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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-10-15
Wentworth Defeated Missoul
Valley.
Missouri

Wentworth had little trouble in
diSposing of the Missouri Valley
football team at Marshall Fri
day afternoon, though the
score-5 to 0-was close. The
cadets were guilty of many fouls,
which kept the score from be-
ing larger than it was. Martin,
the right end, was the only play
er whose work satisfied Coach
RiStine.
"Our men were better than
they were against Washburn," he
said when at one o'clock this
morning the team got home
via the belated river route train
"but still they played pretty poor
ball. They will still have to i'm
prove a whole lot"
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misfortune to have his left arm
broken, while out riding last
Sunday evening in a cart with
his brother. The horse in turn
ing the corner near the depot,
stumbled and falling, partly
turned the cart. The smaller
boy in some way got his arm
broken when he fell off the We
hicle. The horse began to run
but was not frightened and was
checked by some men who hap.
pened to see the accident. The in
jured boy was Immediately taken
to DR.. Martins office and his arm
was attended to.
Edd Hackley came home from
Kansas City Saturday morning
with his foot badly mashed. Edo
is brakeman on the c. & A
and was just starting out Of
Kansas City on II freight, anC
in making a coupling his foo
caught and was badly mashed up
Although his wound was partl!
attended to at once, it was no
dressed till he arrived in Corder
The bruise was not so serious
and Edd is able to be on tn,
street with his crutches now
His rapid improvement is de
sired.
A merry bunch of funmakers
composed mostly of high schoo
pupils, went to Higginsville las
Thursday night on a hay frame t
take in the carnival, which wa
going on at that place. Their
was no end to the fun and afte
a thrilling adventure the merry
= makers arrived home early FIR
p day morning.
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Richmond 2, L. H S. 0.

The Lexington High School
lost well played game Friday
afternoon on the academy cam
pus to a husky tribe representing
the Richmond High School by a
score Of 2 to 0. In the first and
second quarters of the game the
Lexington bunch out-played their
opponents in every respect. But
in the last half of the battle
the weight of the of the Rich
mond boys began telling on the
local aggregation and they re-
peatedly made line plunges, re-
sulting in big gains. One of the
most interesting features of the
game was pulled off at the very
last. The Richmond boys adj
vanced the ball to the high
schools three yard line and
things began to look mighty
gloomy for the feather weights,
but they made a stand like
"Custers last" and held their OPP
pOnents for downs.
The following is the sad
part of the performance. Lexing-
ton intended to punt out of the
danger, the ball was fumbled and
a safety for Richmond was the
result. Every member of the L.
H. S. team played a good brand
of football, but the line plung-
ers and end runs by Aull, the
fierce tackling by the ends, Shell
by and Frazier, and the good
head work used by Farmer, the
quarterback, were the most
noticeable. The high school
rooters which consists mostly OF
girls attended the game and GER
tainly were there with the
goods"
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Miss Frazier Entertains.

Miss Lola Frazier entertained
the Kappa Alpha Gamma
sorority and their friends
at whist Monday night in honor
of Miss Mildred Martin OF
Odessa. Miss Mary Berrie won
the ladies prize and Mr.. Buford
Gordon the gentlemans'. The
house was tastefully decorated in
the clubs colors, pink and Law
ander. The color scheme
was carried out in the
refreshments. The occasion
was a success in every par
ticular and Miss Frazier should
be congratulated upon the ar
rangement of the evenings pro-
gram.
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Corder Notes.

