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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-17
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
Experienced Women
Advise Mothers Friend

rcc=rse It is 70 perfectly safe to Use
and has been o. such great help to a
host Of cxpectaHt mothers. these women.
experienced in this most happy period.
advise the use Of Mothers Friend
Applicd externally to the abdominal
muscles its purpose IS to relieve the
undue tension upon the cords and 1tSa-
merits resulting from muscular expansion
Beneath the surface is a network of fine
nerve threads ard the gentle. soothing
e-nbroc,tion. Mothers Friend. II
desiSncd to so lubricate the muscular
Abacz as TO avoid the unnecessary ana
continuous naSEinS upon this myriad OF
nerves It is a reflex action
Applicd 20 the breasts It affords the
p-o3cr massage TO prevent calSinS-
Thousands OF women have reason to
believe in This splendid help under the
irving ordeal OF motherhood Their
letters are eloquent evidence OF its great
value to women. n use for r7nny years
It has come TO be a standard remedy fos
the purpose
There is scarcely weil-stocked drug
store anywhere hut what You can easily
obtain a bottle OF Mothers Friend" and
IN nearly every town md village IL n
s-andma who herself used It in earlier
years Expccfant mothers sre urged 10
fry this splendid assistant to comfort
Nfothc-'s Friend Is prepared by Brad-
field REGULATOR Co., 40 Lamar B!ds1
Atlanta Ca Scad 9or 0uS Little Book
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
CONGRESS
Delegates TO Represent State
Are Named by the
Governor.

CHARLESTON. May 1--Governor
Hatfield has announced the appoint
ment Of the following named persons
as delegates 10 represent the STATE OF
West Virginia at the second biennial
meeting OF the National Negro Farm
ers' Congress. to be held at san fran
cisco, July -, i6 and ls:
Robert E. Fox. Kearreysville; John
Sims. afyerstown: Lawson Goens.
IIalltown: John johnson, kearneys-
vile: T. s. Lovett, Harpers Ferry !:
Jefferson Trinkle. Rarpers Ferry ;
Matthew ToI:yer. Shepherdstown An
gus Arlington, Jerry NJ. johnson, John
]. Johnson. James d. johnson. George
Wilson. John Drew, William Brown,
Daniel Byers. Lewis Summers, Ed
ward Roper. Charles Fox. James VIC
Daniel Howard Hart, and Ransom
smith. all OF Kearneysyille: William
Perry. Keyser: Richard Hard. keyser:
&c. y Brown. Piedmont; William Gil
more, Piedmont: W. J. Thompson.
Thomas: Howard Clark, Davis: T. B.
Davis. Elkins: James Davis. Buck
harmon; James Early. weston John
II. Hunt. Morgantown; John j. Dick
inson. Charles Town: ]. Frank Walk
or. Bunker Hill; Amos Aoliey. sSipe-
town: w A Jenkins. Berkeley
Springs: Aaron. Howard, Berkeley
Springs: Theodore Gales. Paw Paw
Alex. Alexander. Romney; John Bush,
Romney: Sam Lewis. Mooreheld;
William H. Bruce. Moorefeld: Charles
Green. Petersburg; Aaron Washing
ton. Petersburg; X. S. Kent. Williams
port: J. Monroe Taylor, MartinsburS;
DR.. Samuel Gray. Martinsburs; H. y
HopeweIl. Martinsburs: Phil Jackson.
Charles Town: ]. W. Walker. 1nwood !:
j. Frank Briscoe. Martinsburs; and
george L. Monkey. Martinsburs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
UNWRlTTEN LAW
ACCOUNTS BARRETT
Who Attempted TO Murder His
Brother-in-LaW for De-
bauchinq His Wife.

