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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-08-19
,. E DIT o II / A L ..
We Bid You Good Bye

The State Board of Parole has granted elem
ency in our case and with this issue lay aside
our pen, discontinue further of the Mirrors
'cushioned'' Editorial Chair and turn over to
other the future guidance of the Mirror Yes
fellow inmates friends-we must say GOODBYE!
There is something about these words that al
ways remind US of feeling OF sadness and regret
matter whether the person uttering them be seper-
ating with anticipations of JOY or sorrow. AS we
write this it is with feeling of sadness, athO we
have the joyful prospect of once more breathing
the free air., precious to the imprisoned ones,
in the outside world, where lies everything that
makes life SO sweet and dear; where dwell those
who are dearer than life, and where ones soul
once more be ones own and Gods.
During our incarceration here we have learned
a never-to- be- forgotten lesson. We have learned
there is pure gold here among all the dross; that
there are within these walls good and true hearts
as ever dared tc throb, men who would make the
world better by living in it, were they all given
the chance. We have formed friendships that will
last until the last rays of the light of life extn
guished But we must go and cannot take you a.
long We go out into the land of freedom to toll
as only free man can for those who are dearer
to US than own life, can ever be- They who
have had the fingers of scorn pointed at them from
all hooks and corners; they who have suffered
untold indescribabe hardships and deprvations
because of our absence from the proverbia old
roof tree and family hearth.
You who have loved ones at home who have
loyalty stood by you when the world in general de-
serted you and took the stand against you 90
to them and devote the rest of your life paying the
debt you owe them
You may suffer hardships here, Cor think you
do) but the ones who look to you for your sup
port can only realize and KNOW the true meaning
of the word
Our greatest sorrow in saying goodbye is that
we cannot take you all along to share JOY and
freedom with u.s. But memory will keep enshrin-
ed your names on the tablets of our heart; stone
walls and iron bars shall not break the links of
kindness and friendship We sincerely hope yet
to shake the hands of all of you in the outer world
when we shall have become a good and worthy
member of society, purified by the sorrow through
which we have passed during our sojourn here.
Goodbye to you, and all; goodbye dear
old Mirror May you ever prosper and continue
to bring cheer to those who may be so unfortu-
nate to get here from where we now go FORTH
may you continue to boldly proclaim the
rights of the convicted men and women; may you
never cease in the good cause for which you were
intended and have steadfastly maintained and may
the time come when you can prove to ALL as
you have proved to many that the word ''con-
vct' does not particularly apply to any one class
of people, but that those in prison are even as
you and I'-just ordinary human beings Bnt we
must bring this to close with once again: GOOD
BYE.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-08-19

we reprint herewith two STATISTICAL reports
on the casualties sustained by the European nations
engaged in conflict. 1t is hardly necessary for us
to state that the reports originated from opposite
sources, both official, and covers about the same
period. We reprint the former report from last
week. in order to allow our readers to make their
own choice.
While the nations party to the war are sum-
ming up the military gains and losses in the first
year of the red-hued conflict, it is distinctly OPP
pOsite to turn the gaze toward the record of killed,
wounded, imprisoned and missing, for all the bel
ligerents in that period The toll of life has
been summed up by competent statistician as
follows:
Kled-France, 400 900; Great Britain, 116-
900; Russia, 900; Germany, 1872 900; Austria,
341 900; Belgium, Al 900; Serbia, $4,000; Turkey,
$4,000; Japan, 300 Total, g. 22S, 300.
Wounded-France, 100000; Great Britain,
10000; Russia 1882, 600; Germany, 1000;
Austria, III 900; Belgium, 100000 Serbia, 112,-
600; Turkey, 10000; Japan, 9lO Total, 4,837, $40.
Prisoners and Missing France 300, 900; Great
Britain, $4,000; Russia 10000; Germany, 1885,
900; Austria, 1873, 900; Belgium, 10000; Serbia,
$4,000; Turkey, 5000. Total, l,7O5, 900.
Total Casualties 100000; Great
y,
1857 900; Austria, 1885, 900; Belgium 247, 900;
Serbia, 100000; Turkey 181 900; Japan 1910
Grand total of casualties, 81O-St. Paul Dis
patch.
Paris cable to the New York Tribune, last
week says:
The losses of the European countries in the
war up to May 81, as complied by the French min
istry of war; are as follows:
Killed-France, 100000; Britain, l8l, OO0
Belgium, 40 1000; Russia ,25O, 900; Austria 1,61O,-
600; Germany, $50, 900; Turkey 40, 900. Total,
100000.
Wounded France, $50, 900; Britain, 200, OOO
Belgium, As, 900; Russia, $4,000 Austria 1885,
900; Germany, 1880, 900; Turkey IA, 900 Total,
6,47S,OOO
Prisoners France 10000; Britain, 10000
Belgium, Is, 900; Russia, $4,000; Austria, 91O,-
600; Germany 400, 900; Turkey $4,000. Total,
2,63O,OOO.
Total Casuaties-France 300, 200; Britain
A. 900; Belgium, 49, 900; Russia, $780, OOO Aus
tria, 1856, 900; Germany, 1000 900: Turkey, 345-
OOO Total, 1888, 600.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-08-19
A FITTING TRIBUTE

