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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-02


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Pre- AnttsalOOn League Hawaii.
TO PROHIBIT TAN: IMPORT 4TioH OF INTOXICATING Luos INTO
TIE TGErT9EY Or mHWAm mp TO rR0HnMT THE MANU-
BE r ENAcTED ny LEHrsLATt:RE rERrroRY
Section after fist hundred and
importing htotqE receiving into r
tau@r called within Ter,ory
s barter stye away
qn % cn as 5ena,af pro se e n age u RG@S u
r rbos vas odc on, any aat h 5 eG req6 S oS
statement which such purhas rreaod also
Of rerrttery appoint a
dsSnH the LIQUOR agent VIII" shall mann his principal office and
place Of 6sTssT in !0n%qS and SFan Offices IN the towns
5 Of M%at aa aIe t a e tN orlac "ses s4 be IN
of the Governor Each shaw Be appointed
pGa OF the Governor The agent shall receive salary Of 900
Section agent may upon conditions
sasasnt the same for "edca
o be made only E the %'s9 @
fhe with said Sales shall only
church reaurng reauison
Of pure grain alcohol to he used only for e "rpa shall he made
"9 upon tine sworn statement of the person desiring to use the same
ho is to be put and shall be ld
sss,q Said % shah @ Is ses
nas an accurate register of eFy sale at such office e@ias the
rssidenes physician minister
with statement e%y
seon : 10 pn wh ho Sas Sss1 asos ed' in the manufacture or
sale Of Of be
for appointment liquor
agents or sugents appointed hereunder shall be eligible
violating the provisions
of this Act shall be punished
nrsonmen hard LABOR exceeding
4 sell pym Iiouors
grain alcohol contrary the provisions
Intoxicating LIQUORS or
minister other church officer shall
liquors EXCEPT
be
punished Imprisonment hard labor
Section Before his
the Of $4,000, in the
$1,000 running to the Territory Of Hawaii
the duties
shalt OF
bonds whose be
proVa of the Governor and who shall
amount not than the
That
in the
under Of
a be
accepted surety lieu Of the
be fully of subaeenf OF
to
scri'ed his shall
entered Immediately Judgment
Section ? The following hereby
fOr the ing
year, q 600a
"A
Fer purchase of supplies of liquor other
All by the agent and ap
Governor
take eec froma
teen hundred and eehteen-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-02
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
LOST IN NEW MEXICO

tNssociated Press by Federal Wjrrl.~>)
SANTA FL. New MrNico. March TIL"
measure providing for "nf:anrhi>emrnt "f III"
women Of the state was defeated h"r'' yr>t"r'
day after hot fight in both houses Of tn"
state legislature.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-02

Cochin China, has an area Of about
81. o0G squareN'miIes and is inhabited
by about 1000 people. including
10000 whites and 100000 Chinese.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-02
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-02
ANTI.SALOON LEAGUE UPKOLDS DRY"
BILL; WILL SUPPORT VOTE PLAN
President David Cary Peters Says Organization viii Work
for Measure, Should Come Before the People in Special
Election

HE ANTsALooN LEAGUE OF HAWAII wishes make clear the
prohibition Territory
a
n
II II
vii heartily
DAVID c. PETERS,
AntLSaloon League o Hawaii.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-29
Deputy Assessors Appointed

The assessing period in Colorado
is from April LIST to May goth and
County Assessor c. c. Buchanan has
made his appointments OF the depu-
lies for the year 1917. The deputies
will begin their work Monday, April
Cd. The list OF appointments in
the various assigned districts is as
follows:
No. l. east part of La Junta, S.
e. Wood
No. ?. west part OF La Junta. S.
C. Stevens.
No 3. North La Junta and vicin-
ity Of La Junta. l.. o. Ellis.
No. I. Cheraw and East Holbrook.
Ebert Heifner.
No. 5. West Holbrook, E. p. DON
ahue.
No. 6, swink and vicinity. H. C.
Marshall
No. :. Newdale and vicinity. VIII
Morrison.
No. S. North part OF Rocky Ford.
F. Vi Hsrsin.
No 3. south part OF Rocky Ford,
". l. Jackson.
No. 10. east and south Of Rocky
Ford. J'E. WeybHght.
No. II. west and southwest OF
Rocky Ford. W b Smith.
No. Il. Manzanola and west of
Mananola. Allen W Williams.
No 10. east and south Of Manzan-
ola. B. F. Bowers.
No. u. Fowler and vicinity. E. G.
HerEberger.
No Is. Benton, Timpas and south
west. Louis Thimgan.
No Is. Higbee and vicinity. Z. J.
Gaume
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-29
boosters Want 500 Members

