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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-24
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Will be Married November 1.
Many keokuk friends will be inter-
ested in the approaching marriage of
Eugene Vincent McGrath, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas J. McGrath, to Miss
Wilma Letitia Earps, which will oc-
cur at the home OF the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William p Earps, APT
West Walnut street, Nevada, Mo-, on
the evening of Wednesday, November
l., at half past six o'clock. The
| ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. M. F. X. Jennings, pastor of st.
Marys church. and will be attended
| only by the immediate families.
i Mr.. McGrath has for several years
been travelling salesman for the Me-
vada Wholesale Grocery Co. He was
born and reared here and has hosts
of friends who will be interested in
the wedding and who will wish for
him all the good things of life.
The bride is the only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs William P. Earps and is
a graduate Of Cottey college, an ac-
complished musician and young
woman of many social graces. A
series OF social functions have been
held in their honor in Nevada. On
Thursday evening a bridal dinner was
SlSCa NY 4hioS bOloluy cVAhCS, "hiS1A
was beautiful in all of its appoint
ments. The color scheme in decora-
ton of the table was in pink and
white. Crystal baskets tied with
pink tulle held brides roses and the
table was lighted with pink candles
in crystal candlesticks. The dinner
cards in pink and white were tied
with pink ribbons to individual
CRYSTAL candleStickS
Immediately following the wedding
and before taking their wedding
journey, the young people will come
to Keokuk, to spend few days with
Mr. McGrath's parents. They will be
at home after December / at the
Ryburn apartments in West Cherry
street, Nevada
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FOR RENT-No. 22O N. Fourth. large
modern house. suitable for roomlng
or boarding house. John Tumelty.
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THE WANT COLUMN

, FOR RENT-No. SIG Exchange, nye
room house with city water In Kitten
! en-. John Tumelty.
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The Monday Music Club.

