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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-21

court calendars is habtuated to reversais and the
granting of new trials on technlcates where to the
layman the essence of the law seemed far from
truth or justice Lawyers are at work endeavorihs
to cut out of the codes of procedure opportunity ior
the obstruction of justice by resort to technlcaues
few ripping decisions like that of this Ohio Judge
might quicken the process.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-21
WILLIAM HoHENzoLLERN, EDITOR.

From The New Orleans Picayune.
Kaiser William has bought a German newspaper, and
II he conducts 1t we'll he has the affairs Of the
empire his future will be brilliant AS an editor the
Kaiser will he assured and wish the paper
a long and prosperous life Hoch der Kaiser We
believe in helping enterprises and will have no
objection Emperor William using the above paragraph
In his paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-21
SAYRE VISITING FlANCEE
Will Be Guest of Miss Jessie
Wilson Over Sunday.

Washington. Nov. 20-Francis Bowes
Sayre arrived at the White House this
afternoon to visit his fiancee, Miss Jessie
Woodrow Wilson. lie will remain at the
White House until Sunday. when he VIII
be Joined by his brother, the Rev. John
Nevin Sayre. recently a missionary in
China. and they will both 20 to the home
of Justice and Mrs Charles f.. Hughes,
+ TO remain as guests until the wedding Of
Mr.. Sayre and Miss Wilson.
There will be a dinner on board the
Mayfower on Monday night for mem
bers of the wedding party Of Miss Wilson
and Mr. Sayre
The President and Mrs. Wilson will en-
tertain a dinner party at the White House
TO morrow night.
The Diplomatic Corps.
Senior Aieman. recently appointed at
tache OF the Panama Legation in Wash
ington. is expected TO arrive in New YORK
in few days. He will be accompanied
by Sefora de Aleman. who Is the daugh-
ter of the Secretary of State OF Panama.
They Will be brilliant additions to the
younger element OF the corps.
The new Siamese Minister Phya Prab-
ha Karayongse, who is TO succeed Prime
Trados Prabandh. sailed from London
to-day on the Oceanic and. with his fam
lily and large suite. will come at once
to Washington on landing. Prince Trial
dos Prabandh was accredited to this
country as Minister OF Siam in May. 1912.
The Dominican Minister and Seflora de
Paynado entertained dinner party at
the Shoreham tonight and had as guests
the Minister of Salvador. the Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs. Osborne, Miss
Morales. daughter of the Minister OF
Panama; Walter Penfeld. Miss Kingston,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barneson. Miss Barne-
son and Captain HILBERT.
In Washington Society.
Mrs James w. Pinchot entertained at
dinner tonight In compliment TO Mrs.
Pennybacker. president of the Federation
OF Women's Clubs. Her guests were the
Secretary OF War and Mrs. Garrison, the
Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs. Lane.
the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Houston. Mrs William Cumming Story,
OF New York; Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman.
OF New York; Mrs. Emmons Croker.
Lady tombstone. Overton Price, of the
Conservation Congress; DIR. Joseph
Holmes, George Dorr, of Boston; Mr..
Slattery and Clifford Pinchot.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt returned
to-day from trip TO New orleans and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-21

new medium Of circulation is being introduced
In Baltimore clergyman's congregation gave MIN
a satche full of eggs testimonial Good eggs
that is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-21

The druggist used to sell cigars. 1t is now the
cigar man who sells drugs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-21

The Frisco inquiry doth an Erie tale unfold.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10

