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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
ALLIES NEARLY
ENVELOP BASE
OF ST. QUENTIN
British Take Maissemy and
Cut Road Running
Toward Cambrai
CUT DOWN LION
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES AF1ELD.

| WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES AFIELD
April 3.
The British forward movement around
| ST. Quentin was reported today to have
taken the town Of Malssemy in its envelop-
ing grip. Northward around Arras. the
town of Henin was occupied in other ad-
vances.
An entire German battalion massing for
attack against the advancing British forces
east OF Templeux was mangled by British
artillery today.
The British forces continued their prog
ress In the neighborhood of st. Quentin
despite sudden bareback" into wintry
weather.
Dawn today saw eight inches Of snow
and high wind which piled drifts five
feet deep in some places. Fair weather
succeeded about noon, with such a sudden
rise In the temperature that the thaw was
immediate. The resulting mud and ooze
made progress difficult
British troops have cut the Germans i'm
portant line OF communication running from
st quentin through lie Catclct to Cambria
BY their sudden thrust northeast of Savy.
dispatches from the British front said to-
day, the British have not only widened
their wedge between st. quentin and Cam
brai and gained footing upon important
heights commanding st. Quentin on the
west. but have extended their lines within
two miles of the German stronghold.
Allied troops are now north, west and
south of st. Quentin, and the "pocketing'
movement continues unchecked II was this
form of strategy. worked out slowly but
surely, which compelled the German retire.
ment between Arras and the Aisne.
The British that occupied the villages of
Honon. Seliney and Franclly had to over
come some strong German resistance.
This resistance, however, cost the Ger
mans heavily in loss of life, the dispatches
say.
All of the railways running into st.
Quentin are said to be under the Anglo
French artillery fire now and the Germans
are compelled to move their supply trains
in the darkness.
on both sides Of the Aiette River. be-
tween the Ose and the Aisne, the French
are working their way slowly toward the
railway junction of Anizy-Le Chateau, on
the line between CouCy and Laon
The big possibility that is engaging the
attention of all war experts Is an entry
into St Quentin by Allied troops and Ger
man retirement to the line of Bohain. Guise
and Creicy These towns are on the first
lateral system of railway lines behind the
present German front, which would enable
the German War Office to shift quickly its
forces from one part of the front to the
other and to provision and supply them
with ammunition
PARIS. April g.
Artillery duelng in Champagne was the
only event of Importance the western
front reported by the French War Office
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BARS CLOSED FOR 1s DAYS

y BUTLER, Pa, April s.-Thc bars of
GSenfy-f1ve hotels in Butler County were
Ilpeed TO remain so until April 20, when
{11ge Rsiber is expected to give his final
16ion.
~ Court has granted the application of
4pdependent Brewing Company. of
rourgh. operating a brewery in Butler !.
~ AL wholesale and two retail appli.
81 4pd held up three retail applicants
fndora without date and twenty-five
applicants In the county and borough
Q<1er until April 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
RECORD IN GOLD HOLDINGS
Holdings in U. S. Treasury Creates
in Worlds History

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Gold holdings
of the United States Treasury were the
greatest in the worlds history.
The total value Of the currency and bull
lion In the vaults was s3,044,399,292.
The sum virtually has doubled during the
last five years. Most of the accumulation.
of course, Is due to .he inflow Of gold during
the war.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
"Bone-Dry" Hotels Reopen to Public

MONTROSE, Pa, April 3.-On February
I two of the three hotels in Montrose lost
their licenses and the proprietors closed
their places to the public. They were the
Montrose House and the Tarbell House.
They both opened to the travelling public
and are running as though nothing had
happened. except they are bone dry"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
6O-YEAR-OLD YOUTH HAS
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
5nng Man in Lebanon District At
tackled by Baby Plague-Family
Guaranteed,

