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Send Them the Gold Leaf.

Ihe boys and girls are going away
to school, Keep them in touch with
home people and home. affairs aud
thus loyal t" home. by sending them
the GoLD LEAF. 1t will be like a
weekly letter from home and they will
apprpciate it. 1t costs more in trou-
DIE and postage to send your copy
aItrr you have read it, and delays
the paper.
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Henderson Improvement Society.

HE next meeting of the Henderson
Improvement ~ Society will be held in
..t ,a" court house on Thursday, Oct.
''"' at quarter to five o'clock. The
,I''e has been changed on account OF
'He Week OF prayer service of the Mis-
N4I,'ary Society of the NJ. E. church.
NeFy member is urgently requested
II"r'"r promptly and bring another
,,1l with her. BY request Of the
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Certificate of Dissolution.
STATE OF NORTH CAROL1NA(
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.

To ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS MAY
COME-GREETISG
WHEREAS, 1t appears to my satisfaction,
by duly authenticated record OF the proceed
ings for the voluntary dissolution thereof by
the unanim Gus consent of all the stOckhold-
ers, deposited in my office, that the Bur
oughs-Coleman Company, corporation OF
this State. whose principal office is situate
at No.....Garnett street, in the town ofHen-
dersOn, County OF Vance, State OF North
Carolina. u. B. Burroughs being the agent
therein and in charge thereof, upon whom
process may be serveG), has complied with
the requirements OF Chapter II, Revisal Of
1905. entitled Corporations" preliminary
to the issuing of this Certificate OF Dissoiu-
ton:
Now THEREFORE. ]. J. Bryan Grimes. Sec
retary of State of the State OF North Caro-
lima, 60 hereby certify that The said corpora
| tion did. on the 29th day of November,
| 1907, file in my Office duly executed and
! attested consent in writing to the dissolution
| OF said corporation. executed by all the
| ckholders therefor. which said consent
| and the record Of the proceedings aforesaid
are now on file in my said Office a. provided
| by law
| Is TESTIMONY WHEREOF. | have hereto set
| my hand and affixed my official seal. at Raj
| eigh, this goth day of y ovember, 4. D., 1907
J. BRYAN GRIMES.
Secretary OF State.
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knowledge of Disease For Public
Safety.
New Bern journal.

New Bern Journal.
knowledge of disease today is
taking the imperative form, that is
to know thyself, physically, is becom-
ing requirement in all schools and
colleges, as much so as are the rudi-
ments in the commencement OF every
child's school life.
And more than to just the young
is this knowledge of disease being
given, for the national and state
authorities through the press are
making known facts about physical
ailments so that there need be no ig-
norance regarding hygiene and sani-
tation, and the person who suffers
must do SO through neglect, not for
the lack of opportunity OF knowing
the reason for chills or fever, or those
pains that rack the body.
Public safety now covers not just
the dangers from the material, that
meet the traveller on land or water,
riding or walking. enjoying pleasure
or seeking rest. Not even the pestl-
lence itself, but also the various
causes leading up to and developing
the plaques that strike down its
| human victims are known in advance.
| The age is one of prevention, hence,
the education into those particulars
that prevent, which wifi most often
prove the ounce of prevention that
saves the expense OF the pound ol
cure. Appendicitis, hookworm. pei
lagra, a few years ago unknown IN
name and indefinite in character, but
all deadly to human beings. Today
these are known, and their symp
toms recognized and the work o.
relief started in time to save life
Know thyself, is education most
necessary today, and those who lead
in the world of enlightenment art
pointing the way to reach this
knowledge.
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For Benefit of Library Fund.

The Indies of the town. under the
auspices of tn" Civic League. hav. de-
clded to give Il musical ent rtnim-
ment Thursday. Oct. 9th. at the
town ball for the b"n"fit If the new
llhrhrr All who are Interested in
giving til" town the benefits nf "A
gt cd public library ar. earnestly
urged to be present and carry a
book.
The meeting will begin at $50
O'clOck.
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Typewriter at a Bargain.

