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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
BARGAINS

HALLoRAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
BARGAINS
Bungalow facing west on 18th East and
18th South. Hardwood floors. mission
mantel music room. bedrooms clos
cts, full cement basement. heat. gas and
all other modern conveniences; house
open today for your inspection. Go see
IL. Then see us.
We have been authorized To sell the
property at 303 Sixth avenue (northeast
story brick. modern except furnace. VIII
be glad TO accept any reasonable offer.
Groom. modern. pressed brick. north
east bench, car line; can be two more
rooms finished for S225; mission CRATE /.
full basement; 30 feet front. facing south
Don't fall 10 see this home, $500 cash.
$4,000.
SNAP. Southeast. ono 4-room brick.
one Groom frame; 5x10 rods; all in fruit;
$500 cash. $4,000.
pressed brick; redwood finish south
front: cement walks, lot ixS rods. All
shade trees. Could not build the house
for the price VIC are asking. S2T00, $3.50
cash. S25 per month.
One of the pretuest homes on 9Th
East; strictly up 10 date In every way.
One must see this home TO appreciate
It's beauty snap at s7700; terms
Southeast-T-room. now. mod. bungalow
4 bedrooms, cement basement; house
built by contractor for his home. Ow-
ing TO circumstances must sell. $3.50.
Terms.
Southeast-New broom. modern bum
galow,, mission finish, cement walks, &C.
ment basement A very attractive home.
5000 cash; $4,000
A ilt-cdged investment; will guaran-
tee 10 per cent net Call at office for
particulars.
TATE
WE HAVE BARGAINS IN BUSINESS
WE WILL BUILD YOU A HOME ON
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
We WRITE INSURANCE IN THE
ROYAL. THE WORLD'S GREATEST
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY"
WE HAVE REAL ESTATE LOANS
CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR IN
VESTORS.
WE CARE FOR INVESTMENTS IN
REAL. OR PERSONAL PROPERTY AND
COLLECT INCOMES.
WE ACT IN THE CAPACITY OF
AGENT IN ANY BUSINESS AFFAIRS.
HALLoRAN-JUDGE LOAN AND
3O9-1l MAIN ST. PHONES s23.
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WE HAVE BIG BARGAINS IN CITY
IMPROVED AND VACANT
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SWELL COUNTRY HOME
% acres. elegant soil. southeast on car
line. good 7-room house. barns coops.
etc. $4,000; half cash.
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COTTAGE, SEVEN
|H-s; PARTIES leaving city. Very cheap,
s1gth Main ST. bl0S9
FOR MODERN s.
|sz pressed brick residence. south
= worth Investigating, Bell phone
b1l35
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MEEKS s. MCCARTNEY.
Owners OF University Heights,
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THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY AT
a REAL LEGITIMATE
PRICE: MAIN STREET BE-
TWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD SOUTH, 800, 600.
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COLONIAL REALTY & TRUST co.
il East South Temple Street.
SALT LAKE CITY.
Both Phones.
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xiuBAbL & RICHARDS
Land Merchants
;. Main. Salt Lake City
Phones 1892
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Very fine Nat site on East %rd
South. Price and terms are r'Sh'-
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GREAT

REAL ESTATE BUYS.
IMPROVED,
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ANOTHER:

ANOTHER:
Lot i0Xli0; West 3rd South:
500 cash; was 500.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVE
ysnca wateh Marc the trsnsfermation Prices ad
ana take the sure profit in
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
SUBDIVISION.
ON THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH
Do you know that within tive years
10000 people will be living on the great
southeast bench, between 9th and 18th
South and east OF 18th East?
THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH
HERE ARE THE REASONS:
First-The building OF the half million
dollar east side high school at 18th East
and 9Th South.
second-A new double track car line to
be extended this year
Third-Thc opening OF the now West
minister colleges, and the building OF an
other at 18th East 11th South.
THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH.
Fourth-The building of the new All
HaHows college at 18th East and 10th
SoutE.
Fifth-The extension of the high line
oucievard across the reservation and run
ming on 10th East to llth SOUTH This
VIII eventually be the finest scenic drive
In the west.
S!xth-The sale up to date of nearly
1000 building sites Tor residences.
Scventh-The ideal location command
Ing a grand view OF city. valley and
mountains,
Eighth-The pure fresh air and cool
canSon breezes.
THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH.
Nin;n-The close proximity to the busi-
ness section. which Is growing fast in
that direction.
Tenti-The grading and curbing of
streets, the laying OF Sidewalks gas and
water mains and the extension of both
telephone systems.
Eleventh-The low prices and easy
terms on which these lots can be obtained
THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH,
A free auto ride to University Heights,
located In the very center Of these i'm
provements. will convince the most skep-
teal that the one best place to live is
the soUI HEAsT BENCH. Watch y
grow. and remember our words: 100000
PEOPLE WITHIN FIVE YEARS"
THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH.
MEEKS 6 MCCARTNEY.
Owners OF University Heights.
21o and 211 BOSTON BUILDING.
THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH
HAWKE & WICKING, Special Agents.
Bell 2G22. Ind. 992
THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH
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If you wish TO buy or sell farm, rancf
or orchard properties, II would pay yol
to see us first as We arc leaders in these
lines.
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$1,000.
South front lot on Seventh aye.
me close In, Lot i0xllo l"e'
10 an alley.
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A. ~ HUMPHREYS.
No. rs West End South Street.
Bell 4ls3 Ind. 4134.
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JENKINS. REAL ESTATE
- ~ ~ m30II
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s1100 EACH.
TWO 35-FOOT LOTS ON 7TH
sOIfTH. RETWEEN BIRD AND
4TH EAST SITS. SEWER AND
SIDEWALK TAXES ALL PAID.
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WHERE CAN YOU DO BETTER?
Groom house, newly papercd large
rooms: lot 50x145 10 alley. fine for a
railroad man: $500, 5000 cash. balance
sis per month
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SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO.
Bell Ex-39. 80 Main st, Ind 142.
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las nsEA7H-1Mr10y1D nsEAa7H-1M
TOUR OPPORTUNITY.
FOR
$3.50 CASH
,o-n modern brick
AZ eHIk SIonk from pavement
snrs; ! ssst: o. large lot, lawns:
q sth tssS, os etc; pleasant
rt;,os,uudlngs; house IRA anen- me,,
sssN good inside arrdn i,ghtsS.
rsoI I,yst sacrifice 10 sell
rasf Will vii accept $3.50 cash
ss,sk, k,,no mn, mortgage at per
= a. 'issS iso3th h's' over $4,000.
c.l Monday morning,
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HOME, SWEET HOME.
a real home-new 5room pr, brick.
mod, elegantly planned an1 finished;
large lot. lawn. walks and shade; south
cast; $4,000 on terms.
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To lease 3 or years: Large
front rooms. 1sx50 feet, full
plate glass front. Main street
between 1st and 2nd So.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO. .,
35i Main st. hl.o,ie 80
viii Go on Your Bond.
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80 acres good fruit land. 500 fruit trees
now on place. cemented cistern house,
9heds. chicken houses and chickens. span
horses. wagon. sulky and hand pillow.
seeder, harrow and other Implements.
Some so acres finest fruit or garden
land, Good water right in two bitches
and no trace of mineral or alknli. Prob
ably the best buy In the county. Price
but $4,000 and easy terms, or take part
city Droperty
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ASHTON JENKINS COMPANY,
MORTGAGE BANKERS.
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PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN
ON REAL ESTATE.
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
Vacant and improved, business
and semi business. speculative
and suburban properties;
dencps. fats. terraces, industrial
and business blocks for sale in all
parts OF the city.
$4,000.
s-room frame. close in. on East
Talk to us about terms.
$3.50.
Five room modern brick nunGa
low, close in. on the east slde'
Hardwood floors. brick s: gra,e:
beamed ceiling furnace. sewer
connected. a snap. Terms OF
$500 cash, balance monthly.
$4,000.
Seven room, full tWo-story
brick, sewer, SdSs p"'''
First avenue. Make arrangements
TO see this.
s750o
Double. seven large rooms
strictly modern bungalow. ho'-
waicr heat. four crates. full ce
n,antsd basement. Extra nne
grade Of plumbing. Built by w"
Swner for a home. Terms can be
arranged on this. Southeast
sli00,
Vacant lot on Ninth East ST.
b.tnenn All, and 10th South sts.
Terms TO suit. G per cent interest,"
$1,000.
South front lot on Seventh ave
nue. close in, Lot 1O&llo Ire'
10 an alley
Very fine nat site on East %rd
South, Price and terms are r'Gh'.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE In
80, ,,,in E1 :, Mh-' Phones 81
''4 We Write Fire Insurance.
win Go on Your Bond.
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sM m9v.1
mi WANT TO SELL. SEE [. W
v''r liz West IND South. a.fN
a on CASH FOR MORTGAGES
.s.,ts ar real estate, A. N. Hum
=. n west 2nd South street. nsbt'
A FAITHFUL HIGH-CLASS RESI-
- An Second avenue. ], f. Caine
- building. Bell 252o. s3lIi
--pIcT ON CORNER LOT. EASY
-. small investment; at great
- Address Mis-. Tribune. blll9
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-11-22

