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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15
Minoeneitilinncn ior 1864.

a%ebenbuun, Is. Warts. Diinoe.
noltillingen ior 1864 nnbneoes /
Dog meO en- 0ritioeIigbeo / Snon.
itriioreningens 5oreorogsinl i Oner.
DGrelie al aonaen Og 3ronningen
% mango more al aongeioniliens
Weolemmer iomt neutrality-suspicious..
ten. 5orinnrsminiiteren aultusmi.
niiteren, De beieite chile og milit9.
re WDnOigbeoer. so Officers. 8ete.
roner, ell Snes llnoerofficers .9ete.
roner oa 5ornngnoene ior Ell 3pf.
fe Solooterioreninaer oa arigerio.
reninger.
aomitecns 3ornon0. @eneraIma.
ior 9en1pigb. Boo 9elfommen %
ifilore6e lloitiaingcns SilbIipelies.
hiitoric oa SorniooI. san ilutteoe
mcO ct 9epe Tor aon1en. Der beina.
rcocs meo niioloige Surrnroob.
booreiter ACKNOWLEDGMENT bIep ipil.
Ict Of @oroens Wuiifforps. Der nnr
plnceret / lloitillinasialen. 3eiti.
o%eIiabeoen ilitteoe meo. at gaoben.
brsorenes Sonafor iona oSIwmrer
ieot / Slespies SorO@.
Neo DC fonaeIiae 0eritaber /
Gpioien off 9elfaqcrne o~ercitcr aer.
nem %lloitiainaen.
Stiitspropit Gnnni. 1914 ~
- Wnrts - 1914. Stiitsprouit.
fol. aoniesiionarinS lSafob Better
Tpniier Fonai. Der i 3ng ieirer
fin 70.Aars SsoieIsoag. %ifriper str.
0gbl.@ al y. Morts. imotoqer Ell
irenlrnaenoe Rlaos moeuior Den
Onnife @eiltIiabeos HGtter.
ganoe iom Iruoifont. ion Carer
for DC unge FrGilcr o. ion fSor.
iotter al reliaiss Sitteratur bar
Stiitspropiten ifobt tia Ct Napn oe
bnnoet iig 3enner iioenior itorc
areoie.
Zen iterite Gel al i'm BrGitetio
bar S%tiitspronii Honni aiort Iiene.
ite peb Dor Srne airfe. ieet ban al.
lcre0e / 1874 blep nnint DER Tom
aopcllnn. 1881 altinn ior 30
aor iioen - lonrpntcs ban iii fgl.
aoniesiionarius, hoilfcn Stining og.
ion bans ,Snocr bapOc befIpot. oa il.
Den 1892 bar ban beflaot Stiain.
ncn iom SoaneprTit % Stiits.
propit.
Carer i Somiletif ueo poitornlic.
minariet blep Qanlli 1887. % ban
rirfer Der. Tom befen0i. enonm. lige.
Tom ban oniaa beflroer Stiainaet
Tom Meolcm al gireffionen Tor vi.
bclieIifdbei Tor gnnmorf. Wcolems.
ifobri / Scimrelicn ior aairfelip
Screening Tor Snore.W iisiion" / as.
bcnboun bar Stiitsproniten ocrimoh
ncoloat eiicr anot 30 Mars g'irf.
iomhen.
Stiitspropit gnnllis litterGre
girfiombeo bar aipct iia llotruf /
III Iona HGffc al opbpgaeliae Sfrii.
fer ionnel iom / Here 7intinmIinaer.
buoroi bl. a. Solmen: oSert 9us
fol = bngge" % Here llnaoonlsion.
&c or bIenet almeneie.
Zen onnife Weniabeo itpl6rr
Sfiitspropit Rnlni ell 5of for bans
0irfiomheo aennem De mango Mar,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15
spiritns 90 aOrtipil a%fifaffct.
25.Nnrs Sm6ilrnm.