No. 8 Franklin Typewriter But
little used, In perfect order. Good
rs new. Visible writing. Easy to
operate. The very thing to do ones
own correspondence with. Reason
for selling is that owner does not
need it having two. $25 will take it,
Cost $75 new. If interested apply a t
this office where machine may be
soon
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Ii Saved His Leg.

"All thought I'd lose my leg" writes J.
A. Swenson, OF Watertown, Wis. Ten
years of ezema, that Is doctors could not
cure, had at last laid me up. Then BuckIen'
Arnica Salve cured it, sound and we'll" In
falliabe for Skin Eruptions, Burns, Scalds
Cuts and Piles 25c at Melville Dorsey
drug store.
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HONOR ROLL.
Sixth Grade, Central Graded School
for Week Ending September 23rd.

Don't waste your money buying pasters
when you can get bottle of Chamberlain S
Liniment for twenty-five cents. piece OF
flannel dampened with this is superior to any
plaster for lame back, pains in the side and
chest, and much cheaper. Sold by all deal
The gold leaf., 1910-09-29

Mrs Jacob Whmest, Lincoln ILL.,, found her
way back to perfect health. She writes: 81
suffered with kidney trouble and backache
and my appetite was very poor at times. A
few weeks ago | got Foley's Kidney Pills
and gave them fair trial. They gave Inc
great relief, so | continued till now | am
again in perfect health" Sold by all drug
oists
The gold leaf., 1910-09-29

I,prCIiI. SALE OF POT PLANTS
- have a lot Of nice Palms and
farm. which will close ont at cost. Now
(. your time to buy for winter.
NRS. &. G. WOODWORTII.
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TED-rnsMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE re-
W r,irr- the services OF a representative
u.,l.r-on fo look after subscriptions re-
'' and tu extend circulation by special
n..I- ,hlrh have proved unusually sue
..T Salary and commission. Previous
,,.r,r,. desirable but not essential.
rI.I. rfnl. cor spar" time. Address, with ref
,... n G. DampbcIl, Cosmopolitan Maga
1--g Rroadway, New York City.
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Your kidney trouble may be OF long stand
ing. 1t may be either acute or chronic, but
whatever it is Foley's Kidney Remedy will
aid you to get rid of it quickly and restore
your natural health and vigor. lone bot.
tie of Foley's Kidney Remedy made me well,
said j. Sibbul of Grand View, Wis Com
mence taking it now. Sold by all druggists
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DRINTER WANTED-Single young
man preferred No cigarettes. Must
b~sob and intelligent and know how
f. SCI advertisements as well as straight
matter Write this office giving neces-
slry Information first crack.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-29

At the first meeting Of the Library
Committee Of the Henderson Improve
ment Society, Tuesday morning, the
following officers were elected: Mrs. S.
p. Cooper, chairman. Miss Claude Hunter,
secretary, Mr.. ]. G. Kitterell, treasurer
How to get Public Library for Hen
dersOn" was discussed in all Ofits phases.
The discussion resulted in the appoint
ment of two committees: \ Musical
Committee and an Invitation Com
mttee, which are to meet at once, and
arrange for musical Thursday evening
October the sixth, if possible. This en-
tertainment is to be in some public place
and it is hoped that every man and every
woman in the town will be present.
There will be no admission fee. but each
win be expected to bring a book, or the
price OF book. The 200 volumes now
on hand are to be opened to the public
Immediately. Two of the rooms in the
week the Kings Daughters rooms. over
Davis store will be thrown open to
subscribers Their bid for the books
having been accepted for tire present. Mr..
J. e. kIttrell agreed to write at once to
Carnegie s secretary. DR.. MClver, shortly
before his death, said he believed Hen
derson could get one Of these libraries.
Ii the people of the community will
give this movement their support, Hen
derson will have and in the near future
a library, and one that will be a credit
to the town.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-29

TIypERGARTEN Glass; will be
n rpadv to begin my kindergarten
class on Monday, September 18th. Pa
cent, who intend sending their children
viii please bear this in mind.
Instruction given at my home, Oppo-
.jfa Cni-cnpal church on Chestnut street.
JESSlCA RANDOLPH SMITH.
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Observation-Disclosures FORSALE
1 Il complete assortment OF ma
chmpry and tools from hay rake to a
moving machine and sulky plow. En-
Qairc at Beacom's ) store or address me
at oxford y E.. Il. l.. GREEN.
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Great Play SpIendidly Cast.

