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Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
ROBBERS [00T
 AND DYNAMITE 7 N. P. LIMITED
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SEATTLE, Wash, Feb 24-Two bandits, heavily armed, held up the Northern Pacific's eastbound North Coast Limited train near Covington, twenty five miles east of Seattle to- night, and after uncoupling the bag gage and mail cars which they ran a snort distance up the track, stole five pounches of registered mail which had just been received from the ori- ent and was being forwarded to New Yolk
 The bandits used five charges of dynamite in an attempt to blow open the express safe, but reports re- ceived shortly before midnight said the safe had withstood the efforts of the explosions. Officials of the Northern Express company said the safe contained nothing but company reports being forwarded to St. Paul Alter robbing the mail car and failing to blow open the express safe the robbers uncoupled the engine which they ran two miles up the track to within a mile of Ravensdale, where they abandoned the engine and |. Four of the registered mail pouches were found on the floor of the engine cab. The pouches had been cut open and letters and packages rifled. Post office officials tonight were unable to state the value of the loot
 The passengers were not molested although they were badly frightened by the robbers who fired several shots to intimidate them after the train was stopped.
 Two automobiles filled with deputy sheriffs left Seattle soon after the robbery and the small towns along the railroad were notified to join ir the hunt for the men. Because ot the nature of the country, which is [ partly wooded district in the foothills of the Cascade mountains. it is fear ed that the men will be able to react Seattle or Tacoma.
 The North Coast Limited train Jeff Seattle for Chicago at 7:10 o'clocl tonight and was stopped by the rob bers an hour and a half later, half al hour after it had turned eatward a Auburn and began the climb up thu
 
 the Cascade mountains.
 Five heavy pouches of registered mail from the Orient were on tn, train and railroad officials believ, the mail car and not the express ca was the one attacked by the rob bers.
 The registered mail was receives by the Canadian Pacific liner Elm press of Japan. which arrived at Val Couver, B. C.. yesterday, and wa transferred to Seattle today for for warding to Chicago and New Yorl Postoffice officials said there wer no money shipments in the domesti mail, but they did not know the con tents of the foreign pouches, each C which weighed 75 pounds and ma have contained packages of grea value
 Officials of the Northern Expres
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RUMOR SENDS WHEAT DOWN
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CHICAGO, Feb. PA rumor, which is denied. but which while it was current on the Board of Trade near the close today. sent the price of wheat down seven cents, will be in vestigated by a committee of the board, it was stated tonight. The rumor was to the effect that the Ger man ambassador had been handed his passports. It began circulting about fifteen minutes before the close, and denial of it's truth came too late to check the decline. It is estimated roughly that bull leaders dumped 6.00c, ,000 bushels overheard and forced other holders in this and outside mar kets to follow suit
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
POLICE WATCH
 FRISCO T0NCS
 FUR OUTBREAK
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24.-The police have an extra detail in the Chi nese quarters here tonight in antici- patton of an outbreak between the Suey Ong and Suey Sing tongs follow ing the arrest today of Gin Him, Suey Ong for the alleged murder of Henry Chaw Chong, a Suey Sing, during the recent shooting.
 The accused murderer, the police said, was betrayed by a member of the Suey Sing tong, and retaliation was expected from the Suey Ongs.
 The Hop Sing tong held it's annual benquet in the Chinese quarter toni5ht and the affair passed off without IT. terruption, principally, the police said because the Bing Kongs, who were tc have banqueted last night but post poned it, have all gone into hiding.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
TEN DEAD IN
 B|C SNOWST0RM
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LONDON. Feb. 25.-Ten lives were lest and extensive damage done to shipping as a result Of yesterdays snowstorm which swept the British Isles. Nine men of the steamer Carl ton were drowned when the vessel sank during the gale off Deal In Birmingham, where eight inches of snow fell. a woman died in the streets as result of the intense cold.
 Reports from the provinces show snoWfalls in various parts of England, varying from five to ten inches in depth. Only two inches fell in Lon dor and it's suburbs, but traffic was greatly hampered because men were unavailable to clear the snow away The need of men for the same pur- pose also was felt in the provinces.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
SHIRTMAkERS ON STRIKE
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NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Thrty thou sand members of the Shirt Makers, Boys waist and Ironers unions in more than 200 establishments struck here today for higher wages. shorter hours and the abolishment by the manufacturers of the practice of sub contracting. Union officials declared that in some cases machine operators or sub contractors, as they are called, employ as many as eight and ten workers and pay them whatever they please. In this way it was said the manufacturers evade the responsibil- ity of fixing uniform wages and hours for all the workers,
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25

