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New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
WAKE UP ], RUniil

If Kerensly. the new Rntan ver
 Minister, succeeds in rsstct1ne d. Ectpline in the Russlan army hs nssy
 truly be called the savior of Ruu1il ls
 By sending an expedition of troots |to round up and cApturA . band IT
 armed deserters hs shas shown tiak hs
 knows how to do thinss He has told
 his supporters that he intends to uss tho Iron hand m dsalJng with the army from now on. He will, too. nn- sless soms of his enemies succeed in the plot already launched axainst him md witch has for its nltimats ob1sct
 the taizinS of his life. It may easily
 bs supposld thAt thess who do not
 waat Kerensky u ss1eceed ss aze the
 fermsr msmbsts cf thss bsssancsacy
 which ths Hsvolutton ovsrthrasv.
 Thsse people ar6 3las ones who aut sto see tho Nov B1public of Russsa sgc into disintss don. They axs n
 sympat atlly with 0sttnany. n autos
 raey Thsy ars nshtins asainsf dssai- ,; octacy. The p6bple 0f HussiA and tn. arsay Of Husuia mus sooner or Ia4sr <onas to know the snsuaies Of thslr1 conllsry. Tnrth4r. thsv naast bs naads sto undsstand t1Aak ' 1oyssr1nsat of3 stle peopae. for tho people and 1y taAs' Ipeople n not ' fres-for-all-nsht Thsys mus bA teaaallt tlas nsthalitlss
 that ars astac1sd ts DsnnoSra4sc form sof sovesnnent Otherwiss thsy win saids hack h ths old rst. When ths.
 pnsmbers q tha nsw CAhinst coms to x the !, VI at Kersaclgy inaE. yiassa'
 Ske Amssican nsiplou sssaysp an Rnss
 nm. Fl stliS T ss,sst eo,hs A s 2 sitssin1I snp 0f in Ry1 1lan tnasaon. ' oondiss| sion tlk1t l S IT. sntirs dsao-ss
 csstic wssl4 F ks. slels lss,l azss FEnshkins t6dsy tlls4 tho sesid bs rnadsEs tfsss for DSl iey. Rus1ia mu4 bss'
 heodsht to n Understanding of this,
 naianton.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
LABOR TO COOPERATE
Engitah Goycrnnaent and Trade Unions to Improve on Team Work to Help Prosecutc War.

London, Wednesday, May 33, 11:1O p. m.It Is understood that m im- Lportant change In the relations be- stween the Gpvernment and the trade unions is coptsnpla&ed. the move- ment probably being an outSrowth of tho many labor difnculties that have ariGen during the war.
 Proposals are being advanced, t is stated with . view to making better u1e of tho assistance of tho trade union leaders In strengthenimg the ministry Of labor and oo-ordinating Eits work with various government di- Epleman. such - the admiralty. the war ofllce, the ministry of munition Eand the shipring control department. which all hAv6 direct rela4ions with the trade unions and exsrcise control EQYer labor.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
REsEosD no AcssE,s oAIn.

Roma. Nax 13. via paria, 1fay ax.
 American consuiatss throus.cut Italy are receixtng naaunerous letteka frorn SAmoracan men and M0msn oansrtn9 their services for dutiss connected with the WIT ThA letters axs the rs- suit of . eall by Unlted sta4as Ans bassidor Page Tor tho regiatsation of Amertcanss not only those IT uailifary age but Of Ill who arc able or wiIlina to help In any cApacity IL IT ,es- ti,riated that there arc !, ,oo0 Ameri- cans In Italy. ss
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
COMMUNICATED wADlUT HILL PARK.

