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Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
THOMPSON
Rally Day Historical Pageant to Be Given Tomorrow by United Sunday Schools.


 . Following is a programme of the Rally Day Historical Pageant to be given by the united Sunday schools at twelve o'clock, September -30t1,. VI. Early Hebrew Education. Calvin Munyan.. Mrs. D. E. Elliott, Miss Evelyn Converse, Helen Chase. Marian LewC, Richard and Franklin Con verse. II Early Christian Period, Teaching of Timothy Mrs. Elliott, Miss Converse and Franklin Conperse. III John Eliot Teaching the Indians, Rev " E. Chase and Miss Tracy's class. V Birth of Modern s. S., 17s0, Robert Raikes and boys of Glouceter, England. Merrill Munyan and young CT boys class. V The Graded Sunday school. l, Cradle Roll, members 2, Beginners, Mrs. Elliott and class. So- 10. Up to Me Sweet Childhood Look eth, Mrs. Paine. 3. Primary Depart ment, song and drills. 4, Junior girls era dle lighting ceremony. 5, Fields for Christian Service. nine young people. {. Meh's Class Song, The men Are Coming Back to S. s. :. The Home Department. The Open Bible in the home.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29

The annual fair of the windham County Agricultural Society this year was a grand success The last day, as the drafted men were to leave for Aver and a send-of to them was giv- en In Putnam, many who otherwise would have attended the fair went there The officers of the society are we'll pleased
 Delegates Appointed.
 At the prayer meeting of the Bap- pastor, Rev G. F. Genung. D. D.. R. 3. Witter, Miss Alice Bo1Ies and Miss Helen L. Witter, were appointed del ezates to the Ashford Association at Warrenville. Sept g and 26th.
 Home on Furlough.
 George Pearl, a member of the 3sth Co. was home on a furlough three days of the fair, and greeted many friends Friday night Robert Bard, a member of the same company came home upon a short furlough. both leaving town Saturday morning. Bard having to go to Providence to see to certain matters, as he was at the time of his enlistment a student in Brown.
 Paid Total of s1s.45.
 A W Buchanan, State Truant Off, hcer. caused Edward Fitzgerald to be arrested for not sending Joseph Henry was brought befors Edward Riley Justice of the Peace. Theodore W Pond, Grand Juror, appeared for the state The accused pleaded not gull ty but was found guilty and fined three dollars upon each of the three counts in the complaint. and ordered to pay costs of prosecution, taxed at nine dollars and 45 cents, a total of s1s-<5. which he paid.
 Rev A E. Falmouth, pastor of the Congregational church was taken ill during Sunday night, but is resting comfortably. the guest of Mir. and Mrs. T. w. Pond. Rev and Mrs G. F. Cunning, R. B. Witter, Miss Alice BoIles and Miss Helen L. Witts0 were in Warranville et the association, Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
EKONK
Gallup Family on Motor Trip to Nov,
 Seotia-AeeidsntaI Death ct Gserc, Fehr-Fishing Trip. E

Gallup Family on Motor Trip to Novs Seotia-AeeidsntaI Death ct George
 Fehr-Fishins Trip. Mir. and Mrs. G. Howard Gallup and three children started Friday morning home in Nova Scotia. They will be away about month.
 The choir rehearsal was held-ae Miss Esther Gallup.s Saturay evening.
 Tragic Dsatk.. a-=s;;
 The accident which resulted, in the death of George Fehr. Friday evening has .saddened the nefshborhood. He was taken to New York for burial. He is survived byhis wife and two chill dren.
 MT. and Mrs. Russell slocum of last week with Miss Cynthia Phillips.
 Miss Minda Tanner Of Lebanon, Spent the week end at her home here
 Mfr. and Mrs. Louis Ingalls, of Dan ielsen were Sunday. callers heres r-Ss~ MT. and Mrs. E. Byron Gallup spent the week end with their son, at How ard, RI. :, Alvin Corey returned home satur- day from fishing trip to Eastern Point bringing & large Humber of blue fish. r
 Visited Homestead.
 Five from Providence, some of them decendants of the Campbell family, were callers at E. B. GalIup's, Sunday. They wished to see the. old Campbell nedy cemetery ... 5. Rev J. Clinton Pryor returned Mon day to Yale Divinity school.
 Smoke from the burning barn of Earl Davis in Plainffeld Monday could be seen here. >
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
DAYy1LLE
Travellers From HeneIuTu-Mrs. A. T. : Hope Wins Prizes at Falrs-Asd
 @Cressp Comfort Rag Acknowledged.

