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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

comb, N. stevenson and NJ. Stevenson. Misses
RebcCCa Rlumberg, Ethel e. Brooks, Lydia ID.
Crispin- Eleanor Greer Elizabeth Glynn'
sue E. Jacobus, Katharine v. Kane, Edith
Kroencr Edna Laughlin. G. Liveright, N. a.
1itte Il. Long, NJ. stern. Linda Styler.
Katharine sullivan. Ruth Trainer e. Thomas
and T.. Walsh, Mrs S f.. Parry and Mrs. II.
II. Taxis.
w. =. Champlin. executive secretary OF the
Board of Recreation, was also spectator OF
the games.
NJ. O. rail- of the starr Garden was toast
mastcr at luncheon. He called on y. c.
Iacobus. Miss NJ. Il. Morris and several others,
who made speeches.
The summaries follow:
Basketba-won by Blue team tB c. Jacobs,
Athletic: Raymond Erte Athletic: =. Schmidt,
Starr Garden: Arthur Mortenson. Sunield and
g. Wise, Disston) by a score of 3 to > over
Gray team CIV. NJ Hess Sunfeld: F.. Terry,
Athletic; G.. Wenner, Disston; Il. Hansel,
Disston. and D. Boyle, Athletic).
Volleyball - Won by the combined team of
Starr Garden. Athletic and Sunfield by score
of IL to . over the combined team of King
sessing, Sherwood and Happy Hollow.
Basketball relay-Women teachers defeated
men teachers. -
Womens basketball salne.,,'Yellows misses
sullivan. Stevenson, Uhdel. Christman, Hold
houer and Thornl defeated Greens misses
Stvcr, Thomas. g'naght Meinger, Greer and
Ginder) by score of II TO y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30
YALE CREWS PICKED
FOR PENN REGATTA
Blue Oarsmen Make Poor
Showing in New Haven
Workout.

The makeup of the varsity and junior
Yale crews which will race Pennsylvania
at Philadelphia next Saturday was an
nounced last night The varsity boat will
be seated: CoXswain MCLanc; stroke.
Morse; :, Wnan: 6, Never 5. Sturtevant;
j. Sheldon"3. Low; .. Bennett bow. Cce
The Junior eight will be seated: CoNswain,
Pratt; stroke. Adams; Z, Atkins s, Whit
tlesey; ;. Fox; 4, Kositzky; 3, Munson; l.
Gilfllan; bow, Crocker.
Hume and sanderson will go substitutes
TIE varsity boat as 1t will be made up
averages 15s 2-3 pounds several pounds less
than last years championship eight. The
junior eight Is two pounds lighter.
Coach Guy Nickalls put the men through
wha; expected to he the final drill on
New Haven harbor yesterday afternoon The
workout anything hut satisfactory to tho
coaches. for the men lacked form and unison
and their showing was far below that Of Satur-
dav. As a result the drill was cut short
There may be brief drill today. although It
is not likely, for the shell will be packed for
Ehipment,
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PHILADELPHIA BOWLERS WIN
Match With Allentown Teams Gives
Locals Victory.

ALLENTOWN Pa, March 30.-The Private
bowling club of Philadelphia won the second
aud last OF it's series of match games here last
night with the 11O5 team OF Allentown. by a
score of 2T9o to 26ol and captured the series
by 40 pins
The Philadelphia players were Randall
Stewart. Savers. Frske and Dugan. Randall
and County Solicitor Max Erdman were lied
for high at 563.
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Yale Golfers to Play Penn

NEW HAVEN. Conn, March 3O-The YaIa
golf schedule, announced last night is as fol
lows; April ~, New Haven Country Club al
New Haven; MAY 1. Williams. at SprinFaaI5
Mass. NAV Is, Princeton. at Greenwich Nav
-. Fennsylvanil, at Philadelphia; NAV 80
Harvard, at Greenwich. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

