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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30
MARRIED LAST night
NUPTIALS OF ELMER HURRY
AND VERA WELLER AT
PLANTATION.

Mr.. Elmer Hurry, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Hurry of this city, and
Miss Vera Weller were married last
evening at the home of the brides
parents in Plankinton. Elmer is a
native Madison young man and for
several years was employed as sales
man in ID. McKinnon's and other
stores in this city. About two years
ago he went to Plankinton, taking a
position in the Burchare mercantile
establishment of the place. The ia
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30

government OF spring shooting of mi
gratory birds. Heretofore, the ducks
and geese were not allowed to tarry
a moment on account OF the popping
of the guns of sportsmen and were
driven far to the north before they
settled down to mating and raising
their families. Uncle Sam was onto
his job when he ordered sportsmen
to discontinue spring shooting and
sportsmen will be the gamers
thereby.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30
LOCAL NEWS.

Try the Madison Cafe lunches.
Might as well take the watch to
Osborn's first.
When you are hungry eat at the
Madison Cafe.
Call on Geo. Simpson for all kinds
of cement work. excavations and els
tern repairing.
Sandwiches OF all kinds at the
Madison Cafe.
Painting. paperhanging and inter
ior decorating. Get my prices.-W.
M. Taylor, phone ASP green.
See us for white hats.-Miss
Morse.
Eat at Jacks.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30
SCHOOL CHILDREN NOTICE.

At $3.50 each school day afternoon,
the Normal will open a room or two
for children who may want TO col
tinue their studies. Opportunity will
thus be given any who have grade
work to bring up to do 30. No charge
whatever will be made for tuition.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30

Their Of his bride is also a merchant In
Plankinton and upon his return from
a wedding trip to this city he will
take a position In his store. Elmer
had invited his parents to attend his
wedding, but they could not conyen-
iently leave home for the joyous
event. AS a welcome, however, his
father went to Sioux Falls this norm
ing to meet his son and bride en-
route and accompanied them to Mad
ison and home, arriving by the after
noon train. Elmer Is n of the fine
young men of Madison, Of excellent
character, and his boyhood friends
will give himself and his bride a cor-
dial welcome TO his home city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30
THE CITY.


Generally fair tonight and Thurs
day; not much change in tempera-
ture.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-16
Hnoclmiaer nuo Srccoenbor,

TuoetmitIcr: rgla. mas
aibt's II bclit Reies rom Hrie9as
ihaupIaB2"
8reeoenboru: r6eits2 Scene
RuHen qefougen,"
Ru0etmiIIcr: .GoituernoNcI=
bobr! Go8 IS freiIit gang mas
Reiesi"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-16
furzssfa6tes friesssW 0rterbueb.

