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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-01-18
Pleasant Party

Miss Maggie Mertes spent cou-
Pile of days at the Frank Navratil
homelast week and while there her
young friends arranged party in
her honor by inviting in number
of young people Of the neighbor-
hood. 1t was pleasant social event
and climaxed with delicate lunch
before they disbursed.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-01-18
Social Gathering

Clarence Wolf Was twenty. one
years of age last Thursday, when
about 80 of his friends aud relatives
called TO wish him safe voyage:
through life. AS token of their
regards they presented him with
gold band ring.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-01-18
Checkers

Amos Forsyth, Jack Irwin and
another gentleman from Wiota,
Iowa came to Extra Monday and
played series of games of checkers
with our experts, DR.. Riley, Rev.
Smith and Mark Nelson. 1t WAS a
fine contest and the Wiota gentle
men wen the series.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-01-18
Very Gratifying

Mr.. Rethmeier's sale closed Sat-
urday last and the results were very
satisfactory to him. He extends
his thanks to all his patrons and
desires to say that impression pre-
vaiiing that he intends to leave Ex-
ira is erroneous. He intends to han
die more goods than ever before
from the old stand.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-01-18
Hon. Thomas Kelly

Mr.. L. III. Kelly, at one time a Re-
preventative from Audubon County
but now Of Bozeman, Montana was
in the County recently shaking
hands with old time friends.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-01-18
Pleasantly Situated

Mr.. George Adams of Houston,
Texas, is visiting at the Patty Broth
er's nome in Greeley township. All
are apparently having good time
this cold wintry weather.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-01-18
Pleasant Associations

Last Sabbath Mr.. P. NJ. Christen-
sen, wife aud son, Arley Johnson
and wife, George Milliman and wife
all met at the Ed Milliman home
down in Slippesyelmhu-st END heI1p---
ed Ed spend another anniversary Of
his existence. 1t was happy gath
ering aud 10 errors were commit.
tod
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-01-18
Notice Of Incorporation
To whom IL NAV concern:

To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned have associated themselves
together under and by virtue of chapter
one, title nine, of the Code of Iowa,
and the laws smendatory thereto, as
corporation, and have adopted articles
on incorporation which provide as fol-
lows, towit:
~ The name of such corporation is
'sExira Drug Company" and its prin-
cipal place of transacting business is
Extra, Iowa.
(2) The general nature of the busi-
ness to be transacted by such corpora
tion is the conducting of a general drug
business including side lines, the pur-
chase and sale, at wholesale or retail,
of drugs, medicines, jewelry and such
other goods and merchandise as may be
determined upon, and also the repair
ing of watches, clocks and jewelry and
the purchase of The necessary toos and
appliances therefor, and the purchase
and sale of such other artic es and
things of general use or sale, as may be
determined upon from time to time by
the directors of said company.
(3) The amount of capital stock au-
thorized by the articles ofincorporation
is ten thousand dollars, which is to be
paid in at the call of the board Of direc-
tors of such corporation, without con-
-dition.
(4) That the corporation shall com
mence business on the arst day Of jan
uary, 1912, and continue fer period of
twenty years, with right OF renewal.
(5) That the affairs of such corpora
ton are to be conducted by board Of
Eve directors, to be elected oil the
Tuesday of December, 1919, and the
first Tuesday of each December there
after; at which election each person or
corporation shall te entitled to one vote
for each share of stock owned by such
person or corporation, which vote may
be cart in person or by proxy; and
until the election of such officers in De
esmber 1912, the following named per-
sons, e. ID. Powell, A. W. Harvey, M.
p. Mardesen, Axel Borjesson and j. M.
Car son shall be the directors of such
corporation; and tine directors, at their
first meeting in each year, shall elect
from their own nHmber president,
who shall hold his office for one year,
and until his successor is elected and
qualified, and at the same meeting the
directors shall elect secretary and
treasurer, who shall hold their offices
during the pleasure of said board.
(6) That the b CHEST amount of in
shall at any time subject itself shall not
be in excess of two thirds of the CAPT
tai stock issued and outstanding, and
shall in no case exceed the sum of
$4,000 .O0.
(O That the private property of the
members of such corporation shall be
exempt from the debts of said corpora.
ton.
u. ID. POWELL
A. w. HARVEY
M. p. MARDEsHN
AXEL BORJEssoN
j. M. CARLSON
CHRIS WOLF
DRAcE SoRNsoN
CHRIST CHRISTENSEN
NELS. B. CHRISTENSEN
G. U. NELSON
CHRIS LARsEN
l.. N. EsBECK
Tom MARDEsEN
M. d. NILSSON
p. M. CHRISTENSEN
FRANK MARDEsEN
r.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-01-18
None Guilty.