Jeff: McLemore-notJ Jefferson or even Jeff, but Jeff :-is the congress- man-at-large from Texas. He always uses the colon. He explains that it is boyhood fancy that he has clung to. In his autobiography in the Con- gressional Directory he says he was born Ion a farm in Tennessee, on Friday, March 13, in storm" He says further that he never received much schooling because of his aver sion to teachers" He has been cow boy, prospector, and newspaper man in Mexico, Colorado and Texas. He IS a Democrat and lives in Houston.
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lhSPbbhNo' IN' GSooSN svhSJ
 SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 24.-Suit was filed here today in the superior court against the California Cured Fruit Exchange by s. O, Walker its cashier and secretary, to recover $3S,- 137. Walker also attached a large quantity of cured fruits warehoused at Sacramento.
 The amount claimed by Walker, ac- cording to the complaint, includes six months back salary and interest on s37, 900 advanced by him through the exchange to various members of it.
 The California Cured Fruit EX- change was described in the complaint as a cooperative concern embracing twenty four cured fruit associations at Sacramento, Woodland, Visalia. Linden and other points between and including Fresno and Chico.
 The object of the association was to do away with the mid6lemens profits
 Walkers attorney claimed thaI
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QUAKER OATS MAKES MONEY
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CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-The annual re- port of the Quaker Oats company, made public today, showed net profits of $9,724229 the largest in the cor poration's history In 1914 the net was S2.367,251. Foreign sales are said to have accounted for much of the increase.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-25
Tramps Blamed for Job,

TACOMA, Feb. 24-Tacoma police officers and railroad detectives to- night ridiculed the theory that the cutting of the airbrakes on Great Northern freight train carrying some European war supplies today was due tc a war plot, saying it was just the il responsible work of some tramps.
 Two men, John Ross and Sam Rusky, both of Austrian birth, are being held in the city jail for North ern Pacific officers to face a tres passing charge, it is said Ross ad- mitted kicking the airbrake in such q way that it came apart but said it was done just to see how the blake worked. Rusky says he has no idea what he was arrested for and Ross maintains he never saw Rusky | before
 i Both men said they were entirely indifferent as to what happened to
 Austria and that they owed no loy-
 atty of any kind to Austria now : Several other hoboes were on the
 train and made a getaway when a i brakeman began pummeling Ross af-
 ter the latter had kicked the air l hra lya in t,UO
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company said no money was in the express safe.
 At II o'clock tonight the North ern Pacific had received no further report on the train which was stalled
 between Ravensdale and CovingtOn.
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-12
PLEASANT VALLEY.
July 10. 1Al6

