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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-22
Gklcaao. 21. Estcber.

Bsissu. - 5ar 7sssmber s3A-s4c,
am etius ssale; far Eai ssh - SOC, am
Sfiub sssze.
Befi Asoru.- Tlr December e71-
oTs4c, am Snlus 871r: iar apai ssx -
ssEse, am ShIus s9Ke; far 3uIt es--
6s4kc, am Shlus sg4c.
6nfkE-i{tr Itlenlhkr Aa@-28Ac an,
sdlus ssh4e; far Rai 4lA-421.e, am
St,iuB 49e.
Nssssn - Rs. neu.r s4h-s5e.
0erft q. 1880.
ftmoisgiaam.u. -9ea:r as.T5-
5.a5.
Rleefaamtn. 600 - 1880 per
Gentuer
RsSpsif - s2i.25 per Bbl.- ,Far
3anuar eiS40 - 1880. am EAlus &tS40;
fur Waai tls.50 - 12e2H. am saluB
SASS.
Gdmafs. si039H per 100 Efuns.-
syar Rorember SO .32 h-l0.8TH. am snluB
tiO.a2 u; fir JauuGr ol0.8o i0.40. on.
SAlub slo.s5; fur yaai ei0.4sh - 1885,
am Sh!uB ei0.5o.
6tort Rippsnieften. - 11o.l2 Z
Hoo per 100 Bib - giy Cstober &io.40
- io45. am Salub s1040: fir 3anuar
tl0.sn - 10.E2-s. am E&Ius Ai0.30: fur
Rai fi0.42H-l0.47H. am Shlus Sl0.45.
Duttee - R1rtt mar unperdnoert.-
gseameries 24H-2sHe per Bfunh.
9ier Warst mar hober.' Crhinarn
krfts 2ih -2sss itriss 35K-ao1e per
9ukeno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-22
Ma1tUdrtiae mdrtte.
en- ppri. 21. Gftpber,

Nebf.-- Der Narit mar unoef1br ftetio
Spring Dstent e4.30-4.5o, Wiuter Straiobtl
~ 10--<.20, aDintsr Vatents a. A4O-%sU
Gprina clears 1A.00--4.20, Grfra wiute,
Ro. 1 t6.55-3.75, Gxtra bo. Wo. q e886-
$50. kaniaS gtraiobts s4l0-4.20.
Roaaenmetl faum rubia. - Joir bis
sass' s.ss. 's'S0--s.7a a'''' '' f'"e' $3.50
Raismetl mar rubig.- syein.s weise,
xns selbes ei.55--i.so, arobss &1.50-1.55,
4ilnbrieb $3.50.
Rssgsnift ite.is. - aO. Usaeru liz
6. II. Rem PORT grport.
0srt mar rubts. -NaItserits 6s--77s
6. |. I. Buffalo.
Bei8en-Rarit mar beuts itstia.-Qs.
. rotter s4e ci.f. Nsw Dort gIport, bo.
05Ht I. 0. b. f&Uimmsn6; Ro. 9orthern
9ulntb o4Hc lob. idUimm.no.
effAfDrM - Ter Nartt mar felt. -
eypcrt Tx I. 0. ;. ftpimmenb.
6afer.- Uearit war is,ig. -- STANDARD
Ueiber 4<--4oc, No. metBsr 44-44ze
ianep abseihnittsner tuejB.r 44h-4sc.
Qsu taum h:tis.-Stonbaro lO2 H-1o5e
Vc. 105--L07He, Ro. . s5--100e, go.
S6-90e.
6spien III ltetis.- stats. orbinar.r biz
4oice 1918. 3s-45c; 1912, 20-25e; Daeiffs
Gsait 1918, 2s--32e. 1912 25--25c.
6dute iinb felt. I.Htra! Gmer,ea
82he, Bogo,a 82-38t.
2soer III felt. - SsmIof frfts ae-8Oc,
iteonoS 2S--2Sc.
