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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14
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~ 0sl&afts pareH ar& bente IN ben
1ieRoen Uanfen redt lstysft unb bis 8iRSs
tsfsn Fnp unperdnbsrt seblisbeH. Cir
1ariebsn .pn esu. pnyben bon ben Dan'
ten 4x--S,S bersAnet, watreno Gsi&6ftS.
paptsfs ~ 6X-6% biSiin.irt Uerben. Jm
fpnensR tRarffe pnrpen Earfeten .sn csn@
50 4--4Kx nnD auf Bsit ~ lK--SS pIs.
stn.
sssAia ssf Rsp psrs
pdrsa fejtsr nab purbsn 3u psu Buii&sn
UaHfen pegfsutt. DIE Gounisrrate tstragt
sos YSanie Der $l0s0
EsAia ssf Gnrsya.
Sidt.We4id auf gonboR tuusbtr %
All yyo Dfp. Stsrltng quotirt. Stir @ed3'
fs aaf Berlin tpnrSen lSKe pss Mari be-
Ie&nst, fas Dediel aui ysris IKE pro
GEane,. All Mmitersam 41Ke SSo 0uIseR
nnb ani Disn tSe pEs Krone, gires isKe,
Mubel 81, Gtodbsln pro &roHe 2S.6o,
6rsnes (S6seiD 20Le.
HUHbes-r rbiisatisnsa.
parsR rubis nnp ketia. Eis OaHles sys.
tiren sie felsi:
Giaiauf. Ssrlast
~ nonos 1875 Goxy. .issX -
yx 0snbS, 1915 ......lse 1e2
S5s 6eHbS, lySe ..... 80 99H
~ pehsua ....... w
~ panams Gsupon.. W -
GIsaStHs esnfs.umidK.
pie nmiase I'm bieiisen gIearinssaus
bslisfen iit beute auf so,2l6,642.
asfaLesiusttsisu.
Cbto Stase xelspboHe, Paragon Hefining
COM. une 6iHs. Styeet 5ip. dtlisn uarsn
esuis "a suisr aaHfrsse uno fst I'm Rssiis.
yerfauft 1urseR:
IN tsr BSEfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14
WFstan 4MH Harft.
RsD gOrt, 10. mdry

Rem gorf, 13. Mdr5.
@upisr. - Wsarit feit.
glectrolptic. ~ Wlartt nominal
5ipeites GuartGI $33.00-35.00 no
minaI; britt,s AuartaI $31.5o-32.'
30.
eiien. - Dart itetis uHS unpsr'
Gnbsrt.
3inn. - wsdrtt rubis; cfferirt 81
$500.
glsi. = glartt pillis.
SpsIisr. - Rarst fIau.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14
2ltape N ii d e

z III u o. u relS
belt (O. Sds Sbema Der ataDsmis
iden 2sbrs unb RsOe 5reibeit il bies
fem selobten 2aHDe 1T um ein trunrit
ees Sapitel berei6ert porbeu. Ra1s
oem Die umtriebe oes berihtiateu
9unoesIenators gpies penrois uno
onoerer Yolititer oas auratprium Der
lluiperiitat bon penniploGnta DOR an>
bertbalb ,Sabren geSpungen batten.
bem prof. Scptt ytearine mitteN i'm
Semeiter ben StubI DOR Die Sbure ou
ieben, 1T oemielben freiiinuigen 2ebs
rer iebt in 5oleop Iebnlifes paIiirt.
Gr bat aber uiht gelpartet, Bis man
ibm ben Qaufpab CAB, fonbern in Ell
nem S6reiben an ben prdIibenteu
Stope freirpiQig um Gnttbung DON
ieinem qlmt ais 2eiter Der Ibtbeilung
fir &iiuits unb WtHeniaGFten sebeteu.
proF. ytearins 1T So8iaIiit uub mo1t
aus ieinem 9er8en teiue WtDreergrube.
Sn Difeutliben geriammluugen pers
urtbeilte er prdIioent Wiliuns anss
pGrtiee BoIttit unb bas Gei9rei Der
Sriegsputrtoten. ariegsgefaaftsrfute
baber ipieoerboIt segen ibn SteIlIns
eenommen unb feline gntluiiuns &c.
forbert. Sin qotrid S'grien,
9uplan Der Gptre Dams=gtdhemis.
iou i'm sur Debate ober gum 3peis
tampf nit Der Gduit berausseforeert
anbere .Batrioten" follsn ibn ebsrp
fails beorobt buben. Rrof. Nearing
lit iebt in Detroit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14
Gbieaso, 10. Wlars.

