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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-04-12

took four horses to drag Thorn nNyuy
Roy Cunning arrived la., Fri,ipy
evening from Waukcsha. Wis.. vbrtc
~" has been a student of the Nctronni.
tan Church Association. for tho in.,
seven Year,. Roy il looking fine and
say. hr will visit t,yo mr. tbrrr y,,,L /.
with hi. parents, Mr. md Mr.. q. f..
Cunning. ia Arhan,aw uri,,hhnrInnd
aud return 10 Waukcsha To resume His
church work.
Our school board purcLascd n sol
Of the now International CIyropacdi,
Of twenty volumes, and n Fund and
Magualls standard dictionary, of Mr..
loomis. Of Mound civ, Inst wccK.
This fulnls one of the requirements of
the state department, and since the
work of the teachers has been apprUy.
ed. the only obstacle in tho WAY of
putting our schunls in the second class
o., the buarl giving Ia "A nine non,n,'
term.
DR. l.. VI. Drake. "a specialist from
IT. Jusrph, wa. here one ,lny tho Int.
ter part uf last week, tn SEQ Iloyyaod
Dud,on. who has been suffering with
rheumatism TOR a number of years.
"" also called on MIR. Fred st. John,
VITO has been troubled with rhruma-
tim for some time. After making a
rarful examination. Dr Drake l. COM
hdrn, that h. can cure both eases and
the many friends of Howard and Mr..
ST. John viii hope for their speedy re-.
covcry.
The play by Fui,csCuc home tai
ont. Those Dreadful Twins" played
10 a good sized crowd ~ the ". q. W.
hall. last Friday evening, and every
one present were more than pleased
with the show. Every member Of the
company handled their parts well, and
there were no criticisms offered by the
patrons. The spccialitics were fine,
aud they certainly pleased our people
very much. We wan, Ia compliment
those who took part in the play, aud
the people Of fortcscuc should feel
more than proud Of their home talent
company. About So was made for
their piano fund here. aud II they put
On another play, Ne hope To- see them
come again.
ON Friday evening, Of last week,
the freshmen baseball teams of tho
Mound City high school. accompanied
10y Supt Croscn. came over and play.
cd practice game with the boys Of
the high school and grades here. Ow-
INK 10 the cold and stormy weather.
the boys on both sides were handi.
capped and only FIVE innings were
played. The score was II to / in favor
Of the Rigclow boys. The Bigelow
boys expect 10 return the game this
week. These games are being play,d
for the practice on the part of cacn
team. u Rigclow expects to play the
Fortcscuc team on County Graduation
bay ut Fortcscuc, and Mound City
expects to play Savannah soon.
Tuesday. of last week, was the
last day of school at the Elm Grove
school, and quite number of the pat
rons ol the district surprised the
teacher, MISS Elsie Grow. with a has
kct dinner Everybody brought a we'll
filed basket with good things TO eat
that the farmer always has on hand =
and a spread lit for a king was laid
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-04-12
GO ON OR
GO UNDER"
BY Ross L. tsmmond

-.
at tue present tiheJ
Premier Lloyd George never coined
truer epigram than that We must
go on or go under"
How the war is going on can De
understood. even In part, only ol
those who have been near to II. when
privilege ! recently had. That II Is
the most colossal tragedy In human
history is proved BY glance at any
phase Of H.
Americas part IN the struggle Is be
ing performed because America can
not avoid IL. Autucracy H. running
dmuck AMI vc stand in It's road
Either II STALKS triumphant over all
that We have been taught 10 hold
sacred and dear or We and those with
us STAY the dragon from whose red
Jaws blood IL dripping We and II
cannot li,c IN the world together.
I have seen England. France and
Dellium battling with the beast Now
my own country H. sending its men
into the ffay ani the effort aud the
sa,tifitos that are being mad" abroad
will soon be Witnessed here. We may
not see here the actual fighting Let
Us hope not Hut We cannot escape
the other APPALLING features
England IL Nirdicaiing her tfadi
tinnS and her ideals SD. II not fight
ing for territorial expansion. This u
10y me- means M vital or essential to
her ~ IN proof Of The binding nature
NJ her complcts, The preservation
OF Belgian neutrality drew her into
the struggle For this her soldiers
are battling and her erca, navy IL
steamed M ready for the master
stroke for this her women are work.
ing In field and factory aud are pour.
ing out their m"rCiful miIistralions
IN innum"rablo hospitals.
France H. making the great sncfi.
flee Paris. Witch sots the styles for
the world. Il wearing black ~ q sym.
bnl oi sorrow. AMI the world II adopt.
Ing II. Tor all H.. world IL mourning
liui raIis and France. though In tears.
ate not without hope. They are look.
ing eagerly forward to victory. when
the Invading Huns are driven from
French soil and the lost province Of
hlsacc and iorrain. will be restored
to their iifhifii owners. I'll. coming
~ the American troops has given
them new courage. With uncxnmpled
bravery they are holding the lire un.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-04-12
THE WOMAN ON THE DOLLAR.