Clyde Lewis of Columbia is
visiting near this city with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Hugh Hackley of Slater
visited with the family of Mrs
Bette Hackley in this city this
week.
Lesley Prosser came over from
Hodge Saturday and spent Sun.
day in this city with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Prosser.
DR.. Martin spent several days
the first part of the week in Kan
sas City.
Joe Larkin of Blackburn spen'
Monday in this city.
Miss Jenette Weight of Odessi
made her weekly trip to her mu
sic class in Corder Tuesday.
Smith Bros, prominent mer
chants of this city, began pick
ing the apples in the orchard o
S. E. Giesendolpher Tuesday AM
are barreling and shipping ap
pies away from here in larg
quantities.
The government official in thi
city has decided the old pos
office needed a coat of paint an,
as a result Claude Lineberr.
spread it on.
Last Sunday at the Methods
church Rev. Wagner, formerly
Odessa, preached morning and eV
ening. Rev. Wagner will COZ
tinue to live at Odessa and wi
preach here, having been Al
pointed only at the recent col
ference.
Little Oscar Craven had II
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way home from Higginsville last
Friday ON turning a corner in the
road met Lewis Richteman in his
auto. The horse SHE'D and turned
the buggy over. Mrs. Vickars re
ceived several bruises on her left
limb and Spramed her ankle. She
was taken back to Higginsville
and remained over night with her
sister, Mrs. Hartman. She was
able to return to her home Satur-
day. Jim was not hurt. Old he
have an old ham in the buggie? E?
The editor
Emmet Williams of IIigginsville
spent last Tuesday here with
| friends.
Miss Polly Schneider returned
from her Kansas City visit last
Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Wiley visited in
Sedalia last Monday.
Prof. H. 7. Phillips of Lexing-
ton visited our school last Friday.
He reports their getting along
nicely.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Chinn and daugh-
ter, Miss Naomi, sent last Mon
day in Kansas City.
James Taggart spent last Satur-
urday in our town. He says every
thing is alright over in johnson.
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j. 0. Coffin returned yesterday
morning from Jefferson City
where he has been attending a
meeting of the state Photograph
er's Association. Mr.. Coffin
was elected President of the as
sOciatiOn for next year. While
on the trip Mr.. Coffin added to
his already well equipped studio,
by purchasing a flash light
machine of the latest design that
is absolutely smokeless. This
will be installed in a few days
and with this assistance the
portraits can be made at night
equal to daylight portraits. This
will be a good accommodation to
the public during the holiday
rush.
Oscar Thomas went to Kansas
City yesterday on business.
Miss Jean Brightwell returned
Friday from a few days visit
in Kansas City.
Misses Madge Hill and Nell
Chamblin of Anderson, No,
who have been visiting DR.. Frank
Carter and family for the past
few days left yesterday for
their homes. Mrs. Carter ac-
companied them as far as Hig-
ginsville.
j Jos. S. Long returned Friday
evening from a weeks visit in
lSedalia.
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In Honor of Mrs. Hickman.

Mrs. w. M-Hoge entertained
twenty-five of her friends at an
Normal chocolate Monday af-
noon from three to five in
nor of Mrs. +. A. Hickman of
brit Walla Walla, Washington.
he entertainment was in the
st office and parlors of the
ademy, which were decorated
snilax, and dahlias and
ted with candles. The at
was an enjoyable one and
the guests were delighted a
N to see Mrs. Hickman.
Mrs. Hoge was assisted by
rs. Sellers, Mrs. Skinner, Miss
llkerson, Miss Hoge, Miss
hamblis and Miss Hill.
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MRS. CLAUDE Y. TURMAN,
Wife of deceased.

Mrs. E. A. Hickman and little
daughter, Louise, who have been
visiting friends here for the past
week, went to Independence
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Curnutt ar.
rived from Oklahoma City Friday
night to visit the family of Prof
NJ. ]. Paterson.
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Mrs. ]. B. Hereford Dead.

Word was received here We'd
nesday that Mrs. j. B. Hereford
of Odessa died Tuesday night in
Kansas City where she had gone
for an operation. She is sur
vived by her husband and two
small children.
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James H. Reed Speaks.

Tuesday night James II. Reed
andidate for the United States
,nate, made an Old-fashiOned
Democratic speech in the upper
Ioom of the court house. The
.oom was comfortably filled
With representative people of the
,ity, many of them being ladies
Hon. VIM. Aull introduced the
speaker.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Barnhardt
and two children went to Kansas
City Friday evening for few
days visit.
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Dover Notes.

