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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-08-30

COLESBURG
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

!. + 81
coiashnrg will be the next meeting
place Tor the 21st Iowa at Its annual
Z reunion in August, 1917. Cyrus Craig
Is the local member Of the regiment
and will have the matter in charge
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Schwietert Of
Chicago spent part of the week very
pleasantly with relatives here.
Knelper Brothers lost their new sep
N arator by fire Monday afternoon while
threshing for Eli Livingston, sparks
from the engine setting fire to the
grain stacks and then to the machine
Six stacks of oats were burned. The
" machine was purchased this year a,
cost of $3.50.
Mrs. M. A. Hodges has returned
from a sojourn with her son and fam
\ lily, at Oelwein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mckinney and
F. H. Schenke and wife were auto
passengers to Dubuque Thursday, 60
\ ing to see the Hagenbeck-Wallace cir
Gus.
Miss Morga Craig and her Sunday
school class of fourteen young miss
es took an outing Wednesday, spend
ing the day as Brownsfeld's mill in
real picnic style.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dittmer and
Charles Larson, wife and children, OF
Burt, Iowa, visited relatives here dur
ing the week, making the trip in
touring cars. The Larson family
will visit relatives at Cedar Falls on
the homeward trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lands and baby,
Virginia, Of independence, are guests
at their parental homes here for
few days. At"
j. X. Bolsinger is at West Union
this week conducting refreshment
stand during the fair.
An oil stove at Budd Essers bar
her shop caused small confla gration
Tuesday afternoon. Prompt action
prev nted any serious damage.
Z Floyd Adams spent part OF the
week at Independence, from which
place he will depart Tuesday for his
home at Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
w. H. Bristol made business trip
to Manchester Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Klaus and fam
lily were here from Earlvillc Wednes-
day for farewell visit with her
brother, Earl Lands, and wife, be-
fore their departure for California.
The family had a reunion at the par
entail home Wednesday at which the
children and grandchildren--except
Thos. Lands and family of Farley
were present.
; VIM. Sampson Of Klemme was a
recent guest of his relatives and
friends here.
Miss Fannie Moreland was an over
Sunday visitor at Independence.
Miss Fern Dodge was given a sur
prise last Friday evening in honor of
her fourteenth birthday anniversary.
1t goes without saying that the young
folks had a fine time.
There was a lawn party Saturday
evening also, this one given out OF
to Miss Salome Foote,
who leaves soon for Iowa City to
attend school, Miss Salome's school
mates and friends will miss her, but
trust she may find school life at To-
wa City profitable and pleasant.
Mrs. J. A. Moreland and son Will
lam, who have spent the summer on
he Lee farm near Edgerly, North Da-
sota, returned home Thursday, hav-
ng been summoned by the death Of
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-08-30
Quaint Raincoat.

When rain falls in tropical countries
there Is no mistake about it. The rain
comes as If it meant to sweep away
all such trlf1es as trees and bushes.
A man who goes out in this deluge
must protect himself, but he finds THAI!
macintosh Of the lightest kind has
its disadvantages, for if it keeps tn
rain out, it also keeps the hec. T.:
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-08-30
Discouraainq.

1t Is very discouraging to thought.
Iul man to note how the advice of our
leading medical scientists is disre.
garded in this thoughtless, careless,
ana reckless age, and though we have
"atched closely ever since this pan.
acea for the ills Of the flesh was first
advocated, we have been disappoint-
ed not to see so much as one of our
aoult female population walking about
on all fours.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-08-30
EARLVILLE


