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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-05-07

The Albert Meilke farm of now 200
acres best of land, timber and
Kentucky blue joint grass grows in
pastures where grass is sweet and stock
does well. Over 400 acres fenced, large
basement barn, splendid we'll water,
good improve nents the best of high
level work land now 70 to IS acres,
40 rods from school house, Al miles to
North Freedom, 8 miles TO the mines,
y miles to beautiful Baraboo, II miles
to the best trout stream, deer roam
and wild game Is in abundance. 60
rods is the beginning of one of the best
of neighborhoods, taat can be found in
any community. An easy and splen-
did opportunity for our university
students to put in practice what they
are taught about farming that we pay
taxes to up hold, with your assist.
farms Beautify your homes. Boom
Beautiful Baraboo, pay taxes to the
state of Wisconsin TO benefit further
such education. We aim to make IL
all easy II you have no gray w hiskers
you are too d). $500 down, bal.
ance to suit at law per cent IN
terest. Can own home as cheap as
pay rent and when you get old and
gray you are independent for life rs
now are Mr.. AMI Mrs. Albert MeiIke
with our hopes for the rest of their life
where old age caused to sell and retire
besides have done your duty to the
state of Wisconsin as a tax pave
helped Boom beautiful Baraboo
who helped boom you to prosperity
This farm has been spoken for b,
Nov. 1st but 1st come 1st sold to.
For particulars address
@. and AL. SCHROEDER,
3O4 2nd Ave. and Birch st.
Baraboo, Wis.
Phone 1880 F Il.
Remember the greatest pasture on
the globe around beautiful Baraboo |
miIes' directly west of Devils Lake
Wisconsin state Park. Woven wired,
iron gated, related each year h
Pine Greek for bathing, CorreIls TO
feeding in July needing April showers
and May fl overs but there can only
find them in July, with improvement
made each year so far we refer you t.
patrons who have pastures on Tonk,
We-cha-sks. Te'do, heights, taanslat |
ed Happy Mans Look Out. Phone
address early to reserve room for your !
horses and cattle shis coming season
IS only q limised amount will b.
pastured.
Our stock smotto
Eat, Grow and get fat.
Respectfully,
SCHROEDER BROS.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-05-07
REGULAR TERM
COUNTY COURT

Will of Margaret Boland, deceased;
hearing claims.
Estate of John Welch, deceased;
hearing claims.
Estate of Fred Hinze, deceased;
hearing claims
Estate of Herman Nieman, deceased;
hearing claims.
Will of Hannah Flick, deceased;
hearing claims
Will of Fidelia M. Waterbury, de-
ceased; proof of will
Will of Melchior Strobel deceased;
proof of will
Will of Emily F. Lawton, deceased;
proof Of will.
Estate of F, A. Philbrick, deceased;
appointment of administrator.
Will of Anna B. Mccoy, deceased;
proof of will.
Estate of Louise ssGasser; deceased;
appointment of administrator. -.
Guardianship of James Bray, insane;
appointment of guardian.
Will of Dorothea Hahn, deceased;
proof of will.
Estate of VIM Peck, deceased; final
settlement.
Will.of Cornelius Cohoon, deceased;
proof of will
Will of Gustav Zuch, deceased; proof
of will.
Will of William ssStruck, deceased;
proof of will.
Estate of Henry E. Niebuhr, de-
ceased; appointment of administrator.
Estate of Frederick E. Dargel, de-
ceased; determination of inheritance
tax.
Estate of Frederick. Dargel, deceas-
ed; final settlement.
Estate of Mary Haberman, deceased:
final settlement.
Will of Elizabeth A. Wright, deceas-
ed; determination of Inheritance tax.
Estate of Elizabeth A. Wright. de-
ceased; final settlement.
Will of Caroline Lehman, deceased;
proof of will
Estate of Nicholas Stahl, deceased:
petition to sell real estate.
Will of j. ]. Felix, deceased: deter
mination of inheritance tax.
cWill of J. j. Felix, deceased; final
settlement.
Will of Peter Seller, deceased; final
settlement.
Will of Mary A. Abbey, deceased;
proof of will
Estate of Katherine Power, deceased;
of administrator.
Will of Electa L. Layden, deceased;
final settlement
Will of Fred Won Behren, deceased; |
final settlement.
Will of Lucie Wilcox, deceased: final
settlement.
Estate of Mabel Hartl, deceased;
inal settlement;
Guardianship of Annie Hartl; ct, al.
minors; appointment of guardianship.
Estate of julius w. Reul, deceased:
of administrator. j
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-05-07
Child CROSSE Feverish? Sick?