VIII readily
lasting TOO Sh< ~ rne write
the return mail
Curedb by Wome IA Home" Address
MADAM VOTYPkA
souTH sEas. Ms.
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PLYMOUTH ROCK.

NOV. 20, 1911.
Misses Flossie Davis and Lily
Moore were In Plymouth Rock last
Tuesday.
Johnnie Ellingson and Lewis
Johnson were helping the blacksmith
shoe horses Thursday and Friday.
Gladys Ellingson visited at An
drew Stinsons from Wednesday IN
til Saturday.
The Orphans Friend Society met
with Miss Ida Henderson Saturday.
John and Harold Lonningdahl
went to Cresco Saturday.
John Davis went to Kendallville
Saturday.
Mrs. N. Ellingson Was in Cresco
Friday.
Alfred Stinson and John Looming
dahl went to Ksadallyille Friday.
Gertrude Mullaney visited at J..
Ellingson's Sunday.
Stella Monson came home Sunday,
after few days visit with Mrs..
Sever Stinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis were at
A. J. Davis Sunday.
Mss Marie Ellingson was at the
Mons Askeson home Monday.
Frank Benda went to Creseo Mon
day.
Mrs. A. G.. Monsoon was at the Ole
Monson home Sunday.
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CAsTALIA.

Nov. 20, 1911.
Mrs. Olson of Denver, Colo. and
Miss Mary Cavanaugh of Ossian
were In Castalia Wednesday.
Mr.. Powers of Clermont was q
business caller here Thursday.
The dance Tuesday evening was
we'll attended, and all report good
time.
A large number from here attend
ed court at DEBORAH last week.
Roy Richards was an Ossian caller
Friday.
Miss Irene Sheele of Poetville at
tended the dance here Tuesday.
Mrs. John McKernan is visiting
relatives In Michigan.
The receipts from the supper given
In the hall Wednesday amounted to
about $50.
A number from here went to Os-
sian Sunday.
Ward Allen was a business caller
here Friday.
Warnings Novelty Co. will show
here this week.
Roy and Sadie Richards visited
friends in Postville Saturday.
Bobby Sebastian OF Postville visit
ed friends here Tuesday.
w. X. Riggs returned from Ro-
chester Saturday evening. He reports
Mrs. Riggs on the road to recovery,
which will be good news to her
many friends here.
Rev. Thiltgen of Ossian was a
caller In Castaiia Monday.
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{ ORE SPON DtNCf.
CENTENNIAL