Gentlemen of the jury: The best friend
man has in the world may turn against him and be-
come his enemy. His son daughter that he has
reared with loving may prove ungratefu
Those who are nearest and dearest to us, may be-
come traitors to their 1aith, the money man has
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-08-19

s'Advertising,is. the fire under the boiler of all
business, must keep these fires hot if we expect
to attain and maintain success.
That one step won't take you very far-you
have got to keep walking.
That one word won't tell folks who you are
you've got to keep on talking"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-08-19

Observation-Disclosures submitted to the Mir
ror for publication must be absolutely orignalif not
original. PROPER credit must be given if known; if
writer name is not known. 1T should be SO specl-
fed by said contributor. Should contributor tail
to comply with this request he will henceforth be
dropped from the Mirrors contributing staff
Signed by Editor.
Approved by Warden.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-08-19
CHURCH NOTICE.

Services in the Prison Chapel at nine clock every Sun
day morning Protestant and Catholic service every alternate
Sunday Rev C. f. Benson and Rev. FIR. Corcoran, Chap
lains
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-12

9oltung. bic lie gu beobahieR bntz
Ten, ishr i'm unqepihen. Defenders bd
es iid) Tim einen 8iirgertrieg bnnbels
te uno bic 6lii6tIinge nit)t ei9ent@
lid ols straightforward, ionoern ols
WufItdnoiide Gngeieben ipurpen. Ils
hie Yolen CUR preuBiid)en 8ren3e ges
ordnlt puroen empfing man tie gus
ndfIt nit @eipebrfener, oanu IieR
man ie Lsrsin, ead)te nber nidt bar.
an. lie an Der Ridfebr nadl &uba
lamb at psrhinoern, nlS linen Der
NugenbIif oo3u giinittg ihten. Grit
gum ShIuB murbsn ie entpaffnet
uno in bns Snnere bes Gonbes gez
brad)t, absr einem grpben 3sil ber
4u~fitdnoiihen geIong es, 5u e%ntflie-
ben uno BON neuem am Gampfe tell,
3%unebmen.
Worsn in oieIem 1alle bic Nsus
trnIen nod unlihsr in ibrer 5altuns.
10 srtpies Iih bic Shnei3er 8uns
bssregierung ipdbrsnb beS Grisses
bon 1859 oIs 'ebr pieI entidIoHener.
Gin Battalion Oeiterreifer, bnS bns
SORT bon Qoueno beisbt belt. unb
bic 0iterreidii6e 5lotte bonn 2aao
Moagiore ilii6teten iid in ben
f6pei3.riiden 9ofen DON MosncinO;
iofOrt fhritten Die 8unbsstruppeu
bo3u, bic 5Iii6tigen gu entiunffnen.
bic in een3bur9. in Grid uno in
Sosssnburg feitsebolten ipurbsn.
Osfterreid srieBts Tpdttr bic 4ussd.
ben, bic ii4 nui silpa 10000 Grau'
fen 5~slisfsn, Ddbrsnb bss beutids
frnnS0fidsn arissss tnnoeIten bic
Shipsi3 uno 9sIgisn mad oeniflbsn
RegsIn; mad benz griese ber3idtste
8.lgisu ouf bi. Hiiderftattung bet
ausgaben, bic ibm bur6 bic G.Fan.
oensn ertDudisn poren. unb bic
SdlpsiS erbi.lt in, SABRE 1872 12.'
DOC. 900 6rart.
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SnOcnpr 0 )nls
SeriGte iiber in GpIeu 6rsanseue
ShcufIidltcitru.