Garden City has inAuEurated a
ten day WhirlWind campaign TO ac-
quire three hundred members for
the Garden City Industrial Club,
and make II the biggest and best
In the southwest A. special in
ducsment TO the nev members the
admittance Zee has been made s.
until April 10Th. after that date II
will BE- advanced 20 SO. The regu-
lar dues OF the club are 81 per
month Al the present time the La
Juutz Industrial Association has a
membership OF about l15. and the
yearly dues are only S. The effort
to Increase the membershp to 200
has not progressed as rapidly as II
should Why not inAuEurats a
whirlWinA campaign In la Junta'
Not a single business or professional
man shouid b. permitted TO escape
We ought 10 b. in the Garden City
clAs. and have al least 500 mem
hsrs, but that distinction will prob
ably be tsnied us a. u l. doubtful
whether that many patriots 90 the
bsst Interests Of the old town are
available
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-29
Strict Carnival Coming

Ia Jun;a has a very good pros
p-ct Of having another stree; earni-
val some time during the month OF
Way The matter Of granting a per-
nit viii b. up hefor, the city ooun-
Cil al the regular meeting 10 BE- held
usnt Monday evening. The eArni-
ysl IL known a. the Great werthAm
SsoNs. and Is said 10 be the iArses;
asgrofa,ien OF the kind in the vide.
side world
Or. u. : Greene. representing 6
the Loyal ord.r Of Moose. had a
confer,ses vi;h the license commit
tee Of ;Ae city council one day ,hls
eek as 10 the prespeo; o, having
the street carnival appear in this
r,gy under the auspices OF ;hs; or
Ger The Committee appeared 70 -
fathsr favorable 10 the project. aHe
Df Greene zas requested TO app-ar
b-forc the eoeneii n.li Noatay et-
shlar. a; which tine son. definite
aeiion viii b. tAkea n the natter
% granting = permit.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-29
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Rev. J. r. Findley. Pastor.

Bible school IT s:45 O'Clock. There
was a large increase In the attend
ance on last Sunday. and nearly ev-
cry one was present to respond TO
the on Time roll call. Remember
to be on time next Sunday and bring
Others with you.
Church service at II o'clock. Sub
iect. "Eehos OF Living Issues"
Christian Endeavor will NEE; at
$50 O'Clock. Subject. The Quie;
Ways OF Gods Providence.
Junior Endeavor also at sac
o'clock. lead by Dr. Findley Be sure
to send your children to this meet
ing for q special Bible drill.
Evening service at 1890 o'clock.
Subject. The Judgment"
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-29
kInpr~-. Vssd-sflse Nest We-x

III. Empress Road sho- ., -.
RoHrke Theaier next Tse-tay. April
"a. all be one OF the ees ,ha; Aas
Slayed In this city for some tine.
The -Four P,esross. the greatest Of
ali Eymnss; acts. Wilson and Whit
zsa. in soass. steps and plaso oeel-
;iss: the Tursers. s~asatioeai Ant
aoysl,y aerohssse ska,srs. the csor-
rsi. rrso. vssderilis's creates;
shooting act: Walter Gilbert In an
original comedy odei;y. and Blair
sne Blair - . classy staging asd
tsissse aes. eix all star acts aad
tie sess Of feature pictures Price,.
IS. :s asd IS eeass. seass on sa,s
a; the opssa Houss PAarDaey Dszt
ss,zraay nssaiss beeisaias pesaps-
~ at e'eDoek-
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-29
Who Pays the Ta>c-