aTARTE%SBURG. May After
trial lasting two DAYS In the circuit
court here. Stewart Barrett, promi-
nenr farmer of this county was late
Thursday acquitted of the charge OF
attempting murder OF his brother-in-
law. Grant Stevens, also a we'll
known Berkeley county farmer The
unwritten law figured prominently in
the case. although the plea was that
of self defense.
Several months ago Barrett's wife
left him and went 10 London. O., and
Barrett laer Instituted sui against
Stevens for twenty-five hundred dol
lars, charging that Stevens had de-
bauched his wife and alienated her
affections.
Late in January the two men met
on road near their homes and Ber-
rett emptied his revolver al Stevens.
two bullets taking effect in the arm
and body and then dubbed Steven
over the head with empty gun Bar
ret claimed that Stevens first made .
motion as if 10 draw weapon from
his hip pocekt-
One witness for the defense testi-
fed he saw Stevens and Mrs. Bar
rett in the act Of committing adul-
terry in the Barrett home Mrs Bar
rett was brought here from London,
o.. TO te:Uify against her husband.
but Judge Woods would not permit
her TO go upon the stand and she sat
in the court room and chewed gum
during a portion of the trial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
MANDAMUS
Writ AGAINST the Baltimore and
Ohio Asked for by Public
Service Commission.

CHARLESTON. May !-Act ing
under the instructions of the publlc
service commission. Assistant Attorn-
ey General Lively and former Con-
sressman s. IS. Avis have prepared
and presented a petition 10 the sup
rene court of appeals praying for
writ of mandamus 10 compel the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company 10
comply with the recent order of the
commission relative TO the new Two
and one half cent passenger schedule
The order of the commission re-
strains the railroad company from
nuttins the new rates into effect until
a public hearing have been held ana
tho Justice OF the proposed rates has
heen determined. Neither the order OF
the commission nor the petition Tor
tho writ of mandamus in any way Ell
facts the merits of the railroad con
tention that il should collect higher
fare from passenge gers. The commits
sion simply asserts its rights 70 in
vestiSate and determine the equity OF
the advance in rates.
Hearing on the railroad company
Injunction suit in the kanawha cur
cult court against the public service
commission. the attorney general and
the prosecuting attorneys OF the ."
counties in the state through which
the railroad passes. Will be heard next
Monday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
BLOODH0UNDS
Are Unable to Trace Thieves
Who Got Chickens at Two

sheriff Ross F. Stout's bloodhounds
in charge of Deputy Sheriff Laco Wolf
were unable FrIday morning 70 pick
up trail at the scenes of two poultry
house robberies that occurred Thurs.
day night AZ Broad Oaks and Indus
trial.
At Peyton Costs residence on Mar
shall street. Broad Oaks. the thieves
took ten chickens and made their es-
-eape without being detected The
other robbery occurred at the resi-
dence OF Earl Paugh at the east end
of the Industrial bridge. About doz-
en- fowls were taken there and the
thieves got away without arousing
anyone.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01

offcial5 or the United States. wI:-c!'
Will be held May 25-2s. inclusive. a.
the Bureau Of Standards. in Wash
inston. u. c.,
The Hon. Samuel B. Montgomery,
KinSwood: The Hon J. B. NiChtin
gale. Charleston: the Hon. Milton
Curtis. Beckley: The Hon. Ionn
I.ainS, Charleston: Prof G. W. Was-
=oner. MorSantown: Col. +. NJ. Ber-
toIet Charleston: senator y. G
'Kcim. Elkins: F. p. Baylcss. Eccles'
Col. T.. w Dawson. Charleston
Prof. r. ". Hite. Mcrsaitown; and
Joseph Bragg, Prudence.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
Howard Post
IEAL ESTATE BHokER AND
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
Rooms 5oo-5oe Con Building
ANNUAL a1EErKG.

Tho annual meeting OF The stockacld-
ers Of M"norSahclc valley Traction
Company Will lie held AZ the Office Of
said company Room No. 5o5 Watson
Building in the C.Jy Of Fsirmon;. Wes,
Virginia. on Monday the 10Th day of
MAY 1915. At IL o'clock y. NJ. FOR :he
purpose OF receiving statement Of the
Affairs Of said company. for the election
ensuing year. and for The ;-ansactJou
OF any other business coming before
said annual stockholders meeting.
WALTON MILLER. Secretary.
NONoNG.AHELA VALLEY TRACTION
COMPANY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
ANNUAL MEETING.