July IL, 1916.
E. T. Anderson and son Ralph of
near Canoe Ridge were callers at Ole
Elus's Sunday evening.
The youngsters from this burg
spent the Fourth at Berg's in Glen
wood, and a good time is reported.
Theo. NaTveson and family, Hans
Erickson AID family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton
Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Erick-
son were entertained at Narve Narye-
sons on Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Severson and Mrs.
Henry Severson enjoyed a drive to
Locust last Saturday.
MI, and Mrs. Ben futile, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Helgeson and son Arthur
came up from DEBORAH last W>>dnes-
day and spent the evening at Theo
Anderson's,
Mrs. Olias Erickson and Sarah
Vale called at VERSIONS Friday af
ternoon.
Mrs. n. Steine called at Narye Mar
yeson's on Thursday.
MRS. Ollas Seyerson was a Decoral
shopper the last of the week.
Otto Lien was over from Frank
lin Prairie on Sunday.
valentine Barth of DEBORAH made
several trips up to his farm last week
A number of relatives enjoyed
picnic at Hans Ericksons on Jul,
Fourth.
Mrs. Thronda Anderson returnet
TO her home on Friday after spend
ing week at the home of her sol
Theo. and getting acquainted wit
the twin babies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olias Severson. Mis-
Lizzie Severson and Torvold Thomp
son visited at John Thompson's Il
Canoe on last Sunday.
Theo. lyerson is suffering from tn
enects OF sprained ankle, which wa
caused by his team running away an
overturning the wagon, but was luck
to escape from further injuries.
Gilbert Anderson assisted Ere
lverson with work on Friday.
Albert Lien marketed hogs in De
corah on Saturday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-12
CANOE VALLEY,
July 10 1Q1l

July 10, 1916.
The farmers are now busy gather
| ing their hay crops.
A large crowd attended the ice
cream social at the church basement
Sunday night. Some over $500 was
collected
Mrs. Arthur Hoyt and daughter
Ethel went to Fayette Saturday for
en- over Sunday visit at her parental
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Usgaard and
children also Mr.. and Mrs. Ole An
derson were guests at the Haugen
home Sunday.
Several from this vicinity went to
Hesper, others to V. Sheetz and John
Berg's, July 4th. All reporting fine
times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Erickson
visited at the Narve Narveson home
in Pleasant Valley Sunday.
Lewis Blein called on Andrew
Jaastad's Sunday.
Amanda Hanson came home Mon
day after an extended stay with Mrs.
Arthur Hoyt.
Ole Haugen went to Chicago with
car load of cattle Tuesday NOR
Il ming.
Mrs. Archie Hoyt enjoyed visit of
her sisters and brothers Sunday.
Miss Marie Johnson came down
from Minneapolis last week for a
visit at the parental home of o. c..
Johnson.
Christine and Amanda Hanson
spent Sunday at the Haugen home.
ldella Usgaard spent the week end
at the Isaac Peterson home.
Mrs. Theo. Severson and baby
spent last week visiting at the Clar-
ence Myrah home in Madison.
| Mrs. Stanton Erickson called on
home folks last Wednesday.
Christina Hanson went over to her
sister, Mrs. Clarence Myrah's Mon
day, where she will assist with house
work.
Several from here witnessed the
ball game at l.. VERSIONS SUNDAY af-
ternoon.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-12
SPILLVILLE.

