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DISPUTE DEPRESSES
TENNESSEE COPPER
Wedge Denies Closing Of One
Plant-Fleming Raises
Question Of Fact.

Wall Street learned yesterday the rea-
sons for the precipitate declines In the
stocks OF the Tennessee Copper Company
and the International Agricultural Cor
poration on Thursday. shortly after
the opening OF the market Il was re-
ported that the sulphuric acid plant Of
the Tennessee Copper Company had been
closed for repairs and that the COM
pany would be unable for some time 20
supply the agricultural corporation with
acid.
The common stock OF the International
Agricultural Corporation dropped ga
points on Thursday, while the preferred
declined - points. On the game day
Tennessee Copper. which had been
pushed up rapidly 20 8Si5. dropped as
points.
on hearing OF the repor, that the
sulphuric acid plant Of the Tennessee
Copper Company had been shut down
Utley Wedge. president OF that concern.
who Is In Philadelphia, Issued the fol-
lowing statement.
"A telephone message has just
reached me from New York that some
ono has made a Statement, 20 the public
that the plant Of the Tennessee Copper
Company has been shut down for three
y "A
nent OF the company is shut down for
| three months. No statement to the ef-
| feet has been made or authorized by
any officer OF this company.
In all departments We are arrang-
| Ing for increased production. The pro-
duction OF sulphuric acid, especially dur
| ing the second half OF this year. will
srpass all previous records by a large
percentage We anticipate that the net
returns from our business In January
and February OF 1916 will exceed the re-
turns from our business In January and
February. 1915"
A little later In the day s. n. Fleming,
president OF the International Agricul-
| tural Corporation, Issued statement
saying that Mr.. Wedge had not stated
facts lie made public a letter which he
said he had received from Mr.. Wedge IL
this letter Mr.. Wedge said
Contingencies beyond the contro! of
the Tennessee Copper Company will
make 1t impossible for some months "a
come to deliver the quantity Of suiphuriC
acid from our plant ~ Copperhill Tenn.
as per our previous adviCes to you We
are making strenuous efforts to restore
conditions where the plant can be oper.
ated at full capacity. and | shall be
pleased to advise you as soon a. we car
assume the obligations under our con.
tract. which are OF necessity suspended
for some months to come. to the exten,
Of our disability or inability to deliver
acid during the said period"
The turnover in Tennessee Copper
shares yesterday was enormous for tha,
stock. Nearly $4,000 shares changed
hands. The stock closed | point of al
50. while International Agricultural com
mon sold down ~ points TO -. the pre-
ferrcd declining ~ points 20 6l
The sun., 1916-01-08
dartmouth Surprises Columbia Basketball Team Easy Victory
HOW TO RIDE IN COMFORT.
Hartford Suspension Co. sends
Oct Chart on Absorbeps.

Guide to Riding Comfort" OF how to
select suitable shock absorber equipment
for your car. 10 the title Of a four page
chart just sent out by the Hartford Sus-
pension Company OF Jersey City. ". J.
In speaking Of this chart Mr.. Edward
V. Hartford, the president Of the COM
sany, said:
Hartford Shock Ab.orbers and Hart
ford Cushion Springs are nowadays more
than ever an essential part of the equip
mont Of a car. owing to their very fine
spring suspension, and especially 80 OF
the 1915 cantiiever type Just coming
Into vogue. We have. therefore. issued
this chart, printed on bond paper exi<
inches in size. showing how 60 select
suitable shock absorber equipment fof
your car. giving the right models to use
for the years 1913. 1914. 1916 and 1915.
SHOCK absorbers and coil springs az
feet the riding qualities OF an automobile
In different ways. Hartford shock Alb
sorDers control spring action. preventing
violent contraction and recoil The fric-
tion plates absorb and dissipate the
energy created by the spring movement.
thus reducing jolt. jar and vibration TO
MINIMUM. Hartford Cushion Springs
,rease spring action. absorbing the
small shocks which would otherwise be
transmitted to the body OF the car. II
10 obvious that the preferable arrange
ment 10 to use both shock absorhers and
coil springs but if this IL not desir able
II must be decided by the way the car
rides which will be OF greater advan-
taGe"
The sun., 1916-01-08
TINKER WANTS STEVE YERKES.
Makes Bid for Pittsfeds' SECOND
Baseman ON behalf of Cubs.