iottiGc oa iUgc. Sum les meO DC Il.
oCn0c, ol bcu0e3 SaunO par ulttO
rC0c iii NiuIp bUor bun funoc. Som
Grempcl fan nTuncS, at 10 Tuge Tor
bun o6oc icu0tc bum i'm Iicucitegllt
aztec meN eli GltrU WaO til Ell fatttg
iua NtouO. - 6ru Otlmoal lag0c
&rduic ira Saialo SuQCpteIcrfore.
ming on ira Si0manOSmiaiionen 6r.
Traas laQOc arun9 ira WeOlemmcr
al Spgcplcieriorcniugcu tSru grs9'
ger houoc ucmlig / mango Mar pGret
Torman0 / Sni8lu SpdepIeicriorC,
Ming, % bun fit Torcniugcu ~itiitct.
Erouit @ibcrpe tatfcoc ocu ABODE
ior oct bun bopOc uTrct Tom Suitru
oa 0tor. - &co 9cgraoelicu bIcu
iuugct ilcritcnmiQ Ell putfer Sang.
ioriottct al SogncprGit 9uu Sans
fen.
@aarobrllaer Sitter Gbiitoiierieu
Gil pau Mtoaun0smarten osoe /
OiiOteu al Miarta, 73 9lar gautmeI.
: Iar5ool err 900 Ell urtq epuerig
Wuu0, couo. pborm. Rils Cfier0aI.
San oeoc / Sluttcu al WtartS. MeO
BAN or ct iicIoeut Dteuueifc uanoret
bort. San bupoe ct mcget uarmt
SicrtcIuQ Tor oQc De lioenOc / Cant
iuuOet. liaciom ban, troos lin meger
EiOcIic og WtoOguuq, bauoe CT ibceIt
Sun poa &ipet. Sun itreo meget /
oficntIiac Blade, og lngoe for Gagcu
en- itor i~tiIiitiit Gonc, ca ct fIart og
GrcIt Spn paa Sc iorifieQige Sagcr,
iom or oppe / 5iOcu. : nGiteu #
Mar por ban ina, % / 512 gnr loa
ban tiIicug5. Den ban bar i'm 81
oclic meo rent uaImtnOeIig Toal'
mooigbe0.
&ermco oiI ieg barre irem en- bier.
teIig 5iIieu til ficnOtc o. fipre Sogs
uingcr oUcr / Imcritu.
Soban Auitb6.
296c glpril 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
NcnScS Srpncr fiftcbc Meninn.

"6or 10 Mar itccn," itriucr Wrs.
@ul. hoIt ira Cottco. III, "Uor ieg
ioa ioa, at iaQcn troeoc ic8
n~oQcuiiroc Diloc bliUc frtiE igien.
Otter at bare iolt Eager uoen
Totte. ioriogtc icg aurifo. o.
ira 0en ioritc Sntno ieg be,
QUnGtc at togt Den, motraf &cOriug,
Sitter at hare brllt tolU SLATER. Uor
ica wIoituuoig iriit. gim &ro0cr
folotc allrifo for "SuffcrUan0" OF
iuQoc, Den Uiloe fife gierc mig uoQct
1oot: mcu ban opouGeHc noqet anoet.
o. MI er ocn hans Nu5mcoiciu %.
iua."
lila andre WtNictner er II. Be
tcrs Hurifo life at iuu poo Gpotbcs
f,r. S0cciol HQeutcr iorifafier III.
mcnhc0cn Gcr 9trcftc ira Eubrifuu
tcrncs &o~borntorium. Cr. Ectcr
Go6rneu < Guns 81. 1875 So.
10urc Pipe, G0icuHo, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
Soone.Srep

Meo Semoo lRite ieg I "Secorab.
Goiteu~, at .. A%nunOieu er pauOret
bort. Seq piloe gierne ienbt ban
nit iioite Sarpel, og Saf for hans
Smebefommenbeo / bisie mango anr
ieg bar pRret 9looets aorreiponoent
Nteu min Saf fom for tent. - Seq
Uil Oa boabe, at BET gooe Samarbeioe
fol ueoligeboloes frgmSeleS, ON Ola.
Gets 8runolPsger life er mere. %
Oct Soab ienSer ieg after ct Sreu til
"Eoiten".
Sogns 5pIfe az :. q. Z. bar after
afbolot et aarsmsbe. Set bleu boloi
paa Seifanser 1l0e % 15oe Warts,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10

