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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-06-07

Cherries are said to be plentiful.
sau,,aax "a .,,,..,
80
Ike month q ~ ses ara BRIDES =
mere
Mr.. = X WIS visited baltimore on
inuisoas last
The public schools OF the county clos
Cd LOT the summer on tuesday
Percy is the most gallant young man
In our city.
Mr.. Jack Matthews has returned
home Tor bis summer vacation
st. Peter was unable to get the iinny
tribe to bite last Frid ".
Mrs. L. X. Howard was visitor to
Washington during the week.
The schools are closing and the merry
youngsters are coming homeward.
Indoe Real was in Ia plata on We'd
nesday sitting in a habaes corpus case.
The rain on sunday n;sht has enaf,l-
ed many farmers to begin planting their
tobacco.
Mrs. w. NJ. Lyoa return.d to her
home on Sunday from visit to friends
out of the county.
Mr.. F, B. Matthews has return, d
from 4 trip to Baltimore and other
pIaces.
Miss Raye Bailey spent Thursday
aud Friday last with friends in MARI
boro.
~ u ~ oa,,;nn ,rna hr;das vare
in IA PLATA during the week looking as
pretty and happy as possible,
NJ -. Ss. 80 oar,s;n,,
..a,as.,ss /, ~. -, ~ "a h.,n.s
-
49, c t,., 80 ~
usua %. a.;...as x anton,oh;Ia .r;r
paah;r..,..- i. catusaa. last
has been iudisuosed for some time is
Yapidly regaining his health.
~ eaaato,.S 1ano.stsr ~ Rock
r,,;a, 49, !. ,,;sitar 3 washington
~, a,,a;a., T.. uaaL
Mrs. frank Roach and little children
are visiting the family CT Mr.. Adrian
po<av
Mrs' "0'sn' y
,norner u ~. 4, :, :. ,,s,,;a :, ~
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-06-07

We offer One Hundred Dollars l.e-
ward for any case OF catarrah that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrah Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in ali
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, O
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
~, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials free
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-06-07

The Beard Of Public Works consist
log Of the Governor. Comptroller aud
Treasurer, met In Annapolis on Tues
day and filed number Of Offices re-
quired to be filled by that board. The
following appointments were made:
Shell Fish Commission, Mr. Benjamin
X. Green was reappoin,ed. ex-sheriff
Revell, Of Anne Arundel county, was
appointed in place Of Mr.. Walter }
Mitchell and nv. William II. Maltbie in
place Of DR.. Casweii Crave.
Mr. J. Duke Downs vas reappointed
State Bank Commissioner. Capt. 7.
B. Howard was reappointed Command
er Of the Oyster Navy and all the posi-
tloas OF The various captains Of the
oyster police boats we're flllrd Capt.
Piowden Of the Re, sic jones' was among
those reappointed.
No new state Auditor was named.
Geu. vandlver presented the name Of
John F. o'Malley, but the other two
members resus. to vote for him. Mr..
u'Maflsy was appointed early in the
year as State Auditor but did not com
ply with the Jaw aud qualify, hence,
nader an opinion OF Attorney General
oe the office IS now vacant Mr..
o'Malley was charged with bribegiving
during the last session Of the legisa-
tare aud after an investigation in the
charges by committee Of the legisis-
ture the charges were referred to the
Grand Jury for Anne Arundel County
which exonerated him. 10 view Of
these charges 1t is said that Comptrol-
Ter Harrington refused to vote for him
a-d the Governor acting under the
opinion of Attorney General Poe re
fuses to administer the oath to him and
thus the matter stands.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-06-07

The McDonough Institute began its
closing exercises last night with the
commencement Of the preparatory de-
paitment. Each Of the little ones on
the program performed their parts well
aud with great credit to themselves
Their work was highly enjoyed BY the
audience and the participants were
loudly applauded
The exercises will continue on until
next Wednesday when the tinal com
mrneement exercises WILDE held. The
program Of last nights exercises was
follows:
Piano Solo,. Fortunate 80. .Schuler
Miss Lucille Speake.
Piano. .Coquette Valse- Bachmann
Miss Caroline Christ.
Jack And The Bean Stalk.
Gan operetta in four actsl
"MHAT is WHAT
Jack and his mother are very poor.
Jack sells the COW for some beans. His
mother throws them away. They grow
10 single night. Jack learns Of the
giant, the hen and golden eggs Jack
climbs the stalk to the giants castle.
He escapes with the hen. He cuts
down the bean stalk. Peace and plenty
ever after.
s'WHERE Is WHERE
Act I.-Open space, near woods, in
front Of Jacks house.
Recitation Little Orphant Annie
Eliza Cfuik hank.
Act H. Same as Act I.
Act Ill Interior Of Giants castle.
Act ~. Same as Act | aud IL.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-06-07

The Washington Sunday Star Of June
. will contain a special fashion supple
ment OF particular interest to ladies
showing patterns for styles for the q M
ing summer.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-06-07
For SALE.