Gbieaso, 13. 9ldT3.
@eiBsn. - iSiir Rai $1.7ss-1.'
s24. am Sdlub $1s1s; fir SuIi
$1.a9-1.55!, am S6lub $154a,
0sIihtOrn. = Sir Tlai $l.06A-
1.0SA, am S6Iub $1.oS!; fir SaIl
S1.06-1O7l, am S6lub S1.07b.
Safer. - 6ar Wsai 57t-58ac, am
S6IuB $50; iiir JuIi 55s-564c, am
Sdlub 56!c.
ROgssn. Wdrtt nominal
@rsite. - $LO3-1.32.
9imutbp. - $3.75-5,75.
Slice. = $l2.00-18.O0
BORT. aiir Weai S31.75--325o.
am Sdlub $32.25; fir Suli $3.50
-32.05, am SbluB $3175.
Sdmal3. - Sir Miai $1S.77-
1887, an e6lub $3.50; fir SuIi
$1S.75-1S.s5, am Sdlub $3.50.
9aippsuisitsR. - fir Wdi $17.35
--17.45. am S4lub S1z37; fir
Suli $1745-l7.52, ON S6luB
stat.
Butter. - Wldrtt unperdhoert.
'Gier. - Wldrtt unperdnbert.
aartoiieln. : Martt unoerdrbert.
gfliissl. - Martt unberanOsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-14
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20
CHATTER COMMISSION.
October n. 1917

October Is, 1917.
An adjourned regular session of the
Charter Commission OF the city OF
Crystal Falls, Michigan, held at the
council room at the city hall and
was called to order on the above date
at 1880 o'clock by the clerk and the
oaths OF Office administered to Benja-
min c. Nicely. and Herman Holmes,
who being absent at the first session
OF the Charter Commission.
Members present: NJ. II. Moriarty,
David Ross, benjamin C. Nicely. Her
man Holmes. W. r. Jacks. Arvid
Bjork and Sam Bridges.
The next order OF business being
the appointment OF chairman for the
Charter Commission.
On motion Of Arvid Bjork and SEE
onded by Benjamin G. Nicely. that
Michael r. Moriarty he appointed as
chairman OF the Charter Commission
Carried.
II was moved by David NJ Ross
and seconded by Sam Bridges that
Benjamin C. Nicely be appointed sec.
rotary OF the Charter Commission.
Carried.
IL was moved by VIM +. Jacka and
seconded by David M. Ross. that Sam
Bridges be appointed vice president
OF the Charter Commission. Carried.
II was moved by Benjamin C. Nicely
and seconded by Sam Bridges, that the
clerk be instructed to write several
cities having adopted the commission
form OF government for copies Of
their charters to be submitted 10 the
board Of commissioners as soon as re
ceiyed. Carried.
Moved by VIM. f. Jacka and sec
onded by Benjamin G. Nicely. that the
meeting be adjourned TO Tuesday.
the 10th day OF October, A. d., 1917
at 1880 o'clock p. m.
w. J. GRIBBLE. Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20

was wildly enthusiastic; II was some
time before the play could begin, and
even then the audience paid more at
tention to the official box party than
TO the play
Mrs. Wilson was simply dressed,
but she seemed immensely interested
in hustle dresses on the stage and the
costumes scattered everywhere over
the house.
Picturesque, indeed. are the COM
promises effected in the same Won
derful tints and colors that have al
ways been favorites, perhaps though
n trif1e subdued. Some are high In
the back, square or round in front
with long sleeves OF tulle or very
short ones OF the same material as
che bodice or the overskirt. The
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20
October 9th. 1917.