Pat Moran has pruned his squad Of
Phillles to within four Of the 2l-playei
limit The next cut is probably the mos
pefplesing a manager ever had to face
The men now on the roster all appear &c
ba first class and it seems a pity that
tile limit will force the disposal of -four
Of them The Phil pilot now has nine
pitchers. three catchers, seven inhelders
and Ave outdelders. They are:
Pitchers Alexander, Mayer, lineup,
Oeschger, Demaree, Jacobs, Mattison,
Rixey and Baumgartner.
Catchers-Kilefer, Burns and Adams.
1naelders- -Luderus, Niehoff, Bancroft,
Byrne, Stock. Martin and Dugey
Outfoders-B Paskert Whitted,
Cravath and Weiser.
1t is certain that the three catchers will
be retained. Adams is showing remark
able form and unquestionably will re-
lieve I<illefer and Burns In the baCkstop-
ping. Nine pitchers will hardly be car
ried. From present form it appears that
Jacobs and Mattison are slated to 20.
RiXey has shown little, but Moran must
have southpaw
Seven iniielders are too many. and at
least ono must GO 1t is probable that
nugey will start at second. 1t is certain
that Bancroft and BNrne Will play short
and third. respectively. That leaves Mar
tin, Neihoff and Stock. The two last
named are AL inielders and NeihoT is a
strong candidate for the keystone sack
should Dugcy fail to make good. Stock
is too valuable fielder to let go. Jack
Martin, despite his experience and swift
fielding. probably will be let out for the
season.
While Bud Weiser is the sensation of
the outheld finds, 1t is probable that he
will be farmed out for further experience.
for Nhitted undoubtedly will be retained.
Probably Whtted will be shifted to the
infeld. which move would change the
complexion of the situation. But Moran
has announced that he would work the
ex-Brave in the outhed. 1t is probab
this plan Is for a change in the batting
order for isft-handers,
From the present outlook the guess is
that Jacobs, Mattson. Martin and Weiser
will be cut off the Phllies' payroll
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Soccer Meeting Tonight

,rle scmtmonthly meeting OF the United
League viii be held tonight at the Inuuirer
Building. As several matters Of inportaDce
will come an before the ma gnates ali the
tiyes hand s. II.
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BASKETBALL Game CanceIad

The management Of the Corley BaskethaI
Cluh announced last night that owing to some
the game with Catholic High
scheduled tonight at Cloyerdale Hail has been
postponed. "
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Moore Wins Three strairhl

In the 1s.2 balkline billiard tournament al
the Penn parlOTs, Moore added MS third
straight victory last night by winning from
McCrea, 100 70 s.. The second game resuited
In heCrea defeating Shober, 100 10 o.
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Barry Beats Dr. schumacher

Jimmy Barry outpointed Dr. Al Schumanbar
at lie matinee OF the Broadway Sporting CHM
brooklyn yesterday Schumacher IS nov
rounding into shape ana hopes 10 be al his
best In another month He boxed Eddie No
andrews here this winter.
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De Neri Tastes Defeat

HAzI-EToN, Pa, March 3O-The Hazleton
professionals defeated De NeFi Eastern league
i've last night 40 to 10.
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A Note of Optimism

President c. H. Thomas. of the Cubs.
sounds an entirely different note from the
calamity warnings by Ban Johnson as to
the financial outlook for baseball this
year. He says:
believe President Tencr is right In the
declaration which he made recently In Cali
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

