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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
ELOGIO DEL BURRO

Button hi2o una derrasa calGroSi-
sims del burro. BurgoM era an hon.
Dre de ciencia con mucho coraz0n.
La moral no ha podido SCI ensaha'
ia q Ia intancia sin ell concurso del
n Esopo, Luciano, Fedro, lriarte,
La Fontaine, Gellert, Pignotti, Soa-
ve, WaIdis Co!lodi, Capuana, Hege-
dorm Sc sirven siempre de los asnOs
para mostrar clara 10 moral a Ia jul
ventud; asi el asno que vuela, Ell as
no que acaricia 4 su dueno, el asno
cargado de reliquias, el aSno de II
noria, ell asno con piel d. le6n....
III, go" ..QueIIoS MORALS
tas no puaden hallar otro %colabora-
AZ .- ....y.sSr
q las inteligencias .~infantiles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
POR ViOLAC:ON A LA LEY MANN

I'm americana y I'M mujer fueron
arrestados anteayer en- "a tarde por
.Jchn l.. Dibrcll, Marshal De los Es-
.adoS Unidos. con Ell cargo de viola
ci6n I IL Ley Mann contra 81 tratico
de mujeres. .Alegaron los citados
individuos ser fugitivos lie n de los
Districts del Sur de Texas. Sc lie flo
Il fiarza de $500 4 cada uno para
Que pudiesen quedar lihres. pero no
pudieron otorgarla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
Sc RECIEERA Y AGASAJkRA A
QU! HOY A CESCA DE 100
LECISLAGORES.

Los miembros de Ia Canara de Co.
mercio Y del Club de Manufacture
ros celebraron aver en- IA mahana
una junta con Ell objeto de arreglar
los uetalles, para agasajar 4 cerca de
100 legislatures que vendrin aqui hoy
q invitaci6n de los representatives
LANCE Y Nordhans.
ii p2rt!da pasard aqui esta noche
y regresara ma1ana L Austin. Sc
cspera que IN comitc de miem0ros
dc vatias ~>ociedades de i conocc el
n.o@vama de los icstejos que SC ha-
g@n " los visitante@ jUrantc Su es:2n-
v:.: e. sur Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
ATROPELLADO POR UN AUTO.

E. T. Guide, fut atrOpellado y IL
geramente herido por un automoHlI
al If E! ~jueves en- Ia noche por Ia ca
lie so Flores. Sc lie llevG a 81 casa
nor Ell Dr.. Baldwin. Fl conductor del
auto fue arrestado por ei agente Flo
YES presentandose en- su contra c!
cargo por descuido en- el manejo dc
Su miquina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
FL TEMPO DURANTE FEBRERo.

Febrcro fue mes de cielo limpio
= de tempo caluroso, segun el su-
mario de las obscrvaciones del mes
hecho por la o~ficina meteorological.
De los % dias del mes, II fueron
despeiados 6 particularmente nubla-
dos. En- tanto que ell 10. del mes Sc
registro la mas baja temperature
uuc fut de 10 grades. ell dia , la
temperature subi6 81 grades, Ell
m#ximomum en- dicho mes.
Ii total precipitation en- ell mes,
segln las cifras recogidas en- ell plu-
vi6mctro fut de 40 de pulgada ha-
ciendo una dificiencia lie 1.20 pulga-
das. BESIDE ell 10. dc Enero la def
ciencia en- precipitation es de 2.02
puigadas.
Los ~vien:os DOMINATES fueron los
del n. E. o una velocidad media
dc 49,. millas por bora. FL maxi
mum de velocidad fue de 81 millas
por hora ell lie. del mos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
NotIcias dc Ia Ciulddad
Sc OUEMA LAS MAKOS AL EX-
TINCUIR UN INCENDIO.