The meeting OF the Charter Com
mission of the city of Crystal Falls
held AZ the council room at the city
hall was called to order by the city
clerk on the above date at o'clock
p. IN. and the oaths OF office admins.
tered to the members-elect so present
Members presents NJ. H. Moriarty.
d, NJ. Ross, w r. JaclSa. Arvld Bjork
and Sam Bridges.
Members absent; y. c. Nicely and
Herman Holmes.
Moved by Arvid Biork and second
cd by w +. Jacka that the clerk h
instructed to purchase a record book
for proceedings. Carried.
Moved by n IT Morlarty and sec
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20

orded by Arvid Bjork that As this be-
ing the first meeting held by the com
mission with some OF its members alb
sent from the city, that this meeting
be adjourned TO Saturday the 18th day
OF October, A. d.. 1917 at 1880 o'clock
p. m.
w. J. GRIBBLE. Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20
The Fashion


The question OF evening dress. the
Ito be or not 10 be- OF the decollette,
seems to have been decided. The OPP
timistic spirit Of America has pre-
vailed. and while there is not the
same gorgeous display as I'm the past
evening clothes are worn. and rarely
=. m. -as d. that. The President
Of the United States pal" : v's'. %
New s"rk 10. no. Gag ago, ana, togetn-
or with Mrs. Wilson, passed an even
Ing al one Of the most enjoyable plays
of the season OF course, the house
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20
ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
September ~, 1917.
w. ]. GRIBBLE. Clerk.


Meeting OF Board OF County Road
Commissioners held in the commits
sioners' ONCE in the court house at
the city OF Crystal Falls this eth day
OF September. 1917.
Meeting called TO order by w. A.
noimes, chairman. with all members
present. Minutes Of the last meeting
were read and approved. -.
The following resolution was offer
ed by Commissioner Gibson who NOV
ed its adoption and was supported by
Commissioner Wall
BE it Resolved by the Board OF
County Road Commissioners OF the
county OF Iron in regular meeting
assembled at the court house, In the
city OF Crystal Falls, on the 9th day
OF September, A. d., 1917 that the
sum OF SCI .629.S1, be raised for coun-
~ road purposes in the county of Iron
for the ensuing year, said money to he
expended on the following roads and
parts OF roads in Iron county, in the
proportions mentioned hereinafter:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20

Roll called on the above motion as
follows: Ayes-Commissioners Glib
son and W. A. Holmes. Motion car
ried.
Moved by Commissioner Gibson, and
supported by Commissioner Holmes,
that we advertise for bids for gravel
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20

yamp is still with us: heels do not
seem TO be quite SO high as formerly,
for they, too. have been "hooved.
Satin. the same color as the dress. Is
the first choice A rhinestone buckle
placed high on the slipper is very
fashionable. Then one OF the latest
ideas In slipper decoration is a tiny
bow of satin, a single bow OF ribbon
a quarter OF an inch wide, perhaps.
Many OF the fall brides have chosen
this for their wedding slippers. IL
gives the foot the long narrow effect
that Is 50 distinctive. Slippers OF
brocade, OF metal cloth. or OF con.
hinations OF plain and figured mater
Ia. .s.s are worn only on III. no most formal
occasions, Indee. the all-black or
all-white slipper Is always appro-
pirate and in good taste. Stockings
must. OF course. match the costume
and the slipper, ,~v14E
Fashions that Platter.
Every woman. no matter what her
age, size or coloring, has secret
thrill and new hope each time she
buys or plans frock. Perhaps, now.
she will attain that degree OF ferpeo
ton which she desires. and with the
aid of the Fairy New Dress, show TO
the world that she Is ever young and
fair With care and deep considera-
ton she can do this, for there are
fashions that fiatter. fashions that
make the best of one, fashions that
create around one the atmosphere OF
charm and romance. The surplice
style Is one of these, and the evening
dress illustrated here shows a rare
combination OF beauty and style. The
tie-on waist and the shaped tunic are
OF champagne-colored taffeta, and the
lace Of the rest OF the dress is cream
colored. One unusual feature is the
sleeve-puff OF lace bound in the ta:-
feta.
Airy Fairy Accessories.
All the glow and glitter OF the
time o. day when firefiies and other
lights are bright are contained IN |
the accessories for the evening cos
tune. There are scarfs dripping
with scintillating beads, combs and
fans on fire with flashing lights,
rhinestone buckles on slippers, and
precious jewels on white hands and
arms. There is not the overlooking
OF fingers with rings nor the many
chains and neck ornaments as form
erly. This year the woman OF good |
taste prefers one perfect thing, be II
ring, brooch or bracelet, to the doz-
ems OF small odss and ends % yester
year. All Of which goes to make up
the overwhelming beauty OF any gath J
ering where fashion and patriotism
work hand in hand
o.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20