II 10 generally conceded that women
speak their minds freely. The woman
on every American dollar that goes
toward buying Liberty Bonds will be
able to talk eloQuently to the whole
world.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-04-12

One Grand Detour Gang Plow at
q bargain.
TEARE 4 RULEY.
For Sale-About 81 bushels Of
clover seed for sale; $1,000 per bushel.
Call or address Jesse Cain, Oregon,
No., Route /.
The Auto Sales Co. reports the
sale Of the following Bucks: Ed
Buntz, Lester Pettijohn and Cowan
Brothers, six cylinders; e. A. Dun
ham, four cylinder.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-04-12

The following u tho nrogram Of ,he
l"r'nigh,ly Musical, Tuesday. April
p4 tpiSs
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-02-08
sCHL!EY.

Everybody be present at the benefit
dance here Monday night. Basket sup
per. Music by the popular Deane
Bros. orchestra.
Clarence Barnes returned from his
,isit in LaPorte City Friday.
Arthur Svestka is enter tanning the
friendly mumps the past week.
Leo and Norbert Doherty returned to
their school work in Lourdes. Mondey.
Johnnie Derr was q pleasant caller in
tow n Monday.
Red Cross work every Thursday af-
ternoon. Ladies bring thimble and a
spool of thread.
Gere Barnes went to Cresco Tues
day Ter military examination.
Ha"'iet Doherty returned home from
tow nesday where she had been as
sisting her aunt, Mrs. Mike Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Frank visited
at the Adam Frank home Tuesday.
The children in school feel quite COM
Portable these days as they got q new
jacket on their stove recently.
Mike Barnes called on Glen Barnes
Monday afternoon.
Glenn Barnes is feeling much like
himself again at this writing which his
friends will be glsd to hear.
Mona Walker resumed her school
work Monday after a long seige of
sickness. ...
Mrs. Mike Barnes, Abbie Fitzgerald
and Harriet Doherty visited at the
John Barnes home Monday evening.
Joe Neibauer was an Elma caller
Monday. g
Eddie Ondrasek is absent from school
this week. ..,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Niebauer and son
Claude visited at the Joe Doherty home
Tuesday evening.
Will Hyke and Joe Doherty helped
Joe Barnes deliver baled hay at Cresco
Wednesday.
Charles Frank made his usual trip to
this burg Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Click was a pleasant caller at
the Mike Barnes home Sunday night.
Lillian Svestka is visiting at home
this week. -.
Cornelius and Inez Barnes" and Har-
riet Doherty called at the John Barnes
home Sunday to see Glen. ,7 g.. ,'r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence DeWalle were
business callers in Cresco Wednesday.
. Johnnie Derr went to Charles City
Wednesday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Fred Burr returning Thursday. l..
John Barnes and son Eugene were
attending to business in Cresco Tues.
day. 80 ri
Joe Ptacek was numbered on the
sick list Saturday and Sunday. re-
Ed Derr did chores for bis brother
Johnnie during his absence.
Wednesday was pet day and every-
body enjoyed the weather. A good
many went to Cresco.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-02-08
HOWARD CENTER.

Chas. Malek and family were pleas
antly entertained at the s. Dotzlef
home Sunday. ~
Ray Long purchased fine, full.
blood Duroc Jersey hog from George
Barker last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dyer were Cresco
callers Thursday.
Jim Smith was Q Cresco caller Satur.
|day.
Henry Dotzler expects to leave any
time for training in the military SER
vice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Dotzler enter.
tanned friends Sunday.
The VIM. Michaels family are busy
loading their car these days, As they
expect to leave fur Montana soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Malek entertain.
ed friends Sunday evening.
Mary Dotzler spent Sunday with
home folks. -
Geo. Letter called on his uncle, Ed.
Dotzler Sunday. .az
Ray Long and Edw. Dotzler were
Cresco callers Saturday. .5
r. Riettef, j. Heinze and R. Long
attended the sale near Granger Tues.
day. -, ..-.e,. ~, 49, "a. 5ss
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Hoppe entertain-
ed friends Sunday. .g.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-02-08
WEST VERNON.

