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The evening world., 1911-07-26
Knockout Br0ss,,a
Puts q Canadian,
Champ to Sleep
Especial 10 Tho Evsang WORLDLY

TORONTO, July &-Berore the olym-
pic Athletic Club at the Island stadium
Knockout Brown. the New York light
weight star. added another victim to
his large collection by dlsposing of Jack
Is ely. holder Of the Canadian light
weight title, In the fourth round OF the
schsduIed ten round bout. Kelly was
outclassed from the start and never had
a chance. Knockout made Kelly look
like u novice who nev had seen a box
ing glove before. HE received a terri
HE facing around the body and Jaw.
Knockout knocking him down three
times.
The evening world., 1911-07-26
Millionaire Ufer Says He Will
Soon Start East With
Heavyweight.

Especial 10 The Evening WOrid.)
TULSA. okla, July 26.-The signing
OF the Frawley Boxing dill In New York
WAS glad news to big Carl Morris. the
white Hope" and his millionaire man.
ager. Frank b. Ufer. n both declared
Norris would soon start East In hopes
Of getting on a match for ten rounds
with Jim Flynn.
II went to New York a few week.
ago to size up the boxing situation and
TO see II there was any chance OF the
Trawley bill being signed by Gov. Dix
said Mr.. Ufer.
Friends there assured me that thu
bill would become a law and that
would soon be given a chance to brins
The evening world., 1911-07-26

TACK JOHNSON has been telling
them over in England that he'd
like nothing better than a chance
to fight for the Union Jack. same being
empiematic OF Great Britain. Jack loves
Merrie England. n Is thinking ser,-
ously Of following Mr.. Astors example
and becoming q citizen. America. Jack
claims. never gave him a chance"
Jack forgets the little chance America
gave him at Reno a year g where
he leaned up a couple OF hundred
thousand dollar In perfectly good coin.
Jack Is determined that he never.
never will fight for the United States
OF America, either IN the army or in
the navy. II we go and mix up in some
war or other and &c. licked II won't
hurt his feelings at all. 70 there! 1t
would serve us right. And anyway
America pays soldiers only S13 a month
in piping times OF peace and little moro
In war time. while we know very we'll
that Jacks price Is at least $50. 900 per
battle. and no cut rAte considered.
Tough on us-but I guess well have to
grin and bear II.
II England chased NJ an into the ocean.
And rance and Russia added to eur
rout,
Wed have to band the knss-h. herriA
notion!-
For JOHNSON wouldn't come to help
us out
He'd glance at ~ with careless
unheeding.
He'd laugh. and then these wscAs he'd
proudly say:
You used to nne and jug ne. onoA. for
speeding.
And now An reckon YOU VIM have to
payv
The evening world., 1911-07-26

"Oh. Kennedy's that fellow you want
ed to manage q while ago. You know
that big amateur.
Yes. a pipe for Barry. Of course. but
how o that sid bet? Kennedy
says he has the money with him-hvs
one thousand dollar bills. Hos 30 I'm
patient to get rid OF It he wants to
leave II with tho ONCE boy. When
Will you post yours? lie says anybody
hat suits you will DO for stakeholder.
He wants IL nxed up right away.
The evening world., 1911-07-26

Copyright. 1911. by The Press Publishing Co.
The New York WORLDLY
THEY used to say II took . gallon
OF chloroform to make Tom
Sharkey 'loosen up" Tom never
did throw his money away in large
hunks.
A few days ago Thomas wrote . let
ter and sent copies to the newspapers.
The letter announced his new venture
the management of Jim Barry. fighter.
This fellow" wrote Tom in his nne
Spenceran hand. is the toughest
heavyweight since my time in the ring.
He Ii a good boxer and as strong as q
bull. n I'm ready to match him
against the best heavyweight in the
world. He can lick them all right now.
except johnson. and ! bar mono Of them.
I'm going to make Barry a champion
and III back him.to the limit"
Thought we'd have . little fun with
Tom.
Hello. Central. Give 10 Sp4 stuy-
vesant.
"IIello' Is this Tom sharkey. Hello.
Tom. Say. there's a fellow outside In
the hall who says .,e's come up here to
challenge our man Barry. He read
your Letter and he's got fire In his eye.
He says no knows Barry like a book.
md he can knock Barry's block of.
Yes. hs'n nght Barry anywhere. public
or private. lie says the only condition
he makes Is that there must be a $50
SIDE bet. and he'll put up his own
money hard cash"
Business Of rumbling sound over the
phone.)
"Hello-don't cut or, Central-hello
Tom.
"Hello-oh. you want to know who h,
Is. It's Tom Kennedy.
The evening world., 1911-07-26