Sc 1T felt Iangsm beiunnt. baB
bic GuTen, peit oappn entferut,
pGbreno nes &rieges peni9ltens eis
ne 4rt 8urgfrie0en 81 baIien. bic
oIieben Suosu" oss 3aren idlImmer
ais je bebnnpeIu, un0 rap lie unter
nintiQItem @orlponoe in poIen an
ben Suoen ibren 3orn iiber ihre Nies
oerIagen ousla6sn. @pn einem err
fhredenben llmfanee oieier SheuBs
Ii9teiten peib has aratauer Slott
3opr3oo gu berihten. Gs ihreibt.
eab bic ruNiiden 9ruppeu lUdbrsno
hires Wari9es ourh Ruhi'heQo
in 215 Orti6oftsn Suoenprogroms
oeranItalteten. pobei pisle Suosn Den
600 fnnbsn. Sn Stdi5op ipuroen
elf, in aIaoopo spei rsihe Subtc ges
hdnet. SIN Commencement dublin
fpurosn ebsnfalls piele Suben err
morbst. Sn 8nhoip purben rs SUI
oen unter Der fnli6en gtiduloiguug
Der espionage 9ebdnat; in arosnps
tam ipurosn bis 9duier DER Subsn
n~erbronnt, nobel iiber 200 iuoiihe
Familien ibr gan3es 8ermogen per'
loren.
go periuhsn ss bic auFen nit
Grfolg. ben Suoen ben Iesten Reit
pon 4~nbdnsigteit an ibr ruhii4es
.0aterlano" ous3utreibsn.
Wte bic RuiIen in RooauB bous
ten. sr3dbIt Elm Rihter. Der neun
Gage nad Der ruHiffsn gsIsbuus
oi.ier iiber 1000 ginpobner 3dblen.
Ten &retsbduptitabt Der 9utotpina
aus Der Stabt fliihtete: Der Gin
sug Der RuFsn in bic Stabt srfoIgts
in iberrafdsnosr Wsifs; Der Gtrafs
riftsr bat nod cine 8iertsIitunos
nod Der 8eIsbuns Der Staot 8ers
hanolungen ourdgsfihrt. 8lsih nod
oem Gin3uge bs9annen bic pilosn
5orbsn ibr 8srnihtun9sipsrt. Dds
ibnsn untsr bic 9dnoe tam, lpurbe.
tpenn fie ss nidt einitsdsn tonntsn.
in OanOolifder Weifs 3erit0rt. 9ie
Rumdr / Der Gtaot, Die iid infOIs
&c ibr'r RationaIitdt fit ssfeit
biettsn, 1Ittsn. trob Der in bic ,5sns
fer gsftsnten 6siIisenbiIoer, bsinabe
am Grgitsn gu lsioen. Dos suus
oes rumanii6su 8ausrn Stsfnn gu'
tulei tpuroe aussspIinoert; oasisIbe
Stidial srlittsn bic Rumdnen I. {.
@sridtsoffistan. Sireteau uno I. /.
2onbssgsrihtsro! Shefan. ia Ielbit
bo3 6aus bes griehifhsortbooorsn
gfarrns bItsb ni6t brihont. BE
3sidnsno fir bic 3.rtorungspui Der
RuFsn lit IS nuh, onB is Dem 2is
poipansr 5soor Ste6nep. Der Ruis
+. 1T, fdmtIife Wertfahsn rpsenubs
men uno feline Ginridtuns in Gtid.
badtsn. 8srietbt Wnnn bieIt feline
erfpa6Isne 5o9t.r fortpdbrsno i'm
aeasr peritsdt. Die armen %sgrauen
batten Gdredlifss 81 erbuloen. 81
ne gentle Grau ShIeien puroe 50
Stunoen BON Den 9oioten in Der &as
ierns esbaIten uno in Der iddnoiids
ten 0sils mtbbrouht. Gin Sp0lf
idbrigss rundniihss 9isnitmdoden
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-12