LEBANON, Pa, April 3. = Leroy. the
Eenty-year-old son of Jacob Heagy, a
outh Annville township farmer. was this
{ernoon declared by DR.. z. b. Marshall.
- family physician, to be suffering from
- fully developed case of infantile paralysis.
&4agys entire left side is affected.
x The Heagy home is under strict ouaran-
Nne and the State authorities have been
D<ified.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
Labor Shortage Hits Schools

Many London schools have been closed
on account of their inability to get coal
The coal dealers have plenty of the fuel
but are unable to find men to deliver it,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03

PARIS, April 3.
Artillery dueling in Champagne was the
only event of Importance on the western
front reported by the French War Office
today.
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llnberfroren

&err a1lobeI, elm beripotnter Sfni'
der, fabrt in Der GiieIrbabn init els
nein @erliner auiaHurten, Der cine obs
i6eilihe 9ignrre idmntfJt. Du Der
@eriid onmdblih iiriertr1gltf iDiro
rrlS aIle @infe NIT benz 3aiiiritefen
fru6tetL beifIieBt &err senobeI, elm
idon er1robtes WittI nfi3niperiberl
CT erbeSt iib init einen bofIiten:
/, ,erloiiben Gle iuobI, 6ab ih bas
Senfter 6ffne2" tDobei er ote !Sanb
6es Rau6ers 5u fireifen ipeib, 6nB 6ie'
fem Die gigarre eritfdnt. $err aIlos
bel bot ferner 6os lIugIiid, oiif iie 5ii
treten, iiito iaet beitiir5t: 20, bite
taifenbuiaI Inn @riduIbigmg. 9arf
id sbnen bon nleinen airbieten2 Gie
fii6 nidt gang i4Ieht.I ,,@eirn
Sic erIaiiben." iagte Der gerIiner
iebr freirn6Iid, ,ih bin 70 frei.~ or
errtrtinnnt Der 6argereibten 3affe
6rei Stiid, iteft iie Elm ifr6 erfldrt
pergniigt: Set Is ne feline Sorte,
Die rood I'd uffn ScnIltngl1 Gprifts
unb siirioet fi& ipieaer etse bon ieiuea
,)ettntnoerea on
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SanfteB aaptteL

SHIRT 9uItoiil" ureI6ete Der Die.
ner, oils Grnu glblnsfp ioebeu mis
ibrem GrfIei6e3rlrIter IN ben SaIon
getreten mar. Ssybre Sairrgfer bate es
beiite nidt gorB Ieift eebdbt, bic
auforbeumsen Der iorrit giitisenSer,
rim 81 erfiiaen- l5rni DttiIie ipoIlte
idon iebr i3oH ieil iinb bos Bib.
ipeIhes Der SpiegeI ibr Siriidtpnf.
befriebiete fie Ia1lse nif)t- Gber es
lag nitt an Der febr neibianeu
&anrfrifir, es lag aiih rtidt ON benz
10 gut gu ibrern tpeiben Eeint ,ino
bem prnhtigen gIofi6baar ittnu1let
BEN &leibe aus breitirptben, aan3
feinem Boueritoff nit Sairunet,
drineln un6 reider Ganurietgarrrie.
ring bon et1pas beIlerer Riioice,
fon6errt an Der itbsbei9affep
belt Der ihonen 5rmi. 3ie llIlterre'
bing nit Der So1ter bate iie bod
tief erregt uitb nit @eiorgniiien fir
bic Suflnft erfiiIlt. bic ibr bis iest
nod nidt ntigeitiegen iparer.
limb mi6 in bieiem gIugerbliie
ipuren iie uie6er bergeifen. Gin fell.
ges SadeIn Entitte iiber ibr @eiift,
aIs ibr Der Same oes @eIiebten ee.
nteIoet ipor6, fGiim bab iie Dor betu
9iener bic n6tbise SaIhing beipabr,
te, isn bie i9ifIi6e gIntiport 5u ee
hen. slIs iie 6es Gairften Sdritte I'M
@or5inmuer borte, fprn1g iie bon bem
SeiIel, nuf oem fie NIos eertonunen
bate, entpor utb tbat einige Sdritte
Tp@b Der Sbiir.
(ssortiesung foIst)
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llriprana Der iSiaarre.

