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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Ball Nets S1I15.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Nov 5O-According to the
statement just Issued hy Mrs NJ r..
Scowcrott. president ot the Martha soci-
ETY.. the recent charity ball given by that
organization netted SHE. This amount
voted 10 providing help for the needy OF
the city, Through the president. The
members OF the society extend their
thanks TO all those who assisted in the
preparations for the annual ball,
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DWTER TO LECTURE,
Salt Lake Man to Talk at Junction City
This Evening.
speclal 10 The T'rIbnn..

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Nov. 3O.--The principal foa-
turc of the conjoiut services 10 be held
by tho mutual Improvement asssociatl tlons
of the third ward tomorrow evening will
be the address by Prof. r. Augustine
Dwyer who VIII be remembered for his
Shakcspe9rean lectures In this city last
season Professor Dwyer is now among
tue teachers Of the higher arts in Salt
Lake.
In addition 10 the address OF Professor
Dwyer there will be solos by Myrtle Bal
lluSer Higley j. Earl West and Others
Ernest i, Oborn will render q piano solo
The union services viii open at Z
o clock.
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Hodges Gets Certificate

TOPEKA. Kan. Nov. 3o.-The Kansas
board OF canvassers Issued the certificate
of election to Governor George II Hodges.
Democrat. this afternoon
The action followed the denial OF the
supreme court TO grant Caper Republi-
can, a rehearing in the Waubaunsee
county legal ballot case. The court also
lifted the restraining order against the
board OF canYassers.
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Illness Is Serious.

Special 70 Tho Tribunc
OGDEN. Nov, 30.-Principal w. w.
Henderson of the Weber academy has
been summoned to Idaho by the serious
illness of his father. The elder Hender-
son has been sick for several weeks past.
but his condition has been critical during
the past few DAYS.
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Labor Men Recommended.

WASHINGTON, Nov 30.-Samuel
Gompers. president OF the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor. and Frank Morrison,
It's secretary. today recommended to
President Taft the appointment OF John
3. Lennon. treasurer. and James Ocon-
nell. third vice president. OF the fed
Grafton to the industrial commission.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

system. when the principal reading room
was located on the ground floor at the
no longer be disturbed by those who call
at the library for books to be read at
home. The former public reading room
has been converted into room for tho
exclusive use OF the children.
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Reading Room to Open.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov 30.-Thc new reading
room al the Carnegie library win be
opened TO the public tomorrow This
room is located on the upper floor and
affords accommodations for patrons
which wera not possible under The old
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

will be delivered by A. 8. Maginnis, The
members who have We died during the past
year are Joseph w. Bailey and w. j.
Sweeney Of Ogden, and James Casey of
Elko. New.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
ets Your Stomach
Under Perfect Control

btant Relief for Indigestion and
-ytonlach Troubles. May Be Relied
Upon by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
There is no occasion to suffer from
digestion or any similar stomach
'4uble when you can so easily get
TART s Dyspepsia Tablets.
hFhere is scarcely wellstocked drug
general store in the United States
= what considers these tablets part
stheir staple stock.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-02-02
Hebron

Carl Hanson is having siege OF
Ia grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Vroomen drove
to Mankato Sunday, returning Mon
day.
Little Maynard LeDuc, who has
been very sick with pneumonia, is
improving.
Miss Lulu Fitzpatrick was q guest
of Miss Florence Hodson Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Martha Thurston has return.
ed home after spending some time
with her sister, Miss Eileen, at Man.
katO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chase and
little Naomi were entertained at
dinner Sunday at the Eden Miles
home.
Mrs. Will Hendley returned home
Thursday after spending a few days
at Mankato with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hodson, who
visited few days with relatives and
friends in these parts, have returned
to their home at Ivanhoe.
Miss Lulu Fitzpatrick, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Stevens and George Stew
ems were entertained at supper at
J. L.. Hendley's Thursday.
Many from here attended the fu-
neral Of George Fletcher, which was
held Friday from the North Mankato
Methodist Episcopal church.
A number of the neighbors gather
ed with the choir at the J. L. Hend-
ley home, Thursday. Nice refresh
ments were served and good time
was had.
Rev. and Mrs. Farreee were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Vroo-
men Wednesday, the occasion being
the latter's birthday. Luncheon was
served and a social good time was
had.
There were no services at the He
bron Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday morning, owing to the severe
snow storm. There will be preaching
the following Sunday at 1880 a. m.
and 1880 p. m. All are welcome.
The following made up jolly
sleighing party that drove to the
home Of the. Misses Fern, Mira and
Jean Burmeister and rendered them
a pleasant surprise: Florence Hend-
ley, Lulu Fitzpatrick, Melissa Hend-
ley, Lucretia Hendley, Florence Hold.
son, Roy Thurston, George Stevens,
Herbert Hodson, John Hendley, Ed.
die Hendley, Ralph Thurston, Carl
Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Milese
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chase.
The evening was spent in social Wis
iting and various games were played.
Moe refreshments were served by
Mrs. Burmeister, assisted by Mrs.
Chase. All persent voted that Mr..
and Mrs. Burmeister gave one of the
pleasantest evenings of the winter.
The party returned to their homes at
late hour.
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Old MaoIeton