Hors mar itetig.-Sarilp ss4.5o-27.Oo.
fhorf elear ef9.75-2l.5O, Res S28.75-24.26
Deef mar itetig.-Jomi!p els.0o-20.OO
WeS $i7.5Q--ls.50.
Gut RsatS waren nlutg. - Oepbsslts
BeaieS 10 bis IL Hfuuo. l3H - 16e. oo
Shinifn 14Ke.
G@mali mar ftstis. - Nibbls Wef
vriina eiv.s0--f0.70; Rafanr..s unaereaelt
Continent $ii.s5, Q. u. tli.s5, Gomppunt
s1k-She.
Tals III ruhig. - grima Qitp su e1le,
Qcantrr e-6Ac. SrtcioI efc
BaumD off faamsu Gel mar pillig
- grima CONNER selbss g. T0-T.00.
Se:rofeum III itsiig.-RaFTnirt Reu
gori Buff $500; Barrels ts.T0; Gait,
3i10o.
u olts III ftesis.-1Om.ftit Jl.ses Chis
a5e.
oar, par itetis. - Strained. esuosn.
lifsS bio suies e4.O0
1erpentia In felt su 43Lsc
Eeis 1T 'tttia. -Qtusstmtf4sr 21s--6e
patna s4-Skc.
Nelaiies iit itetls. - Rem Crteani
Open Aeit!e. gutter bis dolce. s5---55e.
Sudsr. - Mpher III isit. - RuSearak,
30 Tei,, 2.sse. Centrifugal ss 1eft 8.4sc
OoloHeb 8uder 50 Tel, . BE. Raifinirter IL
iteiis. - Gut Hoaf 5.lOc, gru'seo 800
Rouib ~ 4.S0e. Cubes 4.55e, gcmoerel
4.45e, 0ranulaieb 4.sot, Itamonb n. 40
gonfecienerB ~ 4.i5c, Ro. i4.l5c. Ro.
x.05t. Kc. 3 l.00c. Sc 1 8s5c, Ro. s 8.ooe
Re. 8 Ss5e. Ro. 7 a.s0c. Ro. s 3.s5e, Ro.
s.-0:. Ro. 10 S.65c, gc. II s.soe. Hc. 1.
5.65e. Ro. 1g 6.50c. go. 8.50t.
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9dsli@er Wsarftteridt. /.

GintiHnati 90. Ct.ober 1918.
Tie naAfclaenben Euotirunssn bssieAea
n4 nus ouf Gnarot- & fgan1asfionsn De.
lisineren oefAaf ten pssbsn stuss lstsrs
1ysiis tsgednst.
BrpsifieneA
Ter Warlt mar ruhia, pyeife ftetia.
6AmsIl. - prima 6tsam tlo.s2K-
10.lsh f.sb.
Trc6sueefalaenes EisifA. -
Karft hesie. - Gtort dear Seiien f3k--
I21xe, Neutrality-suspicious. I34-l2he, eytrs
fteyf dear Geitsn 1Sk--l3ke, SAulisya
il-itke. Bellies iSH-iSAe lols sHk
Ks Mslr S:ypa6t.
0aeon.-Rarst hetsa. - gksrt dear
eeitsH 1ek--i8Ae, iurBsNippenfeiteR lsk
i3ke. tytra fhort dear Ssilen l84-18xe,
&@ultsyn - - i3ke unb DeuieS i4A-
ist Iofs uHs As Der Dtune nsbT sessa6t
Sugar Cursd-BleifA. - Narst In hefia
- e&inisn lsH-i0c. Hienie Sdultern
l8H IA, Ureaffaft Bacon 10 - roc
edultsrW 10 K--14e. Qes Dors Gut S4u!.
