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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
IMPROVERS CONDEMN
STREET ,BILLBOARDS

BERKELEY, Jan. 29.-The confer
ence committee of the Improvement
clubs of this city passed resolutions
condemnng billboards at its meeting
last night in the high school building.
The resolutions will be forwarded. to
the city council for appropriate action
Stacy w. Gibbs, head of the trans
portation committee, reported that a
census of the school children was be-
ing taken to determine how many were
affected by the new school plan and
needed to use the streetcars.
He said that united action should be
taken by the cities of Oakland. Ala
media and Berkeley to secure half fares
for school children.
WILL CONFIRM ADULTS Alameda. jan 20
Bishop William Ford Nichols of the Episcopal
church will confirm a class of adults at the
evening services in Christ church tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
LADIES' AID SOCIETY
PRESENTS PLAYLET
Performance by Church Women
Well Attended
TSpeoial Dispoioh 10 The Colll

MILL VALLEY. Jan. 29.-The local
Ladies Aid society Of the Congrega-
tional church presented an amusing
playlet last night entitled An Old
Maids Convention which was well at
tended The following took part:
Miss Jessie Decker, Miss Maude Hen
derson. Mrs. A. ". Bush Miss Alice
Beckett Miss Elsia Roemer, Miss Lot
tie Reeves. Mrs ". Orville Jones. Mrs.
". r. Price. Miss Dorothy Gray, Mrs.
George Smith, Mrs. &. F. Christley. Mrs
McRea. Mrs. c. W. Murray Herbert
Henderson and D. Wescott.
Mrs. w. c. Murray coached the play
ers and is responsible for much Of the
success.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
Committeeman NAMED
BY REPUBLICAN CLUB
President DennisOn Makes
Known AppOinteeS

ALAMEDA. Jan 29.-President ".
F. Dennison of the Alameda Republican
club has appointed the following mem
bers of executive and advisory commit
tees of the club, the first named in each
precinct being member of the eN-
ecutive committee.
First precinct-F. L. Erumb. j. C. Fielding.
Bruno Roehke.
second precinet-L. J. Cordes Charles Abt.
t. A. Otis
Third preciuct-Ro Robert Decker. H., L. Hintze,
r. r. McLennan
Fourth Precinct-C r. Strom. III. ". Atwood.
C. a. LerouN-
Fifth precinct-A. W. swanitz, J. A. Powell,
f. W. Stretch
sixth precinct-A Cs-Toye, F. ]. Smith. 6. R.
Morton.
seventh precinct w. W. Cooley, H. NJ. Kebby
C. j. Hammond Sr.
Ninth precinct-J. C. Bullock. ". 2. Dillon.
A. r. St Sure.
Tenth presinct-P : Teller. F E Browning
G. Y NIerriman-
Eleventh Vrcciuct-W. f. Noy. Charles Adams,
Peter Pcrata.
Twelfth precinct-W. G.. Tibbetts E. G.
Brown. Henry Muller.
Thirteenth precincf-D- l. Randolph, g l.
Tilden. Max HuruwiSki-
Fourteenth precinct. B. Lanktree, j. H. Pc
tersOn. George Lewis
Fifteenth preciuct-Frank Heaney, George
Johnston. George Goerl.
Sixteenth precinct. J. Searles A. v. Fish
or. III. 6. Mehrtens.
UNDERTAKEN BURNED Oakland. Jan. "a
Amos Meininger an undertaken. was burned
about the face and hands this morning by the
explosion IF an oil lamp.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
SAN FRANCISCO LODGES
TO HOLD TOURNAMENT
Pythian Club Passers Interest
Cross Bay Knights