A thorugh bred black mare gentle
and sound, good driver, Q years old.
good brood mare, terms with security
10 suit Purchaser price si35.
Address to DR.. S. L. HARMON,
Box e3 Indian Head Md. m "a St.
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CLERK WANTED.

Wanted, good reliable clerk in a
grocery store. Applicant must rive
best reference and understand business.
No other need apply. Address 81
applicants to
MARYLAND INDEPENDENT 0FEIcE.
4-26-4t. La Plata Md.
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Four changes allowed TO yearly advertiser
sithout additional charge
Al advertisements due and payable after
y, first Insertion
Obituaries and PersonAl communications
BE- inserted at ten cents per line
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FRIDAY Jnne 7 1912
| OCAI. AND PERSONAL


NJ. Z. Church South. There will
Preaching at the following places on
Sunday June 9th. Pisgah II a. m.--
Chicamuxen Up. m.
G. M. SARvER, p. o.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-06-07

Pentecastal Church Of the Nazarene
There will be preaching at the
Camp Ground near La Plata Sunday
Jane 9th at 1890 a. IN.
Du Bois Chapel at p. M.
y. w. SWEENEY. P. G.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-06-07
FOR SALE.

One horse power gasoline engine.
One Smiths hand saw. Apply to
BENJAMIN b. COMPTON.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-06-07

There willbe preaching a. the Port
Tobacco Baptist Church, Sunday June
9th at 3 80 p. m. and s p m
REV. j. NJ. THOMAS. Pastor.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-06-07

Port Tobacco PsrIsh.-1st Sunday
after Trinity.
S. Paul Chapel Pinsy.
10 a. m Sunday scho..l.
1870 a. IN. Holy Communion and
Sermon.
Christ Church:
3s0 p. N Memorial Service commen-
Grating the late James f. pondexter
7.3e p m. Evening Payer.
REV. HORACE w. STowELr. Rector.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-06-07

T MURDOCH
General Passenger Aaeat
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-17
ans elmer ataserporHeuuns

Der betannte riibbifds" Dramati
fer SbaIom 9fid srsabIt folgeno.
l0ilide 8iibnenseididt.: Sn psters.
burg hefu9te id an einem gonntas
Wadmittas cine ainberporiteauns i'm
asgaRbroipstp : Sbeater. Man aat
Elm Stid bon Sitronsii. Sc bars
bette BON einem alien, rsiden Rauf.
mann, Der elm drmes WGbden beira=
then min. 9as MGbten bate einen
iungen @.liebten, ben es aif ben
Wunfd ibr.s @aters perlafen muB
I'm bic Grau bes alien, unseliebter
Wannes 81 fDerben.
Wie ti.f pir,te bieie6 Slid duf bi,
ilns.n. unidulbisen @.mitber! DiG
ilsintn MGbden ipeinten itia Dor Iif
bin, unb bic anaben bitten bic Zip.
pen feit SuIammen. SIM 3,pii9snat,
mar id in Der G,arbsrobS 3euse eintS
Streites snifhsn benz 5taufpielel
Dopibpp unb Dem ResiTeur. Oepi.
bop fpDlte bic Role oes alien Rauf.
manns Dor ben 4inbsrn nidt tpeiter.
fpielsn. Die ainSer bafen MIDI
iagte er. SIN lebten gItt als bic Srot
gObie ben SObepunft err.idte. f6rieer
bic Ginber laut b~urGeiRantsr, 70 bai
fd SaDiboip ni6t mebr su bsIfer
pubte uno ben fnIIfen Bart BON
@eiidt rib. incem er ausrief: .Se5
hsr. ih bin es bod. iG, Guer ate,
0apiocp!r ltnb bic 8inber frsutel
ia iebr bariiter. Dab bic gauge &c
f4i4te nidt pabr mar"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-17
Mstiis 9o4aeitsteiern.