Nov. 20, 1911.
| John Rosa of Ossian srent Tues
day night with his brother Theo
dore.
Yrs. Fred Rekward was a caller
at Fred Cookies near Waukon Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Lewie Rekward is on the sick
l'st
Miss Sadie Dinger went to De.
corah Friday evening, for a visit
wiz her rarents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Diner. SIZE returned To-Day.
John AMI Theodore Posa sven,
"'odn esday at the Fran Youman
home.
Miss 'da youman is having some
de"t"l work done in Ossipn
Mr.. and Mrs. Dora Daniels. Mr..
ord Nj. ae lie md son James
ard Tl"rence Craht~eo we're ores.s
a. tie Tony Schneeberger home on
S"r'av.
:" nodore Doorr Is working for
Crrder F'nderholt
Crn er Finderholt pn1 Theodore
Door" we're business callers In Os-
siar TriSsv.
Mise Matel PetwarI was a guest
OF Nellie D'niels Sunday.
Clarence Trnhtree was a caller In
Centennial Sunday.
A. Crahtree was guest ct the
Rae hunfle home q few days last
week.
Juline Brown was a business call
er ot Dominic Wiltgen's one day last
week.
Mrs. Fred Rekward was q caller at
the evils Pekward home Saturday.
DR.. A. J"en Of Oss' an was a pro-
Tess onal caller In Centennial few
DAYS last week.
Bert Lennon Ia somewhat better
at this writing.
Miss Freda Koch ASST ted Mrs. ".
Pankow with her household duties
last week.
Miss Mabel Rekward was a g"est
OF her sister, Mrs. Alfred Anderson
SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfre' Anderson
were callers st the Rekward home
saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pow Morris Of Sioux
CITY are here for visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sersland have
moved onto Mr.. Sersland's farm in
Centennial.
'ernsn Reward spent Sunday
with home folks.
Mrs. l.. ID. Burrows delivered
some fine chickens to C. F. Limbeck
Saturday.
A few from here attended the
canoe at Castalia Tuesday.
Fred Rathbun OF Ossian Is work
inc for w. p Rosa.
Ed. Teree, who has been working
for w. P. Rosa has resigned.
John and Theodore Rosa spent
Wednesday night at the w. Rosa
home.
Miss Mabel Rekward, who has
been working for Mrs. Gunder Fin
derholt, returned to her home Fri
day.
Miss Regina Funke was a caller at
the Dora Daniels home today.
Dora Daniels was business call
er In Ossiaa today.
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CALMAR.

NOV. ~, 1911.
Norman Olson was down from
Austin Saturday AMI Sunday.
Someone entered Ed. Olson's store
last night and took $3.50.
The Study Club meets with Mrs.
Gilmartin today.
A reception will be held at VIM.
Millward's tonight for Rev. Young
and wife.
The M. p. Ladies' Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. Hertz next Thursday.
A very sad accident occurred near
Jackson Junction this morning. Mr..
Shuman, former resident OF Cal
mar and another man were struck
by an engine while on q han lear.
badly hurt. Mr.. Shuman was brought
here and 1t Is feared that his arm
will have to be amputated.
Andrew Olson and Miss Erma
Olson went to st. Paul this morning.
There will be a basket ball game
between the Calmar high school and
the Ionia high school boys next Fri
day, at the opera house. The Jun
Tor and Senior Calmar high school
girls teams will also play.
Mrs. Aausehund was In DEBORAH
Wednesday.
Walter Yagor and Porter Hertz
went to New Hampton Friday, TO
play basket ball with Cresco against
New Hampton. Cresco won the game
by the score OF % to 81.
Quite a number from here attend
ed court In DEBORAH last week.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid So
ciety will hold an apron sale In the
church basement Wednesday.
Mrs. Cory OF Charles City, Dis
trict superintendent of the Iowa
Childrens' Home spoke at the NJ. f.
church last night.
Mrs! Nelson entertained the N. l..
Society last Wednesday.
English services were held In the
Norwegian church last night.
Miss Della Christianson visited at
the Nels Olson home the past week
The Fireside Club surprised Miss
Emma Peterson on her birthday last
Saturday evening.
visit In Waterloo Friday.
Calmar will have a postal savings
bank next Wednesday.
Walter Bucknell OF DEBORAH was
In town Tuesday.
Some OF the pupils OF the public
school are preparing for the Thanks
giving exercises.
The auction sale of Joseph Hast
, ing's farm goods was postponed.
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sPILLVILIE.