A cross, peeyish, listless child, with
coated tongue, pale, doesn't sleep; eats
sometimes very little, then again raven
ously; stomach sour; breath fetid; pains
in stomach, with diarrhea; grinds teeth
while asleep, and starts up with terror
all suggest Worm Killer; something
that expels worms, and almost every
child has them. Kickapoo Worm Killer
is needed. Get box today. Start at
once. You won't have to coax, as
Kickapoo Worm Killer is a candy con-
lection. Expels the worms, the cause
of your child's trouble. 25c, at your
druggist. Advertisement.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-05-07
F Fairfield

The Willing Workers will be enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs Marsh Har-
rison for supper May Z.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-05-07


Village OF Pralrle du sac, tnence
l6 rods then n rods ana e IL thence
village ValCoh
Lots 3 and 4, blk 2
Lots and 6, blk 8
Village Lyons
Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, blk 9
Villagel Oliver
Lot 267
Lot 354
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-05-07

ne / of Sc /, sec II
NV of Sc I, sec:17
ne of ne I, sec Is
NV of ne /, sec Is
sw of ne /, sec Is
Sc of ne /, sec 18
In NV corner of sw of ne Plat and
Mill Lot, sec Il
Fraction 2, sec "a
Fraction 3, sec "a
l acre in Sc corner of sn I, WV sec of
81
sw / of ne /, sec 81
sc of ne !, sec 80
NV / of Sc /, sec 90
ne of ne /, sec SO
NV ! of ne /, sec 33
sw of ne /, sec SO
Sc of ne !, sec 80
sw ! of NV /, sec 33
Sc OFF NV /, sec SO
Baraboo City, Formerly Adams
so ft of lot IL, blk IL
Lot 8, blk 6
72 fit lot l and 10 fit of n II # of lot
NJ, blk Is
72 ft, lot 6 and W 81 fit of II fit of
lot 5, blk 3
22x75 # lots and 2 bd by 9Th Ave,
and by Oak st and by Stanley and
w Brandenberg, blk 22
Lot l, blk 5
Lot 3, blk %
Part of lots II and IL, COM at ne cor
ner of lot IL thence SO fit w SO fit n so
| ft e to beginning, blk 33
Lot 2, blk Al
Lot 5, blk As
City Baraboo. English Addition
Out lot Nod
Out lot No 5
Lot 8, blk 2
City Baraboo Original Plot
Lot l and 2 except rods off w side of
lot g. blk 8
| City Baraboo, Browns Addition
Lot 5, blk l
Lot 6, blk 1
Lot 3, and 5, blk
Part Of out lot 1-4x9 rods, see 81 Deeds,
page 594 Sank Co. Records
NV ! of o L IL except 4 rods and 13
links off side.
sw of O IL
City Baraboo, H H Potter's Addition
1-2 lots and 3, blk l
Lot 10, blk l
City Baraboo, Moore and browns Add.
Lot 10, blk II
Lot 4, blk IL
Lot 3, blk Is
Lot 4, blk 16
City Baraboo, Crawford's Addition
Lot exceptw fit, blk 2
w ft, lot l and all lot 2, blk 2
City Baraboo, Paddock Addition,
Lot 8, blk
City Baraboo, Peck's Addition
Lot II, blk 2
City Baraboo, Peck's Sub. Div.
Lot 3, blk 2
Lot l, blk 5
City Baraboo, Litchfeld Addition
Lot 5, blk l.
4x8 rods, bd by Schudlick by Rem.
st 8 by Mound st W by Marquardt,
blk
City Baraboo. A. G. Tuttle's Sub. Div.
Lot l, blk 2
Lot 2, blk 2
Lot 3, blk 2
Lot 4, blk 2
Lot 5, blk 2
City Baraboo, Warren Park
Lot So
City Reedsburg, Original lot P
Lot l, blk
Lot 3, blk
Village Delton
Lot to 8, blk II
Lots II and IL, blk Is
Lots II, IL and Is and w 20 sft:of 10,
blk "a
Lots 5, blk so
All of blk 81
All of blk IA
All of blk rs
All of blk rs
All of blk "
All of blk 78
Fern Dell
Lot 2, blk
Lot l, blk
Lot 2 blk 4
Lot Z, blk 4
81 bII-
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-10-02