@ebr intersFant fnb bic glott5er'
bi. fb& aus r5miIden S4riftfelsru
User 81. So93eitssebrdn@e unb So@'
seitsntibuns in Der alien Welt ati'
iomm.ntragsn IaTen; tDfrt fs aud
.ein gang p~olFdnbises Bib ssben. DO
II. nidt 10 sublreid fnb, mi. mar
onnsbmen mSdte. 70 t0nnen mir bod
INNER baraas erfshen, pie Is be-
elmer antiten Sodaeitsfeier susins
Da es perfdiebsne arten Der Gbs
mad BEN @efebe CAB. 70 fpdren aud
bic ssisbIiden Sormalitdten Der gbs'
fhIiebung perihieben. aaseinetllt
Gitte aber, obsleid niht ssieBlif
poraeIdrieben, mar. baB bic graul
feierli9 aus benz glternbdus abseboli
unb in fefflidem 3use in bas 9aua
bes 8rGutisams geleitef ipuroe. 9s.
pobnIid seidab bas am absnbs bel
Notwithstanding unter JlOtsniptel
lnb gefans zines 9pdaeitsliebes,
ssreunbe nnb 9srfpanbte faritten i'm
3uge climber a pro nubae. ngraut'
frausn" (ni6t 8rautiunsfcrn). Oa;
Bel trus ieb. gerfOn Elm Stiid tes
neuen S%ausratbes, Dor allen ois
gpinraerdtbe Der 9rnut. Mitnntel
trugen Dabu6.n. bas finb beionber,
Brautfiibrer unb 8rautfibreyinner,
bic ssadeIn. War bic .Yraut Dol
ibrem tiinftisen Seim angslang., II
Tal6ts lie oft bic Sbiirpfoit.n mt
Gdpeinefett. 81 tpurbe ie aud
iiber bic S1trelle gebobeT; bas se'
faab poDl. neil man es fir Elm
bDies Omen anfab, tpenr lie tein
lleberi6reitsn Der ShDelIe nit BEN
SUB anitieb. Mar lie brinnen, Il
mubts lie Dielfad auf Elm Sdaffel
treten. sic begriibte ben 8rautisan
nit elmer fpmboliihen Gormel, e
antport.te ibr NIT elmer foIden uni
bradt. ibr Seuer unb Waher bar
Damn folst. bic eisentlide tirdli6'
Geremonie, iibtr bic leiber tpeuis Be-
tannt iit. Man ipeiB nur, bab sebr
3eisen babel sesenpdrtis fein mub'
ten. baB bas iunst paar semein
f1aftli9 8rot aB unb bic 6dnbe 5u
iammenIegte. Nun purbe, rpsnis.
items In fpdteren 3eiien, Der Gbeeon
trait aufseiebt unb BON allen @nps
Ienben unter5eidnet.
Wie mar bic 8raut nun argeao
GEM sic trus cine tpeiBe Sunita
ResiIa, bic aDniglihe aenannt, bi
nit einem pollen @iirtel cucumber
mar unb sipar nit einem heionberen
benz ,bertulifden1 &nut.n. 8efon
bere GorsfaIt Ieste man auf bi
8rautfriinr. On jeber .Geite be
&opfss trug iie bret aoden, bic mi
einsm MIR baou aIein benubten Sn
ItruMen.e, Der hasta coelibaros &C
orbnet paren. Dariiber trng lie ii
gel6.s 9acrnes.
@aren bic gerempnien porbei, /
seb e nod natiirlih einen Sdniaaa
Der bamit enbete, haB man inter bi
3uidauer HiiHe ausporf. Dan.
lsiteten Die Brautfrauen Die jung
6rdu in bas S9Idfsemad. Dor belize
Sfiren bic Ha9t iiber SodSeitsIisos
.SDmenden" gefungen tpurben. :
Sci Der Mabl bes 9o93eitstages lpal
teten, tpie nod beute, abersldubiif
Riidiidten. Man beiratbete n;dt al
l., s., 10. zines Monats. iiberbaut
niht i'm Mai unb in Der erftsn 9dlf,
bes Suni.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-17
Central Business College,
Seda1ia, Mo.