Tern 1914, iss6sus Desf.S 2iHssM es4.0o
5000
eatsep6Gertss gIsifd.--Narst
aetle. Sdinien i4x - ise. picnie sdui.
tern 10H-IOAe. Helies i7--i7,1e, S&ul.
tern IL -iixs RsD Dors Gut eAuitsra
ii--l1Ae
isKe, S.tnie eAuliern s--04s, SAu..
iern 9--o,se. flor, R,ppenietien yA--i04e.
fbsrt dear eeiten i0-i0ks, srtya fbori
es,ieH ~ ioAe. Bellies i4-lsKe per
Diunb.
Rehl Gesreibe
Veil .4iHtsr 1atent 94.a5 - $50
Wintsr Haaes eS.o0--415, 0intes s5a.
miin ea.2O- AS0. Gytra eSO0--s.i5, pr.
sin1res G3.7t-3.o5. Barter Bsven Ystens
e3.7o-8.oo, 90. fones e8.sS-4.35. oo IA.
Hilu $3.50 a.7s; yooesuHeti. noreDshiid
eem,f&tss 4L75--3.90. reiHes Ctr el.lu-.
l-30. aem,i&tss es.S0--4.l0 Der OIL.
0etteR --Rarit feffer 70. spttes
Rinfer 0S--e4s. Np. Sbs. el--02c; 80. 1
rotter s8--oie per Ua Hsriauft iuurben
Qog no. ? rotbsr Sa e5He. Gar rctter
Hah prcbe 81 S9c, 500 6u. Ro. rctber
nit Rorn ,n 05c auf hsm Weleiif.
Bsl &torn.-Nasff rubig nnb jietia.
no. 3 neibeS 7i--7tKe, no. s weites 7O5<
Tic. go. : weiBeS 81 - Toe, no. . ael.
beS 70H-7lc, 70. s bo. 7u--70kr. Ac.
bo. 50-70t, NO. gemiiAteS 7O--7ie, Np.
3 DO. 70--70he No. 30. 69-7Oe. pei.
6eS 9otbentcrM 70-l2e. esIbeS DO. 1i--7Sc,
oemif6feS DO. 7o-72e pei 0a. - Eerfowft
lpugosn: ! Gar No. y gelbes IN 7ie. / Gar
go. y bc. Su Tic, Gar 70. = pei6es sa
51Ise. 1400 0a. DO. ~ Tie, y Cars Np. 2
gemiihtes IA Tie. 500 Uu. DO. nit 0afer
ia Tic. 800 Uu. DO. nit Meisen ~ Toe, 500
1u- No. 3 bo- NIT &ssseH 81 7oAe aai
benz 0sleife.
0sier. Narft IN Felter. Rs. . wei6er
A2t, STANDARD neitsT lIKe, 30. ueibfs
lOk--<it. re. usif9 1eK--S0s. Ee. 4
aemif9tss ~ olOKs, 80. So. sox-10s.
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rss umidte I'm aiefieen 0lesrinakcufe
pei'ffen H6 peute auf S4,403,4o0.
.essusifafes.
Ier Marh q 2osalissuriidien mar aud,
nsuIs misoe. thr Hau uHb oie Hrsiie aes
a osnuI. va osr Sorle mar nus Elm einsioer
SstIaa, ~ oetid)ien, ndmli4 Nitien Der
enc. Stirred Hp. Go. ~ fo714.
Vohltesenpe 7abeHe psH TN bisiiaen
Narn btnnoft1en Bombs unb Gstien eiebt
cw cii'5ielIen EuotirunasH an
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2dmmer.--grtra e7.S5, CUTE bis auserle.
fene e7.00--7.20, orbindre BIZ quite $500
Gkicaoo II. Gftober 1918

0dnsine 9ei4ts $3.50 $40, g.
mifAte e7.60-s.35, f4nere s7.40--s.20
roube 47.40 - 1856. berfel 34.75 - 7.50
Utarft i10-l6c niebriger.
Rinbpieb.-- Beepe3 e8.65-9.e0, feras
ettere 16.75--790, peiiiihe Stiers $500
$40, Stofers uno Geeoers S5.1O = 1885
Rhbe unb 6eifers 48.50--s.30. 4dlber $500
-l0.50. Warft langiam uno itetig.