ls.ItIlR..i &iinttilH evening wasE n Eits
way ~ u symposium ut chs Delegates
attending r.Is conventions usIa aatiir
summer, Mrs.. Msusaa Wsnts Esc,tsi
sn,a Mrs. W.. T.. Frzarna init ut rsre
Ns,4suai Association at Gnlnrat Wa
gntsr. Mrs. Etaua HsEssys.l af Uiis 9rviri
Giry Aurdaw 2siiunil 4Alliallcss Mrs, L.
A. ptu-psr ut tiia Mite Missianary amt
lr PEatrp TcurI.s, III tsre MsiirIi A.s~
sociarsGn.
Tire es,esltsma 5saItr III t.IH Sf.ftEs
Tests,.7raurr will E,s Einitti Gctatssr lsrn
1T tsIs raides,ra II Mt. EiII-yeil IN
Msmeauniis.
5l-ar La Altzssd Will sIrar r.Ia
Pii1ew NTunds ar,tirssa-ifl ssiiaGi III
ss.r.ss1pI., Miss, TINS Ef!l.. Rsr-F rs
taIa smr at Rev. ant Ms. 4. IL. Ea
AIfasua aI 5h. Phillips Eni@agall
C.inIrn:l.-
W.. VI 7. as;rnis,, wtr1 ysIs siisE.rr:g
i,rsillaa by c9Is Ealing 1T Iisistaaf AZ
tsrs Msin,ssu.l cdnh,, lsE aaiits al Eie iHGiS
IT hiis work..
TITS aaa.lr., Mrs. E4rits., will G:ilD Gr
gap III rsiis lntss..stt 1T tire EsgFHa4lnes-
mist a.,p cine 81 1isasas iIs raidw II
sss. iisr-
gsl..ssr IT 3iIetla a.IaJrssrs M.p- n o..
T.. g.. will iIaiil a LaGirs IT &nl,ru'v At
csisil. nail Thursday evening, Gc1niea'
Lstt.
5A.inlt s"Rs,-r GlIn lIass rs'zIriist rnrne
a.1un t,ieilr summer, UEsacinns ant
-si.srs xssrls a r1nGi nI;fnT..
| Master Gjant glaslimues vino aIass
daa,r plir.s .ll With 1gptin,at assres. I'll
!iia 5Ia,ue 1,r Charles st1,aat,, is M
/ gf1ptiIg.
ST.. gsar,iG G.amiis 1T minneapolis
xass c;a.lilrg Oh AUS best g.att NJ 81,
PxlI un Sunday evening Maa,s
toes si,e Ltrs, GJ,I 4a,nlnIG sssrss:-
Nay auI.-
a,art NJ 81 gimme F'pir news To t;Ia
/ correspondent and SIZE will 5s gisss.i
CO aqse IT,. Mtpv Sc -asa.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-10-02
CEDAR EAFgDs. IOWA,