Summer term begins June first
ENTER any time in May.
Gilbert Hubbard, Editor of the
FRA, one Of the most practical
writers in the United States says
IeI am glad the world has evoly-
ed to a point where the sheer for
the business man and business
college tokens a vacant mind.
AS you approach the Grand
Central Station in New York you
can see the blank wall of q GER
tain building upon which is a
picture of the Hon. Geo. b. Cor
telyou.
Beneath the picture is the legel
in gigantic letters: From a
business college to the White
House"
No one doubts that his value
lies in his being a business man.
The three Strauses, Oscar, Ma
than and Isadore, the greatest
trinity of brothers in America,
received a large amount of their
training in a business college.
Says Mr.. Ebert Hubbard: $50
popular have the business colleges
now become that most of the big
universities have put in CONNER
|cial departments trying to meet
competition"
Lyman j. Gage, ex-secretary OF
the treasury. is a graduate OF a
business college, and began his
career as bookkeeper. Mr.. Gage
recently said: business college
approximate Actual Life much
closer than the university, train
ing the youth so he can step di-
rectly from the school into a pay
ing position. Their growing rec
ognition is one of the most hope
Iful signs of the times.
Ebert Hubbard further says
aThe problem Of civilization is it
eliminate the parasite, and N
1.-THE process of elimination the
business college today is one OF
the chief factors. The classical
education may help you to earn
a living and it may not, but bust
ness education always does.
And do you know what a bust
mess education means9 I'll tel
You. 1t means economic freedom
The man or woman dependeni
upon another for bread anc
clothes is a slave, a slave to in
competence, and that is the bitter
est kind Of serfdom.
Graduates of good business col
leges, absolutely without excep
ton, have paving positions await
ing them; they do not have to nc
vertise for a place, borrow, beg
steal or stand in the bread line.
DIR. Nicholas M. Butler, presi
dent of Columbia, says: 1t i
absurd to suppose you can sene
your boy to college where there
are idle and extravagant youths
without his catching from tn,
idle ones some of the bad traits
which the idle and extravagan
possess.
Just SO.
So look, lads, don't shed an.
of the briny if fate DEGREES tina
you cannot spend four years Q
your manhood in a university
Get busy in a business college
where everybody is busy, an,
where time is precious and oppol
tunity priced.
Improve your opportunities
that's the thing.
Decide on what you want to d
land what you want to be, and g
!. after it. You'll win, and whel
|, you are fort, these fellows VIII
! chase the pee-wee, manipulate tn
pasteboards, inhale cigarett
smoke and cram for exams vii
be coming to you for advice, 7
, borrow money, to have you opel
ate on them for appendicitis, an
for passes to the poorhouse."
For catalogue address, G. W
B Robbins, Sedalia, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-17

Sir Tferbe- nnb @anleicl- 3idtcr.
Ramon 3. 39a62. 1T Gin Ih,parser Dol.
blut Uicrsan Gsatl 6ensit, Derfideruns
$8.
Com Kino lit elm edter ipanniid,er
CAD, 10 Dumb bod uno iidet in
3eusen. DerIiderun8 81.
Beibe 6ensae merbsn bel SotiIob Sums
per In Sionp SiIl Itchrn nuo 5ipar arn Is,
23 alpril, 1, g., II. % Wlai nRb 3. unb IL,
Suni. Die iibrise ,3eit Der Cotton aui met.
ner Jarm, Der alien SubSe Doaertien Sarm.
9paertfen Yros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-17
aas Ger RoiIeasfaIIsn.

Mus Der RoileaefdlIen.
s4anipieler (ser ben s0aaenacin"
fpiflt uro bon einein gtpfel aetroffen
lptrb): r3Na5 nor 5ens Gei1oi! !
8efieripn. g(ltes sSrdulein
Gas ftuSirt fat utS nun ais .Sors
I6erin@ thdtig IT'D: sS0suBlini Sc.
Ser funipige @dsiltnS Sat Isinrn eiq.
ncn Serb mir ia nidti.
n ebHsM 0uftfururt.
3. dig praatiss auft bisr iGlagr
mir povtgsfflih al absr meif
ManH mcint in1nser: cine btlIia.rs
Butt bats aud s.tban!4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-17
Ydtnna Sarmsr nnS Siidter.