pan ,oF Encouragement OF Thomas Dixon s
wL; pay, The Sins of the Father,
da,.U comes to the Grand Theatre Mon
1fit hISht. October 10th. under direction
n Wal ''nSager George II. Brennan, a cast
Tba metropolitan excellence is promised.
Iaro: IS company that will give the play
Yosr Y(,gI> 'he!dentical one chosen for the New
af't ,,1A run, which will follow Immediately
ri,; 'i hriet tour of the chief Southern
tha. Among the actors selected are
tIo '' NIrrllng player, Warren Conlan. for
Ieaa 'oLe OF Major Daniel Norton. the
diSi-r dier ol a Statewide fight for negro
reimbursement; Mrs. Charles G. Craig.
Wno,: r,t oi all black nanny" actors, as the
piJ.'ouS' Jolly Minerva, and Arthur J..
L"r, L,n'HS' a Southerner to the manner
VIII N Ior the excruciatingly funny Andy.
dra,n,sIuch am such cast, audiences will enjoy a
rioI-1atlc treat surprising even 1.-The
;TH1inan ;T;I In its palmiest days.
3, ,EAets go on sale at kerner. NacNair,s 9
Vo VioFe Friday, Sept 3Oth, instead Of
o3 oot3Gnday, Oct. 8rd, as published in tho
ei 'iSement on front page.-Adver,
w4..II ne nt depended upon is an EXPRESSION
c,,'I an IKE to hear, and when il is mSo5 -
arI non o,oli WIN Chamberlains Collie. Cholera
fsiI. t'IifrhOea Remedy it means that u go
coTnrJot conf cure dIarrhoea, dysentery or hove
eo-,lmaits 1t is pleasant to tska anf
Noid by all dealers. anu d"uIls
The gold leaf., 1910-09-29

GLASSES IN DOMESTIC SCIENCE
Mrs. Morris will begin her classes in
Domp.tir Science October 1st, Through
tbr courtesy Of the Henderson Light 4
Power Co.. an electric cooking outfit will
be- used Classes will be held in the office
room of the Grand Theatre building.
Terms very reasonable.
For further information phone 2O4.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-29

TIOY~LlS PRESCRIPTION De
J ptRTMENT is more complete
,'an ever Have your prescription filled
Ioge aud receive a nice present with
aorb isr. Liquid one.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-29

IyviNTED-By expienced man posi-
" ton as clerk in store. Apply at
Go,! Leaf Office.
The gold leaf., 1910-09-29

Mrs W l.. Boyd Of Mckinney,
Texas is visiting Mrs. f. c. TOpple-
man and will he here a couple OF
weeks Mrs Boyd IN an aunt OF Mrs.
ToTIrGun
lh luI Mrs. &. l.. Adams, Mrs. W.
v Sauiu and son Joseph BlOunt,
and Miss Fannie Swain were among
those who left Tuesday on the Sea-
boards excursion to Jacksonville,
FIa
liyou but look at the front page OF
tn" GoLu LEAF this week you do not
need TO be told further that Thomas
DjXon's new play, The Sins OF the
Father is to be presented at the
Grand Theatre Monday night, OctO-
bfr 10TH This is said by critics to
bea more powerful drama than 'The
lIon>man, and when it is known that
twill reproduced under the direction
oi Tror&r II. Brennan, a finished
I~riormHuce is assured.
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VERY LOW PRICES.

On Lumber, Lime, Shingles
noo,.. Windows, Frames, Oak
v.nteIs, Tiles, Cahill Crates.
IOHN B. WATKINS.
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Henderson Improvement
Society.
Or Civic League.D
Contributed.