0ie 3isnrre ipieIt un6siireitbar
unb isii laueem f4on cine isbr MID,
tiss Rods in unierem tdglidsn 9ebsH.
jie unb ibr aonturisnt. bic Sisns
r.tte. glan gs5e in elm Wirtshans.
man gebs nur auf bic Strabe. lno
p.nn man IS nit itsenosH 4ugsn
tut, pirb mon einen 9tsriif oapon
tommen. bnb an sinem 2age, In si'
n.r Stunbe sin unesheurss 8truio'
gel. berqualmt mirb. Die Site an
uno fir ii4 III SabrbunOerie aIt -
suropdiIfs Sseleuie bro9tm Iit isi'
nerssit aus Wliiisl' unb Sionmrifa
beriiber. abn bic 9s5tidnung. bic
mir ben ssroIItsn saLaisbIdiisrn isbt
seben, III nod niat alt unb bat ii5
mad unb nod eyIt snttpidslt. sic
pgbs friib i'm 19. Sabrbunbtrt ans
senommen, Oh aus BEN fran5oiii9en
cisnrrs ober bem ipanii4sn tigarro.
it.bt babin. Bel isintm @srinssrea
ais BEN a5nissbsrssr pbiloiopben
Rant finbet ie Ii4 i'm Sabre 1888
ais eingefiibrits Wprt init osu!i4en
a,ttern, nbsr nit ipaniifxr gnbuns
ais Gisnrro. Griibsre Bslsst parsH
allo in Rtii,bef9rsibunstn gu iins
oe.l, aus bsnen Rant ipobl seih0pit
bobsn mnB. Die ipaniihe Worisss
iialt tpshlsIt i'm alnfanss bes 19.
Jabrbunberis nod oft nit Der fran.
s5IiiH,bsuti4en, unb bic ein3abl 3is
snrre I1eirx aus Der ihon friibsr
1ufirsttnbsn Mebrsabl 3isnrrsn ent.
Iianben au iein. Cine llsbtrganess
form biIbsts bic Beaeidhuns GisnrS
ros. bic man in Soffmnnils ptnHia.
iititiidsn (aasrf 1s14) finbei. Dnrin
lDtrben biz gisarrcs rod sspiHerHns
Ben nis sins gis,ntiim!i1seit BON
StubtrH, Glssnnts. anstfsbsn. - Die
tueiiere 9srbrsituns Der 3isnrrtn
i5eint bis in bos 5ipsits Jabroebrt
bes 10. Jabrbunbsrts IaHgiam 81 ers
folsen. .Ssnn Den ManHf4oftsn Der mad
Der Gdloht Bel gr0bb<tren IN Berlin
preubiidku Hsgineutet
ioIIen bic 3igorren. bic ibnen bon btr
BsrIintr BsD6lisruns sefpsubei. uo4
anaa Rsuss asDsisz ieia
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@ortlps Itano Die Sdhpei5erin Die
fem ausbriih gegeiriiber.
.gs beredtigt lid nid)ts a)i Die.
Ter goraiisieturg,~ iagte lie eiiolif.
,giifts irnb allesl" rfef Sbereie.
%, 0aB i'd meine arme @lutter poil
Dem perb1ng1iBpoIen S9ritt suriid-
baIten fonHte, ober I'D nerlflns ods
ilidt, nienlato pernldg o1s, fie III
gdnsli6 in ben gollben oieies Wim.