Neil Darroch was a business caller
in Mankato Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Hicks is sewing for
Mrs. Joe Stevens this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Birr were
visiting with Herman Birr Sunday.
Old Mapleton was we'll represented
at the Burns club in Mapleton Wed.
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Howieson
and family spent Sunday at ]. I.
Stevens.
Homer Leroy sold q span Of mules
to Ebert Pratt. He delivered them
in Mapelton Wednesday morning.
Ben Taylor was one Of the repre-
sentatives from Old Mapletonr at the
Winnebago bonspiel which was held
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Robenhorst
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Brockhoff were Sunday visitors at
Amiel Proehl's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Leeman ana
daughter Hattie of Winnebago are
visiting the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Phelps, and other rela'
lives.
Quite a few from Old Mapleton
attended the Chase Cemetery society
supper at w. w. Taylor's In Ster.
ling Saturday. All report q pleas
ant time.
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Indian Lake

Mrs. Anna Garberg Trunvald Is
recovering from an attack of appen-
-tiicitis.
Mrs. w. B. Kidder is still confined
to the house. She has been ailing
for some time.
w. r. Adams was in these parts
last week in the interest of the Sag
NAV Silo people.
Mrs. Fay Watts, who has been suf-
fering with an attack Of appendicitis,
seems to be improving slowly.
Mrs. Fay Watts has been laid up
with a complication of ailments, but
at this writing is slowly improving.
Mrs. Anna Mcnamara of New
Jersey and Mrs. Mary Bocan of
North Dakota are visiting their Sis
ter, Mrs. w. Duffey.
At the recent meeting of our Sun
shine club they voted to give $40 to-
ward paying for the new school pi-
ano. Thanks ladies.
Mrs. J. Manderfeld entertained
the Indian Lake Sunshine club
Thursday. There was a large at
tendance and all had an enjoyable
time.
The carpenters are putting the fin
fishing touches on A. L. Veigle's
new house. Water, furnace and
lighting plant are already in and are
working fine.
Indian Lake Literary society has
recently purchased a new $500
piano for the school house. The mu-
social part of the program being
much improved thereby.
Harry keenan, is attending the
Commercial college in Mankato. His
brother Ralph returns to Martin
county to take his place on the farm
of his cousin.
The services at the school house
at Indian Lake are very welcome.
The attendance is increasing. This
thing of sending us different
speaker every time partakes of the
nature of prize box and keeps our
curiosity aroused.
Indian Lake Literary society cleo
ton resulted as follows: Fred o.
True, president, Paul Leatherman,
v. P. Mrs. A. l.. Veigle, secretary,
Miss LILLIAN Hofs treasurer. We
are promised a leap year basket
supper in the near future!
The Indian Lake Sunshine club
met this week with Mrs. Mary Man.
derfeld. There was large attend
ance and an enjoyable time. Miss
Agnes Shepard entertained the COM
pany with several vocal and piano
selections. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. o. Oleson.
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Vernon Center