CHICAGO, Jan T.--MaTagcr Joe Tin
ker visited the old cub headquarters
in the Corn Exchange Bank Bullding
to-day and obtained from Charles
Thomas. former cub president, the con-
tracts of the payers OF tn" team,
Weeghman and Tinker plan to go over
these contracts carefully and then will
submit to President Ieuer OF the Ma
tlonal League the names Of payers on
whom waivers are asked. This list can
not be made public owing 90 the rule OF
the organization forhtlding such.
The new cub officials have put In a
bid for steve Ycrkes. plt.sfed secon0
baseman. Steve jumped from the Red
Sox. Even II Tinker also gets Groh in
addition tu Yerk"s, the Latter would
believes,
The sun., 1916-01-08
BAKER REFUSES TO ARGUE.
Replies to Mack by Declaring lie
VIII Not Lose His Temper.

PHILApELPHIA, Jan, president
William F. Baker OF the Phillies maze
a hurried trip from his home In Brook
lyn TO his Offices in this city to-day ana
took occasion 10 reply to the poor
snort" charges against his club Tor de-
clining to MI the dates on the spring
series schedule as arranged by the man
aRemert OF the Athletics, with the re-
suit that all contests have been called
on.
President Baker says that he did NOT
know the games for waycross. Raleigh
and Charlestown. three OF the nine con-
tests. had been arranged. In repiy
to Manager Mack's views on the break
ing of relations between the two clubs
Baker said to-day:
II am not going TO lose my temper
or my admiration for Mr., Mack and the
wonderful position he has attained In
baseball and which everybody gives him
credit for, and II. In the future he does
not desire TO play any games with the
Philadelphia National League club mat
In up to him."
The sun., 1916-01-08
LAPP GIVEN TO WHITE S0X.
Mack Makes Prcsent Of Catcher TO
Get RID Of Ills Contract.

PHILApELPHIA. Jan. Jack Lapp'
veteran catcher OF the former worlds
champion Athletics. was released to-day
TO the Chicago White SOx by Connie
Mack Mack gets nothing In return Tor
the most reliable ackstop he had last
year, the conditions eing only that Chi-
caRo assumes the contract the Athietics
had with the player.
The Philadelphia manager said that
Lamp was still FIRST class catcher
But I am well supplied with young
catchers." continued Mack. "and am
letting Lapp 20 simply to carry Out my
policy OF building up new team wl'h
young players Lapp has not heard the
news yet. but feel sure that he VIII oe
satisfied 10 go to Chicago. AS there VIII
be no cut in his salary
The sun., 1916-01-08
PENN FIVE IS CRIPPLED.
Martin aud williamson May he
Forced out Of Cornell Game.

fHl''r.pHrA. Jan. 7.-Pennsylvania
" --.r' !u the intercollegiate basket
b.. '..-.e to-morrOw night against the
~ rg cornell five AZ Weightman Hall
49, badly crippled varsity. Both Mar
o. .. Williamson, the regular forwards.
-" 'Dr,,d to stay out OF the game.
N..'. r 're university hospital with
r. '1l ,... OF the grip. while William
s." as Ugut suffered nasty gash IN
rs rr... and was generally bruised
.r ... on.
'". D. ,rn're, is also among those
f'H.' JiN .as badly bruised knee
~ . .'Irt in the game. The only two
good condition are capt
- q .nol and Bert Jones. the two
-..'. H.Elnca and Connolly will start
e.. a. awards unless Williamson
"a .N. , pav. In that case he and
y A r.,nably will lead off.
The sun., 1916-01-08
POMERANIAN BEST OF ALL.
Mrs. Sellers Gypsy Love Takes
Supreme HOnOrs at Toy show.