The aunus meeting OF the stockhoin-
c--s OF rairnont < Warrington Railroad
Company viii lie Reid at the office OF
said company Room No. Sos Watson
t,uiI5fu- in the CITY of Fairmont. West
yir-inia ON Monday the 10th day OF
Nav. 1915. at II o,c1ccS a. NJ for the.
purpose OF receiving statement OF the
afrairs or said company. for the electon
OF a Board OF Directors to serve for the'
ensuing year and for the transaction
Of any other business coming before
said annual stockholders meeting
WALTON MILLER. Secretary,
TAIRMoET & NASSIGToS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
BROWN SUES
Thompson and sureties to Re
cover Large Sum c! Money
on a Promissory Note.
cav Assoe,ArCo r-1Hs,

WHEELING. May f.-Beeson II.
Brown, of Clarksburg FRIDAY entered
a suit in court here against Josiah
V. Thompson. OF U.nEontown. president
of the First National Bank of Union
town. 10 recover sIT1 1858 on prom
issory note made July ,. 1914, and
payable al the Empire National Bank
OF ClarksburE. last December. The
suit also involves the sureties on the
note. The sur will be tried at the
MAY term of court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
GERMAN EMPRESS
Dressed in Mourning and Look
ing Pale and Sad, Pays a
Visit to Srassburg.

GENEVA. via Paris. May The
German empress dressed in mourn
ing and looking pale and sad, paid
flying visit TO StrassburS, the capltai
of Lower Alsace. Tuesday morning
of this week and visited three hos
nitals. where several OF her friends
were lying wounded. Her Majesty left
Strassburg on the same night for
Berlin. She was accompanied by one
woman.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
BODY FOUND
In a Cemetery Lot at, Media,
Where His Father and
Mother Are Buried

FHu DELPHIA. May

FfTTLA DELPHIA May the
body of Hunter Brooke. Jr.. A. years
old. wealthy resident CT Garden City.
L. l.. and a member of prominent
Philadelphia family, was found Friday
in a cemetery al Media. Pa. near
here. w:thi a bullet wound in the
mouth. The body was found on the
lot in which Brooke's father and
mother are buried. The police 5elieve
he shot himself bu: they know OF no
motive
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
PRICE $500
HARTL.AND
on Time

Tuo-ztory. five room house on nice
level ot
House Is nicely finished and cost
81 500 10 build The lot is 40x120 feet
with good wire. fence around II and
,he lot alone cost sou. We offer the
property for a few days at $4,000:
81 geo cash. balance in one year. The
owner has purchased a farm and is
leaving the city. This is a good bar
gain and should be snapped up a.
once. Let US show you this property.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
MISSIONARY
MEETING AT
WARRINGTON
Annual Convention of Missions
of the Grafton Presbytery
Next Week.