None Guilty.
r wouldn't bleach my hair"
Exclaimed sweet Gladys Maud;
And every bleached blonde there
Proceeded to applaud.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-01-18

!. NJ. CARLSON, Asst. Cashier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
Ser Mann hnitet 1tb bridt &ippen.

Nad einem fiirdterli4en Sraten=
anfun ipiirte Elm Mann in Meenab,
@is., idredlide @dmer5en in ieiner
Geite, inns iein Doftor fan6 aus, 6ab
5pei &tppen gebroden maren. 8elde
8ein miir6e 81. Sings Meue @nt5ed=
11ng linn eeipart baben! Gin paor
Gbee1offel bon en5et einen alten SUI
iten, mdbren6 anbaltenoer @ebraud
bartnddigen @uiten beieitigt ur6 mi-
6erpdnitiee grfalt1ngen bertreibt
ooer idma6e, mebe 2ungen beilt. SD
Bin i~ber5aegt, 6oB es cine @ottes-
ienoltng fir sic @emi@beit it,,
idreibt Srau gffie Mortony Columbia,
&c.,, r5enn ib CLAUDE, i@ miir6e be1te
6ie 5dtptn6illdt baben, tpenr i@ 6ie<
ies groBartige Mittel nidt eebrau@t
batte" sc 9orantirt 3ufrie6enbeit,
ur5 SIR fonnt cine fpeie @eriu6s<
f1aide baben o6er cine so Gents o6er
$1.00 @r0be in Molitors Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

erb0bt un6 miro cine Eburm11br er=
balten. - SSn @a1en fan6 Sic
@runSiteinlegurg CUR 6ortigen 11euert
fatb. Stride, 6erem Soften auf 224,=
600 Mf. berani6la9t itn6, itatt. -
Snfolge zines @6laganfaus itarb
ser bodnp. Domz@opitulor Saul b.
Maier in &ottenburgi inn Sc.
2ebensiabre. = Sn Suit itarben
sic int Sitter bon 11abe5u 70 Sobren
fteben0en Mi@. @dlo5'iden @be-
leute, bet6e innerbaIb 3 Stun6er. =
Ser l1nterlebrer 2u6m. @r0ner bon
Musberge ridoB ii@ I'M @ta6t=
mal6. = 9as 1teue, init einem @o>
Itenaufman6e bon $4,000 mf. er-
ba11te @ronfenbous in 2an9beim
lit einge,peibt mor6en. = Die Gran-
ciscanerinen in @eute Baben 6as
Mntneien 1es Bruuers 8eb in S N
gerfingen angefnuft un5 tpir6
es III cine @r3iebungsonftolt fir
idmadfimige &tnber umgebout tper-
Sen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
enoet Sasb mad REDEEM Mabd1eu.

9a1tftg enSet sic Sago nod einem
re1d)e11 Mao@en, tpen1t ser Mon1 Ell
mem 5ranen5imnrer %begeqnet, 6os
electric gitters 9ebraudt: SIRE itar-
ten Nerben loiien ouf belen @erifan5
l1no gleifes @emiitb idIieben. ssbr
Eflr1d9enblnfben farbiges Musi eben
l1ro rotbli6en 2ippen fonme1r bon it,
rem netnen Slut; lire beuen Muqe,1
BON gelunSem sdlaf; ibr elaitil6er
Sang bon feiten, freien Musfeln, al
les be5eugt sic @eiun6beit un6 Stqr=
fe> melde electric @itters ser 6ra,1
perlei6t, nn0 6os 6reiiein BON unper-
Saul1dfeit, &iidentpeb, &opfpeb, Obn-
ma@t un0 Sdapin0elmfduen, sic So
our6 er5el'gt mer6en. ueberau fins
l1e beoor5ugte &eilmittel ser Trouen..
@enn i@mo6 ooer binfauig perl,1d1t
tie. 500. in Molitors Mpotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06


