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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-14
JACK l0IlS|ll
sI0PPEDByP0llcE
0NWAYT0cAuDA
Believed Trying to Escape
Trial and WIN Be Taken
Back to Chicago.

Z BATTLE CREEK. 1aSoh.. Jan. "A
Jach Johsssn, the puefijsG ana hia
whits wife. WITH I've nsero friends.
we're taken ~ b oras1 Trunk traia
hsss early ts-lay " ~ Dattls Csssh
Dessss a. he rsqusse e Unstsl state
lfaeshai Dswosdy q ohaaaGs. 4.
Ths ys1srai SfneuDu iearnea uhat
ysA.ssn left Cassass Nh nisAt bsuna
fsr rsroute. sal y = bslisvea slsy
Ssarsa he slsht Asvs ~ iatntsea q
junping his sssd - Ne write siavt
cAsrUs. - this stfsass y nst an sxera-
l1tabss one. JsAAssa says he snly ~
tsndsa - stav In Tssests . eouDos q
Hays. He p .be1ng Astafnsl pending ~
arrival q the Chicago antherltiss.
Johnsen said he az ~ Win - No.
late any Of The tsrms q the bond In
surfing HE appsarancs n uaitsd States
District Court anA SlnDly intended 4
70 b Toreuto 70 consult with Tom
Flanagan. his fornss aanAssr. rsgasl-
ing . proposed 6IUAt with A Palssr b
Paris. He cinimsd that the lattsr's
manager had offered b arr6ags . figh<
for x3.0oo. fast gs.ts
CHICAGO. Jan. M-rhs first infor.
nation regarding Jacik Jehnson's nisht
from ne city was givea ~ the pt1b1ca.
ton In . local nswypapsr Of telegram
from . paosnssr who rscognlssA John.
soa and his party on The train. Act,ns
on this Charles .. Dswoody. Bupsein.
tcndent Of the Department Of Justice
In chicago. traced ne train On which
Johnson was suppeeea % b tsavsaiina
and wired tbs psaies ct Battle crssl
y arrest him.
Jack Johnson win ~ brought back n
this oity and lodged In. jail on Q bench
warrant eharging him with being q
fugitive. from Justice. according to Dc.
woody. Ns
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- ssunA numhsss, ~ ysu~As. 4
DsoA - I'VE leo wsu,t hnxs hss.
-. Wuast 0AeuSl usasusU ~
AneAoos s11AsugA formerly . ~
lneA WaAge Veot W1ek oo-1nah
sase ne issss haD .nsasuss sAsual
- - iashss."
Nov. II you will compare these meas
uremsots win thcee q TIE Gree,
vssua you will nad ne twe nsts prac
tieally identical. The only marked dif
ference 10 n the waist circumssrsnce
Aeeerains . Miss Ksrwin. The vsnul
w. q . few yeafs 90 had . 3s-incl
waist. which talllss with the rs inchsl
Of thu statue. believe that csrtair
arehaseaogists c,aim that 0rscian iadis.
Aia wear corssta % az every Amsri
60 wsman I'VE yssrs ~. Now Il 1,
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faAhionabie TO wear small, digit
eirdIe. or not even that. Hence re-
sumsbiy. the increased inches II the
valet line.
1T IL fact that the modern wsman
does not cramp and construct hsr
waist." declared Mis- Ksrwin. "Das
never allowed II TO be 20 natural - Il
b ct present. And the reason 70 pr
fectly simple. A pinchedsin waist
makes NE hips look large. Ths fash
Ions Of to-day show hipasss sfRsctA 4
.IArgs waist aids IN securing the seSe1oAt
Lies % much In vsguA" "a.
80 fashion has aseonaU1ishsd - ~
form physicians have Advocated ~
yean," I commented. "But YOU ere
sure these figures ysV sivs mp are ~
too bisf" e.t.c. ~
vNcHANotNo QUALITY o. the
IDEAL oGAuTy. IA.
Tin positive" sald xlin KGwin.
land n they agree with those q the
Venus q simply SHOWS the unchanolno
quality Of the IDEAL Of beauty. Dvesy-
body 1nows, tbat The model most -
sired b. costinsss y the psrfsct ~
and ms esner urnsnte ~.
are sxactly II Droporuon win TINS oess
msAsura M
give fest saght Inches may sson .
~ ssii- hat tho tar women have the
80. ~ ~ shsss lav,. mvseif hnev
that . short modsi has . great asai q
dinscuity In proeuring snpIeymsnI xAs
sample gowns turned out ~ ne. ~
a voinan With . S6-inch bust msassrs
"a hs4sht acoordinR n,Av anS a S.Un
!. A. ~ hut sNevi ~ n .ssr,.s
800. 49, ~ vsoana. 4 - ra.S.-
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':s;;;y I x SIX '''s;:.,.
Accidents Occur Wnhn Few Min.
uteA One of the Victims Being
Probably FAiallt Injifed.