was mere saturday.
Capt. Erv. Zeyzing had bust
ness in Marshall Friday,
Rudolph Yokley had business
in Lexington Friday.
J. R. Plattenburg and daugh-
ter, Miss Lila, of Higginsville
spent Saturday with relatives
here.
Geo. Zeyzing had business in
Kansas City the first of the
week.
Harmon Wahl and wife and
Miss Dean Dysart spent Friday
in Lexington.
Rev. Grote of the NJ. Z. church
filled his first appointment here
Sunday morning.
Jessie Hit and daughter,
Miss Hannah, were in Lexington
Friday.
Mrs. Matte Cole came home
Saturday from months visit
with her son, Allan Hickam, and
wife in Kansas City.
The protracted meeting at
the Baptist church conducted by
Rev. Wisdom, Closed Thursday
night. He is now conducting a
meeting at Hodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Groves
spent Wednesday in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Yokely
and two children are visiting this
week at KnobnoSter.
Mrs. Eliza Cox came home
Monday from a visit with her
, daughter, Mrs. Charlie Love, al
Colorado Springs and her sis
ter, Mrs. William Winn, at Boil
ivar, Mo.
Mrs. Thomas Satterwhite left
Thursday night for her home al
Wichita, Kansas, after spending
the summer here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Ma
lone.
Mrs. F. s. Nipper and tw,
! children left Wednesday nigh
, for their home at Prague, Okla
! homa, after short visit her,
with relatives.
Miss May Steele and brOthe
of Providence We're in town Sun
Z day afternoon.
TO THE RELATIVES AM
j FRIENDS OF CLAUDE V.
THURMAN.
Now that / am going away i
is my pleasure as well as IN.
duty to thank you one and al
for your many deeds of kindnes
while in your midst and Onl,
for the loss of words do | fai
d to express my appreciation fo
u your kindly efforts to tighten tn
+ burden of my saddest days. o
n my arrival in your vicinity tn
# sun shone brightly and man
!. golden days seemed to AVA
e my future. And to see tn
e many good, true friends m
d husband had, made it all the mo-
d attractive for me. And Will
+ my stay with you has been yer
d short, it has held some of th
Z happiest and saddest days
my life. But in my sad heal
Y there will ever live the kinde'
IS thoughts and sincere love fC
ss those who loved him an
throuOh him have become def
to me.
Now that / will soon hay
ID gone away to the home of N
es girlhood, my gratitude and than
ID to you are only second to Il
er memory of him.
le Your sincere and bereavC
ID friend.
ne MRS. CLAUDE V. TURMAN,
IS. Wife of deceased.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been is
sued to:
Edwin Runge Concordia
Anna Kmnmeyer .Concordia
Henry W. Dohermann. COncordia
Lottie Filing .. Concordia
William Barker 49,. e. Odessa
Annie Hardin =. .... o.. Odessa
William NJ. Murry Wellington
Martha +. Witty o.. Wellington
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MaYview Notes.

and Chas, kelso attended the fat
stock show in Kansas City last
Monday.
Mrs. Joe Barton of Kansas
City came down last Wednesday
to visit her sister, Mrs. +. S.
Butt.
Mrs. J. o. Whitsett of Odessa
is visiting friends here this
week.
Ed Matthews of Livingston,
Montana, is visiting his parents
and other relatives this week.
Joe Bauerle and wife of Lex
ington are visiting friends in the
neighborhood this week.
J. II. Garnet came in from
Oregon last Thursday to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Dave Staley.
Carl Whitsett and wife Of
Amorilla, Texas, are visiting with
the parents of Mrs. Whitsett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wells.
Rev. L. f. Clemens of Mar
shall preached at Mt. Hebron
last Sunday morning and even
ing.
j. G, WorthingtOn and Claude
Marquis of Lexington were here
on business last Monday.
Mrs. F. w, Tapmeyer spent
Monday in Kansas City.
John Knight and wife of Pecu-
liar is visiting with j. w. Ever
ston this week.
Mrs. S. NJ. Greene visited her
parents in Malta Bend Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Bradshaw of Malta Bend
= came Saturday for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. S. NJ. Greene
Mrs. Pearl Kincheloe was shop,
ping in Higginsville Saturday.
Miss Smith, teacher of the
: Houx school went to Corder Fri
= day evening to visit her parents
= Irwin Withers of Higginsvill'
came up to Mayview Friday t.
0 do a little farm work-for
t change.
? Miss Abbie Puckett spent Sat
e urday in Higginsville.
Mrs. Pflegar of Higginsvilll'
r visited her son, Dave Pflegar
= here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Winn enjoy
} ed carnival week in Kansas
City.
Mrs. VIM. Buehler visited will
t friends in Higginsville Saturday.
y Miss Alma Kincheloe visitet
L friends in Corder Saturday ant
S Sunday.
y Mr.. S. NJ. Greene left for Wa
i terloo, Iowa, Friday to dispose o
r two car loads Of apples.
e Mr.. Grover Warren and Mis-
n bessie Windsar "took in" tn
e show at Higginsville Friday ev
y ening. The Snowman made a
it inventory of the contents O
Ie Growers hat. Ask him what
y contained.
re Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gregg O
Ie Loredo, Mo-, came Saturday t
y visit Mrs. Gregg's father, S. n
Ie Greene. Mr.. Gregg returned t
If his home Sunday morning, bu
IT Mrs. Gregg will remain sever'
st weeks.
,r Miss Gertrude Ridings VIII
d is attending Central College 4
lr Lexington visited homefolks Sa
urday and Sunday.
'e Miss Mary Moore visited he
~ sister in Bates City the past tw
ID weeks.
ie Mr.. and Mrs. August HeiC
brink went to Colorado Spring
ID last Thursday in response to
message informing them of the 5
rious illness of their daughte
Miss Nettie.
We do not know what sins (
lie omission or commission we hay
en- committed that caused the Repu
Ist lican central committee tOgive Of
.a fo.,..,, ~ 1ota So, 4bo;v. o.opdidof 4
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Mrs. Howard Wilson of Amaril-
q, Texas, arrived Friday to
isit her sister, Mrs. Mamie G.
teele.
/ Mrs. William Stonestreet went
J Kansas City Saturday for
few days visit.
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David r. Francis

