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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-02-09

7 IERE is another Overland
RI Model. A brand new car
at a brand new price.
Many people prefer a car with
the advantages of the larger and
higher priced cars but that is
smaller, lighter and more eco
nomical TO run.
Model IS is a comfortable,
family car with virtually all the
advantages Of the very large cars
at a price which is we'll within
your reach.
The body is the latest full
Nreamlinc design with a one
piece cowl.
1t is handsomely finished in
solid black with bright nickel
and polished aluminium fittings.
Five adults can ride comfort
ably.
The tires are four inch all
around because VIC believe in the
advantage Of large tires. They
insure greater mileage and COM
fort than can be obtained from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-20

ra=f Island Ill., \aE f 1915
eeHr5#er E @shr.ear eaupla .aals S
solicitors
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NOVEMBER'S BANK CLEAR|NCS
EXCEEDED SIXTEEN MILLIONS

Lincoln avenue, is visiting her dauEh-
ters. Misses Helen and aktherme' VINO
are attending school At Oorriin t"iicgs'
She will also visit her c"nSlA' MrS'
James Kemp of ManSteld. heI"re r.
turning TO her horne.
Harry FreaS and James Keys of this
piacc attendeL a football game at Mar
tins Ferry. THURSDAY ,,;
Everett Howell Ui WhrclIuS anu MISS
I.oueila Howell Of state Normal scho"!,
Kent. are visiting at their nome OH
North Lincoln avenue.
Misses Mary Collins and MarJnry Ste
-erIs and MessrS. clyde Patterson. Jonn
Campbell and Thomas Gordon. we're a.
81. CIaIrSvilie. Wednesday evening 70
attend the dance given by the Alpha III
fraternity.
l.. l.. Lnhmirr of East Main street. left
Thursday for Pittsburgh where hi VIII
visit his sons. Ralph and Robert Lon
mire.
Mr. aud Mrs. Herbert Fowler, Of THIS
place. returned Wednesday night after
8 Two weeks wedding trip in the east
Miss Mary Wilson of Bliss Business
College, Columbus, il visiting at he'
home here.
4. Ii. ilrmpling OF Zanevillc. was Il
visitor here Thursday.
Misses r'r"da Bonnell of New Corners.
town and Ruth and Nellie Barrett or
Kent ar" visiting their aunt. Mrs
Charles Naylor. Of West Main street.
Mrs. llaTlEno h;lTlIIl VI ltNli'iiIS tuti :
W, Va. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Will
liam Harlan. ~ East Main street.
Mrs. inertia Knox and Robert Jones
Of Hundred. W. Va, are spending q few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. a. =. Hicks. or
North Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s Ely OF North
Chestnut street are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Walter Thomas Of Akron.
George Chiefly of Detroit Is risttins
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Chiefly.
of West Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. {. NJ. Hardwick and lit
tie son, OF West Main street are visiting
MT. and Mrs. Charles Montgomery or
Columbus.
John Wilson and Harry Goodnight OF
=. S. u. columbus. are visiting at their
homes here.
Miss t;oldbcrEerS of CirClevill" MISS
Gertrude HcSkett and Roland lIrSkett'
Of bethesda. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.
Latham. Of South Broadway. Wednesday,
Harold Bradield Of Columbus is visit
ing his parents. Mr.. ami Mrs. Thomas
Hradrnl6 of Mort h Chestnut street
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American Guaranteed Paint
AT Factory Price
II. Y. Springer. Elm Grove, w. Va
Personals and Briefs