vun9 man VINO cnfrie1 : ladder
an bssest wAs ssrssk ~ IL suts.
mssils - ARTHUR E1oyt. u No. ~ West
TArsv -nlneh street. to-day ~ ne va
croslne Dos0way - 1lesoksr street
-. Hoyt swhe u . dealer II amesno-
snee. hfeed Che unconscims victim iusu
he machine and NTH frame Policeman
Miller seated besa1s him wAvin. for
INT rs, Of way whir'sd e 81. vincent's
1, vas Iearnea that the ,nsn had Oh.
tanned employment from the It,ser.
Blescker and Mott streets, THIS mornins'
and was on his way 70 ne nrst "jci,''
af the time OF the accident The man.
who 70 about twenty-eae ana Of medium,
helset and euiId. 10 bs1isv>a to b. il.
Jared Internally. II. -
shortly astsf this accident Abraham
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EEMxNxNg FIGURES
REDUCED 10 FI0UkkS
EOR COMPARISON.


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WAIST AND cH6or oeMgNoloNo
yurthsrmess. the difference bstwses
Hiss vcheers chest and waist measures
10 . tribe 90 four inches. The otter
snes bstwssa these two messursmsntl
10 The Venus 10 nearly ten inanes. II
this respect the goddess certainly ap
proachse more closely b eAe avsrag,
normal woman. and therefore 20 tn
fs4inins outline most generally pleas
in6. ~, W t.
The second caneidets Tor caassio pul
ehsasuoe. Aise marjorie watson Of Lon
don. lacks three ana one-Suartsr inchs
q beng - "oivinsiy tsli" - the ststu
With which she 70 compeSee' Ana ~
she 70 seven pounds heavier than L.
vsaas. VITA al respect to Ms Wat
esu. ! Can't unsercsend how eayeed,
: tset ~ incnss WI .ne ve'ynn y
pounes secsess ev'ns the Aassouv
sSmey ~.
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According to an Expert,
Whe Ciess ths Div,sn-
stons offhs Finsst
Figure Am ons The
Women Of ths 100. the
Modern Venue 10 q
Society Woman and Not
q College Girl o. Euro
pean Woman.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-26

The Emporia State Normal sends Us
its published statement to April 22nd
showing they have enrolled this school
y ar, since June I, 1912, 1862 students
being Is more than all of last year.
100 counties furnished the students
outside of their home county, Usage
furnishing 81, ard Marion. the home
~ ex- Gov Hocb, sending 48 students
In the list we notice 4O3 Music stu
dents. And right here is where the
Ellis county and western Kansas young
folks.are losing golden opportunity,
for the FIT. Hays State Normal has a
most excellent teacher in Music, Miss
Bovee, as was shown in her work in
The Capt. of Plymouth, ard every
hour of her day and evenings should
be taken I'D with music scholars.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-26