Sol. Golb inn Sitter bon SO Sabren
geitorben. @r batte friiber als Bicar
in sdmierli6 un6 ais 8farrer in
@olrop=la=&ode un6 S@reined ge=
wirft. = Sodm. ST.. &farrer Daua
in @iImerSbeim begging iein
@oloencS Briei ter =Subilaum. -Durd
Die grploiion elmer S0tb<2ampe muir
Sc in Ser demiiden Sabrif 6eigel II.
60. in 2utterba9 GROCER Sda=
Sen angeri6tet. = 9ie @beleute 5r5.
Sol. @ib un0 Nbilippine, geb. Sort
mon1t in 8olienbeim feierten
@oloene @odBeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
: Sn 5tranbingi tarb g. @ma-
tueI CONNER Dom 6ortigen @arme-

= Sn 5traubingi tarb g. @ma-
nuel5 CONNER pom oortigen @arme<
literfloiter int So. 9ebenSiabre. =
@farrer Bieringer bonn &loiter Da=
menjtift BEL O1terbofen beging
in geiitiger ur1o forperli6er Stride
Ieinen 80. @ebnrtstog un6 ebenio
audi ser @enior 5es Domcapitels in
@egensburg, Domcapttnlar
@eiitl. Motb SOB. s@maiger. = Sn
MidersfeI5en itiir5te ser 8ier-
brouer nn6 Seconom 8rtes, Der auf
ser @eiieleinfaiiung eingel61afen tpor,
in 6os fod)en6e 8ier un6 muroe bud<
itabIi6 geiotten. = SSn 8aprentb
lit Observation-Disclosures a. 9. eou'
or6 8operIein I'M SO. 2ebensiabre ge<
Itorben. = @ol6ene &od8eit feierte
@oumeifter @eorg @0uot nit @emob-
lin in Mlt6orf. = Sn 8oben-
It n eritad ser 0economsiobn Sra.
Bod tpegen zines geringflgige'1
Streites sen 24idbr. 6abrtfarbeiters<
iobn Sob. Sabrnbo15.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS OR
0l6enbnrq.

81 &eIlenba6 fan6 0le
@run0iteinlegung 51 elmer &apele
ltott. = Die groBe &uidmarm'ide
@i11omiible in &o0enfir6en tit
lamn1t @etrei6e im @ertbe BON 49,
600 Mf. abgebrannt.
Seiterreid l1n9arn.
@abren6 oes belrigen @inters
ereigneten iid in Sen Sa15bur=
ger Bergen 16 ltngliidSfdae, bon
oe1nen 9 einen to6tliden MuSgang
nobmen, mabren6 in Z 6anen 6ie
8etroffenen tbeils nit idmeren,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
Sic alte @eimatb.
GannDper.

