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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-11-19
Winneshiek County Tax List
FOR TAXEs OF A.
FOR TAXES OF A. ID. 1912.

DEBORAH, Iowa, Nov. 5, 1913.
OFFICE OF TREASUR Err,
Winneshiek County, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-11-19

To Whom 1t May Concern
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Monday
(towit, the h of said D. 1913)
o'clock said
of
in COSTS.
G JORGENsON,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
AID MOVEMENT
FOR PLAYGROUND
Lack Of Funds Prevents Cash
Contribution to Park

While the sympathy Of the village
council is directly with tn play
ground movement aid in thc form of
cash contribution cannot be cNtcn l.
ed at present for the Golfers will oare-
ly withstand the draft for necessary
street improvements and i1cidcntal
cNr'nses. The board, however, viii
assist in maintaining the grounds SO
Tar as they are permitted by the by
laws of the village.
President Wills will authorize the
street department To- install the euUip-
mont Whenever it is desired aud IN
add ,tion the village will keep tho
premises free of rubbish Whilc the
grounds ar" in use. Further. the viii
laGc will pay the taxes On the prep
crty according 10 an agrecmcnt made
With the original promoters OF tho
grounds. 1t is desired that cuuDri-
buttons bc donated To- reimburse n
rarctakcr who's, duties wilt ice to SUI
permt"nd the grounds aud assist in
Regulating the play of children
10 assist ia raising funds. an enter
tainmen; will be given at near date.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
ARE READY FOR DERBY.
Greatest Turf Event OF Year 10 Be
Run in Louisville.

Louisville, Ky. May .. The great
est turf event of the wear. and the
richest Kentucky derby ever contest
I'd. the thirty ninth running 81 thai
event. a. Il mile and quarter for
the cream ot the three year Odds If
America. will take place al Churchill
Downs tomorrow. marking the open
Ing of The spring meeting Of the LJu-
isvtlle jockey club.
Hitherto the richest derby was that
of 1880. won by Riley, and worth To
the winner $500. This year he event
will he richer even than in the year
that the son of Longfellow ted his
field home. The pick of the throa-
Noar-Olds are entered i'm the event but
Hawthorne. the most phenomenal
horse of the year. continues a dor,d-
Cd favoritc in the betting.
There are thirteen days a'ilg
scheduled, and with the fastest hors-
rs in America now quartered in tho
stables. the track in excellent conii-
ton ana substantial purses promised
for each dav the management expects
ON" of the best meetings in recent
Years
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
AMATEURS SEEK TITLE.
Many Canadians 10 Competition a
Tournament In Boston.

Boston. May 9.-rhc elimination
necessary To determine the national
amateur boxing champions I'm tho
classes from an entry list of zoe as
pirants was begun tonight, when the
preliminary contests OF the annual
championship tournament were held
The Luxcrs came from many parts
of :his country and Canada.
In the los pound class two youths
regarded rs strong contestants for th"
title. :. \. Schan of New orleans
and Frank Paccy of Toronto. were
eliminated, each in three rounds.
Thomas T.. Regain. II Boston high
school boy. national champion in tho
lij-pound class, won his trial with II.
cline of New York Some of the con
tests of more than local interest were
IOS- pound class -Barney snyder
Boston. defeated \. Schan Young
Mems Gymnasium club, New orleans,
IN three rounds
steve Phillips. Boston Young Mems
Christian union. defeated Frank Pa
cry. Riverside A. G., Toronto, In threc
rounds,
1ia-pound class-Thomas l.. Regain.
BOSTON. defeated IA. cline. New York.
IN three rounds.
l25-pound class-W. Kitchen. River
side \. g.. Toronto, defeated lola
clark, RoNbury, In one round
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
Yankee YACHTSMEN ASK
DETAILS OF Upton DEFY
NEW RULES LIKELY TO RESULT
IN CHANGES IN CONDl-
TONS OF CONTEST.