'lagtla Z
school begins Monday. September
III. With the new building complies
! in all its equipment and the oil
building remodeled there are no bet
ter school facilities in the county
For the present six routes will be II
operation. The course of study, thu
teachers employed and the method O.
construction, together with grounds
buildings and equipment makes thu
Earlville school fully accredited ant
approved. The school meets every
requirement Of the state department
of public instruction and the state
board of education. The corps o.
teachers employed will be Guy D
Ribble, principal; Miss Harriet Wro.
ten, assistant principal; 18th and Stt
grades, Miss Ida Helbig; 5th and 6tt
grades, Winnie and Rose Sperring;
Sd ard 4th grades, Iva Dunn; pri.
mary, Matte Murley; I'd primary, Miss
Ruth Young; domestic science, Miss
Bessie Lewis; manual training and
athletics, Deane Soule. ..-
Vera Carly was the guest of rela-
tives in Dubuque from Thursday until
Saturday evening.
Miss Grace Couchman, who has been
visiting among her friends here the
past two weeks, departed for a visit
with relatives in Davenport. Pr
Mrs. William Hunt and daughter
Lucille departed Sunday for Roches-
ter, Minnesota, where Lucille will
undergo an operation for the remov-
al of adenoids.
Mrs. Susie Hensley and young son
of Glenwood, Iowa, arrived Tuesday
for a visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Breckon.
Lawrence, the five year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Koehne, was
painfully burned on the chest and
arms. He was playing with matches
when his clothing caught fire, and be-
fore help could arrive he was fright
fully burned, but at present he is re-
covering nicely.
J. A. Miller and family attended the
fair last week.
DR.. H. A. Tobie, wife and daughter
zala, H. J. Vanfleet and wife are
the number from here in at
;endance at the State fair at Des
Moines this week.
Rev. Fred Seger of Waterloo spent
| few days in this vicinity during the
week.
Mesdames Elizabeth Cousins, Nellie
Sperring and May Hunt and baby de-
parted Wednesday for visit with rel
ltives at Thompson, Iowa.
Mrs. Leslie Tietge and three chill
lren departed Tuesday evening for
heir future home in New York Cityi |
W. W. Taylor, wife, Florence and
Herbert Winistofer are making an
.uto trip through Nebraska and South
Dakota, departing Thursday
Rev. A. w. Virgins and wife return
d Tuesday from a short vacation trip
o Toledo, Ohio, and Pittsburg, Penn.
Miss Ivy Hunt and brother Leon
re visiting relatives in Chicago this
week and will spend a week at Lake
;eneva before they return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lafevre en-
ertained a company of relatives to
he number Of twenty-four at their
ONE Thursday. A picnic dinner was
he feature of the entertainment, and
7as heartily enjoyed by all present.
w. E. Cattron joined his family
ere Monday and after a weeks WIS.,
among his relatives will accompa-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-08-30
MANY P0sTMAsTERs NAMED
Illinois, Iowa, Michigan and Wisconsin
Places Filled by the
President.

Washington, Aug. %. - President
Wilson sent to he senate these nom.
nations for pt iusters:
Illinois-Rol ,. Duff, Clay City;
Gilbert L. Hou= layton; A. ]. Ike
mire, Louisville; i !. Boyle, Roberts.
Iowa.. N. Mccoy. Corydon; ]. w.
Forward, Edgewood; T. L. Finley,
Missouri Valley; r. A. Mortland, Mon
tezuma.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-08-30