Travellers From HeneIuIu--Mrs. A. r Hope Wins Prixss at Falrs-Hsr
 scrsss Comfort Rag Acknowledged. Miss Lucille Donns. daughter of Rev and Mrs. Charles Downs, who has beeu spending the past two years at HoA- olulu has returned home accompanied by Miss Violet Atherton who sAtn re- main for q lengthy visit. Mir. and Mrs. Clifford I.ombra o1 Boston. were week end guests of MT and Mrs. Samuel tR. -oiliettes,s Mrs. -A-~-J. Iathrop has been spending the week with relatives al North Coventry. Sst+ .ss- z,5 ,ss ,3
 MT. and Mrs. N. l.. Grieg had As suests sunAsy Mr. and Mig: Frs.,cis
 Nftss Myra Hatss. of putnam was a Sunday visitor with Rev. C.. A Donna Eand family: ELalrewood. R. f. and Willard F. Ben- nett of Providence were Sunday guests of Mrs. Fannie s. Bennett. Mrs. Samuel Bailey of Fall River, was a week end guest of Mrs. H. F. Harrington sd family. Napoleon Ginfrus fs taking a vaea- tion from his .duties as, clerk at La 'Belless store.
 MT. and Mrs. T. Lewis Allen of New York were overnight guests cf Mss
 
 day. s...
 MT. and Mrs. W. E. La Belle were visitors with relatives at North tx bridge, Mass, Friday of last week. :. Visited at Fort Terry.
 Miss Myrtice E.. Blanchard was at Fort Terry this week to visit Sergeant Leon N. Blanchard of the ssth Com panv
 Miss Mildred Benn6t is .mployed In the Byron Bugee store at Putnam :. Won~I,~e nrives.
 Mrs. A. Taft Hope won first prize at tl1e Brooklyn fair and second at the Woodstock fair last week in the La Mir: and Mfrs. P. l.. I.ati1rcp and daughter, Mrs. weixold. of North c6v- entry. were guests of>Mr. and Mrs. A J. T;athrop on Sunday. 3 Mrs. E1as Harrington of saybrook :~ the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Elmer. Monroe. ~ - - = =
 Miss Jane Reddx has returned from visit with friends at East Doug lass
 Harry Conk,in. William Ornsbee. and William Carver visited Camp Devens Sunday. ..
 Tomorrows Services. The pastors topic for Sunday morn ing at ethe Conereeationa1- church wifi he 'dT11e. Pearl. df Great Price,. At the session of the Bih1e school the pastor. Mir. Swanson, will review the school as a whole. the lessons of the past quarter.
 Rally Day. exercises will be held October, 7th. =
 At the rneetine of the Fcc1e esia eticsi society Of sie Congregational church evening it was voted to in stall steam heating in the parson age.
 Comfort Bag Appreciated. Miss Myrtice E. Blanchard raceived a card from Francis Cannon stationed at Camp Devens. Aver. expressing thanks of appreciation for the com fort. bag. given hin, by the local Red Cross branch. More DavviIle village boys age soon l to be called into service. Among them | are Elijah Berriman, William Jasmine, l Edward Berthiaup1e and John Holley i Walter Cummings who formerly re- | ;ided here is among tf1e drafted men | rom Woonsoc1Set at Fort Devens, Aver. Mass. ..--s- --.-.-.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
CHAPLIN
Funeral of Mrs. Nancy Lannplear, Men1ser of Congregational Church Since May, 1S66-Burton M. WsIeh Making Favorable Reeovery--Per- sonaI Notes.