The hackers Of the Progressive
l.srbor Ticket" recently made the
declaration that the man who la
bors Is the man who supports every
business enterprise in the city OF
La Junta. and it Is his money that
foots niue-tenths OF all the bills y"
A. We have never investigated the
subject Ne are not advised as to
just how much truth there Is In the
statement The hackers OF the
progressive labor ticket, how
ever probably have Investigated
and therefore knoW what they are
talking about 1t In Rocky Ford.
however, they recently made a thor
OuEh investigation as TO the identi-
~ OF the people who pay the taxes,
They found out that the corpora
tious. non-residents, and the banks
pay fifU-tWo and one-half per cent
OF all the taxes. and Of the remain
ing for,y.ssven and one-half per
cent there Were $50 who paid taxes
on a valuation ot less thAn $1,000.
The laborinE men in la Junta must
be pretty well of {, they pay nine
teHths of all the taxes, and II they
60 they ought TO have their wages
Increased At lsAs, 50 per cent
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-29
>-IIinE faI-r DiAmon'i>

q " Pe-huAn. o. Denver. rep
r.s.ntinE th- Peters Paper Con
pany q that city vas IA JuntA
visitor lAst l-s4sy making hizls.lf
popular Ers rssf.rg acquainted Elth
p-~osl~ zk1 are 1zssr the pziufuI
Necessity 50 t1gl-s saT.-r thes- 5ays
Tsn Is NJ P'sra=az's nrst visi; 30
;Ais ts-rir-T. E-s ss zass vsry
;zvo-aa,f i=Ervas-- E.iA ~ l1ezT
trzEs
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-29
E. Payne. P.stor.
THE CHURCH WITH A WELCOME

Rev +. A. Agar. ID. D.. OF New
York City. will preach at IL o'clock.
DR.. Agar is man with an interna-
tional reputation. having held pas
torates in both England and Amer
lea His message will be worth hear
ing. He only has few dates in Col
orado and La Junta Is indeed for
tunate to have one OF them DR..
Agar's subject viii be The Fly in
the Ointment" We are very desir-
Gus that every member OF the church
and congregation will make spe-
cial effort to be out to hear this
message,
Mr.. r. NJ Stark, the general
superintendent OF the Sunday seho
superintendent OF the Sunday
school. took a number OF boys to
Swink for the Boy Scouts meeting
on Tuesday. May We not forget the
Sabbath school session at s:45 sun
day morning
Young peoples meeting at $50
O'Clock. Subject, THE Quiet WAYS
OF Gods Providence Leader, Mrs.
Seya Lantz Andrews
Song service. gospel sermon and
reception of new members at 1880
O'Clock. We were pleased to see 30
many young people present last
Sunday night. We hope for even a
larger number next Sunday night
You are welcome to all these ser
vices
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-29
FIRST ". T.. CHURCH.
a. l.. T. Ewert. ID. D., Passo~