David X. Francis
Democratic Candidate for the United States Senate
Will address the citizens of this vicinity at the Court House
in Lexington, Mo.
Monday, Evening, October IL, at 7:3O o'clock
Everyone especially the ladies' are invited to hear this
distinguished Missouran
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Pipersville

Pipersviiie, Oct. Fl, l9l0-Mrs.
Burdick and daughter Rose entertain
ed the Social Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Lounsbury and Mrs.
Adams spent several days at Mon
terey.
Irving and Clara Fenner are gett-
ing the new home ready for the
family to move in soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Adams enter
tanned q. Oesterich Jr.. and wife
Sunday evening.
Henry Lounsbury and family. en-.
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Fenner Thurs
day evening.
Hunters are busy in this part of the
country.
Miss Grace Perry is visiting friends
IN Tunnel City.
Several Young people from 1xonia
Center attended the dancing party
Saturday evening.
Arthur Oesterich and family have
moved to Rosendale.
Mrs. Wetzel attended an afternoon
tea at OconomoWoc Tuesday.
Miss Esther Goetsch gave party
recently to about sixty young people.
Mrs. Lewis and family of Water
town, were visitors here Sunday.
Miss Florence Henning spent Thurs
day in Watertown.
Fred Smith and family were Con-
cord visitors Sunday.
1t is reported We will soon lose
another family in our "burg.'
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Clyndn.

Clymsn. Oct. II, 1910-Will Rehan
of Elba, visited with friends in the
village on Monday.
DR.. Frank and Mrs. Metzger of
Beaver Dam spent Sunday with the
formers mother, Mrs. John Metzgor.
Mrs. F. W. Foley and children
returned to their home at Anamosa,
Ia, on Monday.
Miss CLARA Bertel of juneau, was
the guest OF Miss Agnes Metzger DUR
ing the past ten days.
Miss Dora Klate is visiting friends
and relatives at Watertown.
Joseph Roethle of Fond du Lac is
visiting with friends in tbs village.
Fl. Lekachman made a business
trip to Milwaukee this week.
The Bungalows. on the j. 7.
Walsh property are nearly complete
for the Civil Engineer for winter use.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-10-28
LOW ROUND-TRI? FARES
TO THE NORTHWEST

Chicago. milwaukee, & St. Paul Ry
Take advantage of the low round
trip homeseekers' fares in effect on
the first and third Tuesdays of each
month during the remainder of 1910
and investigate the wonderful oppor-
tunities in all lines of business along
the new Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Sound Railway in the Dakotas, Mon
tana, Idaho and Washing ton. These
tickets bear final return limit of rs
days from the date of sale and permit
Of liberal stopovers. Descriptive
literature and full information from
any Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul
agent or representative. or F. A.
Miller, General Passenger Agent.
Chicago. "a.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-10-28
Johnson Creek.

