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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-10

tured by the pr1ckling fingers at his
spine, the harsh grip at, his heart.
- don't mind the whispering and
talking while you sing. They do It
with everyone but Cabosso-"
He heard no more, but these words
scared themselves in letters of fire
upon his brain. His teeth clicked
shut with an audible sound. Suddenly
all the stage fright disappeared be.
fore an anticipatory rage They
should not whisper and talk while
he sang; they should treat his voice
with the same respect they treated
that Of Cabosso. His voice was the
equal Of the great tenor's.
Unconscious of his audience, Of the
stir Of curiosity at his appearance in.
stead Of the familiar Cabosso, regard
less of everything save o~verweening
desire to win, Henry Merwin hardly
realized he was upon the stage before
the curtain stared him in the face, the
curtain which formed a barrier
against the tumultuous applause of
the audience at his performance, and
shut him into the other world behind
the scenes, the world Of fellow.singers
who made him realize the tremendous
impression he had created.
He suddenly felt. himself very weak,
felt his impotence. He needed help.
sympathetic necded--Ann- 81
Swiftly he discarded his costume,
but lily wiping the grease paint from
his co%untenance. But in his eyes
glowed something Of happiness, grow
ing from more than fame as, half an
hour later, he reread the message he
had just written before passing it to
the agent.
Ann Merwin, Los Angeles. CAL: Come
to New York at once.. No more poverty.
HENRY.
v.
He waited in the library, listening
to the sounds OF delight from AIMS
room.
In the week he had tasted the fruit
Of success and laughed at the fear he
had entertained of It.. To be sought
out by the great director and placed
under a contract at q figure he had
only vaguely dreamed Of ever earning;
to be the toast OF town and press, to
be invited into the very heart of So
ciety's most sanctifed circle: to know
that It vas all deserved-surely they
we're fools who had told him the price
to be paid for fame was heavy.
And now Ann was here, was so
close to him he had but to tap upon
the adjoining door to g her. so
close to him he could hear her de-
lighted EXPLANATIONS over the gown he
had bought for her to wear at Mrs.
Van Rolphe's reception that very
night.
Slowly a frown crossed his fore
head, a perplexed and anxious frown.
Ann-would Ann be able to live up
to the position he had created for
her?
A little cry from the doorway, and
he clasped her to his heart, tiercely,
for the doubt that had been his. But,
as he held her away from him, he
was filled with the bitter realization
that the doubt remained.
Pretty, fresh, wholesome-yet she
was obviously uncomfortable in her
fnery. There was something Of the
outof.doors about her that did not
seem to fit into the ley life. He felt
himself guiltily contrasting her with
the dark, exotic beauty Of Olga Drake.
the woman who had made 10 much
Of him at q reception of the day b.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-10
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-10

fore, the woman who had seemed 50
DESTROYS Of being with him alone, de-
spite the Sallants besieging her. And
Olga Drake, mistress Of wealth and
beauty, was not less famous as q So
cial dictator that he was as q singer.
In the. carriage he. could not drive
that contrast from his preoccupied
mind. He felt himself already q bit
irritated at the i%nsistence Of Ann that
the tiny cottage, the humble little
home in Los Angeles should not be
sold, that not a stick Of the furniture
be changed. {
He flushed hotly as she stumbled
upon her train as they made their
entrance at the Van Rolphes', angry
with himself for the impulse which
made him seek out the eyes of Olga
Drake to find whether she had noticed
the slip, more angry to know that he
had smiled with her at his wife's mis-.
hap. Ann. was his wife, the woman
he loved, and no m had the right
to smile at her. ~|
He turned toward her, assisting her
to their hostess, bracing his shoulders
against the gibes he knew her man
ner occasioned, with a smile upon
his lips. And then the guilty feeling
came upon him that he was feeling
the martyr. that he was taking pride
in his attitude Of suffering. .
In the modification of the moment
he found himself offering his arm to
Olga Drake, passing his wife without
q glance. q.
vs. I'm afraid we frightened your poor
wife," Miss Drake murmured in his
ear. r.@ ,...
He looked furtively at Olga Drake
at the note of sympathy in her voice.
And yet he merely smiled and sought
out his wife with his eyes, dropping
them more swiftly as they met the
mute appeal in AIMS own eyes. He
was conscious of chattering volubly
about nothing in particular. was aware
that hts face was burning. .
A farmers daughter he had mar
rfed. A milkman's wife he had made
her. And, equally Indifferent to aught
she was one still. a,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-10
1 1.