PILLS MUST DISCARD FOUR
PLAYERS; MACK'S ROUNDUP
Jacobs, Mattison, Martin and Weiser May Have to
Go--Oldrng May Start at Third for Athletics.
Cubs Chief Predicts Great Baseball Year

fornia 10 tho effect that VIC arc going TO
have good baseball season.
In the past baseball has always prospcr'I
IN time Of business depression, patadoXiCal
as this may seem ! know from tuN own
experience during the last two or three weeks,
that wc have received moro inquiries about
seats for our opening game on April II thah
we have ever had in previous years.
The rivalry between the Cubs and Cardinals
was never so keen as It Is today. These are
the two clubs that Rabbit Maranville has
picked as the ones which are going to give
the Braves tho hardest battle for the cham
pionship, although Stalings has picked the
Giants
Maranvllle however. Is q young player who
is in there fighting every day. and when no
picks the Cubs and Cardinals as contcnders
in the championship fight for 1915. 1t should
carry n iot d weight
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Pennant Race Dope

with all the confidence of the baseball
prophet, the prediction is made that the
Roston Red SoN will win the American
League pennant this year That conli-
dence is absolute. Just as predicting the
result of n baseball game or the findings
of jury are absolute Also there is
no chance for accidents and an upset
of the dope. Here is the way the teams
will finish:
Boston
Philadelphia
chi ago
Washington
81. Louis
Detroit
New York
cleveland
Clarke Griffith was not consulted on this
guess
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Hicks Wins on Points

Young Hicks won on points from Battling
Cans at the Nanderbt,A. c, New York city
last night.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01

This years annual meeting of the
Swan Lake Game Protective Associa-
ton will be held next Sunday, Sept. 5th
at two o'clock in the Nicollet Town
Hall. This organization was formed
about two years ago, primarily for the
purpose OF securing proper observance
of the game laws with respect to
shooting at Swan Lake. Consider
able good has resulted therefrom and
shooting at Swan Lake has become more
sportsmanlike in recent years. All those
who believe in good, clean, honest sport
are especially invited to attend this meet
ing and become members if they have
not already done so. Matters Of GEN
eral interest will be brought up for dis
cussion and it will be worth any sports
mans time to be present. A. G. Bier
baum Of this city is President of the Or
ganization, John Dorm of Nicollet, Vice
Pres. and James 81. Spencer of Mankato,
Secretary and Treasurer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01
CANOE ovERTURNs.

A canoe containing four occupants
with an uneven distribution Of nerve
and common sense overturned on the
Minnesota last Friday night, and spilled
the cargo into the drink. The young
men, Leo Berg, Jimmie Pfaender, Bill
Muesing. and Henry Herzog, were rash
ly flirting with sudden death near the
the Mueller Camp late Friday
night. and their ardent wooing Of
Dame Adventure was only too success
full. A good supply Of camp parapher-
malta went down with the boys, but
everything was rescued little before
midnight. and the boys hung themselves
and their clothes on = hiekory limhto dry
and repent.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01

It will be seen from this routing that
the boosters will reach New :Ulm about
the supper hour. Those who took part
in New Ulm's booster tour thru the
County VIII remember with pleasure the
magnificent reception which they re-
,ceivsd at Sleepy Eye and the splendid
luncheon which was served them. Altho
Pres. :Ottomeyer Of the local CONNER
ecial Club has not been officially notified
of the coming of the Sleepy Eye boosters
he is already making preparation for a
royal welcome of the Sleepy Eye boosters
by the New Ulm Commercial Club.
The "trip of the st. Peterites promises
to be more strenuous than the one plan
ned for Brown County. The start will
be made at 9 o'clock in the morning and
they expect to push themselves thru
the County fast enough 10 he able to be
home by 5.15 Of the same day. Elabor-
ate preparations are being made to en-
terrain the tourists at the village of
Lafayette which they will reach about
the noon hour. Mayor O. A. Olin is
down for an address of welcome and the
Lafayette Band will discourse music
during their stay The Nicoiat County
tour has been arranged primarily for
the purpose of giving the city folks an
opportunity to become better acquainted
with the residents in the various parts Of
the county and see for themselves the vast
acres of fertile lands, which are especial
ly fertile in that part Of Nicolet County
tributary to New Ulm. For that reason
stops will be made at various well equip
ped and modern farms in this County.
New Ulm is not on St. Peters itinerary,
which is a source of regret to our hospi-
table citizens who would have taken q
special delight in extending the glad
hand to St. Peters boosters.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01
TWO TOWNS PLAN
Big BOOSTER TOUR
SLEEPY EYE COMING TO VISIT
US NEXT FRIDAY
EVENING
ST. PETER GOING TO GET AC-
,QUAINTED WHITTIER
NEICHBORS

