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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-08-21

Will Bigley was Mapel Leaf caller
Saturday evening.
Adolph and Frank Kakac made trip
to Saratoga Sunday.
| Joseph Wacha autoed to Lite Tur'
F., key last Saturday to spend the day,
frank Kubichek marketed some hogs
at Lime Springs last Saturday,
Fred Burr autoed to Maple Leaf Sun
day evening.
Fred Marshall and wife visited at the
home of Harry Moss near Riceville,
Sunday.
Joe Krall was caller on A. Kakac
Sunday evening.
Nels Nelson and family were visitors
at the Mrs. John Graf home Sunday.
Hannah and Anna Groth made a
|, trip to Alta Vista one day last week.
Frank Kakac, of Golden Ridge, visit.
ed at the Adolph Kakac home from
Saturday till Monday.
Frank Bigley and Harry Herplinck
called on Adolph and Frank Kakac Snn-
day afternoon. A
A number Of young folks gathered
at the John Kubichek home Friday
evening and all report good time.
Anna Korbel is a guest Of Agnes
Kubichek.
Jim Houska from near Saratoga,
was seen in Maple Leaf Sunday even
lug.
John Graf and wife were callers at
the Nels Nelson home Sunday.
-
Mrs. Charlie Doza,k and children re-
turned from Milwaukee, Wis, last
week after visiting with her sister a
couple of weeks.
Frank Dushek and Emma Horejsi at
tended the dance at Matt Kobliska' 8
Sunday evening and reported fine
time.
Joe Kakac called on his son Adolph
last Tuesday.
A. Kakac and wife were Elma shop.
pers last Monday.
A. Kakac and wife visited at the
John Kubichek home one evening last
week.
Agnes Kubichek called on her broth.
ers last week. Miss Pelishek accomp-
aning her.
Elsie Roman entertained some of her
friends one evening of last week.
Louis Zoubeck and family visited at
the Mrs. Horejsi home one day last
week. ~
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-08-21
WEST VERNON.

Mrs Henry Wilson and Mrs. Jo
Lickteig called on Mrs. Frank Lickteig
Tuesday.
Sorry to say that George Burnikel
Fred Peters and Raymond Bouska ar
on the sick list.
Mrs. Leslie Sebastian entertained
company, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. O. D. Lovejoy called on Mrs
Joseph Burnikel, Tuesday.
Phil. Kratz. Jim Barnes and Car
Lovejoy were pleasantly entertained al
the Frank Miller home, Wednesday
evening.
Annan Korbel called on Mrs. Frank
Slifka, Wednesday afternoon. We are
all glad to see that Anna is able to be
around again.
Ado]ph Peter and Frank Bouska made
a business call on Henry Novak,
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. julius Doolittle and son Rabbi
left Friday for Wisconsin where they
will visit relatives.
Mark Doolittle called on Henry Eye
Friday.
Frank Miller entertained company
Friday evening.
Peter Hansen and wife and sor
Henry autoed to Waterloo for over
Sunday visit with relatives and friends.
Raymond Bouska called on his sister,
Mrs. Leslie Sebastian Saturday.
Elsie Peter and Hazel Burnikel cal.
led on Helen Bouska Thursday after.
noon. ~
Helen Bouska called on Elsie Peters
Sunday afternoon.
Laura De Groote and Hazel Burpi.
KEEL were pleasantly entertained at the
Peters home Sunday.
Fred and Will Peters and Ed. Bouska
called on Geo. Burnikel Sunday.
Mrs. Ohmacht returned to her home
Sunday after a two weeks stay with
Der daughter; Mrs. Burnikel.
Ed. and Will Coughlin and Geo.
Peters called on Leonard Burnikel
Sunday.
Carl Aegler and Mr.. House made a
business call on Adolph Peters Satur-
day evening.
Aug. De Groote and wife left Satur-
day for a over Sunday visit with
friends at Lime Springs.
Mrs. Joe Burnikel and Mrs. Ohmacht
spent Wednesday evening at the Frank
Slifka home.
James Miller attended the picnic near
Kendallville Thursday.
Lizzie Grow called on Anna Herold
Saturday afternoon.
Clara Peters returned from Lime
Springs Saturday for over Sunday
visit at home.
Adolph Peter called on Frank Bous-
ka Sunday
Fred Schafer spent Saturday and
Sunday with Sammie Hansen.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-08-21
Good Reason for His Enthusiasm.