YERE II 4 gentleman whose com.
n mems on the racing sttuAtion are
worth space:
No, GU West One Hundred and Eish-
ty-first street.
Mr.. EdEyen-Sir: You have several
times alluded to snd advocated the
Pari-mutuel system OF racing specu-
latton. Don't yon know We had this
on New York tracks twenty years
ago? Then the bookies kicked TO the
Jockey Club that the Pm. was TAX
ing trade from them who were pay
ing SIS per day. The associations and
the booktes came to terms, the book
jex 10 form the NJ. j.. 7. Club and
each member buy sl25 worth of
badges pr day. not less than
seventy beokies to be In the ring
daily. Then the Pari-mutuels were
thrown out and there commenced
the partnership between the racing
aunoc,st tons and the N. =. T. which
has pnt them both out OF business,
They could q now. as do the
Hunts. the tretttng intsrssfs. &c.
hut the associations want "pront" rs
Z well as sport And that Is all there
is to Il. There b no reasoa why we
The evening world., 1911-07-26
of Second Base
Cost BrOWn Team Came

day he lived up to the letter of his
name and whaled a beautiful drive In
to the ce%ntreield b%leachers for a trot
around the corners, and the game was
won for New York. That was not ali
that the Home Run" gentleman did
either. His first time up resulted In a
t~wo-bzgger to the left field fence and
the next time he walked. The third
time he laid down y sacrifice hit and
the fourth trip to tbs bat won for tho
H~iiitoppers the game. For the day that
gives Johnson y batting average Of
loo. which IL some swAtting even In
these days Of the cork centre.
Tomorrow there vii b an interest,"
ing proceeding at the Hilltop park tina.
ought to bring fans from AL quarters.
A percentage OF the gate receipts will
be- turned over to the fund for estab-
lish,ng Fairgrounds Tor the children o.
New York. The association in charge
Of tn project In New York and 9th er
cities has made arrangements by which
on" game of this kind will be PLAYED
In every big league park In the coun-
try. There will De sixteen games all
told and that ought TO net a nice sum.
Tomorrow the litue fellows Will plan
a game in American League Park ius.
before the regular league game. Their
contest begins at . o'clock and every
fan in New York ought to be on ham
to see his unique double-header. Mons
Of the kids who will play Is over fifteen
years old.
Dillie LIE WITS Loses to Burns on FouI
KID Burns OF the west side won N
the third round OF the star bout VIII,
Billie Lsw.s Of Newark at Brown,
Gymnasium when the latter delivered ,
foul blow.
The evening world., 1911-07-26