Our town was excited Sunday morn
ing over Z C. Times article which
they construed to mean that the Fort
Hays Normal was to be reduced to g
High School and the ''Hay-Press" was
blamed. 1t was really amusing
They couldn't understand it meant
ga short term High School was to be
established at the Manhattan college
until they read the Topeka papers.
Some people feel because the state
and nation is democratic every
thing is going to the deviP,
The fact is the Democratic admins
trstion are going to do everything pos
qible TO build up our State Educational
Institutions. They gave the Fl Hays
Normal MORE maintenance than ever
not for higher wages but for more
Faculty if We CAN GET more studsnt
to ATTEND. The old 'Hay-Press' has
tried for some time to get our people
and Faculty to see it, and the Faculty
have received an official notice.
The old "Hsy-Press" has not been
fighting the Normal bat giving Facts
twas hard TO believe.
AS predicted, ''the Big Regents"
have reelected President Strong for
the University, Waters for the Agricui
tural college, Myers at Pittsburg ano
given Us Butcher at EmPoria.
The Regents are going to give our
81. Noel the Best President that money
can ReSS, regardless of cost. A big ma
"a good maz-a new man. Watch ard
see, and then let all turn in to get q
large attendance.
Rev. Hale saw the light and IN his
Sermon Sunday night he told his au-
diencs-many of them students
BE of Good cheer, the future shows
up perfectly grand for our town, our
Normal school, our churches.
at the Normal Chapel Monday Prof.
ShivelY made a grand address telling
OF the worry, the opening OF thu big
clouds showing the silver lining, Of the
Star of Bethlehem beyond the clouds
and many students felt like cheering
"for daddy FFsess and the Regents,
for the future looks GLORIOUS.
Go down to the school next week tol
Chapel at 10 am, See the smiling Of
the Faulty; we believe every one will
get contract for another to help to
build up the school; See the crowd of
happy students; then THINK Of the
happiness of all if there we're 300 stu
dents attending there every day.
Think Of our stores, our rooming-
houses, our business men.aHd think
when the Free Press urges these if it
fighting for Or against the school or
the city.
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Experiment Station Notes.


They are planning to grow q protec
ton belt OF forest trees along the
road west of the buildings.
10000 Seeding pines were received
this week direct from Germany and
thev will be set out with the purpose
10 deveIOpe them for distribution in
two years.
The State Forester from Manhattan
was here Monday in consultation with
he Supt. relative to Park improve
ments; increaing the nurs ~ pro ue-
ton; and arranging to handle the In
cTeasing work in 70 est tree distribu-
ton
The men have unloaded a car load
OF drain pipe to be used in sub-irriga-
ton tests for truck crops The Irriga-
tion engineer is laying out the work.
Water will be supplied By the station
plant and records kept.
The feeding of the beef cattle herds
on experimental maintenance rati0ns
have finished and cattle meved to the
pasture fields.
Supt. HeldeF was IN MaDhattan last
week consulting the Big 8 new regent
board and received their approval to
commence work upon the improve
ments st the dairy demonstration dsi-
ry farm Bt the south siIos- A COW
barn, water system, and other equip
nen& and later the daiFy-man cottage.
High grade dairy cattle will be secer-
ed for farm demonstration.
The Station has several puroc Jer-
sew male hogs for sale.
Mr.. Foresman. q former employee,
is again at his work over there.
-
department at the Agricultural col
lege, Prof Coehel, visited the station
this week.
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''' p sss' minet seed
Can be had cheap now at
Karl Le1ker' s, Hays
Notice of intention of Board Of Cesa-
tY Commissioners 10 Build Bridges.

tY COmmlsOneTs TO Build Bridges.
RESOLUTION
Motion by j. J. Kutina and seconded
by Vim. Grabbe, that the following
resolution be adopted:
Be it resolved by. the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners of Ellis County,
Kansas, That the following bridges be
repaired and built, to Wit:
One span on the north side Of the
Schoenchen bridge between the NV
corner of the SCI and the NE corner
of the sW{ Of section 28-15-1s, cost
about 81. 500 to $4,000, one bridge one-
half east of the town Of Pfeifer to
take the place Of the present old
structure, between sections 81 and as,
on the township line between town
ships 10 snd IL, range IS, cost about
81, 500, one bridge at the Meserve
crossing, on the section line or as near
as practicable between sections and
5, township 10, range 20, cost about
50, 500, one bridge on the Saline river
between sections ID and Is, township
IL, range IS, cost about 50, 900, re-
pairing two bridges near Munjor
across the Big Greek one betweed sec
tons 10 and 80, Il, II and one be-
tweed sectiona % and 24-I4-1e, cost
about $500 each.
All members voting for said resolu-
ton. P. V. GoTTsCHALK,
ISAAC ZIEGLER, County Clerk.
Chairman
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-26
The Ladies Clubs