lCreOc / &uar. Cen cr aIlcrCOc font
men Ill Grc2pif; blcp iprt bio Al
GampifibCt "&ang3uc3" ira AaroaI,
buor Ben or uobugGet / @ronitbrllO.
oct hos Cars og Sriittan Cifcro0l.
Stcncu blir apiiorct ~antaBcIlg 0cu
17oe 0iai.
20 6amiIier er iluttet ira 5rcSpit
/ &aar. Get er Der IbomnSicu 6sgs
bcim, iom bar iolQt lin CicuOom /
6rc5uit iii Ser &ofobieu @etbun on
bar fiDbt @aoro / @0iiorocu - OF
@cuoit :. 9rcioIio, iom bar fIebt
iiQ @aorO / Gale / SguoiiorO. Gin
@oaro / Src@pit Io0cr ban tnotlI pt.
0crc Oripc oc0 SriCbiTIp.
: SoQnoaI itol mon MI Qon iQong
meo at bp9ac Ell nm &ci - mclcm
@orSnca % &]oftc5uc3. Geiitpftct or
faIfulerct til 1000 SIR, 0crui p0cr
ScrrcNct 10 3leuoc0clc uCntIig
400 SIR. 1900 Ncrrc09imrct bar Qiort
&cotno ON at fiobc Giaa FIoaicua
@u5 mco @rltno, iuu Oet fan bIi bcOrc
Nla6s uco en- cuCutltcl RpbUguing ell.
Ter Separation al communicable.
&iebeiumcu bIipcr fln 400 &r.
Oct or ogiua bculIgct ]iituuobrugt
Eonopoitritc mclem Stiucita0 oG
@ierOc SoguooI.
Sognouls &ommlme bar flgbt
&iebmouO :. Iuuilicua Gnmpfib9s
brDggc og Sisboocr iamt bans Glen
Dom mc0 puuituacnOe @utif - for
en- Gum al 10000 &r. Hommumcu
ifoI MI hcreitcr oUcrtogc Iumpifib9s
crpCoitiOucn.
SoQnbuI5 T]oIfChGiifcIc bar after
aiiluttct CT &iuterturiu5. IfitcO5s
icit bIcD boIot 2groaQ 0cn 5tc Ipril.
@citurcrCn Clap 0otQc tultc ON 81.
Uingitouc iom en- Niun0 Ser Dco fit
iGcclIc Nrbcioc haDoc eiterluOt iiQ et
Wiinoc al Itor &Gr0i for al llrg6om.
OtcOIprcrnc Rorne5 oQ 0rumborQ
hol0t oQioo Unrmc IiifcoStaIcr. Qe8s
u0cn bIcU ser tult al HGrcr HulCiTs
ter, &c0aftgr auaIc og Nmtsgarmer
Ballet. Gu al Sfolccleucrnc. Eve
ira &GrGal, bar ircm Inf ior Sum.
Oprct, % bGr oqiau frcm en- @uuc ira
GIeUcrne til s.. u. 0abl5 &'inoc.
Eou Stolen bar / &rntcr 8aact 80
GlcOcr.
Gn NUbcremarN or panNrct bort. /
SoonHol - Scrucont Ears G11lm.
IS Mor aommcl. San beHc / 2Iut
ten al Warts. San bo00c urret Scr
lcant belt ira O.2lar5 Nlocrcn ga
inotiI han fulot ior Hll0crsUrrnicu.
San bar ioact oct G~itcrmrlc. at han
0ur en- pliuttro. iolfello "a on1tf1 lin.
0croiiiccr. GA BERTH en- uorm Tr0re.
Ionbspcn. Gaaruu por oaioa UoarO.
brltQcr. Orcp iprit ToradoQrocn paa
GoQlrm. iiOcu ijf ban lat puu Waur
SEN 9icl0c. buor hans ,yur par ieot.
Icnne, Mon5 GQdum. uur Stors
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10

