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Washington Springs

Mrs. Walter Brenneman%and Mrs,
Will eagle left, Friday for sFort SHELL
ing for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. GaM went to
MennS, ennS, s; iso D ds,iS Sunday af M m9ng called
Mrs. n G. I've Vessey Sc WI WASH called sd'''tt, to
Omaha, Nebr., last week on account
of the illness of her mother.
: II. w. Prentice of Forest City,
Iowa. arrived at the Springs -a:ur-
day night remaining until Monday
morning. He was looking after a
business transaction and at the same
time renewing acquaintances with old
friends.
Rev: Father Turgeon of ST. Joseph's
hundred dollars for. the X. of C. This
fund will be used for recraatinn halls
and The placing of more chaplains In
the army.
Mrs. ii. II. Preston, daughter of Mr.
Milo Putncy, and little son, Bill. left
for their home in Chicago Tuesday
after months visit here.
Mrs. A. E. Richardson ;and Mrs.
Milo Pntncy returned from Water
they had been attending the Baptist
State Convention. They report large
crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Thompson drove
over from Pnkwana Sundayland spend
the day with their daughters, Miss
Henrietta and Mrs. c. j. Webb.
Mrs. III. p. Will, Mrs. C. v. For
and daughter Dakota, left Friday morn
ing 10 attend missionary meeting
at Window. Minn., returning home
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hub Hanson and baby
drove to Woonsocke Friday morning
where Mrs. Hanson and the baby look
the train for Kansas City.
The w. II. George family and Lewis
Hare and wife were entertained Sun
day at the A. r. Mcdonnell home north
of town.
Mrs. Frank johnson gave surprise
party Friday evening in honor Of her
daughter. Mildred. All present had
an enjoyable time.
Mr.; and Mrs: Gall and daughter,
Gretchen, Mrs. Hatch, Miss Mona Nc
Donald, Miss Winifred Nloulton, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gehan We're entertained at six o.
clock dinner last Wednesday night
at the Merrigan home.
A prettye wedding took place at the
Catholic church on Tuesday morning
When Mr.. Jinks Bailey and Miss Lulu
kappenman were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony, with Father
Birkle officiating. After the ceremony
the buests went to the home of the
brides parents where they partook oi
sumptuous wedding dinner.
Amos Campbell, of Illinois, was here
to! attend the funeral services of his
brother, Samuel r.. Campbell.
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member of the executive committee,
q position. TO which only past presi-
dents of state associations are eligible.
Mrs. j. w. Grecnough and sons ar
rived home Friday from Bloomington,
ILL.,, where they spent I've weeks with
relatives. Thein return was delayed
somewhat by Georges operation from
which II is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Nlingseis of
Dedham, Iowa, arrived Sunday and
visited Mrs klingseis' sister, Mrs.
Jim Moore, brother John Gruber and
other relatives until Wednesday,.
They made the trip b yauto, having
visited Mrs. Klingseis silser at Adj
drian, Mimi, before coming here. Mr..
Klingseis is owner of the German
American bank at nedham.
Misses Laura Reddin, Bertha Wer-
'ner, Margaret and Lois Carey went
to Mitchell Sunday and spent the day
with Miss Helen Reddn at Notre
Dame Ocademy.
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Memo

