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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-25
NOTICE.
of Man

in compliance with the recent
draft law passed by Congress and
the Proclamation of the PRECEDENT
it is my duty to hold a registra-
tIun on the 9Th day of June, 49,. 7
at which time all men betwee n
q and 81 years of will be requir-
ed to register and be subject to
call unless exempt for some rea-
son which will have to be given
in your registration. The law
in regard to registration is very
strict. All men of proper az,
who fail'O refuse to register on
this date, or give false answers
or misrepresent their age, ar
subject to arrest and one veal
Imprisonment. If sickness pre-
vents your registering on that
date, you should apply at one,
TO the County Clerk who will
register you. This registration
will be held between the sbOurs f
O'clock A. M. and 9 o'clock P.
VI. and it is the duty of every
man to present himself between
those hours at his voting place
and be registered.
The registration will he hello
1t the regular voting place in
ZACH voting precinct.
CAM MULLINS.
S. r. c.
The following is the list of
those who will serve as regis
trars at the various voting pre-.
cncts:
East Mt. Vernon U. G. Baker
and T. j. Niceley.
West Mt Vernon-V. e. Tate,
f. L. Durham and E. S. Albright
Roundstone-J. R. Hayes ano
[. j. Hayes.
Scaffold Cameo. V. Owens
and o. NJ. Payne.
Crooked Creek-Solly Griff n
and j. j. Drew.
Orlando J. M. Laswell and
Louis Reams.
Liyingston-G. W. Murphy
and Mahlen Summers.
Walnut Grove-Walter Owens
a I'd Logan Renner.
Brown'-J. NJ. Craig, Eugene
Brown and John Scott.
South Brodhead-Rev. A. ].
Pike and A. M. Hiatt.
Powers-Joe Wilson and J. w.
Chasteen.
Pine Hill-Albert CrOmer and
w. M. McHargue.
Wildie-H. h. Wood and W.
Jones.
Red Daniel Ponder and
Spencer Mullins.
North Brodhe ad-Charley Riddle
and TOhn Robins. >
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-05-25

c c Cox is devoting one of
his big windows this week to U.
) Navy Service. He els showing
ONE interesting pictures of Navy
ife This display can be secure d
f you will use it, by addressing
he U. S. Navy Department,
Washington, ID. Z.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-10-17
FOLLOWING THE FLAG.
Slang, Cocktails, Ice Cream, and Gum
i'll the Procession

The talk about the song. Gaming
the Kaiser, which puzzled o~r British
cousins, has brought cut a number Of
other thinks besides our slang that
follow the flag George AIDE once
had the cocktail following the flag,
but those were the old days, All that
i, changed now. Instead Of the cocktail,
it Is the lee cream cone.
This American invention appeals
strongly TO the French taste. it would,
perhaps, have made a path for itself in
France without the flag, for the French
Commissioners. when here, were loud
in their praises of the invention, which
was then unknown I'm auv section of
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-10-17
Sporting NeWs
TIME NOW TO MAKE
NOTE OF SATURDAY
Brattleboro Meets Bellows Falls at Is
land Park Then - Local Team Put
ting On Finishing Touches.

Don Z make any appointment for
u,vt Saturday afternoon except this:
Island Park at clock, Brattleboro
u. $. VS.. Bellows Falls II. s Better
chalk it down on the slate right now
$50 as not 10 forget it.
Of course those who have seen the
bows play either one or all of their
games don't need a particle of urging.
They II be right on the cheering line
WHEN the whistle blows.
But there are a lot of slackers in
BrattieboJo who need few sharp digs
between the ribs with pitchfock to
wake them mp to the fact that their
town is on the football map. 1t is
there however. with both feet.
Coach Stoltc has got bunch of
Young gladiators who are doing more
go establish a high athletic standing for
the local school than was ever done
before, They are showing more inter
est than any aggregation ever did be
fore. and that is Just the reason why
they should bo given better support.
Thi, week the student body is doing
whole lot to arouse enthusiasm ana
promises TO make the air up and down
the Connecticut valley ring with cheers
of encouragement Saturday. II s M to
their brothers and sisters, fathers and
mothers and friends 10 parade over to
tine park and Just see how these young
opponents of the great fall game viii
attack the trenches of formidable enc
my. Bellows Falls il is understood. is
coming down with the strongest eleven
the BTgttloboro. BOYS have faced vet
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-10-17
Lost All His Bait.