The Monday Music club at it's first
regular meeting Of the year last night
in the Y. w. G. A. auditorium, set a
very high standard for the year, in
the merit Of the program presented.
The program was arranged by Mrs.
Ralph B. Joy and was varied and well
balanced In it's numbers. Mr.. Eugene
Carter, on the violin, played two
groupes with the sweetness of tone
which marks his playing. The num-
beers we're all difficult music, Sonata
by Handel, Sicilienne by Zimbalist,
and Romance by Schumann, but were
beautifully interpreted by the young
violinist.
Mrs. Elmer Weisnaan sang q group
Of three songs, Yesterday and Today,
Spross; The Japanese Maiden, Gay
nor; The Waking of Spring, Del
Riego, and closed the evenings pro
gram with Cradle Song BY Mac
Fadyn, with piano and violin &C
compartment. She was very happy IN
the selection Of her numbers as they
suited her voice particularly well.
Perhaps the Waking of Spring and
the Cradle Song pleased the audience
best. She was called back for two
encores.
Mrs. Ralph B. Joy gave two piano
numbers, Elm Rendezvous, Poldinl;
Allego, Cyril Scott and responding to
a prolonged encore played To q Wild
Rose. Mrs. Joy Is a favorite Win
Keokuk audiences. she plays with I'M
usual expression and finish. She
played all the accompaniments Tot
the program last night and as always
her Accomplishments were sympa,,
thetic and added to the beauty Oh
the violin and voice numbers.
Mr.. George D. Barnes, who Is cnolr
director at ST. Johns Episcopal
church, gave a group OF songs, AIS
die afte Mutter, Anton Dvorak; Ave
Maria. Schubert: Hear a Thrush at
Eve Cadman, and responded to an
encore His voice gave evidence Of
very careful training and his tones
ore always musical. It Is to be
honed that KeoMlk people will have
the privilege of hearing him more
often.
Miss Baldwin, the president OF the
c,uh gave a few words of welcome to
the out of town members of the music
cInb who were present. The list or
members from nearby towns is larg-
or this wear than ever before, ana
sneaks well for the widening In
fluence OF the club.
The club hostesses were: Mrs.
Ada J. Norton, Mrs. Coral r. Armen-
trout. WI. ,,.
The house committee: Miss Agnes
Trimble. Mrs. Eugene Maxwell.
Is Visiting Here.
Mrs. George W. Delaplaine has Tor
q euest Miss Edith Mcleod OF san
Dieso Calf Miss Mcleod has been
in st. Louis attending the national
Convention Of the Episcopal church
~ which she was a delegate by the
appointment of the bishop or HOMO
lulu.
Fornishtiy Whist Club. :,
Mrs. Ralph B. Brownell entertained
the Fortnightly Whist club To-Day al
it's regular meeting.
Welfare Leagues Dance:
Prominent among the HalioWe en-
f.s+;yiiies will be the dancing party
~ he given by the young women OF
~. Raby Welfare league on the even
INC of November 1, in the Masonic
ball room.
Entertained at Tea.
vrs Nels Sorenson entertained az
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WANTED-Ten more girls to make
overall suspenders, easy to learn.
Apply Irwin-Phillips Co.. garment fac
tory.
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Pedi.er Is Arrested.
United Press Leased Wire Service!
NEW YORK, Oct. R.-Charged
with homicide, Samuel Tinker, pee
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WANTED-Men. Apply at American
Cement Machine Co.
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FOR RENT-No. 1913 Johnson, three
room frame house. John Tumelty.
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FOR RENT-No. 72S North Thlr-
teenth, nine room house, modern'
except heat. John Tumelty.
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mr. * years the standard remedy Tor all SKID
I;s.asrs LIQUID used externally. Instant
reIief ron itch CSC. soc and Sl.oo. Your money
hack IL the first bottle docs not bring you
seIief Ask also about d. d. d. Sonn-
NcGrath Bros, Druggists
Wilkinson & Co.
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FOR RENT-No. 1922 North Thlr-
| teenth, six room house, partly mod
ern John Tumelty.
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WANTED-To loan money On 4urni'
ture. pianos. live stock. etc. on easy
payments. Strictly private. Phone
963 Keokuk Loan Co. over Mlliers
shoe store.
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WANTED-Men, women and girls
over 16. Apply Swift & Co.
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WANTED-At once, 10000 dull
safety razor blades to sharpen at
Woodbury.. 1104 Main street.
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FOR RENT-ITo. 1928 Concert. seven
room house, two lots and good barn.
John Iumelty.
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FOR SALSSingle comb, full blood
| brown leghorn cockerals. price 75c
and S1OO and also 23 pigs. Phone
Black 1896. Ira Hutcherson, Hilton
| road, Keokuk, Iowa.
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WANTED-Man waiter and waitres!
at ,le Boston Oyster house.
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FOR RENTING. 211 South Sixth.
seven room, partly modern house.
John Tumelty.
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FOR RENT--No. 90t Timea, eight
room house, modern except heat.
John ~Smelty.
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WANTED-Colored dishwasher a
Syngel's Cafe.
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WANTED.

Chimney and furnace
cleaning, by white man. 10 years
experience. Address C, this Office.
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FOR SALE-Six room house. all mod
ern AID in good condition, 18th Com
cert. Phone Black 1912 or enquire
1912 Concert.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One good upright mahog-
any piano at bargain. Time pay
m ants or cash. Loewenstein Piano Co.
| CPS Main.
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w.,f,r. Leagues Dance.

Prominent among the Hallowe, en-
f..+;yities will be the dancing party
to be given by the young women OF
tbs Babv Welfare league on the even
;ne Of November 1, in the Masonic
hall room.
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Eoroichtjy Whist Club.

Mrs. Ralph B. Brownell entertalneu
| the Fortnightly Whist club To-Day d.
ito regular meeting.
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LOST

LOsT-FTlegree gold earring, between
Orpheum theatre and 9Th and Full
ton. Return to Thelma Tucker. Re-
ward
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port of 800 tons. the war office an
nounced.
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LOsT-Monday night small sable fox
hand between Blondeau and Frank
lin on Seventh. Leave at this office.
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ls VISITING Here.

IS VTSItIH9 fICFS'
Mrs. George W. Delaplaine has Tor
. enest Miss Edith Mcleod of San
Diego, Calf Miss Mcleod has been
IN st. Louis attending the national
convention of the Episcopal church
to which she was a delegate by the
appointment of the bishop OF Homo
lulu.
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mISCELLAN EOUS.