9(pril por Der Set pao set fgl
9linoeinititut / aebenbopn. Srf.
Gi6ridt fejreoe lit % Mars Subj
lGim iom 2Grerinoe pe0 Snitituttet
oa msote / 4nleonin9en meaen
9%nerfenoeIic oa aGrIiobeo. Sun
bor life olete oGrct en- opgtig 2G.
rerinoc. men bar / ri9t 0iaol luffet
lit Sierte oa lit Sicm op Tor line
6leoer. og oiSie bar oItiO iumoet Sp.
mnntriua og Siglp hos benoe. 6rf.
9ihridt er tiaige mcget aibolot Al
line aolleaer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

@ihridt er tiuige uleget aibolot Al
line aolleaer.
Sposinlo.
aommerberre, NoiiGaermeiter
Gorl :. Gcill 6r6oIm til Goicn.
iclot er Rottcn til Sm6oq Den %.
Ninrts oeo, qoot 20 9lnr oammel.
Zen aioeoc, Der bar Hiooer al Gba.
% 0an1ebrogsmono, in0ebanoe oes
pocn iorifeaiqe 5%iaiosbperb.
Snititsraao Scrlnan Nal0,
5orretninasisrer iorSipsioriifrinas.
%ielifabet a5rcmtioen" 9alborg. CT
iorleoen ni1ooet peo 3eoen. ITO.
0le oa tre0s glor aornmel.
5bn. Sernbnnedsiiitent z. s..
9olSqooro, Tom tiaiqc / ell lana
GorrGffe bar nirfet Tom 1Snore.
NisiionGr. or eiter IGnaere 9ios
SuQoom ofaooet oe0 9soen al
@rGitiuae. : % gor bar ban rs.
liitent pna Stotsbnnernes 8oueb.
fontor / a%sbcnbnnn, men par III
lIuttct til Belle, bpor ban .blep jor.
oct Den 26. Worts. Wonge 8cnner
Sntoct oncr oil minoes BAN iom ell
far Nrooer og ct tro @ione OH
SUBS Gnooc moo Spn0ere, tbi heIt
ira line lntAc Mar bar ban nrret ell
~troiait ariiti Strio9mono. %ifriper
SIR. 9gbl."
1nlsaoaro bleu ca. - Mar al.
Gberitlejtnnnt z. y. Siisber1.
6bci Tor If. NotniIlon / Rosfiloe.
er )iottcn ill %. Diortv nigooef
peo Cohen. - Aor at. Gen nioeoc
par u. al Oba.
Gncrrctsingisrcr ,Soan Sort.
niNion / asbenhnnn er Ssrong Den
81. Morts citer lpngere 5ios Spa.
Dom aiqaaet neo 7eoen paa 6in.
lens ,Snititut. 80 Anr al. San ban.
DC / lin (i0 bl. u. uGret ~intcree
ierct ilerc iterre Npgaeforctn0en.
Der.
Meolen al 0isrrina Amts
rnoo. @ooscier i. Scnneniils I'll
0ocraanro or ON 9Iitenen Den 26.
Mnrts niaaoct neo Ieoet. 50 Har
aannlel. Aiosoc par S%nnopuicnss
fomnisiur oa Amtsronoslneolenl
iomt 6iooer al 0ba. % 9bmo.
Sbp. 4 NerreoSiuIonlGgtig i
Sorfsbina ". &. AIbinas or oeo
pno 5reoerifsbera. Zen aioeoe ban.
DC puret Weolenn al Nnrnooet, Sig.
ningsfommiSiionen og Sfoletonl
missioner.
Nurbno mob Spiritns. 6n Hr'
iolntion. l,oa 5oranleouinas al IGl'
Observation-Disclosures ior De fgben.
b%opnife Observation-Disclosures al
bolotes 81. Wits. / glfboIosbiemnIet
Nnesaaoe 100, et itprft feiegt Ns.
sc, poa builfet Der peotoaes islgen
DC Heiolntion:
1000 DGno on aninoer, ior'
lanllcoe til E%roteitmeoe Den %
Miorts / 9iDes1ooe f06 / Anleonini
al De to ior nplig ltebinmone Sil.
itrmnoro, benbolosnis pao @lente.
pei og / Smobiers, uotaler Ocres
aiifn ior Den al oonirmoet tian0.
tie aIfoboltroiif. Sx CT aariog iao
pel til De TO omthhe Toro iom III
on1liae lllptfer og 6%or6rpoclier
port Sono, OF %opiororer onnifl
MGno % apinoer til ct encrgiiI
grbeioc Tor ct %inareit mnliat SouoS
iorbuo / Gnnnnrf moo SpiritiS.
Ncornocri % Sranoitiitclie, SOL
baf. -. Morte. 5or ire llgcr Il
oeu ioribonOt 9eitpreren ior Sol
bof gin. oa aonierocsiobrif, Gar
Shmielot. Get piite liz pro @ell
nemiuu al Neaerie % giarebrboI0
ninqerne. at ban bnpoe niort IL
ifpIoi1 / itorc gebraecrier. Oct q
oplpit. at hon opbolocr iia Sam
bllrN, oa han oil IN blipc hente
hicm. ) @nnr blcu Der foriea
SlospnoiTttelir | Den pdaaUIoeno
Snhrif. On set inches. of Den bort
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