july 10, 1916.
Mrs. Benda and daughter Helen of
st. Paul were the visitors Of John
Hrushka's family and other relatives
last week.
Miss Lima Herold and her cousin
Celia returned from Algona last week
where they have been visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Swacha and
babe, Mrs. j. |. Klimesh and children
arrived from Cedar Rapids Monday
for visit with the home folks.
Mike Graft autoed down from CAL
mar Wednesday.
Clara Mikesh, her brother Jim.
Emma Mlady and John Hron, return
ed to Fayette Wednesday after Spend :
ing the Fourth with home folks.
Frank Black of Mason City was
visitor at the Frank Benda home
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Winn and family
OF Calmar spent the Fourth with
the latter's mother, Mrs. O. Kapley.
Miss Ora Billings of Mason City
was a guest at the Kapler home the
fore part of last week.
j. kubesh and family of FIT. Atkin-
son visited with the latter's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Mikesh a few DAYS
last week.
Mrs. Frank Kalec was calling on
relatives at FIT. Atkinson Wednesday.
Chas. Andera and his mother were
callers at Protivin Thursday.
Att. Pergler and family of Cresco
were pleasant callers in town Thurs
day.
Mrs. James Polansky and children
or Mason City were the guests of her
mother, Mrs. Barbara Poshusta last
week
virgil Winn was down from Cal
mar Friday visiting relatives.
Frank Kapler came down from
Mason City last week Tuesday for
a brief visit with his mother.
Prof. A. F. Kovarik arrived from
Minneapolis Friday, for a visit with
his parents.
Mr.. Frank Mashek of Lakewood,
n. ID. was guest at John Bernatz' s
home the past week.
Mrs. James Koblishka accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Barbara Kovarik
were CrescO callers Friday.
Ant. Mikesh of Mitchell, S. d. has
been the guest of his parents the
latter part of the week.
Will Swehla and family returned
to Mason City Wednesday, after
spending the Fourth with relatives.
Mrs. Albrecht, Mr.. Jezek and fam
lily from Manly visited relatives and
friends here the Fourth.
Ed Scheidlemantle and family
autoed down from Ossian the Fourth
for visit with relatives.
Mrs John Hospy and children of
RIdgeway were the guests of Miss
Anna kulish Wednesday. s1H
Mrs. Kessel and two daughters ar
rived from Minneapolis Monday for
a visit at the parental home.
Fred SwehIa was down from CAL
mar Saturday visiting relatives.
Mrs. Frank Kalec and son Joe
were Cresco callers Saturday.
Mrs Wilson and children arrived
from Milwaukee Friday for a visit
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. j. Haug.
H. Haug and Gustave Heuser were
callers at Calmar Sunday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-12

Burr Oak, Sunday morning at the
house. The remains were laid at
rest in the Bluffton cemetery. Roger
was with us only few short months,
but oh how he did brighten the home
and gladden. the hearts while he was
here. Roger we will try to so live tho
we will meet again.
Mrs. Ernest Bergman concluded
her visit at Bonair, returned home
Friday evening, her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Monthey came home with her,
stayed until Sunday afternoon, re-
turned home in the cool Of the eve
ming.
Frank Bloomfield and his mother
of DEBORAH, Mrs. Peak and Mrs. Sni-
der of Elderado, Sundayed with
Brittendalls old time friends. The
good book reads, friend loveth at
all times.
Mrs. Ed Fuch called on the dress
maker, Mrs Willie Dinger Saturday
She is having a dress made.
H. w. Shelley and wife visited r.
Wilbur's of Burr Oak Saturday and
Sunday.
Willis Kinney is working for Ell
mer Greenslade today.
Miss Rose EGie Of Burr Oak is
housekeeper at Brittendall's at pres
ent.
Mrs. Paddle O'Brien concluded her
visit here, returned TO her home in
cresco Sunday afternoon. She got
word from her husband by phone
that he was laid up with cut hand.
We hope it will not prove serious.
Mrs. Shelley and Mrs. Rupert
Greenslade called on MRS T. Muir
dock this morning.
Mr.. Griffith's people Of Ridgeway
visited Walter McCauley's Sunday
Mrs. Johnson and Ada Sybert are
visiting in Bonair.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-12
CENTENNIAL.
July 10, 1916.

