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The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-10-03

ticalIy received. OF special interest
was personal message from President
Wilson delivered by his niece, Mrs.
Jessie Kennedy Dyer, in which was
emphasized the wonderful opportunity
which IL afforded the people of ChicOt
County to assist in the great work now
being accomplished for the freedom Of
the world.
Another feature Of the meeting was
enthusiastic community singing direct
by NJ. j. Anders and led by chorus OF
several hundred school children. The
official Liberty Loan songs and
other patriotic selections were used.
The meeting was arranged under the
direction of w 5. Daniel, county pub
lefty chairman. and was presided over
by J. A. Bennett. director of sales for
Dermott
Following the volunteer days, com
mittees are being sent out to solicit
subscriptions and little doubt is felt
that the quota will be raised and that
Dermott go over the top in this
campaign
The following is a list of the commit
tees and their territory;
East of town.. {. Hoffman, Ch..
&. r. kirkpatrick. b. 5. Nixon. W, c.
Bowden. f. p Remley. II. f. Blouns
South of town, including Hudspeth =
p. O. Bynum. CHI. e Z. Singleton, $.
}. 7. Wynne, f. 6. Hammock. A. G.
Blanks
Hurds south 10 Grenshaw place W
A Porter en-. John Baxter, {. l.. Di-
shongh, Henry Caster. +. Il. kimpel,
r. NJ Holland.
Ward No. / Harvey Parnell, ch.
{. Helmstetter A r, Herringer. W
5. Daniel, r. w Marks, K. p Stnson.
Ward No W. }. Spiawn, CHI. W.
H. Eephiew, : f Orr, {. +. skipper.
NJ Il. Hanchey, Eli Dante
Ward No 81 Z. Leeper, CHI; {,
K. Bates, D. kimpel, Z, $ Matthews.
+, f. Barlow, w u, frotter, K. W.
Baxter
Macon Lake and Bowman places and
Gaines Landing W Z Daniels, CHI.
f. & Sims. d. D. Crenshaw +. II.
Duerson. 5. L. Webb, Mr. Robinson OF
Macon Lake.
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Union Meeting.

Forty members of the ladies societies
of the different churches met in a union
meeting Monday afternoon at the Meth
odist Church.
The leader. Mrs. Prothro read for
the Bible lesson the 18th chapter of
John, after which the following pro
gram was rendered:
Music
Reading, Come up with me and see
Mrs w. s Daniel.
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w arning Order

In the Ihlcot Chancery Court of Chieet
County. ARK
FL Montgomery Plaintiff
No 32l5 "
Genie Montgomery Defendant
The Defendant. Genie Montgomery.
is hereby warned to appear "A this court
within thirty DAY anl answer the com
paint ofthe Plaintiff Ed MONTGOMERY
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
court this md day Of October. ISIS
Calmcs Merritt. Clerk
Hammock 4 Crenshaw, Attys for PlF
l0.3lt
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N. c. benson Thanks Friends.

extend my thanks to the kind
friends of Dermott, Wllmot and Port
land who made 1t possible for me 70 at.
tend the Tulsa. Okla. reunion of ex-
Confederate Veterans. We were roy.
ally entertained by the Tulsa citizens
We had a great reunion. fifteen thous
and l.. o0H oid veterans being IN at
tendance Agan thank YOU
\ = nensaE.
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Notice of Election

There will be a meeting of the local
Red Cross Chapter on Wednesday, oct
l6. 1918, at p. m. at the Red Cross
room IN the Ghicot Hotel for the pur-
pose of electing officers for the ensuing
year A county meeting will be held
at Lake Village Oct 23d
f. =. Remley, CHI
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TOWNSHIP CHAIRMAN

TOWNSHIP CHAIRMAN
Carlton Township Mrs. +. +. Toney
Lake Village
Bowie Township Mrs J + Daniels
Dermott
Planters Township Mrs " "
Gruhbs. Eudora
Louisiana Township Mrs c War
field, Readand
Alexander Township Mrs. j. w
Griffin. llarwooi
Mcdonnell Township Mrs. ". F
Moore. Red Leaf
Oden Township Mrs Gayden Drew.
Sr.. Luna
Lake Township Mrs. George Sand
erlin. Lake Hall
Bayon Macon Mrs Walter Haley,
t.udora
Masona Mrs b. + Showalter
Chicot
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Notice to "Bess Combs Girls"