The Ladies Clubs
The Saturday Afternoon Club viii
meet this Saturday the 18th with Miss
Belle Sutton, In answering roll cal
the members will tell OF 'WorId
Events or Interesting Notes.
Miss Mulroy will conduct the lesson,
which starts on the subject or Shs keg
pears 18th Night, Act & 2, scene 1.
On Wednesday afternoon the Domes-
tic Science Club Will go ont to the Nor
nal building aud Miss Agnew will
give q lecture on ''Puff Paste'' AMI q
demonstrationen OF "Patties" and on
t'Cheese Straws''.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-26

Hicks says watch out for storms and
a Frost the eth to 18th Of May.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Luthe-
ran church meet with Mrs Il. W.
Ozhant on Thursday afternoon next.
Important Notice :!
Mother Nature gives her views or
Woman's rights, privileges and duties.
They will be OF interest to suffrdgIetE
and ants. She appears with the Nor
NAL District School IAN Star" ag
gregation which presents The Fairy
land of Flowers or the: Lost Slipper
on Thursday evening, May 8th at the
Normal Auditorium.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-26

Rent a Safety Deposit Box in
our Fire and Burglar Proof
Vault for your Deeds, Wills, Jew
elry. silverware or Valuable arti-
cles that you want protected
from fire or thieves. Citizens
State Bank, Hays, Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-26

Whether you are customer of
this bank or not, we will be more
than glad to rent you q Safety
Deposit Box in our Fire and Bur
glar Proof Vault. Price 81 per
year. Citizens State Bank. Hays
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DR.. F. z. MEADE
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Office over Citizens Bank
HAYS KANSAS
Phone Ss1 Residence s72

Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior,
U. Stand Office AZ Topeka, Kans
Serial No. 02745 April 9, 1918.
Notes is hereby given that
George Bennett Of Yocemento
PO, Kansas, who on Nov. 9. 1909 made
Homestead entry No. 2745, Serial No.
o2745 for N}NEK &H4 neX Of sec
ton %. township u, south. Of south
Range 70 west, 9Th Prin. Meridian.
has fled notice of intention 20 make
final 8 year proof, TACT June 6, 1el0
to establish claim TO the land above
described. before the Hen. Clerk Of the
District Court Of Ellis county, Kansas
at Hays, Kansas, on the s4tk dav eff
May. 1913.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Martin Orth, Jr- Grant Goble. James
GripBen. Emil Bichaeison, al of
Yocemento, Kansas
GEO. ". FISHER. Register,
aI2@m q
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Business place for rent
Our Blacksmith shop, paint & wood
work shop on south Fort street. Bays.
Apply6o MRS. J. C. WESTBRoOK

New Top Buggy for sale
very cheap, IS I am teaching in Z. C
Kanaas and don't need It. See it ard
Jim MaRrane at the Penney barn on
south Chestnut street, IN Hsvs.
ED. JANTZEN
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Land to EXCHANGE

Two good Missouri Farms to ex-
change for Western Kansas land.
One 275 acres and one 1917 acres, al
well improved, near town and market,
Give me description of what you
rave to offer,
b. ". osHANT, Hays, Kas
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Pasture For Rent

Pasture For Rent
own ali of section %, in townships
II, range IL, Ellis county, Kansas,
and it is all in pasture, and there is
running water on this place. would
like torrent the pasture for the COM
ing so INNER. Address me BeIoit, Kas.
John SpeIlman.
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Chairman

We have received fine stock
of carriages we are selling at
very low prices. Come see our
stock before buying elsewhere
D 81 Early & Sons,
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Hespassing Forbidden