Mas lor the tragedies oi humble life.
Jim Shepherd has been covered with doom
ol late.
Whats mp. old cham q1cried hi, Ste.
Tong chmm. Fred Elliott. The lovely
Laura decided She can live without YOU
Women, says James profoundly, is
"a dcIuslon an a snare The worst Of it
was she never said No Tin I'd spent all
nay cash on her
The despair in his tones Was real and
deep
Never mind, said the cheerful Fred
erlck There's as good fish in the sea.
You know. as ever were caught
That true enough said James, but
he breathed a dreary sigh What's the
good OF that when you've used mp all your
blessed bat: Philadelphia star.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-10-17
Mary Roberts Rinehart S Greed.

Mary Roberts Rinehart SAYS in the
October American Magazine:
For twelve wears ont Of forty | have
been a writer. 1t Is as ii, at twenty eight,
! had turned at a right angle to my former
path, path which had seemed as fixed as
the sun in its orbit. or the alphabet, or
a cement pavement, and had begun a
journey into a far country 1t changed
my life somewhat, it changed mq entirely
The one thing which has. thank God,
remained unchanged, has been my family
In all Of my life | have never before
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-10-17
PERSONAL.


Herbert H. Bardcn Of Bennington is !
visiting his family here this week.
! The engagement is announced of An |
| drew j. Swcnson and Anna NJ Peterson
! Frank G. Ranney of the Santa Fe
Irairoad was visitor in Brattleboro
today.
Clifton ". Adams of Charlestown,
/ \. H.. has entered the Clawson- Hamil !
ton commercial college.
L. NJ Coy, who had been summering
/ at Chesterfield, returned to his home in
Bethel, Pa, yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert A. Read of
South Wardsboro are visiting friends
in Brattleboro a few days.
Mrs Edith Dorrall has returned from
South NcWfane, where she spent a va
'cation with her mother
Edward Moran began working this
lweck during afternoons and evenings
in the Brooks House pharmacy.
Miss Elizabeth Doyle returned yes
Iterday from Mortified (Nt.) where she
visited several days at her home
Charles Smith and Frank l.. Hunt
are in Springfield, Mass, today to at
tend the Eastern States exposition.
J. NJ Morrison, chief engineer of the
Central Vermont railroad whose home
Is III d. AlhahS' was III town last hlsAt'
MISS G'heNltNe Dean, nurse, has re-
turned from 0l'FihShela lNt)' where
Sne mao oeeh TWO weeks Oh PfoIessioh-
al WORK.
MI. ana MIS- GUSTAV HtromDeFg Went
70 Ne" 90 h loo'[ "l'sF Speholh&
d" en-" ""ie summer DIT '"eF l"Iia on
A'"eS nliI'
Horace PfetontaIne and son, Frank
PretohtaIhe, ar" attending the eNposi-
tlon IN SWinGheld' Mass, today, going
10y aa'oMooIle.
Mrs. NJ. Ii. Cheney OF South New
fame Is visiting IN town 4 few days with
her sisters, Mrs. r. W. sharp and Mrs.
Z. w. Cushing.
Mrs. II. II. Crosby and Mrs. Alice
RlSbey are spending the day in Spring
held, Mass, attending the Eastern
states exposition.
Secretary Herbert f. Stieqler Of the
board of trade has been in Springfield,
Mass today attending the Eastern
states exposition
Mrs Olive j. StoweH and Mrs. Ere
mont Hamilton attended the district
meeting. O. l.. =, in Rutland Tuesday
AFTERNOON and evening.
G. f. Foster has resumed work in
Vaughan & Buruett's store. after a
week. vacation in the White noun
tahs with Mrs Foster
Robert Kirby, formerly endowed in
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
SERIAL REGISTRATION NUMBERS
TO APPEAR IN SUNDAYS NEWS

The Official SERIAL registration number. BY which each
Who registered 40 Potter known to the gov
aud by which he may be ordered into the service
viii appcs. ga Sunday News.
Ignorance 'n, part 81 who registered Of has official
SERIAL number viii be- taken by the government
or is surr report for dJy when ordered BY
naubcr. "a, penalty Tor failure 10 report drastic
d. r. NJ Walker. spcaking for the local exemption
board that every who registered in Potter county
hs serial number from The News Sunday and make
a record Of that there may be confusion Il that
Der cent over wires the governments general Or6er
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
TEXAS GUARDSNEN
co TO Fl. WORTH
AVNOUNCTMFNT WNpr 90 ~
-IaN'fINT 90 Mt~TiEN
TROOPS 10 tAur.