OAKLAND, Jan. 29-The regular
weekly contest of the Knights of
Pythias club passing tournament,
which was held Thursday evening at
Oakland lodge No 103, Pythian castle,
Oakland, was attended by one of the
largest crowds of the season. Many
San Francisco lodges were we'll rep
resented by the large delegation which
crossed the bay to witness the sport,
and all left the hall feeling we'll re-
paid for their journey TO greater Oak
land.
Now that the San Francisco lodges
have seen the games and realize what
ii does for the good of the order in
Alameda county, as well as Santa Clara
county, Napa, Vallejo and Santa Rosa,
they are making arrangements for this
organization to visit them at CaIifor-
MIA lodge No /, to instruct them in the
finer points of the game and institute
a tournament in the metropolis.
Following is the official standing of
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
ST. ANTHONY'S GUILD
NAMES NEW OFFICERS
Countess of Tristan Becomes
President of Organization
| Special Dispatch 10 The Call

ToFVE'uI I1ToPuICII 10 nc OdI
SAN MATEo, Jan. 2s.-At a recent
meeting of ST. Anthony's guild Mrs.
John Johns presented her resignation
as president and Mrs. ]. J. O'Brien her
resignation as treasurer. Both were
accepted. Nine. de Tristan was elected
president and Mrs. John E. Casey treas
urer for the ensuing year.
Countess de Tristan, the new presi
dent, has shown an active interest in
the work of the guild and her efforts
have been productive of much good
The object of the guild is to aid desti-
tute persons and to relieve suffering
whenever and however found
A number Of other society women
have helped the charitable organiza :
tion materially, among whom are Mrs
John B. Casserly, Miss Amy Brewer,
Miss Nora Brewer and the Misses Fin
nigan.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
SOPHOMORES VOTE AS
FRESHMEN AT ELECTION
w. II. BIstchIy Is Elected Pres
ident of Class

BERKELEY, Jan. 29.-Only today did
the members Of the freshman class de-
eide that W. H. Blatchly was duly
elected president of the class.
The contest was held on the campus
yesterday. but late in the afternoon
the sophomores made a raid on the
ballot box and succeeded in voting a
number of illegal names.
The sophomores did not cast enough
votes TO necessitate a new election. as
there was only one candidate for most
of the Offices.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
HALFM00N BAY SCHOOL
BONDS ARE DEFEATED
Vote Fails TO Show That Two.
thirds Favor Issue
Special Dispoich 10 The Cali

HALFMOON BAY, Jan. 2s.-The
election to issue s25.oO0 in bonds for
the erection of High school in Half
moon Bay was held yesterday, and the
project was defeated by narrow mar
gin. The vote stood 149 to so n favor
of the issuance of the bonds. but it
required two-thirds vote to carry the
proposition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

There are three more regular sched-
uled games to be played before the
ball. Tuesday evening at Dirigo lodge,
Pythian castle, the second banquet of
the season will be enjoyed, together
with remarks from prominent members
of the order. February Z the teams
meet at Fruitvale. February Is at
Berkeley lodge No. so, and the night Of
February %, at Rice institute, a ball
will be given under the auspices of the
combined lodges of Knights of Pythias
of Alameda county. The club passing
teams will be there in fine form for the
exhibition games which will be played
for special. trophies to be awarded the
same evening.
All sojourning knights are cordially
invited to attend the meeting Tuesday
night at Dirigo lodge No. 224, Pythian
castle, Oakland.
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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
rAUsE OF SUPERSTITION
FAMOUS EVENTS COINCIDENT