When man has suffered several
days with collie, dirrhoea or other form
of bowel complaint and is then cured
and we'll by one or two doses of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, as is often the case, it is but
natural that he should be enthusiastic
in his praise of the remedy. and espec-
tally is this the case of severe attack
when life is threatened. Try it when
in need of such remedy. It never
fails. Sold by Fred Lowry.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-08-21

Most disfguring skin eruptions, scrof-
ula. pimples, ETC., are d3e to impure
blood. Burdock blood Bitters as a
cleansing blood tonic, is we'll recon.
mended. 81 90 at all stores.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-08-21
Mrs. Fred semerad called at Joe 70.

Mrs. Fred Semerad called at Joe 70.
beck's, one day last week.
MIR. Coufal, from near Chester, was
seen in our burg, last week.
Joe Haskovec, residing on the Frank
Hruska farm, met with bad loss
about two weeks ago when his barn
burned about $50 in the evening. All
his horses were saved, but all his hay
was burned and part of his oats-about
1000 bushels.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-08-21

Mr.. Krall of Cresco was zen in our
vicinity one day this week.
Louise Herplinck was caller on Mrs.
Adolph Kakac the first of the week.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-08-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY

anOerc lnicreS StonneS, mclc6c germ
mitwoaten, o6cr nidt fonnteu. sllio
Ges9al6 u&opf bo9l" pn0 niht 10
traurig Orcinaciboit. Ger Gcltidc
fiirAtet MIR @ott ionit nidts in Der
gSeIt. 9llio iie f0nnen ale fommeh
wie iie gelpadien iinO, mir wer0en If
nen Oas 6ea ibon ger6en. "..
Gas @efe6 t bel @um6in-
men.
Ger 20. 9lu9iit brad ibwiil uno
ounitig an. SGon in friibeiten Wlor-
gcnihtnocn itonOen 0ie Ycmo6ner BON
@mnbinnen in crregtcn @eiprd1en
ouf Ser StrnBe in Wrllppeu beiian-
men. 9luf oQcr 9ippen itdno cS lmo
in oller Nlienen mar eS 5i lcien. Gin
@efcc9t lit i'm @ange. Se6r ucit
fonnte es ni1t iein oein imabldiiig
oro6ntc onnlpfeS 9loaen ans Ger ser
ne 5eriiber. Gie Gage ioa fiir ms
i6lecbt icin, 10 flieet Die 9ta6ridt bon
WfunO 5u MllmO. 9ie 9lnilmit BON
6lii3tlingeu ans Sen 0oricrn, oie in
Der llm0eGeno bon @un6i1nen lic-
GEN trGgt nibt oerooe sur 8cri6i-
Nng bel. 9llf Seiterpagcn fomen lie
berbcige5ogen; tmr gering NOR Ole
&obc, Die iie bei Dem cilioen gluf-
brll0c 5u rctten permoHtcn. llcber-
all pcrqrGnitc @ciidtcr lmo g9e6fla-
gen. Der Cag iAlib 6lciern oabil
Seine 9}a1ribt fam, mic cs iuobl itc-
ben mag &or Der 9ieoofiion Der
@relBiib @itauii@cn Scitlng itoltc
iicb oic1Rengc, a6er au9 6ier lit ni6ts
5n crio6rcn.
@cgen gl6eno miro Scr &ononen.
bonner itdrfer. Sd oe6c nit me6rc-
rem @eidbrteu auf Oic Glitter Gboui-
fee 6inous. &ir3 Dor Scr Sto0t nc6.
men mir auf elmer fleinen gln6o6c
Stclhng 81 ie6en 1T uibt piel. PIN
Soori5ont bremen @c60ite. @in lmO
wicoer ie6en mir OoS SluibliBcn eineS
&ononeliHuiics. Bon micrcn COL
oaten oOcr gar bonn 6einoe lit nit Oen
id)drliten 0l0lern nidts 81 bcmerfcn.
Gonir iit dbcr Ociio me6r ST 60rcu
llnallib0rlih frodt cs 6ca inO idorf
S1la9 ailf S6la9: onS imO oeutiNe
Souonen. Numpf oro6nt es BON 0cr
8ernc 6crii6er; cs fliuot 10, ais ob
man fliiiiiges 9lei III folteS @oHer
ibiittct. ous iinO oic rlliiiiAen 0Se-
icbabe. gSir Oerilihcn Die Gntiernlng
5u idjGbeib in Der Die 9iiliicn iid5 be-
iinOcn mo tonmen therein 0oB lie
mobl IS &ilometer pon @umbinncu
o6 icin f0muen mas mir iibrigens
nadber beiidti9t murOc.
Ger 9lbeno 6ricbt 6ercin. Scr Sim.
mel flommt i'm Elrpuribeiu ser mic
OcrQebenOen Some. mO itGrfcr miro
Die 96tbe Qic oic 6rcmcuocu @c66ite
onsiiro6cu Gin iciicln0er 9ln6lid
mo 3il0leib Gnticbcn crre0cno, 9hlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24