The Silo club met with F. R.
Lowell and wife Wednesday evening.
The w. c. T.. u. will give din
ner at the Ed Barnes home Friday.
Carl Warren and Will Rambo made
a trip to Amboy the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nordstrom are NOV.
ing into the Winnie Morrison
house.
Mrs. Leslie Cooper enjoyed the
company of her sisters and nephews
of Sterling, Sunday.
A baby is reported at the home
of Aaron Conrad, who lives on the
Grannis farm, south of town.
Mrs Charles Wagon and H. C.
Krans spent Sunday and Monday
with their mother, Mrs. Dora Krans.
Their husbands are invited to the
dinner and to remain for the pro.
gram, which will be very interest.
ing.
Berl Clement and wife of Redwood
Falls were over Sunday visitors with
their parents, Rev. and Mrs. Glenn
ent.
Waller Richter spent a few days
1..n lis parents, who now reside in
Grapeland, making the trip by train
via of Mankato.
The League social last Friday
night was quite we'll attended, con.
sidering the other attractions on that
evening. 1t was held at the home of
Ed Barnes.
l.. L. Champlin spent Monday
with his parents. He and his wife
are planning to start the last of the
week for Florida for a sojourn of a
month or more. Their bother Rob-
ert will accompany them.
f. H. Barnes went to Rapidan Sum
day to take charge Of Miss Weir's
funeral The remains were taken
to Mapleton for burial. Miss Weir
had many friends in Vernon who
sincerely regret her death.
DR.. T. Warham of Minneapolis is
having a serious time with blood
poison in one of his hands. One fin
ger has already been amputated and
it is feared that more operations
will be necessary before the disease
is checked. His many friends here
regret greatly his misfortune.
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Kerns

Tom Tate has a telephone and II
on the 81 line.
c. Rodekur and family moved to
Judson January 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Parsons Of
Spokane, Wash, have arrived to
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Joe Grice, who is still at I'M
manuel hospital, had slight opera
ton performed last Friday.
The postponed good roads" social
will be held at the home of L. Bur-
rill Friday evening, February 2.
Mr.. Cram was so unfortunate as to
have a tip-over, runaway and Il
broken cutter. No one was injured.
Leon Spear has decided to stop
farming and will go into the black.
smith business with C. Rodekur at
Judson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parsons and
daughter. Marcella, spent Sunday
with Will Beccue and family at Madi-
son Lake.
but was obliged to close down for
q few days in order to repair some
of the machinery.
joe Grlce mas nad q telephone
put into his house and is now en-.
joying one of the Injuries Of the
present age. His call is Blk.
Mrs. f. e. Jefferson will entertain
the Ladies' Aid society Thursday
afternoon. February L.. A very cor
dial invitation is extended to ALL
F., E. Jefferson, j. Meyer and l..
Burrill attended the Commercial
club meeting in North Mankato last
Wednesday evening. They had a
fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Sharp Joined
the merry crowd of Scots at Maple
ton, January "a. Miss Hazel Sharp
accompanied them and was met by
her sister, Edna, at Mapleton. They
all report a most enjoyable time.
Strange sounds coming from the
road leading from Mankate to- Free
mont Pew's last Saturday evening
announced to us that Harold Pew
was taking out a jolly crowd of
young people to spend few hours
at his home. We also hear that
Miss Hazel Sharp was one of the
dignifled chaperones of the party.
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Garde,, CITY

Mrs. Bernice Richardson was a
shopper at Mankato Monday.
Mesdames Peterson and Norton
spent Tuesday in Lake Crystal.
A group of young people will drive
over to the dance at Good Thunder
Friday evening.
A new furnace is being put in ut
the Christian church. Mr.. Nelson
of Mankato is overseeing the work.
The Royal Neighber Birthday club
meets Monday, January 20, with Mrs.
Ollie Thurston. Dinner will be
served.
The ice crew has commenced on
the ice below the iron bridge on
account of the pond above being
frozen to the bottom.
The w. C. r. u. will meet the
first Tuesday in February with Mrs.
Thurston. This will be a Frances
Willard memorial meeting. All are
invited.
There is a rumor that Garden City
81 to have a fine new meat market
in the near future. This would be OF
benefit to all and no doubt would en-
joy a good patronage.
The knights of Pythias held in
stallation of officers last Saturday
evening: w. A. Wagner, chancellor
commander; Lew Clapper, vice chan
cellor; e. w. Gates. K. of r. and S.;
Fl. j. ,Schnez. M. 6fszss. H..A. Bixby,
M. of F.; Floyd Wilson, M. Of A.;
]. C. Bixby, inner guard; George
Seawright, outside guard; Herman
Schulz, trustee for three years.
The Yeomen installed their Off
GERS Wednesday afternoon. Re
freshments were served. The follow
ing were installed: Foreman, w. A.
Roberts; master of ceremonies, Fl.
A. Bixby; master$of accounts, ]. F.
Osgood; physician, Lee Duffield; cor
respondent, Ella Bixby; overseei .
Mable Bixby; Lady Rowena, Effie
Peterson; Lady Rebecca, Lizzie
Hughes.
The next number Of the entertain
ment course will be stereopticon
lecture, Around the World" Tues
day evening, January 3, at the Chris
tian church. Admission Is cents;
school children Is cents. DR.. Horn,
who gives the lecture, comes very
highly recommended and the scenes
shown are from photographs taken
by himself during his travels. Don't
forget the date.
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EagIe. Lake