Ser M elmer MuBenmano oes
,SiIbesbeimer Comes betllo=
Iid1e berii6mte 1000idbrige @ole
itrouh tomb III sen letten Sobren
in @efobr, p0aig eina1geber, "a Die
Smilolal1s ln1o o,1bere &ranfbe1ten
an irn orge &erbeerungen ongerld-
tet fotten. Ganf iorgiamiter &flege
uuo infolge leiner fiinitlid)en graab-
r,111a nit Sdienblut lit ser beriibmte
Gtrol1d, iebt mieoer pollig gelnnoet
inns fat bereits mieoer redt fraftlge
Sriebe entmidelt. = 9odp. 9r.
Iomcapitular rno @eilfl. &atb or.
1eoen in Osnobriid bat iein %
iabriges S1bildum als 9irector oes
fatb. 2ebreri eminars begongen.
@eitfalen.
Sim 8. S,1li begebt Ser Man1er=
@elong = @erein &erne oie 6eter
ieines 50jd6rigen 8eitebens. - Ser
idon por Sobren geplante 8ou zines
itaotiiden s6Iadtboui es in &erne
loa oemnGdit in Mngriff genomme1t
mer0en. = Ser Sobn 6es friiberen
neutrality-suspicious. bon Sort
numb, Or. Sent, lett 1885 in
goeit mobnbaft, lit int Sitter bon 80
esabren geitorben. Muf Der 3ed)e
Moiien mrr6e ser @ergmann q.
gieg 6urd) undergraduates @eItei11
qet06tet. - Sn Werne berln1=
gillette orf ser 3e6e &einrid+@nitao
ser @ergmann @etnr. &reib tootlid
l11o sic 5iGbrige Sodter oes 8erg=
marns @ilb. S6nei6er muroe bon
einem acknowledgements to0tli9
i%iberfabren.
&bcinprpbtn5.
Die @emeinoe 8enratb fat
Sen 01tl. Sbeil 6es fgl. S6lolies fir
Gdul5pede u%n1gebal1t un6 mir0 aud
BARN 6as @ealgpmnui tum un0 Die
b6bere So6teridule unterbringen. =
0ie 8farrfir6e in 8leGban Ell
lit 6urd Musmala1ng unS Senltern
aus gebrunntem @laie b%eoenten1
Der l90nert tpor0en. = Sm Sitter bon
6 Sobren lit int Briioerbous gu
Gob1en5 bodtp. ST. Serb. Me11=
rin geitorben. = SSn @a1ber=
burg itarb bodm. ST.. &forrer uno
Difinitor Srieor. @ilb. 2auffs int
6S. 2ebensjabre. = Die Draden=
burg gu &0nigsminter lit bon
elmer o1erifaniiden @eieui6aft, oie
sort Concerto geben min, fir jabrli9
10000 Morf gepadtet mor6en. =
Sodm. ST.. @erb. 2u6m. &enneS, Bi=
car gu @oeren, lit int Sitter bon
70 Sabren plobli6 beridie6en. =
@eb. COMMENCEMENT @0fer, @bren=
burger ser Sta6t tenn @eib, lit
int 70. 2ebensiabre g%eitorben. = Die
9ebrerin SRI. @enge it, na6 81
iGbriger 9ienit5eit an Ser Ma09en=
@o1fsidule 5lt ct. S0nis, int Ml=
ter bon fait 80 Sobren in SEN &ube=
itanS getreten. = Ser ongemein per<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
nem GROCER saneerfeit.
Qmrembmra.