The eleventh annual meeting of the
Home and Foreign Missionary So
cieties of TIE Presbytery of Grafton.
of which the First Presbyterian
church here is member. will be held
at Warrington Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday. The programs will
be as follows:
HOME MISSIONS.
Tuesday. 500 p. M.
The Rev. a. \. Parks. Jr., Presid-
ing.
Music.
Address of Welcome. Mrs. Caleb Burt
Anthem-Choir
Home Mission ADDRESS .
Miss Josephine Petrie. New York
Music Offering
Announcements
Wednesday Morning
500 a. n. Devotional -.
.... Mrs. C. W. Pollock
$50 Roll Call.
Reports
Recordindg secretary-Miss Eta
McKeehan.
Corresponding Secretary Miss
Hettie Young.
Treasurer-Miss Eleanor More
land.
1880. Young Peoples Hour
-. Mrs. F. W. Vance. Presiding
Music. Westminster Guild Hymn
.... Warrington Guild Girls
Address 10 Young People
Miss Josephine Petrie. Sec. u
Il. Work,
Young Peoples Work in Our Pres
byteriaI -. Mrs. W. s. Mayors
1890. Greetings from Synodical-
Mrs G. l. Wilson
Appointment of Committees.
1900 Noontifne Prayer.
Wednesday Afternoon.
900. Devotional Mrs c. e. Bishop
ESQ. Reports Continued-
secretary of Literature ~ Mrs
Hugh F. Smith.
Secretary of Young People-Mrs.
Secretary to study Classes-Mrs.
Linn Brannon.
500 Solo ....- Mrs. W. s. CLANCY
Secretary of Temperance-Mrs
]. c. Ely.
Secretary OF Freedman-Mrs. H.
T. McCIelland.
Prayer of Consecration and Thanks
giving.
Offering.
Reports of Committee.
Election OF officers.
Reading or the Minutes
Adjournment.
FOREIGN MISSIONS
Wednesday, Evening. 500 O'Clock
The Rev. A. y. Parks, Jr., Pre-
siding.
Anthem-Choir.
Address. Pagan Africa y Field OF
Rev. c. w johnson. OF Africa
Duet-Mrs ". S. Clancy, and Miss
Marion Shaw.
Thursday n m.
Devotional Service
80. Mr.. J. c. Ely. Oakland. Md
$50. Reports
Recording secretary-Mrs. J. ".
Stuart. Clarksburg-
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. ].
Paul Yanderyort. MorGantown.
Treasurer-Miss Eleanor More
land. Morgantown-
Secretary of Literature-Mrs.
Hugh F. Smith. Fairmont.
Young Peoples Secretary-Mrs
F. w Vance. Warrington
Secretary of STUDY Classes-Mrs.
Linn Brannon. Weston.
, Appointment OF Nominating Com
Music
1890. News from Our Mission
aries, Mrs H. D. MuSier. Grafton
Greetings from Our Foreign Syn
odical -
I Miss Marie Corathers. Holidays
Noontime Prayer.
Recess. Lunch in Church
Afternoon Session. 200 p. m.
I Devotional Service
Mrs. J. Walter Barnes. Fairmont
t $50. Our Missionary Societies
+, General Discussion conducted by
Mrs. IL +. Richie.
Membership
! Spirituality
| Miss Eta McKeehan. Clarksburg
,Offerings. Mrs. Karl Miller. Fairmont
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
wooDYARD Announces

PaRKERsBURG. May i.-GIarry
C. woodward. who represented the
Old forth congressional district for
I'VE consecutive terms. has formally
announced that he will be candidate
for the Republican nomination for
Congress in the new Fourth district
Mr.. woodward has been in private life
the last four years
Mrs. W. S. Clancy. Marian Shaw
Offering
Address The Life and Possible
ties of the African Woman
Rev W. c.. Johnston
Reports of Committees
Election OF officers
Minutes
$500. Adjournment with PRAYER
and Benediction-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01

FAfRMoNT. May The body
of an unidentified american. age
about IS years. was found in the
Monongahela river just below the
government locks At Hoplt. SHORTY
aefore noon Friday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
DELEGATES
Are Named by Governor Hat
field to Attend a Conference
in Washington City.
woman

CHARLESTON, May i.-Goyern-
or Hatfield has announced the APP
pointment OF the following persons
as delegates 10 represent the state
of West virginia a; the tenth annual
conference OF weights and measures
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
BOOZE Is STOLEN
FROM CHIEFS OFFICE.
- Associated Prcss.

CHARLESTON. ReT L.
Thieves at night jimmied
window in the cn:ce OF Robert
NJ. Brawley. chief of police. and
carried away SOC quarts of
whiskey ard 100 quarts of gin
that had been confiscated in the
enforcement of the liquor laws.
The chiefs Office is in the city.
building which also contains
the central police station
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
HERE IS A SPLENDID
PROPERTY you CAN
BUY RIGHT.
RAKER AVENUE

six-room Cottage on loi go
feet House is nieeiy hnlsii ~. f-oot
ana hscp porshes. Good basement.
..sr 20 and chicken yard. This prop
trX = on paved street and has an alley
IN the rear
!, con want a good hciec in good
t..t,orbood here you are
PRICE $500.
on Time
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-26
GRANGER.

The roads are bad, no sleighing and
no wheeling.
Clara Dell Wickham returned home
on Monday, after spending the winter
with her sister at Dell Rapids, S. D.
Martha Brink is at home with her
parents, after spending several weeks
with VIM. Behring'S.
Mrs. Andrew Peterson spent Wed
nesday at the home of r. w. McCloud
Geo. Ludwig entertained at dinner on
Wednesday, John Grooteboer and fam
ily, Mrs. Maggie Jones, Jessie Bronner
al C. w. Newmiller.
Mrs. j. t. Drummond is on the sick
I Z DR.. Tierney in attendance.
Erwin Ludwig has rented the Fred
Arhns farm and Fred will move to
Granger.
Bert Rix and and F. L. Damon were
Cresco callers Thursday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-26
LIME SERVINGS.