Miss Luella Compton spent Sun.
day evening at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Englerth
drove to Mankato Wednesday.
Miss Edith Johnson spent a few
days in Eagle Lake last week.
Mr.. NJ. Mcnamara and Guy Comp.
ton drove to Mankato Tuesday.
Boyd and Richard Englerth saw
ed wood for A. d. Jacobsen Tues
day.
Verna and Milo Hill visited at the
Harry E. Hill home Saturday after
noon.
Misses Stella Harein and Maud
Gilmore spent Sunday afternoon at
the James Miller home.
The Hill Telephone company held
their annual telephone meeting at
the w. e. Hill home on Monday
evening.
A spelling school and box social
will be held in the Hill school house
on Thursday evening, February /.
Everyone are cordially invited TO at.
tend.
A party was given Friday evening
at the G. A.. Pickle home by the
Misses Thelma Pickle and Elsie
Reed in honor of the Rev. Mr.. Noe.
The evening was very pleasantly
spent in music, games and other
amusements. Refreshments were SER
we'd at the usual hour.
Mrs. Thomas Reeves died in st.
Paul last week. The remains were
brought to Eagle Lake where the
funeral was held Monday afternoon
and interment made in the Eagle
Lake cemetery. Mrs. Reeves was
formerly a resident Of this place and
has many friends here to mourn
her loss
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The st. Paul Pioneer Press soliciting
subscriptions from the Commercial

The st. Paul Pioneer Press soliciting
subscriptions from the Commercial
club, and stating that this paper was
the only daily publication devoting
a whole page of space in each Sun.
days issue to commercial clubs
throughout the state. However, Pro
.fessor Ball thought that the work
done by these large dailies who de.
voted but an inch or so to each
club, was not nearly as effective as
that done by the daily papers in
MankatO. He moved that vote of
thanks be extended to the local pa
pers for the publicity given the club,
the great deal Of space, large head
lines, etc. This was seconded and
carried. In speaking of the matter,
Mr.. Robel handed the local dailies a
fine bouquet, and especially The
Free Press, which, he said, had been
kind and enterprising enough TO set
aside certain space for the North
Mankato department.
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Kasota

Mrs. C. E. Reydeen is sick with la
grippe.
Mrs. o. p. Buell. was in Mankato
last Saturday.
The w. o. w. lodge will give a
card party Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Granger spent
Tuesday in st. Peter.
Sheriff Keogh was in town on of.
fetal business Tuesday.
Carl Reydeen is recovering from
an attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. T. G. Mckay left Saturday
for her home in Montevideo
Mrs. Powell spent few days
with friends at LeSueur Center.
Miss Edith Moulton has had a cold
for q few days. She is now better.
Mrs. s. w. Johnson has been suf-
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fering for a few days with tonslli

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tbs.
! Mrs. ]. w. Johnson's two children
Alice and Warners are sick with the
Group. 81
Charles ROUGH BIZ st. Peter spent
Tuesday here visiting some of his
old friends.
Albert Carlson, swho is a fireman
on the Sioux line, is here visiting
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom of st. Peter
spent Monday with their daughter,
Mrs. Hy Ofenlock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ofenlock en-.
tertained the St. Peter Card club
Thursday evening.
The Merry Nh Fus club was enter
tanned by Mrs. c.. r. Anderson last
Saturday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of The
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. Arthur Turrittin.
Mrs. James Turrittin left Saturday
for Montevideo where she will spend
the rest of the winter.
Miss Mabel Kirby, who attends
the normal at Mankato. spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. A. Sven
son.
Miss Dorothy Wilcox and Miss
Kathryn Babcock spent Sunday with
the formers sister Margaret, at
Mortified.
A. d. Griffin has "a large number
of grammar books which he now has
for sale. The books are used in
many schools.
Burton Brown and Mercy Water
man were married at the Methodist
church in st. Peter Thursday, jan
uary 25 They win settle in Ka-
sofa
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Good Thunder