Mrs. G. l.. Sellers black Pomeranian
Gypsy Love was selected as the best dog
in the show at yesterdays match OF the
Toy Dog Club In the Hotel McAlpln win
ter garden, the reserve going to Mrs,
Frederick ]. Hulrs English toy spaniel
Teko.
Miss T.. c. Roosevelt OF Poughkeepsis
WAS a new exhibitor at the match and
won much favorable comment with her
Pekingess Al &c Beetle. which won sew
ersl ribbons. Miss Edith Bcavor-Webb
with "A Boston terrier. Jack Rabbit, won
6rst in novice and open classes. An
other rev exhibitor was Mrs John Bir'
mingham. Jr.. Of the McAipin' VINO won
frst and a special with her French bull,
Mile. Lubbi.
The sun., 1916-01-08
Vale swimmers Here Tonight.

The swimming team OF Yale Iniver-
sity Will come to New York to-day tn
take on the swimmers OF the College of
the city Of New York at the local tank,
This IL the frs, appearance of the New
Haven swimmers in these parts this sea
son The event will indicate how Yale
ma, he considered MS contender for the
Intercollegiate League title. Pennsy!-
vania, Columbia and Princeton, tho other
members of the League. already have had
II out with the Heights men, The local
team has been practising diligently since
it's last encounter, ana Coach Mackenzie
expects his men 10 give the New Haven
ties a hard flght for the hOn6s.
The sun., 1916-01-08
TOURS.
l7LullIIIl! |6|l|
PUBLIC NOTICES.
BOARD or EsIIMATE AND APPOk-
IIO> NE>T.
Municipal building, New York

NOTICE is HEREBY GlvES mat the
Board OF Water suppy OF The C,,y OF New
Of the state Of Sew iofk enacted in the
year 1905, ani amendments thereto. has
a ,ions '1n es,1mStes se' snd "Ips hSesisatiss pi It
aeemed proper In order 70 ascertain me
rhr'Ss rhrr' Ss,,y y ~ Nsw "" York e,is' % ana are are mos.
available. desirable and best for the said
.appy and has reported 20 the Board OF
Estimate and Appointment with recon-.
uenia,ious as to what ar'ion should. IN US
opinion, be taken with reference thereto.
June r, iSos. and /. sn!,'isd Map ana
water foT The ciiy OF New Yerk. which
hoard cf Water supply Of III. ci,y Of New
York. In the MunicipaI Buiding. PARK
and s cnrsG,s .sa S:.:
srprov.d by the Hoard OF Estimate and
Apportionment July s, 1906 that said msp
con.s2Va'ion Con S'Si CON comm.:ion : ana BY by ina, COM
mission approved October 81. ~isi% that
al.dt 4.po2 ., %s: Ss:a fpSss ss' "9 %
to the s0sfa aSeS S' E''m. icrss snd :.
asss JUN. ma s es .'la %se mSs .ns %oaS
shown upon waE and profile suhmi'@tsd ted
ssmS.a ss Ha e. isiS "d'' and .n,it'si Hi Map and
profile showing manner of obtaining from
r. noharls creek an additional supply OF
| water for The city ~ New Yor&' ~ which
.aii map Is on ME In the ONCE Of the
| BOARD Of watsr Supply Of Tn. city Of New
! Centre and Chambers Streets. In New York
/ CITY.
| NOTICE Is ALSO GIVEN that ths
! Board of Estimate and Apportionment q,
The city of New York has rSed tho l<tt
] day Of January, 1916, at 10 o. clock in ths
/ forenoon. at Room Is. IN the City Hall. Ia
/ The Guy OF New York. as tho time AND
place for . public hearing upon the sale
| report. dated December -, 1915. and hal
resolved that notice Of such public hearing
h., given by publication In the CITY
RECORD and in two daily papers pub
iished In The City Of New York. and b,
publication Of said notice In two paper
designated as "of'cial papers,"if any. for tn
publication Of orlcial notices IN each Of tn,
| counties of Albany. Columbia. Delaware
| Dutches~. Greene, Montgomery. Orange Put
nam Rensselaer,. Rockland henectady
Saratoga, Schchari- Westche.icr and VI
ster. or II there he mons rich In any o
published IN any two papers published I,
said counties, such publications hsvin
been determined by said Bosrd Of Esti
mats and Apportionm~nt tn he r~asonab bi
public notice Of said hearing. and that tn
Secretary ~ the said Board Of Estimat
and Apport'onment was directed TO Civ
such further notice as will meet the re
quiremsnts Of the statute and as he may b
advised by tho Corporation Counsel.
JOSEPH HAAG
Secretary Of the Board Of Estimate an
Aprort'onment ~ Tho CITY ~ New Yort
. Dated New work. C''", p"ce emN"r - iatI
The sun., 1916-01-08
COLUMBIA SEVEN TO BE IDLE.
Hockey Game scheduled To-day Is
Called OH-Five More Arranged.