Personals and Briefs.
Work has been started 10y the Subur-
ban Water company on III" exclusion
;! lin. water 'ir'-s III Elm Heights.
The Pennsylvania railroad company
il securing the right Of way through
the Pike district for tn. new prnp"S'"
railroad. ,,.
the Cool Breeze school house.
Cilv Winters u Fulton, spent yoster-
day at Pittsburgh, Ia,
Mrs. Ross ". I'rysuch and children
Of Elm Iiruyc. are visiting relatives III
pUnnra. Pa. w
Miss EyrI Black. student III HE West
Liberty State Normal school H. Sr"n"-
ing the weekend thr Eurst ui H"i par
cnls at Philadelphia.
Dr, L. z. SPEEDY "f Elm; Grove. is WIS.,
itiug rclalires' at Tr!:tdrirhIa.
MIR. aud Mrs. j. il. Wilson "i al
bridge, T., who have hcrn 'lSl'lnS rrla-
tivrs at Woodstlal, harr returned 10
their home
Dr. j. r. Thornton 81 Wu"dsdalc. VINO
has been spending som" ;lnc III Virginia
will rrturn home TOMORROW
The members Of rhr uI%m'Ir cup are
making improvements d" men "'d"-
quarters at WudSdaI".
~ McIilumph? Of E!Ei Grove. hhn
Harry SNYDER III ,;l,nw""i. are SPEND
ing II few days at barnrS|iiin: u
MISS l'lorenc" McraiM =" ,.,. VIII 'i ;,.E,
ander. * spending Icw DAYS III" guest
Of relatives ut Burton.
Two Of the SGndny %'.hn"i classes %t
thr West Alexander Sh!tcrtan rhHF'h
Will hold = social "ir "at"rha!. I'ec"lh-
Der. 9th.
andcr. is visiting rrIsn"s ~ hr'"S'p 80
Carter Carr. If West Alexander. *i'"at
Yesterday al I'atli2, ..
sarah Grandsta:f. of Washington; ~
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MURDER At hammock
Wilbur Higgins Is Being Held eendIng
Investigation Into Death Or
Georqe MarkoVich

George Markovich. 80 year old lhat'
ian, was shot early yesterday ny VII
bur Higgins. an American. in inc l"r-
mrrs home al I}annurk. and died from
the effects al |" O'Clock ytSterus!
morning
Markuvich had quarrel with MS
wife about two weeks ago. 1t is Sald,
and left her. "Wednesday evening he re-
turned, and found in his home ME-
Gins and three boardcrs. all drinking
beer. Markovich'. :, wife left several
DAYS ago, and when Informed ot ms
he started 10 leave Higgins request
ed rha, he remain and join the party.
This is said to have made NARROWER
angry. and he charged Higgins with be-
ing responsible for The S"paratl non from
his wife. An argument enSued ana
Markovich made an attempt to redCh
in his hip pocket. Before he could 40
50. Higgins pulled Il gun and shot INN
through The head. according 10 lnlot'
nation available yesterday.
Sheriff Clyde Bulser and Prosecut'
ing Attorney George ThOrnburg were
mortified and shortly after their arrival
found Higgins and brought him 10 ILL"
81. CIairsville Jail Coroner Henry
Roger of Martins Ferry. will lHaN" this
morning for hammock. where he VIII
hold an inquest.
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skies Of Italy. amid it's speechfui ruins
and stored past, and the Sp.rnd"rS OF
contemporary arts. and never hcen con-
srinus Of their happy privileges.
So. many hnv- inherited Ill" npp"r-
tunities and privileges Of our happy
land and never spent Il breath IN
7 thanksgiving for In" boon or having
hccn born in America and reared under
1be h,nirn Influences If her free insli-
buttons. oh. Let us HAY" The spiri, Of
true gratitude and THANKSGIVING today
Let us say with I'll" Psalmist. 1T is 4
good thing To give thanks unto Jehovah.
and 10 sing praises unto Jeh"VaIl =
Name, . Most High. To show forth .lc-
huvah's loving kindness in tn" NOM
ing and Jehovah's faithfulness every
night: For Thou. Jehovah, hast mad"
me glad through Thy Works. I will
triumph In HE works of Jehovah s
hands"
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MCMECHEN
American Guaranteed Paint
Al Factory Price
A. NJ. Loreutz. McMechen. W. Va.