Al extinguir IN incendio que Sc
produjo en- Ut gallinero que hay en-
ell patio de Ia, casa del doctor L. B.
Jackson. 1899 de Ia Gale S. Presa, es
te facultativo recibi6 dolorosas que
maduras en- las manos. La explosion
de n lampara de petr6leo cause ell
incendio Y cuando los bomberos Sc
presentaron, el doctor va habia on
seguiGo sofocarlOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03

Burid&n, c! c4lcb:c cscolastico, Sc
,;~" de ra "eac para !sr:cstya" M
de !ae mas a;gcvi&2s rrorosiciones
de l3gica.
Apu!cyo. MaGuiavelo, Bondi, Dotto
ri Bald SO hicicTon c6iebres por las
plumadas cue consagraron g los as
nos.
Al propio Cervantes ,e ha dado
ranta gloria e. rucio de Sancho como
Don Quijote Y su e~scuiero.
Nj aun Ia B;biia ha olvidado al as
no que acompahaba Z Egipto Z Ia
SAgrad" Familia; n asno, que tiene
II luciia representation en- |. bu-
ia de Balaam.
En- fi". haa;& los hag:Igrafos inc
tan 4 mirar al asno como modelo de
te.icldaG. itecueidcse q milag,o de
San Froilan de Lugo cuya vida ha
escrlto magnificamentc el ilustrc
principe de la lglesia Y de las L.etras
d.. Antolln Lopez Pclaez. Serviase ei
S1nto de I'm horriquillo viejo = flaco
para que lie llevase los .iDros Y las H.
mosnas. I'm dia cl b~o.riQui!lo saii0 4
pasaE por las sOledades de una mon
tana. Vide I'm leon que andaba ham
I..1 n ? 30. ,-r,-ll-- H.
'f!shlO po: afue!!oS ~a!rcdedorcs, V
SIN %SuStaiSe de 10 fiaco del borriGui-
10 Sc 10 com1o. rs decir, Sc comic So
l&mente cI pe.IeJo. que otra cos
apenas 81 renla cue nj Ia victima.
Sabello cl Santo. coger = IL fiera por
SUE raidas melsnas y arrastrar'a = SUI
choZa y obliga!!a desde aqGei dia {
3ustitulr al asno que habla devorado,
TODD fue uno.
Fl SantO dormla en- 81 suelo, y de-
iabale un monitor de paja nj leon
para que descansase; 81 habia comiGa
so!amcnte para uno. cl que ayunaba
era q San,o. En- fin. vtaSe ia mora
lei": miertras cl leon procedi6 como
leon. fuc desgraciado, paso hambrcs,
sustos, sohresaltoS durmi0 mai Y an
tihigienicamcnte. Y en- cuanto Sc con-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
TRES MEXICANOS SON ARIES
TADOS.

Tres mexicaros fueron arrestadO:
arteaye- po. el sheriff john W. To-
bin. 81 Jefe Diputado Sheriff J. W.
Ca!5reath : cl Dipu.sliO Sheriff An
tonic D:az. Una cantidad de ropa,
zapatos V otros articulds valuados
CT $3.50 fueron haliados en- poder
dc los arrcstados. Sc cree que los ar
. cu!oS cnccnt: ados han sido roba-
eos dc alguna partc Y 81 Sheriff To-
bin ha alberto una investigation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
q las inteligencias ,infantiles.
MATRIMONIO EN- SABINAL, TEX,

e. dia 10. de los corrientcs tuvo
lugar ell Ia Residential del senior An
tonic Lopez, 81 matrimonio civil de
L. sehorita Reyes Lopez con cl senor
Antolin Felan- Ambos contingencies
residen en- Sabinal. Texas Y el acto
de su matrimonio estuvo cOncurrido
Dor sus numerosas amistades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
RECISTRO CIVIL.
Nacimicntos,

Nacimicntos.
Una nina del matrimonio A. Mar,
tinez. Gale S. Las Noras No. COZ.
Defunciones.
Senora n. G. Alvarado. 81 amos.
Gale w. Nueva No. 414.
Eugenia Hurtado. Is meses. Ca
lie S. Laredo No. 100.
jose Ramirez. | mes. Gale de-
Arsenal No. 205.
Sonora F. C. Lagunar. 80 amos.
Gale W. Houston No. 612.
Alberto Garcia. 35 amos. Hospital
de Ia ciudad. ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
DEFUNCION EN- SONORA, TEXAS.