S4afeuno 2dmmer -ShaFe: Gin.
beinii4e 44.O0-5.00, 5dtrlinge 35.10-b.s5
HdmHser: Einbeimifhe t5.S5-7.15. Wartt
iteti8 bis Zoe nieoriger.
Bufmbr. - Shneine 10000, 8inbpieb
5000, S6afe uno Q6mmsr 1900.
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Der Yert6eioissr.
Bon 20 ilbslm 5spbri6.

Sin nsusisrises Rounen gina ourh
ben 8srbaaolungsraum, uls Ssrr
Gortrano iih Don Der 3sugsnblnt err
bob, um feline ausIugs gegsn ben Qns
ss'lagten ab3u9s6en.
WSon mar 9epobnt, i'm on bieier
Steae cine anosre RoQs ipisIen Su Ies
ben. 6unosrtmal bate er bier feline
Gimme ertonsn iaFsu, I'm sinsn iensr
armen 5eltfsl slG nertbsioigsn, Don be-
nen aud beute tpieoer timer auf Der
4ntlosebdn. plaB senommsn bate.
Sunosrtmcl bate .r ais 4npalt DON
isnsr Stsle aus nit Donnsrnoem pa
tbos Der 8sieQihaft feline bittersu
Wabrbeiten ins GniIis ssidIsuosrt.
genn 5err 9ontr1no mar elmer Der
Waiupors Der Qupultstribiins, nm Den
iih bic Woroer uno Jiebs, 9efruuocny
ten unS Gbsbreder rauften, oa ss lei:
nsr btnrsibsnbsn gsrsoidmtsit Itsts gs.
lang, ods StrafmaB gum mInoeiten
I'm einise 9r1oe bera6suoriiten.
Dap sr heute estpiHsrmaBsn islbit
dts anttdgsr titr ftuNp, ITU purt fem
pernihtenoes 3eugniB stnsn urmeu
5.ufsI ins unsIit 81 itiirssn, bsn er
inter anoersn umitdnosn ii6sr bersits
piutgit unter feline ihirmenoen 5tts
tide gsnommsn bate, mar folasnosrs
maBsn Sussgangsn:
Ginss Rahts mar 6err 9ontrano
ourt Elm uueepobutss 9srGu'6, oas
er pernommeu 3u hdben gldubte. aus
bsm Shlais osipstt porben. als er
iih oarauf poriittig srbobsn hatts IND
ourb bas S6Iiifellph in iein benahs
bart,s grbettssimmer lugte. lab er
bort sineu UIsnIhsn, Der Ith beim
ShsIH elmer glsnolaterns III ieinem
Shrsibtiit gu itaffsu maf,ts.
glun, Serr Gontrano mar pohl be-
lsi6t. absr nidi isigs.
Wi. einem Rud bate er bic Shiir
auissriTen, iih auf ben IbsrraIdter
Spisbubsn osiporfsn uro ibH nit Elm
poar .unitssr.htsn goreritobsn uns
ihdolih semdht.
2lls Der Wsuih mad sinissr 3eit
aus isiner gstaubung ipisoer erpaht
mar, fab er 6errn 9ontrano ssmiitbs
lid in isinsm SdrsibisiIsI iissn uno
heosutiam nit sin.m RepoIuer Ipislsn.
Sm iibrigsn itien sr absr gar nlht err
3iirnt gu iein. i'm 9sgsntbsiI. .r Ia
telts io9ar. Gs mar Elm brsitss. feibits
suirispsnss 2dheIn, in oem iih bic 9ss
nugtbuung tptosrIpisgelte, ioeben. obns
fr.moe Silfs. alein our6 feline 9eiitesz
s.gsupart uno aroft sinen an'heinsno
Iehr o,fdbrIihsn giubreter oin9isii ss=
mad]t 81 baben.