Simultaneous yeste rday with the an
rouncemsEt of the Columbia hockey
schedule came the statement that the
sane scheduled with the Seventh Regi-
n'.. for this afternoon on the East
Fed rink had been called OF Elim!nat-
* the solder contest the Blue and
Wa.te puck chasors will play Ave games.
the ma one with Massachusetts Aggies
A. Eat Field being on February is.
T-.s 5 the only game which will be
p sd az home.
The season was scheduled 10 start
Wednesday with Williams, but poor ice
prevented Coach Rufus Trimble had
received perm ssiou TO play. although the
4 u'y rad not approved Of the schedule,
TIE Only big college seven which Co
hroa will meet Is Cornell at Ithaca on
frnrutry .. The schedule:
J7rg'-g i2, Springfield Y, VI. c. A. Col.
fse Sprig GIN. lS, Massachusetts AS
& 't Amherst, %, Sdegkill Golf club at
] "E.-s ft bruary 2, Cornell at ithaca
10 Na.sa'hIsrtts Agsies at East Fled.
The sun., 1916-01-08
KEEPING ABREAST OF y
y THE SPORTING TREND

mode Is a dogs idea of nothing 20 worry
about
Maurice Mclaughlin. the tennis
meteor. took up golf short While ago
and now In said 10 nave done - and
two 7ss on the Claremont links at
Oakland. Cal. " may be. but numerous
golfers would like to have an affidavit
to that effect and sworn statement as
TO the length Of the course
Duke Kahanamoku. Ludy Lanser
Harry Hebner. Arthur RaIthel, Ferry
McGlllivray, Bud Goodwin and Herbert
Nollmer--a race swimming confirmation
OF speed. euphonv and ALTERATION.
Frank McGil. the Montreal swim
mer, is now In the British aviation corps
That makes him flying fish.
A number OF college men have taken
up boxing seriously" That's The only
way TO take 1t UP. at least until tho
danger OF rap on the proboscis or a
Jolt on the knockout zone of the facial
| map has passed
There have been three GleaSons Of
, prominence In baseball. two OF them
Bills. and sometimes the Bills are con-
| fused. In the old days OF Won der Ahe's
Browns Bill and Jack played In the In
| field and were brothers. The other Bill
| Gleason Is better known as Kid Glea-
son, Is not of the same family as the
| 81. Louis brothers and though veteran
| was OF later era than Jack and BIZ,
] the latter of whom went into the ST.
/ Louis Are department. Md Gleason
| came from Philadelphia or near by. lie
was n pitcher first, then became a sec
| ond baseman. He played in ST. Louis,
| afterward with the orioles, from which
| team he came 90 the Giants IN "A trade
which sent Jack Doyle to Hanlon's club
| The Kid only a season or two ago was
! an assistant to Callahan In directing
the field operations of the White Sox.
Folweil. the new football coach a,
Penn. was on the wrestling team at that
| university In his undergraduate days
| and was one of the best heavyweight
wrestlers any college ever had.
Do you see any signs that Ty Cobt
is going back: asks Walter Barnes OF
Boston Only TO Detroit.
The sun., 1916-01-08
GUARANTY TRUST LEADS ALL.
GrcRt~st Resources of Any Simila
institution In World.

The total resources Of tho Guaranty
Trust Company, According to a state
mou' issued IN response To the call Of
the superintendent Of Banks for a re-
port on It's condition as 81 December Fl
1915, amounted to- s5o5,736.loi This
represents gain ~ s236. 900, 0O0 in one
year. The deposits Of the Gauaranty
Trust Company increased In the same
pe-iod from S2ll.000. 900 to s4IS. 900 900,
gain of S2rI,uuo 600 In twelve months
Tho ngures are the highest ever re-
ported by III" Guaranty Trust Company
and have never been exceeded by those
~ any trust company in the world
The sun., 1916-01-08
ny WILLIAM n. HANNA.