Die .2tGsr Ssie8s3situng" pers
iorgt bic BEN Commencement ellie
rntsriteaien 9ruppsn nit Rrie9sno6=
rltten uno nit geiitiger aoit in
Grrii une Sfer3. 6euie lei oarum
elm 4dpitel ous elmer .Gnleitunq CUR
etlsrnuns Der fron3rfffen Sprade"
p~Ieoereeseben. perfabt pcn Soisf
9ubsr. .feI. bapr. Snfonteries Sol
Dat; friiher Stoaf6peiser unb /.
8~oriisenoer beg fothoI. gurf6enper>
Gins WiesbartIine~.
SfeDit aui in la 5ruah unn todlt an
anffee,
go oreiAdli. s & reuI gum merfen,
.2uld".
Ane lnadn oipee Der pouia ab nab
oatd Sub,
IA IInof ield9t, bid ldrelt q IN Srdnts
reid @lub.
Settro9 enl H~omnlgBhrof net guat
oelne 3abu.
Gam 9ebit gum pbu!anaide uno bers
ldn9lI ~youpau~.
uno 10 oa obHe Gutter Del AonlmiBz
brot 3 leer.
WPadbits 10 anb iagit einfah: / m0dt
ahiborr-,
uno ltei6t oa oor &ariei Ga g2aa'n in
D 0oh,
Tam madit e3 a jo ulb ineit; omans
ihebl~
limb iiagit mo q Se5iIol: .g~hartuterie",
Vas los L. noas a rel ANS q iee's
&ieb.
Srhopie!, @runobirr uno bergIeiAen
@ooben iron3oiiid) aliueil: y4ommoes
terr0
llne ian ma @ 8arJar'n. auf Gid
81 ma net.
gRir modt'u q Seller, nos boat yaliett".
uno bar 81 oano Eel Nen0 4apo,
GO riuabt bolt iaqn, nab b braudIt
AN iutob".
Terlaaait q Gotel uno oia boabt .furs
Idett".
~enbidbr" boott Ser uno ,ooBt a
Soc sierl uno her qamFl ia bog e
llnD bdnsit an a 8loi+'n ianamdfti
rnb brineit as ne: nn;. uimm an
~~Eibr.uido~.
~St"'t MI W. SuHi tust't HIS SSltlsQdue
ge5,
Sdauait mad an Saier!: @Itomineh~.
3ait : 3pidn IN Goua uno bit 1ho
halb III,
IA tlricrt 3. iiha a 8Ine n6hbemib",
lluh Bit a beii'ua. fei ana 0err.
@erinnait IN oer1 sal ~ol,nerr' 0Iitehr".
grdudit 6abeg fir n @aul uni boat
aba fran,
%er.aueit gang canfata .~ootauoan".
%om 0nba LETT ara a &'eyn net aapa,
IS braud7t a q Den. oo5 boaBt ,hufoa@.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-16

Bon eInem Ieilnebmsr CT ben iiege
ridden 0urtbrudstdmpien in 8sits
goIi5ien miro qsidrieben:
1urb sic tdgliden iiegrsiten
Sdmpis in ben erIten 3ogsn res Mai
lrar bas 6ar0etorps non Der gioIa
lis an bic Nisiofu porgsprun9en.
IS bouoette ii6 jeBt b4rum, ben
ueber9ang uber 81: WisIotl gu err
3pin9a.
Den sbrcnbofIeu ober 'dpier;gen
4uiirog. Dem Garoetorps ben Weg
iiber osn Flub gu babnsn, srbislt
oas 2. Giarce Regiment 81 SUB.
Is 9dlt Der S:libpunit Der ruiiiiheu
SteEung iioIih aoloc3pte 81 ne4@
men,
Die Nisloto. elmer Der breiten. rei>
Bsncen Norpotheuilaft. m4tbt on Der
STEELE einen 9oqeu. an oeiien Dit
ufer ljh Elm 3mei GiIomc;er longer
0ohen5aa hjn3ieht. Der pom llfcr ldb
abItsi9t his 5ar !90te pou 300 Meter.
Ybsr sic @ohen pen Spiheru TENT.
Tam ilh Elm Pitp BON Der III %tritiirs
member 00be modem. 4uh meib lee
Der. loas Is btiBt, einsn 6Iub ou9e
Iidts 0t@ feinoes gu iberihreiten.
Ter Tdn0 bate has ben Hatur 10
beionoeys Qlniilae @el0une iehr ges
Ihidt ars9eriiBt. Sejne ieit lauQem
rorbeteiieteu GTdbtn lagen e!ogena
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-16

ggiaorong treten, 10 onB itd zine
0damtsabl BON $50 Gstabrons en-
sibt.
Dit Qrtillsrie nar gu 8tginn oes
arieqes in elmer gdn3li4en gieuors
caniiation 6egriffen. Rad ben urs
ipriingIiden pldnsn isblte NOD cine
oonse an3a6lt 8atterisn uno hobegs:
0erbdnee. IS 1T absr on5une9men.
raB aud bieie ndbrsno Der Iesten
,9eit neuge6iIoet uno duf9eitslt nor
rem iinb, 70 boB Der porqsiebene
Stano CREDIT neroen 1T. 9ann6
fsfteben iebt II aorps IrtiIIeriesRe'
eimenter nit 70 8attsrien nno "a
1ipifionss 4rtilleries Rsgimenter nit
120 gatterien, iopie 6 fir 9ibpen
unb l fir Saroinien beitimmte Bot
tcris. SIN gan8en 8dblt olio &c
IsIoartillsrie 1919 gottsrien, fpooon
8 Gebirgsbotterisn iinb, 10 Dab bic
Summe Der 5sIbbdtterien 1856 be-
lrdot. Die rsitsnOe QrtiIIerie beiiebt
eus 8 gatterien, bic ihnere aus 20
T6psren 6oubiBene 8atterien. DIE
0ebirgsortillerie beItsbt aus "a Bat
terien ouber ben porbin ihon err
iuo6nten orei 8ntterien osr JeIbdrs
~tllterie uno - fir Qibnen bsitinma
ttn 9otterien, 70 ooB bic @eiomts
iumme 80 betrdat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-16