osner Nod Tam gum eisentIihen Rod
nerurbeitet iperben. Gr miro biz fat
breibiertet bon Dem llsbsrtleio De.
bsdt. Dieies lit nit brsiten Sdus
men es3iert. bic ouf Der 5aiI. forts
a.iubrt iino. 10 baB oas 9anae .inen
Elm kttIi9en Ginorud madt. Der in
'yaIten geIest. 9irtel aus Seioe bedt
onnn ben QniaB 5uiidsn SaiIe uno
ueberro1. &rasen unb aufihidg.
finb aus S.ios nit einsm 8pritoB
aus Stoff. @us Sdnur sendbte Ros
l.tten aisrsn ben llsberrod uno bic
9IuIe. Gin unter3utn0pfenoer Sias
tras.n nit tI.insm Gag fam mad
Wunit umgsIest tperoen. 9ieie
T%idtragsn iinb porrdtig i'm 9nnosl
au erit.heu.
Gin. fIotts, nod gsIiebsn einfdrbig
ODER in spei Norben au~s3ufibrenos
Observation-Disclosures um5iebt ole
adnber Der I'm ndhitsn 8ilos (Jis.
a o%orgsfibrten, fehr letht na63uars
beitenpen Jriiisr : umnobms aus
tpeibsm gatiIt, bic ourh Trudtnopf'
ober isitIid ourh 5pei an ben Edns
bern angebradts, CUR GdIeife gebuns
oens 8anoenOsn suiammsnssbaIten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-12

ipurne p%ergeipoltigt uno bnnn Iebenss
gsfGbrli9 perleBt ms SpitaI gefibrt.
Die 5rau Oes 9riedii6 prthoborsn
9farrers 9ominc ent5og fth nur
oura bic JIudt Gus Dem 6enIter
eer 8srgepalti9ung. Dies iino nut
5agbaft berporge5ogene 6dGe. Us
Qibt iolhe, ole man nur nit @ruuen
nieoerer31bIeu tonnte. Die Diff
3iere boten oieiem 3reibsn nidt MIR
feinen Ginbnlt, Ionosru bsttiIigten
Iih IelbIt al ben Yliinosruugen. 81
ner bon ibnsn 3eigte offentIidl einsn
a~b9ebodtsn Singer, auf Dem Elm 9ol.
rener Rin9 Itedte. IS Sab aud Spls
oaten, Ole om 3eritOrun9sipert ni6t
teiInabmsn. I'm bisie magie fih uns
Ter 0sipdbrsmnnn beran uno fragie
tie mad benz 0runbe oieler Raubput.
sic antporteten. man ioae es Sen
9euten per3siben, on Tie ihon piers
einbaIb Wonate ieine Qobnung be-
tommen bdben.
Q6t 9oge bieIten mir - 10 Iast
infer 0etpdbrsmann oisies 2rei
ben aus. 4m neunten 2aee floben
mir, ba mir fir unfsr 2ebeR iir6s
Ten mubten uno liberties bos Bench
men Der Rufen bon 9og gu gag
drser marco. Gin ruHii6er Diff
sisr Der 8eIabuns mar bieIsn BON uns
lei Der 5lu6t bebiIflid, 70 Dem
9forrsr Dcdsr, Der auf fsin 4nro.
ten Elm SoI3balertoitiim anIegte, uno
nod mandem onoereu. Der iid frii9er
fiber fiblte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-12
Grit nensreu Satuma.
lie 5efbnIiung BON ileberlauiern AMI
Heuirul.m Wcbtet.