Johnson Creek, Oct. &c, 1910-The
second club dance will be held next
Saturday evening, October Goth. at
the Park hotel Hall. Season tickets
for So 90 can be had at the ticket
office.
The moving picture exhibition has
beer discontinued for the present, as
the calcium lamp does not work salts
factorily. Mr.. Sunny c"ntemplates
the purchase Of small dynamo. SO
the pictures can be produced with
electricity, which process will give
better satisfaction.
Richard Staude. VINO for some time
has been in the employ of Herman
Droed.r at the Park hotel, was
married to Miss Ida KroEn last Thurs
day at the home of her parents near
Sullivan. Quite a few frem here
attended the festivities. The young
couple will make their home in the
fiat above Thorn. Markey's hardware
store. recently vacated by Louis Mil
brath.
Mrs. Fl. j. Grell attended the
golded wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. August Paschke ut London
last week.
Mrs. Harms and daughter Laura.
of Burlington, visited last week few
days with che Grell families
Mesdames Emil Drews 9. E. DOVE
and F. R. scholl were Watertown
visitors Wednesday.
Leo Petit, son Of Rev. and Mrs.
Petit, has accepted a position with the
II. @. Christians Co., as Office boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Grell of Mil
waukee, visited last week few DAYS
with local relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. F. Menges and daughter of
Madison, was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. W. A. Christians Friday.
VIM. Sehallert, Sr., is visiting his
daughter in Chicago.
Mrs. F. R. Scholl entertained her
brother, Chas. Settler. of Milwaukee.
from Friday to Saturday.
+. C. Mansfield returned THURSDAY
from French Lick, and Mrs. Mansfield
Saturday evening.
H. J. Grell made business trip
through the west, returning SUNDAY
evening.
According to the latest information
the Chain Hall school house was onlv
damaged by fire, but the wood shed
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containing about ton of coal and
some wood burned down entirely. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
Ernst Greenwood of Madison, spent
Sunday with his parets, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. +. Greenwood.
MIR. Dove of Watertown, visited
his brother Cbas. and family Satur-
day.
Miss Elizabeth Stiehm of Milwau-
kee, spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sti.hm.
Otto Kottke was Cream City visi-
tor from Friday till Monday.
Mrs. @. Fl. Sunny and Mrs. Bar
Der were Milwaukee visitors Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Burleton and daughter spent
Saturday afternoon at Jefferson.
Mrs. P. Jax and Mrs. Alb Vepser
were Watertown visitors Saturday.
Miss Meta Kiepert IS still confined
to the house with peritonitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fl. Sunny and
family spent Sunday with friends a,
Fort Admission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Draws enter
tanned her sister. Mrs. Ruedig OF
Watertown and Mr.. and Mrs. Devlil
of Lowell. over Sunday.
F. O. Mansfield left Monday fol
the Dairy Show at Chicago.
&. u. Pearce came out from Mil =
waukee with Fred Mar sfield's cal
yesterday, with him came Mas Mil.
dred Mansfield
Ewald Stjehm Of RIpcn, was q
visitor here the fore part of the week.
E. Fl. Benneke went to Milwaukee
Monday.
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Cook With Gas.

Cook With Gas.
Typewriters at bargain prices at
The Central Trading Go.
Be sure and hear Hon. James A.
Frear this evening, at Turner hall.
Get your job printing done at the
Leader office. Work artistic and
prices reasonable.
If you need heater this fall, we
have more than ever to choose from.
The Central Trading Go.
FOR SALE-A farm of 125 acres
for sale at 1xonia village. Inquire of
Mrs. D. E. Owens, PIP State street
Milwaukee, Wis. tt
Miss Dora Wiggenhorn of Ashland,
Neb., ia guest Of her sister, Mrs.
A. W. Meyer. Miss Wiggenhorn at
tended the Episcopal council recently
held in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Don't be in hurry to 90 to
Heaven in order to hear music, but buy
a musical instrument and hear it at
home You ca get almost any kind
of The Central Trading Co.
Nj. J. Woodard returned Monday
evening from visit OF several weeks
with relatives and friends in the east.
He enjoyed his visit and came home
feeling first rate, much to the graft
fication of his many friends.
His many friends in the city will
be glad to learn that George Henze,
justice of the peace, who has been
very i'll, ia now able to sit up and it
is hoped, will be sufficiently recovered
in few days to attend to business.
We have a scholarship in the
Milwaukee Business College for sale,
which will be sold cheap for cash.
Some young man who wishes to take
business course, should make
application at the Leader office
Watertown. Wis.
If you are going to do anything for
Watertown, do it now. Do not defer
saying the good word and giving the
helping hand until some other time,
for that time may never come. The
good things you are intending to do,
do now, before it is everlastingly too
late.
Fred LANCE has added to the
appearance of his home on Second
street, by giving the exterior coat
of paint, which has greatly improved
it and. as it is warm yellow in color
Ffad and his good wife will be COM
Portable during the approaching
winter.
We have a 80 H. P. 5-passenger,
fully equipped with top. glass front,
magnetic. CLAMPS. acetelene gas, 1910
model automobile, new. for sale. We
will make the price so low for quick
cash sale that it will almost make
you gasp for breath. For particulars
see The Central Trading o..
Hon. Paul Hastings of Juneau,
democratic candidate for state senator
for Dodge county. and Max Wegemann
of Lake Mills. democratic candidate
for sheriff. John WEIGH of Kosh-
konong. democratic candidate for
county clerk, and o. E. Sovner of
Fort Atkinson, candidate for state
senator in this district, We're in the
city Monday and remained to attend
the democratic rally in the evening.
The improvements Oh the Wlgger-
horn business building at the corner
of Main and First streets, has added
much to the. looks and value, and the
coat of paint on the exterior. makes
it look new and pleasing to the sight.
The storeroom is occupied by Wiggen-
horn & Son az u jewelrv store. and
they carry one Of the very best stocks
in the city, having in stock the very
best in their line and their price are
reasonable.
The Copeland Roach Motor Go. has
taken the agency for the sale of the
A. .-o.k