mes, Der cine odinonii9e Weddt iiber
iie geiuonneil bot, 6as babe id) bciiie
utr jlt oeiitIi6 erfnnntl"
Ginige geiniiten berrifte tiefes
Sdnpeigeil, bain begonn Sbereie mil
gan; perGnoerter Stinlme: I'D iuiil
mein &reiis tiif mid, nebneu.
9ie Sreai lab iie betroffen on
@as meinit On, meir SiebIing9"
,aam id meine lliutter ridt ret.
teiL 10 mil id3 ibr iueirigiteiis 70 pieI
als moelib bon Der Hait tragen bels
fen Die iie iid) aiiferlegt bat. SD mers
De nif,t bon ibrer Seite tpeidefi. "
y@ott iegne 9id), mein Sieblingl1
iagte Die Shapei5erin tief geriibrf.
.9u iibit cine idlpere Stunt Die
SeIbitiibenuirioune, Der 2obn miro
ni9t ousbleiben. 9ergiB Giid sri6t,
odb Oh .eine treiie 5reuitoin bait,
i'd -"
.SS;a, 9l," fieI sHereie elm, ober
Ser Bid, ben iie babel aitf bic er.
sieherin mari, trof tief ms SerS.
,,g9ns man mil intS ttltn rnfb, oas
icQ man raid aisfilbren,- flbr Sbe.
rele aufiiebeilo fort. .OdIlfoff torrnnt,
er iii pieqeidt idon I'M Soliie, neine
Weiitter ipiiuift oab i'd ibu iebe uro
iprehe.@
rSbiie es beiite ridlt, Define Grdfs
te rei6en 6oau nid)t niIs," nlnbnte bic
@rdieberin. y2ab Sid ertidpiIbigen- :,
Limb meirrit Su, Odb es Torgen
ODER an eiitern atbercn Eage leihter
fir ntlh iein tpiir6ef" frogte Sbereie
nit einem irniGgIia trairrigen Sd.
6eln. rSiIf mir, mid ai1fIeibeu, bo
nit ib 5ur eriten Statiou nleines
2eibens5ueges gebe."
9ie SdppeBerin nrndJte feline Gin,
ipen6arrrpen tpeiter uu6 ging bem Jun
gen WfGS6en siir Srll6, ibre einfade
ssriiitr irlb ben ebeNio einfaden Mn,
5iie obne $iIfe Der 22Jitrefer gu boL
Ien6en. gs p1re Sbereie 5u ifref.
lid getpeien, IN bieTgu augeublid bic
fpGbenoeH 9Iugen bcs Waa6belis mIf
ii6 eeriftet sI tuiien
Oils fie fertig fpor lito IN 6os dits
ftoben6e Bobr3tnnner trdt, fagte bic
SreIl. tpeIbe ibr sefoIst mar: CT
mes boit On nod oergeiien., @er
Spfer bringen mil, broltft ardffe
irt5 bari fie ii9 nibt IhrrdIern. 9u
bait belite no9 nidt sefriibitihft.
.Ou boft reft Sas lit mir nidt
erpi6arte Sbereie. sic
Iieb es geide5er 61b &e Gr5ieberin
Sbee nnb @adiDerf berbefbrtrrgen
I!eB, tnt6 slnorte iidl ettpos banon su
genieBen.
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n.n ionnt,il On bebalt.nI !.