Fred Foley took Judge Dimock, At
torncy He'll and Elmer lIOlscher to
Sioux Falls to Secretary McAdoo's ad
dress. They did not leave until five
O'Clock but were in time to h ear the
address.
parkston, belmont, and Trip Selling
grapes. He and John +. Handel ship
ped in carload from Lodi. Calf
Chris Guenther and Fred Haar were
down from Freeman for the funeral Of
David Heerboldt, Friday afternoon.
Adolph Frasch and ia mily, John
Frasch and family, Henry Frasch,
Chris Redman, Wm. G. Huber and Pet
er Pfeifle went to ST. Paul, Mimi,
Friday evening to attend church
festival.
Mrs. Peter Pfeilc, Mrs. Jake Pfeile
and Mrs. Gust Quasi left tuesday on a
trip 10 Rothiemay, Mont.
John Handelfhas three teams in The
field picking corn. Some farmers are
giving as much as 8 cents bushel
10 the corn pi ckers.
A meeting of The Farmers Nonparti-
son league was held at the John kno-
del school house, District No. 81, or
Saturday evening, October 13.
death of Karl l.. Gall, one of Menno's
poor health for about two years, stom-
ach trouble being his complaint. Ho
was born in South Russia. Novemhe'
12, 1862, and came to America in 1884,
settling near Yanklon but later m0Nins
| to Memo. He was married in 1886 to
Margareth Seydel and 10 this unior
| five children were born. He served
in many capacities in and for the city
of Memo, serving as assessor, as
n A hot
of the German school for number
] of years, as organist in The church ant
as superintendent of the Sunday school.
| He was a great friend of all and will
be greatly missed by his large circle
| of relatives and friends. The funera
was held Monday afternoon. the
/ schools and business houses closing
during the services.
G. b. Olson, who bought the first
lot sold in Mqpno, was here Tuesday
Olson was the first grain buyer in Men
no, opening up for business in 1879.
Miss Clara Schenk took her father
and mother to Artesian in their auto
mobile last Friday returning Saturday.
While there they visited with Marion
/, Dowdell and family.
| Carl Gall spent short time in Men
! no on Ills way nome from SIOUX Falls
where he went to hear Secretary Nc
y Adoo. He returned to washington
Springs Saturday morning.
The High school girls spent Wednes-
], day evening with Mrs. Helderman, as
i sistmg her with Red Cross work. AL
report a delightful time.
A Mr.. and Mrs. Nels G.. Peterson wert
in town Wednesday bringing theil
daughter. Mrs. Roy Parker, to the
train. Mrs. Parker lives in Minnesota
and she, with her three children. ha:
been visiting her parents for abou
4 three weeks.
!. Miss schnaidt called a Red Gross
meeting Friday evening and .appointet!
committees 10 get the work started
Another meeting was held at the cit!
ihall on Wednesday evening.
Miss Lillian Headley went to Nit
chel Saturday to visit for few day!
teach in the LaDelle school.
There are several eXperinced tow
!! teachers in Memo who are not teach
! in- this year. While others are teacii
!, nS country schools rather than teacl
l in towns where expenses are SO high
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Perry Township

N1r. and MRS. clarence Clapsaddle
and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Eli
Goodman near Mt. Vernon, Sunday.
a. l.. Snider, S. w. Rates and Ard
Bates went 10 Omaha Saturday TO at
tend the swine show. Mr.. Snidcr re-
urned home Tuesday.
Lou Olson and Connie, Jones are
?usy grading the roads @ 81 on ne,t5 Ihe township
toed to Rec Heights on Wednesday af-
Several relatives and many friends
attended the funeral Of Samuel r..
Campbell which was held on Tuesday
afternoon, Oct. O., at the hume Of his
son, John Campbell, six miles north of
Mitchell. Al the time of his death,
which occurred on last Friday morn
ng, Mr.. Campbell was "A years, 8
months and % days old. He leaves u
wife, four children, John Campbell and
Mrs. Robert McCue of Mitchell, Drs:
Frank Finfrock, Of DECATUR, ILL.,, and
four brothers and a sister and several
grandchildren to mourn his loss.
Rev. Ingram of the Baptist church
If Mitchell had charge Of the services
IS led the singing. Messrs. Street,
W. Dodd, r. Welkor; C. C. Wildman,
B. M. Smith and Tom Wagner acted as
oallbcarers. hTe floral offerings were
many and beautiful. Interment was
made in Graceland cemetery.
The Social Hour club will meet with
Mrs. NJ. P. Bates on Wednesday af-
ternoon. Oct. III, All members and
Roy .Iacobus will! entertain the club
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Dolton


