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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-21
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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
MAPLE LEAF.

Louise Shimek called at Frank
Wacha's one day last week.
George Kubichek was a caller at
Maple Leaf Friday.
Dave and Frank Hutton are busy
putting up ice for the Maple Leaf
creamery these days.
Harry Peterson called on Pete Peter.
son last week Friday.
Frank Kakac is working for Fred
Marshall for few days.
M. F. Bigley and wife made bust
ness trip to Elma last Friday to do
trading.
John Wacha and Jim Yak were bust.
ness transactors at Eima last Friday.
Adolph Kakac drove to Saratoga last
week Friday.
Our blacksmith in Maple Leaf is
pretty busy these days shoeing the
ho, SEES, on account of the icy roads we
have.
Chas. Ranc called at Mapls Leaf last
week one day.
+, Frank Bigley attended the hop in
Elma last Friday evening.
The Herplfnck Bros. delivered a
bunch of stock at Elma last Saturday.
Fred Marshall drove to Saratoga
Saturday last.
Lizzie Moravetz, of Schley, is visit.
| ing her sister, Mrs. Frank Yak, for a
while.
Mike Bronner was at Maple Leaf
Friday.
! Fran. 1Iee:rp. .:..1h came out from
Cresco last week, to spend day on
the farm with his brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Kakac and son
Edw ard, and Joseph and Willie hupl-
| chek and Frank Novy visited Frank
| and Agnes Kubichek last Sunday.
John Graf called on John Wacha
Sunday morning.
Tophy Herplinck called on George
Bi9ley Sunday afternoon.
Mike Bronner lost horse last week
Saturday.
The dance at the Stevenson place
was well attended and all enjoyed a
| fine time.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
OBITUARY.
WEBER.

Marie Anna Struck was born in Ger.
many, August q, 1867. She was con-
firmed at the age of IA years and at
the age of q came to this country and
settled at Granger, Minnesota, where
she remained two years when she came
to Cresco where she was married TO
William F. Weber who preceded her in
death. She leaves five children, two
brothers and three sisters to mourn her
loss.
Her death occurred January 9th,
after long and painful illness. and
the funeral was held the 18th, conduct
ed by Rev. Pless. with interment in
New Oregon Cemetery.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
COUNTY NEWS.
OTTER CREEK CLIPPINGS.

Mrs. Mice Hruska visited her..friepd
and neighbor Mrs. mike Kratz last
week Friday afternoon.
Henry Vatthauer, from near Ridge
way, was business caller west OF the
river last week one day. buying cattle
of the farmers for Chicago markets.
DR.. Byron Lewis, of Ridgeway made
professional call at the c. Schild
home to see A. F. Schild, who was i'll
at the time.
Mrs. Robert Vopava, nee Viola Koch,
went to Cresco last week Monday
where she entered Mercy hospital and
submitted to an operation the follow
ing day for appendicitis. At the latest
reports she was getting along nicely.
Abbie Lukes. who is employed at
Waterloo as stenographer: spent the
holidays under the parental roof.
John Aegerter and wife drove to
Cresco last Wednesday, to make a
business call.
Reinhart Haakenson is on the road to
recovery at the Mercy hospital at
Cresco. He will be, able to leave it
soon.
Frank Kuntz autoed up from De-
corah one day last week to revisit the
old home place and greet relatives,
friends and former neighbors.
Master Merrill Haakenson has been
staving with his grandparents, Mike
Kratz and wife during the time his
parents were absent at Cresco.
Sam Kratz. of Howard county was
pie asant caller in this vicinity. greet
ing friends and relatives last Sunday.
Rev. L. N. Day and wife, Of Cresco
spent Sunday afternoon with G. Schlld
and family.
Revival meetings that has been in
progress for the past two weeks at the
German M. E. church, closed last SUM-
day evening.
Mike Kratz was doctoring a sick
horse one day last week.
Some of Koch's folks were pleasant
business callers at Cresco one day last
week.
Mike Kratz and wife went to Cresco
one day last week, to greet relatives
| and make business call.
Amel Koch and wife went to Iowa
CITY the fore part Of the week, where
Mrs. X. will take final treatment for
her eyesight.
DR.. George, Plummer. of Cresco.
made few professional calls at the
Mike KratZ home the fore part OF the
week to see Master Merrill Haaken'
SON, who it seemed had caught Sc
we're cold.
Fred Falck and wife went to Cresco
Sunday to see the latter's sister, MRS.
Robert Vopava, who 10 q patient a
Mercy hospital.
Rollie Kratz and wife dined with the
formers parents, Tbeo. kratz ano
wife last Sunday.
Mrs. Chris Haakenson and son Car
drove to Cresco Sunday to visit KEN
hart Haakenson at Mercy hospital.
Oscar Moe and wife, of Ridgewsy
dined with the latter's parents, Ineo
Kratz and wife last Sunday.
The members Of the Evangelice
church Of this circuit vii! hold thel'
final quarterly meeting during this con
! ference ear, at Florepceville: h0walt
county. beginning next week, Inurs
day AFTERNOON. The Elder. Rev: d. )
Faust. of Waterloo, will assist in con
Quoting same.
Mrs. Reinhart Haakenson. who ha'
been staying with her husband az tne
hospital at Cresco the past week made
a short call under the parental ROOF u
see her son Merrill Sunday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
GRANGER.