London. May 9.-Thc Royal Ulster
Yacht club today received a letter
from the New York Yacht club re-
plying To Sir Thomas Lipton's chal-
iengc to race with Shamrock ~. for
the Americas cup. in which it is
stated that the New York Yacht clJb
since 1907 has made radical changes
ia its system of measurement anG
time allowance, and that important
ohanEcs also have been made in the
racing rules
The letter continues
Your reference, therefore, 80 Go
regulations of the last contest as soy
clniug the present challcrgc leaves
uncertain whether YOU mean a chal-
l"ncc for "A match sailed with or with
out time allowance. and, if with time
allowance. whether YOU propose II 10
bc sailed under the New York Gacat
club system of measurement ana time
allowance or under the racing regula b
tiors of 100, which governed the last
contest. but which are not N force
;t the present time"
The letter concludes by askins for
information on these points. AS 1t is
essential that our committc" hc m
formed of the specific nature of IN"
match proposed before it can AXE any
action on the challenge"
Sir Thomas Upton said tonj"nt
that inc had not yet received I copy
&C the letter which had been al
dressed 10y the New York Yacht club
to the Royal Ulster club, ana on the
spur OF the moment was unable to
snswer the questions propounded. But
ne said
The Now York Yacht clubs COM
mittce which has the matter IN rharS"
rs composed of thorough Sp"rtan'h
and-as anxious for II race AZ am
and | haven't the slightest doubt That
the points they raise will Dc settled
20 their mutual satisfaction. and that
The race will take place.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
NAY SET NEW RECORD.
6atsmcn Face johnson for 43 Innings
Without p Score.

Washington. May 9.-Waltcr 'Whirl-
wind Johnson can carve his name on
the pinnacle OF the washington mon
ument, and there will be no complaint
from the fans of this city. The big
pitcher is believed TO he en- route ~
the establishment of a new pitehln@
record.
To date Johnson has pitched az 2-3
innings without being scored on. ano
there Is only solitary tally charged
against him So far this season. That
was made In the opening game. he
cause of misplays by his team mates.
Johnson has won six straight victories,
more than half of the II Tailed or
the winning sheet of the locals.
Johnson has pitched fun nine-i
ring games since the season opened
against New York. Philadelphia. ana
Boston Uwice). The Yankees mado
ono run on errors in the first game.
Since that time Johnson has gone in
twice as a relief pitcher Whom tho roc
ord counted, both times against Bos-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
BOXERS CAN BENEFIT BY
EXAMPLE OF BAT NELSON
DURABLE DANE RETIRES from
THE RING RICH ANC
POPULAR,

oscar BattllhS Mathew Nrl"'i''
known To ring followers as The Dur
abIc Uanc has announced mis- retire
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
Timely Observations Of Events Happening in the Sporting World
MOTOR RACES JUNE q.
New York Athletic Club Sets Date For
Nikinn Cup Contest.

New York, May 9.-The New York
Athletic club has chosen Jane Il as
the date for the first race for the s.
500 Viking cup offered 10y SIR Thomas
Upton for cruising motorboats of a
Water-line length between % and 81
feet.
The course will be from New Ro-
Chclle through Long Island Sound To
Block Island. a distance of 100 miles
The prize must be won three times by
the same owner To become his PEI
manent property. The crews must be
made up entirely of amateurs. Boats
competing tor the Upton cup may
race at the same time for the Day
trophy. which is open to cruisers from
- TO 10 feet.
y special cup is being offered by
"A well known Nachtsman 10 the boat
defeating the largest number uf hoats;
that compete in the following three
long distance races:
The Block Island race, ON June Il,
the New York to Albany ANA return
race, on June %. and the New York To-
Cornfeld Shoal and return race, "n
July Il.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
Laurium Department
LAURlUM 5REVITlES.