Mrs.. creme ST zaasss CITY, naD
fss sess visiting Mss, Chae%s:y >sa'"rs
sesssIee ksms tat neex,
Miss EJssfas FaGxaas n DsveagosG
"a rfsssssz fsaassass aaa srSesatss> We
ass y2sI ~ aaye Miss Watkins NTH
-,
Mrs., L9sa H>sne ~ listing IN Ut
Ge a9was CssaSsffiteatSe, No., Kansas Cfsy
and IT, fl,gSs>
Mrs Matte Perkins aas Sgss ~
ezsaed from Csastsaeota@, NO., wasrs
sas kss Seess 71s&s8ay ssaatfass>
tsr, and Ms, Chas1sy ssowa sa~
1Astassea Hs, Logza Marshall and
III, asa; Mrs Eafsey Eosaes in ss,ssor
1T Nfss Waskfns N Dasenosrr.
Nrs, r., g. Thasaas md Mrs. W. r.
s5wery attended G1rTfstefEe III chi
rago gasG mesL,
Oar ney p&ssDy aaH arrived and
gteaHhelt tnD TesT f,sa9t5s5E ser.sorss
G5seday. The Gangteyatjon was 7srT
,4sea impressed Dg his sesmsoaa> ks7>
md Ars> FORD have nsAIs q a<rsat Ino~
stovesaeat On sfseis b1sae By espEasgsay
s,e roDas a1d pa5ntlng t3as ho1se.
M. and Mrs.. psskins, MO ha7e
msSe their f.orsse wFt, Mrs, Thomas
eyer since tsey ss&ve Desn IN the city,
vim kxs ut home 10 their friends in one
9f Eey. PorAs house. on S11ta Ninth
street,
TIE skating rink 10 opened for the
season. We hope the opportunity
VII mn be aDp&ed. The Culture
gJay Win serve lunches ~ usual
Those who are bekjnd NTH their
s1bgeriptlons will pieage De prepared
when your agent calls nezt MEEK,
MIR. Eruee AIInust expects 10 leave
zoon for ChicagD>
Miss Della Watkins while IN the
efty IL the guest VI Mrs. Hattie
Raspbsrry.
Cedar Rapids can btast Of siz coL
ored children in high school, FIVE
boys and one girl.@~
While in he city Miss Watkins
xas entertained by Mr.. and Mira.
Aikenx on Thursday evening; MIR.
and Mrs. Mijligan On Monday; Mr..
and Mrs., A. Smith on Friday, and MIR.
and Mr.. Dan Cauldes On Friday.
The J. q. Y. viii meet with Mrs.
lhikens on the goth. n .@ a.
Mr.. William Fine viii spend his
vacation In Miss0bri 1
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-10-02

,s.,.t,a. ,,asiaalr, R.s%. E.. II Gsveus,- 1ass
E,sas, ts.snrrerl ~ IN tm another gestar'
MIS-. r.. Fl. Owens is veT III ut tesr
iia,ne;, Gsa Tlnivt stasat. We inps der
q s,Jasftc rac1Iears..
Misses ,,.enIit,, Louise amt Nan,nr
harper yvesse visiting raiaraues mt
fs-as,ds IN a.snisuis INST Sunday.
Mr.. amt Mss. e.. III. ,Ipas.nm OF
Kansas City, Mn, nTs r!sitsnE III 0sIa
lIr,na af Msr. l,rd Ma. ys1ntross ,s:p,is--
sur.,
Hssss.s.. slnpd ant Glasssrca WHITE
~ 1samltnrr., H., vera a~ear Su,aitg
ct .sif.u-s III the Tome Oft M. ant Mats..
Cen. Esarler.
H..ssr-s L.. gisasrrin.,, III. Black, &.
Black amt q. Mills matte q flying I'M
~ Xaa,sIIis on Saturday night
aar.. E.- Esarrs IT G.sfsssbnrE, A.,
4ass ssrrr4st III C.rs citF IL matte Ie,'
frtslrs hnlns..
MS, Grtassiiv 1T Ssn,szltE il rtBirang
Al t1ie l,nlne 1T her dsaia.rraro Aats
D. Aspn.
Na.- e.. Davis 1T TapeS.a,, Aias., sesss
pisatauiy friends N raIe G,rg last Ssss.is.
MS. a.asB 1ardiraga 1T MN
t.,1ss., Iowa. vas eisifarIg AZ 5iIe sin,Iif
,r' Tea tis,lasIr.m,, Ms.z Gsn, E:aps.srr
s,,e t.ty lassi5 xtsss.,
Mt. 4arG R,s. e.. a+s'Ira vsra Afsn--
t1iS ps.anms SUNDAY
s'.sas,s 5ag F',Iw siliisci-yr.nn al tha
correspondence
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-10-02
SS.rSgT fYTp ffsN 4

