowoc spent
Xmas. at the Kvitek hotel.
Emil Xemau transacted business at
krok, Tuesday.
A sleigh load of merry makers from
here attended surprise party at Two
Creeks. Christmas eve They all report
an enjoyable time.
Cupid is getting busy after short va.
cation. One of our eligible men is about
to join the army of benedicts. Get
your wedding present ready.
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Notes From Kingsbridge.

Mr.. Alven and Miss Alice Jindra have
gone to Sturgeon Bay where they will
visit with relatives.
Mr.. VIM. Kronforst, student of the
business college, spent his Xmas vaca-
ton at Milwaukee, visiting friends.
MIR. Frank Kunz spent New Year 8
day at Manitowoc.
Mr.. B. Bartelmes new house is now
completed and he expects to move into
the new building in the near future.
Mr.. Adolph Kazda, student of the
Oshkosh Normal, is at home to spend
his vacation.
Mr.. John Hornek left for Waukesha
where he will visit With his two BROTH
ers, George and Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bartelme of Mani
towoc spent Sunday with relatives in
Cooperstown.
Miss Carrie Kriwanek has returned
from Milwaukee where she has been for
some time visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Fred Misner is visiting at Mil
waukee for few days.
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Theodore Flick for many years re-
sident of this town, later a resident of
Reedsville, died at the home of his SON.
in.law Mr.. Bruss in Reedsville on Mon
day evening, aged 70 years. He is sur
yived by two daughters and two sons.
The funeral was held Wednesday from
the Freedoms church in Reedsville, Rev.
Nagel officiating.
A Milwaukee troop under the man
agement of Mr.. Bates of Milwaukee Will
give a concert in j. Eulgema's hall IN
Reedsville on Thursday evening Jan
9th The troop is composed of several
young ladies highly recommended a.
soloists, dancers, etc. A dance will be
held after the performance.
The Misses Will of Colby visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. &. j. Ohm in Reedsvllle
last week
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Miss Leona Wagner entertained her
many friends at her home Saturday.
All say they had very enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angel of Madison are
visiting with friends and relatives in
our burg
The basket ball game played here be-
tween Mishicot and Manitowoc team
last Thursday was fairly we'll attended.
The game was won by the Mishicot
team.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Matek are spend
ing their vacation at Mrs. Matek' for.
mer home
Miss Rose Priegnitz of Two Rivers is
visiting at the Weinfurther home.
Miss Elsie Levenhagen and her broth.
er Arthur took drive to Two Rivers
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Loring of Cincinnati
spent New Year Day with Mr.. Loring' s
parents.
Miss Blanche Chloupek left for Mani
towoc on Sunday where she will attend
the Business College.
On Wednesday the New Years ball
was held at the Opera house here.
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NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From ST. Nazianz.

Miss Katie O'Brien from Fargo, n OAK,
was the visitor of DR.. T. OBrien last
week.
Mr.. Horn from Chicago was here to
visit his parents and children last Sun
day.
Mr.. John Stiefater from Manitowoc
was here for Christmas.
Mr.. Jack Schaller was here for the
holidays.
Mrs. Mat Wagner from ST. Wendell
was here to visit her sick mother, Mrs
Adam Derler.
Mr.. Joe Casper from Cleveland was
seen in our burg Friday last.
Miss Ricka Hougen who is staying at
Milwaukee was seen in our burg Satur-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. John Mailman took a
trip to GAINESVILLE, to visit relatives.
Miss Dora Loose from Evanston is
here visiting with her parents.
A surprise party was given to Alvin
Frank last Thursday, the evening being
spent by playing games, and all present
hao an enjoyable time.
Mr.. Willie Heisdorf from Sherwood
was here and and spent Xmas with his
parents.
Mr.. Goerthoeffner from Sheboygan
is here visiting with his parents.
Mr.. Joe Himmelsbach from Merrill
was here to spend few days with his
parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonson and daughter
from GAINESVILLE were here to visit their
father, MIR. Zelner, who is very i'll.
Mr.. Joe Geigel and family took trir
to Clarks Mills last Sunday to visit his
brother, Peter Geigel
A crowd of young folks from here
took trip to Mr.. and Mrs Smassel
near Kiel, the occasion being birthday
party
Miss Josephine Heisdorf is staying
with her parents over the holidays.
A surprise party was given to Anton
Baumgardner Monday evening, the oc-
casion being his birthday. All present
had an enjoyable time.
Mr.. Frank Groh was visitor of VIM.
Groh last Sunday
Miss Alma Kustermann took a trip to
Milwaukee last week where she will re-
main for some time.
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Notes From Maple Grove.