An ASpEecasalon of tI1e sAC1rvse Of Dc
 lis1,ts By . Dover of Mature.
 Citanens, do you know Walnut Hill' park Of coufUe wa dol That.s tho, paaoe w6 60 to hear tho basad concsgts on. hot summer evendngs.
 ThaHg the place wo 70 to waxch the bGal game Of the H1gh school boys
 That's the plaos. we TO to zee the school children dance the folk dances. on the greenSwasA
 Citdzsus, do you knee1stfhe summit of walnut Hfll patix ssOf courSe we, dol
 That's the p1aos where children play around saad baths i'm the ha4h- Ing pool and where yostl wHndsxs with yvneh on noSnlit sunlne ners hights. < 1lsat.s the plAes whefss boys and girls oanss be Seen skipping, sli01ns, sliding. hssy1ng. scurry1ng, laugh ing. sAouting with sheer exuberanoe from sEerciss n tsey slkats across sen as1q1d and exuslnd son tho froz- esn surfane of the pool when Jack BrOst has his reign there.
 Citisens. you may know Walnut mM pork in connection with the above suggested attractions but
 s5s &33G4AU USADs %AO yOUs IVNAAy AAOW < " ssA- nut fzlll park, crowned with its circle of Deauteous vista, that might be turned 11ke Circae, sof. Pure Delight
 Dosy0N kncs6 it n tho fw1lightsA w1ae t6e u6ht ok .the stars mln8Ies w4tx tho conntlses 1ighta4of mo en- cixnllnx honi14 tlnk can be sssn for naiies around ii ths shadows. of oza- oosning u14ht. ss55ss.
 DO you 1cnow II It early mnfn w1aem tho xAyu of the sules awA Len |fho 6usx day and str'sn4tA Aefs tin . ha4h of sIorioas light san GlistSnfng Askf E
 IT you do not, you are missing .. revslation. \ nve minutes wAll ' ten mlnutess wall. or mayhaD, . twenty nzansitss walk will oafer to your tired body and rushed soul sa pAystcal and psycfolegi gical recreation. E Citisans, before you leave town for. . twenty-raile drive in search Of Na- s ture pay . visit to the Circle Of Pure sppuxhk stopping long enough for a Ieasurety. neditative stroll. absorb the ondarulinr hills and valleys. and xracefal sIopes bearing tall poplars end waving elms on their bosom, lot yoIr interested gaze rest on the ctty.s rtrskin8 evidence Of indugtranl anfAruf4s4 aud 1iritgal and intellec- tual deveiopnnent In appealing church 1. sDsres. comnnaiidfnx fGco0risA eener- our school buildings and . hAppy conautngiing of imposing ana hum .nae dsveaIin9s. All speA1tng to tho
 ssndf eul q human axs1-
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
CEANGING THE DxIsNOEIoN ol
 T THE uoAfpA11Y.

Bs1nG in column Of Squads and W11hing to change direction, without lNsoEttng to the moro cumb mbersome Company Front -ctmbersome If the space is limited, and Altogether im- peasible if marching on . road Captain of . company gives the conn m4nd ssCU1uan Right (Ieft) 1EAR0H' This n executed las s9Slaaat Turn" in the School Of the Squad; that is, each rank turns to the right 1sparately on . Moving Piu0t and continues the ad- vance without further comnaand.
 Bsing h iins H 1t h dee1red te form column Of 6Quade, and at the same time to hhango direction. ono commaild is as follows: fssquadls RGklhf (Ieft1 Column R1a1ht (Ie(tl, lLARuHi'' Tn this cass. the sxtrems r1sht squad initiatSs {that is,. beeine) stlAe Column Risht as coon 1T 1t has scompIstSd "squads Right and tho other Squads alep follow with . Raght Turn. Al 8&r = the change of direc- ton b conperned. 1t will De seen tl,at the aAme NAeplt could be obtained by .1qssaAs Htgk (Left) About. :" which would oompletely reverse the front: but this w9uld bf1nx the Company ba0k m IIne, exactly n before, wh3k4as tho prsssnts reqtlii'ennent va to thtow tho Company Into column of sguads n wsM n to chanss the d. rectton. ts.
 Tho second Of the two ways in which . CompAny In lfne con form column of sausds and at the same tine change direction is indicated by tho command. ssE3lghf (Left) by Gqund lEAUQKl', At seDlaxC1a' the Raeht eqpaA m tches forward: the rs-
 naindar Of the cofnplny executes sseuuads Ri9ht Column I.eft, {. and fOIlows thss Rtght gquaM Heine either In lins or In Column of Squads, 1T tt n deSired elthsr to face or r4arch to the rear. thee commands
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
T n oN IT. WAx.