Harris Isaacson returned from his
Wisconsin trip on Wednesday.
Richard Serfli, g, from s. D., is Wis.,
iting relatives here at present.
The ladies' aid was held Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Ella Xix and tney
were highly entertained.
A. G. Serfling from Preston was
village caller the past week.
Our blacksmiths, Arthur Copeman
and Wslter Wentworth, are very busy
these days.
Louis Leitz and his mother visited at
Harmony on Tuesday.
C w. Newmiller was Cresco caller
on Friday and returning on SATURDAY.
Stanley and Mona Michel left for
Jamestown. N. U., to visit their IN
Gle. Andrew Michel. and family.
The ladies' aid will meet at the home
of VIM. Henry on Thursday. Jan. list.
Have lots of buttermilk on hand, Will.
T.ula LETTERS has returned to Preston,
after = two weeks visit at home.
Rosa Bastian returned from the hos
pital on Saturday, and is doing nicely.
E.G. Sims is under the care OF Dr.
Tierney. the real grip being the cause.
Rev. Smith and son spent Saturday
in the villages.
Bert Rix and family and E. F. Sims
and family visited at Cresco on sun
day.
Mrs. Willie Applen, Harry Serfing.
Richard Serfling. Esther Seri1'ng ano
Mrs. Sarah Bronner visited ut otto
Sci fling's on Sunday.
Dan Bronner and wife and son
Henry, Sundayed At the home OF Her
man LANCE.
Carl Martin spent Sunday at home.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
Death Of Hon. George ". Merry. &

Honorable George Wiley Merry, one
of the pioneer and highly respected
citizens of Grant county, answered the
trumpet call of the death angel at 300
O'Clock on Monday morning OF this
week and passed on into the great un-
known world. His demise was the re-
suit of an ailment which had been both
ering him for years and which.confined
him to his bed the greater part OF the
time for several weeks past during
which period the spark of life contln-
ued to slowly but steadily ebb away
despite all that medical science, loving
hands and hearts could do.
During residence of thirty years in
Grant county Mr.. Merry at all times
commanded the respect and confidence
of his fellow citizens. In 1906 he was
elected to the state senate from Grant
county and as member of that body
served with credit to himself and bis
constituency. Up until the last few
wears he was actively engaged in cat
tie shipping and farming, in both OF
which he was successful. Honest and
honorable in all things, firm believer
in the doctrine of doing to others as
YOU would that others do unto you,
true friend and an ideal neighbor,
Geo. w. Merry in departing this world
leaves behind him life record well
worthy of emulation.
Deceased was born at Magog, prov
ince oflQuebec, Canada, December a.
1889. He came to the United States
with his parents in 1856 and settled IN
Paris township. Iowa, where he resided
until 1885 when he came to Grant
county and continued to make his res
idence here until the end. He is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Alice o.
Merry, and one daughter. Mrs. Ella
Vein, of Ortonville, Mimi. and one
sister, Mrs. Emma Blake, Minneapolis.
A short funeral service was held al
the family home in this city conducted
by Rev.OHarry Evans, pastor OF the
Congregational church, of which the
deceased had been faithful member
The attendance at the service was very
large ard the floral tributes many snc
beautiful. THE remain were shipped tc
Cresco. Iowa. on the midnight trair
Tuesday where interment will be made
in Oak Lawn cemetery. Mrs. Merr,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Niles accompanied
the remains to Cresco. County
IS. d. Review, Jan. z, 1915.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
BLASER.