2nrembmrg.
Mnlablih Ser 3bronbeiteigrng oerx
@robber5ogin am IA. Sum- iin6 GRO
bere Jeitli6feiten eggplant, an 6ener
oiele Siritlidfeiten lno @eian0ten
tbeilnebn1en merSen. = gmpfin0li-
der 5roitid]a0en lift in Sen @einber=
gen e%nt}tanoen. Sn Albn, Mie6er=
0onoen, &anad, 2enningen, @oitin=
gen ioa fait sic @dlfte berloren fem.
= Mltd 6elter tpie6er botte sic 6eit=
teier 5ur @bren ser Gotronin 2uren1= :
burg's, Ser uIroiterin ser 8etriibs.'
ten", cine groBe 8etbeiliglng un6
einen impoianten @erlauf. = Sm
Mlter bon 67 Sabren itarb in 80 l.
delbn6 bodm. &r. Yet. @opier,
trilber Efarrer BON @ol6ro6t un6
9eaig. SSn saarburq ftarb
Der en1er. Eforrer ST.. Sacob Brott,
81 Sabre alt. @r mirfte oIs gicors
In stenlel ltn6 oIs Nforrer in Sob,
Ter ur1o Gontern.-9urd Teuer 5er-
ltort mnr5em: in @oo6t Mam-
brudD, Sas Mnmeien 6es 6. Maqo-
nette; in @reimel6ingen.
@ous, Sdeune, Stallung IL. g6up+
pen 6es 8in5ers sAlelinqer, un5
Sdeure inns Stom 6es Mnurers @et.
Meoinger=6iider, iammt alien SUIT
terborratben; in &o ipeIt stam,
S@mieoe II. @obmbaus 6es gdmie=
oes @regoris = @al1er; in 80 o M
pod S&eume un5 stauung 6es $.
Sdi1t; in &eispeIt 6os @obnz
baus 6es @irtbes nbres= 8iirden; 1T
5offelt 6os @obnbous 6es @dl1=
tiers Mi6. Heters.
Sdhpeis.
Die in ct. @aIIen obqeboI..
tene Sanien6jobrfeier 5es fl. SOFTER
geitaltete ii6 gu elmer mdidtiqen
&u110gebutrg ser gon5en fath. 8epol-
terltng ni@t m1r ser @to6t, {on5ern
au@ oeren peiteiter ltmgebunq. CO.
gar aus Dem Mus1an6e tporen @}dife
er1dtenen, Inn SOFTER, Sem oemiitbi=
gen Monde, Didter uno S6nqer
ibre @brfurdt un6 Danfborfeit on.
leinem touien6iten Eo5estooe gu Be-
5e1ge11: = Ssn Duben6orfito rb
i'm Sitter bon 70 Sobren @eridtg=
praiiSent Mrno16 8antIi. - ss1
Is ontenSmi1 lit 5os SOB. SUIT. .
5tfer'i@e &aus iammt Tabrbabe
11teoergebronnt: = Die @eberei 8Io=
der In Bern lit nie5ergebrannt. sSsr1
Nad7booen 6es @auies idIiefen per=
1aieoeme Mrbeiter un6 etpa 20 1r1qo-
rt1fe Sal1iirer. 8mei bon ibuen ifie=
gen auf 6ns Dad un5 iprongert oatf
Die StroBe. @ei6e tpur6en idtner ber-
lett nn5 mubtem in 6os Solpita1 oe=
bradt meroen. - @iir5Ii6 bronnten
m Seoingen BEL 3iri4 Sic 3u ser
oort1gen Miible geboren6en SefonS.
mie9ebal1Se nieSer. Gin @dderqeieue
aus Dem Canton 8ufeI bot sen 8rano.
nod eirtetn @orttpedieI nit ieinem
Metlter nn5 in Ser Mbiidt, iid 6urd
gerbrenttet 6as 9eben 5t 11eb nnen, ob-
119tl1@ beruriadf. Ct fonnte nod
red)t5eittg bonn '%brennen5en Selftof
berlntergebolt mer6en. - Ser G,on-
ton 81. SALIENT pabIte ieinen Cont
fonsrab gum eriten male nad 6em
Eropor5. 4 Barteien batten Comb
oaten oufgeite1t, sic gonierpotiper,
Stberolen, eDmofraten un6 @oaioI5e.
mofroten. Gin beftiger @abIfombf
mar aaentba1ben gefiibrt 1por6en. Das
ergebntB lit fo1gen6es: @emdbIt tpa1r=.
Den 50 @onierbatipe, 81 2iberoIe, tS
Gemofraten un6 II so3iaI6emofro-
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
@mrttemberg.

Ser 0ecan uno gta0tpfarrer
Mlgr. Mlrn5 in 9 i6ingem be-
ging lein 2%5iabriges Sl1bildum. -
Ser Iburm ser Hfarrfirde in g e u
bouena. S. ml1roe auf AZ Meter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
8aben.

Sn ser @emarfung 8uggin@
gen mur6e in elmer Giefe bon 708
Metern ein 4 90. tiefes &a1ilager
angebobrt. = Nady0em erit Dor fur
sem in gttingen 5 &aui er ut,6
4 Sd)eltner nie6ergebrannt itn6, mutt
0e1t sort nl111 mie0er mitten I'M Srte
6 @obnbduie r un6 4 Sdeunen einge=
6i6ert. Mebrere @emobner fonnten
nl1r fnapp ibr 2eben retten. Man
perrm11bet 8ran0itiftung. = 9as
@of11= Ii. Seeonomie= @ebGr6e 6es
2an6mirtbes @orretb in Moos lit
o%bgebrannt. = SIM Sta0ttbei1 Heters-
hm1ien miro 5u 6 o NIT a n 3 cine 11e1ee
fatb. Stride gebal1t, 6eren 8aufoite
iid a1f 100000 81. belaufen. - Or.
4. 9en6er in 5osbod begging iein
40idbriges &farriubildum. - Dos
Mntpei EN- 6es 2an6pirtbes 8. Meier
in S edtineenm ur5e 6urd 8euer
foft pouitGn0ig pernidtet. = Sn
gberbad feierten Sdubmader=
meiiter $. &orI inns @befrou @ol6ene
&od5eit. SSn g Ri + I itorb ser 72=
jdbrige friibere &atbi@reiber 2l16m.
@eitel.
@liaf=2 otbrin9en.
Sic 9feben boben in Ser @egen5
BON &appoltsmei1er 1erart
6urd Sroit gelitten, 6aB ale &off=
nl1ngen auf cine quite @einleie &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