Iiuac cr1olten BON Sen oeuti6en Sol.
ooteh nod aller 3eit ser 9lot6 Oie
critic 9oblma. @utnitbia t6eilcn
Oie Solooteu NIT i6nen i6r 9roO
uno i6ren @afiee aus Der 6cloilaide.
Die 9 @ebnnolunG Der
@rie0Sgcfangenen.
Sin bober 0fi5ier, Gin oltcr
aric0speterou BON 1870, ihrei6t oa-
Iii6cr:
ogSir 6obcn oli6 Dem &riege 70/7l
griabrungcn bctriibcnoiter 9lrt, mic
Oic fran56iiiden Cfii8icre Die ibncn
Gewobrten 5reibeiten miB6ralbt, in
cin5clncn SotelS gerooc5i cine sic
CaitidGn perIebcnoe 0erridait aus.
aeiibf boben mie iie, mcnn mitG6rcn-
ioort frci um5cr9cbcuo, in nidt ieI-
tCncu S6llcn ooNeI6e arbrohcu bo-
bcuin0 0am im iran5oiidbeu @ccrc
'oiort pieocr onocitclt iu nit
Gbreli iibcrbduit mor0en iiro.
Dic ocfongenen Gffi6icre le6ten
mie in elmer Sonmcrfriide erfrelt.
ten ii6 Ger 9coienuug ourh ibrc ei.
0eneu 2eute. iudtcn in 6onlIlien ein-
5u0ringen miB6rauGten oos bel Sen
Ocutic6cn 6roueu lno Nidohen lei.
Scr ii6ertricbcue @litlcio; tie gingen
io9ar 10 melt, Dab iic miere Soloo.
len 8ur 9feoe itc0telt mcnn iie nidt
bon i6nen gcgriiBt wuroen. Sn Sen
2a8oretten gingcn sen 6rou8oien Dit
mebr Sie6esgobeu 81 ais oen ci9cncn
2eiiten.
llno ooS noren Oie Gffi5icrc uno
Solooten Der oltcn foiicrIihen glr.
nee nit oenen mir. mie i6 aus eigc
Hcr Gria6rung mciB, on ser @ren8c
I'M beitcn, ia fomoro0ihaitlihcn Gin.
pcrnc6mcn aelebt bQtten. gSos mir
o6cr Jest 6efominen iino iolhe, oie
ms felt Sobrcn nit i6rem @oB Der
folgen ebrcnrii9rigc Gerlcitniolinecn
iibcr llniere ollcrb0Miten @eri0nlid)
tciten ouSgcitrcltt tno Sen Arieq 0a
nit begonnen bu6cn 0oB Tie oul0e.
ten OaB uniere maifelIoieu 2onOS
lelitc IN Der brlitoliteu 98eiie onsoc
trie6en mo feioe Nloroc pon 8rant
tireurs on ser @rcn5c ousgefii6rt
S@ bin ser 9lniidt. &ricasecfan.
gene iolten ais @efongenc be6on0elt
mcroen oleiHpiel ob cS Cffi5iere
oocr WlonnIc6oitcn iino. SD idlogc
ierncr Dor, 0oB, mcun iie nidt in ga.
germ umteracbroc6t iino, Gin ieocr NIT
Sonncnlmtcrgong IN icinem Glior
tier icin muB, mos 81 controlircu
porc 0ie Qlonnihoiten ioaten nit
gIrbcitcn bcihdftiat werocn Ser
griciuertcbr marc 5u iiberpodcn. ic
ser Sioeritono ilncr6ittlib su mltcr
0riidcn SSeOcr 9ciud6 i'm 2oqcr i'm
So3orctt lit inter olcn llmitdnoeu
an Der6ietcn. 9Atr @eiitli6e ino
aronfcnidweitcrn inn 0ienit mGrcu
0ll6uloiicn &ouI 2ogcr Gommal
oontcu misnobmSpciie aenebmigtc
%ciudc oiiritcu mn udbrcno elmer
Stunoc tdglih itottiin0en Dos 91od
5icbcn bon 6roueu ser @cfangcnen
i'll 81 Derbietei Scoer &crfcbr Octt
is6cr 6roucu iuio Nldohen III ST Der.
bictcn.
lmlere pciiaen oeutlcdeu 0eIou9c
ncu 1901 imo nod oen sii0en
iconSportirt im0 bon oca 9ealcit,
y2oniidoitcn nihi Dor Dem 9lnipeien
olrh bic @cpolfeung aelhiitt NOR
ocn ielbit ger5tc niht sic lnter 0enl
SMub ocS Scnfcr &rel3es itouocn.
lhicre 9ic0icung miro Oicsuol
hnffcnflih nihf mipArr RIM foI1hp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24