Roll call on the above resolution as
follows: Ayes Commissioners Glib
son. Wall, Holmes. None. Res
olution adopted.
On motion the board adjourned.
JOHN WALL, Secretary.
w. A. HOLMES. Chairman.
October 4th. 1917
/ Meeting OF the Board of County
Road Commissioners held at their Of
flee in the court house at Crystal
Falls, Michigan. this Attn day OF Octo-
Der, 1917.
The meeting was called TO order by
w. A. Holmes Present: Commission
ers J. T. Gibson and w. A. Holmes
Absent: Commissioner Jas. s. Wall.
Minutes OF the last meeting were read
and approved.
Moved by Commissioners Gibson and
supported by Commissioner Holmes
that all bills. bsyrolis and estimates
be allowed as read.
Morrison Nero. Co. sup .s $50
Wheeler Arnold Co. supplies 1870
C., M. a. st. r. Ry. Co.., frt.. pr
Rezin's Drug Store. supplies loo
John Bauer a. Son. supplies. 23lo
Standard Oil Co. ...~.. 17s4S
NJ. b. Waite, ground rent $500
Hane Bros. supplies ... 1.2jI
Ben l.. Quirt. supplies . $50
G. Reiss Coal Co.. supplies. 245.94
Fisher Morrison Lbr Co. sup $3.50
Marshal Wells Hdw. Co. sup 1900
Diamond Drill. supplies .. 1898
Felker Bros. Mfg. Co. sup. :, 23.S5
Munro Iron Mining Co, sup 22.55
J. l. Case r. NJ. Co. inc. sup $500
A. Mendelson, supplies Us
Am. Express Co. express. ell
G. Falls Iron Min. Co, sup. 290
Bark River Bridge Co. sup. 1890
J. n. Leno, blacksmithlng $50
August krans, transp. 100
Jacob Kari right Of way. 10000
John Hagberg, labor ... $50
Webb's garage ............ 455
Thomas Conlin, rent-roller. 1880 (
Herman Holmes. contract :, e.l6Se7 /
Herbert Larson. engineer 1880 /
Soren Sorenson. helper ..... $500 /
Ben Cheny. chauffeur 5000. $500 /
4 mt. "a I
William Burge, inspector -. 47,9G .
A. Frederickson. teaming ~. 1900 !
Peter Frederickson, teamIng 1900 T
l.. Frederickson, teaming $500 ,
l.. Frederickson, labor 49,. 1900 \
George Westcott. roller. $50. 1880 ,
Joe Westcott. labor ..... 5000
Dick Westcott. labor .... $500 I
G. NJ. Johnson, labor .... $500 7
Nestor Bruse. teaming $3.50. 1900 ,
Sam Maxi. teaming ...,.... 55,25 I
Henry Nylund, labor ...... SEQ
Isaac Hulko, labor ...... 500
Matt Kctula. labor ..,.s 1875 I
Eric kautincn. labor ..... 10 50 I
Matt valokko. labor ....A. 900 ,
Jens p. Peterson. teaming 1925 (
Jens. =. Peterson. labor $3.50
Mike McGraw. labor . 30 90 I
Pat Mccole. labor ..... $500
Herman Holmes. teaming 1850
Thomas Wilcox. labor .... 27Oo
Joe Dumals. labor ....... 1900
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20

There is very little trimming on
the new models They seem To rely
20 a great extent on their line and
color. and charming indeed is tile re-
suit One of the most attractive OF
the new modes In evening gowns Is
illustrated here II Is OF rose-colored
satin. bodice and skirt. with filmy
overskirt or tunlc OF soft mist-gray
chiffon, stitched ON the lower edge
with rose-colored silk In the long.
loose stitch which makes such fas-
cinating trimming. The collar and
the short sleeves Of the chiffon are
stitched IN the same manner.
Good Taste In slippers.
lust word here about the slippers
for evening. and the difference be-
tween those In good taste and those
that are Just a trine too ornate and
overturned Life has Invented
new word. the verb TO hoove". mean
ing Of course ones food. and equally.
Of course. one must "hoove" ones
trimmings on every article OF ones
dress. slippers that are good form
are very plain indeed. The long
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20
Motor Bus Line

Effective Oct. LIST, 1917, the follow
ing rates will be charged:
Alpha to Dunn Toe
Alpha to Monongahelia-T ohin. zoe
Alpha to odgers .........25 c
C. Falls to odgers loo
c. Falls to Monongehlia.T obin. l5c
c. Falls to Dunn ............ zoe
c. Falls to Alpha ............2 5c
Children under 10 years h-fare.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-10-20

ing the Golden -Gogebic road.
On motion the board adjourned.
JOHN WALL. Secretary.
w. A. HOLMES. Chairman
-o-- M
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE. ~X,,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-31
Jumalanpalveluksia seka muita koko-
uksia kesakuun ajalla.