Den - tonntsit ou bsbaltsn!'
.Ddpon battsit oa ni4ts ssfdriss
ben, 6errl SD babe besbalb btioes
periouit, bns Dinoem uno ben eiel.
Den eIsl fir sins Billion Grancs.
anosrs CAB id ibn HiHt fort; bas
Diooem nit otm berrIi6n Gotlitein
fir ,insn 5ranc. glotiirli4 CAB ia
bieles nur oem, Der ben GfeI fiir
cine Niuion 0ranes iaufis. Den
9cufpreis fir oas 9iaoem, siusn
5ronc, babe i9 ben SeripiiGsn aus
sebdnoigi. ipit bu btfpDlen fdfi, ben
Cribs fir ben Giel brines i9 Dir.
allah II anab! did abtr nu6,
oenn tuus Ioll mir Die 6rsibeit9 SD
bleibe bein -
,Tlsin gruber, o tr.us- Sbrnbim.
mein Batter, tpenn bu pillii!" 4bnI
ga4our umdrmie uno iiibis ben aI'
ten.
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Jst beresIidt sisin.
eiHss br srstten aatnrvnnber esSs
Amsrifas.

ttat5 Der Btgptcn EufhfDhH'tf
amsrifas.
gines Der er0Btsn Raiurpuneer
Sibomeriias nno i'm belonosrtn OCT
Rspublif grssntinisn III Der beipte'
Ii&e 5isin Don S1nbil ga pieora
mopeoi;a). gr litgt stipd cine hnioe
Sinnbe BON Der S.abt 2nnoil Cprc'
ping 9uenos 4irts) tntferni nuT ti'
nsm @ipfsl bes Jelisnsebirses, Dos
iih bon Der pdmpo mad BEN eabo
gorrieniss bin5isbi. 6isr rubt sr AMI
oem bodIten 9ipisl bes ejsbirsts uno
bat, BON Der SHluGt aus seitbsn, bic
iform zines rieiistn 9reifpites. nab,
reno er pon oHotrtn puntten aus si,
nem unreselmdbiaen Risieuftgtl
aleid,i. Seuns 21nse III IS, isiue
50be "a Jub. Ssin @siuidi iddst
man nui 4S0 Sonnen-
S6on aus Der gntfsrnuns bietss
e. ,inen bo9it sisenartissH anbIid:
,r litat 10 auf Der Rtignng ots 6tls
lens, oaB man ,insn in ben absruHo
rolienben Sisin 81 iehen giaubt, Der
nur fir ben gruhieil elmer Seiuncs
nit elmer i,9r ileinsa 9aiis ben Boz
ben beriibrt. ST man absr Ju Tim
binauissiiitaen, 10 ifsbt man iiaunsno
un6 bellommtn Dor sintm neueH
Dunb.r, lpenn nan ibn i4on bei st'
nem ltidlien Druid nit Der 9ano III
btutli6 Iiaibare SdpinsunseH gerd'
ten iiebt. Nsifsns brauai ii4 nbsr
Der Reiisn6e eor niht perionli9 81
6emiiben. on ihor Der bier b1nllg
b.rriGsnbe Itarte Wino oaidr iorsi.
bab ii4 ibm bieies bsionotrs aus
Der Gntfernuns nufrsssuos uno pal.
tsnos S9aHipisl bitiet. Conn glaupt
mon, Der Stein miiiie ieoen augsn'
Bid nit luutem 8epoltsr IN ben
abarunb iiiir3en. groB Der Impo'
uierenben 9r0be oes 6swegiIdsH
Steines bon 2aHoil bat absr ooa
Der MenId msbr als einnlal lsint
arafi On bisiem SitiHloIob D.rirbi.
Obne 9runb, bsnn sr li.at on obeH
ieinsm i'm Wess. Der Wienid nollie
fb nur nah ssluHeener 2at triuui'
pbierenb oils 9err iibsr Die Ratur
fi.hieu. aber Der Stein bat ibn per-
b6bnt, unb Der WsHf4 bat bei4dHt
abSie5sH miiiisn.
Der inisrehnnteiie oernrtigs Ber'
iuh ipurbe in Der triisH Sdlfts oes
19. Sabrbunberts Don Dem nrgentInI'
Iden Iiltaior Roias gematlt, Der
nit unp.rsl.idli6er Srauiamisii Idls
% 5abr. lang ii5er oas Ganb hsrrld'
!s unb Der es fertis bratte, onb itlbit
pi. WlutisTt.n bas 3iiiern ierniti
unb bic G.ionbttn europdii1sr 9rob'
m6d,te buditdblif nod i.intr pftlle
tansien. a6.r ipenn aud Der engll'
jhe gejonbte parierte. als Roins ipli
nufforberte, feiner mulattiihsH Fo'
din IN Der Qii9e beim UsalsbrsIjl'
bereiteu sn belfeu. an bem bsTpegll'
den Stein BON 2anoiI f6eiierse oo1
bic Radt isiner unbereatnbarefi
eaunsn. Sbgleih sr ben snn5sn
Stetu nit Striden umiDinben uno
tauieub Der irditisiisn~ pferbs lnipnr'
nen lieb, bic Jpn ben abbans binao.
,isbeu ioIlien, mid sr ui4t tiusn GEL
brett Don Der Stelle, an Die iin siE
Raturersisnis ssiHlsas
bert bnt. Gage sr in europa. 10 mare
sr stiuib Der iassuumraui4tsite StslH
osr Welt; in Siioamsrita III sr nihis
lpeiier als elm iniersfantss Hainr'
lpuubtr, bos Der Reiienbs ii4 aber
uid,t eutstben loGsn bari.
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ausDe