al ca. 10000 Sroner. Get itaar pad
llngOomsIagetS erbperpcoc Cont
"Sioarpolo", fisbt Earcel Of Ssfas
moon / SiterbaI.
Selpisl9alig letter l%lngbommen
itore SorbaabningCr til bette me
Sumlin9siteb. Serrebsitpret bar be.
tinget 3ommunen Het iii Of ia Gel
/ @eitprelien % Silipnet meo SuietS
grIg, og Ereiten or Ielpifreuen Gil
ipnSmano, iaa Der er nofiaa meget
@aranti for, at Suiet life mIsbrltgca.
Oct fan ogiao trPnges / bore Gage,
ou ber er iao heiit f~orifielige Gle.
metter iom gisr Jig ~giGlOenoe cgiaa
blanot llngoommen.
Me0 Sen1oo lpitc ieg / iiOlte geo.
al "Gecorab-EoItHt", ct gamle Wtr.
g%lnunoien er OgO. Som &orre-
ipoubet iii Eoiten / De iioitc 30 Mar
bor jeg bopt rig I%nlcbning til at IG.
re benle cole Gerionli9beb of tienoe.
Seq ifploer ham Saf % SeiaGtelIe.
Som ct Grempel paa, buorleoea Sr.
9lnunoien bar, ital leg her tiaaoc
mig at nteobele Ell ganlmel Splepelie.
s 1898 bar jeg Ell Sur / Imerita,
jeg fom / Slrni % reiite biem / Sep
tember. Mine 6olf / Nmerifa bar
euoa / imaa &aar, cg Oa leg Ituloe
bienl, bapoe ieg ~iaGpiot EenGe til
Siemreiieu, "a. 40 Collars / Cont
men. Set bar en- reiifabel Si'torie
at reiic meo iaa faa Genge; men tigs
&c pilOe ieg life, % bjem maatte leg;
TIL bienme iao min Some me0 s
Smaabarn % pcntct, % oeSuoe1 bar
min Germisiion ira Sfolen uolebet.
Seq piIbe ogioa 9ierne beie "Sbe
@orloS Satr" / Chicago paa Silent
ture11. Seq fom fra @innebago, So,
oa qiorbe iaa en- Iiltifter neoom De
corob for of bilie paa InlnoIen. Seq
tGnfte ilet life poa, at ieg Der Ituloe
hape ltbii9t til Wpnt; men icg olloe
tale meo bam ON en- &orreiponoances
fontraft for 6remtiben. InunOIen
toQ intoo mia iom ON ieg ltllloe oPre
Ell Serremano; ieg beiaa Srptfertct
o0 par hiemme / bans bpggellge
Silent oo iif 8cpertning al for'fielli9e
Siem oQ fif @eoertning al forlflellg
Sloe8. Eli gfifeo CAB ban mig en-
Sheet pua 16 Collars lpbenoe paa Ell
hanif Sotelpert / Chicago. "a le8
fom til Chicago bar oeofommenoe
&ert poo Sotcl aQiance fontltrs, og
lea fif life EIaos Der. men maatte
ub / @pcn igien, 90 cnbper fan Tor
itoo, at Situationen bar nof'aa tr1s
tiff. ho mine 0cnQe bare iaaoiot Itrat
til @iQct for SjemrCiIen. Seq tcles
Qra'crte % ifrep itrar til Nnrtolen |
0ecoroh o. iortalte, bnorleocs Oct
Itoo til. 9aden otter, oa leg fom mo
poa 4g%entfontoret, loa Der ira
I%nunoien iri Billet ira Gbica1o I'll
ariItiania og 16 Collars / Henge.
"Sifio par berga". Seq ipnteS Oct
par altfor meget % ienote De Is 8ol'
lars tiIbage; men Oct ftf lea ct Stlens
6ebrep for iiOen ira min Sclgierer;
ban ipntes, of ieg buroe bebolot Fens
acne, naar ban ienbte mig Dem. %
ban uar ber iibcn poa n RorgeStur,
if ieg Seleionbuo fra bam, at ban
tGntte at beisge mig. San boeOe ba
paa SspcrS Sotel / Sfieu. geIsget
bIcp oct life noget al. bans SiO itraf
life til, bporom ban iiOen / en- uenlig
| Samtale unoerretteoe mig. - Ru er
ban. ben gamle, giGpe Ben, borte. 5
iu6erlig 5afnemmeli9beb oil ieg iaa
uotale: Scliiguet bore Winoet ON
baml
Gn penIig Silien til ule 2Giere,
Slpgt og Senner ira
u. Solli0.
Sitcroal, Sen t9be Npril 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10