Contrinqted.
The placing on Garnett street OF
receptacies for waste paper, etc, waS
a long step in the right direction; and
that thoroughfare is much improved
by the daily sweepings it receives. 1t
shows to greatest disadvantage on
Sundays. Is it too much to ask that
a special effort be made on SATURDAYS
to give the street a cleaning that
will last through Sunday? Last Sun
| day it was in a worse condition than
the writer has ever observed it.
Inventive genius has fashioned a
| machine that makes the cigarettes
complete, even placing them in the
box. Some of Us are going to live to
see garbage cans with legs and arms
going about picking up trash and
putting it inside; but until that day
comes human legs and arms must
perform that service, more necessary
on Saturdays, that we may have
| decent streets on the Lords Day
Now that the schools have opened
look out for whooping cough, measles
| and other contagious or infectious
diseases to appear among the chill
dren. Have we an adequate system
of inspection, one that shall prevent
the epidemics coincident with the
school terms?
One inquistive &oman wants to
know why the use of our sewerage
system is not made compulsory to
| those living on streets where sewer
pipes are laid. and whether we can
hope to have a healthier city when so
many are living in the old unsanitary
way?
When the sewerage was first put in
citizens were given two years within
which to connect up. Has that reg
ulation been repealed? If so, who
repealed it? II not repealed, why
not enforce it?
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Read and advertise In Gold Leaf.
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The following committees have been
named by the president of the Civic,
or Improvement Society Of Henderson:
WAYS AND MEANS.-Mrs. +. r. Har-
ris, Mrs. D. Y Cooper, Mrs. W. B. Wad-
dill
LIBRARY-Mrs. S. z. Cooper chair
man. Mrs Henry Perry Mrs. Horner,
Mrs J. II. Parham, Misses Claude
Hunter. Amy Butler, Olivia Lamb. Re-
becca Watkins, Messrs. j. C. Kittrell, A.
J. Harris. T. r. Hicks. r. r. Manning,
Revs. r. c. Craven, l. W. Hughes, r. NJ.
Andrews and J. A. Mcclure.
FORESTRY.-Mesda S. Watkins,
Asa Parham, f. Stephens. H. Perry, ]. |.
Miller, R. j. Corbitt, W. W. Faucette, l..
R. Gooch, E. G. Lands, J. II. Bridgers,
c. A. Lewis, Il. H. Chavasse. Misses Leo
ma Currin, Belle Hicks, Lula Page, Messrs
w. S. Parker. J. H Bridgers, Gu sMoore
D. Y. Cooper, W. f. Moss, r. S. McCoin,
S. X. Rowland, S. T. Peace and DR.. F. r.
Harris.
HEALTH-Mrs. J. T. Alderman, chair
man, Mesdames T. NJ Pittman, J. C.
Kittrell, W. E. Moss. r. B. Powell, Drs.
A. S. Pendleton, b. G. Allen. II. II Bass,
r. J. Gill. F. R. Harris and f. F. Fenner.
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMIES. - Mrs.
| Nede Morris, chairman, Mesdames d. II.
Mangum, C. NJ. Cooper, Isham Rowland.
The Forestry Committee is getting
ready to beautify the ugly places in town
as well as good many other things.
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j. s. POYTHRESS
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JUBILEE YEAR.
Home Coimng of Carolinians.
See the BIG PRIZES in Corn and Cotton
Contests for Men and Boys.

$4,000 spent on reinforced concrete
building for Agricultural and Horticul-
tural Exhibits and other Improvements.
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Notes From 81. Nazianz.

Mrs. j. Schwerer left for German
town Saturday to take part at the
silver wedding celebration of her
sister, Mrs. Schneider,
Miss Alma FISHERMAN who was
at Milwaukee wholesale
millinery, has returned home to re-
main for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Anton Heinzen are
proud parents of baby boy.
Mrs. r. Sohn and Mrs. J. Zierer
took trip to Shcboygan Saturday.
Miss Hattie Clemens VINO was en-
ployed at the st. Nazianz millinery
has returned to Elkhart to spend her
vacation with her parents.
Miss Margaret Eigenberger took a
trip to Elkhart to spend a few days.
Miss Alma Sperner from Milwaukee
is spending a few weeks with her
cousin, Mrs. +. Luelotf
IIiel baseball club played at st.
Nazlanz Sunday, game turned out in
favor of the locals 10 to /
Miss Doolan our teacher has left
for her home to spend her vacation.
Mr.. Peter Mayer has purchased
farm from MIR. Albert Schultz.
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Notes From Centerville