MEN-Our illustrated catalogue ex-l
plains how we teach the barber
trade quickly, mailed free. Moler,'
Barber College, ST. Louis, Mo.
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entertained at Tea.
Mrs. Nels Sorenson entertained d.
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FOR RENT-Five room house. 18th
and Concert. Apply ]. W. Pc :erson
Tel. S3S.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-29
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e. p. 'Sievers, of Denison, spent q
couple of days last week calling on
friends and attending the meetings
held at the Baptist church.
| Chas. Lundgren returned to his
home at Denison on Saturday after
spending couple of days in attend
ance at the meetings held at the Bap-
fist church.
Chas. Sjogren and Oscar and Aron
Sederberg spent Friday in Omaha at
tending to business matters. 8
Chas.a WinstTom and wife arrived
last week to spend few days with
relatives and friends and old neigh
bors in this locality. They have sold
their home property at Lafayette,
Mimi, where they have resided for
the past several years, and are now
on their way to California to visit rel
atives they have not seen for twenty
years, and expect to remain for a
year or so and if the country meets
their requirements may possibly make
ii their permanent home.
Z Eldridge Larson went to Lake View
Friday afternoon, where he purchased
a motor car which he calls Ford. He
expects to remodel the same SO as to
present nearer likeness to an auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larson, of Al
cester, S. d.. spent the latter part OF
the week and over Sunday visiting
relatives and many friends in this To-
cality, and attended the prayer con-
ference at the Baptist church.
E. E. Clauson went to Wall Lake
Thursday evening on business, return
ing Friday noon.
The new heating plant is being put
in the school building this week and
before many days the long waited for
convenience in this line will be en-
joyed by the teachers and pupils. The
first plant installed by the contractor
was defective and was rejected by the
board. The same contractor secured
the contract at the second bidding and
apparently will install d plant that
will meet the requirements called for.
! Falk Carlson expects to leave Tues
day of this. week for Sweden to visit
his relatives for few weeks and to
spend the holidays in the locality of
his childhood days. He has resided
in this country for the past three
years and is so well pleased with the
United States that he expects to re-
turn in the spring.
Mrs. H. H. Hunkins, of Cincinnati,
O., on her way home from a visit in
Denver, Colo, stopped off at Kiron
to visit her mother and other relatives
for few days.
The old Mission church building
now owned by N. G. Nelson is being
into a residence, the work
being done by men from Denison. Mr..
Nelson will have an addition built to
the building and when completed will
have a good roomy residence to rent.
o. E. Clauson and wife and Mrs. E.
b, Clauson were Odebolt visitors on
Monday afternoon. WI
Fred Johnson is advertising sale
of farm machinery and stock, to be-
held on December 9Th on the Newcom
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i farm five miles northeast OF Kiron
which place he has tenanted for the
past three years. He will move witt
his family onto the farm near Bron
son. This locality will lose a, firs'
class farmer and a good family in theil
removal.
), John Garlburg and wife, OF Galva
spent Sunday in Kiron attending the
meetings and between sessions visited
relatives.
The Philathea class at the Baptist
church will hold their annual enter
tainment at the church on Thursday
evening of this week. After rendering
a program refreshments will be served
in the basement and number of ar
ticles will be offered for sale, the pro
ceeds to go towards the support of a
missionary in the Philippine, Islands.
They are extendin9 a1very cordial
welcome to all to attend. =
Oscar Johnson came home st week
from Des Moines, where he has spent
several months in the employment OF
railroad company, He expects to
remain at home for some time.
Earl Lindruist returned to Ida
Grove to resume his school work on
Monday morning after an over Sunday
visit at his home in Kiron.
The sad news reached Kiron the
first of the week OF the death OF Mrs.
Sander Samuelson at her home at
Slayton, MINI. Mr.. Samuelson is. a
Kiron boy and a',son OF John Samuel
lson, the pioneer in Wheeler township,
"a few miles north of here. Mr.. B. A.
Samuelson and wife and John B. Sam.
uelson will leave for Slayton to at
tend the funeral. The stricken hus-
band has scores OF friends here who
deeply syrlpathize with him in his
sore bereavement.
The prayer conference at the Bap-
fist church last week and over Sum
day was largely attended. All en-
joyed the meetings which can not but
prove blessing to the entire coMmun-
ity. A number Of visiting ministers
came and assisted in the preaching
services. Quite number from near
by neighborhoods were in attendance
during the Sunday sessions. III 49,.
C. z. Johnson was recently appoint
ed marshal and street commissioner
by tle town council.
VIM. Lindberg recently poined the
Ford family, trading off his touring
car for a five passenger Ford.
A number of new scholars from the
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Misses Marie Perry, Josephine,
Pruehs, Nell Cosgrove, Grace Robb,
Ifilda Christensen, Margaret Gaugh-
am and Anna Hefferman attended the
teachers meeting in Denison Satur-s
day.
Miss Alta Mackey was UP from Dow
her return she was accompanied by
for an over Sunday visit.
Misses Gladys Hart and Anna Aron-
son were shopping in Sioux City Mon
day.
Bruce Yeager returned to his school
work Wednesday after spending a few
days in Sioux City attending a meet
ing of the Masonic order.
Mrs. A. F. Barber entertained the
Industrial club at her home Thursday
afternoon. After the business Of the
club the afternoon was spent in visit
ing and fancy work, after which de-
licious luncheon was served. The
ladies are planning a bazaar to be
held next Saturday. The proceeds are
to go toward the purchase Of a piano
for tho church.
On Friday afternoon Mesdames Sny-