Jumalanpalveluksia seka muita kokO-
uksia kesakuun ajalla.
1 p. Lake Nordissa, s. Oak. kello 3
ill.
8. D Samassa paikassa H ehtoollisen
kanssa klo 1 ap. Seurakunnan vuosi-
kokous, jossa m m. valitaan edustaja
Kansalliskirkon vuosikokoukseen, pi-
detaan heti jumalanpalveluksen jail
keen. Italia hello 8:lta OF samassa
paikassa hengellinen illanvietto, jossa
tulee olemaan m. m. k00rilaulua.
z p. Braddockissa kristill. nuoriso-
seuran kokouksessa.
10 p. Braddockin hrkossa klo
IL ap. ,N
IL d. Brocketissa kirkossa klo 8 rip
pikoulun alotus hartauspuheella.
IL d. samassa paikassa rippikoulun
paattajaisjuhla alkaa klo 10 ap.
is D. Rollassa suomal. haalilla rip
pikouiun alotus klo 8 i'll.
20 D. J. Huovisessa klo 8 i'll.
% D. A. Pyykk0sssa klo 8 i'll.
/ "a D. haalissa H. eht. kanssa klo 10
n d. Braddockissa kirkossa alkaa
rippikoulu klo 10 ap. Paat0sjuhla sa-
rlrssa paikassa heinak. 1 paiva alkaa
M. N. Westerback,
Braddock, N. Oak.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-31
@estpn, %. 9.

&epGinen tertpeb6ps faifiIle lunas
tetrille lGbeIlG ia faitfana. 8irpoit-
tatpaa on elGmGrhpeii ianoon nGantp-
mGlle iielille. &iitos Sialle, eta
on untanut lanania ia iaframenttt
mirtppittamaon meitG. Saan tdsld
fertoa, fun iiiar &1ilberg fntiui mi
niia Sairportin iublaan toufof. 16
b. &dtpimme perille pudstpd fplai-
IplIG ia fGfpdiintme pastori Wilenia
terpebtimGsid, bGn laarnaii Italia
firfosia. %2opiimmepG %iufulaiieni
rorlapa Sartun, jofu ottt pstaipaui.
iesti mustaarl. Sunnuntaina Jain
,olla ~firfosia, finn past. Us. iiellafin
%iournoii. &tppiiaarnosla iououin
toistelemaofl itiefGstG minGGni mas
toan ia posta fun julistettiin See.
iutien weresiG ipnnin pGGsto, papait-
BUM taisteIustoni. S%airportisia nupt.
ii olelpan lGmmin iliboe opettaian ia
IonanfitiIiiain fesfen. Sitd tobisti
iefin fun o%pettaia iGtteli bpmasti fd-
oestG pitGen niinfuin oliii fauipafli
lG6tenpt. &ultlin biljaista pubetta
ldbjoista ioita oil ailottl1 bantfia pop
piloan. Sorouin aiottelemaan aiion
tGrfepttG ia tuli mieleeni, iospa me
fin pertonilaiiet iaiiimrne teboa iel-
loista tpotd.
2oplitii joan laiiiua pilpittomat
fiitofiet raftauoesta, mitd oloititte.
Sintui usfopoin ieltra Min miellpt-
tGapGltG, aiattelen iitG ililrta pbteert'
pGGiemistd mifG on tailpoasia. Gum
tua taGllG pfiinGiippoesia ifaipaltd
fun eli ole eoes niuellistafGdn ieura-
funtaa.
Sertpeilet faifille, mlttta erittGin
@lilbergin ia Serttitan perbeiue.
Sanni SC.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-31