Merwin felt q curious citation upon
him, a sudden lightness of heart, one
Of those miraculous sensations Of ut
ter delight that come at the most nm
expected moments when M is per.
forming ones work a little better than
ever it has been performed before.
Arrogant with the delightful arro'
gance of the artist who has worked
hard for achievement his eyes sought
those OF Olga Drake In her box at the
head of the diamond horseshoe. That
very day Ann had been granted her
introductory decree of divorce; that
very day a sensational newspaper had
whispered the name of Miss Drake
In connection with 1t; that very day
he had boosted to her that he would
make amends for that; and now
now, in the first performance of the
widely heralded new opera, he was
singing as he had never sung before.
Clear, ringing, sweet toned as any
hell, holding the audience s%pellbound,
with eyes aglow the voice Of Merwin
rang out. And then the song died In
mid-air, seemed to halt upon It's
course. The singers hand clutched
at his throat, clutched desperately
there as though by sheer brute
strength he would force out the
sounds that the vocal chords refused
to give. His lips opened and closed,
closed and opened. A mute he stood
there, a ludicrous mute, saving the
air with his hands, desperately, wild
"
A laugh hurtled from the gallery.
the laugh that was sufi cient to guide
the mob. It grew In volume, grew 10
that ito sound penetrated the heavy
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-10

$50 happy, Henry, that-rm afraid
Of it-of my happiness" she answered
LraTelJ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
SOdidnI ; aotisen.

@bmir &nieide lit an leBtelt
Monias OILS S9iiler eirgetreten.
9Gm bergon9enen Iontoa Abenb
a~nterbieIten Die S,lnioren Die Sod)r
idule INIT Elm ! Salomeen Seier.
.Sammtlide 5eilnebmer paren i'm
Goitiim eridi hen, mas iebr gum SIN.
eemeinen gergmigen beitrug.
Das 8asfetball-S eam ser Mao'
den, bon @abington miro nu 10.
Iobember, nit Dem Seom Der bieii-
gen Sodidaile Elm Spiel MADDEN.
Dos 8osfetban.&eo Der &naben
besob ii6 ot nergangenen CONS
!og mad, Stem Sanen, 81 einem
Spiel INIT oem bortigen Ieam. Gas
&eiultat oes SpieIs mar SO gesen
90, 3ltaumiten bon Seem Satell.
Ter atbeniar literariide 8erein
lpiro om Sreitag 6eute) 9odmittog
ieine reselmdbige geriammllng oh.
halten. Gin Invertebrates Yroeramm
fpnnrt aiir @usfiibrling
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05

sSral Baneis, bon Heo BIRD,
pelfpe bier bel ibren Sobnen, Gbar.
les mo 8iliatn, mebrere Monater
auf 9ejuds tpar, lit am porigen
0onnerstag fuieoer nufbailic gereiit.
SRI. Slora 9aeder lit all leb-
ten 9ienstog DON ct. 2oris bier
e~ingetroffen, Inn ibre Mutter, Srail
&ermamt 8oeder, BON &oiite 3, 81
belud1en.
Geo. Strnttnta,ml, Der Soft
@no" aaufmann, fiiblt bnB er our
ausiiibrnne bon ,Sallotpeen" Strei.
der idon 5ii oft lit, er Bate ltatt
oeIiem saber. feline Sduufenter IN
entipredpnber 8etie befpriert.
l1mieren bersIiden Dmlf bier.
rnit ben f~ol9enSen Sefern Ses Bolfs.
blatts, fir ole Dillfoma,1ene @rilelte-
;ung Tires IbonnementS, in Der her.
.gangenen @ode: |
Sruil Srans &ubn, @rnit Rartin
lno Sr. S. aIolls, Sermarn.
2ouis 81idmeper, Sranf 6romn
uno Inton Srednann. Sernnaitil
81. 3.
Suit Setrlls, ct. 2ouis.
Gbas. 9rettbordt. Berger.
Srau S. &aberitod, 2afapette, SnS
5pau 9. @olff. Soiitingtom aan.
gonraS Sdnpors, Sernlonn, 81. 1.
Sobn goqertien, Sermoi,n, 81. l..
6. 2angenooerfer, Stem Saben.
g. 6. &obpn, Sermrann.
Souls &oIb, Sermatn. 81. 1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
Gaitern Star 9auopeen- Inter
baltans.