Miss Hilda Pohland visited at She
boygan Thursday
Don't forget the entertainment and
dance on Friday
Mr.. Frank Kohn, student of the
school at Valparaiso, Ind, is home for
his vacation.
Rev. Henry Kuhl went on his trip to
Chicago on Monday,
Mr.. Joseph Schultz returned from
the north on Saturday with dandy
team OF black percheron horses
Mr.. Julius Mill left for Milwaukee
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Alvin FRANKIE of Milwaukee is
VISITING friends here
.T1os Anrhod,. rr,.o coo, Ko1,or,
viii ho o,,a IS n.y. ,,ai,, foa.,,a. ,,iro,
by tbo ,noIo a.nontot,a ~ lronitanoD
ot tho op+or+ofn,,ont l,.i,1ororonina
r
va Dc 'ooePl' Noi'l"eoN' " . IN oC
81 .Ci'? 81 o'''' ''l', - ~ -
e,,,., G'l'I , "''o ''''oi' "' '"o
''0i'''Vo 'ioiio i'SO "''N'
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Notes From Cato.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Rappel enter
tanned large party OF young people
at their home, SUNDAY June D. me
party was IN the nature OF farewell
TO Marcus, the oldest son, VINO depart
ed Tor IeNas Monday MI Rappel Is
IN the cheese business IN the Lone
'O|' '''''e "n' '''''' 10 i''o o"o '''ei :
" loo> "''ol W. ~ 80 - Wv
",'0' -l00H wv 7''"o
pl"I Wv "ll,' '''1 e-..' In - 90 -.
PC, ~ 7',','N ',''' ','7 -
l"', ''0 ','0 7'0''' "
iovaI,lo tf,no Mo, rorr trin ho .
,,Iaa.o,+ ,rana,,.
'0'' "''o'i0' ''ie 0"' P'loc'
ll'"S ~ 9o''i 'i'''' ''nF ",'' ,''o 'ii''''
'-'"O " - NV 0o'''O on - q Wy
MI TAT Marlborough mas purchased
new rubber tire top buggy. Wonder
VINO Ile fortunate one IS
Miss Name Savage was week end
visitor at home.
The term of school in Dist. X was
brought to a close Thursday .nne 9
with a regular Old time school picnic.
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Notes From StangeIyille

Mr.. VIII Reardon Of Man!towoc Wis
tied his uncle, Wencil Eter,ky last
week.
\ party was held at the Wollak res
idence last Saturday evening. Dane
ing was INDUCED in and every one had
Il good time.
Mr. V. patrichney, wife and grand
Of Melnik visited at the home
of Louis Patrichney last Sunday.
Miss Laura Winnikens closed sue
cessful term of school last Tuesday.
She gave good satisfaction to both
scholars and people of the district
Miss Clara Donnaven of Kewamee
is visiting her uncle, John Marinon at
present.
The farmers of this place are en-
gagged in working on the roads this
week.
Miss Mary Hussin, teacher in school
dist no. I, closed successful term Of
school last Saturday. She gave a pie
mic in the afternoon and splendid
time was had. Ice cream, lemonade
and many other refreshments were
served Miss Hussin will spend her
summer vacation in Duck Creek Her
many friends here regret to see her
leave for through her CHEEKY DISPOSE
tion She has made many friends here.
We All hope to see her back again
next fall
Boys, ret your bells ready, avoiding
is TO take place in the near future.
Mr.. Fred Kraynik, who for the past
few weeks was employed by w. Zim-
merhackel returned home last sun
day
Many from this vicinity attended the
cattle fair at Denmark last Monday.
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WOODMEN HONOR DEAD.