Nov. 20, 1911.
Frank Benesh was down from FIT
Atkinson Sunday, visiting relatives.
A. G.. Heck OF DEBORAH was Ia
town on business Sunday.
Mrs. J. BernatZ and son Fred at
tended church at FIT. Atkinson Sun
day.
Rev. George Helm of Sherroll, la.
was q guest OF j. II. Haug and ram
lily 'aat wneI
Frank HAPPIER came up from Ma
son ,lty Ai.,ay, tor sno.t stay
with home folks.
Jos. Mashek, a former resident or
Sr''lville brit now of Cedar Rapi' g,
was In town renewing old acquaint-
aL,es tie | tier part OF last week.
Misses Regina Fisher and Cert
rude Kapinos were at DEBORAH last
Saturday.
Mrs. Poshusta of Mason City ar
rived here Friday, to attend the fun
eral OF Mr.. BLY,.
Frank Schwartz arrived home on
Wednesday from Cedar Rapids, fol
a visit at his parental home.
j. J. Haug has bought the J. !.
Klimesh saloon property.
Two members of the Anderson
Grain Co. Of Galesburg. Ill. have
spent the past week In town, invoic-
ing the goods In JOS. Sebesta's store
which they expect to buy.
Mr.. Matthias Billy died at the home
of Mrs. Poshusta Thursday, death
resulting from old age. The de-
ceased was born in Sepekov, Bo
hernia, Feb. IS, 1924. He had beef
resident OF Spillville for forty
years. The funeral services were
conducted from the Catholic church
Friday morning, Rev. Broz offciat-
ing.
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CUNOv Ek

| Nov. 20, 1911.
Mrs. Randy Haugen of Calmal
vis.teu at the Thomas Erland home
several days last week.
Henry dalvorson was over from
DEBORAH Tuesday.
Mrs. John Frana and Miss Stens
Pizinger drove to Spillville on bust
ness Tue day.
viii Klema was at DEBORAH Sat.
urday.
Mrs. Joe Kafka was over from
Calm ar Wednesday, visiting hel
folks.
Mrs. Frank soukup and daughters
Celia and Mary were shopping in De-
! corah Tuesday.
tina L.nGanger were at DEBORAH last
Wedne sday.
Miss c. .stina Johnson vas at
Tierorah Thursday.
Joseph Vitousek and wife and
son of SIillville were at DEBORAH on
business Thur day.
Mrs. Frank Hayman and cLil'ren
returne to their home at VIII ans,
Iowa THURSDAY after waah'~ visit
VT Joserh Friska and family.
Mrs. John Frana Was aC DEBORAH
Friday
Joe Phillips was at Calmar Thurs
day.
Joseph Klema was at Cresco be-
tW cen trains Friday.
Mrs, Mike Krall and Mrs. Joseph
LisFa were at Calna Friday.
Joseph Baburek, Ed. Phil 'ps, An
ton Olson and Christian Johnson and
caughter were at DEBORAH Saturday.
Mil e Phillirs w"s over from De-
corah Thursday. visiting his folks.
Mrs. Ed. Phillips and daughter.
Bessie, were at Calmar Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Kuderna and baby
visited at Calmar Wednesday.
Frank Janechek went to Calmar
Saturday, for a visit with his sister.
George CUMMINGS was In Lawler
on business Saturday.
Mike McShatko visited at Spill
vile Friday.
VIII Klena was at Mason City a
couple Of days lat week On busi-
ness.
Mrs. Andrew Dyrland of Calmar
visited several days last week with
Kr"+ F'"str~d and family.
Mrs. Ed. Swehla went to Jackson
Junction Saturday, for an over oun-
day visit at her parental home.
Misses Lottie Falness and Wilma
Flaskrud went to Calmar Sat"r ''v.
for an over Sunday visit at the e.
J. Dyrland home.
James Janechek drove to Calmar
Saturday.
Fred Swehla of Calmar spent Sun
day in town with mis- brother Ed.
James Kovarik was down from
Spillville on business Monday.
Louis Kulish and fam ly Of Marion
came Monday, to attend the Friska
Humpal wee ding.
Miss Mary Bena returned to De-
corah this morning, after an over
Sunday visit at Spillville.
J. H. Haug of Spillville went to
DEBORAH on business today.
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OSSlAN.
Nov. 20. 1911,