S..m J. IL, Garrison lIass 5es;r rs~
ttlg.re.t ~ ls sp. GI1tsie' ga,fc., s&s
many friends sas gsht ~ iaa. nm
mack. S.sr. Gs4asr-snn's st,nIaIissa-z4n'l
1a..s i.sse ssar was lanfss. 4 sJls;lhn
a,,es, il: Iis;i,g tatss iesE jar n C;ie MS
.,,-a IT tsfe stnIsm.,. Ne sEma1csGs1iasts
mn lsppr ms f,tsast sticaassss.,
The !tg.s asid Guitars sub NEE last.
friday v.r.l Ms. o., L.. @s.n'vIsug.
Ill. r.. a.. S,ner-.s aas rscalurleai
si.u,l 4 Itr:s.a siGar: 81 Glaz:Rir.ss..
Mrs.. e., B. WsTx.ns sass HOSTESS 10
sae g.. l. r.. club 40 E.1e,s' business
s,sa-s,,g last Friday snsnisIg.
S.sr. MEstaa.f 81 G.ual.:s spssg y:s;sC
evtsa.s IN t4sa cirgs tue 47,'sst. IT N's-
.lN1-a,1rt11i.s Hnr7saa,
III ssaz-rsr G,.asI-, nHn dass oess'i
-csstrtss,g ~ Minneapolis sar tas sas5
epp gsag,s,, han ssnp'sen ~ rasts ~
ais rssite,lca ats.e a@sssln..
Mrs. Jtsa G.t,saC sssa saass.t'f-t''e
f.s..s!!.sssse, ssats s3sap rsr1lsriest frss't
.ltaa,s,eag;niss, st.sT \ sers,sa N'sss.ss
,fssia nfH:p rst:sHt,ass sss6i tsis.til.ss eass's
Mrs, R.srYarsS ssmlzso # ss5attl:sain
~ rs.ppr-st ~ -,s,asg aIttisisr.s,sa. ~ Fazas
Writing
Mrs., ~. =, Shields ard c4sSAsa's't
.tasae gore ~ Caaa5ssssa@a 10Y q two
] anpsei4s' ai.sirs sis:ta aer anrAsr~
: Mrs. J, r. Gscsisaln tas sstai'lssse:
/ sts,ap 4 seusrsa weeks aEsic iaa O.saIp
! a.4gsstnss assn Nsstrastca,
Mrs.. J., ", Patterson sa,G !is-t-ts
ese,sytsSes,, sss.ers assss sssscss's stass'
.ga essss,s.tsss sf:ssss1; III CbsscIasssaatt~
/ W.. Ir-ssa,y Nstsfss mtse saas assss'
I ODD With sysssasaossap IL as.s 30 - 90
I s9s.ga.
4 Friday se;stsss5ear H. Mrs Aassz
s1sE.ez4s aas hostess ~ sh4s f. L 2
/ .asso At sasis Pleasure 1as" st tasS
atessaag a. sxaas5slssa 81 all ssraeBe,
! .,taa;ssessd esgr5ag sas aosSrsa msr'
/ d4ssaa9s4 nd 4 ss.a7asssfs,ea. Of SSeess @
I steSSassss s.sss!.smaaie wsse is spaaesae.
Gssess-s Of Tire egsas 4. sa&s taesceaa:
wsre Mrs A1sxzaaaews Miss gSSase
/ Gt.-y.sr ss4S M&as I;6.3..a sszsxasg~ s
= &s3e scJss ses s1e,aaaY Ms o.ss.tsifssIat.ss
-,s ssss s4sssess sesra.1y z. dainty rno
eIfs,s.e sssr.ess.sos,
! lass 9sesa4@..ay "sa ~EzgSY Dag" Z
! e&e VII. Zaasa Sa5s4ss ehazFea~ Dgrgra
eae GaT sasss megs tfssse services zsa
q e1G.ssfsa rsresyrsga ~, rendered z
! ea.ca trs, aepers:g~sn1 dollars wz
| ezhss ss Gasrpag sss szg sad the p.a
e&s1s ate ~ se Appropriate tor ia
seaa,tsss5nsy n sas ea2Ecs-
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-10-02
QUINCY THEME.