July 10, 1915.
Mrs. lehman of near Postville spent
several days last week with relatives
in this vicinity
Charley Ginapp and family were
entertained at the Rudolph Buggen-
hagen home near Luana Sunday.
George Allen, wife and daughter
June were calling on relatives near
Castalia Friday.
Gunder Finderholt has new
IStudebaker-
Joe Ehler and sons Ralph and Al
fred were callers at Ed Youman's
Sunday evening
The dance which was given at Henry
Janke's new barn Friday evening
was well attended.
nellie Daniels is On the sick list.
George Crabtree and family were
welcome guests at Rae Runkle's Sat-
urday.
Jim Birdsen and son called at Rae
Runkle's Sunday evening.
Joe Ehler VIII build a new house
this summer.
A number of friends and relatives
spent Sunday at Glenn Einck's.
George Allen and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Crabtree were entertained at
the John Rushman home near Post
vile Thursday.
Miss Phillie Wfltgen who has been
staying at the H. III. Boeckman home
the past month returned to her home
in Ossian.
Joe Ehler and family were enter
tanned at Frank Thunte's near Fes-
tina the 4th.
Ed Youmans and family and Mrs.
John Learn spent Sunday at Mrs.
Stevens.
John Uhlenhake of Festina spent
Sunday evening in this vicinity.
George Allen and family, George
Crabtree and family, Nellie Daniels,
Rae Runkfe and family, Will Crab
tree and family, Archie Jones and!
family and Claude Kirby spent the
4th at Rae Aliens near Castalia.
George Crabtree and family de-
parted for their home in Waterloo
today after visit here with relatives.
Several from here spent the. 4th
at Postville.
Miss Amanda Ginapp spent the 9Th
in Cresco.
Claude Kirby is working for Jim
Birdsefl,
Miss Rena Breitsprecher is work
ing for George Aliens.
Ed Brown of Ossian was bust
ness caller at Joe Ehler's Thursday
Miss Emma Hickman returned to
her school duties at Fayette Wednes-
day after few days visit here with
her parents.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-12
BLUFFTON.
July 10. 1916.

July 10, 1916.
The Fourth passed off very pleas
antly. The Blufftonites celebrated
with their sistertowns.
Willie Dinger and family celebrat-
ed the Fourth in Cresco.
II. w. Shelley and wife, Walter
McCauleys, August Bergman, wife
and daughter Kathleen, took dinner
with Brittendalls the Fourth. 1t was
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergmans sixth we'd
ding anniversary.
Glenn Gossman and family autoed
to Harmony the Fourth as there was
not much doing they rushed on to
Cresco. At Cresco they found such a
crowd that Cresco hasn't known for
many day, they enjoyed the day
immensely.
Pat Koran and family celebrated
in Prosper with Mrs. Horan's people,
the McCabes.
Mr.. Taylor and daughter Ruth
spent the day with Gordon Bakers
at Casey Springs the Fourth.
Stewart Baker and family Of
Ridgeway spent the Fourth at Casey
Springs with Mr.. Bakers brother
and family.
Elmer Greenslade and family cele-
brated the Fourth in Cresco. Mrs.
Greenslade'S father, Mr.. HolverSon
came home with them for visit.
Otto Bergman went to Ridgeway
Wednesday for lumber for the bridge
they are putting in near Nick Mel
sons.
Walter McCauley and family, H.
NY ChnInU xrifn
Burr Oak the evening of the Fourth,
made Ben Sheley's a call.
C. w. Brittendall and wife, August
Bergman and family and Gladys Och
ler autoed to Prosper the evening of
the Fourth.
James Price and wife of DEBORAH
were guests of George Thayer's, for
dinner Thursday.
Edd Fuchs went to Cresco Thurs
day for load of feed.
G.. w. Brittendall autoed to Har-
mony Thursday afternoon for bee
supplies. He also delivered honey to
George SHELLS and to Abe Pierea's,
Mrs. Brittendall accompanied him
as far as Mrs. George Thayer'S;, Wis
tied until his return.
Sarah Murdoch, daughter of T.
MuTdocks was married in DEBORAH
the 5th of July to Elmer Plagmaa.
They will make their home in Decor
ah. We wish them all the joy that's
in store for them.
Clarence Ward, Mrs. Oehler and
youngest daughter of Burr Oak au-
toed through here Friday on their
way to DEBORAH, Mrs. Oehler called
IA hnv do CIo1uc whn 10
clerking for Brittendalls.
Morgue Rider was to Decorah Fri
day on business.
Johnny Green and Archie Ward
took spin out to Cresco the Fourth.
Roger Lewis Murdoch. the young
est son of T. Murdoch passed away
Saturday morning. The funeral ser
vice was conducted by Rev. Edie of
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-12
CALMAR.