HF fsalrInfft Pres
WtsHrgTuE lH'. I. frr
manfa OBJ western utUrl. rlHrI
troop. t0 frsr.rT comp ..r if .s
Iccted vsr. announced tf fhe 600
department today ar follow
Nineteen 4ItIaInr california
Utah Arizona Colorado ErH H.t
eco AMI Nevada troop. fn Undo fifa.
frII
TlHf.trfH division HrHe 's
NHrh HfI South Dakota i.H1
Natfael. f0 Defining. a
Fifteenth lit. COO IrUaT and Oh
lahoma troop. fo F1r Worm. Ierr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
ONE MAN KILLED
IN RACE RIOTINC
ANFRIC ANs AND FOREIGNERS
CLASH ~ MI~SOtR ~ Mn
ING TOWN.

ST iOTlS. Irly 10 One man
wa reported killed and bet sseu 90
aud au injured loo rae. riotinF that
broke out bets cen American and
foreign men near Plat River. Mo.
tonight Flof River is iu st Fran
cis county about 80 nile .authWest
~ ~ Louis
nsatlsfaf'inn an uug tho mine
worker has been apparent for tho
last three daya OWING fo the alleged
preference % employer Tor FOREIGN
labor Reports that Tee outbreak
vas melted Psi W ~ agents were
current but could not b. verified
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
BELL INSTINCTS
SICKLE To TAKE
OVER REFUGEES
UNDESIEAHIEs WILL III ilEiD
At cola Minus FoR
ORDERS.
MORE ACITATORS ARRESTED
Bisbee citizens aud Peace officer
Prepare to Resist Return ot
Men considered
Menace.

d, Associate Press.
re-. PASO. Texas. July l3.-Gen'
efal George Bell. district commander
mere. tonight received orders from
Washington TO provide rations Tor
Industrial Workers of the World de
ported from Bishee. General Bell
tonight issued orders to Colonel
Sickel a. Columbus 90 take the de-
ported men from llermanas 20 Cot
ulubus aud provide them with ra-
lions until further notice The men
win not be- prisoners. General b"ii
said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
HUNDREDS KILLED WHEN BATTLESHIP EXPL0DES
Kaiser Wilhelm Abd;cates Is Holland Runor

~ Associated Pr.ss
LONDON, July ia dispatch
TO the Morning Post from Ans
terdam says tina, rumors current
that Emperor William has abdi-
Gated in favor Of his son, Prince
Joachim, are unconfirInea and
must be taken with all reserve.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
ONLY THREE MEN
ON DREAlNAUGHT
GET OFF ALIVE!
VESSEL WAS LYING At ANCHOR
Al TIME on THE
DISASTER.
FULL INQUIRY ORDERED
Twent, -Four Olficers and - Men Of
Drosdnauglt's Crew Were On
Land az Time OF
Accident.


~ Assarisisd rus,
LONDON, Jaly I3.--The British
hatiieship Vanguard blew up aud
sank un July ", says al official state
meni issued tonight b, the British
admiralty.
IN Internal explosion while the
ship was at anchor caused the dis
ssier only three men Of those ON
board survived aud one 1T them has
since died. Twenty -four Officers and
- men, however, were not on board
~ the time of the explosion.
The official statement reads
H W.. =. Vanguard, Captain
jaime. -. Dick, blew up while NJ AN
anchor on tie night Of July y a. the
result Of an interior explosion.
'Thc ship sank Immediately and
there were only three survivors
among those shoafd ship NJ the time
of the disaster. one officer and two
men. The officer has since died.
gilore were. howeVg - Officers and
80 men- act on e.atd AT the time,
thus briuuing tlFs todd humbcs of
survivors Co W
a ull inquiry has been ordered"
The British battlesh.p Vanguard
displaced 1870 tons and her com
pl,meul before iho var WAS S70 men.
The Vanguard belonged 90 the 81.
Vincent cas ol lrtadunughts and
Hg launched u March. 1918 Tho
Vanguard vas 53G feet long with a
beam of 80 ,,cf aud draft of 81
Isct Nnr armament consisted OF 10
l2.uch um I> ,uuIiurh and four
FOUNDER 300 addition lo three tor
peiu fuh..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