llnIere riihmlid,it betanntcn Sud,ipieroe
uno 3ud,teiel irerben ndbrenb Der Cation
oui %unierer Sarm aui Der Sarm bon
Sacob Yoeid) bel sittle Berger iteber. pie
tolsi:
Barry GclS Dmft. 'eiu piero ifir
abe ,3pede. ON 8. II, IS slpril. 3, II. 20
nno 2S Yloi rno .. uno Is SUM bel Jacob
Boeid, an Siiile Berger. Berii6eruns IS.
Jerer KsnfaHt Elm ieincr Terd1erou,
ipirp wGhrenb oansen Sa,Ion auf unierer
Sdrm iteten. 9eriidiernus IS
Col. 3rcdmain, Der auSaeseid,nete
3ncpicieL lpirb art nuIerer Sarm iteben 3u
$40 iiir ueriid,eruas.
Sscob YbiIip u. s o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-17
Lodge Nee ting

Eagles IF. Q. E9------~.. Every Monday
A. F. & A. M-----.1st and ,rd Monday
E astern tar--.2nd and 4th Monday
I, o. o. F.......--.---.-.Ever Thursday
Rebekah Lodge. / o. 0. F.,
------------2nd and 4th Tuesday
knights Of Pythias Every Friday
Pythian Sisters-.1s t and 3rd Wednesday
M. w. A.-----...2nd and 4th Wednesday
Royal Neighbors Every Last Thursday
Modern Brotherhecd... Ev. Last aturday
Royal Arcanun ist and 3rd Tuesday
G. K. of A..-. -...... Every End unday
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-17
Forest Star.

Registry NO, 24SI of
the American S a d d e
Horse Breeders Associa-
ton of Louisville, KY.
PEDIGREE; Sire Forrest
Dean Denmark No. 2o36.
Grand Sire Forrest Den
mark No, I53. Dam
Elsie D. No. 1859 by
Forrest Denmark No.
4I53, ed Black Marie
by Woodford's Cripple
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-17

burh Wlcrenfranfbeit er5eu9t miro, lansIam
nngegrifeu, Blaieniatarrb, braulier SaB pper
nn6erer Bcbeniab i'm llrin, 8opfweb, &iidef,
fdmersei, GdtpirDei, Gdlnfloli9feit, Rerpu,
iit1t Iigo Die TD.aea lro bic Mieren ielbIi
iperben Serriittet iino pcribminbcn Belle fur
Belle. Blnienleiben lit bic llrIad,e erfranitef
Miereft mo bieicm 2eioen lit am fhnelIteri
abSuhelfen, tH0em man Die Niercrl III 9eini,'
Den .3uitano berisbt. ,,Swatnps6oots
(SImpf4 @urSel) linoert ben @oiieroraug iin0
breanenoes gSnlierInjirn, nnb Derbinoert Das
oftmalige @oHerlofIeu bel 3ng iiro ipdhreno
Der Gdiniseit. Sic milDe uno ioforti8e
gSirtung Don ,5ipumpsJtpot1, bic number.
care Nieren-glrsnei, lit i6nen bertertbar. Sie
bat bic bbdjIte Stnfe errei1t, ipeil lie bic aits
srfannt beilbringenbiien gtgeniHoftet beitst.
Cine Strobe piro ie0en bauDt iiberjengefi.
,SpampsGopt 1T angenebni az nebneit
uno In allen Mpptbefci n5G Gent rno 1 Sol.
!ar Slaidpen al tnbcn. @ise BrobeflaIde
| unb Gin Bud, bas MlleS bciagt, tpiro Sbnen
auf 0tnfrage pprtpfrrt Su9eidjidt. Sdretben
| 5iean Or. &itmer &Go., 8~ingbnmipn, G. y.
| @~ripabnen Gle aud, bieie liberale Siferte in
bteiem Blatte aelefcH ai bnbcr. Mertsn Ste
iib ben Narner ,Spampt& pots NIB tnIlen
gle jid pom Eeri1rier nnItntt sGtpairp'
| 9tppts nibtS nnocres oabieteit-tbitl sic Dos,
pann iperben Gle erttiuidt ieirI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-17
Die tria6e bieIer pI6b,
Itd)er 1obeSfdae.

8iele pIbblide 30.
0eSfdne iino ibr 5us
Suidreiben Ser5.
leiOen, 9nngenent.
S~lnDnng, Sdlaslub
finb bnS HciMltdt
bon Niereufronfbeit.
QdBt man Nierens
frdnfbeit fDrtibrei.
ten, Damn fperben Die
&Drperprgane onrH
bas 9iitige Blnt, bas
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
CALMAR.
Monday. Oct.