Mr.. Tim Guhip, Section foreman
for the st. Paul r. r. Co. at Dakota,
Ill. with his wife, spent Christmas at
the home of his parents here.
Ed. ]. Regain of Minnesota, business
man of Kellaher, is home to spend the
winter months.
Joe Guhin left for Aberdeen, Dakota,
Saturday where he will spend few
weeks, visiting with his sister, Mrs. T.
J. Kirby and his brothers P. H. and NJ.
M. Guhin. Joe had his house prepared
for housekeeping before taking his de-
parture.
Miss Elsie Walter and George OCon-
mel are spending the holidays visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Nelson OF
kempster.
EFF. Maetz of Reedsville visited with
friends in Milwaukee last week.
County Supt. of school Smith of Door
Co. with his wife spent several days IN
Reedsyille last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith were formely teachers in the
Reedsville graded schools.
Miss Annie Morrisey teacher in Dist.
No /, gave school entertainment on
Sunday night, q very interesting pro-
gram was carried out
The directors of the Rockland Fire
Insurance company held a meeting in
Reedsvile Wednesday TO audit the &C
counts for the year 1907 The regular
annual meeting of the company will be
held IN J. f.. Schulz hall in Rcedsvllle
on Tuesday, Jan. T. 1908.
DR.. Chas. Nenahlo, former Reeds
vile boy, now a dentist at Cedar Rap
ids Iowa, is spending few days with
his many friends here.
Emil Mueller of Milwaukee is visiting
friends in Reedsville
Mr.. and Mrs l.. f. Zahn of Neenah
spent Christmas week with friends in
Reedsville.
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Notes From Larrabee
Mr.. VIM. Reich of Milwaukee is vi

Mr.. VIM. Reich of Milwaukee is visit
ing here with friends and relatives.
Our burg was well represented at
Suchan dance last Thursday. A good
time was reported by all.
Mr.. Fred Strouf and Miss Iva Beers
of Lancaster, Wis, are guests at the
home of Adolph Strouf.
Miss Anna Gruber and Miss Anna
Straka returned to Milwaukee, after a
brief visit with their parents.
Mr. John Hronek is visiting with his
brother at Wausau.
The Boguonet Bros. are busy pressing
hay in this vicinity.
Mr.. Fred Suchan has purchased a
valuable horse of Carl Meyer.
Mr.. Adolph Novak and family of
Deerbrook, Wis, are visiting with
friends and relatives.
A d. Strouf and F. Youra took cut.
ter ride to Francis Creek last Sunday.
The dance at Strouf's hall was well
attended even though the weather was
not very favorable.
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Notes From CenteryilIe