DR.. T. S. Carpenter, of of Hinckley,
Ill.,, came Sunday morning on a pro-
fessional visit here.
Peter Herzelle and wife went to Ores
co Friday for short visit with rela-
tives there.
Mrs. George Damon and Louise Sails
bury, of Cresco came Friday for visit
with their sister, Mrs. Chas. Scbacht.
Rose Jones, Laura Latcham and
Harriet Owens were Cresco shoppers
Saturday
Joe Hughes, who is attending Cor
nell college at Mt. Vernon, returned
home Friday for weeks vacation.
Halver Daily returned Friday from
his trip to Northwood, N. D.
The Epworth League, of the M. E.
church gave social at the church pas
lors Friday night.
Helen Book entertained the school
teachers and the Senior Class at a 6
O'Clock dinner on Saturday evening.
Ms. D. E. Horton and son Vincent
were Cresco shoppers Saturday.
w. w. miller, of Waterloo, was a
visitor in our city Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Rev. Perry entertained the
Junior League at her home Friday ev-
ening.
Albert Foulkes came Friday night
from North OAK, for visit with rela-
tives here.
A party of young people were enter
tanned at the Jim Roberts home Fri
day night.
Mrs. Will Sanborn, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Chas. Younger, at Ovation
ma, Mimi, returned home Thursday.
w. r. Reitz, who has been visiting
friends here, left Wednesday for Char
les City enroute to his home at Miles
City. Montana.
Esther and Viola Evans were Austin
callers between trains Saturday.
I. c. Sheets, who is employed in the
Times Office at Cresco, spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs. r. H. Jones and Mrs. R. j..
Williams visited with Miss Margaret
Lewis at Cresco Sunday.
Gilbert Moar, after staying for two
weeks at the hospitaL returned home
Saturday.
lOul 1ANc I0S 1CSOSS1CO AIOlu Ia
ness and is back at work in Jones
store.
Mrs. Tom Jones, of Madison, Wis,
came Saturday for visit with her par
ents j. j. Williams and wife.
Mrs. Sam Jones, of Bristol, came
Monday for visit with her parents
w. o. Jones and wife.
Mrs. Lloyd was an Austin visitor Sat
urday.
Gus Leitz passed away Thursday
night at his daughters home in Old
Town. The funeral was held in the
Presbyterian church Wednesday.
Vern Bowers was visitor in Cresco
Saturday.
Elmer Davis and w. E. Kerr, who
have been employed in the Hub at
Cresco, are now in charge of the Cloth
ing store here. H@
Anna Greenhaug, of Cresco, who has
been enjoying few weeks vacation,
come Tuesday to again take up her
work at Wells Cafe.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-26
RIDGEWAY.

Alice Kittelson went to Cresco Sat.
urday noon and returned in the after.
noon accompanied by Roy Wilhelm and
wife, who come down to spend Sunday
with the latter's sister Mrs. Henry
kitteison.
Mrs. Darwin Werhan spent Thurs
day and Friday in town with her moth.
erin law. Mrs. P. L. Gordanier.
Mrs. s. R. Ringeon and Margaret
returned from DEBORAH Saturday, at
ter days visit with home folks.
Nettie Gunderson and Adele Hickey
were Cresco visitors Saturday after
noon.
s. L. Fosse was Calmar caller
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Oven and sons
went to Cresco Saturday with the
ter's mother, Mrs. J. H. Heiien, 3
occasion being her eightieth birtho
Mrs. L. A. Heimark and Miss Ba :
ell were at Cresco between trains an
Saturday
Mrs. Will Nasset was Cresco Wit
or two days the past week having ce..-
tai work done.
Mrs. S. L. Fosse and L. T. FcDse
were Cresco visitors between trains On
Thursday.
The public schools close Friday this
week for weeks vacation.
Mrs. C. A Fosse and sons, of Schley
are spending the week with home
folks.
Glen Bowers and wife were six
O'Clock dinner guests at A. Drums
Monday.
The progressive reception at M. o.
Libbey's Wednesday evening was de-
cided success.
Exercises will be held Easter Sunday
by pupils of the NJ. E. Sunday School.
Miss Edna Guliickson is staying with
the viii Nasset's at present.
Mesd. John and Nj. NorthcOte, of
Calmar were up Monday for visit at
the L. T. Fosse home.
The Adult Bible class meet at the L.
Butz home Wednesday evening this
week.
Frank Butz spent Sunday at Calnar
visiting friends.
Misses Borgina and Josie Owen spent
Tuesday at Cresco.
Mrs. Will Nasset was Cresco visit
or Monday.
Seymour Fosse and family left Toes
day noon for their home at Webb.
Sask., after five months stay with
relatives at Fidgeway.,
Hickey returned to Scbley today, after
a weeks visit with home folks.
The G w. Brinkmans entertained
the teachers of the public school at 6
O'Clock dinner Tuesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-26