NJ. w. a. Memorial Day was OBJ
served in this city last Sunday.
Nearly l50members of the local camp
took part in the parade to the ceme-
terry. which was headed by the South
Side Band. The services at the Gem
etery included prayer by Rev. And
erson, song by Woodmen Quartet
music by band. The opening address
was by Mayor Baetz and an eloquent
memorial address was delivered by
Hon. Albert Hougen of Manitowoc. A
large crowd attended the exercises and
all were impressed with the manner
in which the same were conducted.
The Woodmen deserve credit for their
efforts to inspire friendship and 10y
alty.-Two Rivers Chronicle.
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Notes From lander.

Mr. John KOnkalik of Franklin. ke-
uon,oo 90 and Miss Mary Reich were
married Tuesday morning at Mishicot
Catholic church. They will reside on
farm in Franklin. We all wish them
happiness and success through their
married life.
Herdina and Vercek are busy saving
/ wood around here.
John Krcma made a trip TO Manito-
Voc Friday.
Many from here attended the dance
at Lodels at Tisch Mills and all report
ed a good time
Mr.. JOS. Horkey tinsmith at Tisch
Mills, was here Saturday to enlarge
one of Franks watts as his quantity of
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Notes From MeInik.

The school entertainment given by
Miss Elsie Shimek at the AIeInik hall
on Saturday evening June 4th was in
every way a success and was well at
tended in spite of the unfavorable
weather The following program was
rendered.
SONG our Greeting
Welcome Exercise Seven Girls
Recitation Bingen on the Rhine
Lily Schenian
Recitation When pa begins to shave
Frank Kliment
DIALOGUE Joker in Disgrace
Recitation A Difference
Edwin Strouf
Entertainment By the little folks
Song "Scuse" me today
Nv School
Recitation A Hero
Edward Hlinak
Dialogue interviewing Servant Girls
Recitation Redwing's Song
Albina Witt
Song After the sun has set
Alice fech
Recitation hose huchcnpecker
MonoIogue Anton forSt
''o"S "p' oarl'nS - my name
=, !, ., - ''0''Do' = ,, 49,,
i,o'' '''''i ny '"' ,''''' W. -
,,I,,'. Woo. .,o..,,,11l,aad nan,
ca,.inu cooia,,,
WI. a.,,,l., ,..,.o,.a r,,7,, pon,,
~, pfa,yan
DiaIoo,a The Newsnoner Rows
DiaIo,,uo The ConohIe Servant
Drills Flower Flour
Recitation Adolnh Schenion
Song Good Night Ladies
\ farce entitled
"The Mischievous Niger
Following the program social hop
was given in which all participated.
Farmers in this vicinity are through
with corn planting. The acreage this
year is larger than any previous year
The road work in this vicinity is
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The home of M and Mrs. Emil
Vida has been quarantined on account
OF scarlet fever The patients are
getting along fine.
Mr.. Jerome Krejci transacted bust
ness at Francis Creek last Saturday.
Albina, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Kostlevy who under
went an operation at Green Bay some
time ago is reported to be recovering
rapidly and is. expected to return
home this week.
The local lodge 81. c. B. J. and
"Melnik Sokol" were at Rosecrans
last Sunday where they took part in
the celebration of the National Bo-
hemian Banner.
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Notes from ROSeCranS.

The picnic that was held here last
Sunday was largely attended. A dance
was held in the opera house the latter
part Of the afternoon and evening. A
good many returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, A. Herald Of White.
law visited at Warns on Sunday.
Adolph Soukoup Of Larrabec attend
ed the dance here Sunday.
Mostly all from here were at the
raising" at Matt Kcehan's of Kell-
nersvillc on Tuesday last.
Frank Watruba attended the dance at
Cato Monday night
f. Muzna was visitor here sun
day.
The road work has just begun in
this section.
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FOR Is CENTS ONLY.

The committee on printing met
Wednesday and awarded the contract
for publishing the proceedings of the
May session of the county board and
furnishing $50 pamphlets to the Daily
News for - cents per folio, that is ID
cents per folio for the complete job.
Mac had bid on file with the city
clerk Offering to publish the proceed
ings of the city council for II cents "A
folio. The bid, of course, was rejected
at the council meeting Monday night.
Considering the price for which Mac
has agreed to publish the proceedings
of the county board it would seem that
he wanted to fleece the city.