John Uric Blaser was born May Is.
1s45, in Canton Berne, Switzerland In
1881 he was married to Marie Luthy.
who preceded him in death about IL
years ago, and to them three sons and
four daughters were born. In 1884 he
immigrated to this country ard about
three years ago he made trip to his
native country and had the satisfac-
ton of seeing his aged brothers and
sisters once more.
Last summer he had an operation
which left him very weak and suffer-
ine much the last six weeks Of his
life. He passed away Monday, Jan. 4.
1915, The funersl was held 1T the
home Jan. 6. conducted by Rev. Pless.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
WEST VERNON.

The dance at Mark Doolittle, FRI
dav night, was we'll attended. The re-
ports were a very nice time.
Geo. Burnikel and Fred Peter re.
tutned Saturday from a two weeks
visit at Lake Benton, Danvers, YAK
Park and other points in Minnesota.
Helen Bouska entertained a number
of her girl friends Sunday afternoon.
Fred Fish and family spent Monday
evening with friends in Cresco.
Elsie Peter spent Sunday at home
Leslie Sebastian and wife visited at
the Peters home Sunday evening.
Henry Hanson and lwife spent Sun
day with Sam Shaw and wife.
Anandus SrhmeIzer and wife ano
Mrs. F. Miller called at the Leslie Sc
bastian home Wednesday.
Fred Fis' and wife, and Henry vii
son and wife spert Friday evening II
Cresco.
Gect ye Adams and family. Of Mcln'
tire. ;ved Saturday for visit at the
fr.F ssSi h,,ne.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
PROTIVIN

Lewis Mikesh. of Spiliville, attended
the dance here on Wednesday ever'"c.
VIM. Chyle departed Saturday "
Cedar Rapids to resume his studi IN
the C. R. 3. college.
James Club, of Rock ford, IL. Isl
visiting his sister Mrs. r. E. jameson.
Frank Andera autoed to Jach.t
Jet. Saturday.
VIM. Chyle entertained numbe- Of
his friends at his home FRIDAY evening.
Frank Tukalek, of Belle Plaine. is
visiting Ed. Lukes and wife.
Frank Shindelar returned TO Lisle,
ILL.,. Friday, after two weeks visit
at home.
Joseph Huber returned from De-,
troit, Mimi. Wednesday, after visit.
with his parents.
Emma Polansky, of Calmar, visited
home folks few days last week.
Lena Hosek, from near Cresco, WIS.,
tied her cousin, Mrs Anton Strnad,
last week.
Mrs. John Svestka, of Lidgerwood.
N. D., is visiting her brother, Frank
Polansky, and other relatives.
Paul Landa was Cresco caller We'd
nesday.
F. ]. Klimesh and Rudolph Lukes -
turned home Friday from their b -
ness trip to Minneapolis, MINI.
Mrs. Frank Svestka, of Jackson,
visited relatives here Tuesday.
Lea Holub, of Lawler was seen h
Tuesday.
DR.. Fox, of Waucoma, was ca
Friday to the home of Joseph Ko
hryz. Mrs. Kostohryz is reported
sick.
A party of our young folks visite'
P. Pecinovsky and wife, Sunday e, =
ing.
Mr.. Dvorak, of Elma, visited friends,
in town, Sunday.
John Bader, George Vachta ana.
William PoDashek were Cresco visito-s.
Monday.
AGrand Dance will be held in Besvia
Opera House. Wednesday evening.
January 20, 1915. The music vii! be
rendered by the Protivin Brass Band
which will furnish all the old time
music. Come and spend pleasant
evening with US.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
For Sale.

One dozen great big March and April
Poland China bears.
M. P. Lydon.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
SARATOGA.