Gins Ser groBtens aeieilidaft-
!iden ereisniiie oieier Saiion iano
om Ietteu Samstaa slbeipo in Der
bieiisen 5reimoHrer . Sole itatt.
Die gaitern Stars goben fir hire
Samilien. ioapie iiir Die 5amilien Der
5reimoiirer, cine p'Sallotpeen@ Inter.
FuItung. Der SaaI ipar reid ur6
~geidanofpoa in Den Sarben uno
nit Den GmbIemen bes @benos De.
foriert ru,o aitd ole @dite nareu,
Ger 9e6eutintg Der Seller entiprc9.
emo. gefleioet un6 mebrere berieIben
batten cine 9arite[ung entiprefen.
Der Gbnraftere iibernommen. SIM
iroblid,em 8eiiaantneniein, bei W1i.
tit un6 San8, iotpie an reidbeieBter
Safel, entidJman6en Die Stnnoen 6es
slbenos lei6er mar gu raidl. Infer
Ben aitstpdrtisen @Giten ~beionoen
iid1 Die foIsenoen;
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S Canter,
Mrs. DR.. Hempelmann and Miss
Ruth Shuman of New Haven;
Miss Mathilda Meyers, Denver;
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper, Mr.. and
Mrs. L.. G. Cooper and daughter,
Emmett Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Waibel and lei. Hodgemann Of
Gasconade; Mrs. Laura Southland,
High Gate, Mo-; j. Butter of LIT.
Lewis; Misses Emma and Clara
Bezold and Mrs. FL. Behold of
McKittrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Andrews Of Jefferson City and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Turner of Nor
rison.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05

Clos. 2angetboerfer u,tS Sobn
BON Sem Saben 81. S. 9. meilten
geitert in @eidiiften bier un6 err
f~rei,ten inns oiird ibren 9eiltd.
"@e unoe n: sfpiidpn Ser.
ger unb Sermatlis mebrere aotbene
l1brfetten, 4iheres in Ser Office
5. 9I.
81. &. @berlin it 5itr ,Icit benin
Ginridten zines Gacuum.S eibappo
ratg in &id1ter Sbeo. @rois @ob-
mtfra.
Or. S. S. @rof nnb 5mnilie,
non Mbineloa,S. DO, beianSen lid
iiber lebten Snmstas uuo Sonntao
aitf geillf1 bei 9r. @rnfs M,ttter,
Sron Charlotte @rnf.
81. %. gorbees, noip Ct. 2ouis,
befirort iih segenapirtie bier urb
itinnnt 8iano8. @nn penbe iidl alt
benielben per Boittarte, Sermoml,
900, ober per Eelepbone Hr, 80.
6rIs. SiGbo Sdmtmbnr9 unb
Sophia 8iemanft, iopie Sscar
Sd)armburg umb IlrguSt SidH, be.
0aben iid arn pergangerten Somstag
nod, ct. 2ouis, INN on elmer Sal.
loipeer Gartp" Gbeil 5i nebmen.
-2ouis Saberitod, Ser anitreiS
der. bat bas 8relS bonn Sburnle Der
fatboIifden ct. @eorgs Stride her.
abgenonnner nrro miro Sasielbe ne,,
pcrgolben; 6as areis, meIdeS por
Ger StroBe aiis iebr flein aitsiieht,
lit in @irfIidJfeit z SUB bod.
Geo. Inbretps nipo @attin. boz
Sefferfon 9th. poren ON perganee,
nen Samstog ole @aite bieiisel
Srein,Se. Span anbretps mar eber
BON einem 9eii,dp i'm Staat @iiiii.
fippi 5uriifaefebrt unb mar auf III.
rer SeimreiIe bier abaeltiesen.
Gntmi Sredmum mo @ottin
ION Roitte 3. iuaret mebrere Gage
oieier 8ode Die @6ite ibrer Ser
fpanoten, 5rauf Supp nrb Satin
@1brenb ieines Sierieins itattetI
Ser 5rednnnnn aud) Ser 9pitdere
eincn 9cird ab unb crneucrte ieir
! Mbonnemert aif beibe 3eitupaen.
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EAST
Optimiit nin,uit eisene @ebisin.