Martha Kruger is working foI
Mrs. G.. Sonnabend this winter.
A big crowd enjoyed dance and
good time at the home of o. Darge
Saturday last.
Mrs. v. Hirscher Of GAINESVILLE is
visiting with friends in Good Thun'
der this week.
M A. Benedict and wife visited
at the e. w. Parks home in Ster'
ling last Saturday and Sunday.
L. e. Schroeder, formerly a resi-
dent near Good Thunder, has been
very i'll with pneumonia at his home
in Window, but is reported as much
better now.
Matt Duff, our old friend and
neighbor, is very i'll at his home IN
Good Thunder. We trust that with
spring and warm weather coming on
he will soon be much improved and
be his own jolly self again.
Considerable hauling has been
done during the pleasant weather
and as a result the high piled roads
are cutting deep, causing the over.
turn of many an unlucky load Oh
wood or grain and even people.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Doty and MISS
Mamie Gainor visited the Larkln &
Herzberg poultry farm north OF
Beauford Monday. Though invest
ment in pure bred stock means
money, we believe it pays in the
end.
Quite a number are losing geese
these days, and seem to be unable
to save the birds in spite OF all Ell
forts in their beahlf, as the disease
carries them off so quickly. Some
think this is due to the extremely
cold weather.
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the state, resigned her position and
returned to her home here last Tues
day
An1boy and Vicinity

Mrs Helen Smith, after months
visit with relatives in the twin
cities, returned home Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Christian church will meet with Mrs.
airy 1, in Amboy.
The young people Of this vicinity
held surprise party at the home
OF M. B. Riley last Friday night and
all report q fine time.
The Willow Creamery association
will hold its annual meeting on the
second Wednesday of February, the
14th A full attendance desired.
Fred Holschedt has secured the
contract to fill the Willow Creek
ice house and as the ice is in fine
shape, it will not take long to COM
plete the job.
An interesting wrestling match
was held at the opera house last
week between Ernest Fox and War
rem Cornish. Quite a number turned
out to see the contest. Ernest won
both falls in short order.
Herman Stanke's little boy had a
narrow escape from death, having
swallowed several headache tablets.
installing them for candy. Herman
took the boy to town and the prompt
efforts of a physician soon got him
out of danger.
Frank Briggs and Elder Jones
were elected delegates to confer
with the officials of the Blue Earth
County Sunday School association to
meet at Vernon Center in a short
time to prepare a program for
convention to be held at the Willow
Creek Christian church some time
in February and as soon as date is
set, announcement will be made and
program published.
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Judson

Conner and Edwin Evans were in
Mankato on business last week.
Ernest Black is building an ice
house at Judson for Hugh r. Jones.
Sarah Evans has gone to stay a
couple of weeks at her sisters, Mrs.
Robert O. Roberts.
Miss Annie Grace Jones, teacher,
came home last Friday evening to
spend her five weeks vacation.
L. j. Lewis, who went to Califor.
MIA to see his father, Mr.. d. l..
Lewis, is expected home this week.
Louis Swenson has the contract
for putting up the years supply OF
ice for Eureka Creamery company.
The annual meeting of the Eureka
creamery stockholders will be held
at the creamery next Thursday at
2 p. m.
Mrs. Mary Jones returned home
from Tracy last Saturday after
spending week at that place visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. e. J. Davis was called to the
bedside of her little daughter, Bessy.
who is going to school in Lake Crys-
tai, the trouble being tonsilitis.
The Jerusalem pulpit was filled by
Rev. Morgan of Minneapolis last
Sunday morning, although the wealth
er was quite bad the attendance was
fair.
Conner Jones of Buternut Valley
is hauling logs to c. V. Peterson's
saw mill for the frame of a barn
which he intends to build the coming
spring.
G. L. Lloyd of Mankato drove up
to the farm one day last week and
hauled a load of wood to town. He
reports the roads were not so very
good from Judson to Mankato.
A leap year party was held at An
sci Goodrich's place last Friday even
ing under the auspices of Annie Da-
Wis and Florence Little. The attend
ance is reported quite numerous, but
the results we have not learned as
yet.
Anyone wanting -four would do we'll
to come to Judson and purchase
same, as they are slaughtering prices
these days. They have three differ.
ent brands, viz: The New Ulm, Ar.
dee and Jersey Lily, prices $1.35 up
ward.