UFRNANAS.N VI. july o. nis-
trict Attorney ! :. N1u'ht ana Shef
iff simpson of Luna county New
MEXICO. accompanied by 80 dcpuiieH
arrived here late today unurr lustruc.
lions trom Governor Lindsey 90 ar
iest the I 200 men deporied from
Bisbee yesterday aud take them io
Columbus until arranf emenis have
been made tor their final disposition.
The sheriff sad be- would wait for
instructions from The governor before
taking further action he was not
prepared To discuss has announcement
made today mar u the federal gov
eminent failed q. assume charge oi
the men be would commander a
train aud return them To Arizona.
Food situation Relieved.
The food situation which was acute
today was relieved tonight by the az.
rival ct truckload ct supplies from
Columbus aud Two carloads ol TODD
sruff from ~ paso Ih" supplies
from IA PasO we're sent by the raii
road company after appeals had been
made To General George Bell, Jr
with the cXilcs tie biz question
was What Is To- become OF usf'
Governor Lindsey this afternoon
announced from tie state capitol that
the men we're Co be- confined in some
suitable place In stockade 1t neces
sary and fed al state expense until
the federal government took them
over Having tclcgUphed the state
aud war department. and President
Wilson that be- considered the rciu.
gees national problem, hr was
awaiting q reply To ms request that
The state be- relieved of resi- ousibility
Tor the charges thrust upon it by
Arizona.
Clcary Heads Party.
W y Clcary. Bisbee attorney and
we'll known labor advocate. who was
dep0ried with the others. ua. taken
unofficial chaf.e OF the party &c.
has oounselel that tn, deporial men
maize the best OF the situation. Cleary
ISSUED the following statement to-
night
There were l.sG men dcn0rtod
from Bisbec ycsterdaN with teN cN-
cepfious they WtIe 30 underground
miners. the others being small bush
ness men OF the Warren district
which Includes Bisboe Lowell ana
Warren The men were ou o. strike
for better conditions particularly for
tvo men on q machine. which Be- the
custom iu most mining districts
The men also asked q Uoniin.
uance OF the physical examination
which every m3u BE- Obliged tD sub.
iui' before obtaining O. job and which
BE- been used as o. basis of blacklist
tCOntinueG on Pare Four
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
NEW ARMY QUOTAS
CHARGED AGAINST
STATES Of UNION
TEXAS WILL NAVE 10 FURNISH
IOIA. Ol' lS,ItG
MEN.
LOTTERY IS NEXT STEP
Credit l. Given Zach Section ior Vol.
untarl Enlislmenis IN National
Guard aud the Rcgu.
lar Army.