| Nov. 20, 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leibola are the
happy parents of baby boy, borr
Wednesday.
Ray Emery of Hartley, Iowa came
Fricay, for visit with his sister
and grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harvey moved
into town Thursday.
Tom Cavanaugh went to Let's
Iowa, to visit frien"s.
Pew. M. ]. Thiltgen returned from
Dubuque Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Daniels was q De
corah visitor Friday.
n. o. DeCraf visited at Charles
City Thursday.
Gregory Figge visited at Monona
Friday.
Miss Coldie Dowd entertained the
Alfred Tennyson Club Friday even
ing.
Roy Rich ards of Castalia visited
friends In town Friday.
Florence Dorman OF Fayette came
SATURDAY, for visit at the Andrew
Lee home.
Fife jewell Of DEBORAH was in
town Saturday.
Miss Klein Of Calmar was in town
saturday, looking after her millinery
shop.
Ed. Reber returned to his home
at Butte. Mont, after weeks visit
here with relatives.
Arthur Shoats OF Giard visited
friends here Saturday.
Hugo BarthelDa of Deerwood,
M'nn. came Sunday, to be home to
'ttend his brothers wedding.
Ed. Schultz OF DEBORAH spent Sun
day at home.
Mabel We'teenant OF Cresco was
an over Sunday visitor at home.
Leo Bartbelpa of Dubuque came
home Sunday, to spend q few days
vacation.
Mrs. Miller and daughter visited
in Postville over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Weber visited relatives
at Monona over Sunday.
Rose Kaupel went to Cresco Sun
day. to visit her brother.
Tony Hartman Of Dubuque visited
at the Figee home over Sunday.
Matt He'nen, Ed. Kliesart, II. J.
Etteldorf, L. A. Meyer, A. T. Baker,
Rev. N. J. Thiltgen, Mike Klien,
Frank Schweinfus and Frank Huber
attended the X. c. initiation and
banquet at Cresco Sunday.
John Bartbelma went to Spillville
toAay, to visit friends.
Emma Kaupel returned home from
Dubuque today, after a two weeks'
visit with her bro her.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-11-22
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP

Nov. 20, 1911.
Freddie Koch has been picking
corn away from home the past few
days.
The windmills at Goth's and Rein
harris both went down In the storm
week ago.
Louis Wagner has been helping F..
Butz haul fodder for a number of
days.
Walter Kratz has been picking
corn for Charley Hornberger for a
few days.
A representative OF the Northern
Telephone Co. called In this neigh
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-11-22

borhood last week, on business for
the company.
John Reinhart purchasei a new
gazoline eng ne from Butz last week
to take the place of his windmill.
A few from here attended party
in the western part of the township
last week.
Joe Wagner of Spillville visited
at home q few days last week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-11-22

For pains In the side or chest dam
pen a piece of flannel with Chamber
lain's Imminent and bind H. on over
the seat OF pain. There rs nothing
better. For sale by all medicine
dealers. Nov
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-11-22

For coughing, dryness and tick
ling In the throat, hoarsness and al
coughs and colds, take Foley's Honey
AMI Tar Compoun Contains NO
opiatee. r. A. Engbertson. Nov