Tn the death of Nancy E. IarS hear.
 v. of South Chaplin. highly esteem ed woman has gone to her reward. one who far many years was ia oyal-and whose influence has been a power for good. during her long and useful life.
 Mrs. Lanphear had been in feeble health for a. long time. A short time spopIexy from which she rapidly faileS until her death on Tuesday. September 18th. It was fitting that her funeral service twas held tn the little chapel across the street from her home ox Friday. Sept. 21, at 1.3o p. mental in the building of the chapel in 1888. and it was dear to her heart. Rev. Guy D. Wiugerd. pastor of the Congregational church conducted the eulogizips Mrs. Lecnhear, and offer ing prayer. Rev. E. P. Aver of Mans field Center. spoke in comforting and touching words on the lift and in closed with fervent prayer. Al ouarteSe, Miss Ethel Howard, Mir, and Mrs. W, B. Gallup and J. Wilbur kanpnear so,,, saa ss+ sang Jes9s ea Lover of My chapel was filled with relatives, friends and townsDeople.
 Beautiful floral tributes were from the following: South Chaplin Sunday SCIlOoi. p1TS. ElAcH \Idnpne0f, A1rS. 5. Arnold Pecl<ham. Mrs. Mary Lan- phear. Mrs. Annie Lanphear from the children and grandchildren Mabel Trobridge. Mir. and Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Agnes Ludwig, Mir. and Mrs H | T. Clark Miss Emma Fuller teachers of Union Sunday school. East Haven, Wendell Kenyon. c. H. Street Mado- lyn Street. pr. and Mrs. Miller. MT. and Mrs. William H. Hall. East Ha- ven School Board. WiNtmantic W. R. C.. H. O. A. club
 Burial was fin the family lot in the | Bedlam cemetery. where the commit | tai service was conducted by Rev l auartette sang. Shall We Gather at | the River. The bearers were Rev l Walter E. Lanphear Ezra Kendall Ev- erett Kendall George Lanphear, Adel- l bert and Floyd Russ.
 Mrs. Lanphear has been a member l of the Consresational church since May. 1866, uniting with the church by | letter from the church in westford.
 Returns From Hospital.
 Burton M Welch who went to the | Hartford hospital where. he was oper- ated on for appendicitis returned to | his home on Friday of the past week l and is recovering favoraely.
 Zibia Huntington who has been i'll for some time with tuberculosis was taken last Sunday to the Hartford | hospital for treatment.
 A good congregation at church last Sunday listened to one of ReY Mir. Win/ /,rd's best sermons. Among the were Mir. and Mrs Walter S. Vail and Mrs. Barton of Franklin, Miss Marjorie Bradford of Putnam. MT. and Mrs. Louis Knight of East
 Town Clerk Frank C. Lummis Is Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
SOUTH KnL.NGLY
Farewell Dance and Gifts For MerriI
 C. Jacques, Soon Going to Camp.

There was a dance at the home of A. A. Iacques' Tuesday evening in honor of Merrill c. Jacques. who expects to leave for a Massachusetts training camp soon. There was a large at- tendance. During the evening Alr. Jacques was presented a wrist watch and comfort bag.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Gates and MT. and Mrs. Raymond Barlow motor ed to Gloucester. Saturday
 Mrs. R. c. Kies and Myra Doane spent Monday in Providence.
 MT. and Mrs Ernest Drew of Provi- 1ence were visitors at A. B. Halls on Tuesday
 Mrs. P- H. Coffey spent Sunday with her sister in Foster.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Hall, Mir. and Mrs. P. H. CoffSz and Mrs A. F. Phil lips attended Woodstock fair Friday.
 A. E. Phillips has filled his siIo
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
EAST KHLNGLY

MT and Mrs. Erwin Hill attended Brooklyn fair Wednesday
 Mir and Mrs Robert Sands and laughter of Patchogue. N T.. are visiting relatives here.
 Miss Nellie NJ. Chase visited fin Providence Wednesday
 Mrs Robert G. Smith attended the Air at North Scftuate Wednesday.
 Mrs. Eliza Danielson is the guest of seiatfveS in DanieIson.
 Mrs George Ma son is ilI
 Miss Helen Heath spent Sunday and Monday in Worcester
 Augustas Dumas was the guest burday af his brother Joseph Dumas snd family at North Grosvenordale. Hrs Andrew Potter was the guest f reIztjves in Occurn Sunday.
 Dwight Flint of the asth Go. c. A.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
NORTH WINDHAM