son and brother, Tom Moreland. Mrs.
Blanche Lee and children accompan-
led them.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Bolsinger Of
Manchester spent part Of the week at
his parental home.
Henry Smith Of Independence was
here last week to see his father-in-
law, Jacob Lands.
Mrs. F. M. Coon has gone to Volga
for visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Alex Moser, and family.
Geo. Schenke and son Floyd are
at Des Moines attending the state fair.
The time for beginning school has
been extended one week, to Septem-
Der 4th. Two Of the teachers were
unable to come until that time, and
it was impossible to get the build
ings in readiness sooner. Miss Fern
Pepper is just recovering from an
operation for appendicitis. Miss Ma
bel Ferris is with her mother at Roch-
ester, Minnesota, where the latter had
an operation for goitre.
This community has been saddened
by the tragic death of a former Coles
burg boy, Tom Moreland of Seattle,
Washington, who met his death by
drowning, Tuesday, August 22d, hav-
ing been seized with cramps while
in swimming. Tom was born Febru-
airy I'd, 1886, at Colesburg, and grew
up in our midst. He attended the
public schools here and graduated
from U. 1. U. at Fayette. After teach
ing at Kalona and Clinton, Iowa, he
went to Washington, where he had a
fine position in one Of the high schools
of Seattle. On July 22d, 1915, he
was united in marriage with Miss Re-
ma Benton of Oskaloosa, Iowa, who
with baby daughter survive him.
He is also survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Moreland, three
sisters, Mrs. Blanche Lee Of Edgely,
North Dakota, and Mrs. Gertrude
Knee and Miss Fannie Moreland of
this place; and two brothers, Ike and
William, also Of this place. The re-
mains were brought here for inter-
ment, which will take place at Oak
Hill cemetery Monday afternoon. The
services will be in charge of the Ma
sonic order That such promising |
young man should be called so sud-
denly while in the strength and vigor
Of his manhood and with so promis-
ing future, is beyond our ken. Some
day we shall understand. s..
Chris. Miersen and family from
Dyersville were among our callers
Sunday. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Tuition and son
Arlo, Of Greeley, spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. T. S. Davidson.
Jacob Lands passed away Satur-
day, August 26th, death being due to
the infirmities of old age. He was
born at Uniontown, Pennsylvania on
December 22d, 1929, and was therefore
in his SSth year. Coming to Iowa at
an early age, the greater part Of his
ong life was spent in this vicinity.
He was twice married, both wives
" 1 |
,ers and two sons were born to him,
one daughter, Mrs. Henry Smith Of
having passed away in
1915. Those surviving are Mrs. Lii
lie Hearn of Monticello, Andrew Lam ;
lis of st. Paul, Minnesota, and Chas.,
If this place, and at whose home he
vas cared for in his last days. One
Abraham Lands, also sur
'ives, the last member of the fam
ly. Thus another old settler has
,een called to his reward Peace to
lis memory. Funeral services will be '
leld Tuesday afternoon from the M.
J. church and interment made at Oak
Hill.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-08-30
To Stop Leak.

ieak IN gas or water pipe fire.
quently causes no end of damages he.
fore the plumber can be called SIN
Il can be stopped temporarily with a
nlllng mixture made of yellow kitchen
soap and whiting, mixed in a thick
paste.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-08-30
residence.

residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Carly are Wis
iting relatives and attending the State
fair in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. G.. Cousins de-
parted Tuesday for visit with their
son and daughter at Oelwein.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
West Flat

Miss Edith Campbell visited
home folks from Wednesday eve
till Sunday. She reports the La
mar high school as better than
ever.
#. F. Evans gave thanksgiv.
ing dinner TO relatives and
friends. Everybody report, a
Jolly good time as well rs a good
dinner.
Thu TURKEY shoot went off
smoothly. Every2ods was so in
terested, they could not quit till
darkness began to crowd them.
Seems queer that most of tur-
keys went to old bachelors.
Some of West Flat neighborS
have beer burning tire guards
This is a good move. and think all
neighbols should do so
The broomcorn haulerS all
bring back lumber with them
This means better improve
ments.
The C. C. Evans gave, six
o'clockSdinner to relatives and
friendsSturday eve in honor OF
Miss tIHhN Campbell.
a est2per will be given at
Prairie View school house Friday
night, Decem ber sth.
Omer Myers and friend spent
Thanksgiving with the Peter
Butcher family.
J. w. Greenly and family and
Faye Mcclure have gone to Kan
sas to spend the winter.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
Big Flat

The box supper was a grand
Isuccess-tine program and took
in over $50, to be applied On seats
for the school house.
Little Marie Conner is on the
sick list again.
J. P. Fl. Jackman and hi
brother Van Jackman ateThankS
giving turkey together-hrst
time in over 40 years.
The dance given at kempln S
Friday night was we'll attended.
Dewey Jackman, Jessie Lynch
and Willis Mathewson are help
ing Austin Bethley gather maize.
Rhae Lackey and Jabe Green
have completed Mrs. Greenlee's
well-,60 feet deep.
Mr.. Hair is on the sick list.
Lester Hocket visited at Jim
Campbell's Friday.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
Prairie Queen