II is almost uncanny. to consider the list Of
events that did actually occur while HALEY s
comet was about War snd rumors Of war.
plague and disaster have followed il: then luck
changed and ID has shone down upon some of the
happiest events Of human history. Some OF the
historical events with which the comets appear
snce was coatemporaneous Were
s. B. C.-The terrible Marian prescription in
Rome.
- B C.-Marked the death Of Agripps.
6G A. D.-St. Paul and ST. Peter put 10 death
in Rome: also the year Of the great revolt Of the
Jews when Joseph tells a star shaped
Ike huge sword hung for months the
doomed city Of Jerusalem, before It's destruction
45l-ncfeat n the Huns. while Attila
'scowge ~ Cod was routed by the Romans
and the Goths.
The nexi grest epoch tF.ked OF was that be
ginning with 607. when Mohsmmed was asSum-
ing the character of a prophet.
TGo-Thc Nchsmmedans were checked by Pepin
north Of the pyrenees
s37-First expedition Of the Norseman up the
Rhine.
9l2-Tbe Danes wnested Normandy from
Charles the simple
9s9- Invasion Of the vikings into England.
Later dates of Importance markin z
the appea rance Of the celebrated comet
Were: 1866. the Norman conquest of
England; 1907. the founding of James
town. and 1910. an epoch making year
with its wonderful inventions.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
TO GIVE DEMONSTRATION
OF BLOCK SIGNAL WORK
Southern Pacific Company to
Explain Details of system

OAKLAND, Jan. 29.-The Southern
Pacific company will hold demonstra-
tton Monday evening at o'clock at
Thirteenth and Franklin streets of the
block signal system in detail. ear
viii be used for the demonstration, the
full equipment being installed to show
how the system is handled to safe
guard railway travellers and to min
imize danger of accidents in operation
of trains.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

FUNERAL OF j. S. WILLIAMS Alameda. Jan
29.-The funeral of Joseph s. Williams a
member of the board of education. was held
this afternoon under the auspices of Alameda
lodge of Elks. The pail bearers were Fl. D.
Clark, o. X. Brown, Al Latham Julius Mag
min, Thomas Haskins and j. A. jenkins
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
TAm Mill ENvELoP EARTH

As The tal Is directed away from the sun II
VIII at The time envelope the earth- FROM INN
wc have absolutely nothing TO fear Sueh "A
thing haS happened before, although We kne"
nothing about n until il WAS AT over ana COM
putatiou revealed the phenomenon. Juno 80.
1861 The earth passed through the tail Of the
great comet of that wear.
on january ~ Halley's comet made liz closes t
approach to the planet Mars at distance OF
about 4N.o0O.UoU miles just what D. hapiehillg
and what iS going TO happen as regards IT'S pain
for the next few months Is one OF me pr0oielis i
taken up hv the comet committee of the Pacific
astronomical association This committee mas
asked Prof. A. %. Luesciuer- head OF The SUI
dents observatory of the University Of Califor-
Mia. SO undertake this work. and under his di-
-e.riau calculations are being made at the pres
ent time. Within few weeks We shall De ,ahle
to state more definitely whether there will be q
1ransfr nf the >un and whether we shah pass
through Tho Iail n this famous comet
VISIBLE TO ARIZONA
The romer is reported as visible to the naked
eye ai The present time M the clear SKY ot me
ARIZONA highlands Il is becoming brighter and
brigafcr every day. that We may all hope 70
see b. soon with the unaioed eye AT the begin
ming Of March il will set about three hours
after rhe About the middle OF that month
In will ho lost 70 view in the suns light until
The end of April when it viii be seen before
sunrise. Toward the end Of May it viii again
10 am evening object. when II probably VIII be
very brilliant. and then fade away rapidly
Professor Crawford paid a tribute to
HALEY. who was born in 1856 and sue
ceeded Flamsteed as royal astronomer.
HalIey's greatest gift TO science and
the world Doctor Crawford said, was
in urging his contemporary, Sir Isaac
Newton. TO publish his "Principia," in
which the noted scientist enunciated
the law of gravitation. HALEY out of
his meager means paid for the cost of
the publication.
Halleys comet Doctor Crawford de-
clared was popularity connected with
some Of the greatest historical. events
which took place during its periodical
visits. Tt was first looked upon as an
omen Of bad fortune. but later was re-
garded as sign Of prosperity and
progress.
CAUSE OF SUPERSTITION
Telling Of its historical significance
Doctor Crawford continued
Iu looking back the events that have
transrired AZ the times Of appearances Of this
comet 10 may Doe looked upon almost huge
pendulum ~ history. ticking Of celestial mo-
ments. as it were equal in length 10 a span Of
nearly four score years
Great and irving events this comet has wit
messed. There was such remarkable coincidence
between fhc times Of its return and important
events in history that il furnished very strong
grounds for slDerstititiOn in the minds Of men
who did know that the mcanderings OF the
comets could be reduced 10 rule.
III was supposed FOR a time that the star Of
Bethlohem was this same comet. but calcula-
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