6sv. Iix to-day signed the Fsawley
IN. and there Is no end 10 rejoicing
In pugilistic circles. Within thirty
days Gov. Dix will appoint three
commissioners. who comprise the
commission. two of whom according
to the provisions OF the bill shall
reside In Greater New York. A sec
rotary to tho commission, the only
nalaried Office by the way. will also
% appointed. me sport viii then
20 on with a bang
The bill Will permit OF tho best
boxing entertainments that have
been seen IN Now York since the
Horton law went out of business.
Champions OF the various classes
may no engaged. and from now on
this city is likely to become the
centre Of the boxing world.
The old membership gag under
which clubs have prospered In the
past n done away with. and under
~ 60, noudtttoc. ac,ahoav sh.S
- ~ ~ -
VIM W NO " sooo mi'i heeu only
I1aAk down the price at the box
OSdeo ana 70 IN.
n.~a,ou. ..Av mr. ,.uo,o,n
s,S1.n -,u ~
49," W." 80"
c"1r' YIN NO" 'o'' Vi ."ihs' oe".
s'Hs W ""u''Iess o' 'enoo IN ."
!" r'""iey on' u"o,, ssy ~
w. .S's VI y pIo',s'o"s ioIoias .neil
sus.no" n ooAihs "or'o 70 pus,
sueSsiYs - 70 'he pro'.o.o 'nAAe-up OF
10y ""'" :. "a
$3.50 49,
a. Sa,.r.. CS.-,.. v,s,.a - -
r., co.,.
h. q. .r.c.n.v. ,nooa =. al. 80. -,
h. ,oh. .. cnn..rn.a. I.,n.. " SIT
,,vsr ..,r.,o.v =, an. " 10.
No, ,n,s.n a, 600 =, 30. Cn..,~v
u.rv.v INA do,.,s -, o,hsr. IT,,
o.po,rra m.n,,ar a, ~. S.un,.,
spor.tnr club \. a, o,,n,an, No on.
know, ju., who vii, n. an,otr,.d hu,
senator Frawley h.. said he wop,dn.,
0yA00 IOr AnXDndX who has hAan nnn.
nsctsd with the managerial, ena q, IN.
game as far AZ II relates 70 box,ns
clubs or fighters. Ihts would leave out
shaskey, o'Rourke ana Harvey. and
Referee Charley White has said ho
doesn't want thu iob. ana pre,e,. IN
sAIck IN ,bs y,u. n, -.,.r..,nz
Tn. ,.,-.,..y,. a., ~. -
- -. !" $500 -
% "pp'a",' v" ""'ons these are
49,. "sap'r men ana Joe l'um.
ov.n Nor.r q. .,.n sn a..
lob. The secretsry viii bc rr.,,v ,.ar,v
~ ~Ao,. .,o.r. .I-uu - -
49,. go ""'' o""'s' .
e'.' 49, ~" WIZ w 'nost OF Us
WORK OF tho SUBMISSION His salary vii
como out OF the $500 allotted for the
expenses OF the commission.
Several fight promo;ere. hay. beer
prepared Cor weeks ana alr.aa, 80.
-, ,h.- $500 .a..u. -, -,
,'",'''e Win ceFphi'
vto'istons 3t me o'n' sunh as the nj
ms OF a suu'Voo pond with the Stat
Comptroller. Tom o'Rourke IL on
who has done 40, and Billy Gibson O.
the Paramount A. a. has followed Ma,
sxaun,. 7, a. ,os.,o,. 49, 81. -,
-x.mr,. ne, N,ov.,r,,,, 80
- ""u '""
I"s'oru nave leased Clernnont Avenue
hink' winch VIII be Known as tn
American Athletic Association. II II
possible under tho new law that box
ing bouts Will be held again m, NIaai.o,
soilare Garden. ana even IN Ioroor M,
air n,ac.s s,.r, as "a. D. c-o..S
And tho raoe ,raoEs ,n ma aronnS ~
CITY. proy,d,ns az course ,h., ,ha 49,
80 ,aaae 'na ~ ne
,orA, E..--1
eS~NS Cno %
BlLL'S PROVISIONS,
Practically every big fight manaerr ,
town is iickled over the passage an
psn,ns ny Sov. DIX Oh the ffawie
Immediately declared that as SOON ms
becomes possible 10 MAKE apol,oe,lo
The evening world., 1911-07-26

~. Y: 1a e. .: s1S Xa.'ss;
The evening world., 1911-07-26

Hello! What's that? Barry sick
Oh-Dot very sicks Just 10 feelins
very we'll? Lot VI know later. Oh, all
right. Goodby. Tom"
The evening world., 1911-07-26

could not have mutuels tomorrow.
Yours truly, j. +. EDWARDS
New York. July 81. 1911
The evening world., 1911-07-26

When those minor league writer's
gave Otis Johnson tho s0briquet OF
Home run johnson they must hsve
known what they were doing. In the
last haaf Of the eighth tnainS ysstss-
The evening world., 1911-07-26

TU7HEN Manager Mike Kelley
Nv OF the st. Paul Baseball
Club closed the deal with
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-07-26
CASTALIA.