Sunday school opens AZ s;ts a
IN All are cordially invited to at
tend the school.
At IL O'Clock. morning worship,
with sermon by the pastor. He will
preach a Palm sunday sermon.
Come out to this service
Al s;30 the Epworth League wiIl
meet
At 7:se Prof vosburs will speak
on China in Transition" and the
iecture will be finely illustrated
You are invited.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Waists and house dresses made
for so cents by Mrs McGee. at Is
East Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs J. VI. Teter spen,
Monday visiting their son. Euel
Teter and wife, In Pueblo.
Mrs. X Z. Croy spent from Sat
urday until Tuesday with her
brother in Dodge City. Kan,
Miss Hattie Spencer. O, Pueblo.
has been the house guest OF Mrs.
John Beard during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. ellis left on
Tuesday for Mason City. Iowa. where
they expect to reside in the future.
The Fortnightly club will meet
Saturday afternoon with Mrs d. r
Kendall at sI7 san Juan avenue
Mrs A. Martin. at 72l san
Juan avenue. will be hostess on next
Tuesday afternoon at the regular
meeting Of the y : c club.
Mrs Boynton, who has heen
spending the pas; few weeks in this
city with her cousin. Mrs C p Ken
dali. left yesterday for her home In
LonEmont, Colo.
Mrs N z Bernard left yesterday
for Ration. y NJ in response to a
message announcing the serious IN
ness % her sons two year old boy
who Is suffering from pneumonia
Mrs c , Kendall entertained at
tao tables OF cards Tuesday after
noon, In honor o. her cousin. Mrs.
Boyu;ou, ot LonEmont, Colo. who
has been her guest for the past two
Eeeks
Mr. Ayres. who has hccn employed
al the PEstime barber shop for
some time has purchased barber
shop AZ ChsraW and left yesterday
morning FOR thA; city TO take pos
session
Mrs Joha Beard and daughter.
Helen. Mrs Rroesvay. Mrs James
NeNeea, Nrs- Enanuel Payne. Mrs
y " Ceorse. and Mr. Nihlsison.
all mo;Ored to Pueblo la; Saturday
and sBszi the dAy.
i-dsr Rirer viil be doNn from
Puehio Friday 70 hola short ses-
sioa o; The distr-; eogrt, 4 nun
h~r O; motions Vm b disposed of.
egi there is uo;Aias on the aocke,
O any graz Importance.
Mr. Broefaay. Who has Asn
spsa5iaE ths winter tn CAil.oraia.
spsz, last seek IN ,Als city a. the
suss; q Ms Ioha Beard. While -
rugts 10 hsr hoas In osiova. Raa-
foS ShicA poini sAe LETT on Ss,ur-
tay uo-nfrE
he little iso year old son oi NJ
ast Mr. ? z I'M died Saturday
frua P1eunonia. At the family rrs.
i4szrs IN wes; La iunia. The tuner
al EAs held Noaaay afternoon. the
services h-ias Conducted By NJ J
,. FinGlsy. o; the Chris;lan church
c c Dursss. uho Ia. been ia the
e7rioy Q; the o;ero Gas COMPANY
ssFtss ,As r.s; year. resigned ics
tays arc and fsf, for Neodssha.
sAs-. users he has accepted .rapioy-
zssi vita an oil ane "a. COMPANY
Nh Dursoe. -ho has be.n spena.ns
The ~isisr .i;h her parent, IN Flor
ia. riii iota her husband a, Neo4-
cha n the near fu,sre.
krz~s; Ross. % SorsA IA Jun,a
az s=Tieye 90 the rip track. ~n
oasrs; h-.-e-- ;-o ears las; sat-
s'tay ,fts--co-. when a switch e.
xsas sse.ealy bumped in,o the car
rssos ~sscs ke ~as sorii-r He
vas tass- 20 the sa.;a re Hospital.
were !; "a. sosne ,ha; he .as bad
" BRUISED -; his tsiuries A.. no.
ss'soss sse !; vas reported yts,sr-
eay sorssss ;Ass be vas e.ssiss
afo~e ~f~~ex
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-29
Card Of Thanks

desire 20 tratsr ny heartfelt,
thanks % many Ia JguA frieuds
Who 80 KINDLY remembered Gae on
ny birihtAy and gratefully assure
;tsu % rs sincere aPPreciEu0u oi
fhsir lghtfGlnsss
MRS AMANDA SW ANSOS.
Eliahsfhio~u. y NJ.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27
WILLIAMSON MAN HAD
NEARLY GIVEN Up HOPE
Mcclellan Tells of Very Hard year
He Spent.
COULDN'T GO AT ALL
Is Back on Pay Roll Now and Work.
ing Steadily-Gives Detail.