lie 5etbnIiuns BON ileberlaHiern anf
neuiral.m 0ebiet.
Gas Redt uno bic 8erpflidtung
Der NsutroIen, straightforward, bic iid
auf ibr @sbist ssfIiihtst tabeu. in
Iiderem GetpdbrIam gu ba!ten, III
ieinestpe9s iebr alt; es gebt nidt
~iOeiter oils bis sur srItsr 9dlfts bss
10. S%obrbunbsrts 3urid. @on5 i'm
0egsniaB gu BEN beutigsn 8raud
mar .s friibsr Jlihtlingen ssitnts
tel. ouf nsutrales 0ebie. iber3utres
tel, obsr Is puroe ibnsn niht err
Iaubt, baB Il, bort 6Iisben. go
iiberihritt i'm SABRE 1903 mad Der
Shloht Don pultdna aarl XII. NIT
elmer oablreihsn Shor ieinsr ihipee
biihsu Rsiter, ols .r bon ben Ruis
Zen Osrfolgt puroe. bic tirtii6e
0r.nSt. Gr belt ie elm. ,3ettlans
in Bentper nuf nobel i'm bic abTift
~lsitste, bic 3uriei in ben Grisg bins
ein5u5istn; ober ais bic tiirsiih.
rufiif9sn 8e5iebungsn ipeuigsr &C.
iponnt puroeu. brdnste bic pfOrt.
Die 5lidtIinge. ibr @ebie: gu psrs
Iafien.
Dit srite JeftbaItung bon 9sflif.
tetsn 9ruppen in nsutralsm Ganoe.
oi. man in Der ariegsgeihihte tsnut.
ereignete iih pdbreno Der polniihen
Grhebuns BON 1830z31. his bic
Botsn in 2itduen cine Risoerlags err
tittsH battsu. mubten iis nab Yreus
zen. Ositsrrsi6 unb ouf oos Gsbiet
Der Repubiit Eratau iibertreten. MI
le pref Staaten paren iibeE bic
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-12

born mittels elmer a~ellsrnobt aufams
msngeiebte, unten brett umidumte
Rod in nit erbobtem Sainen ihluB gu
nrbeitsn. Die gIufe lit i'm Riiten
uno born slott, i'm Sdi1enidluB gee
reibt. born gum Shlisbsu singerths
tet. Gin aus f6tuar3er Seib. gsfsrs
iisier S9iffer,nOten bient ols abs
ihlub unter Dem Srdgen.
Dos i'm ndhIten Bible Gig. q
fti3Sisrte @stpano 1T sisentlid elm ios
s%snnnntsr S6Idpfer. bod tnun ss
ooourh, oab es I'm bic Saiae oarh
cine aorbsl 5uiommsnssbalten miro,
ouh als Worgsnrod setragen reresn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-12

uno in stei9er Weii. aud born oe'
fdlofen fperoen Tam. Durh ibr.
gang slotte SdnittfCrm ldbt iie Iit
Defenders leiht maiden uno plGts
ten. Die 8dnbsr tp1rsn in Der 3arbe
Der Stiderei gu bdIten. Statt Der
guntitiderei fam felbItpsrItdnbIid
au6 aepebte gorte 9ertpenound fins
ben ODER ouh NsibIidersieinfds,
unter benz bann Ser Stoff nod Gra
forosrnis tusg5uI6nsioen lit. an
Dem slottsn. obsn in einem nerftir5t
onssitepptsn Gdrdgitreifsn NIT ganos
sas beriebenen untetrod burdbriht
Elm .tpa n 3Ou brsiter Siaourt'
su9itreiFen bic sereibt. GaIbsl. Die
Stiderei iit nit psibem SwiIt obsr
9Iansgorn aus3ufiihren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-12

S6Idu. ,Mie. 9u srhdItlt
tsu.r f6on bos pitr;s al.io ben 9si'
mem Maun! Wie fdnsit 9u oas nur
on2"
.9nns sinfod: oas erite betnm if
nod meinsm Rsrpentrnmpf our Sc.
nefune. 6as stpsite nod sin.m Strsit
our 0erf6bnung, bas brittle mad rns
fersr Gommsrf,iI6s CUR Grips
lung -
limb iest bos pi2rte2"
Rad bem 9tiud meiner Wutter
CUR 8sfreiunq.-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-12
Ete Mnne.

Nus Der GeineItobt, Sic peni9tens
bier3utdnoe nod INNER ols fir Die
Mobe tcnongebeno an9eieben miro,
tommt bic Melbung, DOB in ben bcrs
tissn Decentralization trob Der
&rieesn0ten cine fieberbafts 9dti9teit
bsrrfdt uno baB bic MuIter8etdner
em5ia nit Dem Gnttpurf neuer W}o@
osne fir Ole lleber9on9s8sit uno 1ur
bas Jriibiobr beihdftigt limb,
Sir bic l~lebergangsaeit Iteben nod
INNER Die MGnte ols Wdrmeipenoer
i'm @o~rberarunoe. Die a%llermoberr@
tie Mrt pei1 cine etpas bpbere Sdtle
lenlinie auf, ols bic normd!e. Ntd)t
ielter 1T Der Mantel i'm Riiden IN
fleineJdtt9en sesogen. Die bura einen
peIaFreifem Suiammengsbalten per>
ben. SIM a~Isemeinen iino Die Wtdns
til to{e aenls, um iiber elmer beions
hers buftigen 8Iuie ober Saiae gee
truae11 tperben gu t0nnen. man liebt
es, lie nit einem beionoers elegant
TEN Stoff. pie ssbliimtem 9insiiidsm
Crepe. s~olbselbem @tlos u. osrsl. gu
fifteen.
E;ne t.u erfanbsne MObe, ote
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-12