1tY ysr gsl9rd I . ifsely iAtsr@ ipl1e1 s rIs slIai Etehl T M S tres prins md has recorded .hs & srancs q the bloom. The
 fhat yvlssn lle Has . Attls S1Bo . vinkt tos his aaaAtss
 the countrv. Thsrs shs
 M Fl ods.d sskl pls bles. waes bIoonatne oa tho trese
 vi born. stpee then. III 1T. Jasnss ahspard ras Tor tho camine of tho appls 1;1 n k -, IT & U know lse IT. sa so is3 ls t,s h & . assSul1 1 TT u 1rs primo Aa,out lss IT. ~ has ssse t1sslsa Arsy as IT on . tfss h1s Tint -! ]! Esssss5 5E jsss 18 !, gay n. which h tho iatsst
 recorded.
 T. are sst doyl eeiy
 old 1sl7 fs | veal ant Evsrythins is topsy- l1 F3d sssms to u S TIT MY. Nothing il
 ssf nets in- E levS SSn ti5itsna 0r slnprs1naey and sprins
 sla Asfysu from tha er1 snAs blew n Apr1l, sl al l , hsys3l dsl besns peJnz 2l i I Fl lsy l s (1 ; ti46 een- | m ars a slhSiffs n t9lst vSa et cfop h4s faiied tlss natisD. . 2. n =
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
CoLIEGE 1flsx IT. ENcI.Al1D.
Yale Man Heads uessens1on eo vVnsa
 W1th II. T. Q. Il.

WAe1A 4A z Aks eAs xAs
 Londl lGay 14.- Sixty atudsnts from Harvard. Yale.s PT4nc94on nd northwestern untvefs1ties who have arrived in MngIana for duty fn coui- nect1on with war work of tho youns. Mems Chf4stian asgocta1io wero vel comed to London by the lord mayor. at the nAnsion hous& Y. M. e A., with the sanctton 1T tao American government Thsas mon will release for serv1co with tho col ors, Englfsanen who are now on duty In the associations hnts III ovsr the British Islea
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

God's protsctins love: # s' c1tison 'ete you in tho distancs roam View tho beauty of your homo
 Como to tho Circie sof Pure Delight { Come in thu morning .or starry ni9ht Come when yuung Springs nrst
 bloom 1s seen. Com1 In the eeaSors In be&ween. Conns with spirit of venerafaon. Come with eyes for admiratlon Come with senses awalke and keel, Come bring your best to the beau' 6us
 ecene, ts Como to gax0, to regt and to dream
 n.r.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
llings Worth yg1l1e. rhe Wireless telegraph Is mo,
 Let aIlz thu boots harp it; But wouldn't 1t be just dtvfns
 o have v bealtleas caTpeA3

L,et a11 thS poets harp 1t: s Hut wouldn't 1t be just dtvfne To hGNe " bo4tdeas carpeA3 Houngstown Telesran. A beat tiess cirpet would be xrea4 In fact you've mAd6 dandy waeh: : sBut W6uIdu't II be just divino
 To really Ind . bonslSaU lash9 oeney~ Trse PresgI1ules. No doubt thsss b1sa anss would bs ane.
 And grea4ly sWell tho nation.s bliss; But acientisfo of late sopane
 That what we need - . gsrmIess
 kiss. Bi.minsAAn Ass- -rzeraad. Inc ssrmIsss kiss, the boneie1 nh,
 Inc boaflSas cAfpSt. m wore xlue: Hut listsn tc this sodIfu1 wisla-
 " songles6 cabatet for mine. < { { <. 5pr1nsn snel1 Onion. 1he beatiess sarpst sssznless kiss,
 Tho son8lsss oabarotss your .dops. T Hut for tho hsaght II human bliss 'F
 Tho gnsiblees onion le my hopp. Yonkeny Standard. The anell-1oA 0u10n, 806mle9y k1on,
 And bsatless carpet may be mo; But for my dream Of human bliss
 Tho end1ess bank account for mine. Detroit Free Presa. The less-less things you follows note,
 Would Ill be nne to have. by Jtngs! Bnt must have, to rave my goat. N 1ome stsingiess ulreleae things. Houston Post Tho bOny AAh. the eerfny lriaa, < And alI the rest, toot abhors Dut of sall thin1s | ask but tlis:
 \ friendly. kindly. bloedleGs war. Toledo Blade. Tho beatless csEpek. hlo9dIess VET. ]. Are soreiy needed, we.H concele, TGor9s 1ust0ne thinx Me're pining For. Ind 1hatss soshe svsedless garden | hope each one his wish may have.
 And each his ''less-less' ideal set; But as for me. I simply crave
 To hear . speechless suffraget.
 Boston Transcript.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

5I T s,t x q |, is iIss S sIS isSys < n F es oznnipreeelit Aks z
 2 lftta arslst Atfs of : III O ,! F .!s
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
Tllinls FIae Di1lha , vVlAen n en1ocn rsu,esty.