.Grniiht", nit.e sr oem 'bl0be
gloBenosn 8eIsllsn 3u. r8as bdtteit
ou Dir rpohl nidt trdumen lafen, msiH
Sunss9!"
Ter Spisbube besann alImdblih
gum iIaren gspubtisin lsinsr Gage gu
tommsn. gr mar, pis 9onirana jegt
eemerten touHfe, Elm armleltges ~
itsq. benz Die perrpahrloItsn a!sioe- in
2umpsn am Ssibs binssn. Gr scigte
osnu audi psnis bon Der psrbiienen
9eritottbeIi Der geborenen 8er5reh:r.
Iunosrn begann 5u itIottsrn uno gu
bsuIsn, ais er 9ontrauos 9teoo.per
orobsno auf iid gsrihtet Tlb.
.9nabs. 5err." pinisI,s sr nit blaIz
ZEN eippen, um Die Elm itruppipe, Bart
pudsrts. sd bin teiu seip'rbsmu
bigger 9isb - aepib niht! sSta Fin
ohne 4rbsIt, habe pier biin1rige, tls!ne
Ginosr - ilnb" -.
Serr 9ontranb III Gchte Elm iiberle;
genes 9eii6t.
Sra ia - unb 10 iDel.er", pintte er
milbs ab. .Du bralldsit Dir teins une
nothise Wiihe ssben. sBas nu iaeeH
piait. tpifen mir ihon ulles."
.absr id reoe Die Wahr1sil. gutter
2err.-
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Nisspebsyu yulssess.


oslb .on eau pnrbe su 84--3KE aus.
sslis6ea uno fdlD6 ~ 8--84<.
Drima Osf0dffspopisrs warben 81 ~ -
- btSiontit.
eterttRa Qr4anas in ifmaf. -
otAf 81 t4.S5K unb GommereioI bu A.s0N
@.Sl.
UuHbes. Dbfigationen iDaren he.
no nHb uuroen suis fclot quoiirt:
Der. 6taaten RffunbiruMe 3 0o4 -ssH.
s regiftrirte 100 Hoy, GcuponS 109 "
-11OK, 81 resiffrirte 1021 --108, Coupons
i02k = 10S. poRama Nesitsrsb - os
geb., DO. ~, oo--iO0.
Nftie nmarft. Dir Gntihetbuns Der
Sfuif4snftaatlihen 6anbeIsfpmmiijion bat.
tt 5ur nclge. oab Der Narlt teute fart mar
nne befonoerS bic gilenbahn Nftien i'm
Ereife hieGen. Ter Narff perblieb itarf bis
gum 6dInb, nnb bic gdlabmotirunaen ita.,s
Den oarhpeg iber oensH uon geiterr.
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Gpefter 1T pilIis su t5.40--6.50.
etffH - Der Narft rpaa beute rubia.
10. 1 RDrttegn n 90 1876, ,No. . Hortbern
e16.76-16.26, 0D. Southern e16.60--
1900, 10. Scuthern ioFt o16.5O--1e.O0.
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SO. 4 DO. $500 Der Du. weriauft ,uurben:
Gar 30. . weiber III 42e, . Cars Wo. 8 bp.
~ 4fe, $50 Wu. DO. nit Wogsen su 404e,
$50 Du. Nc. 4 bo. nit aorn su 89Ke, 1
Gar No. 4 iueiber 5u 8oKe, / Gar ipeiber
mad Drcbe, binburnt, 5u 37He, 3 Cars
f6wefelrei6er ~ 40e, b0O0Hu. bo. su So Kf,
Gar StaHbarb tpeiber su 41Hc, 1 ear Wo.
. gemifdter 30 40c, Gar WD. 4 bc. 81 3oe
ouf tsm Deteife.