In GintlaRs nit Der BOD am SalIs
F6lieEtaoen 8lufs uno 5ails iteht.
in ole aus boppelten QIihes bsitsbens
be 6alsruits. bic fogsnannte GIi3os
Sets : RiIhe. sic erbObt in Dors
t,ilhaft.r Bsife ben iusenolid.n Gin
hrud Der 8luis.
llebtrrnIheno lift Die berrorits4enee
u.berIsoenhit elmer b.Itimmten Meos
befar6e, ole burh ben Ramsn .Snnos
forbe" 6oratteriIert piro uno auf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-12

Wonolog. Baron: ~5a6s
t.uts Der aomtehe obermoIs cine 2ie'
bssertIdruns eema6t uno uuros ni9t
srbort. ons it ~unsr66rt!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-12

taft allen @ebieten Ser Mlooe bor<
berri6t. Wir finben tie Bel ben Slet>
bern, !Siiten, Mdnteln, G9uben uno
9anof9ubsn, uno ibr orbnen iih
fslbit bic 5arben Der 8eiabteile uno
@arnituren unter, Die nit ihr in bars
monii6em Ginflong itehen mI6en.
Gum Output Der 0ite Diro in bepor'
suster Meiie fanofarbiger Sammet,
M~tlasbano in dhnli6er Sorbentps
nung, fonie ftabraune s5ebern unb
Iigretten benuBt.
Sn unferen Siloern 5eigen mir sus
nd4it Tin Sig. y Elm babites Sleio
nit Matrofentroaen fur Mdo6en i'm
9adfiidolter. Sos rei3enoe 3leioz
den arbeitst MAJ am beIten aug mos
rineblcuem ooer tpeiBem 2oben. mos
gu, ie nadbem. Nufidldee unb Ma@
troientroeen aus tpeibsr ober blauer
Seibe setrasen perben. Der sIdtte,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-12
TWIN VILLAGES.

Another snow storm the psst week
and we missed the daily one day-as
the mail man did not get here.
A. G. Serfling. of Preston, spent
three days in the Villages, the past
week, on business.
The auction sale at Louis Biel's was
we'll attended and everything sold we'll.
o. r. Perkins and John Martin were
Harmony callers, the past week.
Mrs. Gregg returned from Dexter.
MINI on Saturday. after Speeding
nearly three weeks with Mr.. Gregg's
people.
Bert Bering and wife were Cresco
callers on Thursday.
Chss. Hebig and family have moved
to farm south Of Cresco.
Services conducted Sunday by Rev.
Mettens. from Nable, Mimi, Rev.
Smith changing pulpits with him.
Otto Sorting and wife entertained
for Sunday dinner C. w. Newmiller
and family and Richard Serfling, Clar.
ence Serfling, and Mrs. Bronner, their
mother.
Erwin Ludwig and wife entertained
George Ludwig and family and Albert
Ludwig and family for Sunday dinner.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-12
DAVIS CORNERS