der and GRADER entertained the ladies
Of the Eastern Star at the Snyder
home, complimentary to Miss Gladys
Hart, who is soon to leave for St. Paul
where she will make her home. The
afternoon was full Of enjoyment, the
only cloud to mar the happiness be-
ing the thought of losing Miss Hart
from their midst. A dainty lunch was
served by the hostesses.
The boys basket ball team defeated
the Dow City team on the latter's floor
Friday afternoon by score of 10 to
IA. The game was slow and played on
a poor floor. The locals were handi-
capped by the loss of Brown, who is
out of the game with an infected foot.
Captain Mccain went out in the first
half with a broken instep. Saturday
night the boys and girls teams played
at Manila, losing both games, the
girls score being 20 to and the boys
40 to 16. The boys team felt the loss
Of Mccain and Brown and were fur
tler handicapped when Rae went out
in the second half with an internal in
Jury. The games were fast' and both
teams were pleased at. the ,reception
given them. The teamssWeie met at
the depot by the sixteen piece high
school band and 2glgeni several wells,
Which were appreciated. After the
game Manila high school served. sup
per to the visitors in the domestic sci
.ence rooms and general good time
was enjoyed. Castana plays here next
Friday.
Mrs. Clay Killion was shopping in
Sioux City Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Cce and children and
Mrs. Dodge came down from Sioux
City Saturday evening for visit with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Jacob
sen. 8
Lew WEIGH and Asa Brown attend
ed the basket ball game at Manila
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Fred Davis returned from
Sioux City Saturday evening.
Chas. Mackey and family drove 6
If 7 .
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Miss Helen Boher. of Danbury, spent
1.-THE past week sewing for Mrs. ]. E.
Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Edgington and
| little daughter, Alice Maxine, came
from Dixon, ILL.,, Thursday for an ex-
tended visit with the formers sisters,
Mrs. C. P. Baker and Mrs. Harry
Walker. They are on their way south
to spend the winter. X
Miss Henrietta Murphy closed her
fall term Of school in district No. 4
Friday and will enjoy a weeks vaca-
ton before starting the winter term
in the same school. s.
Dewitt Groom autoed to Mapleton
Wednesday. He sold his car and
came up to Danbury on the train.
Mrs. G. p. Baker and Arlene and
Chase were guests of the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Walker Wednesday.
Miss Loretta Murphy spent Tuesday
eyening with the folks at home.
John Else went to Denison Monday
to serve on the jury.
I The Misses Henrietta and Margaret
Murphy went to Denison Sunday eve
ming for short visit with friends and
relatives. On their, return Wednesday
they will be- accompanied by their
sister Miss Ellen who-is- attending
college. y u, y. j ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Timelsent and
little son, Harold, visited at the VIM.
Kroeger home Sunday. II ~ 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lii and family
spent Sunday with relatives near Bat.
tile Creek FL
James Murphy and. sister, Miss. Lo.
retta, were guests at the VIM. Kroeger
home Sunday evening.
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Minnie Reimers called on friends al
the Ida Grove hospital on Sunday.
After visiting for a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Will Mundt, at Midway
Mrs. Louis Frahm and son, Louis re-
turned home Saturday. v
Mr.. Louis Naeve, Of Omaha, was
here last week calling on friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Freeman and
Mary Jane, went to-, .Correctionville
On Saturday to Wit oyerssunday with
M and MRS. u. cscsaanes are car
ing for their first baby girl which ar.
rived on Saturday, Novj25. G,g...1 -
Fred Girard and sister, Miss Gladys,
were. transacting business in Denison
on Wednesday. y,
Is Ed Mentz. of Ida Grove, was a bus
mess visitor here the first of the week.
Mr.. Peter Hansen has returned from
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Boock, who resides at West Chester,
Iowa.
Mrs. Louis Herbison, of Ricketts,,
called on friends here last week.
Ed Reimers and family and Albert
Reimers and family, of Denison, Sun
dayed here with the Gus Reimers
family.
Yrs. Eva Girard is quite i'll again
tand is under the care of trained
nurse. IL
Quite good sized crowd witnessed
the play, "The Shepherd of the Hills"
which was staged here on Sunday eve
ming and those attending greatly en-
joyed the play.
Willie and Minnie Reimers visited
relatives in Denison on Friday.
ME and. Mrs. Fred Mohr, Mrs. Ru-
doIph Mohr and daughter, Lille, were
shoppers in Denison on Wednesday.
Mr.. Ernest Miller is at Bloomfield,
Neb1s, having a visit with relatives. :.
Steve Reach and his two dogs have
left for points in Montana where they
Will spend the winter trapping, and
hunting. 'ss
< Tillie Hansen and Evelyn Carstens
spent Monday in Ricketts, with the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. Harry Lorenzen.
Thomas Michaelson, of Arion, was
here last week visiting with August
Braase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stegeman and
daughters CSp0uI Elludy III DCAAoOu.
Several of the school friends OF Mary
Burris gathered at her home to sur
prise her Tuesday evening, the occas-
ion being her fourteenth birthday.
They also gave her a number Of pre-
sents and all enjoyed, the evening play
ing games and at the close of the eve
ming light refreshments were served.
Mrs. Gustav Hollander, was hostess
to the Ladies Aid of the Ev. Lutheran
church on Thursday.
The G. c. C. club was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Albert Stolten-
berg on Wednesday.
Mrs. Hugo Wiegand entertained the
NJ; G. r. club on Friday afternoon.
The Priscilla club met with Miss
Freida Schroeder on Tuesday evening
and played cards all evening.
The F. II. club met with Mrs. Geo
Riessen on Friday afternoon.
n Mrs. VIM. Baak entertained; q few
ladies at a 'Kensington on. Wednesday
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Dow City Sunday to spend the day