Mrs. John Lamberlz reiur.ec nome
last Thursday from an extended visit
Mrs. George Longdon, # Murdo.
arrived last Saturday to visit her Sis
ter, Mrs. N. A. Kappenman
Mrs. Henry kotz, Of Pre- sho, is here
N. i. Kidder, The forr,er principal
of The Dolton school hui aOw located
at Valley Springs, cam. here last
Thursday and moved his family to
Mrs. j. IT. Schroeder received word
last Thursday that her father at Vona
parted on Friday to all Tend the funeral
vile, Mimi. arrived here Monday e
attend the BaileY-Kal .penman weddin?
They made the trip \ a car.
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Nei6bborbood .Nesvs

moons of each week has been set a.
SIDE for meetings which are held in
the Masonic hall. On Friday evening
OF last week box social and dance
were given for the interest of Red
cross and large attendance was had,
and The proceeds amounting to S1S3 90
are to be used for the necessities of
lhe work here.
Mrs. Don Lewis and mother, Mrs.
PfoWd, We're passengers To Mitchell,
Sunday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Ward Il. Evans, or Ar
mour, arrived Wednesday noon and arc
spending fe w days visiting with
friends. and relatives. They left Sat-
urdaS for Newell, S. D., and EXPECT to
stop at Presho again on their return.
The members of The Order of the
Eastern Star, met al the Masonic hall
Monday evening after vacation of two
months.
Miss Dorothy Dubois returned home
"Wednesday morning after spEnding
three weeks visiting friends and rel
atives in Kansas City.
Rev. and Mrs. Osborne left Tuesday
for Pierre, where they will attend the
Methodist conference which is in es-
sion there Ills week.
The third group Of drafted men from
Lyman couaey, left Saturday evening
for Fort Riley, Kansas. Ali business
plasas wcre closed a half hour before
trim time and large a ttcndance ac-
coulpanicd them to the train. A Dasket
Of !rui!, ctc., was given Them by the
Re.. Cross.
The ladies of the Methodist Episco-
pal Ladies' Aid met al lie home of
Mrs. NJ. q. Hight. Wednesday after
noon Of this week.
Miss Anna krell, who has been
working in Prcsho for the past year
left Friday evening for her home in
White Lake.
Mrs. E. w. Roberts, Mrs. Stratten
day in Pierre.
Dr. and Mrs. R. j. Morrisey of Ft
Pierre spent Tuesday in Presho on
business and also visited friends.
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MrS. Hay french and son from
Bonita Springs, S: d., are guests at
the home Of her brother, o. A. Hold
son.
l.. A Pier is having the house he
recently purchased In town.. remodel
ed and fixed UP.
John Runclose, an Indian, and
formerly editor Of the paper at STAN
ford, died al his home lin Mellette
county ;nis week
=. w. Il. Mitchell and daughter ;eit
this week for Clinton, Iowa, where
they Will na&e their home in The fu-
ture.
=. w. Resv,s went to Scotland
Thursday " 'o,' after Dusthtss mat
lers.
Eight cars of cattle were shipped
from here to the Sioux City market
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Lawrence TOOK
charge of the city hotel Monday. Mr..
and Mrs. a. Z. Walters who have
been conducting the hotel since last
spring left for Buffalo county where
they Will go on ranch.
o. R. Gardner returned Sunday from
a trip to the eastern part of this state
and northwestern Iowa.
Tyndall and Mrs. R. A. Smith of Sioux
City were guests the first Of the week
at the home Of Mrs. Robertson's and
Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Nj. Cotton.
j. Ii. Ludwig left Saturday for
Omaha, where he was called by the
illness of his mother.
Alec ePterson left theft rst of the
week for Hot Springs for treatment
for rheumatism.
The alfalfa huller has started
threshing out the alfalfa seed crop
around here. Whiel the crop is not as
big as last year, the quality is first
class
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Marion