Ed Bigley and family drove TOT Mike
Bigleys last Friday for a briefi VISIT.
Miss Maggie remaining few days lon
ger.
Maggie Bigley called on Elsie Roman
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Jim Voves was Maple Leaf
caller Monday.
Frank Wacha and wife entertained
company Sunday evening.
Jim Beran called on Fred Buresh
Monday.
Maggie Bigley returned home Sunday
after visit with her friend Elsie Ro-
man.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-26
MAPLE LEAF.

Frank and Elsie Roman and Maggie
Bigley were callers at the Fred Buresh
home Saturday evening.
Elsie Roman called on Mrs. Will Jar
rsh one day this week.
Frank Wacha marketed hogs at Lime
Springs Monday.
Clara Rice was a pleasant caller at the
Herplinck home Sunday evening.
Frank Rance visited under the paren-
tai roof Sunday.
Frank Bigley was Maple Leaf cal
Ter Sunday.
Mrs. John Kubichek and son, visited
at Adolph Kakac's Sunday.
Fred Buresh and wife were Saratoga
callers last Monday afternoon.
Fred Bartels drove to Cresco last
Monday to do some trading.
Joe Corners and Lou Armstrong CAL
led at the home of Mike Bigley Sunday
Agnes Kubichek and Mrs. Will Jarosh
spent couple Of days at the Slifka
home last week.
Fred Semerad's folks were visiting
at the Frank Yak home Sunday.
Joe Kadera was caller at the Hous-
err home last Sunday.
Jim Beran marketed hogs at Elma
last week.
Pat Stevenson is busy hauling lum-
Der from Chester for the modern barn
which he will erect in the spring.
DR.. Mulick was seen in our burg last
week Sunday.
Jim Yak called at Thomas Shimek S
last Sunday.
Mrs. John Kubichek called on Mrs.
Thomas Shimek one day last week.
Mike Bigley and wife made bust
ness trip to Elna, last week Saturday.
Johnny Bronner made call in our
vicinity, last Saturday afternoon.
Fred Buresh made a call at Elma,
last week one day.
Frank FAX was business caller in
Elma, one day last week.
Fred Marshall and family were Sara
toga shoppers, last Saturday afternoon
Frank Wacha marketed some veal at
Elma, last week one day.
Frank Kakac was working for w. H.
Dinger, few days last week.
Mrs. w. H. Dinger left for Roches-
ter, last Thursday, where she is under
the Doctors care; Mr. Dinger accom-
panied her.
Ed Jarosh made trip to Alta Vista,
last week Saturday, to do trading.
Anton Roman called on the Ranc
boys, Sunday evening.
Peter Nelson was seen in our vicinity
last Monday.
Frank Roman was business shopper
in Elma, this Tuesday.
Chas. Ranc called at Ernest Bartels'
home, Tuesday.
Joe Wacha assisted his brother Frank
with work last Wednesday.
A. Kakac and wife were Saratoga
callers, Monday.
Frank Kubichek entertained company
last week one evening.
Anton Roman Jr. made a business
call at Elma last week.
John Drtina, Thomas Shimek and
Frank Kubichek made trip to Alta
Vista last Saturday.