BURNED Oakland. Jan. %
Amos NIeininger. an undertaken, was burned
about the face and hands this morning by the
explosion IF oil lamp.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

Box 4sl, Palo Alto, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

Miss Ethel Geraldine Hogan has
asked two score friends to be her
guests Saturday afternoon, February
3. when she will entertain at cards at
the family home in the Lakeside dis
trict, in honor of Miss Anna Zeler,
whose betrothal recently interested a
wide circle of acquaintances about the
haN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-16

Lady-Poor boy, have you no home
TO go to?
Kid (who has played hockey
Yes'm. That's wot's bothR-in' me.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-16
FLORA.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steil visited at
the Schildgen home last week return
ing to Lancaster Sunday.
Anthem and Leah Peterson returned
from Nebraska last Friday after two
months visit.
There was a clothespin social at the
Budworth school last Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Ervie EDWARDS, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Snyder and Frank
Edwards and wife spent Sunday at
John Edwards.
Edward Perrin and family at Hud-
sons Sunday.
James Edgington and family and
Albert Zeigler attended services at
Lancaster Sunday.
Lester Snider is m 1ving into the
house vacated by Homer Irish.
Samuel Wilkinson had a sale last
Monday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-16
BIG GRANT.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
I Sadie Funk visited at Fitzgerald s
Saturday and Sunday.
Earl and Bertha Jerrett, Vera and
Chas. Pittenger were Lancaster callers
Saturday.
A large party of neighbors as
sembIed at the home of Cutler Borah
last Friday evening and it hardly
need be said that everyone had an ex-
ceIlent time. Everyone who knows
Mr.. Borah knows of his ability to
entertain. At his home no one old or
young could find 1T possible not to
enjoy himself.
Beth and Alma Walker, Olive
Quick, Vera Pittenger and Guy
Walker spent Sunday at Oscar
Smiths.
Mary and Henry Godfrey spent
Sunday at Knoke's
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-16
FIVE POINTS.

Special Correspondence to the Herald
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhold Schmidt
from juneau. Wis, were visiting
their aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Speigleburg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt were married
last Wednesday at the home of the
BRIDES parents Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Eacker of Hustisford. From here the y
will go to st. Paul, Mimi, and then
return to their new home in Water
town, Wis.
There was a meeting at the Five
Point cheese factory last week. w.
G. Bass was elected president for Five
Points, the coming year, and will
take possession of his Office the End
of May.
NJ. o. Reynolds sold load of hogs
last week for O84 cents pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhold Schmidt,
Otto and Viola Speigleburg were Lam
caster callers last Thursday.
Otto Speigleburg sold three loads of
sheep last week to A. E. Lewis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-16
SPRING VALLEY.