Mrs. A. Gesell spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Eldridge and daughters.
Clara Peters is assisting Mrs. Joe
Lickteig with homework. .~
Fred Fish and Dick Grove sawed
wood for E. Eldridge, Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. A.. Schneider and
daughter Helen and Roy Woods spent
Sunday at the VIM. Coughlin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gesell called at the
Peter Hanson home, Monday.
Helen Peters entertained friends,
Sunday. 80.
Joe Burnickel and family entertained
company, Sunday. t
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Eldridge and daugh-
tiers, Grandma Powers and Bertha Hal
veg spent a pleasant Sunday at the F.
Fish home.
Mrs. F. Bouska spent Friday with
her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Sebastian.
Mesdames Peter Hanson and Alfred
Gesell called on their new grand
daughter and niece at the Henry Han
son home, Wednesday. We are glad to
note mother and babe are we'll.
VIM. Woods and family entertained
friends, Sunday.
Frank Lickteig called at the Peter
Lickteig home, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dyer entertained
friends, Sunday.
Some of our men assisted A. Schmel-
ger to saw wood, Wednesday.
Sorry to say that VIM. Grove is not
so we'll at this writing.
Walter Deli who left for Omaha,
recently, returned Thursday to spend
two weeks furlough with home folks.
Walter says he will like his work fire..
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coughlin and son
Dan were Schley callers, Wednesday.
Frank Miller left Wednesday for
Waucoma and West Union, on busi-
ness trip.
Peter Lickteig called on John Dyer.
Wednesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-02-08
CHESTER.

Smith and Jones did some papering
at the hotel Monday.
Robert Hall had his house wired fol-
electric lights
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barker arrived
Monday from Highmore, S. D., to visit
their parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. b.
Jones, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Barker.
Florence Reed, of Burr Oak, has &C.
cepted position as clerk at the Moe
& Ness store and begun work Monday.
Art Rowland, of Lime Springs. was
Chester caller Tuesday.
Mrs. J. L. Rowley is reported as i'm.
proving at this writing.
Mrs. E. E. Barker, of Calmar, visit.
ed Friday afternoon with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Diederick.
Seth Louden was a passenger to
Cresco Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Frost, of Lime Springs,
attended the Old Time dance here Fri
day night.
Captain Hansen, of Camp Dodge,
came Monday to look after his farm in.
terests. He sold his live stock and
farm machinery at public auction on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Hogger was Operated upon
Saturday morning at the Cresco hospi-
tai. She is getting along as well as
can be expected.
OLD TIME DANCE-The married folks
Of Chester gave an old time dance Fri.
day night in the new hall. Carpen-
ter's orchestra, of New Hampton, fur
nished the music. When ever the old
folks take notion to have q dance,
they can always get q big turn out, as
was the case this time. The crowd
went to their homes in the wee hours
of the morning with the assurance that
they had been we'll paid for turning out
on such cold night.
Mrs. w. A. eagle went to Cresco,
Saturday noon, to visit her sister.in-
law, Mrs. Joe Hogger, who is at the
hospital.
DR.. WEIGH, of Lime Springs, was out
with his hunting dogs, last Thursday
night, and started q prairie wolf west
of Chester, and after running it for
some time MIR. WEIGH went home and
left the dogs. They continued the
chase until Friday morning when the
animal was tired out and took to the
hog house on the Eckstein farm where
it was killed by Leonard Burgets.
Chester was visited by the coolest
spell of the season, last week on Thurs
day night, when it was 36 below zero.
Nat. Goldberg shipped a car load of
iron to Chicago, Friday
A large crowd were in attendance at
the League sociable, last Thursday
night, given at the Swan Isaacson
home.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-02-08
ACME.

Bernadetta Bigley Sundayed at the
Dennis Kennedy home.
Jas. McGourty, ST., was an Acme
business caller one day this week.
The Frank Mari and VIM. eastman
families were pleasantly entertained at
the Harry eastman home Sunday ev'
ening.
Peter Lund was an Acme caller
Thursday.
Myrtle Mech has been spending the
past few days at the Fred Weber home
east of here.
Harry Smith was seen in Acme seve'
raj days this week.
A few CT the neighbor young folks
spent pleasant evening at the Geo.
Funston home Tuesday evening
VIM. Worple spent Wednesday in
town.
Lou Lubbert and sons were Acme
callers few days this week.
p, The Andrew Hintz family spent q
pleasant evening at the Lou Lubbert
home west of town Monday night.
M. G. Brown helped E. L. Bryson
saw wood one day this week.
Laura Stuber spent . pleasant day
Sunday at the A. Hintz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weber were bust
ness callers in the burg Monday.
Peter Lund has been on the sick list
for the past few weeks.
The Henry Rimrodt family were en-
tertained at the Dennis Kennedy home
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hintz made .
trip to Chicago the latter part OF the
week to visit friends and relatives
there for q week or more.
Dennis Kennedy made trip to Elma
on business one day this week.
A number of the young folks from
Acme attended the Red Cross dance in
Elma Thursday night. A fine time ID
reported by all.
Louis Krau is kept pretty busy act.
ing as roustab0ut in the elevator and
depot these days.
Thos. j. McGourty reports every
thing lovely out in Los Angeles, Cal. .
where he was located the last heard
from him.
las. McGourty was . business caller
in Riceville Friday between trains.
Mrs. Edward Kruger returned from
Elma Friday morning, after spending
few days Ut the parental home there.
Frances and Kittie McGourty shop.
ped in Riceville Saturday between
trains.
Charlie Kapka was an Acme bust
ness caller Saturday.
Louis Krall and Joe eastman were q
Elma Saturday evening.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-02-08
PROTIVIN.