Cffi5iere.
sabre 1912 10000 Wnnn. Dir
l3abl her dusqcbiIbeten DtannIhaF
ien, Die i'm Srieqslnlle 5GI 8erfu
eana iteben. beirua nab amtlIflen
4ngaben i'm Sabre 1912 Al ,G92 81
i~i3iere, 29S,44S Manni61iteH oea
Iebenoen !0eeres. 491 .607 Wonu
iduiten bsr MIobitm,lii, 2.2S1 500
Mannihaften her 3erritorialmIi5.
Gauo6 erteitt otip bic @:famt3abi
Ger ous1ebiloeteu WonnIhoiten Die
iebr beirdhtljd]e 6ohe % ruro 9
4tilIionen S0pien.
1ds seer lit i'm Jritoen aeQi;e-
bert in II Nrmeetorps init - IN.
iauterte uuo nrei NcpdIlerit Tiui
~tjouen. at oensn uo8 31hlreife ten
n5lhe 1ienf3rejle uro 9srin
mrQslnitllten trcteu. Tie Srfan
tcrir QJieoevt ijA in bic ei3entlih'
,%niouteyie. Die 9sridaIieri uno bic
4lpiri, Die erittren 6eiteben 1ta
sc Healmenterr AT ie orei 9di1il
loren uuo elmer Wdi6ineuQerebr-
9bteiluna gu 3Dti 8etuelreu, "a
8tgimenter beitBeu cir 4. 9ataiIfen.
ras CUR geiabunQ Bon 9ibntR be
itiulnt 1T. IS erqibt bies cine Sc
lamtitGrie ben 312 gatoill6nen. \
Serlaqlterl pno III II 6eqlmerIeC n.
tur GdtaiIIonsn qe~Qlie0ert. BON BE-
asn n0s a. Battalion cine aaoioh
rcrtruppt 1T. gei orei Heaimeniern
btItebt Elm 5. fir 9ib0en beitimntes
Battalion. 70 onb Die Geiomtlumms
81 9dt1ilIune ausmaht. Die I'll.
rini itelIen bic Gebirq5truppsn hes
@eerss bar uno beite6en aus s ne.
Glnlentern nit % 8dtoiIIonen uno
e 8ompo9nien. 9;eie iino chm:
&iidiidt nuf ben gntaltIonsperbaHr
nit ouydIauftuoen Iunmern beSeit.
net. lie Sniauterie III ausQeriiite
nit Dem 6.5 uimt. Repetier9etpebl
Y}o0eIt 81. Gpitem Wannljter Gar
tano NIT G|dbelbaionett. Die Sffi.
6,ere iIbren cine outomoilite Htitole
DIS itdlienjide @errehr ha! clio cir
cuberoroentlih Qeringes Goiiber, I'm.
III ben 8oIoniaItrjeQen bat fiA uie.
tcrbrlt Qs3eiQt. bob eS nib; ousrt5dt
um pen QetrofisReu @eQuer ioFor.
oaBer @efstt 81 ieBsn.
Die SdcaIlerie a%Iieoert fA in x
gtsQjmenttr III ie 3 Gstaorong. A.
ceuen nod . iiir Qjbpen baitimmtt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-16