at ioreitoa Irbcioct blep oolat:
Nnrtaingcnier @ord, Sans $. Nis5,
Sans 5. 9tie8, u. Eolnc % &obaus
mes $. Scnilm. - Eli @runbtarts
mrllo bleu / Iamme Nooc pul0t:
SorS 8. @rinoe, NliffeI &. Snlac.
ears u. Suiebe, Sens ". Seuium,
Spar q. Gi5bopo, $. $. Rio@, :.
@ieabol, Sufob 9stbun, q. s..
Sd,ou, Sn8ebrigt 6ebie, Siur VI.
8pcit, Sens SerbaI on Siur 4. 6e6s
ic. - Gn0reo8 u. 9etblm, Suua 4.
@otbun % Cfo s. @atbun bIcp poIat
til at prroiGtte Gienoommc / Ncrrc.
Oct til en- &Uroi al miuoit 100000
SIR. Get blcp ucOtaQct ar bpQgc ct
mt @uS poa 2cifonacr &Iottcrs
Qoaro. &uict ifaI bIiuc opiort til
Sommcren o. er foIfulerct Ill 1000
&roner. iii 6ormono / 6abrittIIips
net bltp ooIgt Den me &ommmclTgc
Sbormoo SommcrielOt.
Gn ubpggeIi9 Guoc toa set mco Ell
Wfanb ira &eifongcr, Ola gtisS, iom
mi par boenbe paa SeinitranOcn /
SrenOcIaQcn. Gen forulpffc0e baooe
uGrct iii S%ronobiem, oQ uur M paa
Gci bienloper. San blco fort al eli
2l-aarig SfpoSfar ira Tronobiem,
San tilitoo ucO Sorhgrct, at ban
baubc iIaaet Nie5 / &opcOet mcO Ell
Summcr, o. iaa taQct bans Hcnge -
ca. 200 aruner. Gette bpn0te itrar
uocnior @uQrGnien. Nig@ bleU iunls
set itrar eitcr, bcpi0itIg5. San bleO
isrt til Sp9ebuict, men 0eoc 0aden
citer - ltoCn at pare fommCu til
@cpioitheo. - Freiten Inoer5 Sob
Sen ifriper / iii GitermUlc ON Nie8
bl. a.: Ola Rie5, ocn biortansgooc,
bllgiina monncn ifllloc fonra 40 Gage
paa elm ilif maatel Ircpait miot pnu
l%anocpegen 40 cit 0pr az Elm ilult.
Get cr iom oct gieng oia iii merg o0
bGin. Ola par Cin an ole 0iaie grcte
mcnr, ca beu porte til pens me0 ber
rppc. San par Tom Elm grunnitolpC,
10 tralit / alt ~na'ionalt framgongas
itrpu. 6riIpno, iriif Iifctil % or
leg. Oh uiSitc oatio fpar on baooe
ben mann; men ban par 10 uencl'tcn
oQ goblin, al iampGl motltan0uranc
bar hans UcltCr. - ! lin ltn10om
QiCff BAN poa %nfob SOcrOrup5 rols
fchcgifulc / SOart, Der Jeff ban fUcl-
fen / icQ iom alori iorIct hononl. -
Get cr ci rG0ilu at me / bette lano
fife lcnacr fam lara trpgt cttcr Gin
tcttqrenot lon0cpci. TCi mau tata't
horot / frodcn iligc dime mcnncific
NDr. - % oct oon0C iom li8Q UNDER
her Tom 10 oitc- er Ocl brcnncprnct
Iolf BERT fife 10 oanUittig oprilt
utun breucuin. at 0ci Ocroict cl mc1ls
ncifjeiiGl til cit par bun0raO troncr."
Won5 Sanien 5r9nnluqen err o.
iuu fomrcn ai0age uc0 ct lllutfcStiI.
fploe. San par III Torpuater pod
Gosicitran0cn Trciteqaaro. Gn Gu9
MI / gtart5 ifuloc ban Op / SfoQen
citcr @eo. San bapoe / SOFT fiprt
icutmcn en- itor IuuGe mc0 &e0 og
faitet Ri3 og Bar oucr. !hu bdU0e ct
inf Suclag oGffct set belle. "a huu
bQOoc iaaet irem CIT bel Gel al Be
oen, ialot Den itore Snempuq0c ne0s
oper hom % GAP ham et iPlt &npf /
Npggcr. San oooc 6 Gage eiter'
Sans Gnfe, @iertrine, ig6t S0ugiet,
iiooer igien meo ) ufoufrmereoe
Born. @iertruo SotIeIiO, Gnte eitcr
aiosoe Giliu SatleliO, CT ogiaa al
quaet ueo Gsoen efter IGngere St08
Spgeleie.
: 6reauit arbeiOer man for al iaa
reiit ell gautaiten oper De 6resUitin
aer iom par meO | pore ii0ite Surge
mco Suerige. aomiteen bar faaet
iaa aoo Stette banOe ira 6olt / Spg.
Sen oq ira 5resuifingcr ouer / Nine
rita, at man fan iaa Steuen reiit al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10

iUr 81. Harold sOm.rs, $50 OsSsIb Ave-. srOOsIyu. n r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10

) Seifouger Serreositpre blep Gen
5te iSebruar ueotaget al laoe opisre
Ell itor Spelpingsbro al Steu oaa
eure Seninm. Amtsinaenisren bar
uotaaet Steoet o1 Seien maa iom
0slse al bette oHll9gses noset. Ill
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-06-25
BLOOMINGTON
special Correspondence to the Herald.
HEARD THE CANNON.