A IL I.l5 minutes De Ia manana
del dia % de Fcbrero Gltimo. faIie-
clio en- Sonora, Texas, a IA edad de
55 amos. la sonora Simona Miranda
dc Zapata, dejando eli ia crf&ndad
! una aumcrosa familia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
FL. CONSUL JOHN VOLVERA !
Vieue de Ia cuarta pIana).

lie educandos a las EscuelaS, Sc ha
Observable que Ia concurrence de
alumnos hs lido aumentando conSide-
rablemente.
La SUPERINTENDENT del Condado Sc
halla satisfecha de los resultados OBJ
cenidos, Y ell pueblo de esta region
recibira sin duda el beneficio que es
de esperarse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
NUERT0:S

ASH. como Quien quiere o 10 QrierS
"a cosa. Ieemos en- III p~criodico de "A
capital de Mexico:
En- la ralzada De San Anto"io
Abad Sc cccontraroH cuatro indiTi-
!uo<. Pero cstaban mucrtoS. poTQue
7erecierou durante el tiroteo cue ecu
rio con motive del audaz ataHne dc
INA partiaa de b~aHdolercs:'
De 10 q,ie Sc d~esprende, con cHa-
troc;entos pesos de raZdn efe2;va.
uue Ia vida de aouellas @entes CORE
rlacidamente como en- IN ba!sa dc
aceite.
Pero que TODD Sc pucGe dar ?or In
substantial capitUlo De Ia nue"a en-
t,turiCn.
TlBERlO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
LAS ALMAS.

De d6ade rienen y 4 donde van? De
ouien son? Serin venidas del purga-
tcrso? Seran buenas o malas! QuIen
sabe. Lea el mensajc dc las tres alnas
que aparecera en- este pe=iodico el do
minqo II de Mario de 1917.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
LA CASA DE UN MINISTRC FUE
ROBADA.

Micntras eli Rev y Ia sonora H
s. Sins que viven en- cl No. 225 dc
II Gale y. Swiss estaban en- 10 lglesia
cl iucves Ell la noche. un reloj de
orc. una pulsera. IN anillo Y algu'
nos vestidos fueron robados. Al vol.
yer q 81 casa 81 Rev Y Su esposa des
cubrieron que habian sido robado:
Y Gieron aviso Immediate a Ia p"olicia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03

u IL; obScTvacioHes hcch2s para
" az co.c~cs son los mas prligro
o en- una batalla, sc ma v"nido Il d.
mostrar que los unilormcs rojos son
los ~prime-os, s:guitndolos e. verde
=. 81 nardo. r. color que prorege ne.
jor 4 los soldados cs Q! girls a2ulaio,
que gasta e! ejtrcito austriaco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03

81 ..r:. Y. sufricndo de alyuna de lar enter
rleLa,!rs peeuliarcs de los hombres. dcpc "
esc,.i..- ;ur:o p3d:enGo nucSt:o Valioso Lisre
Gratis, d. 81 laginas. ES;a escrlto en- len
gGa:c ter,c y !lano para cue 10 e.ticnca cus!-
ou!e-a per Daa y ~e asr1vcche dc Sus conse-
ia .IaG> rcsintereSIaOs. Los hOmbres que
TRAIN lie rccuperar su Salud. su Fuerza y SD
Titalidod ha!:araE este Libro Graus eScep-
s.UAaimcrte intrrcsantc y EaiEoSo. lie dice u
=. porGuc sG!frn los Eorab-es y como inae-
mos rata rso~ cusoS cot iGdo eN!to. que
reIruS que len V. IL v.rtad sobre esas enter
ne,!:.Gc.. en- nucstro Libro Cratin, y que juz-
- \. !.or i IHI-no GespIes. 81 ert' v.
dchil, u-rvioso y arotndo y sus orEanos cor
lura!.- -s:in e1fcrr:oS. hailara V. gran con-
:u,!o ; aY..Ga ra est" Libro Medieo %lnstrue-
two L lnteIessntc. Mandcaos V. 81 nofnbre
,nn.n.riu ; 80 direction, ~csc:itos con c!aritad
:. mMu!arelnos eta Cuia para Ia Salud.
,Drt., .apaGo. aoso.utamcnte gratis. en- Gu
h.. cecilia y :iE que sc obligue V. a nsdx
.or se5iria.
Diriyirse \
DR.. }. RUSSELL PRICE CO..
~. $685. :. Clinton 81, Chicago. Ill.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
II s
0nOrrea

Gotta Militar. Debiiidad Sexual. lmpoienei,-
v;r:lidaG Pcrdida. Vieios Secrctos, Nerviosi-
dad, Espcrn.atorrea Ncurastehia. EH:isiones
No. ,urnas, Erfermedades Ccnito Crlnarias'
:.i cr;ao males del Estomagn. del Fisaeo,
vejiga y Rinoncs, todos estot males pHeden
tr.,ar<e con exito con toda rescrHa en- su
-. TO- Trnt.mientos C:enufeos. Modernos y
aprohados cue usamos nosotros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
LA BANDERA PRESIDENTIAL DE
LOS ESTADOS UNlDOS.