Strofptrh una.
Die rabio:e 6rousrrshtIerin Shreps
er III pe9sn iGlpsyer geleioiguHeen
eineeiperrt porben."
.0os 1T ihr eonj reGt; Hun mibz
te is pobreno ibrsr Sof. MUIR nod
SelbFsetpdtss sFsn!-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-16
lerAreriif bessrn > Mach mites -7''Naenm'ttsS wer
SteIlunS erobart@
T-.----- ~vWrde dNreTVv1TeT

iormiq Ubertjndnosr. Die geIomte
ru1iiihe 4rtiaerie itonb hinter Der
90be, mi, Der MoqIihteit. ale Nns
mar 6lpege 81 beftreiten ooer 81
Flnntieren.
BIS d II BEN 0eityono oes GluBs
tales tonnten Die gataiqone bes 2.
9uroes Regiments 81 SUP einigermos
zen oeoett heranipmmen. Damn be-
oonn aber her Ihperlte Seil bes Qns
griffs, ben 5IuB i'm feinoIiden
7Seuer 3u ourdhqueren unn bic t6obe
.5u erIiiirmen. Die ous Der StiS3e gu
ertennen0e gepaItige Ste1ung NOR
oidt nit 3%nfonterie uno Moidinens
gepehren beiebt; trogoem par bis
abenns 7 llhr Die GtelIung i'm 9eIig
oes 2. Gor0e : Regiments ]. i. Der
7Seino erlitt QroBe 8erIuIte. Vom 2.
Gnroes Regiment 3. !. lpuroen $500
8eFan9ene Genddt. @robert puroen:
Is bis gum leBten Nuqenblid feaernoe
0eihube; bic geolenuna8monnihais
ten fpuroen QefanQen; 10 Wa5hinsnz
qelpsbre. Grbeutst nuroen: 81 Wlus
ni%tion8tpagen. absr 60 Bferoe. 5irta
800 6spebre. iber 100000 9atronen
EMO iehr ptel ~Iontiqes MateriaI.
Nodoem Damn burdb 9eieBung Der
0oben oas Regiment einen 8riidens
topF oetiIoet hattie. fpl9te ods gee
Inmte 0oroetorps an nisier Steue
lber ben 6tub.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-16

Vie TeIoorttllerte ruprt 5pet nsrs
,hieoeue GeIhiibe. iibsr 100 Bate
rm iino nit einem 8ruppfhen Robr>
tiidlauisgeidiiB aus benz Sabre 1906
cusqeriiitst. etpa 90 8atterien has
bsn ous fran3oiifde Observation-Disclosures
i6IB Spitsm 9sport aus Rem Sabre
1911 erhaIlsn. Die Ihpere 4rtil-
lerie bat cine 149= Nm. 9obrriids
lauf 6aubibe BON 9rupp. Die @ss
ttrqsartiIlerie bat cine ueue So Mm.s
Robrridlduf &dnone erbalten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-16
Das italieHifbe Beer.

Dos iiaIieniihs Seer beru6t ouf
ter ollgemeinen, perI0nli4 ab3uIeis
ftsnben 9isniipilift ano 9lieosrt iid)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-16

elngeSogen meroen. Uon oieier Yes
thinning 1T ober bisber nod niht
Oebrouf 9emndt pproen.
Die qeieBlt6 feitgeIeats buogetmds
blge 5rieosusfdrts fir b1s Sobr
I913-14 bstrua 14.121 Sffi3iere,
$4,000 Monn uuo So. 727 9isnfts
pferbe, pGbreno Der pIonmdBig bors
qsiebene Stano etpa 10000 Mdnn
tetrogen iollte. SO beitonb aIio
5lpiiden Der SplIs uno SitItdrte Elm
fcoeutenber llnterihieo, Der ober i'm
itr ben iebigen 8erbdltnifIsn nur
ipsnia in bic Gri6eiaung tritt, oa
bersits felt Idnqerer 3sit msbrsrs
R~eIerpiften : S~abrqdngs ~einge3ogen
limb. Die Retruten5abt bstrug i'm
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-16
Gin herrliehes 8il>
pcn Kaiier Wilhelm!
8ilr