A meeting of the Y p NJ. s will be
held at the Methodist Church Friday
night, Oct 4th, at ; o'clock, at which
Mrs. Crawford Crenshaw has kindly
consented TO talk about China and her
work there with her husband. the Rev.
Crawford Crenshaw, of Chm kiang.
Each member Is urged to be present
and to bring friend All young WON
en- of the town are cordially invited.
All officers Of the adult w NJ :. are
requested 10 attend AS our guests
NlViene skipper. Pres.
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Allied Theatre
Liberty Loan Committees

The following are the Liberty Loan
workers for Chicot County appointed
by Mrs. T. X Lee of Eudora, county
chairman of the National Woman :
Liberty Loan Committee:
LAKE VILLAGE
City Chairman Mrs. Hal Ruchs.
Volunteer workers. Mesdames K. NJ.
Henry. {. {. Haynes. Frank Hudson,
A. n Rankin. {. j Burlington. NJ. +.
Wilson, Lamar Bunker, Misses Halle
Sherrick and Alice Craig
DERMOTT
City Chairman. Mrs +. 7 Remley
Supervisor of Sales. Mrs d. kimpel.
Volunteer Workers Mesdames j. {.
Hoffman. W s. Daniel w A. Role,
|. NJ Belser, " J. Splawn. W ID.
Trotter. {. F. Singleton, 7 Vi Bell.
Iaca A. Moss. J Cohen, w. 7. Alexan-
der, e. f. Kinney. 5. Burleigh, J. I.
Blanks. =. c Barnett, ami Miss Mollie
Dante
Ell DORA
city Chairman, Mrs J l. carter,
Supervisor of Sales. Mrs. \ Pebble
man. Volunteer Workers F. VI Sleek
er. \ Rexinger. J b Griais. Il Con
nerly. b. L. Ross. $ I. Cam, ". II.
Stephenson. Grace 5. Stephens, : 7.
Guier and Annie Stephenson
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tid cures GhIlls and Fever
666 cures Bilious Fever
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-03-29
ALBION.

Howard Holcomb and family now
ride in q new Ford.
The Roth household entertained COM
pany from near Cresco part OF last
week.
Mrs. Oscar Moutch enjoyed visit
from sister of Luana the past few
days.
Lewie and Anna Aberg, of Cresco,
spent Sunday at the Theodore Gunder-
son home.
Glenn Holcomb and family spent Sum
day at the home of his father J. A.
Lowell Johns IN and Harold Bateman
departed the first of the week to enlist
in the service of their country.
The Farmers Club meets Friday
evening of this week at the Q: V. John
try Church. Leader, Mrs. J. ".
Wells, assisted by Rev. Ferree and c.
J. Harlan. Everybody welcome.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-03-29
LIME SPRINGS.

Mrs. C. L. Foulkes returned Thurs
day to Ottumwa, Iowa, after q short
visit with relatives of this place.
Mrs. H. C. Foulkes spent Wednes-
day and Thursday with her son Albert
at St Paul. She was accompanied by
her daugher Flory Jones.
O. H. Foulkes was business caller
at the Twin Cities last week.
Mrs. Griff Thomas arrived Sunday
for q short visit with relatives and
friends.
Mamie Michel, Percy Wentworth
and Bill Bickford attended the dance at
Lime Springs Friday night.
Arthur Buchanan was Lime Springs
caller Saturday.
Laura Horton and Frances Barlow
were Cresco shoppers Saturday.
E. L., Barlow and daughter Wilma
returned Monday from Minneapolis
where they spent Sunday with rela-
tives.
Agnes Brand was Cresco caller
Wednesday.
Viola Holt of Leroy was an over
Sunday guest of Grace Jones.
Blanche Hammond and Clara Barker
of Chester attended the dance at Lime
Springs Friday evening.
Among those who attended the
Garden of Allah" at Leroy Sunday
evening were Grace Jones, Frances
Barlow, Laura Horton, Pauline John
son, Cora Woods, Ruth Gross, Alice
Williams, Ralph Welsh, Lloyd Dunlap,
Dana Frost, Merle King, Clearance An
derson, Harold Sanborn, Frances Will
Jams, Albert Peterson and Willard Hor-
ton.
Manda Miller was the guest of Anna
Schacht during the past week.
Bessie Lowery and Clara Sheldon of
Minneapolis were over Sunday guests
at the A. P. johnson home.
Ralph Welsh was business caller ct
Cresco Monday morning.
Anna Schacht spent Saturday and
Sunday with Alice Latcham at Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Bowers and babe
| and Mrs. Gilbert Moar autoed to Cres-
co Monday.
Mrs. A. J. Baerman and Mrs. H. W..
Plummer were Cresco shoppers Mon
day.
! Rose Jones, Mrs. A. E. Marsh, Mrs.
E. H. Omoth and Miss Edna were Cries.
co visitors Monday. y
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-03-29