The new Cubs are to have a bear as
purpose and won frst place in the grid
iron scramble. A bear 10 a great mas
cot when 1t attaches itself 20 a strong
team.
Here 10 one for the u. g. G. A. A
golfer drove from the tee and his bali
settled In a slight depression. As he
was studying the lie. trying to decide
which club to use, the ball moved. lie
took a closer look and saw that 1t was
resting on toad. SO he picked up a
twig and prodded the toad. The creature
jumped and heaved the bail out for a
nice lie. Then the golfer took his mid :
iron and was on the green in 2
Under a date line OF January ! 10 the
announcement that the Pittsburg football
team for next year promises to be one of
the best in the university's history. As
Warner will lose only one OF the 1915
eleven and that team ranked second, IL
would seem that the outlook for this
year Is fair to middling. also that the
1915 team promises to be not only one OF
the best but the best in the university Z
history.
Harvard doesn't want football mum.
bers because they would tell rival
coaches what the Harvard players were
doing. II numbers would tell the Yale
coaches what Yale players were doing
Ysles football Renaissance would start
right there.
Speaking OF Yale. Il is chronicied tina,
the Blue captured both the team and
individual honors In golf. with Francis
r Bloom taking the individual title
That's all right, Bloesom has 10 Bloom
sooner or later.
Chows for the time are on the tor
wave OF fashions popularity. but w
ina gine that be II Airedale. Schipperke
setter. beagle. Dalmat!sn. Skye. 9rea'
Dane. dachshund. Newfoundland
Dandie Dinmont. Boston terrier. whip
pet. greyhound. mutt. mixed. Esqu!ma,
or hairless. the fact that he isn't in tn,
The sun., 1916-01-08

The .Jeffery sedan nj the show con-
,inues to attract the attention Of peo-
pie who have learned the advantages of
owning n closed car. This automobile
has brought the price of "A high grade.
we'll designed and well built enclosed
coach within the reach Of thousands os
people who never before thought NJ own
ing a closed car.
The sun., 1916-01-08

The FordhaP freshman basketball
team plays at COLON Hall. West Point,
this afternoon against the Army plehe
nuIntet, Tho Bronx freshmen have
shown excellent form In their games
this season.
The sun., 1916-01-08
mar Nh>Iiii-NNiE.

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1. iva. trrlpprt -'tf" HEo eNperi'nte trt
sI'at. ,>r..,' NI.ToNrBlIE, 50 Ja,s.
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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-01-21

- + 10 . Il
Owing to the lack of feed, and real
izing that IS cent corn cannot be fed to
an advantage, many farmers around
here are disposing Of their hogs at
sacrifice.
Grace Buckley called on Miss Peter
sen on Monday afternoon.
John Beaumaster was an Alta Vista
business caller on Monday last.
The rural mail carriers have had
hard time of it to make their routes,
owing to the bad roads and inclement
werther, but our Elma Route 3 mail
man has made his rounds in spite of it
all.
The Dave Murray family, who have
been quarantined for two weeks, are
slowly convalescing.
Ralph Buckley called at the Beau
master home on Sunday.
Sorry to say Mrs. F. Shatek and
daughter, Anna, still continue to be
quite sick at the present time.
Roger Fogarty's windmill was badly
shattered by wind-storm dropping the
wheel and demolishing same, making it
necessary to replace it with new one.
The Fitzgerald Ferrie wedding dance
was largely attended and everyone
seemed to enjoy themselves immensely.
Ed Neibaur was Cresco caller on
Saturday.
Phil. Sheridan and Ralph Buckley
attended sale at Alta Vista on Wednes-
day.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-01-21
OTTER CREEK CLIPPINGS.