July "a, 1914.
Emma Schari of Postville was g
guest of Anna Schari last week.
Regina Meyer of Ossian visited
| Eileen Malloy Wednesday.
Mrs. Walker was shopping in De.
corah last Friday.
Frank Perry returned Saturday
from trip in Dakota.
The ball game between Clermont
and Postville, which was to have
been played here Sunday, was post
poned on account of rain.
w. Uhley has returned to his
home in Nebraska after a short visit
here
1t is reported that there will be a
dance here on Monday, August IA.
Mrs. Geo. Bernhart and daughter,
Mrs. H. S. Steele arrived Saturday
evening from Newton.
Last Saturday Kneeskern & Son
purchased $50 head of cattle from
Geo. Allen.
Mrs. Geo. Windell, Sadie Richards
and Mrs. Henry Meyer were in Post
Vile Saturday.
Mrs. w. X. Riggs and Mrs. Winn
were in Ossian Friday.
Claude Webster of Auborn is Wis
iting at the home of Ed. Allen.
Grace Brennan of Cedar Rapids is
a guest at the home of John Burke.
Vivas Bollman visited friends in
Castalia Sunday.
Mr.. Bucknam left Monday for
Bruce, Wis, where he will visit with
friends.
Leonard Thorson, Philip Mann
and Leo Wiltgen were in town Sun
day.
Mr.. Harley Steele is expected here
from Newton this week. Upon his
arrival he will take charge of the
blacksmith shop.
Walter VIM and w. A. Harvey
are on the sick list
Mr. and Mrs. Stearns of Buelah
are visiting here.
Ed. Wirsching spent Sunday at
his home in Ossian.
ID. c. MallOy was a business caller
in DEBORAH Friday.
Agnes Sawyer returned Saturday
from summer school at Cedar
Rapids.
David Alspaugh has returned from
short visit at Anamosa.
Alonza Bucknam and family re-
turned to their home at Inwood on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Harvey return
ed from a short visit at Sioux City
Saturday.
Mrs. J. Gress and Mrs. Ed. Glossy
were in Postville Saturday
A. f. Smith was a business caller
in Fayette Saturday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-07-26
FREEPCRT.

July "a. 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ii. Kirkland of
Sycamore, Ill. arrived Monday for
visit with relatives and friends IN
and near Freeport.
A few from here attended the l..
A. S. meeting at Mrs. Ed. Bolson S
on Clay Hill last week.
James Tucker Of DEBORAH was a
business visitor in our village tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brakeman
and children from near Decorah
spent Friday with friends in our
village.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Elizabeth Sanaker Thurs
day afternoon of this week.
Mrs. S. f. Brickner and little chill
dren of Calmar is visiting her moth
err. Mrs. n. Drake this week.
Ralph Lee of DEBORAH was Free
port visitor last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stoskopf and lit
tie son of DEBORAH spent Sunday with
friends in this vicinity
Mrs. Beulah Netteberg OF Lanhart,
s. d., who is visiting her parents,
X. Graves and wife of Glenwood, was
pleasant caller in Freeport Sunday.
Ellen Klwyer returned home from
Bluffton Saturday. -.
George Griebel and Frank Main
of Clay Hill were in town Sunday.
The ladies of the NJ. f. church
will give an ice cream social at the
Yoeman hall Friday evening, July
%. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
W. Hallman, S. B. Hallman and H.
Miller are away painting bridges this
week.
Miss Hagar Delaney is vlsitlhs
relatives in Dubuque this week.
Mrs. w. o. Warn of Clay Hill
spent Friday with friends in our VII
| lage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Updahl, MIS-
| Tolefson of DEBORAH and Mrs. n
Graves and sons of Glenwood attend
ed church here Sunday.
| n. O. Anderson OF the sherman
! Nursery Co. of Charles city, was III
our village one day last week.
Albert Reeves of Decorah was III
our village last Saturday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-07-26
CLAY HILL.

July "a, 1911.
Rev. Smith of DEBORAH attended
a sociable at Ed Bolson's last We'd
nesday. There was good crowd,
and a good time is reported.
Mrs. James Carr OF DEBORAH was
calling on friends here Thursday.
Madeline Rastetter of DEBORAH WIS.,
tied Mildred Glover over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Seegmiller Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Stortz
on Franklin Prairie Sunday.
George Glover of Chicago is visit
ing with his brother, Chas. and fam
lily. He came Wednesday.
Nellie Rastetter and Miss Hitler
of DEBORAH spent Wednesday at Mrs.
Chas. Broghammer's.
Bessie McMann of Sioux Falls, S.
ID. returned home last Monday, after
spending some time here visiting her
aunt and cousins. the Williams.
Lizzie Williams returned from La
Crosse, Wis. one day last week,
where she has been visiting friends
II. Koch of Milwaukee and Henry
Closing of Calmar were guests al
the Chas. Broghammer home we'd
nesday and Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Haas and son
Harold of DEBORAH were callers AT
the Seegmiller home Sunday even
ing.
Chas. Goetleman drove out TO j.
Dyrland's near Conover Saturday
returning Sunday.
Chas. Glover is having a gas plant
put in his home this week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-07-26
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP.
July pa, 1871