t5ciOi0cu mo inns acgcu Oie 6ar6o-
riiden &orOen bon alien Setter 5ll
begpa1ren. Den &oidten i'm Niten
mO ben Surtos lno Sen @iloen inn
g9eiteu Oes 9onOee.~ llnier @ott.
lieb lit leiOer uicbt genonmen NOR
cen mo Sofob gebt ais &ranfenpfle-
Ger nit. 9ieber So6n, menn Oh
fonnit, Damn fonnle 3uriid. 2oB
Gid o6er ni6t BON Ben @ugldnoern
in @eiaugenihoft ieben. liner
S9wo6enldnO6en lit gan5 ooQ BON
geiongenenen 6ron5oien Gngldn0ern
ln0 9fiiicn. 0ie neiitcn ser Srou-
5oien 6o6eu gar fcine S6it6e an unO
nader cinen iblchten @iuOrud in
ltnpiaen llniiormen.~
@r. 9(uguit WierccuS, ser &eprd
icntout Der 6irnta Stol(ucrd Bros
&6l, iteQt ein Screiben 3ur Der
fii0lug ooS ser 9leiienoe ser 6irmo
aorl 1enfc, nodOem er SitpreuBen
beiucbt am %. 9luguit ans Giridou
bel Gou5ig al Srn. Su0p Stoa-
wcrd, G6icogo, gcridtet bat. Gs
5eibt oorin:
o9Qas ic5 bier geie6cn lmo geb6rt,
lit ciniob Groucn6oft. Sic Sclltc
6ciinOcn iid IN nlrht6arer 9luire-
gung, ein 3ug nit 6liihtlingen ar.
men Qlenicben fleineu &inOern unO
olten @reiien iolgt Dem onOeren
llc6eroa mcroen bier 3elte, 9aroden
ac6olt, sic &ofouIotiD Sduppen
ino 81 2o5orettcn umgcwonoelt Gie
&oiofen ioaen in Der 9tG6e SolOouS
fiirdterlic6 aepiiiiet fleine &inoer
5uionnenge5unOeu mo in 6rennen-
0e Sduier geworicn 6roncn Ben Seib
nuigei6libt mo &euulmOeten Die
,9hlgen ausaclio6eu 6abeu unO 9Sei.
dnres ne9r"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24