Miss Mary Reding came from Sioux
Falls Sunday for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buchmiller of
Hurley visited at the Dan Mccarthy
home Sunday.
Miss Henrietta hammers left for
has accepted position as steno-
grapher.
Mrs. John Reding and little Maxine
Heintz went to Running Water Satur--
day to spend Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Hunt.
MIR. Henry Reemtsma and daughter
Elsie returned Friday from two
weeks visit at Sibley, George and
other points in northwestern Iowa.
Munich, N. D., where he has been
for the past four months and will
spend the winter in Marion.
Grn. SehlirlS. of Alpena, Iowa, who
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Peter
llnntges the past week, returned to
his home Monday.
Aaron Heeren and daughter, Miss
Ida, of Geramn Valley. ILL.,, visited last
week at the home of Mr.. Heeren's
sister, Mrs. John Groepel.
returend ur, siAI from ON Sutton, III Nebr., Wednes.-
day evening where they were visiting
the dtcor's parents.
Mr.. T. ]. MCCARTHY and daughter
>''ss MYRTLE. who have been visitine
the T. j. Dunno and Thos. Gibbs
families, departed for their homes al
Bellevue, Ia, Friday.
John Blumhardt enlisted in the
regular army while at Sioux Falls lasl
FRIDAY and has disposed of his garage
business in Marion and expects TO re-
port for duty the fore part Of nex'
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Artesian

Miss Bessie Scvtraid has resigned
her position as assistant at The post
office and has accepted similar posi-
ton at Woonsocket. She has been in
the post office here for number of
years and has made many friends who
are sorry to see her leave.
FoSesi MgS Henry yured sreddE WD sTols lives a
oplexy last Saturday morning, her
right side being paralEZed
Mrs. Hubert Faust and children and
Mrs. FranZwa went To Parkston Fri.
day evening 10 spend Il few days with
friends. Mr.. Faust went Saturday
evening, all returning Monday morn
ing.
Milton E.. Dowdell returned Sunday
evening from points in Iowa and IL
chased the C. Il. Nicholas farm in
Oneida township from the owner who
lives in Rock Island.
Nlcssrs. Watson, ;Iannon and Gar
rctson same from Dellalh. H.. The fore
part of the week and are visiting at
the Geo. Ward home in Alton town
cattle to ship to Illinois to feed.
Last Thursday evening Ford be-
ing driven at a good rate of speed
turned turtle, the cause beng a brok--
en- front wheel, Cecil Reecc received
number of bruises and cuts, and
Homer Adams and another occupant
were considerably shook up.
from Rushford, N. Y. where he had
been To look over land. While there
he purchased nicely impdovctl farm
of 1873 acres which from the pictures
he displayed. appears to be q fine
farm and will make a good home: lie
left Monday for there accompanied by
Geo. kittleson, who also goes 10 look
for localin.
i. +. Hodson returned yesterday
morning from a weeks WISH with ms
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Ross returned
Monday from an extended visit with
relatives in Kansas.
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Corsica

Mrs. Wienert and daughter, who
have been visiting at the home of Mi;
and Mrs. Wm. BOrman for several
weeks. returned last Saturday TO Their
home at Joplin, Mo.
Mrs. A. II. Alfred and daugl5G!er'
Laura. mother and sister Of Mrs; Geo.
r, r. pinncy, and Mrs. w. G. Wells OF
I,cNlars, Ia, arrived here last Sunda!
for a visit at the Pinney home IN
Grandyiew township.
Rev and Mrs. Stegeman Of 1reton
Ia. who were visiting at the ID. Heez-
en- en- home in Armour; ACCOMPANIED D., pi
Mrs jleezen. auloed to Corsica lasI
"Wednesday for a visit at the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. +. Culver.
WI Mrs Fred Hemeyer returned Monda1!
from III her several weeks visit with rel, l.
aiiycs at Cary, oregon. Her daugaIe'
Laura, who accompanicd her' felllalil'
" Mr.. IN and Mrs. Frank Halloran an. an9
| son arrived here Monday from AckleS
a." 1a for a isit at the home OF MI
and aT,, Mrs. William Smith, Of near tar, AZ,
risnn. @ Mrs. IIalloran is sister OF Mf
o'i,Il.; MIS-. C. w. Bay, who has been Sas yis
fling her daughter, Mrs; II; u. o",, oon
! .rat,1rned ,. last Saturday to her nolll'
-. al t'Indianapolis Ind. Mrs. voc acconl'
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White Lake