Monday, Oct. 18th, 1912.
Theodore Winger came down from
st. Paul Friday and went back this
morning.
large crowd attended Farmers
Day here last Saturday There were
many races and tug-of-war. The
Bohemians won the tug-of-war.
Hovlik pitched fine game for Cal
score was 10 to 0 up to the seventh
inning.
THE Missouri Girl" will be given
in the Opera house tomorrow even
ing
Theodore Hopperstad of Ridgeway
was business visitor in town today.
Mrs. Fred SURFING and Mrs. Will
SURFING and babe of DEBORAH. were
visitors here Saturday.
Mr.. Kennedy and family of Fowler
were here Saturday.
DR.. Lynch and Mr.. Figge of Ossian
We're business callers here today.
Mr.. Nelson and family of Charles
City spent Saturday and Sunday here.
Mr.. j. o. Feet of Timber Lake,
Minnesota, has been visiting at the
Gilmartin home.
Mr.. w. V. wager returned Friday
from four weeks trip in South
Dakota
|. Dr. Drake, d. d.. of Chicago, has
been visiting at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Brickner the past few
days.
Ed. Johnson has bought out Mr..
Doty and Mr.. Doty expects to leave
soon.
]. A. Sobolik has been bought out
by r. r. Murphy of Austin, Mimi.
Miss Christianson left Friday for
La Crosse, Wis, for visit with her
sister Jennie.
Harry Lutz is visiting at home
from Oelwein for few days.
Lena Lutz spent Sunday at home
from Ossian.
Frank Geisen and wife of Duluth
are visiting here this week.
Quite number from here at
tended the carnival at Cresco Friday.
Mrs. Bloomfield and baby of Austin
are visiting here this week.
The Huinker family spent Sunday
in Ossian.
Verna Meyer spent Sunday at home
from Decoran
Miss Frances Brockmann of Ossian
spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Louise Pletka.
Rose Valenta was down from Ma
son City for visit with her folks.
Mrs. Martin Moe and children are
visiting relatives and friends here
this week.
NJ. Nj. Moen spent Sunday at home
Mrs. Ralph Kuensch and babe of
Minneapolis is visiting at the Strobe
home this week.
Mrs. Joe Bird of Spillville was a
visitor at the Nockles home today.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-10-09
CASTALIA.

Monday, Oct. eth, 1912
ID. c. Harvey, w. c. VIM, Ear
Birdsell and Albert Christoffedson
were passengers for Dubuque Mon
day. They returned Tuesday in Mr.
Harvey's new car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hunter and
Nellie left Tuesday morning for their
home in Bruce, Wis. They had been
visiting their daughter, Mrs Ward
Bachelor.
VIM. Allen left Thursday for his
home in Minnesota after short visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Allen.
Miss Nora Floody spent Tuesday
in Postville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Allen and Mr..
Frank Allen visited relatives in Os-
sian Wednesday.
Geo. Matthes of Viola, Wis, and
o. o. Huless of La Forge, Wis, were
business callers here last week.
Miss lvey Smith left Saturday for
Springfield, ILL.,, where she will visit
friends.
Misses Grace Parker and Susie
Fordyce were shopping in Postville
Saturday.
Mrs. Steve Allen of Mason City
visited relatives here last week.
Miss Crete Smith spent Saturday
at her home in Fort Atkinson.
Miss Hazel Bernhart attended the
dance in Calmar Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bucknam left
Saturday for Usage. They will make
the trip in Mr. Bucknam's new car.
Miss Della Seim of Postville spent
Sunday with her sister Ruth Seim.
Miss Lubke of DEBORAH is visiting
her sister Mrs. w. F. Anderson.
Miss Blanche Smith was in Post
vile Saturday.
John Haefner spent a few days
last week with his grandparents in
Girard. He returned today accom-
panied by his uncle, Ray Bickel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe McGahren, son
and daughter autoed here Saturday
from La Porte. for visit at the home
of T. II. Bassett.
Mrs. Hansel of McGregor spent
Sunday with Mrs. Geo. Peckham.
Miss Nora Floody spent Sunday in
Ossian.
A few from here were in Calmar
Farmers Day.
Mr.. Gaffney returned Saturday
from Dubuque where he has been for
the past few weeks.
w. NJ. Allen and family of Ossian
spent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Steele OF Elgn
spent Sunday here.
j. I'll. Kneeskern arrived here Sun
day morning with thirty-one hun
dred sheep which he purchased in
Montana. b. f. Kneeskern who went
10 st. Paul Friday returned with him.