-, Associated rtrs
WASHINGTON. July 10 a for
NAL order by President Wilson draft
ing Ct7.0Oo men into the military
service under the selcciiyc conscript
ion law was promulgated today by
the war department together with
an official allotment showing what
part at The total must be- furnished
by each state and territory
The only steps noV remaining are
distribution hy the governor of state
qrous among tho local o,onwtiou
diairlcie and the great lottery.
which will probably %, npiu ncvf
weel and which will establish The or
der in which rrPlFtrant are Goo pre-
sent ihemselycs for scNO. ur OK.
rmption
10 Call I.2G2.gS5 Men.
The men summoned for service
will be- used to fll th" regular urmy
and national guard Go NIr lrrrrth
aud Co organize the UrHf l0U.UUu of
the new national army The total
of these three forces viii hc l."G"..
9g5 men lm'r another 500 uOu
will bee called out supplemented b,
sufficient men to mako ur I.. c. and
maintain reserve battalion.
In computing the number pf Wpu
"a. A..
states tho government placed ou th.
debit side of fho ledrrr toe national
army oft 500 600 th, entire national
guard ai WiI strength uJ 'np uum
bcr oil war volunteers ro.'.1 April 4
last On bring th" regular up Goo war
strength This gave o. gross quota
for each state. from which rU.
quota WAS computed hy checking OFT
the number national ru.rdsmon
available for .rdswI .art.r. 1uI fhD
number % men given by 'hr e'a., FOO
the regular army since April
Credit Given tor Volunteers.
The total col 'I. gross quotas
l.IG1 9N' mon
Credit given f1 rho vr0H.
states Tor fofrI q. fErFs. vU.ur.
ary enlistment. iu fH. t.iouai guard
end REGULAR making fHn total nor
quota ur .I fafp GN-.HuU .U
The Dor QUOTA included '|fUTs
H.4... California ." nFH COLORADO.
A-5a. Sow N.rIrD ..'. T,,H
a0.5f5.
The gross quotes include Sew
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
REICHSTAG QUITS
UNTIL POLITICAL.
UNREST ISENDED
OptR ATOMS SPENDIap WITH
wax CREDIT Bill
~ tBtN ANCE.
KAISER CALLS. WAR HEADS
Emperor Win Hold Conicrcssoe With
iicid Marshal Won HindrnhurH
aud Quafi"rmaster Gen
eral iudcndurff.

~ Asroe.aisd r".s
COPENHAGEN July 49, Ser
iou' news came from Berlin late to
day The teichstar has gone ON
strike and the members have decided
leo suspend the liburs both of the
ION house and the main committee
uulil the political situation b. cleared
mp THIS leaves the war credit hill
iu allegiance.
Emperor William haa summoned
Field Marshal Won llindenburF. chiei
of the general Hl1fl and General In.
dendorli the .hiul uuartermaster
general for conference
This nows should be- interpreted In
connection with the intimations that
The German goy"rumoui has decided
Goo refuse 10 Iarliimontatlye the cabi-
net ana the difficulties reported ln
connection Win The adoption OF o
peace resolution
AMSTERDAM juiv le Accord
ihg to D. som. official dispatch u.
elNot here from BERLIN today 90,
report ol ihr resignation uf Won
Bethmiuu hollW,4. ihe Imperial
han,oilor !. untrue
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-31

Miss Marian Carr, were guests Sum
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith.
Miss Nettie Reed and Rob Rich
ert spent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Rollins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Donald and Mr.,
and Mrs. Abe Pierce and daughters
spent Sunday at the Roy Wanless
home.
Mrs. Ben Ward is spending a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Steve
Pierce.
James Arnold is very sick at pres
ent with grippe.
A little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Matthews died Sunday.
Miss Minnie Seelye returned We'd
nesday from visit with friends at
Mabel
David Darling has been very sick
with grippe, but is some better at
present.
Mrs. George Gates and little son
from near Kendallville, spent part
of last week at the Ike Gates home.
George Reid arrived Saturday
from Broderick Canada, for a visit
with friends here.
Miss Marjorie Pierce spent Fri
day afternoon with Miss Marian
Nash.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-31
BLUFFTON.

Jan. 30, 1917.
De Laval Separator repair week
from Feb. 5 to Feb. 10 at Reed Il
Lemons, DEBORAH Iowa.
Albert Odell went to work for
Erick O'Brien Wednesday morning.
viii LANCE was to Bluffton We'd
nesday after some linseed oil to give
to sick calf, but later news reports
state that the calf died.
Terry O'Brien was a pleasant cal
Ter in our burg Wednesday.
Galoushe Heath shipped some
furs to ST. Louis this last week.
Vern Porter is working for Harry
Harvey.
Dell McMullen of Burr Oak town
ship was in our burg Thursday and
made Mr.. Sybert a business call
Mr.. Lou Bronner of Burr Oak
township was calling on old. time
friends Thursday, he used to live
here few years ago.
RUDE Wilbur came to Button
Thursday on business H. Shelley
went home with him. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelley will live with Wilburs this
winter
Miley Wilbur and family came to
Bluhton Thursday, visited T. Muir
docks.
Earnest Bergman visited his
father and family over night Friday.
Brittendall's clerk, Pauline Mon
they, OF Bonair, has returned to her
place of business this morning and
Is ready to wait on any and all. We
are all glad to see you back Pauline
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cameron were
Button shoppers Saturday, this is
Mrs. Cameron's first visit up town
since her illness.
Otto and l. ma Bergman, John and
wife, Vern Porter and Pauline Mon
they spent the evening yesterday
with Earnest Bergman
Percy Ward called on Mrs. Brit
tendall this morning.
There was no church service here
yesterday, the Burr Oak minister
was sick and unable to come.
Will Cameron lost a good COW the
other day, one that they bought re-
Gently.
Elmer Greenslade and August
Bergman took sleigh ride through
the country yesterday afternoon
and made several calls.
Mrs. Brittendall spent the day
with her daughter, Mrs. A. Bergman
yesterday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-31
OSSIAN