/ Geo. Bouska and family 81 jackson
Jet. were visiting the former mother.
Mrs. Frank Bouska.
John Benesh was . business caller 1t
Calmar Friday.
Mrs. Gilbert Haadnedt left for St.
Paul Saturday for q visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs A. G. Fisher and Emma Mix.
esh were to Calmsr Saturday.
r. j. Becker of Calmar was q bust
ness caller in town Thursday.
Theo. Thompson, Mike Kobliska,
Frank Kalec, Adolf Mikesh, Jim Check
Haug were to Calmar on business the
past week. G
Clara Mikesh, of near Protivin, was
guest of Miss Caroline Hruska Sun
day. s.. "
Otela Kovarik arrived home from
Cedar Rapids last week one day after
an extended stay there.
DIED-The daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
James Janachek passed away last
Sunday morning, March 18th, 1918, and
at the time of her death was months
old. This beautiful baby life was 80
precious, so fraught with blessings to
her parents that she seemed flower
Of paradise permitted to bloom for q
brief season by their side, then re-
called to its eternal home, leaving the
home for them dark and lonely indeed
The funeral was held last Tuesday
morning at the St. Wenceslaus Church
at 9 o'clock. Rev. Broz conducted the
funeral services.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-03-29
HOWARD CENTER.

Johnnie Dyer called on Ray Long
Friday.
Pete Schneider called at the R. Long
home Thursday.
Edw. Dotzler called on home folks
Tuesday.
Mrs. S. Dotzler called on some Of her
new neighbors Friday.
! Jim Smith drove to Cresco Thursday.
. D. Jones and J. Reynolds visited Ray
Long Saturday evening.
: Aunt Carrie Lathrop visited at the
Geo. Hoppe home Tuesday,
Ray Ritter visited some of his friends
on Sunday.
Geo. Hoppe and family visited the
S. E. Dinger family Friday evening.
Mrs. Fred Letter and sister, Frances
Dotzler visited near Chester Monday.
+. Charlie Stokes has been suffering
from blood poison in his hand the past
week, but glad to note is recovering at
this writing.
Sam Dinger and family entertained
friends last week. -
MIR. and Mrs. A. johnson were pleas
antly entertained at the Ray Long
home Sunday. r
Miss Refill visited Mrs. D. Jones on
Friday afternoon.
Charlie Malek called at the Ray Long
home on Monday. -..
I C. Stokes and Rsy Long went down
to Waucoma Monday to get Mr.. Stokes
Ford car.
F. Fleck was business caller at the
Edw. Dotzler home Monday.
George and Lucille Letter are spend
ing this week with their grandma Dotz'
Ter.
Mrs. Ben Miller and daughter Gladys
is visiting Mrs. Edna Shields this week.
Charles Long is busy hauling hay to
Cresco these days. ,ar.
C. Stokes has been frequent Cresco
caller this week to have his hand treat
ed.
Fridie Hoppe is assisting Ray Long
with work this week.
!. Geo. Hoppe and family spent Sun
day ut the ]. Derr home near Chester.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-03-29