MrH. ET1 IlZs--ta, IT ETIs,sf.n- Q.
If vRss-.srng hE sarsnt.zs., M. E1,t N,s.
2aafr.., E1ls arfrsr rz..iI:ea.rs# I'D
sa.nsnl.sE
Mrz- Cara PsI.11sr Iss1 Tt1.HBtiAF :.
III. ssc EInEEs CITY, Me-.
Rg.=.fn ant ChI-,s-sns lar VII l.
14s,gEr observed Ey 1ae 4 IT E, NJ.
III snG gEEssizes., Nj r1I, IL S-.
G:EF, Sssrsr,iassr nth, I'm Eur=e:.s.
1ITs g1s:5ta1cs VIII sz,saE,1.,
MR. Mn- MrAtI4s Ut Fl Llg-1s,
Mo- Is vazlslz1g asr raiiIt1-MHs lie
MIsssssss Eahnn.azu amt ir-Iai,ts,;, Vi.
Ge.a E41Gu-ssan-
The t-a-es8E ut Mr- MI-ssiiEl EgF-
Elf, whip sas sssan VERY sin:k En- .4trss
uunuII,ss End aiisEasrass 1aEiB 1IraiiET ;.
I1<siB T. Ill., 1Ea.aE giiBGa En- 1.s.l-la /.
w, e. sa1zcg;. E1aasiiEF Il p IL as
WI 4 r-sruh,sr Et EEritssl / NJ Z.
sI-R1rufn a1-ss af 1a.s MEsgra. Gi,tiEz q.
Pzh-yrz. Mo- 2sT- T R-,ns l1siGIs.-
50 He BsaFss = AgTn.g VIII s11-
r1csssr. 1n-s.s aruGttEs,, TWP .Rs-.s1-:
ami h,asa Gt rslE11zTsss 10 rasl-- hi:
G7sss- T-v.g1 tia s.lzznns 1t n:
SFg1an5sr VI s1assza3 zssE-1=5. sE-'
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-10-02
~. PAUL Budget AklAN.

Neseames J. e. Cszrk and Kztse
CrawsoYG were fsnstesses for the IT,
e>5 Mite Hlss.osary atcjsty Vast
Trtgssbsay sscssroon. 4 Earge n1m~
r,er ~ memsess and Seyega9 visitors
uege present, gev, Joass Y>oke On
the stGesigf2Es Of ths annual cGafes-
ence, Mrs., l. 4. Pa.tsf, tae neHsy
eIected president, ya7e q report OF
the missionary eoN1erst1on held in Mil
waakee, Delicious refreshments
were serysd, aftef whjch taey ad-
jorraed,
EeY. II. r. Jones, wiso has been ~
Turned ~ 1T. Janses' 4. w. Il. church
for another year, waa greeted ny a
crowded house Sunday morning and
his sermon was me M hig best,
touching On the happenings At the
conference. At the core he installed
.he newiy elected oansrs Of the Mite
Missionary society.
Mrs. Anna Motif has ssgged invita-
tons 10 the marriage OF her daugh-
TER, Mabel, 10 Mr.. Edward Hatton, TO
TAKE place at the parish house OF st..
Peter CIaver Catholic church Tues~
das evening, October 9, 1T 7:So. Re-
eeption at brides home following.
Miss Cora r. Anderson and MIR.
Benton Carr we're united in marriage
;ast Thursday eyening at the home
~ the bride on Union avenue. Only
the family and a few friends we're
presenE Sunday morning a breakfast
was given At their home in their hon
or. Covers we're laid for eight. The
newly weddsd pair viii be at home
gster October Int. ...s
Mrs, Victoria Clay Haley OF st.
James church on the 9th of October.
Princess Oziel chapter, o. f. 8,
viii entertain at a reception Tuesday
evening, October 9Th, in honor of Mrs.
Victoria Clay Haley, grand rnatron Of
Missouri. r.
The Memorial Baptist church is
progressing nicely. Rev. Mcdonald,
TIE pastor, In very busy n,an.
The services II st. James A. n, III
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-10-02
sesgs,re,ssrgsi aIa.