Los Est&Gos Unidos tlenen una
nandcra especial 1 Ia que ll"m&n Id
Bandera Presidential" del m:smo mo
DO Il todas las naciones tienen un
cstandartc especial para su Sobcra-
no 0 iefe De su gobiernO. La Ban
tera Presidential es Nevada en- los
PARTICIPATES buques del pals Y en- aque
Has cmbarcaciones destinadas de
seryicio del Pres!GeEte. Esta baEu"ra
es de campo azul y en- ell centric apa-
rcce el escudo dc los Estados Cnidoa.
Manana flotari sobre la Casa Blan-
c. Dor ser Ia Inauguration del nucvO
periodic presidential de M. vii
son una nueva bandera de eSta ciase
Llevara tambitn campo aZul. pero
IN cl Ccr.ro sc dcstacara ei Agu.!2
Am>licana cogiendo N sus garras f.!
e.:abcio dc Ia pIz = las armas De Ia
c.rcr?a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
.OLIT!CA 1.F%UDA
CViene &c la Pag. 3a.)

due les sea leve !" vista Ge -
a~puStoleS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
,RssuItados disturbances
Gouraud's /.
Oriental Cream

Is Ia crema facial fluiGa que POI csrce
de ~setentay cinco amos viene siendo Ia
favorita entire las damas. Las mujeres
clesantes y las artiStaS de dos con-
t:nenteS atestisuan SUI su~perioridad.
No contiene graSa y eS cicatrizante.
PruebeSe hoy mismo y vease Ia
Immediate mejoria del CUTS.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-06-27
Oak Thursday morning.

Oak Thursday morning.
Chris Steno hauled corn from p.
10. Golberg's Saturday.
Mr.. Hjerleid of DEBORAH and
friends were seen on our streets
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hedge Jacobson au-
toed to DEBORAH Sunday to visit at
the Nelson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seegmiller and Mr..
and Mrs. CASTOR from near Locust
attended church in Burr Oak Sunday
and spent the afternoon at the Win
ter's home west of Burr Oak.
A Liberty Bond Ice Cream Social
will be held in Albert Van Vliet's
barn Friday June 20. Everyone is
invited to come.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Sin
clear, a baby girl, June 16, 1917.
Congratulations.
Gordon Reed was a caller at the
Mrs. Florence Halse home one day
this week. 49, -
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-06-27

June 25, 1917.
Mrs. X. K. Steensland entertained
the N. l.. A. S. last Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Heggie and son Kenneth, of
Elgin, ILL.,, are here for visit with
her sisters, Mrs. M. G. Graf and Mrs.
Chas. Cote.
Mrs. Parks and daughter Crotch
en-, returned to their home at Sher-
ard, ILL.,, after visit at the Mrs. Car
rie Meyer home AID with relatives
at DEBORAH.
Miss Libbie Hitler was a visitor
here between trains Saturday.
Carl knight of FtF Atkinson is
working at the Galmar Savings Bank
during Mr.. Dessel's absence.
The J. D. Becker, H. ]. Busch, j.
IL. Sanders, AID Peter Graf families
picniced at DEBORAH Saturday.
Hazel Gurderson returned from
Indianapolis Sunday.
Mrs. C. G.. Anderson and Evelyn
O'Bricn were DEBORAH visitors Sat-
urday.
Verna Meyer and Clara Pletka
were at DEBORAH Saturday.
Miss Marie Sperati spent Sunday
at DEBORAH.
The H. Miller family purchased a
new Buick car Saturday.
Paul Ode accompanied Will Ten
old to Fla1dreau, S. D., Saturday,
where he will visit for short time.
Theo. Skor and o. p. Ode tran
sacted business in New Hampton
Saturday.
Miss Minnie Christianson went To
DEBORAH Saturday for an over Sun
day visit with Miss Graham.
A. J. Meetings. and L. A. DIESEL
autoed to Mason City in the formers
car Sunday.
p. r. Williams of Monona, tran
sacted business here Monday.
Mrs. Baker of McGregor was q
guest of Mrs. Fred E1glehart last
week.
About a hundred and seventy-five
Royal Neighbors attended the con-
venuon held here Thursday.
Miss Zephie Valenta retained from
Minneapolis Sunday, after a two
months visit with her brother and
family.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-06-27
Where They Live Long.