BUSINESS was aciira!iy SUSPENDED
Yesterday for the Thanksgiving holiday:
All sthrcs. barber shops. tn" hank and
other places Of business were closed all
day. Will special holiday hours were
observed at the post Office.
Lone star Lodge. No. 2. Py;hian Sist-
nrs Will hold its regular weekly busi-
ness meeting this evening in the Lodge
hcadCuartnrs in the NcMechen building.
The members NJ m" MCMcchen Lodge.
So l44. knights "f Pythias. are Plan.
ming 70 attend H. viFita' Jon 70 l." h".'
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In Moundsvflle next Thursday eVenine.
The visitation will be attended ny NOM
hers Of the Pythian orders Of the sren;-
er Wheeling vicinity.
Over score of McMcchcn peoTle
were at League Park Thanksgiving At
tcrnoor for the Wheeling BellaIre hiSh
contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sherman. OF s..
Clairsvillr. O.. spent Thanksgiving h"r"
the guests Of relatives.
WAYNE Gatewood and Fanc Wells
students at the University of PRS
hurEh, will spend the weekend h"-e
with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. a. r. Carney. OF Martins
Ferry. were tho guests Of relatives h"r':
yesterday.
Misses Clara and Te1is CDstck. r.
Fifth street, spent Thanksgiving win
friends IN Martins Ferry.
Mrc. r. r. Doyle. who has heen qritc
III a. her home mere. is slowly tnprof-
Ing.
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WkRWOOp
Elecdon Notes.

TUESDAY. D"cemher 5. is ,hrs day IN me
,,,i,MnrV .cclion will hr held. PeiIS
wy fii" open at "cJock and eI"S IS c al y
o'clock. Til" erection committee OF 'W W!ii-
ell consists Of tin following: ). - ~ ~
FANS. Chairman: y. &. ltl"St"r. - ,,.,,c
Duty. Til" ritiZZcnS '"'l'l'' ,;,, cam.
m " i in selecting Judges is AZ fniloWS
John Wylrs. North Warwood, +. W. Ma
han Center. John J. Dudley. S"n'h.
'rh" names Of he candidates Su iiIi he
cd i'm last Tuesdays meeting VIII w.
sent 10 tie printers on SaturnaH ~, u !,
is earnestly desired. that any or me
candidates. who intend withdrawing
r!amse give notice to tho election com
mitirr Of council. at once, to aNol" fI'
N ballot.
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BIG TOTAL RBPoRTBD FOE THE
MONTH JUST ENDED.
Wednesdays Clear1ng's Amounted &c
So.ooa, 7s1. e3-B1g Increase Over
Same Period for Last Year.

November was Il reSord-prsaklnS
month. 50 far as bank cleariuss are con-
cerned. Although there were only TWEEN :
cy-four banking days. election and
Thanksgiving being holidays. the
months total was $3.50 262.9o. daily
AVERAGE Of more than $50. 900. The In
crSase for The month Just ending IS
$4.461. 7oS.1S. or 3S.& per cent more tnan
the sum for November. 1915.
Wednesdays clearings. according 10
the daily report OF the Wheeling Clear
ing House, were s1.0O3,fel63. while the
report for the same day Year ago
showed a total OF S606. SSo.oS. The IN
crease per cent was SS.
The weeks total. Including NedneS-
DAYS clear!ngs, was s3.T46.S22.60. wn!ts
tha Gala rings for the corresponding week
OF lest wear amounted 10 s2.S0l 0lSS2
Only ona days report IN November
showed a decrease.
Tho months record loll0NN:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
BULLET STRIKES ARM

While a crowd OF seven boys were
playing around Il fire yesterday morn
ing at YorkyilIe. Ohio. one Of the num-
her put a rifle shell in shoe box and
placed it in the fire. In few min
utes the shell exploded. striking
Adolph Serichin. 12-year-old-son of a.
D. Serichin. grocer, in the arm. Or. J.
|. Hunter was called and removed the
bullet from the boys arm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01
ENGINEER JEFFR1Es RESIGNS.

CHARLESTON. II. w, NOV. "V--Il
became known here today that Thomas
l.. J"ffriss, assistant United States en-
cineer. in charge Of tn" kanawha VAL
ley jurisdiction, with headquarters IN
Charleston. has resigned. effective Dc
cember |. He declined today TO make
any statement, other than to admit that
he rendered his resignation several
weeks ago. He has hneu in the service
30 years.
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Services in Christian Church.

on Sunday evening al 80 IN W.
rhris,i,n church Il very Interesting pro-
,-rnm wilI be rendered under tho aus
piCrs Of the {. w. T.. NJ. All are well
come.
Program: -,;,,
voluntary. ......... Miss I.""ta NeSbitt
Vocal Solo (SclccI"hl. ...........:...
Miss Blodwin Thomas
Snlo--(Sc1rcjndD -. Miss Laura To"Hh
Duer--Viulin and piano
Lrota and Ruth Ncsh'tl
Address. ak. NJ. i5>unlc: raStI,
Solo. ..........,...'- $500 WI = '''' 49,;
Solo. Mrs. T.. W. MahHn
HsncdiCti0n.
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oyster Supper.