Sortoi9ieu bar / 6elae %. i
I jim 5io Saaierer for en grooer
til Den fenOte 9roprietgr S5bien i
Sellernp og bar iioen itnoig bait
Ell Del isorretninger ior 9ortitulier
,Sbien. %nopnIig SnfnSiationer, Mo0.
tageIie oi Henter % Sbliaotioner
REQ airegninaen bar Sortbiqion
aennem en- Aarrpffe til~boaeboIot ret
b%etDoeliae 9elsb. ontoqelig ilere
Sruoreoe 1uiinoe aroner.
1abene rammer / 3slae Y9iatt -"
en- enfelt 9anf og noale pripote
6oIf, oper buis MiOler Sartpiqien
oisponereoe. &c YnagGloenoe ban
DC gelnem @sieiteretsiagisrer VOL
oriip neo OperretSiogiprer acglidl
Heterien inoleoet ell Netsiorielanina
moo bom. REQ bans 1ro bortinl
Scr %iormeutlia III 0isic Sdger.
9lrp OF @Glo pil nntaaelig blipe
irnaonet / 9oet. oa Oct oil ocreiter
fonme nmocr Notwithstanding.
) 9oet tubes ingcn itsrre Nar.
oier. Zen Giosoe eieOe ct Bar
Gieuoemme, men DC or meaet iturft
bchpitet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

% oen oil iiffert Ogiau paa Oenne
betponingsiuloe DiGrteoag fomme
rigt I'll Srore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15
81 pGloigt llnoerilGb.

st uGloigt llnoerilGb. ) nios.
DC Gnerretsiagierer Spon 8nrtpig.
lens 30 er Der %ioreinnoet Ell lin
oerbalonce, Der anorager Here Snn.
Oreoe 1lliinoe aroner. Otter 5or
Ipoenoe bar Den aiosoe iorbrilet be.
troeoe Viioler til et 9eIsb al 100.
900 aroner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

Ten ipaaacnoe Siifcri. Sempia,
u. Morris. Zen beruTrenoe Sono.
manosbanf bar Tor ocns iioitcRean
if1bsonr montte niifripe ca. l1.O0C
SIR. ion lo6 PEG llolnon / Siifc.
futerc. 1erneo nlenes Nnnfens
Cab ioa Ncnieenoe al npre ilutici
u bar oaion nGrct meget ielcliae
/ olt bar Nonfen ncmlia miitct poa
Oct R9rmeite 10000 aroner pao
oenne Moooe / Ssbet al DC iioite lem
aar. Get oreier iig bopeoioaelia
on Den INC 5ppc De ca. 20
Cons M~otorbnooe - til isaonenoe
1iiferi aennem Jbpborm annol. o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