July "a, 1911.
Timely rain the fore part of the
week saved the corn crop and late
potatoes.
A number of threshing rigs have
started out on their annual rounds.
Mrs. F. A. Jirgl and children of
Chicago have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Hruska for number OF
days.
Rose and Georgia Rudig of Girls
void, who have been guests at the
Schild home for several days, depart
ed for st. Paul and Ellsworth, WIS.
last week. for a visit of few weeks
among other friends and relatives.
Mrs. John Butt. who has been
away at the sanatarium for some
time, arrived home last week, much
improved in health.
Media Wise of Locust, who has
been visiting friends in Lincoln ana
Orleans township, departed for home
last week.
G.. r. Baker autoed to Florence
willie last week to tune pianos.
Grandpa Goth and Mrs. Lee Rob
inson visited at the home OF John
BUZZ lew udyS last WCSh'
Roe Eul of Chicago has been visit
ing friends and relatives in this vi
cinity for a number of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Kratz arriv-
ed home from Grand Rapids, n. ID.
last week Thursday, having been
gone about three months. They re-
port that crops are favorable in that
part of Dakota.
Dan Bloomenrader, a former resi-
dent of this township for number
of years, died of old age at his home
at Toeterville last week.
Mabel Haakenson OF Ridgeway
was the guest of Tillie and Hattie
Kratz for few days last week.
Rev. Heinmiller of Alta vista,
agent for Wilson Bros. remedies,
made his rounds through here last
week
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-07-26
3LUFFTON.
July "a. 1877

July "a, 1911.
Farmers are nearly through har-
vesting i'm this vicinity, and some are
stacking.
Margaret Gallagher and friend
Miss I.awler of Dubuque, returned
home Saturday, after visiting week
at the homes of relatives in Blunton
township.
Jas Courtney and family are en-
loving visit the past week from
their cousins, Mrs. Cummings ana
Miss Mary Haney of ST. Louis.
Phillip Goettleman lost SIX OF MS
pheasants in the rain Sunday.
Mrs. Mary A. Courtney and Mas
ter Joseph Kingsby made a business
trim TO Cresco saturday.
James Carolan sold and delivered
q few loads of sheep at Cresco on
Saturday.
Patrick Obrien sold and delivered
six loads of fat hogs at Decorah Sat
urday ~
Michael Courtney sold and deliver
ed some fat cattle at Decorah Satur-
day.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-07-26
CORE SPONDENCE,
CONoVER.