The oyster supper held last evening
in the Dallas hall under The auspices or
the Modern Woodmcn lodge proved II
very pleasant affair The proceeds de-
rived from the affair will 80 toward the
benefit Of the lodge.
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The Loyal Daughters class Of the
First Christian church Of Elm Grove
has completed final arrangements for Il
social which will h- held this evening
at the home Of Mrs Hawkins.
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Nj. and Mrs. 7. D Taylor cnI"FTAIh'H
The members of their family with very
aiIrariivrly appointed dinner ErStcrHaE
evening Thnsa present were Mr. and
Mrs. r. Modem and family nf liarn"s-
Vile. ohio Mr. and Mrs. {. Q. Smith and
family of EroukSid". Ohio.
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..i..Nrm Sc~tcrda! morning on the Man.
E!nEiun l.ruunreS. but the score Of ii 10
b. The local boys were lighter than thu
Warrington players. VIII" utwclGncd
H., l., Oh All average Of nit"cn pcunHS !"
a
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GAINESVILLE, Q.

RARNESvILLE, O., Nov So-Tho
marriage Of Miss Ada Carpenter. daugh-
ter OF Oliver Carpenter. to Mr. Lorh
NIayberry. son of Cartwright Mayoerry;
Of west Church street. was soleEnnlHeu
al st. Gainesville. Wednesday,. heS;
Dickcrson, ofriciated Both are well
known young people and have tho BEST
wishes Of q host OF friends. They Will
reside on North Lincoln avenue where
they have a home in readiness.
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New Shoe Shop.
Eannilu Dinner Party.

John C'utshaw Will open an up-'"-ua':
shn. repairing shop OH Warw"nd avenue
I,lnw E'uurlh street. in Il few days.
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Dav ouietly Observed.
Siluar Social.

Thanksgiving was quietly observed
Yesterday in thu pike district. Nearly
all places OF business were closed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-01

Trdelphia Defeated.
The Huntington high school football
team defeated the Trindelphia high
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Personals and Briefs.


T.. y. EilIingcr Of New York city. IS
he guest Of j. J. Dudley and family.
John M"IZ IS visiting with T'alrmont
friends.
Miss NIol. Wolf az F'air.nont Is spend
ing thu Thank giving vacation At her
home on Warwud avenue
Mr. and Mrs T. 6. nnrrah and FAM
iIv IF Wundiawn w"rr dinner guests at
tho Edward Wright HON" yesterday.
Mr. ami Mrs p. T.. Rir" were tho
guests OF their brother curtis Rico or
Wheeling Yesterday
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rnfn,+atnc Sewing Club.

EnCeTLlIliS oSWIA1S O4UU'
Miss Helen Wrestling will he hostess
,u the sewing club Of which She is q
member, this evening. The hours will
hn DELIGHTFULLY."- spent in sewing and
conversation. which Will be followed by
q dainty luncheon.
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Briefs.

Pavnoud Patterson % East Main
street is visiting at his home on East
Main street.
Ceril Rose Of Bridgeport is visiting
friends o. this place.
Mrs. 2. Is. WorthinEton, sr, Of South
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The regular meeting of tho Eastern
Star lodge will he held Tuesday evening
December j. Work will be given and
officers for tho ensuing year Will ns
installed. All members ara requested
10 be present.
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rn,ss Gibson Eostesa.