The box supper at Prairie
Queen was great success; pro-
ceeds $11O.98: to go towards fin
iShing the school house.
b. f. Lynch from Clifty, Ark, =,
is in this part looking ont 4 loca-
ton.
Ned Jones and Mrs. Orvile
Jones spent the day last Sunday
at J. w. Lynch s home.
The Sunday school election at
Prairie Queen was held Decem
ber 8 for the coming year.
A. A. Brand mas his new house
almost ready to move INTO. VIII
finish this week.
Paul McGinnis and Archie
Ellis, near Villas, visited John
Lynch Saturday night. Archie
|Lynch's S mother went home with
them Sunday.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
Stonlngton

W. A. Thompson sold fine
team to man near Clyde last
week.
We bad d nice entertainment
at our school house on Thanks
giving evening.
Rev. Eo-grave has been hold,
ing meeting at No. g.
DR.. Nicholson killed beef las I
Tuesday and delivered it to ou.
merchants
Mrs. Il. b. Kerr is kept busy
these days feeding the people
passing through.
Geo. Erwin Konkei and j. w,
Baushman have the incest lot oi
feed in these parts.
DR.. Nicholson and A. Penny
attended services at. 80. e las
Sgnday night and Erwin Konke
and family on Saturday night.
B. Fl. Jones, Everett Thomas
and H. X. Ellis attended court al
Springfield last week.
While putting = belt on the J
il. Long threshing machine.
While in operation, z. j. Osteer
had his hand badly injured lasl
| week.
: Aunt Betty Long is building q
fine house on her farm west OF
town, Clyde Henrickson doing
the work.
Our good barber went to Elk.
l,art last week and bought lum.
Der for a residence and shot
con bined and will begin building
at once
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
Plum Greek

We are having some splendid
weather.
A large crowd attended the
Thanksgiving exercises at tile
school house.
j. J. Richard went to Lamar
the latter part of the week
j. }. Pulliam and W. L. Tandy
went to the cedars the last of
the week.
S. l.. HickcoX is helping Mr..
Coburn with his feed.
We see Elmer johnson has dis
carded his crutches again.
Lum Little and Charlie Johnson
went to the cedars this week.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08

Mrs. o. G. Mason has been
very sick but with the assistance
of DR.. CuIp is now up and about
well.
School is progressing nicely,
but they sure need fuel. The
children can't go much longer
with out fire to keep them warm.
Mr.. Biglee is doing well with
his store.
[Does he call it "the Horse
shoe store?
Elya and Ben Mason came in
the Goth from Kansas.
Mrs, Mary Russell and Doug
ty were trading at the Big!ee
store last Thursday.
Johnnie Barnard returned
from Texas where he has been
doctorinR.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08

Russni. Cunningham and VII,
are vis,.irg their old home in Ok,
jahrmo.
B 'u1mcpru seeding is almost
completed il this neighborhood.
The general health Of our
npilhbors is good this fall, and
all are Wearing an expression OF
gratitude ov the good crops OF
broomcoru and prices. Ny ad-
vice is, produce what you need.
Our land will do it if you give il
"A chance.
DR., j l.. Ballou of Ponsford,
Mimi, is Wis ting his brothers
here. IIs is we'll pleased with
the country and has decided to
locate here
He p' released the half section
of land vest Of Macy's store, bin
1nging t. M Ford, and vii!
erect a modern little bungalow
in the near future. We are 60
'ne now 20 have doctsr.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
ENdler

DR.. Elder and wife have gone
to Atclison, kans., to spend the
winter.
Chas Collier returned from
Lamar Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Collier
and children spent the day Sun
day at Blaine Reininger's.
Blame Reininger's father and
mother from Fargo, Okla, are
visiting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Collier
went to Lamar this week to
bring lumber for their new
house. Their insurance was aG-
justed last week in full.
Grandma Stewart and Percy
Mullholland maie a trip to the
ccdars last week 70" wood.
Chas. johnson made the pur-
chase of a nice bunch Of heifeIs
last week.
Mr.. Karl Krell and Miss Elva
Goodrich were joined in Wed
lock by Rev. Huffman We'd
nssday evening Congratula-
tions and best wishes.
THE Herald also extends con
gratulati ons
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
Richards