81 suffered from very weak con-
dition and what I was told was
threatened paralysis, but l took seven
or eight bottles of Tanlac and I'm
in len shape now," declared j. L.
Mcclellan, of Williamson, S. c., in
statement he gave in endorsement
of Tanlac. 81 had become so weak
I could not go about at all and for q
year l was in that condition. I had
20 appetite, never felt we'll and got
no better to amount to anything, even
though l was under treatment, and !
had begun to think I never would
get back in good shape again.
"But the Tanlac gave me Inc re-
suits and Pm much stronger now and
Pm working regularly at night. ]
have a very Inc appetite, too. Soon
after I began taking Tanlac 1 began
to fatten up right along. I am glad
to recommend Tanlac, for it got me
back on my feet and proved to me
just the medicine I needed"
Tanlac, the Master Medicine, is
sold by Dickson's Drug Store, Man
ming; L. w. Nettles, Jordan; Shaw
& Plowden, New Zion; Farmers Sup
ply Co., Silver; D. C. Rhame, Sum-
merton.-Adv.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27
THE Army WORM
CONTROL METHODS

Clemson College, S. c., June 25.-
When this pest is confined to vetch
or grass deep furrow can be
plowed around the field and when the
worms pile up in the furrow drag a
log through it. Poison the adjoining
margins of corn and cotton fields.
Craze the infested area heavily. If
the ground is level use heavy roller.
If road or driveway separates the
infested from the threatened crop,
use drag in killing the caterpilrars
when crossing. Cut and cure the in
tested grass for hay if far enough
advanced and plow and plant another
crop.
When they attack cotton and
corn these should be busted with
arsenate of lead powder. For this
an ordinary flour sack from which
the starch has been removed, can
be used. 1t may be tied to the end
of stick. For large areas sack
is attached to each end of pole
and the operator rides on horse back
when applying it. 1t is made as fol-
lows:
A strip of wood three inches wide,
one inch thick and one foot longer
than width of rows. Six inches from
each end bore hole one inch or more
in diameter. Make two sacks of
eight ounce duck six inches deep and
twenty inches long and about the
width of the strip of wood. The open
sides are tackled to the ends of the
strip (called pole) ana these can be
filled with poison through the au@er
hole in the ends of the pole. A fun.
mel can be used to advantage. Flour
sacks having no starch are excellent.
One man can poison about 20 acres
per day with this apparatus.
The best time to apply poison is in
the morning when the dew is on. The
sacks should not touch the foliage
especially when the dew is on, as it
will clog. One can regulate the
amount by judiciously varying the
amount of jarring of the pole. It is
important that the dusting is uniform
1t is rarely necessary to repeat dust
ing of Arsenate Of Lead after a rain.
! The amount of poison necessary is
about two pounds per acre for very
young cotton and two and onc-half
to three pounds for cotton over three
feet high.
Arsenate Of Lead powder may be
busted pure while Paris Green should
be mixed equal parts with air slack
ed lime. Arsenate of Lead does not
burn the leaves while Paris Green fre-
quently does. The amount busted can
be determined by weighing before and
after dusting a small definite area.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27
PEACH TREE BORER

Clemson College, S. c., June 25.-
Mound, that is pull up the earth
around the base of the trees to a
height of eight inches during the first
week in July. Level this mound about
October 25th.
What is the Peach Tree Borcr?
a whitish grub that works in the
crown Of the trunk just below the
ground.
how can I tell when I have this
borer in my trees?
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27
NECESSITY FOR SAVING SEED

Clemson College, S. c., June 25.-
The grain crop this year is so short
that there will be great demand for
seed this fall, and seed will be hard
to get except at high prices. The far
mers, therefore, who have any wheat
should make every effort possible to
preserve this in good condition for
fall planting, or for sale as seed, if
there is more than enough for his own
use. BY cleaning the grain thorough
ly, and placing it in a room or bin,
built so as to permit the use of carbon
.bisulphide, all rats and weevils can
be destroyed, and the grain kept in
good condition for seed. Carelessness
in this matter will cause many to
have to pay high prices for seed in
the fall. All seeds raised on the farm,
such as the farmer can save for use
for the next crop, should be taken
care of so that they will not be dam
aged. Not only for ones own sake,
but for the sake Of others, who have
no grain crop from which to save
seed. A tigh crib, and one which
is rat proof, will aid greatly in help
ing the farmer to save all seeds in
good condition. If there is not enough
room in the crib, then tight bins
should be built in the barns, or else
where, and these used for the stor-
age of grain seeds. Carbon Bisul-
phidc will kill the weevils. Detailed
information will be furnished to all
who write for information in regard
to saving seeds.
The oat crop in the state is the
lightcst in several years, and it is ex-
trcmely important that all farmers
having good fields of oats save as
many as possible for seed purposes
this fall. The demands for seed oats
this fall will probably be very heavy,
and it may be impossible to get them
accept at very high prices.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27
ORANGEBURG PACKING HOUSE
TO OPEN EARLY THIS FALL