John Drtina spent Sunday Afternoon
at the Ranc home.-s1s .'ss- a'-''
Agnes Zobeck !, returned to her homs
the latter part IF the week, after
couple of days stay with her sister
Mrs. Joseph Drtina. Z
Steve vital was welcome guest al
the Joseph Drtina home Tuesday even
ing.
Frank Ranc spent Sunday under the
parental. roof.
Lester Gardner and sister Elsie anc
Mrs. John Wacha and daughter Lore1
ia spent Sunday afternoon with Vim.
Jarosh and wife.
M. Ranc, accompanied by his daugh
tiers. was a Cresco shopper the fore
part of the week
Ed. Jarosh drove to town on Tues
day.
Steve vital was seen calling on
friends Sunday.
NJ. Ranc called on Joe Drtina Fri.
day.
Wencil shimak drove to Cresco on
Tuesday.
Barbara Kubichek is spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. John Drtina
Willie Aberly called on bis brother
John the first of the week.
Jim Wit drove through our locality on
Tuesday.
John Aberly and wife called on Hm.
Jsrosh and wife Saturday.
The Ranc yonng folks, Anton Ro.
man and John Aberiy and wife were
entertained at the Gardner home Sun.
day evening.
Lloyd Gardner and John Buckmeyer
came up from Buff alo, Ia. Tuesday for
an extended visit at the formers par.
ents here.
NJ. Ranc was Lime Springs ship.
per on Monday.
Frank and Maud Bigley called on the
Roman young folks Saturday evening.
Joseph Shimek is reported on the
sick list.
Lillian Prochaska is assisting Mrs.
Johnny Bronner with household duties.
Chas. Ranc and sister Mamie made q
fving trip to Cresco Wednesday.
Will Klein vas taking in the sights
of CrescO last week.
Steve vital called on Chas. Ranc
Sunday
Harry Herpelinck drove through our
vicinity on Monday.
VIM. Jarosh and wife entertained q
company of their friends Wednesday
evening.
Geo. Niewald, Jr., drove to town the
fore part of the week.
.ohn Jarosh and wife called at Ed.
Jarosh's Wednesday. "a
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-12
BONAIR.

Erna Lybbert is quite sick at this
writing.
Albert Albertson made a business
trip to Cresco Monday. returning Tues.
day.
B. E. Thorne was elected director
ut the election Monday afternoon,
which is very satisfactory to all.
Clara Bird visited Saturday with q
friend, Effie Senborn, at Cresco.
Albert Smith and Leon Smith and
wives visited at the Mrs. Owens home
satu day.
mrs. VIM. Michel is on the sick list
this week.
1t 10 rumored that our village is in
fested with small pox. but that is q
mistake, - there are no cas- in town,
but one mile west Of here.
l.. E. Grabau, S. S. Missionary, has
been working in Chester this week.
J. w. Evans and wife spent Tuesday
afternoon at the Geo. Buchanan home.
Mrs. Joe Jones visited Wednesday at
the Marcy home.
DR.. Larawsy was q business caller in
our town Wednesday.
Glen johnson and wife spent Tues
day evening ut the Buxton home.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-12
GOLDEN RIDGE

Mona Michel spent from Wednesday
till Saturday Of last week at C. Nast's.
Vim. Walter and wife, of Black
Water, S. D., came from Cresco and
spent Saturday evening ut Louis
Walters.
Herman Miller and Louis Walter and
families, VIM. Walter Jr. and wife,
Mrs. VIM. Keune and sons, and Della
Kruger spent Sunday at J. P. Keune's.
Carl Martin and Miss Gentlemen spent
Sunday evening at C. Nast's home.
A large crowd of young people spent
Monday evening ut Mrs. VIM. Keune .,
and reminded Herbert of bis 22nd birth.
day. A good time is reported.
Mrs. Carl Mast ST., Of Cresco, spent
q few days last week At c. Nast's.
Dan Bronner and family spent Sun.
day at Herman Weinkaut's.
Tom Dvorak and Manda and Mollie
Miller spent Saturday evening and Sun
day at Cresco.
! Dan Kruger and family, Demo Kratz
and Miss Kratz and Albert Bronner and
mily spent Sunday evening at VIM.
1 keune's.
Mrs. A. H. Keune spent Monday u
Mrs. VIM. Keune's.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-12
WEST VERNON.

Leslie Sebastian and wife entertained
company from Monona, Sunday after.
noon.
Sorry to say that Will Woods 10 on
the sick list.
Ed Hosting, Of Calmar, 10 visiting biz
cousin, Ed Bouska, this week.
Jim Miller and Chas. Fish spent Sat-
urday evening in Cresco.
Mrs. Amandus Schneider returned
from West Union, Monday. They will
make their future home in Cfesco.
George Burnikel entertained com.
pany, Sunday evening.
Mrs. julius Doolittle entertained
Company . few days this wssk.
Adolph Peter and Joe Burnikel called
on Frank Bouska, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Will Rsinhart called on Mrs.
Leslie Seba. tian. Thursday afternoon.