In a letter to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Newman, Mrs. E.
K. Goodrich. Of Brownsville, Texas,
tells about the Mexican battle direct
" across the Rio Grande River al
Matamoras. The people in Browns.
willie heard the cannonading distinct.
ly, and several balls landed in the
city, one striking an automobile and
destroying the engine. and another
striking the side of house. Quite
a number of Mexicans on both sides
were killed in this battle. It must
be quite exciting to be so near 9
battle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-06-25

week. He sent some of his old
friends here announcement of the
event.
Floyd Sedlmayr of Prairie du Chen
visited at the VIM. Hart home last
week. Floyd was canvassing for a
book concern.
Campbell Ridge was represented by
Messrs. Jesse Blackburn. Will Parish,
Conrad Risic and Delbert Moore, Sat-
uIday.
Delegations from Bloomington and
Cassville r. N, A. lodges were enter
tanned by the North Andover lodge
Saturday evening. The session was a
pleasant one.
Walter Daily Of Milwaukee was a
guest Of Sidney Gates last week.
W G. Forehand and wife, Mrs,
Frank Hickok and Mrs. Fred Riese
autoeG to Platteville Sunday.
G. W. Hoyman is visiting relatives
at Freeport, Ill,
Martin Koppman, the prosperous
farmer who owns the Mutually farm,
went to Dyersville, Iowa, last week
and returned with bride. The
many new friends here extend con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-06-25
BEETOWN.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Remember the dance in the Bee.
town hall Friday night of this week.
Music by Dubuque harp orchestra.
A. sprague and wife were at Ian
caster Monday.
Bessie Birch and Mr.. Oakleaf, OF
Bloomington, were Monday callers
DR.. Kraut has an auto.
Prof. Mac, the hypnotist gave a
show in the hall Thursday evening.
Clyde Rogers is visiting at Clay,
ton, Iowa.
Sydney Birch and family, OF
Mason City, are visiting here this
week.
Mary Hall, of Albert Lea, MINI.
is visiting friends here.
Nathan Tindell, of Burlingame, Kan
sas, was renewing old acquaintance
here lastweek,
We had quite an exciting time in
town Monday night when VIM Nofe' s
team became frightened and ran away,
one of the mules was cut quite badly
with a wire fence; no other damages
were done.
There was a barn raising at A.
Shaben s last Monday.
Mrs. Florence Roberts, of Platte
Vile, is visiting her parents here.
Mrs, john Burns is visiting rela-
tives at Rock Island, I'll.
The Beetown Ladies Aid Society
met last Thursday at the VIM. Chap
man home at Bloomington the next
meeting will be with Mrs. Archie
Chapman.
Mrs Henry Snales, of Potosi visited
her daughter a few days last week.
Quite number from this place at
tended the Soldiers Reunion at Lam
caster.
There is new twelve pound boy
at the Joe Muldoon home.
Sunday visitors were Sam Birch
and son Sidney and wives at the
Clarence Raisbeck home; Archie Mar
tin and Coy Chapman and families at
the John Chapman home; George
Marks Jr. and wife, Miss Conner and
Virgil Showalter, of Lancaster at
Matt Auel's; John Mankel and wife
of Lancaster at Chris Garners; Ed
Austin and wife of Lancaster at VIM.
Gates.
A number of the young people
spent Sunday evening at the Earl
Sturmer home, it being the wedding
anniversary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-06-25
NORTH ANDOVER.