CT bat 8utrauen in feline ReSi
ain un6 peiB. oab er 2inberung er.
fdbrt. 9eute, Die Or. &ing'ss 4etp
DISCOVERY fir erfdItung nebmer.
iirb optimiitifd. sic piiien, bob
bieie @eoiain Die 2ranfbeitsfeime
i'm Salie tObtet ur1 Der Ratltr ben
@es our SeiIung offnet. Cine Ct.
faItuna IaBt ii6 nidt burb ODER.
flddlide gebanbI,tng bertreiben =
mon maB an Die Bur5eI eeben.
Seio opttmiftiid. Colt beute cine
Slafde bon Sr. Sings Retp Gis-
cooerp. 3Ca6b.)
--
-Ibonnirt ouf 6as $errnanner
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05

-Sranf 8uifmann mo 8atttn,
BON Ban, befonSen lid getern, be-
iufspeife, bier in Der Sta6t.
Die &pHert Salle miro geger'
martig elmer n~otbauenoisen 8epara'
tur mno 8erifonerlng urter5o9en.
8efn erer Biano bas Sfimmrll
rotbia bat, Damn penoet eiid an 81
81. gorbees, i'm @bite Soufe.
@oipin SGaueer, bon 8aibings
ton, befanS iid am letten Sonntng
Inter SEN biefiaen 8eiud,ern.
-aigift 8eimIer, bon ct. 3onis,
befinSet iid mebrere 9nge oieier
ISOLDE, beiud]stpeiie, bier in Der
Sto6t.
-Sraii German geSol6, bon Colt
ire S;sIan6, bapiutbete lilo mher.
belt am Iesten Iittpo6 ole Wit'
9Iieoer Ser 2ose ser @a'tern Stars,
Srau Sbeo. @raf befinbet ii6
aegenp1rtig in Saffonbiae, Sis.
dnf geind, bel ibrem Sobn, Sbeo.
@raf it. lno oeifen Samilie,
2 -2ouis Sdsner unb oeiien Sobn
@idarb, fauften bieier Soge Elm
Sorb Muto, bon ghtu. aemper, Dem
Sor6 agenten.
-Sris s. @oedli. rebit Sobn,
Srit, ST., bon Sapiss, itatteten Der
9rnderei ON Ietten 9ienstag einen
9eiiad ob, unb e~rneuerten Sos Mbon.
rement atf oas @olfsbIatt.
-Sermann 9eSoIb, bon Solitre
SSlano, bat fiir5lid einen Bull
Sarm Srnctor@ gefairft mo miro
b%enielben auf feiner groben Rfl
inrri 9ottomFSnrm beniiben.
-gboS. @eblefpol5 unb Smnilie
iinb 0rn pe~rgongenen Sreitag. bon
liner Sarm bel 8otsbom, bierber &c.
eogen uro merSerr Sermantp 81 ibrer
fiinftigeip &einratb maden.
@op. Maltpin inl6 Satin ba.
BEN ibr SoteIeeihaft, on Der Marft
Strobe, a~ufgegeben uno baben ii6
in oas BribatIsben 8uriidgesogen;
fe tpobnen iett aft Der meitlihen
Eiinften Strabe.
Dopiel Wolf umb @nttin, ron
Soiitinaton, 8on.. befinoeir iid bier
in @eid1ften, fonie aud, 3irnt 8e,
iitdl BON Sreun6en unb 8etarmten.
Srau @olf mar friiber Srau Bertha
@oebl,s.
Gi,g. Steinbed, bon Smiss,
iprah am Ietteq1 9ienstog in Scr
9ruferei Dor ilno beitelite anidlag.
aetteI fir Die suftion bon Sarm.ma.
lfinen, IebenSem Bieb, 8iliter lno
@etreibe, rpeIder am 9ienStas, Den
is. @opember. ont leiner 5arm, aipi.
id,en Sapiss nnb 9rafe, ltattfirheu
miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05

SenrD Gonru6es mo @iniam
Silent, BON ct. 2oilis, trafen lesten
SamstM bier elm 1rn cine Sagopar.
tie nod, Dem @oscona6e 5u mad)-
en-. 8ieI 8erite nabmen iie niht nit
ole file am Iittfpof Die Seimreiie
antraten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05