The funeral of the late Richard
Collins was held this afternoon Ser
vices were conducted al the Laurum
w. r. church log Rev. NJ. III. Elirc l.
The rHncral If the late stephen
Pelluw was held this afternoon from
the NJ +. church, Rev. NJ. H. Eldr d.
"ftCiltiug.
IN entertainment will bc given in
the parlors of the First Baptis, ehur h
this CvCuing,
Daughters have been born to MIR
and Mrs. Constantine Sturos Of 1913
TamUack street. and to Nh. and Mrs.
TdwarG Engen Of 242 Osccola street.
Nh. and Mrs. Thomas Haikaneu Of
Seattle, Wash. are visiting in Ltur-
ium.
John Salmu Of Mcnomincc. was a
visitor mere yesterday.
\ son has been born To- Mr. and
Mrs Matt Maxi of 500 Tamarayk
street.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
SPORTING EDITORS NOTES.

Ralph Glaze. the old Dartmouth
pitcher and later with the Boston Am
orleans. is now mauaging the Beau
mont team i'm the Texas League.
II the anuual baseball series he
tween Harvard and Vale is ~ tie the
Jdd games viii bc played on Ehbets
Field brooklyn. June p
II looks as If the team that Hugh
puiry has placed in Portland will De
able to do It's share ia making no;
race ian The New England League.
Washington has a great outiicId this
season. Milan Moellcr and Shants
form trio of gardeners than can
hold its own with III. best of them
From All accounts Chance Day ar
Chicago, May T.. in honor OF the for
MGR cubs nuS~ will hc the last word
in The welcome To our soap factory
thing.
EN ideuth the Newport News Nirgl-
MIA League team intends to open the
regular vcasou some tune at later
date They lost the first ten games Of
ihc scasuu
il tm National League schedule al.
bowed th, cubs 10 pla, the Reds every
oay. johnny Evers would still bee sad.
because he is unable TO play against
The fIi-Hland,rs.
Prot e, NJ. LOWS. actng president
Of the Massachusetts Agricultural COL
lcgc is e former major league pitcher.
lie was q member or the Boston cham
pipu4 of 90. and 'pN
OdtHcidor Mann. ~. emily purchased
lay the Boston BRA, as from Buffalo. Is
moving the r'U bis league stun Hi~
Hatiug and fielding has been quite a
help Co the Braves.
The Detroit pitchers have been
forced to live miserable life on thu
field of battle this season. Even Mons.
Dubay has been slammed and likewise
wallup,d To- ttrc-thot- wei.
Pitcher Cy talkcrborg of the Nap-.
has new alihi. In recent game
Manager Irminaham asked Cy tho
reason for So much wildu,ss. I'll tell
YOU" replied IalkorbCrE gonlidcu-
TALLY. = !ct them &c, on SO that
could warm up throwing to first"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
FRANCE TRAINS
FOR OLYMP|AD
College of Athletes, a New Insti-
tuition Has Opened

Rheims, France, May 9.-Thc col
,ge of Athletes. the first institution
Of rs Kind iu the world, has been
opened here. And with it's opening
began stupcndous effort on the part
Of France to >rcst her share Of hon
cs from the picked athletes of all ma
ions who will he represented at the
Berlin oAmpiad in 1916.
The a>uUcd object of the COLLEGE
o. Athletes. supported as it Is by GOV.
umem funds is 80 prepare for re
uHrc Tor Stockholm. where the
French colors trailed very near the
bottom The college coaches admit
that they do not expect To defeat the
American team. since America, in attn
Bette matters. is in a class 10y itself.
However with the system which was
put into practice today, and with the
assistance of an american head coach,
France does hope To top the list of
European teams.
The college is located just outside
ihs city in Pommory Park and be.
sides u duplicate of the Cinder- path
az Stockholm, there is an enormous
space for ucld events There is every
hing in the way of training appara
1S while there is "A library building
With class-rooms and lecture halls ON
Ma ty..,. a
nodatloH of hundreds of students; Il
lInlns hall whore all tables are
Training tables ana bath house
with a swimming tank 30 10y 1870 feet.
Plus all the other adjuncts of swim
MING establishment. In every detail,
is claimed that the college tx the
most W-to-datc ana perfect establish
menl fey athletes in the world
"SlenSlbN the college is supported
ny public endowment but among the
S'llenis viii ac tho pick of the army
ana navy Athletes whose tuition the
-"cInmen' viii pay. Instructors from
ur physical culture departments OF
doe public schuols will lac trained at
'0r cN"ns. of the Governments while
another gruuu of Instructors. for sim
"r work Iu the army and navy. viii
lake courses 1T the college. In addi-
U'H to all this the government has
''0cd NNIl Lieutenant Georges
'''crl {" The college for three Years 81
"'uI l'l6- this officer being the ath.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
.ISIT YOUR KIDNEYS?
Dont Mistake tho Cause Of Your
Troubles