July 10, 1916.
Jack Northcote and family spent
the past week with relatives at Har-
per's Ferry, Ia,
Miss Gyda Christensen returned
to Fayette Wedne sday, after a sever
al days visit with home folks.
j. ID. Becker went to McGregor on
business yesterday.
Theo. Winger is here from ST. Paul
for ten days visit with his folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Herold of New
Hampton are guests at the Jos. Sic,
biska home.
Miss Laura Gilmartin went to Min.
neapolis Wednesday for visit with
| friends.
Mrs. Klein spent Saturday and
Sunday at the Klein and Heinen
homes in Ossiau.
Miss Elsie Case returned to Man
chester Saturday after a weeks visit
at the o. p. Ode home.
Miss Libbie Hitler of DEBORAH Wis
tied at the Mrs. Carrie Meyer home
Friday.
Miss Cecil Kampman spent Sunday
at home from DEBORAH.
NhaS' .hiioSS anu ldHlly and A. III
Latimer and family autoed to Nc.
Gregor Sunday.
Harry Conoyer returned from
Cedar Rapids Saturday.
John Vance returned Thursday ia
Mason City, after few days. visit al
the w. V. wager home.
Roy Mott, wife and babe are here
from Cleveland, o. for a visit with
her mother, Mrs. Stromsodt.
Miss Clara Stromsodt is at home
from DEBORAH to spend her vacation.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-12
LOOKING GLASS PRAIRIE.

|
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thomas and
son of Decoroh spent Sunday at the
VIM Feltis home near Hesper.
Mr.. John Koppen spent Wednesday
levening with his son, Fred and fam
lilly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Forseth and
family and Geo. Young and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Young's
brother Henry.
Miss Rubie Barth spent few days
at Geo. Young's the past week.
| Perry and Oscar Kenyon and Sid
ney Smalley autoed to Mabel Mon
day morning.
| Mr.. Willard Peacock and family
and Mr.. Peacock's mother, called at
the VIM. Feltis home Friday after
noon. Mrs. Peacock stayed for few
days visit.
Jake Richert transacted business
in Mabel Monday.
Mr.. Dell Morrison and family Wis
tied at the Bert Mcintosh home last
Sunday.
Geo. Foltz and family autoed to
Mabel Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Richert and
family and Jake Richert and family
spent Sunday evening at the VIM.
Feltis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Feltis and son
were Hesper shoppers Monday NOR
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Koppen took
Mr.. Koppen's father to Prosper
Thursday morning, where he took
the train for Canton to visit his
daughter, Mrs. John Young and
family.
Mr.. James Smalley was a Mabel
visitor one day this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Brufiodt of DEBORAH
called at the VIM. Feltis home Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Nick Richert and son were
Burr Oak visitors Friday evening.
Miss Nellie Mcintosh returned
home Sunday, after two weeks visit
at the Dell Morrison home in Burr
| Oak.
Mrs. Will Stoskopf called at the
VIM. Feltis home Tuesday afternoon
Charlie Sellman was caller in this
vicinity one day this week.
Claud Morrison was Burr Oak
caller Thursday evening.
Clayton Reed was a caller at the
Will Stoskopf home one day this
week.
Henry Smalley was Prosper cal
Ter Friday.
Byron Stoskopf is home for few
days visit.
Carol Hawks spent Thursday at
the Philip Richert home.
Mr.. Fred Thomas and son, william
and Roy Feltis and Bernice autoed
to Hesper Sunday morning.
Mrs. Peacock returned lome with
her son, Willard and family Sunday
evening after a few days visit with
her brother, VIM. Feltis and family.
Albert Wingate was business
caller in Mabel one day this week.
Mrs. Dell Morrison was caller in
this vicinity Saturday evening.
Albert Broghammer was a caller
in this vicinity Saturday evening.
Lloyd and Robbie Richert, Ray
Smalley, Arthur Stoskopf and Roy
Feltis and sister spent Monday eve
ming at the Geo. Young home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Emette Turner are
visiting at the Nick Richert home
at this writing
Will Stoskopf and family were Burr
Oak shoppers Saturday evening.
Weston Stoskopf called at the Nick
Richert home Sunday evening.