If weather conditions are right next
Friday and the roads are in asgood con
dition as they are at the present time
two booster automobile tours will be
pulled of in grand style, one by the
Sleepy Eye boosters who have made up
their minds to make their street fair
Sept. 10Th, 18th, and 18th the biggest
event that Sleepy Eye has ever had in
that line by advertising the Fair by
means of a trip thru the county; the other
by the Nnollet County Farm Bureau
of Nicollet County. The lattertour has
been staged primarily for the .pur-
pose of giving the people of that com
munity an opportunity to become better
acquainted with the County in which
they live, it's topography, its soil and the
products which it raises.
Sleepy Eye!s booster tour promises
to rival the one which the New Ulm
Commercial Club pulled off last year,
according TO Editor w. r. Hodges the
Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch who was
in the city last Thursday. The COM
nlittee in charge of the,tour isAuite con
fdent that at least 80 If not 40 autos
will be in line when the signal for the
start is given at $3.50 in the lmorning
They will be accompanied by two bands.
The following itinerary has been ar
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01

Reports from Essig are to the effect
that quite number Of pothunters have
been busy in the vicinity Of Essig with
in the past week and that the law-abid-
ing people around there are anxiously
waiting to have the game warden show
up there to put an end to this illegal
hunting.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01

Luther Ives Of Tracy. one Of the few
surviving defenders Of New Ulm visited
with friends during Fair time. He will
attend the State Fair next week and later
will 60 to; North Dakota where he ex-
poets to spend about . year with bis ION.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01
Bartholomew Released

Bartholomew, who is 20 years old,
and has wife and three children, was
released. He claims to have secured a
home on one Of the farms near the city
where he expects to remain. James
Gallagher was requested to shake the
alkali of New Ulm forever from his boots,
and he did so, promising to give this
city wide berth after this. Roy Camp
bell was retained in custody on charge
of vagrancy. These young men were
very probably part Of an organized
gang which had been operating in these
parts for some time.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-15
BLUFFToN.

Sept. 6, 1915.
This is Labor Day, no school, nc
mail, but it's fine day.
Mrs. Viewers daughter and two
grand children of Minnesota have
been visiting her the past week. Chas
Burgess and wife, autoed them to
Cresco Friday evening to take the
train for home.
Arthur Whitmire of Cresco is here
visiting relatives and friends. He at
tended the Cradle Roll meeting Sat
urday afternoon, as he is a member.
Mrs. Pearl Bradrick and daughter
Maxine of DEBORAH, have been visit
ing Mrs. Chas. Burgess and Mrs.
Brittendall this last week. She went
from here the latter part of the week
to Burr Oak to visit Mrs. Earn Reed
and the McMullen's.
Mr.. Crawford commenced painting
for Mr.. Brittendall Tuesday and is
still at it,
Waller McCauley and wife called
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-15
ACT QUICKLY.
Delay Has Been Dangerous in De.
cOrah.