Reed Miles was an Elma caller,
Wednesday.
Charley and Ernest Baethke were
callers at the c. Baethke home. Thurs
day evening.
Reed Miles and Harry Kelsey attend
ed dance in Alta Vista, Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Henry Foss went to Cresco,
Friday, to undergo an operation Tor
gall stones, Saturday morning.
Harry Kelsey and Reed Miles attend
ed dance in Elma, Friday night.
Frank KELSEY left for Staples, Mimi,
last Wednesday, to visit his sister.
Mrs. hoy GLADDEN..
Fred Hileendorf spent few days at
the Fred Groth home, last week.
Will Groth was an Elma caller, Fri
day.
Wesley Moses Sr. and daughter Elsie
and Frances Dedic were Riceville
shoppers, last Wednesday.
will and Henry Bohemian were
Riceville callers, Saturday.
Ernest Schahn, wife and son Floyd
were callers at the Lowell home,
Wednesday evening.
Ernest Erbe and family and Ernest
Schahn and family were guests at the
John Erbe home, Sunday.
Emil Hintz and Anna and Hannah
Groth called at the VIM. Groth home.
Sunday.
Fred Groth, wife and children wore
callers at the Aug. Warnke home, Sum
day.
AL. Volbrecht, wife and son called at
the VIM. Bohnem an home, Tuesday.
F. H. Schahn, wife and son called at
the E. Erbe home, Tuesday.
VIM. Groth and family were Elma
visitors, last Tuesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
Commercial Club Meeting.

The regular annual meeting Of the
Cresco Commercial Club will be held
Thursday evening, January 2lst. at 8
O'Clock in the M. W. A. hall over Zend-
er's.
The nominating committee appointed
by Pres. j. j. Sobolik, as provided in
our bylaws, submit the following list
of nominations as directors for the en-
suing year:
H. G. Addie, J. v. Mott.
DR.. E. H. Allen, o. J. McHugb,
A. B. Converse, A. L. Peterson.
E. P. Farnswortb, H. D. Peterson,
F. A. Huber, C. ". Reed.
IF. B Tomas, J. j. Sobolik,
w. H. Tillson, j. C. Webster,
j. F. Zbornik.
Any twelve members may, however.
by written statement signed by them
and filed with the Secretary nominate
one or more directors.
All voting shall be by ballot.
Further notice Of this meeting will
appear next week.
w. H. Tillson, Secy.
II you want . farm loan at . low fatt
Of interest, see American Loan 4 Trust
COMPANY. Cresco. 10.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15

We desire to return our sincere
thanks to all who so kindly assisted US
during the illness and death OF our
father, John Blaser.
The Children,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
GOLDEN RIDGE

Chas. Mast and family spent Sunday
evening at Louis Walters.
j. P. Keune and wife entertained
Alfred Kruger, Herman Miller and
Alfred Bigalk and families, Mrs. VIM.
Keune and sons, and Miss Rounds at
an oyster supper Friday evening.
Mrs. Herman Bigalk and Mollie Mil.
Ter visited Mrs. fred Bigalk Jr., Wed
nesday.
Chas. Bigalk, wife and son visited at
the Chas. Mandelko home Sunday.
J.P Keune and wife, Walter and
| Wesley Keune, MRS. VIM. Keune and
Martha Miller visited at the Louis
Walters home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Jake Bronner returned from
Dubuque Wednesday. after a weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Fosse.
Dan Bronner, wife and sons spent
Sunday at Herman Weinkauf's.
Mrs. Herman. and Irma and Vincent
Bigalk departed Saturday for their
home near St. Paul after two weeks
visit with relatives. They were &C.
companied bv Amanda Miller and Mona
and STANDBY Michel the former going
to witt at the Bigalk home. while the
/ tWO lStSSI WSUS " O0tuSoSOWus Az O'S
to visit at the Andrew Michel home.
Albert Bronner, Chas. Mast, Geo
Michel and Albert Weinkauf and fami
lies, Rollo Bly,, Ted Mast, Newton and
Willie Bigalk and Tom Dvorak spent a
pleasant evening at the Mike Bronner
home Friday.
Louis Walter. wife and son drove to
Cresco Friday to visit r. Haakenson, q
patient at Mercy hospital.
Albert Bronner and family ard Mrs
VIM. Keune spent Sunday at Mike
! Bronner's.
J. P. Keune and wife entertained
company Sunday.
| For Sale.
One dozen great big March and April
Poland China bears.
M. P. Lydon.
Boys Button Shoes, 81. 50 grade,
special this month $1.95.
ALIENS SHOE STORE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-03
CHILLY" SUNDAY DECLINES.
Roanoke Committee is Turned Down
Richmond Not Likely to
Get Him.