Too late for last week.
Mrs. Lewis Taylor went to Du-
buque Tuesday for medical treatment.
Mr.. Hesselman and a sister of Mrs.
Frank KeoIker visited Mrs. Keolker
one day this week. More Deyelsville
people are looking for homes here,
Roland Thomas returned from
Montana Tuesday night to be present
at his mothers funeral.
Ed Welsh. Tom Biggin. Mick Welsh,
Ed Myers VIM. Forck and Andrew
Lamenberg bought new Ford cars the
last week.
Mrs. Frank Keokler and Mrs
Charlie Bohbringer accompanied Mr..
Hesselman to Dyersville Friday for a
few days visit with Mrs. Keokler' s
relatives.
Miss Edith Zeigler went to Bloom
ington Friday to attend the class pro-
gram and commencement Friday even
ing, remaining over Sunday for a
visit at the Will Meyers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank England of
Prairie du Chen, attended the COM
mencement at Bloomington and are
now visitors at Levi Ryans.
Mrs. John Barr went to Tom Nc
Councils Sunday with Link Barr and
family.
The dance at North Andover Fri
day night was we'll attended.
g. j. Seipp and family went to
Mt. Hope Sunday.
Miss Lottie Seipp will assist in
the Seipp store during the summer
vacation.
Mrs. Joe Thomas who died last
Sunday evening after years of suffer
ing, was buried Thurdsay at the
Dodge cemetery. The funeral was
largely attended by neighbors and
friends of the family, who met at the
home at 10 o'clock where a short
service of singing and prayer was
held, after which they went to the
Dodge church. The sermon was
preached by j. A. Jamison. The
pail bearers were A. A Zeigler, John
Zeigler, Johun Barr, John Ryan, John
Champion and Grant Woods. The
large funeral and many beautiful
flowers were evidence of the hign
esteem in which Mrs. Thomas was
held, although an invalid for years
she was highly respected and will be
missed in the community and by
family and friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Thomas, of Lancaster were in
attendance at the funeral
Mrs. Smeltz, of Cassville, sister of
Mrs. Charlie Bushnell died at her
hume Sunday evening. She was a
member of North Andover Royal
Neighbor lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fivecoats and little
Eva were at Levi Kyan's Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-06-25
THE TRUTH ABOUT
BOTTLED SODA WATER

Thousands Of good people have
robbed themselves and their child
rem of the delight and the positive
health giving benefit Of bottled
soda water because they did not
know what modern bottled soda
water was.
What is bottled soda water
Bottled soda water, as we make
it, consists of:
Pure filtered water,
Pure cane sugar syrup,
Pure flavor, as for instance.
ginger, lemon, orange, ETC.
Pure sugar color burnt
sugar. or other harmless
vegetable color, where
color is used at all.
Pure carbonic gas charged
into the water to give it
sparkle and life.
All these ingredients are com
pounded in our new, clean, sani-
tary shop and put up in clean bot
ties. Call and see our method of
washing bottles. In place of the
wired or patent push-in stopper,
we use clean crimped tin plated
crowns with sanitary cork cushion
to close the opening. Science has
recently achieved, what used to
be thought impossible, the art Of
making soda water favors direct
from the fruit such as strawber-
iers, raspberries, etc.
A case of our soda water In
cellar and a few bottles on ice
with a standing permission to the
children to help themselves will
do more to bring them racing
straight home from school and
keep them home than all the ex-
pensive toys or all the solemn
commands that you ever heard of.
And while bottled soda water
drinks are thus amusing the child
rem they are also benefting and
nourishing them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-06-25
CASSVILLE.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Mrs. Ed Wilmott, of Potosi, was a
visitor in the Ben Muller home the
past week.
Oscar Seller Of Lynville, was in
town last week on his way co visit his
mother at Bloomington.
Miss Kathleen Wood. of Baglev.
was guest Of the Misses Garner a
few days last week,
Mrs. Henry Stoke and son Of
Minneapolis, are in town for a visit.
Otto Failing was in Lancaster
Sunday.
Carlyle Kuenster is visiting at the
home Of his sister at Glen Haven.
Miss Nettie GraybilI leaves for ST.
Paul this week for an extended stay.
Miss Opal Stephens attended the
reunion at Lancaster last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Moore have re-
turned from their Wedding trip.
Mrs. a. Hillary and daughter, of
Beetown, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wood over Sunday.
Mrs Jake Alderman Of Waterloo.
Ia, was a visitor in town the past
week.
Harley Weaks Of Glen Haven Sun
d8yed in town.