Little Wilma Cakes invited number
Of her little friends to her home last
Wednesday afternoon to help cele-
blaIe her sixth birthday. The children
report having had fine time.
AIbert Herring and Victor McGor-
mick entertained number of their
school friends at the Herring home
last Wednesday night. The evening
was pleasantly spent playing games
Which the children all enjoyed. A line
lunch was servcrd.
The members of the Presbyterian
church gave a farewell party at thc
Rlome of Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Hoff on
Monday evening Of last week for hev
~, nd Mrs. Bowen, who departed OF
thursday for their new home at Binl,
hall. About ninety people were presen,
ana Il short program consisting. o.
l'lasical numbers and readings furnish
,1 The entertainment for the evening
llsllt refreshments were served.
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Mt. Vernon

Mrs. Hogan who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. q. ii. Smith and
family, left Wednesday for Dixon, ILL.,,
10 spend the winter with her son,
Chas. and fanny.
to OMAHA Saturday, wi Where s.'iil: Mr' Nor Nor.
ris attended a meeting of the IIamp-
shire Stock association. They return-
ed "Wednesday.
Mrs. viii Jackson who is here
from Rapid City, visiting her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Bromwell, spent
last week visiting her brother, Will
and family at Wessington Springs.
The local grain market has been
stuffed the past week, and the ele-
yators have had TO quit buying grain
ior snort intervals. Cars for shipping
the grain are hard TO get.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bernnan left
Tuesday for El Paso, Texas, where
they will spend the winter. They will
make the trip in Ford and Went via
Rapid City.
j. M. Teesdale, Of Aberdeen, has
been her the past three weeks visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
TeesC6ic. Mr.. Teesdale is practic-
ing attorney and left here about twenty
years ago.
Glris Butter, who was seriously
hurt in runaway accident week
ago, is able 10 be out and looking af-
ter his livery barn. The injurey 10
his face and eye is healing rapidly,
but it will be come time berore ne
has the use of his shoulder and arm.
Andrew Tollin was called to Mime
sofa Monday, by word announcing the
death Of his brother, John who dlan
sunday from pneumonia. John Tollin
was we'll known here, having farmed
tIlp' 1nbn S1upupIS pl1pn Tpptu\ynSt nf
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Parker