@m IS. Suui 1918 feierte oas
oeutfhe Boil ben %. S~abrestag BON
Salier &ilheImS &egime, Def,
fen 9iesierun9 in bic @eidibte lber.
9ehen plro als Die zines Der arDBtea
aner Spben5olIern. Ser u8ar
Horo"- pie ibn Die nnslpsameri.
taniihe %reHe gu beseitnen pHeat
hat iih ais wirtliher 6rieoens.
urit ermieien; inter Ieiner &eeie.
run9 bat bas oeutihe &eid Ielne
9roBte 8lithe erretht, uno aae
9eutihen nuf benz g%rbenrunne bir.
fen itols auf i'm fein. 9as CT
aud elm mirfliher r0ar 2pre~
iein fam. bas benefit CUR i2eit oieIer
munoerpple Mann nit feinen Tiea.
rpihen S%esrihanren elmer eansen
@eIt pom 5einben seaenliber
I'm unIereu 9eiern einen @efaQen
5u erneiien, Iieiern mir elm praht.
polles, allerneueitss Bib bon &aiier
@tlbelm, @roBe 1oHx16 3oH uno
paiienb sun, G%inrubmen, portofrei in
elmer Houe %uerinnbt. su 15c pro
Stiid p6er sipei fir 25e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-16

Gin befieres BiIb in Cclfnrhcn BON
9alier &lIhelm. sleih Der nebenitehen-
ben N%bbilouna. @rDBe 10 gu g SoG,
lieiern mir sunl &reiIe uon 25e pro
GtId, pprtofrei.
9ie SiIeer limb cine paiienoe 8ierbe
fir leoes oeutite Saus. une in feiuem
IpGie IN iplhes fehlen.
BeItellunaen tpersen prompt be'prat.
ober nur iofnnee Der neue &orraih, ips
rten einaetrpfen, reiht. Nnn beiiels
alto eleid
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-16

&A''G''NNFN~ WNNf
In bas febenoe Seer q. Qinis. al.
tines Seer uno bic 8eisrb0. bic MO
rilmiIi3 e. Qinis. Der oeutifen 9nnes
ipebr entipre6eno) nno bic 2erritc.
,;almi.is e. 9inis. Der oeutIhe qano
ifurm). aitipes Seer uno WlobjIs
miIi3 bilben 3uidmmen bic 5eIoors
mssn. rdbreno bic Serritoridlmiii3
fir 9siasungs3pede beitimmt 1T,
cher i'm 9eparfsioIle obue peiteres
all ieber Mlt BON &rjegscieniien ber-
onqe8petn iperoen tam. Die DENT
pi!ift beainnt nit Dem Oollsnoeten
20. Q~ebensiobr unO oauert 10 Sabre.
3anon fperben abgeIeiltet i'm Itehens
htn 6eefe s Sabre. in Der Mobils
mili3 4 Sabre uno In Der 5errito.
rialmili3 z Sabre. Dir 1ienIjti.
I'm ottipen 0eers betrdqt fir ole
qBoFFengattunseu. aud fit bic BE-
rittenen, 2 Sabre. nur Die Sara.
tinieri uno eiuia; tehnifAs 3ients
speige bobeu cine oreijdbyige Gienit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-16

scit. bic aber nur irsiiniIlia iibers
nommen neroen Tam. Tis 9ienit
pfIidtigen nsrben in orei Nrtsn elm
esitsIlt. BON benen hjs srits uno Spsite
gum itebenpen 0eevs, Die brittle CUR
& erritoriaImiii3 seb5rt, Gls 3uiei
lung sur 3lpeltea uno ortieu Dirt
,.dtet lih uat Zen bduslaben Ner
hdltniiien mo amiaBt aIlt oieitni
esu, bic oui @uno non Giala6en
ron Der NbltQun3 ibrer D%jenHpiunt
TN Ittbenrcn 0eeyt befrtjt 'ino. Tx
Speite Nrt tonp SIR 4u55ilouul cl1
rrer mebreye Wldle tinhtrGitn ,reE
len. ooh BARI pjt @elamtoienii5ei
ftt8 Wlenatt Mat uberitreitea. Die
brittle 4rt taun ulr aIle bier Sahrt
an elmer brejBi9tdQllcu DjeufIeiituna
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-16
Ayh eiEc Arbeit.

rG6. 9err MuIlsr. Iie6t mon Sir
molih mol richer? Wos MAIDEN
Gle oenn eioenilif jest ZEN Qansen
Geq?~ = sd? i'd oerIerne frea1b-
lpGrter.."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-24
Australia's Animal Pests.