This evening At her home in North
Warw"ud. Miss Doris Gibson wllis"ni:r-
sam with Il bridge party. as Il cota'i-
rirnt L. Mr. Ray Shccan. Of New Haven.
'nunrriiru who is the house guest or
The fnmjIv or l.. IS. Young Of Pleasant
Valley ~ tho conclusion Of tho game,
Il very daintily appointed luncheon will
H. S"rvr,l. IN keeping with the Thanks
;,iNinr SrnShn.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-02-11
ALBION


Several of our people attended the
Mumm sale Tuesday.
Henry Downs took mixed car of
cattle and hogs to Chicago the first of
the week.
A. L. Wallace visited at the j. E.
Wells home in Cresco Wednesday night
and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Henry have been
assisting in the care of his mother,
Mrs. M. Henry, of Granger. who fell
on the ice one day last week and broke
her hip.
J. J. johnson delivered bunch of 70
hogs at the Cresco market Wednesday.
The J. ]. johnson family has been
having tussel with the grip of late,
but glad to note all are much improved
at this writing.
C. B. Ashley is entertaining the grip
at this writing. His many friends hope
to hear of his recovery soon.
About 26 of our young people enjoy
ed sleighing party Tuesday. evening
with supper at the Richards home.
Needless to say all report very en-
joyable evening.
Rumor says Nina Michael won the
medal at the township spelling contest
held at the Nichols school house Tues
day.
Church Notes-Quite an usual at
tendance at Church Sunday. Services
as usual next Sunday. S. S. at 80,
preaching services2:3O. Subject: 1.-The
Signs of the Times
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-02-11
A Biz CITY Attraction.

The following letter was received by
Manager Burgess, of 'The Cresco."
and is self-explanatory. Cresco gets
the city company Of Potash & PERL
mutter,'' which will be here on Satur
day, Feb. Goth, and the letter is guar
antee to that effect -
''New York, February 2, 1916.
c. c. Burgess, Esq,
Manager Cresco Opera House,
Cresco, Iowa,
Dear Sir:
have yours at hand with contract.
The company Of potash & Perlmutter"
that will play you is the only one we
have in your territory at that time and
plays Kansas City, Omaha, Minneap-
oils and is now playing in Chicago at
the Olympic theatre.
Very truly yours,
A. H. WOODS"
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-02-11
MAPLE LEAF.

George and Harry Herpelinck visited
from Friday until Sunday at the paren-
tai home.
Anton and Frank Horejsi are busy
hauling wood these days.
Mark Dugan and Francis Gleason
were callers at the M. Bigley home
Sunday.
Elmer Larson was Riceville caller
Friday.
Ralph Dinger strolled over from
Acme Thursday evening and visited at
the parental home until Saturday.
Elsie Roman is visiting at the Ed
Bigley home near Elma.
bob" White is an occasional visitor
in our vicinity.
Every one enjoyed themselves at the
Fred Groth home Thursday night.
Agnes Kubicheck called at the John
Kubicheck home Friday.
Clifford Gossman, of Canton, Mimi,
visited at the M. F. Bigley home last
week.
VIM. Jarosh and John Wacha were
Lime Springs callers Thursday.
Henry Callahan attended the Farm
ers' Equity Organization at Cresco Sat
urday.
We are glad to note that Marie Jen-
sen, who has been suffering with la
grippe, is slowly improving.
Ben House was a pleasant caller at
the w. H. Dinger home Sunday after
noon and evening.
Frank Wacha was an Elma caller Sat
urday.
Bernadette and Maude Bigley called
on Marie Jensen and Ruth Dinger Sat
turday afternoon.
Roy Ritzie was an Elma caller Fri
day.
Frank Bigley was Maple Leaf call
er Wednesday evening.
Jim McGourty autoed through our vi
cinity Friday evening after his sister
Francis, who is teaching near here.
Charley Murphy delivered cattle at
n. Bigley's Friday.
Anna Frana is visiting her friend,
Louise Herpelinck, these days.
Many of the people that have been
taking tumbles on the ice were glad to
see the snow Friday.
Frank Kakac was Maple Leaf call
er Wednesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-02-11
SARATOGA

Mrs. Bert Miles entertained the Lace
Club last Wednesday.
Lena Bohneman, who was assisting
her aunt. Mrs. Henry Schahn, during
the illness of their little daughter the
past three weeks. came home last
Thursday.
The birthday party OF Fred Groth
port a good time.
Katie Kempf is spending week with
her brother George and family.
Mrs. Brietsprecher was on the sick
list last week.
Mrs. E. A. Watson called on her
daughter, Mrs. John Miles, Friday af-
ternOOn.
Wesley Moses, Jr., sawed wood for
Albert Locke Saturday.
Mary Baethke, who was spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Ball, came home Friday.
The ladies will give supper in Ka-
kac Hall, Saturday evening the 18th.
Anna Erbe and Mary and Minnie
Baethke called at the August Warnke
home Sunday.
Mrs. Will Viebrock and children OF
Montana, are visiting at the Chas. Vie
brock home this week.
John Henning, of Cresco, visited his
sister, Mrs. Ed Schrieber, a few days
last week, also her brothers Henry and
Albert, returning to Cresco Tuesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-02-11
BONAIR.