Miss Ruby Simpson returned 70 nef
home in Huron, after a visit With Miss
Phiamen Wagner.
Little Marie Corceran went 10 her
home in Centerville, after short visit
with Elizabeth FinnertN.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Christopher ard
john CHRISTOPHER of Storm Lake. Ia,
came Wednesday for a visit a. the nome
Of their brother. j. A. Christopher.
Postmaster Riley has received nc
lice that The Parker, posiotfiee wall
hereafter be designated as the cnlril
accounting offlc, from which supplies
Will b furnished all other rastoilitcs
in The county. 1t will incrG:isa the
wark of The local force C ';.sideraa!y.
Mrs T.. L. Young and baby aat Mis-
r y Me'ch returned t.. lilais name II
Midland. after a visit at lh: hDi.lt OF
llei- pareI.ts, MIR. and Wis. Harry Nc
Ailisier.
Mrs. Christina Erickson went home
with her daughter, Mrs. Mayo Of Nit
chell, Saturday. for a short visit,
Mrs. Theo. Puff returned to hel
home in >NIurdo, wednesday evening
after attending the funeral of hel
grandfathr, Perry Black.
Mrs. Fannie Cotton returned Tues
day from Huron, where she visited o.
yer Sunday, enroute home from syn
cd meeting in Aberdeen.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Rayburn have re-
ceived a cablegram from their son
Lieut.. Verne Rayburn, announcing Ills
arrival in France. IIew as formerly q
member of Company ID. but attended
the officers training school 4! ForI
Smelling, and has thus early gotten
close TO the fighting line.
Wednesday, October 2A, should be
q big day in Degree Of Honor circles
in Parker, for upon that day The dis
Mrs. Frances Oleson, the supreme OF
national chief of The order, as the prin-
ciple speaker. This district includes
Yankton, Eermillion, Centervila, Can
istota, Spencer and Parker. The coln-
ty seat of Turner county will extend
glad welcome 10 the visitors from
neighbOring towns.
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from AleXandria to spend a few days
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Will
Hesler.
Mrs. Hackett and daughter, Mar
garet, arrived Friday evening from
Lake City, Iowa, for visit with Mrs.
Rev. S. B. Binkley arrived last week
from Kentucky and will have charge
of the Presbyterian church. He
preached his first sermon last Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Smell and son, returned to
their home at Sac. City, Iowa, last Sat-
nrday after a short visit at the Stepn-
en- Roth home. They made the trip
Mrs. j., p. Baker and Mrs. G. v.
B!altler have been elected to repre-
sent the M. e. Church at the Metho-
dist conference held at Pierre this
wek. Levi Nelson and Mr.. Campbell
We're, elected to represent the Under
wood church.
The third squad of the draft, con-
sisting. Of 90 men rennrted at Plank
inton last Friday morning and left on
The evening train for Mitchell where
on their way to Camp Funston.
Mrs. Mary A. Goughner and daugh-
day evening, from Cleveland, Ohio,
;, called here by the illness Of Mr..
The Chas. Dunbar and j. G. Willis.
families autoed last Sunday to thes
n. p. Bode home near Chamberlain
and spent few. pleasant hours. Mrs.
Willis and children remained for a
weeks visit and the rest of the party
returned home the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Herrick autoed
10 CanQSa Saturday for visit with
old time friends. They went by way
of Mitchell and were accompanied
from there b ytheir daughter, Mrs.
Frank Phinney. They returned home
MnndaY
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Knr,ball

Miss Ella Duba, youngest daughter
Jos. Duba Of this city, was married
Mitchell by Rev. j. s.. Hoagland, Of
Re M. E. church week ago tonight
lhe parsonage to John Tingvold of
hdison, Wis, a we'll known travelling
I'm of this state. They will make their
bme at Fort Wayne, Ind. The we'd
hg was quite a surprise to Rimball
EThe Ochsncr families left Saturday
their Two autos for the first leg Of
BE long trip to the mouth OF The Rio
rande.
bnsignment of big steers to. Cable
|rolhers. Hudson, by special train
4 II cars week ago today. He has
ontracted with the Cables to deliver
n board cars here SO carloads. They
Fill put the steers on corn at their feed
kards. As the steers will averasc A.
bout $4,000 10 the ca car this makes
komething like $4,000 deal. >.
Farmers are busy putting up lay;
There is going to be demand for all
[ng there is a good deal Of short
grass much land is being cut over
that has heretofore escaped the sickle.
so The total crop will be about the
normal.
Active work has started 10 organize
Bruc county for obtaining ii county
agent. Many counties have such an
|agent and their work is worth a good
deal more than II costs. COMMITTED
anen have been named to receive such
membership and fees. The commit
fecmen in this part Of the county are
p. Biercc Of Cleveland; Chas. hlc(iinty
|of Waldro; w. w. Hawn, :,f smith
|R. j. Cook, of Kimball; G. il. Minis
;of Plaintleld; Joe Wodraska. OF Ricll-
land; John Smith, of Highland; Si:no'
Morgan, of Pleasant Grove, ..sc;ll
knutson, of Torrey Lake; Fred krmp
|of I.yonville; R. f.. Jones. OF Plum
liner: and w. b. Harker and Z. v. LEM
.oi kinball city.
Mrs. v. Miller arrived from HuroI
Saturday night, where she visited Will
her husband until he left for CAM
Green.
Mrs. George Edwards end son let
for their home in Minnesota last nlgh
after about ten days visit will ne
son and daughter. Mr.. Edwards VII
leave later on.