Nseeen.-Nargt lttuah.-Ro. . 2e6K-
61Xe. Wc. 5 DO. 64--o6e. go. 4 DO. 59-64c.
geriaaft murben: 500 Bn. go. 3 nit 6dfer
5u Csc, 200 1u. na6 grobe nit aorn su59e
ani bem 0eleife.
8erit s-Eo. Q @inter 70--75e, go. 8
DO. 6c--70e, RD. 2 Spring T7--s3e, No. 8
DO. 72-75c per Bu.
Berslei3 Der 0efreite.Drei1e NIT benisni.
sen am gfeihen Iase bes porisen Jobrts:
Cffober 21. 1918. Citober 81. 1919.
@eisen, Ro. rotber Rinter 9le it0e
@eliGiorH. Qc. 8 gemif6tes 7011c 65he
pafer, Nc. 3 eemiihter ~. 4Oe 541t
6oggen. go. . ......... 67He Toe
oen, Vo. l fimoftn $500 1890
HbiSfp.
fsr Narlt mar hetis. Berfault wurbsn:
1241 Bbls. Tilti1ers ;yinifbee Uoobs auf
Der Hafis uon e1.8S per 0aloHe.
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Meta q. Msrft.
Rtp ppri. 81. c,tobtt.

Rew Uort. 81. Citobet.
4upfer mar beHtf ieit.- 6tanhagl II
t16.71; 0leftrolDtis AZ ol6ls7; cate ID
ei0.67-110O; eating Su e1s.7o.
0tnn ID f&ma6 tK eAO00-tO.aN
0Isi rutio ~ ekso.
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Q,A.fcn asn e -. ssl< TiNcurs 9ddrse IL. q
olc9tscu cent. <e.. 81. Ulin 4de seHe ses... -
nsAtfsu epub. Ig. -. io0A Ret b. .ef m9sy. ~ -
Qilnufie q Q, !. ~. - a. e. d. esn- SlSx.. tiss
6aIssn. Ctis u. sikN y. 8. tsb. 4s.... -
Naiiiss. { CNo SIS Sek ea6. 80 ~ .siAs ycs<
AyccH ~. %. a.. set gcrf ~. 4 .ecB-Ss.. %
Gent cf Mecsatd b. ie9N q. q. -. H.. io9
Qsrsfrnl Scatter Be-. ~ Aersk Dartfie A.. ss
gAefas o. SAy.. ~ Ncrft 9acfis ST.. G
g. 20 eens .lMG... nAQ. .. n rms, G... eSs<
G1ie uff shr... ~ esrn q. 81 1919. sTsS
a D. &C. T. IT,. ~ Bern. con. 4r......;eo
O. 81 o. eeu A.. ~ gsdbtna GER. A.. olH
6 q ACs q sKa Mi+gfp - N. fs A.. TC
aRg epacfsLlr. IH GfAA AEN q. ST.. Ssx
IN q kAdt ria II. Tsstes q ~ % cor. tr. ~
GkH ref AsyftNs. t1sfgsas. Esr asEe a.. 7sf
Hsl &cuh q. A.. T1 Ecufh Hae. col Is. ssh
g ~ o. ret Br.... TN Aecufe H6e. %. A.. 81
Itffrsre sY... 81 Eeutt 9af ,rs' lr seA
9rte priar Hen ls.s ~ kcufh Mnffsvah ~. ic3H
erie asn. Ag... lbS geufs ~ cen A.. -S&
ogte % lf fen T.. VI ltsrscn 3drfe Ar. sTL
NC .Gsaf ref. ls.. So tiHibnNnrNe % ~. sl
ynfsrkoso-Tsst. ~. Ys[ Tn Bot. In. ref g.. sd
Srf Tssre Uaar AZ 81 . Hnbeer o.. iofx
SneaH <kr...,.. SsAu. O. Steel .. 81 ies
Aonf G'e g. ref 81. sSK Wifp. q Gss N 6y. Ss
&c tsS krtfpt3).. " Het. In. TT <s... Eox
G. kR IN. lr..... Mk Nsfssru Usb H.. TN
81 r. q xsy 4 ts.. GH 0Fnns1 qi %. Sr. 81
m.A&fsy. cen ~ san 6fs. Central Sf..., ssH
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OS,,s eIbusartt.