Sergeant Nelson F'rink of the 18th Cavalry band, stationed at Fort Ethan Allen. Vermont, has been at home for a furlough of two or three days
 Claude Frink of Waterbury and Vel ma Frink of Willimantic spent Sunday at their home.
 Samuel Simpson was in Hartford Tuesday on business.
 Several from this place attended Brooklyn fair. tic.
 Charles Small has moved his fam ilv to Chaplin.
 Some farmers say the potato crop is not so good as expected; other re- port a good crop.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
NORTH STERLING
Dye Plant to Move to Paeker-orr0I
 W. Bates Loses Foot.

Miss Gertrude Brooks is visiting rel atfves in Worcester
 The dye plant will remove to Pack CT as soon as many improvements can be made there.
 Mrs. Marcus Greene of Worcester is visiting her sister, Mrs George Pierce, Jr.
 A large number attended the fai4 at North Scituate and Brooklyn last week.
 Sunday there was quite a number heer looking for wild grapes.
 Loses Foot. \ Many friends of Orrin W. Bates are sorry to learn he is in Worcester hospital having suffered the loss of a foot from blood poisoning
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
WILSONVHLE

A number from this place attend ed the soldiers send-off in Putnam last Thursday.
 Among them were Mrs. James Ryan and daughter Christine and Thomas Paine, a Civil War veteran.
 Miss Emley Hawkenso son of Web ster is with. Miss Ida Childs for a short time.
 Harold Adams with his family from Hartford called on his fatIer Sun
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
WELLINGTON

Mrs Sleight lias returned to New York for the season.
 Dr.. Marshal Barker of Bost on Uni versity passed the weekend at Bel croft.
 The Tuesday evening meeting was omitted, the pastor. and Some of the people being at the Associational meeting at Warrenville.
 The first Sunday in October church services will be held in the forenoon
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
ONECO

Mrs. John Stenhouse and son of Westerly spent the week end with Mrs. R. B. Marriott.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wright M1llor of Centerville, R. l.. visited Mrs. Sarah Black over Sunday.
 Mi$s Blanche Douglas of Sterling Hi1r was a visitor here Thursday
 Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Williamson re- turned to Boston Monday morning.
 Henry c. Dixon of Bridgeport, spent
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
RAWSON
Sudden Death of Mrs. Abel Burdick,
 After Returning From Wedding.

Mrs: Abel Burdfek died very sudden ly at her home here late Tuesday aft ernoon. She had not been feeling well for a week but had been up and around all the time. She had just returned from a wedding and dropped dead just after entering the house Her }1us- band and several sons and daurhters survive her, also q number of grand children. The funeral was held Fri day at one clock at the house
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

C., stationed at Fort Terry, has been spendfng . few days with rslativea here.
 Mrs. H. 8. Place has returned from a visit with Lowell Mass, relatives.
 Mrs. Harry Beaman spent Tuesday in Providence.
 Clarence Burgess of Chepachet, RI, was Sunday guest of relatives here.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
STOKRS

Garden Supper With MeatIess Menu a
 'Success-Juniors Hold Fair-Red
 Cross Activity.
 The garden supper in the church parlor was a success. The menu was vegetarian and consisted of baked beans, scalloped potatoes, scalloped corn, cabbage salad, pie and coffee. After supper there was speaking, Prof. Wheeler acting as toastmaster. Mrs. Hollister and Mrs. Campbell gave rec itations. MT. Fitts an original poem on the faculty gardens. Other speak CTS were Miss Whitney, MT. Hughes, MT. Southwick, MT. Musser, MT. Campbell and MT. Smith.
 Juvenile Fair. The district school children held a fair at the school house Friday aft-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29

ihe weekend at the home of ". B. Hawkins.
 Beach are visiting at the home of W. B. Hawkins.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
The Real Cause

There is nothing in the attack on American sailors in Cork Sunday night. The Yankee tars "copped" the girls and the Irish boys got nlad.-Portland Oregonian.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
MANSFIELD CENTER

Women Organize With Rare Coopsra- ton for Council of Defense and Home Eeonomies carapaien-LibraA ry Directors Start War Fund With $21 Contribution.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
Open to All.