R.r. RtraIt.s 81. Pts.arsrr setaismed
90 lsiH .,es s,,aa.Gs IN Asainr=a,, nhasfsaie
4 visit. ia Hasunmit;r with Richard
Nsll.ea and fauii%, .....
Hys. Rsse.ae Ftuitzt Of KanssNtlls, ILL.,,
SCENT Saturday with aRss. g. u R's'ss'a
and family,
assagme ss,oaras at srsogsiiii taIHa
at rs,e ,ie.Iisc at R.uas,ds dsr Ssniday
sftt.,rlnSli..
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vino ,ass ltsscr Visiting ~ gate lfnme ~
l,.,. liynps,er.. NJ. Glfaa,es ai,r.ets,, Ie:'5
sae.pa,ay incoming fut NacanntI, Ill,
Nasss assie Met dsia:trsltig ssirss'sr
5ssnest smut tana.-F friends pp fGrhaF
,p,niur iir tnnnr ST Ms. Essis Faust
ST T.sa,alis, asws.. Whist, sstit t;rr:r
fisrsissi1esf amusement fIs c.is s"'s'irg
and asssntsg raf5assi,,nst1rSs vera
staresa,. Everyone had al s13oF.sb,e'
's,ua
Mss florence stsn'vsn letts Monday
11n,-fitng spr IT. louis, 1n Ter way 5a
<i.ssSs.pr,, Miss
H.. Len Nints4ug 1T a1spia:m'tsfe
I.artauesaf., IS III G'te a5tg a!stf'ng AIS
,.,,ssiss,, 81 Charlie Waslssefs.
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sitting t5.e;Idts and ts.aG.res n Hnn-~
ar,ntei fpr ss1e past MONICA, eff ssstt~
.,stsy sr Nsscantt9 Al,
= f.,m- ", & S,saGg, pastor 1T C'ie
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vsss e.,sasl.sfs.,raa &, GStgsiulpa,, vfse1e:
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=. ". g.. ssiuas.,t, a.st, &, p. ClssarS 81
he a..,rr.lr.sst conferences viii s1iess'ssa
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aatinaa2al rnass,, q st-lnes. g1.sst,iass 81
u iI,e.-sprs and # Inwss II ete3ast
university ~ Mt. Pleasant. -: Ja,as.-
.s,1r 4e - t4ss.,aIng lt 4 staa.ott cfttits1sss
ii I.s.tfsics,s
1s,s. Ellie Mssrfi.s4, Mrs., Gearsss
,a,,es snh asss., Eails williams spesst
Sunday N Gs4est,Irg.
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= tsw tasss' tfsit wita Nt, 2s.kst' ~
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6a-.. Penn 81 Lis,'i,ts-.pts apHa, te,,
;,sasssssf e.sp ssasslss:tt sstuinns Sunday
nosntlsg and nlgtT.,
NJ. Na,as auitsssa Nstss lie J., w. 4.
,,,,lras.,, Tie wa sapp,l:9 ::pFE'e''tIsl 1t
a.ss home l;sssf wax.
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T. J.. Ssfaas.tss1nt
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anderson sass ga.f 81 ser Her az Tie
tufts asasns.
Ms. J.. III. Garrison 81 si,,noS CiS9
,se.sG q Gssw Digs with Ms. Is, &,
F.,aas4 81 sssss cstg., EtS- Carlson gs>
snr1s a sgaassase atstc 10 haaa7' s'ssssss
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9sss.r4t >sstp,s,-at ssa Fifth sarsauier
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and 1aa,4rasss. Of Gaaaaa, Nss40y Hs
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fs6sora.xts.
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served q sas:-erassse 1sasses 10 W.
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esss yTalas slsesssss. ar.ras srE@ asa
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NOTICE CT EXPIRATION OF
aghSaT or KEDEMPTF0w-