Carrie Hill returned to Cresco on
Thursday after spending several days
here with friends.
John Aegerter and wife were Cres-
co shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Otto Ernst went to Cresco on
Tuesday for an operation lat Mercy
hospital for the removal OF tLllor
on her neck.
Preaching services will be held next
Sunday at the United Lutheran
church.
Mrs. Tom Brandt, of Charles CITY
came Monday for a brief visit WIN
her brother, Nick Schuetz.
Leon Qualley, who has been WORK
ing in creamery at Charles City,
has returned and expects to be J. n;
Bakken's assistant at the farmers
creamery here after April u.
John Aegerter was Cresco caller
Monday between trains.
Henry Ganger came Saturday Tor
an over Sunday visit with his aunt
Mrs. N. Schuetz.
John Hospodarsky spent from sat,
Mrs. Tom McCarville and son called
Prairie du Chen, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Natvig were
Saturday guests at the Il. u. BAKER
home.
Mrs. Ellen Hickey and Mamie were
Cresco callers Wednesday,.
Chas. Boucher was a business call
er at Cresco Wednesday.
On Friday, March, % another con-
signment was sent from our Red
Cross branch to DEBORAH chapter con-
sisiting of 81 sweaters, IL pairs socks,
8 pairs wristlets, 4 dozen fracture pill
lows. % hospital handkerchiefs. We
hoped to make this the biggest con-
signment but can only say it had one
more sweater than before and we
were indebted to Elsie Paley Sheetz
for this extra one for while visiting
her mother for a week or ten days
she was too much of patriot to sit
around idle and so was taught to
knit, and the result was a fine
sweater and the unit wishes to thank
Mrs. Sheetz for making this one
which made it the biggest number of
sweaters made in two weeks. Mrs. E.
A. Bakken donated yarn for another
pair of wristlets which was made by
Mrs. Gordanier.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Fosse are now
entertaining a baby girl which arriv-
ed at their home last Thursday, Mar.
21st.
M. o. Libbey and family took Sun
day dinner with the Roy Libbey fam
lily Of near Cresco.
DR.. Allen and family, of Cresco,
called on the R. G. Baker family Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. H. Anderson and children Wis
tied from Wednesday until Saturday
in LIE Roy with the H. Albertson
family.
Tomena johnson returned from Ca
YOUR, S. D., after spending several
weeks there with her sister, Mrs.
Clarence Butt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Paley, Mrs.
H. Knutson and Alice autoed to Cres-
co Saturday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-03-29
PROTIVIN.

Mr.. AID Mrs. Ad0Iph Ira, of C0nover,
attended the funeral here of theil
grandpa John Riha.
A. J. Mikesh went to Schley Friday
returning Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fencl. Mrs.
John A. Fencl, sons Leonard and Rich.
ard visited at the Will Volkering home
Sunday.
John and James Malek and families,
of Schley, spent Sunday here.
Joseph Vitoushek of Spillville visited
friends here Sunday.
Frank Pecinovsky. of Cresco, was q
caller here Tuesday.
Mrs. Anton Fisher of Spillville Is Wis.
iting relatives. here.
Thomas Chyle, son w. w. and
Frank S. Anders autoed to Walcoma
Sunday.
George MacAenburg, John Volkering
and son julius of Cresco were business
callers here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Kalishek autood
to Cresco Friday. H D..
Will Volkering, wife and babe of
Cresco visited here Tuesesy.
Frank S. Andera and John Holechek
autoed to the George Mikota home near
Spillville Sunday morning.
DIED-John Riha passed away Satur-
day at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Ira. Funeral was held Monday
at the Holy Trinity Church, Rev. Ru-
dolph Lahomy officiated. The body was
laid to rest in the holy Trinity ceme-
terry. IT,
John Zahajsky and daughter Regina
underwent an operation for append.
citis at St. Joseph's Mercy hospital
last week. Mrs. Zahajsky and child
rem visited them Sunday.
Mrs. Anton Huber and daughter
Frances of near Spillville visited here
Tuesday.
Edward dukes and wife were among
the Cresco visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Natvig of Saude
were Protivin shoppers Tuesday.
j. F. Pecinovsky was at Cresco Mon.
day.
Mrs. Gust DeNoyelles and daughter
Persis of Cresco visited her sisters,
Mesdames F. w. Sobolik and John
Holechek, Sunday. .r,.-. =
w. c. Dostal is visiting relatives in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. John Holechek, daughter Otilie,
James Zahaisky, daughter Maude and
Wm.- Zahajsky were visitors in Cresco
Thursday.
There will be dance given in Be.
seda Opera House on Easter Monday,
April lst. Music by P. B. Orchestra.
Come. ~.
Mrs. John Zshajsky, son Ed and
Georgina Skoda autoed to Cresco Mon
day.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-03-29
RDGEWAY.