Dont Mistake tho Cause Of Your
Troubles,
Many people never suspect their
kidneys. II suffering frcm lame,
weak "a aching back they think that
IL Ia oul, "a muscular weakness. when
urinary trouble sets in they think 1t
will soon correct itself And so it is
With all the other symptoms of kid
rey disorders. That is where the dan
ger often lies. You should realize that
these troubles often lead 10 dropsy OF
3rights disease. An effective remedy
for weak or diseased kidneys is
Doau's kidney Pills. Residents OF
this vicinity are constantly tCstifyiup.
Mrs MarrUct Carney. $50 :. FIRST
81, lshpeminG Mich says II had
much pnin from disordered kidneys
aud suffered constantly from hack
ache ana pains across my loins When
: heard of DoBu's Kidney pills. i
used them and they did me more good
than anything else had ever tried g"
For sale 10y all dealers. Price 80
cents Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New YORK. sole agent. for the United
Steica
Rcmcmher the name -poan's-snd
take no other. Advertisement.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
MATCH DECLARED OFF.
Champion Hitchie Asks Guarantee o'
$4,000 From Promoters.

New York. May 9-1hc much talk-
cd -of willie Ritche- Freddie N'lSn
bout Is eff, for the present, al l'as''
The Garden \. c. has refused the dc-
monds of champion Ritrhic, wa" says
he wants $l5.000 guarantee "el''
entering the ring with Welsh kltch-
les manager. Billy Nolan says h''
.duosnt care how much Welsh can Gct
out of the Garden y, G. pr"N'"'"
Uitch!c gets his stated guarantee
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
JAps INVITE CoLLEGlANs,

Seattle. Wash. May s.-Mciii TINT
vcrsitv of Toxic today cabled the NJ
vcrsity of Washington baseball hln'
an invitation to visit Japan ana play
a series OF games with M'iJh ne ''P
anese offered to pay the Am'r'''""
expenses II they leave here AusuS'
and return To Seattle by ''i"''t 80
Consent of the faculty viii be sought
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
ENFORCE SPEED ORDINANCE.
Officers Will Rieidly Guard the Eight.
Mile Regulation.

Village officials arc intent that the
speed ordinance for automobiles Ue
rigidlv enforced and to this rnd uwn-
ers of autos VIII Ice cautioned of i'm
fractions. Members Of the police
force viii h" equipped with rcgula-
ton Whistles "a blast d which viii
warn an autoiyt To- biing his machine
to a halt, or i'm Other WORDS, t. viii
signify that the driver has violated
the speed regulation Marshal NILS
also warns autoists To- regard traffic
;uG pedestrians at stree, iutcrsoD-
tons ana hc further urucs that dr,v-
crs remain at the right side of the
street.
Among other ordirarcsa thar viii
bee more effective this .cly will he tile
rcgDlatiou of horse trarhc aud "a NUM-
Ter OF "don'ts' have been prepared 10y
thu marshal. Tcamstcrs are ,5utl ned
rot q, driN" over a curb and 70 h1n
viii lr placed upon tlla custom Of
throwing paper on the streets. way
ons will not bc permitted To- Impc d"
pcd"I TRANS nor go block t1lur i'm al
l'Ns blacksmiths may no longer store
wagons ON the street, aud the pra
ticr of lcayrue vehicles in 'u. alleys
viii Ice prohibited.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
American League.
TODAY'S GAMES.
NJ ational lcalue.