Do the right thing at the right
time.
Act quickly in time of danger.
In time of kidney danger Doan's
Kidney Pills are most effective.
Plenty of DEBORAH evidence OF
their worth.
o. w. Emery. POI State ST., Decor
ah, says: MY back got so bad that
| couldn't sleep. | had to have pill
lows under my loins to get any rest
at ALL The pain was awful and
seemed as though my kidneys were
being torn loose. Then / began to
notice bladder trouble. The kid-
ney secretions didn't act right and
were painful in passage. From big.
strong, rugged man, l lost weight
until / was but a shadow of my for
mer self. Doan's Kidney Pills, pro-
cured at Wangler Bros. Drug Store.
restored me to good health and
have had no trouble since. / don't
think / would have reached the age
of eighty-five years had it not been
for Doans Kidney Pills.
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Emery had, Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-15
PLYMOUTH ROCK,
Sept. 6 1917

a. Sept. 6, 1915.
our school started this mornino
with Hattie Barnes as teacher
Mrs, A. G. Monsen and daugbter
alta visited with relatives at Vernon
from thursday until Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rabbi Ander-
son Thursday morning, Sept. 2nd, a
ooy. congratulations.
Luana Ellingsen visited with bar
friend Estella Monsen, from FRIDAY
until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wilbur and NTies
Hemstreet attended tent meetings in
Cresco Sunday evening.
Miss Louise Grinhaug is visiting
with her cousin Miss Estella Monsen
at present.
John Greenslade of Bluffton was
hauling planks from Ridgeway for
the Henderson bridge last week
Miss Gertrude Mullaney returned
nome last Wednesday after a visit
with friends at Caledonia.
Some Of our young folks are plan-
ing TO take in the big play at the
'Pera house Thursday night. "The
Wilton Dollar DOLL"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-15
MADISON TOWNSHIP.

Sept. 6, 1915.
Helmer Webjornson of Chicag
came Thursday for an extended visi
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Webiornson.
Sarah Qualley called on Mrs. Chris
DAZZLE Sunday evening.
The Mikkelson, Fretheim, H. A
Halvorson and Martinson familie:
day.
Janette Qualley left Tuesday NOR
ming for Sioux Falls, S. d. where she
will attend Lutheran Normal school
the coming year.
Mrs. Ole Gilbertson visited her son
Alfred and wife few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Hovey accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn of DEBORAH
to st. Paul to attend State Fair I'll S
week.
Mr.. Stensland of Mabel, Mimi,
called at E. F. Bakkens last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roney and family of
Canoe twp.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Pilgrim and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pilgrim and children
called at the Glenn Pilgrim home SUN
day.
Clara Josvanger left Tuesday NOR
ming for Forest City, Iowa, where she
will attend Waldorf college the COM
ing year. Charlotte Josvanger accom-
panied here for few days visit with
friends.
Ella Qualley is at Austin, MINI. to
attend the edding of her cousin Nels
Qualley.
Mrs. l.. S. Dahle of DEBORAH called
at the lstad and Martinson homes last
Mrs. Anton Hovden and children
stayed at Ed X. Hovden's in DEBORAH
a couple of days last week.
Anna Odden of Glenwood twp. is
staying with her brother John and
family at present.
Mrs. G.. v. Newcomer returned to
Ia, Thursday after visiting |
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
doyt.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bergan and Mr..
md Mrs. Elmer Bergan visited rela-
ives at Ostrander, MINI. last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Hovey visited
he latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
NJ. Hanson near Ridgeway Sunday
The Madison Y p. s. was entertain =
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-15
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP.