Jan. 20, 1917.
De Laval Separator repair week
from Feb. to Feb. 10 at Reed &
Lemons, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Edward Croft went to Detroit.
Michigan Tuesday, to work in an au-
tomobile factory.
Mrs. Howard Koran and son Billy
of Cedar Rapids, came Wednesday,
for a visit with her sister, Mrs.
II. Gilbert.
tied her sister, Mrs. Jesse LimbecK
last week.
Mrs. Walt Cornell entertaine1
the Embroidery Club Wednesday al
ternoon.
Frank Bohr returned to his home
Tuesday, after a visit with his sister
in New Hampton.
Mrs. Anna Houdek of Fort Atkin-
son visited at the home of her friend
Mrs. Anna Kaupel last week.
Mrs. John Kneeskern, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Tine Harvey of Castalia visited
at the Kobraiger home Thursday.
Dorothy Russell went to Castalia
Wednesday to spend few days at
home.
Miss Alice Collins came Wednes-
day from Monona, after visit with
her brother, Tom and wife.
Mrs. George Buchanan was Up
from Castalia Thursday.
Miss Sadie Cruishank came from
Clear Lake Wednesday to visit her
aunt. Mrs. John Murphy.
Miss Anna Berry of North Nc
Gregor, came Wednesday to see her
friend, Mrs. Elizabeth Boyle who is
very sick.
Miss Regina Meyer visited friends
in Clermont Friday
Miss Belle Arentson came from La
Crosse Wednesday, after a visit with
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-01-31
PLEASANT VALLEY.

Jan. 20, 1917.
De Laval Separator repair week
from Feb. ) to Feb. 10 at Reed &
Lemons, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Narve Narveson and family were
Sunday visitors at Oscar Erickson's
of Springwater
Pete Helgeson is at present stay
ing at Henry Severson's.
Mrs. Julia Lien and son Albert
drove to Canoe Ridge Sunday and
spent the day with relatives.
Elvin Iverson returned to school
duties in DEBORAH after a weeks stay
with his brother Fred.
We are a little late in reporting
the marriage of Fred Iverson to
Miss Olga Corsen, which took place
i'll DEBORAH last Tuesday evening,
Jan. %. The bride is a daughter OF
Mrs. Julia Corson and is lady of 4
pleasing disposition The groom is
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tosten Iverson
and is fine young man, we'll worthy
of his bride. They have gone to
housekeeping on the Iverson farm,
with wishes from their many friends
for long and happy welded life.
Henry Fisher of Canoe Ridge
was seen joy riding through this
burg last Sunday,
The family of Olias and Henry
Severson's spent Sunday with their
sister Lizzie.
Mrs. Albert Ellingson and daugh-
ter-in-law, spent Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Narve NarveSon.
Marvin Ellingson spent Thursday
and Friday with relatives in Decor
all
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Erickson
spent Saturday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Iverson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Foss entertain
ed John Olson and family, John Wick
and family to dinner last Sunday.
Theo. Iverson came up from De-
corah Saturday to spend Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Iverson.
Arthur Ellingson and Pete Hedge
son called on Otto Liens last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Iverson were
greeted Saturday evening by a
bunch of charivariers.
Henry Halyerson and family Of
Canoe Ridge were Sunday visitors
at TheO AnderSOn'S