pe~rgdrgetef Wod1e, belidtslpeIfe, M
9oiiis.
Mireo, Der 8 Sabre olte Sobit
BON Ben &oft nirb @attin, batte
fiir5lid oas MiBseidid beim Sol.
len eiipen Irm 81 bredcn.
Gomao Sdapdrs miro aiii font
member Molltng nad ct. Soitis rel.
ZEN, INN bort am Ser. Stnaten @e.
ridlt. oils Betit Suror gu 6ieen.
ebas. 8rettbprit, BON Berger,
iprad, am letten Montag in Der
9rlderei Dor. sur grreuerlrftg lei
nes disbursements auf 6os Bolts
bIott.
elmer 8erenbabn trai ati Der
gallaenen Sonntag bier Elm, INN 9
8oden Serien bel gerfponaten in
;einer iriiberen Seinatb 5ir Der,
Ieberr.
-8idter Aug. Meper upO @at.
tin limo oat 9ienstas Sieier @od,p
nndy @l gaio, Ger, gereiit imb lper'
sen lid, elm paar 8oden bel ibrer
Go6ter, Srmi 81. S. %. Smitb, ami
talten.
-@6pin uto 8ictor atMei die
troien art porieen Mitt1uod, bon
Broffer, @uib., bier elm; iie batten
iify BORT Bel 8ertuanotcn anfgebal.
len. gbtpin un6 @ictor iinb Die
Sobne bon Mor &nieide unb @at.
TN.
IS. q. CLAUS, lpeldler leit Der
porige1r ISOLDE bier MIR. altf geiud)
bel ieiflen Gltern, Sronf @laits, Sr,
lno @attin, riite am lettett
Sanhstag nieber nod Sterling,
SfIa., mo- err 8rin5ipal Der bortieen
ofientIbfen Sdutien lit.
-@inem @eriid,t 5ufolge tpurOe
am lesten @ittpod bas grobe. neie,
6 3inmner. entbaltenbe @obn6alis
BON s. 8eslep Cor, in Ipors, biirh
sseiier aerftort. SER Cor bot BE-
i'm porieeu Sabre elm @obns
faats 6nrdy Seiter p%erloren.
Oliper @reertreet nilb 6unll,
lie, bon Snerspiae, trafep am leba
ien Oonnerstng in ibrem tleiteIt
Chevrolet Mrlto bier ein, iueld'es lie
On oemielben Gage bon Sobn Storb,
Dem a9enten in @orriion, gefaitIt
Der Superintenaeitt Der bielt'
zen Sdyulen, 6. s. 3immermann /,
Goruitp Sbuliuperintenbent u. %.
GrinSipoI 6. s. @arlof uno
fSpalt 2ouiic 8ilb iipb ain letter
Mfittipodb nadJ aanios 9th gereiIt
Inn Der Stnntslebrer Seriarmtt'
hung bei5unobnen.
Sling. s. @rinfmtalit llno 8anti.
lie, BON 9ouhpare Solpnibip, ltno
oeilen Gdapiegeriobn unb Sodter,
Gbas. Hlres&er IL. @attiip, bon Mes
ia, Meo., befanben iid) 9eiteru III
Sernpann utpb erireuten mrs Ourf
ibren 9eiitd. Sic tparen oltf eitrer
Iittomobilfabrt begriffen.
Stl Der regelm1Bigen Seriamail.
lung bes Staotratbs, ON letter.
@ontne sfbeno, murOen @oiieruerf.
@onbs ser 5tobt, I'M 8ertbe bon
$1,000. iopie Ib5tgsfarol Bombs,
I'M 8ertbe bon $4,000, peIde i'm
Sabre 1917, reipect. 1918, fallig
lperoeL 5llr 3abIuitg aus Dem S6iiI.
Oentilsunesfono a~nseipieien. 9ieies
Sort6 betrdgt sur 3eit $4,000. Die
9onSISdulSen Der Sto6t limo iebt
auf $4,000 %rebuBiert.
Ser Sabrplan Der DO. 8acifie
Balm lit mieSer berGnoert norben;
man iebe ole 3eittabelle III elmer alt-
Heren Spalte bieies gIattes. Ser
3ug Rr. 5, pelfer Inn 9:t7 aben6s.
bier fdnia lit. Mt an ole Stellc pon
3ug Rr. 3 geiett morocn. mel her
nm tt:37. obenos, bier i1uia mar.
3le Ir. 10, um 5:17, moraens.
bier fdlIig, lit an stele bes 3uees
Rr. 4 geictt morben. melder bisber
nm 4:20. morecns. bier fGIia tpar.
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TIME TABLE.
(West)

No. 5. Passenger. /. 9:17 p. m
No. q Passenger. -. .10:16 q. m,
No. l. Passenger. ;. IL :08 a. N.
No. SO Local Freight IL; 80 a. m.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-23
q 3. se--t - :. lE. E.ssEs.22 O.. I q. -
7 HOPKINTON