=
Kstiee Is hereby eivea forbiddinz any
one frsn nexing e. taxing any tim
her, wood, rests o. WiEe from NY
farm. the n z quarter Of section u,
township u south. range Is. IN ElHs
eoUntys kansss under penalty Of the
Law. -AEeWBEd win De paid for infor-
matioa Tat yin eonvict snyons Of vie.
Iating tia sotzes.
ArL Hsris HADDOCK, BEowaeH, Ks
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Eve and Har Suraeon

Eye ana Ear Surgeon
DE-. 81. Jay Brovn, the Salins eye
and ear specialist viii be at the Bruins
wick Hotel, HAYS, Tuesda7, Nay s,
At Ellis Wednesday, Ttb
At Russell. Thursday. 18th
We always have plenty of mo-
ney to loan on land. IF you are
going to need a Farm Loan and
are Looking for. a low rate, call
at the Citizens' State Bank at
Hays, Kansas.
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plymouth Rocks

Rocks. the best gene ral-purpose Far
ner's fowl, get your eggs from my
breeding pen. COchraI scoring 90
points mated with hers scoring 90 T.
g points Come and see them. Egg
81, so per setting. No betper to be got
IN the State.
GEO. E. PALMER, HAYS
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Rice S Garden seeds

Remember when you want Garden
or Flower seeds and go te your Gro
GERS, ask for, bay and tzy this season
Ricess Seeds.
Thew are guaranteed TO be Pure,
to produce true to name, and to be
fresh and to grow. Don't buy
cheap seeds az it e. too late to change
after the growing season. Get the
Guaranteed, tie bsst, and when the
flowers and vegetables come you vii
Be- satiEdsd
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-26

Here is your chance to get away
We have a client with so acres un-
improved, within 8 miles Of Pickering,
Louisiana, $500 popuIa jon Is high
est and hest land IN the state. dark,
sandy loaT, raises figs. tangeFines.
oceans, fruit and vegetables Of al
kinds Party unable TO leave Kansas
viii trade for western land This il
an unusual opportunity. Write for par
ticuIaFs quick
Clearinghouse Realty Co.
Topeks, Kansas.
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No red tape, no delay, money
the day papers are signed or 500
ner if you need It Interest and
principal payable at our bank.
You do not have to bother send
ing your money away Il yed set
your ] asa OF Us,
Citizens State Bank. Esys, Kas
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-26

Get your feed at
Schsyer & ArnhoIdsss ,
We handle all kinds Of feed.
Corn. kaffr corn, Cats, Bran.
Corn chop. shorts, and also
AIRY al kinds Of fodder seed.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-26

Notice for Publication Serial No. O2F4s
Department ~ the InteFi0r
u. s. Land Once, Topeka. KANSAS,
April 9, 1918
Notice is hereby given that Grant
Goble of Yoesmento p. O., Kan,
who on Nov. 6, 1909 made Homestead
Entry 0274S. Serial No. oe745 for the
S1kNW4 & NKSW3 section g. In Town
ship 8, south Range 1SEest 9Th p II
has fled notice Of intention TO make
final three year TACT June 6, 1919 proof
70 establish claim
IN the land above described, before
the Hon. Clerk Of the District Court %
Ellis county, kansas, IS Hays, Kans
on the s4th day of May, 1918
Claimant names IS Witnesses:
Frank Atwood George Bennett
James Grippen Martin Orth,
all of YOeemento, P. o. Kansas
- GEO. ". FISHER, Register.
q 12-m q
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-26