eise.1aat. d. css,b.r ,e,a


osgb - tMnaer Ho4 Ie1s ieit unb bic Rad.
ftaes Ha@ Tarlebea nur unbebsmftnh. Gar.
is1et seM cal1 Uurben pon ben Nanleu AZ
6N auSeelieeea uHo Beihditspapisre ebens
fdue tu w bsslcHiirt. lie Rugier plaeir.
ten ysseaf.9apstal -on soun unb aui Seit
~ ex--68.
hsAtN ssf MN Dssa
nntotn ~ i0e Tistonto per $1,000 spiihen
UGnIsn rtrfduft. Tie Gounterrote betrdot
W. 3fAris PET e1O0u.
MsAsn ass essws.
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A few friends of Miss Teresa Nc
Nertney gathered at the home OF her
parents here Friday evening and sur
prised her with miscellaneous show
ed. She received some handsome pres
ents and all enjoyed a very pleasant
social evening. Music and cards fur
nished the amusement. They played
progressive pitch, for which prizes
were given, Marx Gloe winning first
prize and Joe thinner the consolation
prize. Light refreshments were
served and all went home we'll pleased
and wishing for another as pleasant
time soon.
Miss Rose Keening, of Manila, is
the guest of Tom Mcclure and family.
Lizzie McNertney, from Manila, is
visiting at home for few days.
Messrs Hans Asmus and Dean Hahn
and the Misses Grace Mullen and Til
lie Arndt went to the dance at Dow
City Friday evening.
Bernard Finnegan and Marx GlOe
were county seat visitors Saturday.
Miss Hannah Weller is visiting an
aunt in West Side.
Miss Bridget McNertney has taken
few days vacation from her school
duties to be home until after her Sis
ter's wedding, which takes place on
Wednesday of this week.
Miss Rose Keening went Saturday
to visit near DenisOn with Larry Fin
negan and family.
Miss Susie Mcclure left Saturday
for Chicago after an extended visit
with her brother, Tom, and family.
Mrs John German came Sunday to
visit for a while with her brother,
Mike Kane, and family.
Mrs. J. p. Welsh has been some
what under the weather for the past
few days, but nothing serious.
Mrs. Doctor Bonney and daughter,
Mrs. Will Eimmer were Manila Wis
itors Tuesday.
The Misses Ola Hodgell and little
Jay Hemphill went to Arion Sunday
for a days visit with friends.
The Misses Mollie and Gertrude
Griffin came Sunday to take the train
for Dow City, but the afternoon train
was so late they gave up the trip and
went back home.
Thomas Finnegan was a Manila
visitor Sunday.
Marx Gloe attended the short
course in Denison and after his re-
turn expressed himself as we'll pleased
with the work done.
The show Saturday evening was not
very we'll attended. Those present
said it was good.
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock
the wedding bells will ring for Mr..
VIM. Gallagher and Miss Teresa Nc
Nertney. Full particulars next week.
The homes of Major Finnegan, H.
G. Neubaum and Hans Asmus are
now lighted by electricity. How is
that for town of 100 inhabitants?
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| AMEN lIOl1 llle A>c"o.J
Larson, Turin & Co. have received
a car load of Ford automobiles, which
they will put on the market in the
spring.
E. f. Clauson hobbled down to the
store Saturday morning after an alb
sence of just two weeks, which time
he spent in bed a very sick man.
Alfred Clauson shipped car load
of butcher stock to Omaha last week.
for which he received very salts
factory price. He accompanied the
shipment and found time to visit rel
atives and friends before returning.
Rumor has it that new mercan
tile establishment will soon be
launched in Kiron, which is to be
backed by few local farmers. The
developments at present are not ma
tured sufficiently to give an exact re
port of the new venture.