Miss Ida Kohn entertained a large
number of friends at a sumptuous din
ner Thursday of last week, at F. M.
The dance at Mills Thursday evening
was fpirly we'll attended and all present
report a good time.
Postmaster Hill and assistants were
kept very busy for few days be-
fore Xmas No less than 1900 postal
cards were cancelled. The patrons on
the rural routes remembered their re.
spective carriers.
Mr.. II. Trossen has disposed of his
cheese factory at O5man and contemp-
lates moving to Cleveland.
John Arends is visiting relatives at
Wheeling, III.
Despite the poor condition of the
roads Friday evening number OF our
young folks were in attendance at the
Osman dance.
A large number Of friends gathered
at the home of Dr. Reinert Thursday
evening to help Mrs. Reinert celebrate
her birthday. The evening was spent
in playing cards, after which light
luncheon was served.
Mr.. Will Lonsdorf of Manitowoc
visited in our midst last week. Wills
visits are becoming quite frequent of late
and many are asking the cause, but,
never mind, Bill, we are always glad
to see you.
Miss Hilda Lorfeld who is attending
school at Sheboygan is spending her vaca
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Lorfeld.
1t is seldom that one lives nowadays
to reach the advanced age of o. so that
our town can feel proud to have as q
resident one who has passed that mark,
and is none other than Mr.. &. Refine,
mann, father of John Reinemann,
chairman of the town.
Born in Germany ninety.one years
ago, the 18th of November, he resided
there until the summer Of so when he
babe farewell to his fatherland and com
ing to this country spent the winter at
Sheboygan which was then mere vii
lage. When spring came he moved to
Centerville and at once cleared off a
spot wherein he erected q log cabin
which served as home for many years.
The log cabin has long ago been replaced
by one of the finest dwellings in the
town and that which fifty four years ago
was wilderness is now one Of the finest
farms in the county.
1t is with pleasure that the old settler
tells you he is a grandfather to thirty
one, and great grandfather to thirty
five children. There are three sons,
John and Chris of Cleveland and Peter
of Reedsville, who for a number years
has had charge of the elevator there.
There are two daughters, Mrs. Peter
IDOl Nhlii vi A'lilN anu shlc'
Lutte of Meeme. He makes his home
with his son John, who is on the old
homestead.
Although four score and eleven years
of age, of him it may be said, Bent
like laboring oar that tolls in the surf
of the ocean. Bent but not broken by
age, is the form Of our hardy pioneer. ."
He spends most of his time perusing the
papers during the winter months but in
summer he takes his place with the rest
in the fields. He is never more at home
than when surrounded by a number of
his neighbors, telling them of the many
exciting incidents which occurred when
much of our country was forest
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Never Go Empty Handed.

THAT is what mother used to say to
me many times when | was a child If
was going upstairs. must look
about me and see If there wasn't some
thing downstairs that belonged up
stairs that l could carry up and put
into its place; and so on from one
part of the house to another. She al
ways said it would be a great help in
ones housekeeping and save lots Of
unnecessary steps, If people would
just remember that little rule, and al
though l fail in many ways to prac-
tioe all the good things she taught me,
very often find myself saying to the
children as they help about the house:
Never go empty handed"
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Mr. VIM. Groh and family took
drive to Meeme one day last week to
visit his former home.
Mr.. Kasbaum and friends from Val
ders were seen in town Sunday.
Mr.. Louis Schneider, prominent
blacksmith from Sheboygan, was here
Sunday at the home of Peter Clemens.
MIR. Thorval Throndson from Mime
sofa was here to visit his aged mother
whom he had not seen for Is years
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A Family Puzzle.

Atkinson-The family seems to be
somewhat mixed. Hughes-Yes, it is;
the woman is the mans third wife.
and the man is the woman's second
husband the baby is the child Of the
womans second husband by his third
wife, the twins are children Of the
man by his first wife, the girl with
red hair Is the woman's child by her
first husband the boy with the short
trousers is the son of the man by his
second wife, and that little girl stand
ing over there by the woman's second
husband is another of the womans
children by her first husband.-Life.
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Notes From Liberty.

Miss Alice Brady was home from
Oshkosh to spend the holiday vacation.
Miss Mona Casper, who is i'll with
diphtheria, is much improved. SO far
the disease has not spread.
The funeral of Michael Tingtinger at
Osman last Thursday was largely at
tended. The pail bearers, members of
the Catholic Order of Foresters, were
A. j. Clark, John Peppard, Frank
Jagochinski, P. A. Miller, Walter JOY
ce and Geo. Orth.
Others from Mauitowoc who attend
ed the funeral were Dan Tracy, Anton
Karnofsky, Jas. Cody and Ben Knm-
bale.
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Basket ball and dance at Cheney &
hall next Sunday, Jan. 5, 1908. Reeds.
vile vs.. Kellnersville. Game called at
7P M. Music furnished by the K. A.
c. Orchestra.
A baby girl was oorn to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hynek last Monday.
The newly organized Swastika club
of Kellnersville, composed Of young
ladies and men, held their first meeting
Sunday at the home of Miss Clara Kell-
ner.
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and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that il is notuncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. 'fthe child urin-
atcs too often, if the
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Notes From MishiCOt.

MIR. and Mrs. Fred Sievers of Madison
spent week with Mrs Sievers parents
Mr.. and Mrs Hoist
Misses Viola and Katie Nocker are
visiting with relatives at Two Rivers