epifnont Nnfcrs Gnfc, On areos
al WGno pon @ornboIm meo Imt.
monO Qaaec / Spioien or tronoi
iamrsn neo Oct Torninol Of iornn
itoItc en- Snoiomlina blonot 9orn.
boImcrnc. for at Der ocn IS s(pril
pno 80 Mars Gnaen Tor 9ejinani
sfrfers hrIfrn'poiar forS pa g16.
6ef fou bfiuc oprrroft bens / iluaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

itroIige SilitanSe / Selling. @eo
oct me 9aneonlpg bar Der | Den ie.
mere 5io pGret beifGitiget 900
Wano / Selma. Soneopnrtcn CT
ilittiae og oroentliac Solf. men DER
ihioes oaioo Ell Sci. ionn omiiTtter
bper Ere. De tiencr. | Spiritns
hporeficr oe aer Npen niiffcr. Sor
le0en anfom ell IN @ronemoifinc
6uorefter - Wnno lit Aliifeo. Gc
oiifcoigeoe iornniinIteoc lirnfs q
iisrre Colbert. iom pore6e , Gn1e
9srona Aiten Den 81. Warts mnot
te 1olitict tnge AiiGre o. n1boloi
: Irbcjoere. Inbol0cllcn Lob /
Telqe Belle u. dolfehl. life a.
nocn 9rug al Stnpe % SaonoiGrn.
en Glen pon Selling Sefniiorinn
o~pcrroifeoc iorleoen pon iii Barrel.
ie Ell 9onenrbeioer. ion pnr brnot
in6. san bapna TINT SlG0elfnbc'
o. rooet Sfripeboresifuiicrne .
men on han bar lao beriliet. at hnl
nGppe bar flor oper Sitnntionen
loo Scminoriiten BAN iste.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

Nm airfc. Aalborg. -. Nidrts
Sfsrpina npe Strife inopieoes / Gag
/ Cperudrelie al Ell meget itor 1or.
inmIing, i bpilfen bemgrfcoes anl.
msniiniiteren Oh StiitamtmanoVrm
Niifop RouIicn iorctoa ,snopielien
op eerciter prroifcoe SoaneprGlten,
Faitor Boulicn. Iii airfens Sp.
isrelie hor Stotcl poet 5000 ar
% 9eboerne Sfsrpina 1000 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

route 9eitprers t7oorige 9rooer,
&nl0enlar Sd)enielot, or 9ronoltif.
teren. San er blepen onbolot, men
npgter at ppre Ifnloig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

SmbilGnmsgnuer. esbierg, %
Mnrts. Sirmoet liogb K Guiit.le
oerien / es6iera bar / anIconina
al oets % Nors Su6ilGum / Gna
ifGufet 2000 SIR. iii esbierg San
oelsitanos SiGlpeiosie. 1000 ar. III
Sriplaoier / @shierg 0nnoelsifole
Oh ct tiIiporenoe 9eIeb Ill SripIo0.
Ter esbierg i%efniitc SfoIe.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-05-08
OTTER CREEK CLIPPINGS

Rudolf Earnst and others were enter
tanned at dinner by Goth's folks laet
Sunday.
Albert Mix lost ore of his colts the
other day.
ArdeIIa Mix was an over night
guest at the home of j. J. krei,zer
last week Thursday.
Harry Weidaman assisted Charley
Eornberger drive cattle to town Mon.
day this week.
Mike kratz's folks got their new
REQ car while in CresCo last week Sat
nrday.
Fred Koch and his brother Roy were
dragging the roads on both sides of
the river Saturday.
Charley Hornberger and his cousin
Ed Weidaman were out motoring last
Sunday and also called upon their
friend Fred Koch.
Joe Wagner assisted his brother
Frank at fixing fence near the Turkey
river this week Monday.
School was resumed in sub-district
No. after a two weeks of enforced
vacation on account of scarlet fever.
This being the last week of the term.
Theo. Kratz and family were enter
tanned at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
kratz last Sunday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-05-08
kENDALLVILLE,

Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce and little
Arnold visited at the Pierce home near
Canton, Sunday.
Clinton Fifield and family visited at
the VIM. Howard home in Orleans
Sunday.
Bert GribDen made & business trip
to Harmony Monday.
Mrs. QYern entertained few of the
neighboIs Saturday afternoon in honor
OF Miss Clara's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. ". C. Fifeld returned
from fayettc Friday where they at
tended district conference.
A severe wind storm or cyclone
dropped down on Frank Wallace S
place last Sunday afternoon, doing a
good deal of damage. blowing to pieces
chicken houses. corn cribs. hog house,
etc, and damaged the big barn con-
slderably, but the house escaped with
out any damage-the family went to
the cellar. The windmill and fences
on the Ned Pollett farm were blown
down. The cloud seemed to follow the
river raising on the bluff east of Ken
daiville doing no further damage to
this vicinity.
Robert Thomson and D. A. Lyons
autoed through Kendallville Tuesday.
Seeding is nearly all done in this vi.
cinity. Early sown grain has a fine
stand and pastures are two weeks
ahead of last year. Looks as though
we might be heading toward another
fine crop.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-05-08
ALBION.

the wet weather of last week some
wat hundred our farmers, sbut small
grain and pastures are doing nicely.
The masons and carr enters have
commenced work on the Webster build
ags at Kicker's Junction.
Edna Fairbank, of Cresco, has been
wssbiaing friends and and relatives OF
Al5IsN recently.
Ms. j. Chubbuck was called to Wis
sonshs Friday, by the illness of sister
MRS Adeline Ruschhaupt and son
Walter. Of near Indianapolis, Ind, ar
rIlseG Friday for an indefinite visit at
she J Wells home and other relatives
If Kendallville and Harmony.
Peter Hanson and family of Cresco,
ware visiting at the G. A Wells home
Wednesday
A. q. Bents was out Tuesday over
seeing the work of planting out bill
Of trees on the Webster farm.
VIM. Milz of Cresco is acting the
part of farmer these days in the way
Of fencing on his Albion farm.
DR.. Wagner of Mason City will de-.
nyer a lecture at the Albion church
Friday evening of this week. Admis-
son Is and Is cents. Everybody come.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-05-08
WEST VERNON.

Mrs. Fred Fish called on friends ir
town Tuesday.
Frank Fleck, from Cresco, is helping
Henry Wilson repair fences this week
May Shaffer is assisting Mrs. Love.
Joy with her house cleaning this week.
Christina Kobliska is helping Mrs.
Frank Miller house cleaning this week.
Elton Eldridge called at F. A.
Miller's one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bouska and
daughters He'en and Mrs. Leslie Sc.
bastian attended a relatives wedding
at Protivin Tuesday.
VIM. Shaffer and family visited at
Henry Wilson's Sunday.
Len Sebastian called at his son Les
lies this week.
Patrick Woods visited his son Will
and family last week.
Charley Fish and the Miller bows
went up town Saturday evening.
What's the attraction boys?
Qntended for last week.
Rush Sager and Fred Shields called
at F. A. Miller's Sunday.
Mrs. F. A. Miller visited friends in
Cresco Sunday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lick
teig, April %, little daughter, Anna
Resale.
We understand that Will and Mike
Sllfka have purchased a new threshing
machine for fall threshing.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-05-08
LIME SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoopman arc
son went to Chester Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.
Frank Lawson. ,a... .
Mrs. Hanson went to Austin Wed.
nesday. .l..
Mrs. Annie Sand went to Ossian
Wednesday to visit relatives.
H. P. Anderson and Rev. Maxwell
returned home from Fayette Wednes-
day
Bill James and Ray Gribbin came I'D
from Cresco Thursday.
Mrs. Buck went to Chester Thurs.
day to visit relatives.
Vale Frost went to Cresco Friday to
take in the base bali game.
Mrs. Vim. Hughes and son Gay lord
went to Cresco Saturday to visit rela-
tives returning Monday.
Mrs. Anna Howe went to LIE Roy
Saturday.
B. L. Jones went to Minneapolis
Saturday returning Monday.
Mrs. Shaffer returned home from
Cresco Saturday.
Beryl Burns and Violette Horton
were Cresco callers Saturday.
John w. Davis returned home from
Kansas Sunday.
Charles Hewett returned to Fayette
Monday.
Joe Williams went to Charles CITY
Monday for short visit.
A. J. Cray went to Cedar Rapids
Monday to attend woodmen conven.
ton.
Newton Davis returned to Mt. YER
non Monday after short visit at
home.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-05-08
SCHLEY