@cnidodiJ5 iaalicp loiiea mo
iran5oiidcn @cionacnen 3ufommel
loiien. mos uiaA- 0en ucbrloicn Eeut.
lcbcn IN 5rQuircc5 bonn Sa8c ser
aricgSunruBcn an nidt acmd1rt bat
uno mos mon oeutit6en Soiaugenct
IN 6rnnfrcic1 iic oiaeOci1cn Iaiicu
miro. 0os 9lt Ser armoroeten
SouoslGttc ioIl nns cine geornung
ieiu fiir allc 3eitcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24


nligeidlibt mo &euunOeten Die
a9higen ausaciio1eu 6obeu iiuO &ei-
dnres me5r~
ini 1ie Sprndc ciner groReu 3eit.
gsie DOS INN Sein ooer 9li3ticin rin.
Qcnoe ocidi9e '6elOcnuolf boiler
j. tAc6rer @e1eiiteruug ipri6t uno
ocnfi.
(9lus oaterldnoii@cn 3eitrnaen)
Ger @eiit unierer 9laus
indcn.
Socr5cririi1cno 1T oas mlniere
5clbimertrauen oo9 mie ans allen
6clOpollbricfen unicrer Solootcn 70
au1 aus ocn Grgiiiicn Scr oertiMcu
W}atroien an i6rc Sie6cn in Der Sci.
motb 6crporlcucbtct. 9laAitebcnO
Smei @ro6en bon pieleu, ole oem
lag aus ieincm @eicrfrciic 5lr
Gerniglng Gciieat ullrOen:
re tor0 ec, i'm Nlu0itlt.
Wcinc lic6c Ntutti inO @rni
@ir iino bier an @oro gon3 III
flig imo ii0el m0 l6nnen gar niht
criDorten, OaB ser Gugldn0er bolO
ais itinef 8benir 6traltsfoumt, nm
bel uus an3umiiiiern. @r miirOc iiCb
icine Oidc S6doclocde al lmieren gli-
ten aauouen eiurennen. S1 fiiblc
mid bier al 9or0 10 iider, pie iid
mir Elm Wlenl0 iii6lcn fam. Ccnn
ieOes gd6en lmo Ginfelben iit mir
ia gan3 genau bcfonnt llnO menn
lniere &anonen crit 81 6riillcn au-
iongen Damn lit eS aber nOide Suit"
70 Iogt nGmlic1 Der Seemann Tann
oicbt cS nic9t mie an 9anO, 5ei icOen
StoB Elm Sran5oi' ion0ern oo gicbt
cS bci cinem 9iammitoB glei1 Sln-
oertc 6ran5oien uuO @ngldnoer
glllo Sbr brai6t Gl6 fem &opt-
81 MAIDEN, ocun mir lauern
ia BLOB, oaB lnicr lie6er &aiier 81
inns iagt: nSebt lit es 10 lpcit an
gdHo. ltnO ieBt, 6laue SungenS, 'ron
onDen 6einO!~ 9l6er Damn @oriicbt
GnglanO imoSranfreih, Damn lit aber
Gin ieOcr S9uB Elm Greiier. Genn
iihionit bat imier S1iff OoH ni6t |
ocn1 aoiicrpreis fir gutcS SHicBen
Ga molen mir iNon 3ci- |
Gen, pos es 6ciBt, nit cinem 0cnt
ic9cn 6louen Sln9cn an5nban0cln.
@enn Sbr and rc6t ortig iciO
imo @u1 nibt me6r 10 picl @coanfcn
modt, Ooln 6rin9e i1 Sud einen
iclbiigc3G6nten Gngldnocr ans &on-
oon nit
Sin 5meiter 9rici 9lci1faas bon
Der 9ior0icc 0otirt, loutet
uSie6c @hitterl S5o6c 0cine licben
@ricfc nit 0anf er6altcu. Srene MIDI |
ie6r, ooB ii6 Ser6crt uno galter
irciWiuig gcnielOet 6a6cn. SD botte
ml6 iolcbcS Don ibnen cripartet, Oenn
es banoclt iiN I'M lnlcre Critters.
Wlir p6re es ia lie6er gelueicn wenu
ie iib 5ur @larinc gemelOet bdtten,
obcr Der SInorona III bier 10 groB, DAB
ole meiItcn sur 9Irmcc gelpicien wcr
Den. &atcr t6ut cS mo6l ie6r leio,
mic i6 ibon aus Dem 9ricfe geie6en
babc, OoB CT niht mcgen leincr &ronf-
belt mitfann. Qlber mir meroen i6on
fir i'm mitfGmpicu. Sicr berriht
cine aroBc @egeiiterung inter Der
9'annihoit, mo mir fonnen gar uidt |
oie 3cit ermorten, NO mir lmlcrem
@cgner Gin poar @ranatcn oiTS
Solpt iebcn fonncn oamit cr iiebt
Dab nit ms ni@t 10 81 ipaBen lift. |
9lmuBt Gid, licbe Wfttcr. mn ni6t |
10 ie6r I'm ms iorgcn. gSir uerOen
fo cS Mntf mil fhon mie0crfnntnten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-24