To the Editor of tho Herald: Dear Str: ReplyinG to the coa4- mMniration Tn Monday n1ght'1t never have so littis sssarf tor ths dishonofing t by puttins t on alocn' property. I
 Respectfully yours.
 FRANK F. HANFORD.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

|sr nsfscttve 1it1on nov stxfns |sths NAvy troasls us ef old
 apentsh War daJs s1,sn slas 4Assssy
 wont ID asatnst ennbalrseA bssk. Whak i1 var without 1sscAndaI9 Z
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

QEegpnian x 6uoe ed Alter Hines.
 Win NoFvt5 ih Dlno95ler.

San Francisco. May 24 The body of United states ssnator Harry Lane of oregon, who died hsre last night, for burial. Il. Yas said todky. ssnator Iiane had bssn suffering from ' ner- y6us dtscr6sr.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
E BONDS
N0lsls Gzeata - N
 -. ssssss Y, 5! ' .IsIl' |ii s.l ! Heap D. k VII Ss $ ..,s' sIS.;

New Yurlk, Hay ' A.-A At A est4Sg of the e1eontive commit t6e q l9s' Associated press yssterday sunAninnously resolved to trAnsfef fr6llA
 tho prsssnt investment the sum Fl s41e0.ooo of the smer1enOy reaSre4 sxanA (An accumulation which @ h11 ben Dst aside for extraordinary nsyS snts1 to the purchase q sLthsriIs
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

slrss1dsnt y1Ils0n is = 1oal 6nts swllh soms cla of psoigtls vIo sxs . il saane l = splas at in ths oass 1T al1s Red Croes Espssch ThSrs ass none - blind - sthsss who VII Tt esss 2
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
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~ Vi Esass n TT m VI U | ma tvo' & a ll 7 7 pessabsr [. sam hes fxed' & 7 x lhsrtyI
 ve dollars
 ouilt E z 1s q,3irsd toi
 q ston In Ss oaid havs $7S. fzs: IT III.
 < llE re1s \ IT. ' 10 not sxe r - 3 iI .sssdt shsl Y 1I1 by ls Labsrty z s isilurlsi.' ' W x = I 3 I1lIs Fl Y Y ! l " s5 iaa i is;.s
 Y | ' - T lss' sss1 U rlssy afs -.
 'Asy s.s-|| F a N nm r n e Aaa Uneas o IF mn w1t. ollsys z 2 l ] 3k . .! n. 'i II slse - e op. E.ven t6e aan M " lellaa q ]. . k '. e6k TT II | shsE 'li cv'siFnnsnt. iiF IT s cum q m ssn .1l,.n II fsa doi- TT Iz ma ivs dpllfrs ' month. vill tAks @ - than IT Aase ' nfty doilr bond. E ar d . heIfsto par bo'.a. n . Will thsrs II : ray a I(bsrty Re 1ps es s 1a sx B Y d asla but ye sha T
 a.!! q
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

xte ' Aeaatdh from Eng- ysAnd in9 'sn,y be zen naost
 aftl sons n yVlndsof Park cultivat- Iing poea&o psfols' :, which is the best
 way aay king san pat in his after EHoons. 5. Ss s}s.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
FqACTs AND RANCHES.

The army Of ''I ana my fouf aoiasp' bsat mast1riy rstrsax ntt1ord
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

Why not put . war tax on Sver; after dinner speech that is Ionees tha,
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

Washinsf v. lAs IT t1al raxtsaent eeks n ard IT. four xrn 6eFs tos Fl pnD. tod ssnl1ne thus eciae nssas of ENlS
 for tlAt I'll nsall Fl IllSIeh lAt11 Ser4p
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
l1r1clks M LONDON,
Amy 1lea YaaGuazd Of Anesic
 <nlxneaats.