Adolph Hyke called at the home of
his father, John Hyke, one day last
week.
J. W. Chick returned home from his
Minnesota trip last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rethamel, Carrie
and Inez Rethamel, Bert |, Rinehart
and sister Esther spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Severt Knutson near
Lourdes.
Fred Decker purchased new ma
nure spreader one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Amman and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Amman and daughter
transacted business at Cresco Satur.
day.
Louis Ondrasek has purchased a
bran new top buggy and the girls are
all Wondering" who will get the first
ride.
Cresco callers from this vicinity Sat-
urday were Mike Derr. NJ. A. Derr,
Henry Reth amel, John Ohmacht, Fred
Decker and T. J Hooper.
C. A. Fosse and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Derr and daughter autoed to Cresco
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taft called at the
1. }. Hooper home Tuesday night.
Mrs. Frank Harris and children are
spending few days with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Derr and daugh.
ter spent Sunday with his sister and
family, Mrs. John Bilek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rethamel we're
Cresco shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. C. A. Fosse returned home
Tuesday from Ridgeway after Few
days visit there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hron and son
were Cresco shoppers Tuesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-05-08
ORLEANS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Stinson spent Sun
day at the Will Eddy home.
Mrs. Frank Woods and children an
Mae Harris spent Sunday at Will Cum
minis.
Frank Walton and Arthur Gardne
autoed to DEBORAH Friday afternoon.
Luella Steinmetz and Miss Foltz cal
led on Naomi Cummins Saturday af
ternoon.
Joe Walton went to Spillville Thurs
day on business.
Albert Krakow was on the sick list
last week.
Grace Burr called on Ellen Burgess
Monday evening.
Leon Brown and friend, Mr.. Smith,
from Fayette and Misses Steinmetz
and Foltz autoed to DEBORAH Friday
evening.
Amelia and Albert Rakow spent Sun
day at the Walton home.
Emmett and Naomi Cummins and Joe
and Kathryn Walton attended the
dance at Phillip McCarville's Friday
evening.
Grace Burr visited at the Frank
Burr home Sunday.
John Walton and Ellis Clark went to
Ridgeway Saturday to visit relatives
and friends.
Willie Rakow spent Sunday after
noon with Bernard Staebel.
Edna Blackburn and brother Sidney,
from Mason City, visited with Mrs.
Mae Miller couple of days last week.
John Walton helped Fred Howard
with his work last Tuesday and We'd
aesday.
A number of young folks called at
the F. Walton home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunningham
pent Sunday in Cresco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burgess and
amily lcalled at Will Cummins Mon
lay evening.
Frank Farrell went to New Hampton
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-05-08
PIR;',oT1IvIN