Wicrd0n.S e agiRrrS 54dnsHori So.
EcmgicgnNie
Nfdfn luD Ennaaigr
yiAu NDfiau nth 0sm DFen.
Secen @oRuiaa Nieuiia0 un0 4rcliae,
ilhr MbcnbS
Nan rrp0ioeure unn Dem Nlier.
Scocu Sonuldq WdiinOm uu0 Sreiida.
ilhr MncuOe
HaW 9ltupnrl.ylfne.
Gonnida SieulioQ 4lliipQ0 rno SrcIil1,
nor tlbcrbe.
oraGi nnQcnOMnleu ldnNN DIS iifi Ndnnl.
llr ocilicltcn IGl aniqbrer1q Enurler
9laA edunnndl ano AnHlunpiAt
Sebcn MOuiug NNinuoO. 0rcinQ llGs Nbtt.
panpiDurena: Gtrnlnu. mo rlglt Str.
p. y. NsNcM, aaert Nlcr oub oet Nng ctr,
Gf8T&EE)
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Sic D0rlpier baden inuigubgb sicNgi uA0
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tfn. III olcH nqpprl'fH, Alntqstu uno WisiaAa
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Regular meeting Eastern
Star 100 p. M. Tuesday %
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Called communication
Thursday evening Amarillo
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p. m. October -, work ln
the f. 4. and Fcllowcrait
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10.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

and stilI be at home with their par
ents?
On our way back to Centralia we
stopped but for a minute at the
Burnham school to see the display of
work done by the pupils OF Miss
Jannette White during the last eight
months. I wish every rural teacher
could have spent an hoar or more
there. 1t was a wonderfully beauti-
full and inspiring picture, showing
what ean be done in a rural school,
where the teacher has nearly 40 pupils
enrolled. and is doing 9 grades.
Saturday we had a great all dag
meeting at vandalia. There was a
fam attendance in the morning altho
the weather was u~nfaYorable. The
teachers Of the yandalia schools quite
royalty entertained all the visitors
during the noon hour. The lunch was
fine, and aided Very much in making
The mpeting tine great success 1t was.
The afternoon session was wen at
tended. Every talk deserves special
mention, but We shall name only q
few w. u. LeNellcn put wen before
tho needs o. the rural school Miss
the efficient school. and Miss
Neal, the new things that may be
in the school.
An regretted very mcch mat the
superintendent, Mr.. Tugel. could not
he present and heartily condemned
ihe act that tlade il SC.
Remeabcr our meeting next satur
lag at Ladaonia. We want All to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02
C o u N T Y
SCHOOL VOTES
By ". CT YDE JOHNSON
Superintendent Of County Schools