Richmond, Feb. 3.-Regarding the
fact that the sentiment among the
clergy Of this city is not unanimous
Nv for inviting BILLY" Sunday to
Richmond, people interested in the
movement to bring the evangelist
here point out that Mr.. Sunday has
iust declined an invitation to go to
Roanoke because single minister Of
that city was opposed to his conf
ing.
Mr.. Sunday stated to the Roanoke.
committee which visited him and
rendered the invitation from that
city that he had preached in cities
where there was opposition to his
coming and that he had never been
able to overcome the effect which
such opposition had on the success
of his efforts.
1t is pointed out that if Sunday
refused to 60 to Roanoke because Of
the opposition Of one pastor the
probability Of his ..co5aing. to Rich
mond is remote, since the sentiment
in favor of his coming here is far
from unanimous among the clergy Of
this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-03
DISTRICT ~JIM CROW" BILL
Measure Would Impose Fines and
Imprisonment for Refusal

A favorable report on the, Jim
Crow" bill for the District of Column
bia was sent to the House by the
District Committee yesterday, with
an amendment imposing d fine and
imprsonment on persons refusing to
ride in their designated section of a
car. The report was written by Rep
.resentative Caraway of Arkansas.
The report suggests that the middle
door cars would make enactment OF
the law simple, as the whites could
90 TO one end Of the car and the
colored persons to the other.
The report says the bill is report
ed favorably because, of the numer-
GUS unpleasant experiences that oc-
cur on street cars under the present
system. and states that the COM
mittee believes the enactment of the
bill would benefit both races great
" 1t would give railway employees
nolice mower to enforce the provision
of the law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-03
SEGREGATION
Wins IN House
Nearly Two to One in Favor
Of Weaver Buch hanan
Tax Bill
TO DIVIDE PROPERTY !.
Under the Measure Real Estate and
Tangible Wealth Would Bear Ill
the Local Taxation.
:. .4nr:;&pT <,

Richmond, Va, Feb. with one
member. John i. Harris, Of Dinwid-
die, not voting. the House Of Dele
gates. by vote Of so to SO yester-
day adopted the bill designed 90
sesregate for the purpose Of taxa
ton the several kinds and classes Of
property, so as to determine uron
what subjects State taxes may be
levied, and to provide for the con-
tinuance for the year 1915 Of the
present State School tax Of 10 CENTS
on the one hundred dollars Of the IS.
sessed value of real estate and intan-
gible personal property.
1t is now up to the State Senate
to determine whether the General
Assembly shall adopt better laws 1or
taxation or adjourn without revis-
ing the code. All Of the Richmond
delegates voted for segregation :x-
cepting Hill, Montague, nemoers Of
the Tax Commission which rccot!-
rnentied the Tax Commission bill.
The amendment offered by :. ".
Milstead and \. R. Gregory proud
irg for a tax board to be composed
cepting Hill Montague. member q
the State Corporation Commission
and one elective officer, to, be knoEn
as State Tax Commissioner, was re
iected by vote of 55 to IS.
The bill provides that all :taxat!s
real estate and all taxable perso1,';
property rexcepting rolling stock OK
corporations operating railroads -
steani shall be segregated ard
made subject to local taxation OILY
An insurance taxes and Licenses on
insurance companies and all taXab!e
intangible personal property and me
rolling stock Of all corporations
operating. railroads by steam are
made subject to State taxation Only
The Senate vas erlivened with
debate over the Merchants License
tax. Senator Buchanan; Lesuer ana
Andrews entering in debate OF rhe
subject.
j. +. Birrell. Delegate from this
citv and county, voted with the ma
jority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-03
FAIR CEREMONIES
Exercises Opening Panama Expesi-
ton Will Be Held in the L. S.
Capitol.

Washington, Feb: 3.-Washington
is to be the scene Of elaborate cere-
monies on February 20 incident to
the formal opening Of the Panama
Pacific Exposition. President Wilson
members of the Cabinet and of Con-
gress, diplomatic representatives of
foreign governments, and officers of
the army and the navy will parti-
cipate.
The ceremonies will be held in the
rotunda Of the Capitol at 3 o'clock.
The Presndent viii press tele-
graph key, which will close a circuit
starting up the machinery in the
various exposition buildings at San
Francisco. Addresses will be made
oy the President, members of the
Cabinet, and the delegation from
California.
The same spark pressed into beius
.bv the President will unfurl Aulerl-
can flags at either end of the Panama
canal, aad release tags in every
State capital in the: country. Il -