.8ie2 Gle oIs Siebsiger tpoIIen
S3re stpan3isidbrigs Dtrtbf4aftertn
beiratben = ih meme, bic ilt bod N
bis6en jung fin Sie9~ = reSa, ia,
reft baben e.. i9 tperS nod n
pon Snbre tparteul-
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- Die 6auptfa&e 5err
(sam g&ujieriunseu. Der ibm Gtie.
isl bringt): aanuH bu bean aud
loon SiiefsI mahfHg
G@stniuass: Rec abG @isfi :
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-29

Tackla, Laura and Edith Boeck.
man of Ossia1, were guests at the
Joe Ehler home Sunday.
Chester Harris who has been stay.
ing at the Ed. Youmans home re-
turned to his home near DEBORAH
Sunday.
School opens in District ), Sept. 8
with Miss Sylvia Lukenbill of Ossian
as teacher.
Frank Boeckman and family and
Miss Phillie Wiltgen of Ossian call
ed in Centennial Sunday
Rae Runkle and family, Henry,
Amanda and Edwin Ginapp and nellie
Daniels spent Thursday evening al
the {. o. Danie.s home.
viii Linnevold passed through this
vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Waterbury of
Sioux Falls, S. D.. and Mrs. Gibbs OF
Castalia, visited at the George Allen
home Wednesday.
Several from here attended the fair
at West Union last week.
Miss Eta Stevens visited Miss
nellie Daniels Wednesday.
c. O. Daniels and Theodore Rosa
called at Castalia Tuesday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-29
MADISON TOWNSHIP.

Aug. 27. 1917.
Mr.. aad Mrs. Carl Owen and Alma
and katinka Odden autoed to Fay
cite last week. Miss Christina owen
who has been attending school there
returned home with them.
Miss Carolla Schmidt left last
Tuesday for Canton, S. D. to visit her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7.
Helgersol.
Miss Lydia Bloom OF Bricelyn,
Mimi, has been visiting at the J. J.
.Odden home.
George and Benjamin Josvanger
autoed to New Hampton last We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Rotvold of Hes
per, and Miss Ida JoSvanger visited
at Mrs. Josvangers Sunday.
Nels Owen and son Henry were De-
cOrah visitors Saturday.
The ice cream social at B. o. Bak-
ken's Sunday night was we'll attend
ed.
Anna and katinka Odden enter
tanned 4 company of girl friends last
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Lydia Blum.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-29
CENTENNIAL

Aug. 81, 1917.
Edwin Ginapp is staying at the
Fred Westphal home near Castalia.
Mrs. Bert Daniels returned to her
home in DEBORAH Saturday after a
stay at the c. o. Daniels home.
The Embroidery Club met at the
home of Mrs. George Allen Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Waterbury of
Sioux Falls, S. D., spent Friday night
at the George Allen home.
Mrs. Ed. Allen and grandson Ron
old of Waterloo visited at the Geo
Allen home a few days last week.
John Uhlenhake and Frank Bush
man of near Festina, called IN Cen
tennial Saturday evening.
Miss Leila Jones visited Florence
Thornton Friday afternoon.
Vern Allen visited his father Ear
nest Allen, a few days last week.
The Ed. Youmans family and Ear
nest Stevens were guests at the Clar
ence Miller home north OF Decoraf
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Nesyik spen
! SUNDAY at the c. o. Daniels home.
Will Crabtree and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Will Duff visited the Allel
family Sunday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-08-29
RAvENA.