Mrs. Emmeline Harris was here
from Cedar Rapids last week to visit
her daughter and also friends. T.,
s. Miss Maud. Joseph arrived from
Boise, idaho, Saturday, to visit her
grandmother, Mrs. Helen Joseph
and other relatives. She has been
teaching school in the West and
has not been here for two years.
NJ. w. Campbell Of Bedford, Visit
ed several days last week with his
mother and sister. ri. 7s.l
Mr., Wiltsie and family, Of Airing
ton, were over Sunday visitors WITH
relatives in town. 4 ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. johnson Went
to Chicago, Friday evening, to visit
with Miss Anna johnson, who Is IN
the Moody Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Cline returned
to West Union, Monday. after a few
days visit with relatives. ,5
Miss Thelma Tibbetts visited In
Mt. Vernon last week with her aunt,
Mrs. Wheelock.0
Mrs. Diserens,. of Cedar Rapids,
was a guest of Miss Mae Dunlap
,ast week.
A little son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Smith, June 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs.. R. G. Crawford re-
turned Thursday from two weeks
visit in Sioux City.
Misses Venmi Dillon and Beatrice
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-23
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Bush made. an auto trip to Dubuque,
Saturday, to take In. Barnum & Bal
ley's sbig show. Others who Is went
were: George Kauffmail and family,
L. G. Kruempel, Edward kaufman;
I S. G.. Walker, Irving Cox, George
Shaw, Z. r. Coon and 81 81 Sitting
er. - . g.. s,.., n.
Miss 3Gusta Blaker was at her
home at Skiplevel over Sunday,
whittier she was accompanied by her
aunt, Miss Jennie Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. q. Smith and
sons spent part of the week camp
ing over on the island, and no doubt
enjoyed the outing and Fishing. Isaac
Moreland also made one off, the
party. s;. a5= !5;$E
I, Arthur Verboom is painting Amos
Livingston's new house, "a Ike nj. a. b..
Miss Schilling arrived here from
Dubuque during the week. Upon the
removal Of her parents here she re-
manned in the Key City until school
closed. 5ss E$ r..582h
y Mrs. J. II. Buchanan, Of Dyersville,
Is visiting here at the home of her
sister, Mrs. G.. H. 4 Walker.
n August Irmscher and family are
now enjoying the comforts and con-
veniences OF their new home, hav-
ing moved therein last week. $S1@s-
Mrs. NJ. HI. Page, of @Des Mofnes,
is here to spend her summer. vaca-
ton = with relatives at the p. D..
Peck home. Mrs. Page has been in
i'll health for some weeks and she
hopes to recuperate while here,
which her many friends sincerely
hope may be the case. S!$5s 81
Chris Miersen, wife and children.
were up from Dyersville, Thursday,
for brief; visit with relatives. r..
Is Elias Faust, of Earlville, was a
business caller in our village. Thurs
day. ''s Sssl il5s ~
H. H. Evers, wife and daughters,
Alice and Emma, and Miss Jennie
Baker were Dyersville callers, Tues
day. fe 5ss5EE& 4s3t5% {, -, .
Miss Lois Irmscher attended com
mencement exercises at La Crosse,
Wisconsin, last week. a Her cousin,
Miss Clara Klaus was one of the
graduates. i.$
!. Miss Lulu Hogan was a guest of
Manchester friends one day last
week. ~ 4f.
Z Misses Stasia and Gertrude Shek-
elton, Of Lawler, visited here recent:
lys at the Flynn home. 4
Charles Keller and family, of Cher
okee, the former, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. F. Keller, of this place, mar
rowly escaped death from ptomaine
poisoning recently. All were taken
i'll after eating beef soup, and the
baby Of the family died. ','
Rev. H.. j.: Lempker. Of Dubuque,
gave stereopticon lecture at the
Zion M. E. church, Thursday evening,
for. the benefit Of the Zion Mission
airy society. Homemade candy was
offered for sale after the lecture.
Miss Lulu Hogan and Arthur Ho-
gan were Dubuque visitors Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tuition and
son, Arlo, of Greeley were among
our Sunday callers. Mr.. Tutton's
health is quite poor just now, and
he is being treated by DR.. Wilson.
Mrs. A. J. Bolsinger. lone and Cal
vim are visiting at the s Sheppard
home near Manchester and will at
tend the. chautauqua this week. : g..