Sept. IS, 1915.
several showers last week mois
tened The ground so as to make
blowing easier.
Patrons on rural telephones line,
are pleased that an all day Sunday
service / as been established at thu
Ridgevay Central office.
A fine bunch of lads and Iassies
TOOK 10Y auto ride TO Vernon
springs the other Sunday.
FRITZ Ramseyar and Miss Pauline
OF Rldsemay were pleasant afternoon
callers en- friends west of the river
the other Sunday.
Hornbergers folks were pleasant
callers at the John Reinhart home
tie other Sunday.
| Joe Sobolik and Frank Kostohryz
OF Howard Co. called upon friend.
iere the other sunday afternoon.
John Eopperstad north of town is
patient sufferer with blood poi
son in one of his hands.
DR.. Geo. Hoffman was a profess
slonal caller at the Joe Hauber home
last week one day.
Prof. Albert I,untz, wife and girl
departed for their home at st. Louis
the latter part Of last week, after :,
SoJourn OF several weeks here among
friends and relatives.
Charlty Kuntz and family, and
ram kuntz and Miss Lillian took an
auto spin last week Tuesday TO
Northern Wisconsin via st. Paul. to
spend several days visiting relatives.
Mr.. ) A. Mahlkuck arrived here
from Omaha, Nebraska last week
Tuesday as a guest at the C.. Schild
home. departing for the east q few |
days later.
Frank kuntz and family of Decor
all autoed up in their Saxon Six the
other Sunday to spend a pleasant
day visiting John Reinhart and
family.
DR.. Byron Lewis and wife of
Ridgeway were pleasant callers on
Schild and family the other Sun
lay.
kuntz Bros. started threshing for
themselves last week Thursday.
Some of the farmers have started
ilgglng their potatoes, the vines be-
ng all dead.
Jimmie Sykosa of Des Moines. has
'een a guest of his uncle and aunt.
Or. and Mrs. Mike Hruska.
Misses Mamie and Vivian Mealy
we're pleasant callers on their friend
lyrtle Schild, last week Thursday
Our public school in town started
out knowledge for the lads
nd lassies last week Monday.
Ruth Miller of Cresco was a guest
I her Friend Hattie Kratz from We'd
esday to Saturday last week.
Freemont Armstrong of Ridge
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-15

way is nursing broken arm these
days, bicycle accident.
Neighbors of Joe Sobolik were az.
slstlng him last week at haulina
sand for his new residence.
Lewis Waidelich departed for
Naperyille, Illinois the fore part of
the week to resume his studies ar
northwestern College, where he is
Sophomore.
MI. and Mrs. Oscar Moe have NOV
ed into the Miller Bros. furniture
store.
Kew. w. A. Scholer and family of
Cresco were entertained at dinner bv
=. Schlld and family the other Sun
day.
Jacob Butz and family of Ridpa-
way were pleasant callers at the
John Relnhart home the other Sun
day
Ruth Smith of FIT. Atkinson and
stella Johnson of Winona, Mimi
were guests at the Mike Kratz home
a number of days in the recent past
MISS Myrtle Schild departed for
Naperville, ILL.,, the fore part of the
week to resume her studies at North
western College, where she had been
& student the past two years.
Theo. Kratz's folks were building
sidewalks last week.
Some of viii Kuntz's folks and
made a pleasant call at the
GlDbon's home the other Sunday.
Robert Mealy and sister Miss
Mamie have charge of Charley
kuntz's home while latter is soiourn-
ing among relatives in Wisconsin.
wesley, Walter, Hattie Kratz and
their guests Misses Rose Smith and
Stella Johnson autoed to DEBORAH
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-15

ming. uluay eve
oh me Ladies Aid Society of syno,
NJ cI IN DEBORAH was entertained b,
Mrs: John Odden Wednesday
,,. WI, ana Mrs. Erick Wangsness and
EiIHaoeth of DEBORAH visited at los.
Vanger's Sunday. 'o
,to WIS. Engen called on grandma
several families from Madison at
tended the surprise party ON Mr. and
day. l"h sun
MIS- Bolstad of DEBORAH is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Ben Josvanger
OIto Hanson is visiting his brother
Al CHlcago, who is i'll at the hospital
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-15

the other Sunday for a pleasant out
ing.
Miss Sadie Koch departed for Wat
ertoWn, Wis, the fore part of last
week for an extended visit among
friends and relatives.
The rains of the latter part of last
week put a damper on threshing in
this vicinity.
MISS Lizzie Koch has been stay
ing with her sister, Mrs. Robert Vo-
pava since last week Friday.
Herbert Mealy made a pleasant
cali on his friend Ralph Schild last
week Thursday.
Moons young people spent
peasant evening at the Schild home
last week Thursday.