PittshurE at Boston
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago ut 'Brouklyn.
st. louis at Philadelphia.
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YESTERDAYS GAMES.
National LEAGUE.

Brooklvn. y. Y. MAY 9.-Brool<lNn
defeated Chicago Yesterday. largely
through Manager Evcrs' errors. Both
pitchers were effective, giving but
three hits each.
II r.
Chicago 60. ....0ooo0 600 >
Brooklyn g.. ..oo1 0000N-2 I
Batteries Lavender ana Bresnahan;
Rucl>rr and Miller.
philadelphia. Pa. MAY with two
out in ST Louis half of the ninth
and with Philadelphia one run ahead,
the visitors started - batting rally
which gave thcm the victorE Man
accr Doom or Philadelphia disputed
Umpire klcm's decisions on called
balls in the second ana was sent to
the clubhouse.
II II y
-. Louis ..2" y" 90 % IL :
Philadelphia ..200OOo1o1--i >
Batterics-liarmon, Sallcc, Pcrrti;
and Mclean, Wingo; Chalmers and
Doom. Eillircr TW"-has" hits
Knab". philadclphia; p'L"ary 81
Louis. Thrcc-basc hlt-Shockard. -.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
American lesuue.

Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
New York AT Detroit.
Boston az cleveland.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
American Association.

Louisville. 4; columbus 6
indianapolis 10; Toledo ..
Milwaukee. .. Minneapolis 20
Kansas city 4. St Paul D. thirteen
innings.
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ton. Saturday he pitched three in
rings. and Monday four and two
thirds inine. This make bis total ~
innings So tar, AZ 2-s.
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MICHIGAN Nine
HITS FAST PACE
Wolverines Record Makes Team
Look Unbeatable

Ann Arbor. Mich, May 80 put
IL mildly Michigan is looking for some .
thing uLat resembles competition, and
as far as the present season has gone
SHE has looked in vain.
or course there have been some
games that havc been close and there
~ one defeat that is chalkcd M
against up against the Wolverines
along with ono tie hut both of these
Llots occurred on the southern train
ing trip i'm the first week of outdoor
practice for Michigan and she has
avenged them amply since then.
The latting and fielding averages of
the team have been published, but
there are other statistics which tell
eyer more clearly the class of ball that
rs being that is being played by Rick
cy's pupils It is runs that win in
baseball and these come just as well
ny waiting for walks and by stealing
bases as by fulsomc hitting. Another
big factor in getting 4 plenteous win
column is the work of the pitchers and
this is not shown in batting and
fielding average.
50 far this season three pitchers
have borne the labors for Michigan
and their work has been great Sis
Ter. Baribeau and Quaintance are the
ones who have handed up the deceiv-
crs. The first named has been at
work i'm the box i'm IS innings and in
that time has famed 90 of the battcra
Who have faced him. issued walks,
allowed but Q hits. has hit four bats
men lua made one wild pitch He has
been in nearly every gam" this season
either al first or i'm the field when not
pitching and has scored - runs
rounded out three haggcrs aud 3
homcrs in addition To- stealing II
bases.
Tic for PiIfcring Honors.
CAPTAIN BELL and Sister are tied for
the homer of leading base stcalcr with
II thcfts to each while Rogers, the
star backstop is close at their heels
with nine to his credit. Sisters -
runs out him AZ the head of the tally
ccttCrs with Captain Bcll close with
- while takers - places him third
Sislcr also leads in extra base wal
tops, his three homors and three three
hacgcrs putting him ahead Of his bat
tory mate Rogers who has uncurkcd
three two bagGCrs and an equal mum
her Of three bagGers
Altogether the squad has stolen -
bases so far this season. has knocked
10 -baggcrs. II three-bagSers ano
seven fcmc runs and has also sacrific
cd 10 times. Local fans md 1T hard
To believe there is a college team in
the field this season that can beat
Michigan.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-09
Colleue Baseball.