London. Iay 1l.The hrtt detacA-s Parsons. ArIfved in London Int eySI. nialg. The secOnd unit Of tho AmeS4- can hospital rorps has reached nrss
 Britain. ..sssS ssy y2
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

chief e1 Ered lllae, hAs S cut out Tor him. Springfield Hepsb- lican.
 The people who plan to deszog tho German crops by fireballs hEve thoughtfulIy given the GermAns % days notice of their plans. Msriden Journal.
 A lot of married women would Nke to go to the polls and vote to rot away from housework few minutes You can't blame 'am. ateGson GIL
 But if West Virginia enferces her nsw ant1- -ioAtng law she will lind that some people do less harm when they idls than when they work. ssw York World: X .s
 The reformers who want to stop rAidng tobacco and put the land into corn should ask the flrst soldier they meet which he would rather hAvo. .a dish of much or . cigarette. Boston transcript.
 Dsnending the course ok tlae nangor of Chtcago in Insulting tlses ooxa1nis- S1onars of our allies tho 6tAAts- Zeitung says ayor 1homp1on is sfght :. The iron cross VIII no doubt follow Paterson Evening NeNH.
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New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

Nothing = ssaOoee11iy premotl stnrnsN as the annosncsment tha fht11ee is Sasizlg tu u11ssy aeAxn.-
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

Tsuy 1hsrsy Dond.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

s z gllt evelt III (11lnnrsl 5 11s1ek Sy yiftue IT 0osla IT pkit-
 1ctlen. Tie - = don pf614hiy tlktniks sit Due1lk to - 01n- SFAt uisAnce. 1er4shtfD N1a1e.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

{, 1 e11, by tho
 syndicate, Incl
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

II hope each one his wish may have. And each his ''less-les1' ideal set; But as for me. I simply crave To hear . speechless su1raget.
 Boston Transcript.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-02
HESPER.

April 80, 1917.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Noecker and
son Marlowe, were DEBORAH visitors
Thursday.
After people have read war news
morning, afternoon, and evening, for
a week, the minister need not feel it
absolutely necessary for him to
preach on the same subject Sunday
Ole Sander was over from High
land township Friday and called al
the Hugo Noecker home.
The many friends and relatives of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knoke, gave
them surprise Thursday, April 26th
in honor of their 25th wedding ami
versary. The ladies brought their
baskets and a sumptuous dinner was
served to the many guests. A neat
sum of money was given them as a
token of esteem in which they were
held by their many friends.
viii Stoskopf was at Burr Oak
Tuesday
Messrs. Valentine Stoskopf, c. j..
Steno. Sam Mass of Highlaadville,
and John Mcmillan, were Mabel
business callers Tuesday.
Arlie Griswold is building new
garage for Hesper, which we are
sure will be very handy for Hesper
people.
Mrs. Bertha Bender done some
shopping at Mabel Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foltz and son
Lloyd, were Burr Oak visitors Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Usgaard at
tended the funeral of Hans Clausen
on the Waterloo Ridge, Wednesday,
returning home Thursday evening.
John Mcmillan who purchased a
rock crusher machine, brought 1t
home Thursday. 1t is quite ma
chine, and he expects to crush rock
for people to supply the necessary
lime on the ground.
Miss Mary Nelson visited with
home folks in DEBORAH Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Usgaard were
Burr Oak shoppers Saturday.
number of the farmers in this
locality have been buying cars here
lately, namely: Elmer Thingwold, {.
j. Steno, and Pete Ramlo.
Will Hilleman and Albert Brog-
hammer made a trip to DEBORAH Sat
urday.
Louise Usgaard was a shopper at
Hesper Saturday.
Mrs. NicoN Lem was on the sick
list the latter part of the week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-02
BURR OAK.