KosIce CGPa1Hesffoa.
Department of the Interior, y. S. Land
Office, Topeka, kansas, April II, 1918
Serial No ORo43
Notice is hereby given that Frank HoR
of Gorham, Kansas, p, q. who, on
May I9, 1916, made Homestead eppl i
cation 02q42, serial No. 5000 for the
Essex Of section %. township Y.
ruth. range 70 west eth pm,
has fled nptiee Of inteation 30 make
final 8 year, Act Of june g, 1919, proof
10 establish claim 70 the land above
described, before the Hon Clerk of
the District court Of Ellis county, Kan
sas, at Hays Kansas, on the Sist day
of May 1873
Claimant names as witnesses:
Robert Klotz Martin j. Windholz
Frank Scheck all Of Gorham P
Kansas E.f-d- Leo Denning of Vic
toria Kansas 20.
GEO. y. FISHER, REeIsrEE,
26 N 81
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Home Bakery
am prepared to bake bread. pies
an cake, on ORDERS. at reasonable
prices at nv residence on east Juniata
street, or phone No. SO
MRS IDA BELL
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Here's some bargains
EleZszt DzssseEs Excellent
s. wing machines An exteatSon Ia
lie. Incubator & Br oder
All in good condition aad rigef pricer.
Sargent's End hand store
2Hd street near Earle 3
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IL acre Croft place for sale.
We oEer for sale. rent q trade the
IL acre GrUR trset sne brick house {.
EsFth part Of town. Gone seems.
oskant & Smith Haya
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21

Red Band Brand Chocolates 24c per
10. at the Racket Store. 29tf.
Miss Elsie Woellstein returned Mon
day from trip to St. Paul.
Combs, Barrettes, Lavaliers, Pend
ants, at cost Baldwin's Sale.
Ella Bents returned Wednesday to
her school work at Cedar Falls.
Will Rice came up from Cedar Rap
ids Friday for visit at home.
Mrs. Hopperstad and little son were
up from Ridgeway, Tuesday.
Miss Dora Thompson, of Rideeway,
was Cresco caller Wednesday.
Grace Hoy is the new stenographer
in the law Office of John McCook.
R. NJ. Enright left Monday for a Wis.
it with his brother Pat, at DEBORAH.
Georges Owens and son Paul, were
Elma visitors the first of the week.
For Sale-One second hand Davis
Sewing Machine. d. Amundson.
Brooches, Bar Pins, Lockets, Chains,
Bracelets, at cost. Baldwin's Sale.
Washing wanted. Enquire Mrs. Boil
ger, 4th Ave. S. w., Cresco. 29t2
For SALE-High grade Holstein bull
one year old. r. M. THOMSON.
Phone 42l for good meats at reason.
able prices. South Side Meat Market.
Mrs. F. R. Bouska went to Chester,
Monday, for short visit with relatives.
Ed Barfoot and wife went to Deco
rah Saturday for visit with relatives.
Mrs. w. H. Cummings left Wednes-
day for visit with relatives at Mason
City. ...s..a.. r.. -.
Miss Mae Hadke left Saturday to
spend few days with friends in Fay
cite.
Miss Florence Swenson arrived Sat-
nrday from Elgin, Iowa, for visit at
home.
Miss Martha Becker came up from
Fayette Wednesday, for visit at
home.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21
LvCAL NEWS NOTES

China at cost at Baldwin's Sale. s1a
Rings at cost at Baldwin's Sale. ~
Clocks at cost at Baldwin's Sale.
Watches at cost at Baldwin's Sale.
L. E. Emmons was Bonair caller,
Monday. >
Charles Quinn was up from Ossian
Tuesday. ..s>
Harry Seraing left Tuesday for North
field, MINI. .%. .a~.>'
Nv. ]. Roberts was a Lime Springs
caller Friday,
"A new line of embroideries at the
Racket Store. 29t2.
DR.. Kessel was Lime Springs cal
Ter Wednesday.
Miss Winnie Smith went to Lime
Springs Friday. '-
Mabel Hill returned Saturday to her
home in DEBORAH. .s
Alvin Natwig came up from De-
corah, Wednesday. s, .. -.
Mrs. Fred Woellstein returned Tues
day, from DEBORAH.
Buy your Easter jewelry at Bald
wins jewelry sale. ,..
Miss Dora Thompson was up from
Ridgeway, Monday.
Lennis Glass returned from Charles
City Tuesday morning.
Percy Peck came Saturday from Iowa
City for visit at home. ",
John McCook left Saturday on pro-
fessional trip to Usage.
Mrs. E. Matthews was down from
Lime Springs, Monday.
Mrs Will Forry returned Monday
from visit in Riceville.
/ Miss Alma Minkel was down from
Lime Springs Wednesday.
Carl Maehling. of Lime Springs, was
" Cresco caller, Tuesday.