About the only Opportunity open to the man who doesn't know much about anything is the field of criticism.-To- le6o Blade.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29

the week end with his parents, MT. and Mrs. ". 8. Dfxon. s1-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
BROOKLYN.

Convention DeIesates-Edward Fltz- gerald Pays SEAS For Failing to Send Boy to SchooI-Rev. A. E. kinmouth HI.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29
vindham County


. w.. --- = F-fSea in Second Annual ESF lsi. ry Boys and Girls Asri- euIsurai CiubAcompetitors Do Well at Brooklyn Fair.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-29

Miss Grace Bulkley, who is attend ng Wiliimantic Normal school. spent
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-06-14

motored to Milwaukee Monday. d.
Hales attended Masonic grand lodge
Mr. Ivey went from Milwaukee to Chi
on business.
Miss Jane Gerlach went to Belmont
Sunday for visit with relatives.
Mrs Augusta Trevillian left Satur-
day to visit at La Sale and from there
she goes to Denver to spend the sum
mer.
Harvey Schwartz went to Milwaukee
Monday on business.
Mrs Miller and daughter of Platte
vile are here visiting her sister Mrs
Clarence Lutgen.
Chris Whitford arrived here Satur-
day from Beloit to visit his daughter
Mrs Joseph Benson of Willow Springs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-06-14
Vice President Marshalps Burning
Words.

WORDS.
Springfield Republican: In an ad-
dress before 400 Scottish Rite Masons
of northeastern Ohio, gathered in
Cleveland recently, Vice President
Marshall went to the core of the pre-
sent national situation. AS the Plain
Dealer reports He held up the
sublime example of Christ on Calvary.
With words that came from a soul
afame with zeal and emotion, he
showed that America is abOut to enter
into it's Calvary, that money making
and pleasure and luxury have become
trifes and that the hour is at
hand when American lives are to be
sacrificed for something that is higher,
nobler than life" To the depths or the
hight of that depletion the nation is very
surely to be brought. That it will call
for sacrifice beyond all our previous ex
perience seems altogether too likely.
It is very desirable thatthe people be
early brought to face the stern realities
of the existing situation, for so shall we
be the better able to render the world
service that it has been given to us to
perform.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-06-14

the funeral. Mrs Beers was sc years o.
age. Her husband, two daughters an(
two sons survive her.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. F. Henderson anG
comb and Mrs Laura George motored
here Monday from Shullsburg to visit
at the home of Mr. and Mrs W. c.
Benson. Mrs George will spend few
days with her sister before returning to
her home at Madison.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Groth and
daughter Margaret and Mrs John
Miller were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
R. E. Murphy at Dodgeville Sunday.
Miss Winifred Murphy of Dodgeville
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Grace Gribble visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Ray Ferrill at
Waldwick last week.
Horace Martin returned Monday
from a weeks visit with relatives at
Madison
Mr. and Mrs James Doyle returned
Monday from their wedding trip.
Miss Erna Mauer Of Arcadia is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs E. A. Deneen.
Miss Helen Martin left Monday to
visit relatives at Madison.
Mr. and Mrs John Jackson were the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs O. 6, Rewey at
Rewey Thursday and Friday.
Miss Elsie Springer went to Madison
Tuesday for a weeks visit.
Mrs William Rindlaub and two sons
of Platteville are here for a weeks visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs William
Tregilgus.
Clarence Collins, student at Mar
quette University, Milwaukee, is
spending two weeks vacation with
his mother Mrs P. A. Collins.
Mrs F. A. Thompson and children of
Argyle visited at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs John jackson, Sun
day
John johnson Of Miflin spent the
week end at the Alex Mcneil home.
Miss Helen Mess left Richland Cen
ter last week to conduct a beauty par
lOr for the Stanbery Hat and Ko5metic
Shop at Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Louis Kneubuhler was struck by an
automobile Saturday evening as he was
near the walk about to enter Elmer
Peters restaurant, receiving many
bruises about his body. The man and
woman occupants Of the car sped
right along Mr. Kneubuhler although
not seriously i'll is not able to attend to
business.
Mr. and Mrs A. F. Bishop, Jr. spent
Sunday with her mother at Livingston.
Miss Ruth Murrish returned Tuesday
from a visit at Dodgeville.
Alex Mcneil and family and Mr. and
Mrs Adam Dresden and family spent
Sunday at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
John Leonard at Hollandale.
Cyrus White, who has been attend
ing college in Chicago, is spending his
vacation here with his mother, Mrs
Mary White.
Mr. Reed of Darlington is here visit
ing his daughter Mrs Albert Holmes.
DR.. G. w. Hales and Charles L. Ivey
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-06-14
MINERAL POINT OF TODAY
NOTES BY The DENOCR ATS
NEWS GATHERER.