Oscar Peterson, former KirOn
boy, who went to Dakota few years
ago and purchased farm near AL
cester, which he sold a few months
ago at a good advanced, purchased
another farm in that locality a few
weeks ago for $40 per acre.
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The Misses Emma and Amanda
Boyer and Henry. William and Ben
ME were Sunday 1visitorS at the a
Moeller, home
Mrs. D. P. O'Brien and son, Leon
ard, were guests at the home OF Mrs
NJ Brown Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. kruse were Den
ison visitors Thursday.
Misses Annie Prusch Annie Bues
ING, Lena Boyer, Annie Evers and Mr.
Adolph Evers wc1C entertained at the
Owens home Tuesday evening.
The Misses Agnes Owens and Lena
Boyer visited with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Kruse Monday evening.
Tom Meehan, Of Denison, is Nlslt
ing at the e. c. Houlihan home thus
week.
Miss Annie Buesing returned home
to Denison last week after a lew
davs' visit with her sister, Mrs. Ed
kolls.
Miss Annie Evers visited with her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Kruse, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Lentz visited
friends and relatives in Charter Oak
Sunday.
Miss Lena Boyer returned to SchleS-
wig last week to resume her dutles
in the home of Mrs. H. Schultz.
Several friends met at the home OF
Mr., and Mrs. A. SchWiesoW to cele-
brate the formers birthday Friday
evening.
Fred Boyer and Ed Duncan Went
to Chicago with a few car loads OF
cattle Saturday evening.
Allen Duncan, who has been sick TOR
some time, is recovering. His many
little friends are glad to learn this.
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M. e. Church Notes.-The condition
of the roads on Sunday made the
drive to Boyer rather tedious and un-
pleasant. Finding the superintend-
ent and teachers the pastor had the
privilege of conducting the bible class.
The Sunday school board OF the De-
lott church met at the home OF the
Superintendent, Mr.. Chas. Sh1ves, last
Thursday afternoon. Several teach
ers were elected and other important
business transacted The Mems
Aid" reshinged the parsonage barn
one day last week and when they ap'
ply coat of paint, as one OF them
suggested, the building will look new
again. The Ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Eddy on Friday OF
this week at 2 p. m. The subject Tor
the Epworth League meeting next
Sunday evening will be Present Day
Conditions in Africa" missionary
A new but competent leader will have
the lesson in hand. This, with an
expected program OF good music,
readings and recitations, will insure
an hour of much profit.
The Woodmen promise tine enter.
tainment next Saturday evening. All
are cordially invited This is one OF
the fraternal organizations whose aim
is to benefit their fellow men. There
will be a supper in connection. There
are only a few WoOdmen here and
they will be thankful to all those who
will contribute something for the sup
per.
J. l.. Riggleman and son, Jesse, re-
turned Wednesday morning from Chi
cago, where they had been with a car
of cattle for Mr.. Riggleman and two
for J. D. Newcom.
Oscar Yankey and family and his
father and mother loaded their car
last week and took their departure
for their new home in Arkansas.
C. J. Newcom was in Omaha cou-
pie of days last week.
O. L. Fink, who once lived near De-
lott, has just moved on his fathers
farm near Carl Winey's.
The band boys met for practice at
the home of S. Horn last Wednesday
evening. The boys are doing excel
lent work and their interest grows
stronger with practice. ]. r. Riggle.
man came up from college to meet
with them, returning to Denison on
the o'clock train.
Mrs. Edna Brogden and daughter,
Crystal, went to make visit at the
parental, Charles Brogden, home Sat
urday. Firman went down Sunday
and all returned home in the evening.
J. w. True was confined to his
home few days the past week with
rheumatism.
Miss Fora Richmond and parents
entertained fine crowd of young peo-
pie at their home last Thursday even
ing. A splendid time is reported
Mrs. +. C. Dobson entertained the
Willing Workers last Wednesday af-
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