April 30. 1917.
Frank Sullivan and Herbert Val
Welt returned from Dubuque Thurs
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Headingtor
from near Canton were guests Sunday
at the Claude Headington home.
Mrs. T. E. Roberts and daughter
Evelyn, returned Friday to their
home at Fayette.
The w. c. T. U. will meet in the
afternoon of May 4, at the Rev. Edie
home. Subject, South America"
Leader, Mrs. Mary Edie.
The next meeting of the L. A. s.
VIII be held May 10, at the home OF
Mrs. Alice Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Manning and
children were down from Prosper
Sunday, visiting relatives.
Miss Selma Jacobsen went to
Lanesboro Saturday, for a few days
visit.
We are CAD to report that Mrs.
E. d. Weldon, who has been sick the
past few weeks is improving.
F. Z. Potter spent Monday night
OF last week with relatives at Can
ton.
Miss Bessie Feltis went to Casta-
liza Saturday, for few days visit
with her sister, Mrs. w. C. VIM.
Mrs. Dora Hale arrived Monday
from Seattle, for a visit with her
sister. Mrs. Ernest Ward, and left
Wednesday for Canada.
Miss Bertha Wade went to Ames.
Ia, Saturday, where she expects to
lspend the summer.
(. \. Masters returned from Du-
buque Thursday, and visited friends
at DEBORAH until Saturday.
Chas. Pollitt and George Smell were
Decorah visitors Saturday
E. kippe and B. NJ. Wicks made a
trip to DEBORAH Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Reed and daugh-
ter Kathleen, were up from DEBORAH,
for an over Sunday visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Jennie Salaker returned
Tuesday evening from Waukon.
Rev. w. Z. Edie went to Fayette
Friday, for visit with his children.
He returned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Reed and
Miss Lucille Emmons, Mr.. and Mrs
K. J. Gossman. E. Kippe and c. c.
Ward, attended the show in DEBORAH
Friday evening.
Mrs. Martha Whsle from Salt
Lake City, spent few days of last
week with her niece, Miss Martha Co.
forth.
Mrs. A. NJ. Morrison is enjoying a
visit with her aunt Mrs. Hulburg
| from Wisconsin
w. Fl. Reed was down from Can
ton, Friday, calling on his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Reed.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-02
FREEPORT.

April 80, 1917.
j. Cahill returned last week from
a business trip into Montana.
Mrs. S Warn spent a few davs last
week at the j. Dilger home on Clay
Hill.
Chauncey Miller OF Glenwood spent
Sunday at the w. d. Gross home.
Myrtle Ha-lman returned Saturday
from three weeks stay with Mrs.
Arthur Crane near DEBORAH.
c. Skinner leaves today for Chi
cago, called there by the serious ill
ness of his daughter, Mrs. Becker.
Today at DEBORAH. occurs the mar
riage of Frank Malli to Miss Flor
ence Burke Both of these young
people are well and favorably known
here and their many friends join in
wishing them bright and happy flu
ture.
Beatrice Sweitzer of Lanark came
Sunday for visit at the home of her
uncle, A. X. Sweitzer.
Mrs. James Mailman is on the
sick list.
C. A. Funke spent a few days last
week with his son Hubert, at Can
ton
Clark Headington of Glenwood,
spent Sunday at the home of his
brother, j. A. Headington.
A. X. Sweitzer visited friends in
Lanark, ILL.,. few days last week.
Mrs. r. Tyler returned Thursday
from Oelwein, where she spent the
past week at the home of her sou
James.
w. ID. Gross visited his mother,
Mrs. Caroline Gross on Clay Hill
Sunday.
Dan Sweitzer returned to his home
in Lanark Thursday, after spending
a week here with his brother, A. X.
Sweitzer.
DR.. Lakeland will hold services
here next Sunday at 2:00 o'clock.
Subject: How TO Keep the Boys on
the Farm" Sunday school at 200
O'Clock. All are invited to attend
both services.
There will be a Cob-web social at
the County Home Saturday evening,
May Proceeds for the benefit Of the
church. All are invited to attend.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-02
RAVENA.

April so, 1917
This vicinity was surprised last
Sunday Morning by finding the
ground covered with snow
Walter Peck is on the sick list
DR.. Lynch of Ossian, called at A.
Peck's one day last week
Bertha Miller, daughter Of NJ. and
Mrs. Henry Miller, passed away al
her home last Tuesday night, death
being due to pleuressy-pneumon
She was twelve years of age.
Dr. Juen called in Rayena several
days last week.
Knut Johnson is on the sick list
with pneumonia.
Wensel Lansing transacted bust
ness in DEBORAH last Friday after
noon.
ole Lee of Postville is papering for
Philip Barthelme Sr. at this writing.
Bill Roman and Wensel Lansing
transacted business south OF Ossian
last Saturday.
Nearly everybody around here at
tended the funeral OF Bertha Miller
at the st. Francis de Sales church at
Ossian last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Eimers attend
ed the married folks dance at Ossiar
last Monday evening.
yClma and Louie hide spent Sun
day with home folks In Centennial.
These spring days the housewives
are kept busy cleaning house and
making garden, but in these rain!
days they can't accomplish yer.