Clemson College, S. c., June 25.-
The opening Of the new Packing
House IN Orangeburg early this fall
will furnish a ready market for all
stock. This will be Of great help to
the farmers of the state, and they
should do all they can to make it a
success. The plant will pay the mar
ket price for hogs that are we'll fin
ished. The farmers can do lot for
themselves and toward aiding to make
the plant success if they will plant
a variety Of grazing crops, ETC., in
order that they can produce more
hogs, better hogs, and at less expense
In growing more feed stutfs, they can
make the pork for less cost and so
make greater net returns.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27

BY the gum that collects st the
base of the trees.
Does this horer work in the fruit
or branches? &
No. u.
What is the worm that works in
the fruit?
The grub Of snout beetle known
as curculio.
What are the lieele shot holes in
the bark?
They are made by the shot hole
borer, small black beetle which at
tacks almost entirely sick or neg
lected trees.
What is the parent of the peach
tree borer?
A clean-winged moth, or miller.
Why mound during the first week
of July?
Because about July 1st, the borers
come Que of the trees make their
cocoons near the tree beneath the
surface of the SOIL The parent moth
when Matched can not penetrate
through an inch of earth. When the
tree is mounded the moth remains a
prisoner and dies.
Are trunk washes good?
Yes, when used just before mound
ing. The trunks are painted with
lime sulphur wash or with the tree
trunk wash as described in circular
25 sent on request.
y Has the mounding been tried and
found effective?
Yes, for period of six years, and
it is very effective.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27
TOBACCO AT kINGSTREE

The first load of tobacco Of the
season to be brought to this market
was received at the Nelson Ware
house from H. A. Miller, who has
been the first man on the market for
the past three years.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27
to our Standard

Here's a Suit-or rath-
er a line Of Suits-on
which we have put the
best thought and buying
ability that we possess.
There's quality in the
fabric; quality in the
hand-tailoring; quality in
the fine silk thread; quail
ity in the style.
Made by Schloss Bros.
y Co., the famous Young
Mems tailors-leaders in
style for almost half a
century.
Their guarantee, and
ours-goes with every
Suit.
$3.50 to $4,000
THE
NEW idea
CD.
MORSES MESS,
WanaHer.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-09-05

at the John Soukup home Sunday.
Prof. Kovarik and sister Mary
went to st. Paul, Tuesday to visit
relatives.
Rev. w. A. Dostal and sister-in-
law, called on Rev. John BroZ Tues
day.
Marcella Tubular left Tuesday for
her home at ST. Paul, Mimi, after an
extended stay at the ]. G. Kapinos
home.
Mrs. Pergler, sol and daughters
accompanied by the formers mother
in-law autoed down from Cresco
Tuesday.
Chas. Hampl had an auction sale
last Wednesday.
Anton Balik and daughters accom-
panied by Lena Klimesh autoed tC
Conover Tuesday.
Caroline Hruska and Regina Fish
er began teaching their fall terms Of
school Monday.
John Zoulek autoed to Conovel
Tuesday with passengers.
Sister Malina of Milwaukee, Wis.
and sister Sidonia of Chicago, H., are
visiting at their parental home, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. A1dera.
| Frank Koch was down from For
Atkinson the fore part of the week.
Our parochial and public schools
commenced Tuesday, after a three
months vacation.
The carpenters began work las
/ Monday on Frank Poshusta's rev
! residence.
| Nike Herold went out to his broth
er CEas. at Lisbon, n. D., recently
| for an extended stay.
Chas. Vrba of near Protlvin, wa
IN town Sunday.
Gertrude Herold went to Cresct
Wednesday to stay with her siste
Emma and Mayme, who has beef
| there since Saturday.
Agnes Ludwig and Rose Heroic
were having dental work done a
iCresco Friday.