Dow City Sunday to spend the. day
with relatives.
Miss Elsie Thomson returned from
Sioux City Wednesday evening, where
she had been having some dental
work done.
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Turner left last
Thursday evening for Iowa City to at.
tend the Iowa-Nebraska football game.
From there they went to Grinnell for
an over Sunday visit with their PEG.
pie. Ss<s
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Carsten left on
Friday for California, where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Simmeonette came down from
Mapletont Saturday evening for an
over Sunday visit with her, daughter,
Mrs. Bert Helvik. a4i
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Wright and chill
dren and Mrs. H. Yeager drove to the
VIM. SchOuten home near Dow City
Sunday morning to spend the day.
C. G. Cooper made business trip
to Minnesota Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs.%Herman Drummer came Tues
day for a visit with her friends in the
Oak. ~,aa
Mrs. j. e. Waterhouse entertained
the Linger Longers in a social after
noon in honor OF Miss Maylou Rich
|ards. The afternoon was spent in Wis
iting and games, after which dainty
luncheon was served.
MP. and Mrs. Scott returned to their
home in Osmond, Neb., Tuesday after
"a good visit with their people in the
Oak.
Elliott COLLISION came Thursday from
Saskatchewan, Canada, and has TAX
en- a place in the Roose-Schulte cloth
ing store.
Gustav Martin spent the week in
Mapleton visiting his brother, Albert.
Mrs. Frank Probasco visited with
her daughter, Mrs. John O'Connell, in
Ute Tuesday.
3tMr. and Mrs. Brown Romans, OF
Denison, visited their relatives in the
Oak Sunday. g a "a.