10 r. ~. E4Iss~
gpa srs hexsnV ttstass.s'S sa.ss sss TIE
g1cis tar If Deassafegs 1914 tine ssB-
a.'sa.sy c.,ssserJEs,st. rss0 estate slsEziz.sss
aa Phi st1pastT, Lvws, .oaTSs Lot
eight Gse III Esscse sers,S ~, Ea Mort
asgaar's as..Ssaoan ssa1g 10 AID 4
part IF tie e5tY Of D-ss Mss.&as iowa,
sa.s sssha scr the ssesa Gssada.as.ss1r and
.seIsa1s TAX scls sas ysas 1910 Is a.sss
gaas I At ssSs sassnw1er add ats3to.es
II the certificate If purchase asss7S.ss
i'll sssss.anes Of she assas mentioned
sa6e, sa4 that tie rIgs. Of ssssea1s-
t5oss mFaE expire and iced for sz3s
ase m1GG be aaaSe eaaBess ss1ef@g.Sosa ~
sTa1e mTtss1 nsae.y days FROM TIE
cg.ra29eeers service Sessss
EesteS ta&s FIRST dag Of CeE3aes,
1915
fsep. sizsnags2-
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Years. and ri tines ass.cI-os s9 sE-
HnsgE ne1..oc-s uErrnssrzsz-s. tsEV7s essea
Sy1n1 4. 1hac enIc8SS@1 EZEly s-1'=a
ESyssc.1ns did nSG s.~za 10 s's fshs 70
DO Ee any good l ~'asast t's;s.a.''
weak and fog dlF4 4. . TIME clsSaa -
10 vS-x Not LONG ago ] gut Il O..
ct Dr. Mfa+s' LAxltEs. IaaS1ds III.
st.sr uzs5aE s1De1a toE--s5 eaAa as7er
triad anything that &c1ea - s;a:a !
mid and Elective rzanDsr- j s'ss-stFs
Z have 1t last found tn r'.a-t'1F -aA'
suits MY CASE"
Thousands OF peoptt ne s1a1-
from hahTtus9 cnzastEsO2 1101 anu
whaEe possibly realizing s1a1r1 mug
O: the danger OF -sa5s cdaraeigt1o3' Fe.
neglect too long TO employ E1oesse.'
curative measures un:3E str!cHas ala:
mess otter results The zlv7ce o.
ali physicians IL. keep your oo"e4S
clean" and is good adVace-
DR. Miles Laxative Tablets are
sold by ali druggists. At IS Ge@-
box containing Is doses 1t nor
found satisfactory, yoar money
returned t...
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Nns4 Nmaf Tur Ep..

Thers a,s MARY saasses @t1a,n c,I.s
anssr cg,ssssti.,Gs sa.arass's sc1u.ns and
motives, Mssr ss.r differently lasGe-
fit srs.s1 circumstances The e.lss..ss1si.s
III. wttaS uypsltl qps s.9 rigtr avw 1t
qef,p had 4 s,spasrs cnaaE CtDIIG qpE 40
tsernsr st,:asa ~ take Chamberlain 3
6,ssu1sia G.ssssst'F Il. il a5gi9g rs'sg.ss~
ssas,Gs..s5 by ;snpts WHO have gssss ID
aDr years snlo kt.sw azs eaases. Mrs.
81. r., Sargent Peru, E.s.y sagS,
"G,hsaa..es-s.alus Cough Remedy Is
vagsra ia sssag1s aa s,s.. sars 1 take
ss,sass,r,s Iu Recommending &: Frr
saGs ar sGu tesama~
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-10-02
More Than Enough is Too Much.

To maintain health, mature man
or woman needs just enough food to
repair the waste and supply energy
and body heat. The habitual con-
sumption of more food than is neces-
sary for these purposes is the prime
cause Of stomach troubles, rheuma-
tism and disorders Of the kidneys. If
troubled with Indigestion, revise your
diet. let reason and not appetite con-
troll and take few doses Of Cham
her!ain's Tablets and You will soon
re al right again. For sale by all
oea s. 87 M