Arthur Marriott and family au-
toed to the Welch ranch the 3rd.
f ed Collins and wife spent
Thanksgiving with the Bert
Wells family in Elkhart.
Oscar Nance and wife called
on F. Fl. Mitchell and wife Thurs
day.
H. e. Turner and wife visited
in Elkhart Thursday and Friday.
Harry Dean and wife and
mother visited Bert Glasgow and
family Sunday.
l. j. Richards was taken to
Lamar Friday, where he will re-
ceive treatment. His wife and
daughter accompanied him.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
CLYDE

Clyde people gave q bachelor
dinner Mt No. 2. All kinds Of
good things to eat. No one can
say that we have to starve In Ba-
ca county, which is one thing to
be thankful for. All departed
late in the evening, declaring
that they had an extra good time
and not feeling the need of any
thing lacking in the eating line.
Jess Shelton and Gulick help.
ed Frank Smith q couple Of
days this week.
Cleveland Smith, Burle Clen.
ents, and Carl Clements took
broomcorn to Elkhart this week.
Gladys and Cordia Autry
spent last Sunday with Luella
Guick.
Literary was organized at No.
2 Thursday.
C. Il. Autry is ceiling his
horse this week.
There will be hox supper at
No. 2 the 9th. Everybody
bring well filled boxes; also
bis POCKET book full of money.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
(Srandview

D. w Babcock and family visit,
ed at II B. Clapp's Sunday.
A baby girl asrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harger on Sat-
urday The 2otl.
J. P. Vandermark and Asa !.
Hess spent few days with
friends and relatives at Spear
vile, kans., last week.
Logan Bond and wife were Wis.
iting the Latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Adams, Sunday.
Clarioel Beckman spent
Thank sgivinr With home folks at
Baker.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
M Ninley ''s;''ss s.s,..

Wheat not doing any good on
account of dry weather. :.
Gaas, Daniel and family lef.
Tuesday morning for Altus. OK
h., where they will visit with
relatives and friends for some
time.
EIVin Wren and wife from near
Wentworth visited Grandma
Wren u few days last Week.
j. 3. adams butchered hog.
last week.
The school directors put new
desks in our school house Mon
day.
j. c. adams has his residence
near completion now. His fami-
ly VIII be here next week.
p L Mckinley sold broomcorr
last. week.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
PleaSant Vi8V
%


This week will see the maize
threshed here.
Literary was organized last
Friday night, and is to meet
every other Friday night, Eve
rybody is cordially invited.
Thanksgiving will soon be
here and it will see several more
turkeys slaughtered.
The Thomas twins Carrie and
Clara were surprised last We'd
nesday night-by a gathering of
young folks. Everybody enjoy
ed themselves. Carrie and Clara
celebrated their 18th birthday.
Norris Lyman spent Saturday
night and Sunday with M. NJ.
Akers and family.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
SSetOns burg.

Good morning, Herald readers
+. A. Sherman, Walter Briles
M. 5. and John Lowe went to the
cedars last week.
.Ino. Brown and family ate
Sunday dinner with Thos.
Brown and family.
J w. CoIseley and son were in
the Rodlev neighborhood last
week.
Con Bosley is back to his old
Baca county home to spend =
few weeks.
Quite a number of the neigh
bors hauled their bro0ncorn to
lllkhart this week.
Hope Brown spent Sunday
with Agnes Holey.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
West Pretty Prairie