Mrs. Fred Morris and little daughter
of Cresco visited at the Ray Morris
home here last week.
Rexford Kruger, of Milwaukee,
Wis, came Wednesday for visit at
the j. w. Evans home.
Mrs. Isaac, who has been at the hos
pital at Cresco the past two weeks, re-
turned to her home north of here Mon
day.
B. w. Phillips, who has spent the last
two months in = California, returned
home Tuesday. He reported it fine
place for pleasure trip.
Mrs. Lose had the misfortune to slip
on the ice last week and break her
wrist, which is much improved at this
writing.
George Morris came from Cresco
Monday for visit with his son Ray.
Mrs. Anna Owen was on the sick list
last week.
Robert Daley, of Cresco, was bust
ness caller in our town last week.
Stanley Marshall, of Cresco, was an
over Sunday visitor in our burg.
Owen Jones shipped a car load of
horses to Thief River Falls, Mimi,
Tuesday.
John Meyers, of Albion twp. moved
into the house recently occupied by
Marceys.
Glen johnson has had lame back
the past week the result of fall on
the ice.
MIR. Bowden and family spent Sun
day at the E. E. Phillips home.
The ladies aid dinner at Matt Bow
denis Thursday was well attended.
Thursday of next week they expect to
meet at the Jesse Bowden home.
Eva Grabau visited Wednesday night
in Cresco.
The men of our town and vicinity
met at the Glen johnson home Thurs
day evening and made plans to serve a
supper in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loso are enjoying a
visit with their son, Kelsey Loso, and
family from Illinois.
The Michael Bros, Lawrence, Rueben,
Roy and Alfred, loaded two cars Mon
day and left for Toston, Montana,
where they expect to farm the coming
year.
The little Vogel baby has been quite
sick the past week, but is much better
at this writing.
Those who were at church Sunday
evening were rewarded by good ser
mon on burden bearing. The theme
for next Sunday will be 1.-The Signs of
the Times" Everybody is welcome,
Leon Morgan has rented the farm oc-
cupied by Thos. Young the past two
wears, and will move there March lst.
We are pleased to know that Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan have decided to remain
in our neighborhood.
Mrs. L. E. Phillips was a Cresco
shopper Monday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-02-11
DAVIS CORNERS

A large crowd of people attended the
George Weber sale last Thursday, ev-
erything being sold at marketable
price.
William Halweg was greeted by q
number of relatives and friends Sum-
day.
John Eberling left Saturday for a
visit with his mother at Postville.
Frank Jan came Saturday from Tama
county to make short visit here with
home folks.
Mrs. VIM. Stevenson visited her
mother, Mrs. Clancy, in Cresco last Sat-
urday.
Mt. and Mrs. S. H. Livingstone were
Cresco shoppers Saturday.
Harry Buehler bought oats in Lime
Springs and is busy hauling them to his
farm.
Fred Hrstka made a flying trip to
Lime Springs one day last week.
Baethke Bros. called on their friends
near Davis Corners Sunday evening.
Florence Eberling visited among her
Cresco relatives Saturday and Sunday.
Francis Dvorak spent an evening this
Center.
Aberly Bros. are kept busy most of
these days moving into our village.
Frank Meas lost another horse last
week Friday.
John Koliha was seen driving through
our burg Tuesday enroute for Cresco
with load of furs.
There was surprise party on Mr..
and Mrs. John Kubichek, Jr., last We'd
nesday, which was well attended. The
evening was spent in dancing and other
amusement, an oyster supper being
served at IL o clock. All present mem
toned real good time.
A. S. Bolinger had the misfortune of
having a valuable horse killed on the
ice the fore part of last week.
Charles Musel took in the dance at
Schley, Feb. 9Th,