Serbia, according to statistics
printed il England, is particularly
the country of centenarians. In that
land one man In every 1890 has
lived to be one hundred years old,
the total male centenarian popula-
ton of Serbia being SIS. Ireland
ranks next in the longevity list. In
the Emerald isle out Of every $3.50
of population there is one centen-
arian, the total number of centen-
arians being SGT. Out Of every
$4,000 Spaaiards there is centen-
arian. Norway has % centenarians
or one in about $4,000. England
Scotland and Wales have about one
centenarian to every $4,000 OF
population. France has 217 CEN
tenarians, or one in 1S7,750. Swe-
den ranks seventh, with 20 only, OF
one in 100000. Germany has one in
100000. Denmark only claims two
or less than one to 100000 of its
population, and Switzerland with
it's reputed healthiness, seems not
to possess a single centenarian.-
New York Times.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-06-27

ated their visit here Friday and
went to Castalia for a few days Wis
it before returning to their home in
New Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Slogan spent
the past week at the Willard Liv-
ingood home in Jefferson.
Harold Spapn has the agency for
the Metz car for Frankville town
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Hecker of Post
vile, were business callers at the G.
H. Waters home Tuesday.
Peter and Anton Slogan of Canoe
Ridge, visited at the Martin Ask
home last week.
Reuben Jeglum Of Wauko1 is
working for Tom Waters.
A Patriotic meeting will be held
at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning in place of the reg
ular preaching service.
l.. G. Spaun a1d Harold did some
mason work in Postyille the first Of
the week.
Miss Ora Pierce of Minneapolis, is
la guest at the George Wolfe home.
c.. H. Waters and family and Mr..
and Mrs. L. C. Spaun attended the
Red Cross meeting at Postville Sun
day afternoon.
Charles Henderson, of Centennial
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Chester and Carleton Peck, Try
ing and Earl Van Wey and Elmer
Webster made a trip to Postville
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Estrum of DEBORAH, was a
business caller in town Wednesday
afternoon.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-06-27
A Common Error.

: Some earnest editor dug up some
ancient suggestions for the proper
display of the American Flag and
fooled a whole lot of other editors
who were not aware that the rules
change. The most widely spread
transformation is that the field Of
the Flag should be in the upper
righthand corner" when the Flag is
draped against the side of a WALL
The latest regulation is that the
field (the blue) should be to the
North or East. The Flag should not
be draped if it can be displayed fat
against the wall; nor should it be
displayed fiat against anything If it
can be floated to the winds. For
decorating use bunting, not the
Flag.
Incidentally, patriotic societies
are telling us that it is perfectly sill
ly to paste the little paper flags on
your collar, where they must go
through a laundry. Flags are never
washed. When soiled they ar
burned. If those who wear them on
their collars burned them-My!
wouldn't the price of celluloid go
up!
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-06-27
PLEASANT VIEW.

June %, 1917.
Jack Teppe sheared sheep for
John Nesvik on Monday.
Mrs. Lena Eide called at the Theo.
Enga home on Monday.
John Collins and family we're
Prairie du Chem visitors one day
last week.
John Wiltgen autoed down to
Prairie du Chem one day last week.
A picnic was held at the ]. Mes
vik school house On Friday. All re-
ported fine time.
The l.. A. S. was held at the Lars
Hughy home on Thursday.
Leo Becker and sister. Edith visit
ed relatives at Fort Atkinson on
Thursday.
Mrs. Lena Eide was a business
caller at the Anton Becker home
one day last week.
Joseph Beckman is working for
Fred Gerleman at present.
Anna McGary closed a term OF
school at the Nesvik school house on
Thursday.
Henry Bohr autoed to Prairie du
Chen on Tuesday.
MI .. ". De IofOhPOAN anu NAAi
dren Marie, Marguerite and Robert,
visited her brother John Swenson
and family few days the past week.
Mr.. Popp of Milwaukee, was cal
Ter in this vicinity one day last week.
John Wiltgen delivered hogs to Os-
sian on Friday.
Ole Johnson assisted John Wilt
gen with his work on Friday.
Theo. Jermeland was Prairie du
Chen visitor on Friday.
Theo Jermela1d and family spent
one day last week with the Knutson
family.
Some Of this vicinity attended the
dance at VIM. Schweinefus's.
Hugo Schupanitz visited home
folks at Festina Saturday and Sun
Iday
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-06-27
CENTENNIAL.