II was o great pleasure to visit
the STROLLER School Friday. We were
sorry to find the teacher. Miss Ada
Douglass, had been sick for six
weeks. and was still unable to be
present. although she is improving
, sIows. Her sister. however. has
proven herself a very efficient sub
s%titute, as many patrons warmly as
serted.
The school work the last two
weeks has been much interfered
with by the whooping cough, and al
though many we're kept away be-
cause Of fear Of this serious disease,
Yet a fargo number came with large
baskets well allied To- enjoy together
the Hast eas Of school.
No pFogfam had been prepared, but
AFTER eating Of The good dinner. and
visiting with the patrons for a while.
we tried 10 explain to them the re-
quirements and benefits or an ap-
proved school. also the need and ad
vantages Of a consolidated rural high
school.
Miss Douglass, with the assistance
Of the board, pupils and patrons, has
worked hard to put her school on the
approved list and we feel sure that
she has succeeded.
Then We presented diplomas to
three bright young girls who are
ambitious to continue their educa-
ton How much would it be worth
70 them II there were a rural high
school in their community, where
hey might to on with their education.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

Virgil H. Appieman to c. w. Settle
e. Y of s. e. Of 4z52-1l, Warranty
Consid., 100000.
Bell j. Applemsn to G. ". Settle.
Warranty. Consid. $4,000. NE. Of Sw.
and w. " Of Sc. of S-52-11.
Dan H. Cauthorn to Gurus F. Clark.
Warranty. consid. $3.50. Z int. in
Lot /, Block 2 Of South Side Park
Add to Mexico.
Z. F. Smith to Mary f. Wallace.
Warranty. Consid, 81. All interest
in lot ., Quiseuberry Park Add to
Mexico.
Mary Hoselton 10 J. B. Devault. Ad-
ministrator's Deed. Consid. s425.
Lifts !, 2 audas. Block Z. North Mar
tinsburg.
John B. Devault to VIM r.. Moser.
Warranty. Consid $3.50. Lots !, 2
and 3, Block Z North Martinsburg.
z. II. Tincher TO Martin R. Wise.
Warranty. Consid. $4,000. 100 acres
in s. " Of s1-51-10.
Martin R. Wise to e. II. Tineher.
Warranty. Consid. $1,000. Tract in
Sc. corner of 22-51-9.
G. L. Vannatta ct al to Nellie X.
sherif's Deed. Consid. ss4.
Tract 200 feet square in Sc. NE. Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

Louis on application. Postmaster
Selph has sent nj a request TO the
OF Missouri. Illinois, Iowa. Arkansas
and Oklahoma TO send In their names
and addresses and the kind Of pro
duce handled, also shelter they
handle butter. eggs. general produce
fruits, etc. Postmaster General
Burleson is very much interested IN
this new scheme TO bring the pro-
Queer and consumer together by d.
rect sale and delivery through parcel
post and has instructed Postmaster
selph to use every possible means to
the information from the
farmers IN relation to what they grow
and produce and TO give the plan the
publicity.
Those who desire to have their
names included in the produce list
send same to Postmaster
at once. He will publish not
alter than the 9th of April, a bulletin
or distribution. and thereafter will
same semI-monthiy, contain
ng full information.
Paul Brown and Or. Gadsby Of ST..
,ouis are here 10 attend the big
ale.