olIut.
Mntti 9liltio, iofa ipiine toIlpena
mpi talonio 6or faoullo, on mt rs.
tamtt $4,000 m~ofiulpan talon Ssarf
anpcmuelta. Samoin Sobn 8alli
mpptpddn ~talonia Yarf openuelta on
ostonut ifomman buoneen @9itc fa-
olllta. Saofob Nofola on mp6sfin
mppnpt talonio Mers &rceta Mtusta-
parable. &ofala aitoneeH 1bitule-
maiintoesia muuttoa maalle 'aiu-
MOAN.
2esfi WfrS Imanou 8uori lGbte-
nee ndiua paiapind lastenia fonsia
Galametiin, Micb. MrS @uorella
uiru iielld ia ia diti IefG meliiG ia IL
iario. Wposfin mierailemaon Gclu-
metiin aifoo tdGltG Idbted uieita luo.
malaiiia Malta.
&anlalliSieurofunnan ompeluieu-
ran n%aiiilla oil femdtmppidiict raitti-
usl ellran baalisia Observation-Disclosures
mGnd tolufot. 80 b. Tiilofiista Ell lpie-
Id tieoG fertoa.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i6IenillI oil
mGliaifainen fofols toiifof. "a p. jos
ia pGGtettin lGbettGG multafirja ends
tpfiineen Standardization fofouficlle
pppnnollG, ettG ~fofoufieen iaapuipis-
ia mieroista nalittaiiiin ~ebustaiu tai.
Re ieurofumalle, fun tdGltG motfon
pitlsu6en profii Ell poiba eoustaiaa
labettGG. SGGtiin fpllG toimomaart,
ettG iellrafuntamme iGien Wers 4man
90 @ltori, poiii ottaa ofaa firfollis-
fofoltfieen, jolloin ban motif eoust.la
tGtG ieitrafuntaa.
@aniallisieurafunnan iGien Mr
Mutti 2ltoma aifoo nGind pGiipit1
multttaa tG1ltG ebfG Montanan wol-
tioon. Baiffafrnnalta pois mutton
muofii on &aniallisieitraflnan jaien-
litfu pienennpt miime oifoita ia nGpt
tGG pbG pienenehpGn. 9ritenfin on
iGienlllfu pielG Min iuuri ettd Ell i'll
td mtolen tartpitie peIiatd ieurafun-
nan fuolemaa. Seurctunnan main
tlIiii Iaa6a opettaian aiitmoan paif-
fafunnalle eli ainafin labitienoille,
ettG motif tebbG fastpatustpOtd ieiru-
funnasia, jofa MT iaa tefemdttd, fun
opettaia ailat totpirl faufana.
sc. 81. IS.
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The Monte Vista journal., 1917-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Bishop. Mrs.
Cheney and their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Howell and Mr. and Mrs Nc
Clung of Decatur. Ill, spent the
Fourth at Creede and Wagon Wheel
Gap. Thursday fishing at South Fork
and today tFriday) will make tour
OF the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bishop were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bacon at
Wagon Wheel Gap on the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Edman and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Kavalec and
family. Mr. and Mrs. John Woods
and family, Mrs Boyd Wallace, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Woods enjoyed a pic
mic dinner with Mr. and Mrs. w. j.
Clark on the Fourth.
Miss DIETRICH is spending the
week with her parents near Center
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-07-07

Mrs. Charlotte Doris. Mrs. John
Doris and Miss Harriet Dalzell, OF
Alamosa motored to Monte Vista to-
day and visited Mrs. j. w. CoRant
and the Mcneil families.
w T. Brunnemer motored to Pue-
bio last Saturday where he met his
daughter who was on her way to
Monte Vista from Oberlin, Ohio. Miss
Brunnermer graduated from Oberlin
college this spring and is an ac-
complished violinist.
Mrs. Rhoda Cole and Mrs. George
Cole chaperoned a merry party of
young people at the Silver lakes on
Tuesday and Wednesday. The party
included Misses Wilson, Jessie Will
son, Mary Jane Flanekin of Del
Norte. Dave Hess, Harry Ellithorpe
and Milo Wilson of Del Norte.
w, C. T. U. will meet next We'd
neSday afternoon at 2:3O CLOCK
with Mrs. w. A Bronaugh.
Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Vaile, and Mrs.
Blankenbaker were luncheon guests
of Mrs. H. L. Morrison Saturday at
the La Veta hotel and pleasant
time was spent at the picture show.
Miss Fannie Dodd came in
Sunday morning from Denver
where she has been attending
the P. E. o. convention, to visit
her cousin, Mrs. John Hecker.
She will return in few days to
her home at Lamar.
j. T. Duncan came in We'd
nesday morning from Rocky
Ford to visit B. F. Ayers and
family.