> l60 or only 80 acres off the John Pin
ter farm south of Protivin for sale
Easy terms at per cant. Write a
TT. Atkinson, Iowa.. 34t4
Albert Milota arrived home from Ce
dar Rapids. Friday.
Robert Kimesh autoed from Spill
vile, Friday
Electric lights have been installed ir
the auto garage and in J. D. Bouska's
residence.
Ben Bouska was Cresco caller or
Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. B. Landa's residence has
been treated to new coat of paint.
Lewis Pecinovsky was at Jackson
Junction Friday.
A crew from Mason City are building
a silo at John Bouska Sr's place.
Jacob Svestka visited in jackson Jet.
on Friday.
Mrs. Gust. DeNoyelles, of Cresco,
visited here Wednesday.
Chas. Andera was a business caller
in Cresco Wednesday.
Married-In the Catholic church in
Lourdes, on Tuesday, May 5th, oc.
Cured the wedding of former Proti-
vim boy, Frank Fisher, and Miss Mamie
Dushek of Lourdes. They will reside
in Lourdes where the groom owns
store. The writer wishes this young
couple every happiness in their welded
life.
Married-At the Holy Trinity church
on Tuesday, May 5, occurred the mar
rage of Theodore Bouska and Christi
ma Jirak. The writer joins with their
many friends in congratulations and
sincere good wishes
Albert Milota is the owner of an Elk.
celsior motorcycle.
Joseph Kostka and Joseph Junko at
tended the dance in Spillville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Tuchek and Mr..
a I'd Mrs. Chas. Tuchek and babe visit
ed at the Thomas Markovec home on
Sunday. .
Mrs James Kostka and son and her
mother, Mrs. Kuckar, came from Man |
ey to attend the Bouska-Jirak we'd
ding.
Emma Polansky, of Calmar, is visit.
ng home..folks.
The P. B B. orchestra furnished mu.
;ic for the Fisher-D ushek wedding on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Holub, of Cresco,
attended the Bouska-Jirak wedding.
Mrs. James Kaderabek, of Alta Wis.,
"a, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henen Lukes. .. ~
Dance-A dance will be held in Bese.
la Hall on Monday evening, May 18th.
Music as usual by the P. 3. Orchestra.
All are invited to attend this dance.
Edward Neabaur, of Lourdes, was a
orotivin visitor Sunday.
Messrs. Jarosh, of Little Turkey, are
building residence here tfor James
Novotny.
Frank Polansky was a Calmar visitor
Monday.
Mrs. Frank w. Sobolik returned
rom Cresco Tuesday after weeks
'isit at the Fred Vachta home. Il
Mrs. Kate Zahasky is visiting near
2idgeway with her daughter, Mrs.
[ohn Herold S.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-09
CARNIVAL HAS
 EXTRA THRILLS
It Was Newsie Night Last Evening, and the Racket Grew, Progressed and Augmented With Arrival of Kid Legions
No Band, No Kidsl


 There was strike right there. Be- cause the Campbell Carnival band Was late in arriving al The Repub- lican office, a hundred noisy, inde- pendent youngsters flauy refused to accompany Circulation Manager Ed die Powell to the carnival to take part in MT. Campbells newsboy night. But Eddie got ousy on two or three phones, got seven important carnival managers on the wire and secured the band. It had only halted briefly in town to play for a large crowd that carnival
 But when the band did arrive. and struck up a lively tune. the dumps all flew away, and so did the kids They formed d couple of lnes-not very straight oncs-and marched down to the vicinity of the Gazette office, where they picked up lot more of their kind.
 All The Republicans newsies car lied tags saying so. They were all admitted to the grounds and told to hop to it. They SAW everything. There is nothing more penetrative than d flock of neWsies at q carnival show They saw the motordrome races, and kidded the riders. They offered to go down on the saucer with their bikes and duplicate the periloUs stunts of Butch Grenholf and his daring pals. When the two race, $ started on their final contest, they cheered for the one-ldnger just like folks.
 Mir Campbell himself accompanied the newses around the shows. seeins that they were properly received. He said afterward that he had never had more interesting or more exhaust ing bunch of visitors in his life. { The newsies needed no straw vote afterward, to let the world know that they were strong for the carnival On Saturday. when the motordrome puts on a benefit show for Ted Elliott, who was hurt in the 100- miller, they vii , be there in force, each carrying 8 tWO-Dit ticket