Aug. p, 1917.
August Peck purchased several
head of hogs of Willie Meyer near
Castalia.
John and Frank Broghammer and
Joe Smith autoed to Martin Bergan's
near Nordnes3 last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Klisart of Os-
sian, spent Sunday at Wenzel Lans-
ings.
Ben Eimers entertained company
at their home last Sunday.
o. w. Schneberger who has been
working for Ben Eimers has resigned
on account OF being drafted.
Frank and John Broghamer AID
Joe Smith and Monrad Nygaard
lspent Sunday evening at Sven Tow
sons.
Oscar Tovson called at Julius
Browns last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Guttebo and
family, Mrs. Theo Dyshaw, Mrs. j
lAsplin, Mrs. Otto Treider, Ole o. Mo,
and Carl, and Mrs. Theodore Hove
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Tovson anC
family spent Sunday at the Decoral
Park.
Oscar Tovson assisted Ole Orwell;
stack last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Brown an
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Aug. 81. 1917.
Mrs. Arthur Ellingson went to
Waukon the last of the week for a
weeks visit with relatives.
Several of the ladies from this vi
cinity attended the L. A. S. which
met with Mrs. o. Haugen of Canoe
last Tuesday.
Charles Geotlemen and family
were over from Franklin Prairie to
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dressed
haus last Sunday.
Mr.. aid Mrs. Fred Iverson visited
the formers parents in DEBORAH the
last Of the week.
Lars Sorenson and family we're ov-
er from Canoe Ridge last Sunday and
spent the day with Mrs. Lien.
Lizzie SeVerson spent Saturday
with her brother Henry and family.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Ed Dresselhaus au-
toed to Limo Springs the first of the
week for visit.
Theo. Anderson and family called
at Albert Liens on Sunday last.
Some of the folks from here took
in the show at Locust Sunday eve
ming.
Roy Lien went to Ainsworth, Neb.,
last week
Mr.. Dirks aid family spent Wed
neSday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ores
5elhaus
Clarence Elhngson has been assist
ing Emil Rasmussen with his work
the past week
Otto Lien is working with Gross
Bros. during thrashing season.
Albert Lien AID sister Mrs. Steine
and daughter Mildred, visited rela-
tiVes on Canoe Ridge one day last
week
Miss Pearl Iverson was up from De-
corah the last of the week for
short visit
Mrs. Olias Severson and daugh-
ter Katherine and Lizzie Severson
visited relatives on Canoe Ridge the
first of the week
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| sick list recently.
Ben Herold was business caller
at Protivin Saturday.
frankie Tuchek had his tonsils re-
moved last Thursday at Mercy Hos
ptal at Cresco.
Emma Lusk returned home from
Charles City Monday, after an extend
ed stay with relatives there.
Emma Mikesh spent Friday at the
A. A. Mikesh home east of town.
Mrs. NJ. Moravetz was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Humpal last
Monday.
Chas Aadera was Calmar caller
Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Kubesh was visiting her
mother, Mrs. John Janovsky last Mon
dav and Tuesday.
The Misses Emma Herold and Lou
Use Soukup underwent an operation
for appendicitis Saturday at st. Jo-
seph's Mercy Hospital at Cresco. They
are reported to be doing nicely at this
writing.
Irene Benda had her tonsils re-
moved last Tuesday.
Mayme Baker of CresCo called at
the Ben Herold home Saturday
Mr.. Latimer of Calmar applied to
the county supervisors for permits
sion to run the transmission line for
electric lights and power from Cal
mar over the county roads to Spill
vile, FIT. Atkinson and Festina. His
request was granted.
John Huber, wife and family were
visiting relatives at Cresco, Sunday
John Soukup, wife and family and
Mrs. JOS. Herold and family made
brief visits at the Mercy Hospital at
Cresco Saturday and Sunday. Miss
Mavme Herold and Mrs. James Iris
ka are staying with their sisters at
the hospital.