Special Correspondence to the Herald
Adolph Wenzel and wife visited at
AL. Brandemuehl' Sunday and John
Krohn' at AL. Krohn' s.
AID. Banks sold horse at Bloom
ington Friday, SO did Joe Hamer.
Bloomington callers Saturday were
John Krohn, Pat. Smith, Dan Trainor,
T. S. Pendleton and wife, Thos. and
Luke Webb. Els. and Johnnie Jeide
Will, Bert and Jas. Garthwaite,
Henry Cliff and wife.
The Ladies' Aid which met with
Mrs. Chas. Wetmore was we'll attend
ed, there being 40 grown people.
They will meet in four weeks with
Mrs. Jno. Krohn.
Bessie and Mabel Cliff visited Sun
day with Bessie Krohn.
Fred Wilson and family visited at
Bagley few days last week.
Ora and Willie WEIGH were Sunday
callers at T. s., Pendleton's and 7.
Webbs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-16
LIVINGSTON.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Prin. Wiseman went to Platteville
Friday evening and returned SaUur-
day.
Rev. Whitcomb conducted the
afternoon service at the F. M. church.
H. Schimtt and family were Platte
Vile callers Thursday evening.
Miss Lily Hillary of Arthur is at
the R. M. Carter home.
The W. G. T. U. ladies will enter
tain their husband Friday evening,
Feb. Goth.
Miss Mile Lisherness of Lancaster
visited friends here the past week,
returning to her home Saturday.
Right Haskins arrived home from
Madison Thursday.
Mr.. Dickinson of Lancaster has
been spending a few days at the
Carter home.
Rex Jacob and friend are expected
home from Harvard Saturday.
Ruby Skate was at Montfort Fri
day.
Merle Nicholson returned to his
home at Edmund Friday.
Mrs. Roy Cole and Mrs. Fred Allen
were in Lancaster Thursday.
Less Livingston and wife have
moved into a portion of the Watson
home.
E. E. Ellsworth is here from
lamar, Wis.
Mrs. L. Fl. Treglown arrived home
from a visit at Linden Saturday.
A crowd of Montfort young people
accompanied by the two lady teachers,
Miss Goldenberger and Miss Syfstad,
were here Friday evening at the hotel,
the Young Ladies' Club of this place
met with them; they made candy and
somebody swIped the Judges. Not 1.
Mrs. Sanders of Platteville recently
visited at the Will Goldman home.
Mrs. e. M. Livingston and Edna
Iverson are on the sick list.
Miss Margaret Runkle of Platte
Vile spent portion of last week at
the James Alton home.
Temperance Sunday will be observ-
ed at the M. E. Sunday school Sun
day.
Sam Griffith, the popular handy
man at Gundlach's hardware is visit
ing in Lancaster.
J. s. Biddick left Saturday for
Menominee, Wis, to look after his
farm.
Jack Kraemer intends moving into
the house occupied by Roy Cole who
will move to Sitter March 1st.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-16
NORTH ANDOVER.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Mrs. Alice Gates, of Cassvllle, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. L.
Biggin.
Archie and Warren Craig visited a
couple of days last week with rela-
tives in Mccartney.
Mrs. Geo. Coombs visited Thursday
with Mrs. Will MRpes.
Miss Lou Dryer entertained few
of her friends one evening last week.
W. M. and F. S. Remy drove to
Fennimore and spent couple of days
with friends.
Several of the farmers are busy
hauling ice.
Isaac Zimmerman spent several
DAYS in town last week. The guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, Humes spent Sun
day with Mrs. l.. Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kraut gave party
last Wednesday in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Jones. Mr.. Johns will
return to his home in South Dakota,
where he is engaged to run q
creamery.
Mrs. Jessie Wood drove to Cass
willie last Wednesday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-16
Clyde Rogers and Donald Taylor
1910 -, Ebo s;olz let Loot xuook