,un Arbor. Mich May syracuse
). University OF Michigan, l.
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I;attcrics Mcconnell. Schulz and
Sweeney. Hall and Stanasc Two
base hits Neach. High. Detroit; Hart
yell. New York.
Chicago H.. May 9.--Chicago won y
hating game Yesterday. driving three
washington pitchers off the mound
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4 runner rcacFcd inst unul tnc ~

q runner reached nlSt unil the lIlih
II II Il
Washington ..Oo0oOIo0I- =
Chicago ....2003 o&N-lo l3
Batteries Groom. Gallia, Bchuus
Cushion and Henry. Williams Russell
and Schalb Tvo-basr collins
schalk. chicago; Shauks Washington
Thrcc-hasc hits -Wca,rt, Schallcr
Chicago; Milan, Washington
Cleveland, ohio, May e-Cloveland
again won from Boston yesterday IN
"a pitchers battle between Gregg and
Bodient only tHrco hits were made
cG GrcsI who famed nine baucrs
shorts,up Wasncr got back in thu
gamc yesterday.
II II i
cleveland .. ..p0H003Uox-3
t,ostun ... ...o020pO0O0-2 ,
Batteries Gregg and Carisch, 30
dicnt and CadJ
- Louis, Mo, May 9.-Philgdolrhia
won their sixth straight game ycstcr-
day beating 81 Louis. Although Ham
ilton pitched good game. errors II,
the locals az critical stages allowed
Philadelphia To- win.
Philadelphia ..20OD10O3O q .
81. Louis ......tO2O0OOo0
Batteries Bender and Thomas
Hamilton and Agncw Two-basc hits
Baker. Oldrins, Philadelphia. Pratt
ST. Louis.
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II II T.
American League.

pertoit. Mich. May 9.--i'ittncr Jean
Dubuc went into the game In the first
as pinch hitter ana hit single.
scoring two runs which defeated the
visitors YESTERDAY Hall held New
York scorcless until the ninth. cobb
vas reported III yesterday and Man
agcr Jennings used three players in
light Held during the game.
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Brooklvn, \. Y. MAY 9.-BrooNyn
defeated Chicago YESTERDAY. largely
through Manager Evcrs' errors. Both
pitchers we're effective, giving but
three hits each.
The Marshall republican., 1913-01-03
Fr:A,y, January 8, isi,
LITTLE ROCK
Intended tor last week.

Intended FOR last week.
j. Er cSway EFT for KANSAS
City Tuesdly mo:a ng.
Mrs. George Pearson sent Sat-
urday and Sunday with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Jack McChesney OF Mar
shall.
Mr.. Merreil and vie Of M1rshall.
Dir. Merrell and wife OF Youngs-
town, Ohio, were callers on Mr..
and Mrs. Dick Hayes Sunday.
DIR. W. l.. Sharp was a Marshall
caller Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Le'mkueh'er,
Mr.. Ber,ecamp AMI family. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kra1k spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Eh'er.
Corn gathering is about over
Fritz Bender and family Of Sed-
ALA are spending the holidays
with brother and sister.
Miss Mabel Pearson spen. several
days with her sister, Mrs. Jack Nc
Chesney at Marshll'.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hayes
an s-pound boy. Dec. 10.
The Marshall republican., 1913-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. b. 8. McDanials
were shopping in Blue Lick Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. KukendaIl and
daughter Lillian spent last We'd
nesday with the laters parents j.
II. Lakin.
Misses Schieszer entertained Miss
Sue King and Misses Drake last
Thursday.
Mrs. Roy Las,ey is spending a
Few days with her parents at Nor
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. JIM Haye9 sp'r'
Christmas in Marshall with Frank
Campbell and family.
The new culvert west Of Blue
LEX Is progressing nicely.
The X. r. ID. nal rirriar has
been doing a rushing business dur
9g Christmas.
Mss Minnie wingfield is visiting
her mother and sisters in Marshall.
Willie Cots of Safer is the guest
OF O.. A. Barron this week.