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Medley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Medley
motored to Kingsley, Kans., for
Thanksgiving.
Miss Pierce took a load of
broomcorn to Elkhart for Chas.
McMnllen this week.
Geo. Mathews butchered three
hogs Saturday.
]. w. Dawson threshed Thurs
day.
Orie Stieers went to Holly Fri
day for material to remodel bis
house.
Faulk's auu Mathews enter
tanned Thursday with turkey
dinner.
There was pie supper at the
school house Thursday evening
for the benefit of the Sunday
school
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08

have gone to Kansas to visit
friends and relatives. ..
Ray Isosley and family are Wis.,
iting her parents in Las Animas
county.
II bussard has gone TO La
mar after a load OF oil cake for
Dick Wright.
Henry Lively has Il job haul
ing oil cake for rnnchman west
Of the Butte.
Mr. Kick started to Elkhart
last Thurrday.
Nettie finkle nrtenied the
taffy pull a. Mr.. CaIhoun's last
Tuesday evening. All report IL
merry time.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
Lays Chapel

AS | have not seen anything
from this part | thought ] would
write few lines about our new
school house.
We are having school COW,
with eleven in attendance, ia rs.
Dunn teacher.
Grandma Lay Invited the
school down for dinner for
Thanksgiving.
Earl C. Denney visited Our
School last Wed nesday.
We have Sunday school every
Sunday evening and preaching
once month.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
North Flats

We have been having some
pretty weather the past week.
Born to MIR. and Mrs Ira
Chenoweth, Saturday. boy.
j B. Bickford, W. y. Riggs
and others nave gone TO Lamar
after freight.
A l.. Smart's family have gone
to Kansas to spend Thanksgiv-
ing.
Born to J. M. Stewart and
wife, Sunday, a boy.
There was a good attendance
at literary Friday evening.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08

The allies some time ago took
possession of the Greecian navy,
and have Just compelled that un-
fortunate little country to give
up their guns and munitions of
war, thus showing the same re-
spect for a scrap of paper" and
nutrality in Greece that Ger
many did in Belgium.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
Pride

About 80 people enjoyed g
good Thanksgiving dinner at
Lloyd Shuman's Thursday.
joe Caldwell and wife have d
ana boy at their house. born
Friday. Mother and babe doing
nicely.
Gsanuma Hawkins, Mrs. r. E.
McGaIlum : mother, died Nov.
o at E. E.khart. Kans., 78 years,
Z mu. ms and 20 days old. She
caves turee rmldren to mourn
ler loss. They have the SYM
&. ay o. the nei2hborhood.
J. . Harmon and wife re-
.l nod from Kansas City Tues.
day.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
@sraft

The new Sunday school is do
ing nicely. There was good
attendance last Sunday.
John M. Graft is at home with
his family for Thanksgiving.
Dennis Commings is back from
Lamar.
]. D. Ward is building a resi-
dence on his claim.
Emery Wilson is back with his
we'll. drill after his accident, and
the drill is at work. MIR. Boyd
is helping him.
Mr.. Tomlin was thrown from
his wagon and severely hurt
Thanksgiving day.
There was q large attendance
at the literary and pie social
Friday night. The bidding on
the pies was lively, and $1,000
was realized from the sale.
Wm. Won Buskirk and Emery
Hill have gone to Oklahoma to
work in the oil fields.
Coy Denney purchased the
John Jones land a short time
ago.
Broomcorn crops are making
land value increase.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
Prairie View
December 2.

D'CVIII UGT z.
Mr.. Runce made trip to
Elkhart last week.
Ralph Preston returned from
Oklahoma last Friday.
Mr.. Biddle and Dick Bonewell
went to Lamar last week.
Mrs. Bunce called on Mrs.
Preston Saturday.
Mr.. Ferguson called on Claude
Preston Saturday.
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
L2AKE VIEW9.ss,e, 81.

Dan Bosley has returned home
from Kansas, where he las been
since last June.
O. Fl. Smith and Clifford
White are building a house for
Mr.. Sawyer, two miles north of
North Fork.
Will Cramer and Mr.. Kish
The Springfield herald., 1916-12-08
DR.. Verify of Tive Buttes W

DR.. Verify of Two Buttes was
here Saturday on one of his peri
odic clean-ups of the town. This
is a matter that every one should
interest themselves in, not
alone for sanitary purposes, but
for the neat appearance of the
town. All trash should be put
into garbage boxes, and then
hauled out of town.