Mrs. Joe Houher, Ruth Sjobakken,
Dorothy Ellingson, Anna Flatland,
Marie and Mabel Haugu, Mrs. Nels
Owen and Joe were among the many
Cresco visitors Saturday.
L. A. S. of the Synod church met
last Friday at the home of Mrs. Lena
Qualley.
Trygne Jordahl of Luther college,
spent the week end with home folks.
Mrs. Steen Johnson of DEBORAH,
was Ridgeway caller Thursday.
John Kirschman and SON JOYCE au-
t0ed to DEBORAH Saturday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-03-29
TWIN VILLAGES

John Martin and son Fred were Cres-
co business callers on Monday.
R. w. McCloud and A. w. Ludwig
took two loads of butter to the Har-
mony station the other day.
route on Tuesday having the south one.
John Michel, of Cresco, visited on the
farm the past week with his son Jer-
ONE.
Doctor Tierney attended the Albion
Telephone meeting on Monday at. the
Hughes school house.
Hooker Serfling of Worthwhile, OAK.
has been visiting relatives and friends
the past week. .e.. H. .E "
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. St. John were
visitors at the Henry Rygg home from
Tuesday until Thursday. @:
Mrs. John Michel of Cresco spent
Friday night with her son Jerome and
family. go.
Mrs. R. w. McCloud was q Cresco
shopper on Saturday. s+E
Henry Leitz helped Crowell get part
of the saw rig from near Bonair on
Saturday.
Little Berthe Richards was taken to
Mercy hospital on Friday evening and
an operation on Saturday morning and
is doing nicely.
Arthur Copeman and Frank Henry
were at Lime Springs on Saturday hav-
ing dental work done.
Herman Drinks family visited on
Sunday at the John Brink home on the
Ridge.
Doctor and Mrs. Tierney were Cres-
co callers on Saturday afternoon.
Dan Bronner's family spent Sunday
1T the home of Herman LANCE.
Please remember the date of the Red
Cross sale on Friday, April 9Th, ct the
Wcodman hall. By order OF committee
Owen Scrabeck and daughter of Har-
mony passed through the Villages on
Friday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-03-29
CHESTER.

N1Ak &SkSs
Thos. Edwards had his house
reshingled, and Geo. Spencer did the
work. !;
Walt. Smith is building garage for
Mr.. Whipple on the farm occupied by
Louie Underbakke NJ
Eli Spencer departed Tuesday for
North Dakota. after spending the
winter months with his nephew, Geo.
Spencer, and brother Eansom.
Rudolph Wager and famlly, Of Austin,
visited Chester relatives. the fist OF
the week.
Mrs. Breedlove, of Cresc , is visiting
at the G. w. Kenworlhy b
Geo Spencer and Louie L: ',erbskke
were duly instructed in th~ ,nl sreries
of the second degree of ODD FL owship
on NJ" day night.
Martin Eastwald has purchased
new Ford car.
The farmers are beginning to do the
spring seeding.
Rev. Sires was reported as being on
the sick list, the first of the week.
Leta Thorson, of Spring Valley, came
Saturday to visit at the Freemire and
Bratrud homes. IT
L. C. Ness and family autoed to Lime
Springs. Monday.
Roy Jones autoed to LIE Roy, Tues.
day. '....r.-- ,..Y.
Douglas Phifer was Harmony caller,
Sunday. (.
Knute Olsen. of Wycoff. was a Ches.
ter business caller, Tuesday. :.
Dave Thomas was up from Lime
Springs, Tuesday.
Gauge Metz, of Usage, called on
Chester friends, Monday afternoon.
John Metz, of Stacyyille. was Ches-
ter business caller, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons, of Cresco,
spent Sunday at the E. D. Capper
home.
Art. jacobson was an over Sunday
visitor in Usage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole jacobson departed
Monday night for Washington, D. c.,
to visit their daughter. go
H. L. Baldwin autoed to LIE Roy. Sat-
urday. d..
Geo. Spencer was a Cresco business
caller, Saturday.
Edmund Dugstad was Spring Valley
business caller, Friday.
Gordie Fisk and family, of Cresco,
spent Sunday at the Geo. Thomas
Mrs. Pulitzer, of Bird Island, Mimi,
came Monday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Ed Roper.
Miss Lappen, of Austin, spent Sum-
day with her sister, Mrs. H. W. Jensen.
Mrs. Fred Baldwin was q LIE Roy
passenger, Friday.
w. G.. Marshall, of Chatfield, Mimi,
was q Chester business caller, the lat
ter part of last week.
Avis Vinegar was q LIE Roy caller,
Friday.
Mrs. H. w. Jensen was u passenger
to LIE Roy, Friday.
H. w. Jensen sold Dodge car to
Aug. Peters and delivered it, Saturday.
Ford Larson departed for Charles
City, last Thursday, where he expects
to get employment at the Hart-Parr
engine factory.
Mrs. AL. Fairbanks, of Oak Dale,
visited the latter part of last week with
her mother, Mrs. 0. Baldwin.
Juddie Baldwin was q passenger to
Cresco. Friday.
F. E. Lawson, of Fayette, was .
Chester business caller, the latter part
of last week.
Capper & Thomas have placed new
awning at the front of their store.
w. F. Carter, of Rochester, MIMI,
transacted business in Chester, q part
of last week.
MIR. Whipple, of Fayette, was up q
few days last week, looking after his
farm interests
Freddie Baldwin returned home from
Chicago, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Laws, of Mills
City, MIMI, brought their infant child
to Chester, last Wednesday, for burial.
It passed away the first of last week.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-03-29
For Sale.