Mr. and Mrs Michael Rohevitz and
son Edward of Dodgeville visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs G.. L. Smith Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs e. c. Fielder visited at
Lancaster Sunday.
j. A Meserole went to Milwaukee
Monday on business.
Mrs John Lynch Of Delavan, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Lynch and daughter Of
Darlington visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs f. w. GRADER Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs George Smith of Platte
vile visited Mr. and Mrs Matt Smith
Sunday.
Misses Annie and Isabel Greenwood
spent the past week with Mrs John
Bachelor.
Mrs c. Aurit of Elk Grove and Mrs
William Wiegel of Darlington have re-
turned to their homes, after visit with
their mother, Mrs Anton Gerlach
Miss Agnes Daum left Wednesday
for Il visit with Mr. and Mrs Urban
Paulus at Beloit.
Mrs A. G. Haynes of Fort Dodge is
the guest Of her sister Mrs H. S. We'll
The Dorcas society Of the M E.
Church met at the home of Mrs Charles
Adams and Miss Grace Adams Tuesday
evening.
Mrs Guy P. Cobb and daughter Mrs
William Fort, who were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs Calvert Spensley and Mr.
and Mrs w. S, Ross, left Monday for
Chicago and from there they will re
turn home to ArdmOre, Okla
Mrs G.. G. Hubenthal left Monday to
visit in Milwaukee and Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs Patrick Morgan and Mr.
and Mrs John Howe of Darlington were
the guests of DR.. and Mrs w. j. Nor
gan Sunday.
r. j. Ellsworth, Jr spent the fore
part of this week at Gleason on bust
ness.
Mrs Frank Z Rodgers and daughter
of Fort Dodge are here visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs Robert James
John NJ. Gundry and daughter Miss
Alice of Cleveland, Ohio, are guests at
the W. p. Gundry home,
Manuel kohn arrived here Friday
from Chicago TO visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs IL. S We'll; and returned
home Monday accompanied by Mrs
Kohn, who was visiting here,
Francis Springer returned from a
business trip to Milwaukee Thursday.
Miss Zelma Kane is here from Mil
waukee for visit with friends
Mrs William Newmeyer and two
daughters of Milwaukee arrived here
Thursday for a week 5 visit at the Null
hairn home.
Mr. and Mrs John E. Livingston and
son John visited with John O'Dowd
and family Monday on their way to
Eau Claire to attend a convention of
the matrons and superintendent of the
county asylums of this state
Harvey Huxtable left for Chicago
Monday to attend the commencement
exercises at the Northwestern Dental
University.
Miss Margaret Alblinger was able to
leave st. Joseph's hospital at Dodge
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-06-14
BUYING LIVE STOCK
MARSHALL DAY

is acting as purchasing agent for the
Madison Co operative Packing Company
buying live stock from the stockholders
and general public. Consult him be
fore you dispose Of your fat cattle, swine
or sheep.