Clyde Rogers and Donald Taylor
were on the sick list last week.
Eldrioge Jones and wife of Dakota,
who are visiting at North Andover.
called here Saturday at DR.. Krauts'
and Matt Auel's.
olga Brun spent Sunday at home.
Rev. Wooley filled his appointment
here Sunday evening.
DIR. Doolittle of Lancaster had bust
ness here Sunday.
Archie Craig of Mont. IS here on
visit.
The ladies of the NJ. e. church will
give supper Saturday evening, Feb.
&c; proceeds for the benefit of the
minister.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-16
BAGLEY.
Monday.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
The filling of the Oswald ice house
about closes the ice harvest.
Feb. 18th, train wreck occurred on
the Burlington, near Desoto, Wis.
A head on collision, smashed locomo-
tives in great shape; no lives were
lost but several badly hurt.
Mrs. Mile Glass and family joined
her parents and family for big
oyster supper on her birthday; ye
local happened just in time for dish
of the steaming bivalves.
Last Tuesday VIM. Calkins came
home on the night limited and went
back to work at Savanna, next day
Wednesday.
The following friends and neighbors
attended the birthday party of Mrs.
Philip Glass last "wednesday evening /:
Messrs. and wives-John Keller,
Louis Glass, Jr., DeIbert Morrissey,
10. Glass, Mr.. Mich Pace, Peter
Gasner, L. Newman, Abe Key, Mrs.
Lorman Dawson, Grandma Glass,
Mrs. Jesse Winter and Fred Luber.
Mrs. Glass served her guests dainty
refreshments and as a remembrance of
the occasion the friends presented her
with a fine rocking chair.
: The skating rink at the city hall is
open to the public Wednesday and
Saturday evenings of each week.
Plenty of roller skates at reasonable
price. Come fun lovers one and all
and have a good time at the city hall.
Mrs. Chas. Glass was pleased to
have company, OF neighbors drop in,
the occasion being her birthday
Our school is preparing to enter the
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Oratoracle contest, soon to take place
in the county.
Ed. Connel' folks, of Bloomington,
spent Saturday and part of Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Millin, of
Bagley.
A young man. relative of Geo
Hansler's. out on the farm for his
health, was taken seriously i'll and
DR.. Mecum was called the patient is
reported better.
B. ]. Sedlmayr and family left
here last week to occupy home out at
Vale, South Dakota We wish them
success and happiness.
If you have any business with
Hank Hortsman, 9 times out of 10 you
will find him in Bagley. Occasional
ly he visits French town-Claytor and
Gutenberg, Ia.
Les Boarman wife and child, last
Wednesday drove to Bloomington to
visit Joe Greer and family.
BY the way F. L. Greer the we'll
known merchant of Bloomington has
been the past week taking treatment
at the Prairie du Chen sanitarium
for rheumatism. He returned as far
as Bagley and phoned to his people to
meet him. - -
The browning social fete of the
season will be grand masquerade
ball at the City hall, Feb. 23rd. Good
music. good supper and a smiling
good evening and good time promised
to all.
Rev. Bauchop. dist. supt. will
preach at Hazelton. Feb %, Bagley
the gath and at Brodtville the 25th /;
the second quarterly conference will
also be held at Brodtville. Everybody
come.
The Ladies Aid had very pleasant
meeting last Friday with Mrs. Bessie
Willard Receipts we're about five
dollars. The next meeting will be
with Mrs Chas. Calkins.
We are credibly informed that
Louis Horstman mas purchased the
Chas. Urine city residence and will
take possession this spring. Les Boar
man present occupant to vacate.
". L. Patch. young man raised
up in Bagley, now travelling agent for
the McConnon's Medicine Company
writes us he will be in this locality
last of the month. Will as we call
him is honest and would rather die
poor than to stoop to misTepresenta-
tion in extoling the merits of his
goods.
Chas. Calkins and Mrs. Del Nor
rissey, both on last week sick list are
all o K and about their business as
usual again.
Mrs o. J. Oswald and daughter
Carrie were Prairie du Chen visitors
latter part OF the week.
Mrs. Henry Keoke and children
called one day last week.
Miss Nellie MiIlin was a caller at
Prairie du Chen last Friday.
Ashton Morrel was a welcome
caller in town last Saturday.
9. G. Hogle agent for the Accident
& Benefit Association is doing
business in this locality. Harrison
Oswald is agent for this district.
The Oswald firm is still buying
cream and paying good prices for tbs
S. P. Wadley Cream Co. Dubuque !;
you can deliver cream at any time in
tho vuonk