Mrs. Joseph Liska and Joe were
at Calmar Tuesday, shopping.
Rose Lusk of Spillville was in
town Monday.
Lena Suchan was shopping at De-
corah Monday.
Gertrude Kapinos of Spillville was
at DEBORAH on business Tuesday.
George Cummings was at Spillville
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Dyrland came up from Cal
mar Tuesday, for a visit with Thorn.
Erland and family.
Mrs. Joseph Klema drove to Cal
mar Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Kutosh and children
were at DEBORAH visiting Wednesday
Andrew Meyer was at Spillville on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. John Prazak and children OF
Calmar visited at the Joe Klema
home near Conover Wednesday and
Thursday
Russell Hurlbut came from Min
neapolis Wednesday for a visit with
Norval Stromstadt and family.
Joe Klema left last week for
Candy, Mimi, for visit.
Mrs. Carl Dyrland of DEBORAH was
visiting in town Wednesday.
Mary Sobolik visited James Sobo-
Xix and wife at Calmar Saturday.
George Cummings, John Frana
and James Janechek We're hauling
freight for Anton Balik Thursday.
Mrs. Brom from Spillville was Wis
iting relatives at Cresco Wednesday
and Thursday
John Brom drove to Spillville on
Thursday.
c. Johnson was in town Wednes-
day.
Gust Olson drove to Calmar Fri
day.
j. H. Haug from Spillville was
in town on business Friday.
Mrs. John Frana and daughter
were visiting at Calmar Thursday.
Mr.. Nelson of Calmar and his
daughter. Mrs. Harvey Johnson and
two children of Mason City visited
Christian Johnson and family cou-
pie days last week.
Anna and Emma CibuZar return
ed from Mason City Tuesday, where
they had been visiting.
Mrs. Joseph Liska and son Joe
left for Charles City last week.
Emma Sbiral from Spillville was
shopping at DEBORAH on Thursday.
Louise and Carrie Hruska from
Spillville were in town on business
Monday evening.
Mrs. Ed. Swehla was shopping at
Calmar Wednesday.
Elmer Sandager was in town on
Thursday.
Rose Kafka was at Spillville on
Friday.
son arrived from New York Friday
for visit with relatives.
Math Phillips was at Calmar on
business Friday.
Ella and Ida Peterson of DEBORAH
visited /. B. Olson and family last
week
Mrs. Ed. Swehla went to Jackson
Junction Saturday, for en- over Sun
day visit at her parental home.
Margery Malek of Calmar spent a
week visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Kubousek near Spillville.
f.. ]. Dyrland returned to Calmar
Saturday, after a visit with 7. Err
land and family.
James Paylovsky was In town on
Thursday.
Daniel Novak and Mrs. ]. Frana
and daughter drove to Calmar sun
day afternoon.
Ed. Swehla spent Sunday at Cal
mar.
Mrs. Math Phillips visited in town
Sunday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-07-26

Cakes, nuts. candles. and deli
cacies OF all kinds at the Ole Dotseth
bakery. 1i'
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-07-26
.CALMAR.
.July "a 191

July "a, 1911.
Beatrice Hagen of Mabel, MINI
visited Nettie Olson a few days this
week
Miss Peterson of DEBORAH is visit
ing Emma Olson a few days thi:
week.
The ball game here Sunday be.
tween Calmar and West Union wa:
won by Calmar; score to l.
| Miss Lundgren visited Mrs. Boice
at DEBORAH for about week recent
ly.
Mrs. Kicks and daughter, Carol
left Thursday night for their home
in Murdo, S. d., after visit with
friends here.
An ice cream social will be held
on S. R. Yager's lawn Wednesday
evening.
A merry-go-round has been operat-
ing on the lots south of the post
office this week
S. E. Brickner left Tuesday for
Canada on his vacation. His family
went to DEBORAH to stay during his
absence.
Gertrude Spillman of Ossian visit
ed with Clara Nelson last week.
Miss Anna Becker spent Sunday at
her home in Ossian.
Mrs. Joe Meyer was FIT. Atkinson
visitor last week.
Emily Dvorak of FIT. Atkinson
spent Thursday at the Pletka home.
Libbie Hitler of DEBORAH spent
Saturday here with her sister, Mrs.
Carrie Meyer.
Herman Busch and family autoed
out to Ben Eimer's Sunday.
Clara Pletka spent few days at
FIT. Atkinson last week.
Porter Hertz spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. Paly at Ridgeway.
Mike Graf and family autoed to
Spillville today.
Margaret Brekke is here visiting
her sister, Mrs. Theo. Hopperstad.
The Misses Haug of Spillville Wis
tied at the Jacob Meyer home Sat-
urday.
Mayme Porter of Portage, Wis.
left Wednesday night for her home,
after an extended visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Hazelton.
Willie Olson came down from Aus
tin Sunday for visit with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Olson.
Tillie Meyer returned Tuesday
from Mason City, bringing Esther
Meyer with her.
Dena and Emma Olson went on
Thursday for visit at st. Paul and
Lafayette, Mimi.
Mrs. Ole Olson of Austin and Gill
bert Olson of Waterloo were over
Sunday visitors at the Nels Olson
home.
Mr.. Compton of Marion, la. is a
guest at the Kaye home this week.
Othmar Luce of Waucoma was
here Tuesday, visiting Paul Garzee.
Elmer Sandager returned to Lis
bon, n. D., after visit here with
his mother.
George Bieber and John Sattler of
Fit. Atkinson were in town today.