Australia is cursed with certain
pests, such as rabbits. wild dog, kanga-
roo and blowfly. Large sums Of money
are spent in an endeavor to lessen the
number of rabbits. 1t is estimated
that in Victoria alone 1b0,000.000
were put to death in 1918. 1t Is gen.
orally admitted that ten rabbits eat
as much as one sheep, and many
graziers have long since realized that
they cannot profitably run sheep on
properties infested with rabbits.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-24
Indictment Of the Cat.

Many an innocent hawk, skunk.
owl or weasel" says government
bureau. has been shot for the deeds
ofOthat sleek highwaymau. the house
cat. It ia safe to say that this ma
RAIDER, which enjoys all the comforts
and protection of the home. destroys
in the aggregate more wild birds and
young poultry than all their natural
enemies combined"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-24
"A Hungry Eye Sleeps Not"

"A Hungry Eye Sleeps not"
The old adage, "A hungry eye sleeps
not" is q very truthful one, and many
q sufferer from insomnia would be
cured Of the complaint II he drank q
cup Of hot milk. with q little nutmeg
grated on top and sweetened. II de-
sired. Hot matted milk Is also ex-
cellent. and hot milk toast has
brought restful slumber to many .
convalescent.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-24

AfEosMeon Farnee.
A afternoon farmer IN N hGlloA
oppression for one who pats On bib
work until the last moment.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-24
"From Hoke Smlths.S

"From Hoke Smiths"
Senator Hoke Smith Of Georgia has
had babies named after him 80 numer.
ously and for 80 many years that now
his mall il interpreted every day
with letters from various other Hoke
Smiths. He has his morning mall
sorted into several classes. which In
clude: important" "Unimportant,
and From Hoke Smiths" Even
though he has grown used to 1t OF
late, It seems funny to sign his Hoke
Smith to a letter directed to Hoke
Smith Jones or any Of the scores Of
other Hoke Smiths that keep writing
! to him.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-28
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice of the appointment of an
administrator of the estate of An
drew DanielSon deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the
subscriber has been duly appointed
administrator of the estate of Andrew
Danielson late of DEBORAH township,
in the county of Winneshiek, state OF
Iowa, deceased, intestate, and has
taken upon himself that trust by CIV
ing bonds as the law directs. All
persons having demands upon the
estate of the said deceased are re-
CURED TO exhibit the same; and per-
sons indebted to said estate are call
ed upon to make payment to
ALBERT ATKINSON,
Administrator.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, July II,
1915. 29-4
AUBOLEE e NELSON, Attorneys.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-28
CALMAR.

July %, 1915.
Frank Koch, wife and babe re-
turned Thursday to their home in
Milwaukee.
Mrs. Hutchinson and daughter OF
Elgin are guests at the NJ. C. Graf
and Chas. Cote homes.
Miss Diana Tenold entertained the
Kensingtons Friday.
Miss Thoma returned from Du-
buque Friday.
Miss Evelyn Kuhn visited rela-
tives in Fort Atkinson Thursday.
Mrs. Art Meetings has been enjoy
ing visit from her mother OF Chi
cago.
Miss Irene Rosebrook of Fayette
was a recent guest at the Morris
home.
Mrs. Fred Radlof is visiting rela-
tives in Cedar Rapids.
Mayme Ebert Of Cresco spent Sat
urday with friends here.
Mrs. Andrew Moen and children
of DEBORAH are visiting at the H..
Miller home.
Mrs. Frank Uher returned from
Austin Friday.
J. ID. Becker and son Norbert, re-
turned from Arnolds Park Saturday.
Mrs. Smith and daughter, Eliza
beth, of Des Moines came Wednes-
day for an extended visit at the n.
Miller home.
Joe Freirich Of Minneapolis arriv-
ed Saturday for a visit at the Glenn
Freirich home
II. j. Giesen returned from Super
ior, Wis, Friday.
Miss Edna Meyer returned from
California Sunday night.
Mrs. Taylor and daughter of Aus
tin spent Sunday at the j. l.. San
uers home.
Mrs. j. ID. Becker and sons, Ger
aid and Joseph, visited Ossian rela-
tiyes a few days the past week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-28
BURR OAK.