June 25, 1917.
VIII Crabtree and wife were guests
at the Archie Jones home Sunday.
Mrs. George Allen and children
were entertained at the Will Duff
home Sunday.
Fred Gerleman and family of East
of Ossian we're guests at the Joe Eh-
Ter home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Rathbun and
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mat Wiltgen were en-
tertained at the c.. o. Daniels home
Sunday
A few from here attended the w.
@. T. U. at Gene Birdsell's Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Schank and daughter Gertic
were guests of Mrs. Isaac Duff one
dav last week.
Henry Gi1app and Nellie Daniels
were guests at the Mrs. Throndson
home near DEBORAH Sunday.
The Evans family spent one day
last week at the John Moen hcme.
Mrs. Joe Weitgenant of Ossian
spent several days OF last week with
her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Rosa.
Elmer Rosa and family and John
Moen and wife were Ossian callers
Thursday evening.
Rae Runhle was a DEBORAH cal
Ter Thursday evening.
James Runkle spent Friday night
at the George Allen home
Theodore Rosa went to DEBORAH
last week for a few days visit with
relatives.
Hiram Daniels is painting MRS.
Anna Daniels house
SavaraI Prom, hora o+tordn5 ~
barn raising at Will Boeckman's
near Castalia Friday.
A dance was held at the Henri
Janke home Friday evening. -.
A few from Centennial attended
the dance at castalia Wednesday
caller Friday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Ginapp OF
Ossian slpa2t. 3 few days of last week
at the Henry Ginapp home.
Mrs. Sophia Nanertz and grand
son Roy Nanertz, returned to their
home near Waucona, Wednesday,
after q few days visit with friends.
Rae Runkle and son James, Mrs.
Daniels and nellie, Mrs. Sophie Nan
ertz and Roy, and Mr.. Theodore Rosa
were callers at P. F. Schissel's in
Calmar Wednesday.
Several from here went to Decor
ali Sunday to see the high water.
Mrs. Rae Runkle and daughter
Eleanor, spent several days of last
week in DEBORAH.
Nellie Daniels and niece Eleanor
Runk!e are staying in DEBORAH.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-06-27
LOOKING GLASS PRAIRIE.

| June 20, 1917.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foltz and
daughter were Mabel callers Satur-
day.
Miss Vera Koppen spent WedneS-
day with her friend, Miss Nina john
SON of Hesper.
A few from this vicinity went to
Spring Grove this week.
MRS. George Young and daughter
Elsie, returned home Wednesday
| from their visit in Dakota.
George Young went to Mabel Tues
day to have his hand treated. He has
blood poison in one hand caused
from a silver.
Robt. Tillapaugh was Mabel
caller Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Forseth and
children, Nels Forseth and Miss Berg
returned home from Wisconsin last
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sellman and
daughters attended the bee at the
Seegmiller home near Locust Friday
afternoon.
VIM. Feltis and family spent We'd
nesday evening at the Peter For
seth home.
Nick Richert and family were Ma
bel callers Friday.
VIM. Feltis and son were Hesper
callers Saturday morning.
Peter Forseth has purchased
farm of 100 acres in Wisconsin at
sos per acre.
Henry Sellman and son and
daughter Alice, were callers at the
VIM Feltis home Saturday.
Peter Forseth and Mr.. Dart were
Hesper callers Saturday afternoon.
Henry Sellman and family were
DEBORAH callers Saturday Afternoon.
VIM. and Roy Feltis were Hesper
callers Saturday forenoon.
A few from this vicinity attended
church in Burr Oak Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florell Potter of
Burr Oak, spent Sunday June II at
the Broghammer home.
Roy Feltis and sister spent Sunday
lafternoon at the Will Hillema1
home.
Harrison Potter of Renwick, Iowa,
spent Sunday June II at the Will
Hilleman home.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
at the Marion Price home west of
Burr Oak July 5.
VIM. Feltis and family we're bust
ness callers in Mabel wednesday.
Peter Forseth drove some cattle
to pasture on the Puntney farm
Thursday.
George Folta hauled some hogs to
market one day this week.
Henry Sellman and son and VIM.
/ Enlffo N nm
at the A. Selley home west of Burr
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-06-27

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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-06-27

eff the country wasn't engaged
in ) war;" observes the Dubuque
Times-J Journal, I'VE would hear
criticism Of the idea of having Secre-
tary McAdoo succeed his father-in-
law"