ebrte &forrer Brqlot 8ertram
Brodes in &epe1aer lit I'M Sitter
bon IS Sabren geitorber.
8aDern.
Sic Efarrfirde in Mllers=
beim erbalt cine nel1e Sbrumubr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

ldtpunSen iin6. - Die alte &naben=
iduIe in &i1ienbeim muroe OBJ
gebrodyen nn6 miro at beren @teQe
Elm fatb. @ereinsbaus erbaut. - SSn
ct. &reu5 lit bodm. ST.. Hfarrer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

tbeils nit lei@teren @erlebungen
0apontamen. - Ser MGnnergeiang-
perein v9ie6erfran5" in Sran=
5enSbao begebt 5u @fingiten iei=
ne 50iabrige @rinoungsfeier nit Ell
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-02-09
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Edith Sullivan and Sadie Sullivan are
leaders in the spelling contest now in
progress The class numbers sixteen ana
the average for three weeks is So
Those having no marks for the first
month are Ethel Belden, Pearle Farm
ham, Ronald Harper, Katherine LaRan.
ger. Ernest Larrabee, Frank Meehan and
Sadie sullivan. The average attendance
is 95f; in punctuality 91%.
Those who are on the Honor Roll are
Bessie Wright Ethel Belden, Peare
Farnham, Sadie Sullivan and Frank
Meehan. Condition Of honor roll are
these No t rdy marks, no inexcusabe
absences, department above 80, and
scholarship above so
a large picture of the Sstine Madonna
has been presented to the school by the
pupils 1t has been framed and will be
hung up som
A basket ball game was played Friday
evening, January 26, between the Mid
dlebury Boy Scouts and Shoreham Boy
Scouts. The score was l 3 to 20 in favor
Of Middlebury.
The Girl Scouts meet every Monday
evening. They are learning the wigwam
system of signaling. At the last meet
ing cOlors and names were selected for
the different patrols. For the meeting,
January 80, the Boy Scouts were invited
for a social hour.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-02-09

Mrs. E. L Noble, Mrs. S. j. Billings,
Lucy Hale; committee on church
records, j. s. Chandler; committee on
parsonage furniture, Agnes Billings, Cora
Wood, Adah Billings, Mrs. E. E. Damon;
committee on church music, L. Billings,
Mrs. E. l.. Noble; delegate to layman's
association, Mrs. Harrie E. Coulter.
George King is on the sick list again.
Edison Day is again on the retired list
w. V. Farr of Burlington. and who
represents the Free Press, is in town
looking up old subscribers, and trying
to secure new ones.
The Ladies' Aid society gathered at the
parsonage on the first instant, and had
for guests delegation from the sister
society at East Mddlebury, consisting of
Mesdames Russell, Atwood, Fem, Bid
well, Boardman, Bryant, Turner and
Olmstead, and Miss Norah Peck, coming
in double rig with Kent Kirby as
driver. They all reported having had
good time. Our ladies are liable to re
turn the visit
The Mems club will give a social at the
G. A. X. hall on Friday evening, Feb
ruary Is.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre-
gational church met at the home of MI.
and Mrs. w. H. Calvin on Wednesday,
where a splendid dinner WAS served.
The aid society considers MIR. Calvin a
fine host.
Notices are posted for an examination
to be held at Ripton, February II. for
the position of postmaster at Bread Loaf.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-02-09
COUNTY NEWS
8HOREHAM.