Corn in crib, $l.OO per bushel. This
is 1917 corn sorted in field when husk-
ed. Not first class corn but cheap
feed 1t The price.
Stiff 1. L. Eaton, Crssco. 10.
Phone 3l62
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-03-29
Notice To Auto Owners.

Before buying chains see the Anti
Skid Auto Shoes. All sizes for sale by
William Eye, Route. 3:
Phone So. Vernon 10. 2-tf Cresco, IL.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-03-29

Some of Jim Soukup's neighbors as
sisted him at saving wood, last week
Tuesday.
Arvie Johnson was a pleasant bust
ness caller at Protivin last week Tues
day.
Ernest Peter was doing carpenter
work for his brother Alfred last week.
Grace Gullickson, teacher of sub
district No. l, was on the sick list fore
part of last week.
After spending several weeks here
visiting relatives, friends, etc., Bert
Butt returned to his home in South
Dakota, last week.
Walter Peter and his brother Eddie
were pleasant callers at the w. E.
Wiedeman home recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Magnus and
family dined with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Falck and family other Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Koch and son
Clinton were pleasant callers ct the
Carl Haakenson home last week Mon
day.
Robert Vopava returned home from
Camp Dodge, other Friday where he
had been visiting his brother Joe.
Mrs. Ole Sanderson was . pleasant
caller at the Fred Koch home Wednes-
day. ..... --.s
Mrs. Carl Haakenson snd babe spent
last week Wednesday with formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amel Koch.
Some Of Will Kuntz's neighbors as
sisted him ut hauling hay last week
Wednesday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-03

The family helps
Clifford fill out his
a Il c S tionna ire.
What's your weight
stripped ?" proves the
stumbling block in
Cliford's que S tion-
naire after some mo-
ments of hard think
ing on the part of the
family. Brother Bill
remembers h avin e
seen a weighing ma
chine down street, in
front of the shoe
shining parlor, much
10 the CONSERVATION
OF Sister Edna, who
wants TO know how
Cliff could possibly
d .srobe in such a pub
lie place.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-02-03

little knitting little and great many rumos (al
wrong Adeber about the Red Cross Mrs Bagey telling about
friend of always friend of one) who
sweater and tucked marked hundred dollar bill the
pocket surprise for soldier boy We'll dear she sent
latera YEAR latershe to buy
department and she put her hand in the pocket
and there her marked bill!
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-01-25
Local News
Montpelier, Friday, Jan. 25. 1918.

We do furniture repairing and up
neutrality-suspicious. Furniture Co.
John Mattson of st. Charles visited
Montpelier last Saturday on business.
Midwinter sale Of hats and wooden
goods. % per cent reduction, to make
room for spring millinery.-Mrs. J..
w. Whinyates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Tueller Of
Geneva were business visitors in
Montpelier on Saturday.
Bring your old furnituse to GUS
store to be upholstered and repaired
by Frantz Nielsen, the expert Mel
sen Furniture Co.
H. 2. Richards was in from his
ranch at Bennington Monday on bust
ness and visiting his brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin n.
Richards.
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