Another cold wave came along last
week which sent the mercury in oul
thermometers % degrees zero.
Robert Vopava has been numbered
with the sick, but at present is o. K.
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Moe, son Will.
ard of Ridgeway were guests at the
TheO. Kratz home week, in the re.
cent past.
Carl Goocher has been doing chores
for Sam Kratz, of Howard Co. while
the latter was on the sick list.
Rev. H. j. Faust of Waterloo will
hold preaching services at the Evangel.
ical Church next Sunday evening. At
ter preaching communion services will
be held. All are cordially invited to
attend.
M. H. Mealy's folks were shoppers
at Cresco last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Falck and daugh-
ter Miss Ollie visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Vopava of Sumner township the
other Sunday.
Albert Sobolik, from near Protivin,
was pleasant business caller at Ridge
way last week Saturday.
Revival meetings will begin at the
Evangelical Church here next Monday
evening by Rev. w. A. Scholer of Cres-
co.
Some of our roads have become inn
passible on account of their drifted
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wiedaman re-
turned to the home of Jacob Hornber-
ger after few days. visit at the home
Of Charley Kuntz.
M and Mrs. John Aegerter were
pleasant afternoon callers at the C.
Schild home the fore part of this week.
Haakenson's young folks, Ray San
derson, sister Sara, Tomena johnson
and some of Amel Koch's young folks
called at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Fred C. Koch the other Sunday even
ing.
Rev. w. A. Scholer. of Cresco, dined
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Aegerter and
family last Sunday.
Frank Kuntz autoed up from De-
corah last week one day to greet
friends, relatives and acquaintance.
Fritz Ramseyer, of Ridgeway, made
a pheasant business cali near Otter
Creek last week Saturday.
Orville Tomann, of Ellsworth, Wis.,,
arrived here the latter part of last
week to call upon friends at Creseo and
spend some time visiting at the Chris
Schild home.
Some Of Rev. w. A. Scholer's par
ishoners assisted him to haul his wood
for fuel last Wednesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-01-21
WEST VERNON.

mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hanson and
daughter entertained relatives Friday
evening.
Owen Wilson was pleasantly enter
tanned at the Henry Lovejoy home
Saturday and Sunday.
Sorry to say Adolph Peters is on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Sebastian and MIR.
Bouska spent Tuesday at the Leslie
Sebastian home.
IA number of our people J (attended
the Ferrie. Fitzgerald wedding dance
at:Schley Tuesday evening. .4-.rxRxD
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fish ::and Dson
Chas. entertained relatives Sundays
Frank Bouska called on Adolph Pc
tiers Tuesday.
Frank Miller called on VIM. Cough
lin Sunday evening.
Crist Greenhaug and Roy Woods
spent Sunday at the Henry Wilson
home.
Henry Hanson called at the Leslie
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-01-21

Our assessor. Mr.. Eldridge, has very
bad weather to be out assessing.
"A number of our people attended
the M. w. A. ball at Cresco Friday.
Madge Perry is spending these cold
days at the Fred Fish home.
Sebastian and Peter Hanson homes
Tuesday.
Frank Jones called at Frank Miller's
Tuesday evening.
Joseph Gender spent Tuesday even
ing at the Frank Bouska home.
Mrs. Julius Shrader called on Mrs.
Henry Wilson Thursday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-01-21

DR.. DAILY, from Cresco, called at the
Decker home Saturday evening to see
Grandpa Decker who is laid up with q
siege Of la grippe.
Mrs. Gordon Stander went to De-
corah Wednesday to attenda.tife lfuner-
al of an aunt.
Jim Chick is visiting his brother Joe
for few days.
Hron Bros. had the misfortune to
lose valuable horse one day last week
Ed. Cenek and Louis Derr were Cres-
co shoppers Saturday.
Fred Rethamel and family called at
the Rhinehart home Sunday.
w. ]. Chitek was seen going south
Sunday wonder what the attrac-
ton is.
Irwin Ferrie and Margaret Fitz-
gerald were married at LoNrdes Tues
day. Congratulations.
Art Hoppe called at the Decker home
Sunday.
Most of our young folks around here
attended the Ferrie- Fitzgerald we'd
ding dance and fine time is reported
by all.
T. J. Hooper is numbered with the
sick at this writing.
The program and basket social given
at Sch1ey hall by the Schley school was
we'll attended. 2
Fred Derr and family called at the
Ohmacht home Sunday.
Bert Rhinehart and wife called at
the home of his parents Tuesday.
M. A. Derr spent Sunday. with
friends at Lourdes.
Glenn Ferrie, from Montana, is spend
ing a few weeks with his parents here.
Anton Milota and son Pete transac
ted business at Cresco last Friday.