Perry b. Wolcott died in Chicago, I'll d,
of heart failure following weeks illness
with erysipelas in his face.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore of Ticon.
deroga called ON relatives last Friday
and Saturday.
S. w. Witherell is seriously i'll with
ood-poisoning at his home in the vii.
lage.
Mrs. Henry Bissell has sold her farm
on Smith street to Mr.. Clark, now living
in Massachusetts.
A pretty wedding took place last
Thursday evening at the home of the
bride when Mr. and Mrs. John Jones'
eldest daughter, Miss Ethel, and Hugh
Baker were united in marriage by Rev
Charles Waite. About seventy We
guests were present to witness the cere-
mony. The presents were numerous.
Hands Cove Chapter, d. A. r., will
hold their annual gcntleman's night at
Academy hall, Shoreham, Monday even.
ing, February II, 1912. Entertainment
at o'clock.
LILLIAN b. LARRABEE, Historian.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-02-09
EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Albert Bushey has disposed of hi:
place to William H. Cobb of Middebury
who has immediate possession Mr.
Bushey has moved to Winchester, N. H
W. G. Damon of Sudbury was with
his people over Sunday.
George C. Ross of New Haven, Conn,
is visiting his people here.
John Randle and Miss Norah Peck
were with friends at FerriFburg during
the past week
The East Middlebury Improvement
society will hold a social dance at Good
Tempars' hall on Friday evening, Feb.
ruary 49, Refreshments will be served
Let everybody come aud help to push the
work along. A small admission fee will
be charged for dancing.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Kimpton of New
Haven Mills Were the GUESTS Of Mr.. end
Mrs. Almon Euos during the past week
The fourth quarterly conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church was held at
the home Of Mrs. Olive Olmsted on Fri
day morning, February >. District Super.
ntendrnt Rev John il. Coleman, d d ,
of Rutland, presiding. The following
officers We're elected for the year ensu-
ing: Trustees, A. A. BOardman. w. W.
Turner, +. f. Sumner. Frederick Bid
well and Il. &. BOardman; stewards, A.
A. Boardman, w. w. Turner, f. f
Sumner, r. c. Boardman. MIS-. A. a.
Boardman, Mrs w. W. Turner, Mrs.
Olive Olmsted, Mrs. L A. Perry, Mrs.
Horace Elmer, w. X. Kirby, Mrs Edwin
Sumner. Ransom Linsiey, Vernice Lovett,
Mrs w. X. Kirby, Mrs. Lena Brown,
Frederick Bidwell, Mrs. Frederick Bid
we'll, Mrs. Wallace Newton: the local
preacher, Frederick Bidwell; Sunday
school superintendent, Mrs. w. w.
Turner; recording steward, r. c. Board
man; district steward, A, A. Boardman;
lay electoral, delegate r. C. Boardman;
reserve, w. X. Kirby; delegate to lay
mans association, r c. Boardman; trier
of appeals, w. W. Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Almon Woodcock of
New Haven were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Dewey during the week.
Peter Tierney found his horses loose on
going to the barn on Tuesday morning
and that they had kicked each other so
badly that it required the service of
veterinary to patch them up.
The ladies of st. Barnabas' guild will
hold their next meeting with Mrs. E A.
Bradley on Wednesday afternoon, Feb
ruary "A. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended.
The annual meeting of the East Mid
dlebury improvement society was held
at the school house on Tuesday evening,
February 6. The following officers were
elected for the year ensuing: President,
K. M. Day; vice president, Alma N.
Manney; secretary, j. A. Douglas; treas
urer, :. w. Tisdale; executive commit
tee, Mrs. Milo Day, Mrs E. NJ. Day, Miss
Laura Ross, George Eldridge, Charles
Maranville, E. NJ. Day; commissioners,
NJ. j. Day, Almon Enos, j. A. Douglas;
collector, Mrs. Alma Manney; auditors,
J. A. Douglas. Mrs. @. F. Partridge, Miss
Laura Ross. The available fund with
which to begin work in the spring is
$232.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-02-09
Antiseptie, Healing. Menth olatu n,
Quickly Kills Catarrh Germs.

Catarrhal troubles can be cured only
by an antiseptic treatment that kills both
the catarrhal germs and soothes and
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Apply a little Mentholatum to the
nasal passages at night and while you
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work and at the same time kills the
catarrhal germs. Its action is almost
immediate; the first nights treatment
gives you great relief.
You can buy 20 cent jar of Menthol-
alum from any druggist with guarantee
of money back if it does not do all that
is claimed for it. This is the most eco.
nomical treatment for catarrh that was
ever known as one package will last two
weeks or more. Every home should
have a jar of Mentholatum as it is in
valuable for all cases of inflammation,
soreness, etc.