July &c, 1915.
The L. A. S. will meet next week
the 9TH of August, with Mrs. l.
Gates.
Grandma and grandpa Olson,
grandma and grandpa Wicks are
all smiles and full of rejoicing over
the arrival of that big boy that ap-
peared at Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Wicks
| the 10Th.
Winfield Feltis made short visit
at Castalia last week.
Mrs. Weldon, Mr.. Wilbur and vi
olet Ward arrived home safely Fri
day from a visit in Clay county.
Mrs. E. M. Reed visited her friend
Miss Janet Milne in Prosper We'd
nesday.
The continuous rains are doing
much detriment to crops.
Mr.. Fred Hessel a former butter
maker here but now of Waterfowl,
was making calls here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods and daughter
of Decatur, ILL.,, Mr.. Brooks of Chi
cago, will be here to hold a series
of meetings in big tent August 10.
Miss Hazel Lawson Of Fayette is
guest of Mrs. H. G.. Ward.
Mrs. Theodore Emmons returned
to the Emmons home last week.
Mrs. VIM. Arnold visited Mabel
| friends last week.
Chas. Reed accompanied his
daughter Nettie to La Crosse last
week, where she is taking treatments
for cancer.
Mrs. Leslie BLY, was taken to De-
corah hospital Friday for treatment
and an operation.
Mr.. H. Ward, Mrs. c. Manning
and Miss Lawson autoed to Mabel
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Street of Ohio,
were pleasant over Sunday visitors
here.
Henry Manuel went to Owatonna
Mimi, Saturday to see his brother
James who is ill.
Mrs. VIM. Stoskopf went to New
Albion Saturday to spend some time
with her daughter, Mrs. Randall.
Mrs. Anna Reed is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. r. Smith in Gala
donia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonhart were auto
visitors from the hub yesterday.
Claude Robinson went to DEBORAH
hospital last week for medical treat
ment
Evelyn Reed is visiting DEBORAH
| friends.
Mrs. Maude Ward is quite poorly
again.
Work on the new parsonage has
just began.
RUDE Wilbur and family Sunday
ed at H. Sheley's in Button.
The l.. A. S. will hold an ice
cream and cake social on E. M.
Reeds lawn Saturday evening. Ev-
eryone come.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-28
CANOE VALLEY.

July 20, 1919.
The l.. A. S. will meet at Mrs. O.
A. P. Haugen's on Thursday after
noon, August 9TH. Everyone is cor
daily invited to attend.
Haugen and Hanson young folks
autoed up to l.. l.. VERSIONS last
Thursday night and spent the eve
ming.
Thea Lovaas visited with Anna
Dotseth Sunday.
E. G. Roed and family spent Sun
day at George Jaastads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Erickson
visited with the latter's home folks
Sunday.
Clara and Olga Olsen visited at
Haugen's Sunday evening.
Mrs. Sande from Spring Water,
called at Mrs. Hanson's Sunday.
Mrs. o. Haugen called on Mrs.
George Jaastad's last Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Amanda Hanson is helping Mrs.
AISLE Severson this week who has
been quite sick for number of
weeks.
Johanna Talhaug Is visiting with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. O.. Korsrud
this week also consulting DR.. Dahl.
Andrew Jaastad spent Sunday
with his home folks and with his
brother George Jaastad.
Arnold Haugen spent Sunday
night and Monday with his cousins
Bonnie and Peter Hanson.