F. J. Klimesh returned from Cresco
last week, alter few days. visit.
George Vachta Jr. was at New
Hampton, last week Wednesday.
Mrs. Wenzel Cisar, Mrs. Albert Jar
osh and son went to Spillville, Tuesday
to visit with relatives. ill.,
Joseph Klimesh returned from Cresco
Monday, where he has been visiting Al
the home Of his uncle, James Sobolik'
Peter Kubik had dental work done al
Cresco, last week. ~...
Joseph D. Bouska, John and Lewis
Klimesh were business callers in Spill.
vile, Tuesday of last week. .-
Joseph Michalec visited at the James
Koblisks home at Alta Vista, the fore
part of this week. ~
Frank S. Andera was at Spillville
and Calmar, Saturday, repairing tele.
phone lines.
Joseph Vopava Jr. was DEBORAH
visitor, Friday.
Matt. and Chas Novak were business
callers in Ridgeway, Friday.
The wedding of Frank Hoshek and
Lucy Malek occurred at the Holy Trim.
lCy CnuFcn, 4uesoSy, reoIucIy Otn, q
10 o'clock q. m, Reverend Rudolph
Lakomy officiating. They were attend
ed by Joseph Strnad and Mary Moudry.
Congratulations are extended to this
couple. -
Frank, Jacob and William Vopava
drove to Ridgeway, Saturday.
Charles J. Tupy, who is attending
college at Ames, is q visitor 1T home.
Dance at Beseda Opera House, Mon
day and Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th
and. 18th. Music by P. B. orchestra Of
six pieces.
Frank J. Zahajsky marketed grain Ut
Ridgeway Wednesday.
Lewis Bader was 1T Cresco Monday.
The dance ut Beseda Tuesday even
ing was we'll attended and enjoyed by
every one.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-02-08
NORTH ORLEANS.

Walter Dsskam has been on the sick
list the past few days. ...-..
John Clink and Clarence went to De-
corsh last Monday. Clarence went to
take the physical examination.
Mrs. Frank Crawford has been enter
tanning cold in the head for the past
few days. 80 ,s--.g y.
Pearl Yates, of Harmony, spent from
Monday night to Sunday with her
friend, Matte Stockman. .....y
John Peacock, who has been working
ut the C. C. Brown home for the past
six mopths, returned to his home In
Cresco last Saturday. Clarence Clink
expects to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lunningdahl spent
tho latter part of last week at the
John Ellington home.
Mrs. John Lunningdahl and Sarah
Askelson took supper with Mrs. Frank
Crawford one night last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hunter spent
Sunday ut the Frank Crawford home.
Percy Yates, Of Harmony, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Stew
art Ciink.
Herman Baethke came out to Willie
Clink's Saturday for few days visit.
Remember that there will be services
1T HpfRan next Sunday at 1880 .:
IA, instead of l 80 p. m. Sunday school
ut IL 30 4. m. ...4
Clarence C6nk and Hermon Baethke
spent Sunday afternoon at the Will
Stopperal home. .,- -.
A number Of the young people from
this Community and: from Kendallvlle
Eenioved themselves ut Q party at the
|home,of Nr. and Mrs. Carlton eager,
Ia honor Of Mable Austrodensl, last
Monday night. "
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-02-08
BONAIR.

A number Of young fellows around
here plan on going to Wyoming this
week.
Arthur Buchanan is on the sick list
this week.
Elmer Owens drove up to Leon Lip
kie's Monday and expects to help him
haul grain. ~
J. H. Nichols is not much improved
in health. ~ - -.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hopkins visited at
the J. H. Nichols home Saturday.
The Michel boys loaded their cars
Monday and left the next morning for
Townsend, Montana.
Mrs. Phil Albertson left for Odin,
Mimi, where Phil is employed. Mrs.:
A. Albertson accompanied her as far
as Austin. +
Earl Grabau had the misfortune to
fall while skiing up near the river and
splintered bis arm. He is in the hospi-
tai at Cresco. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mathews return
ed Monday from Deming, New Mexico.
They found their son Will well, and
actually getting fat.
DR.. Hess was q professional caller in
our town Sunday.
Tuesday L. E. Grabau conducted the
funeral Of the infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brink. 49,,
Mrs. P. Auringer and the T. L. Bird
and J. E. Bawden families oil heard
from their soldier boys Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. C. Carberry returned after
two weeks visit at her old home.
Jerome Nichols was q caller in our
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Goldie was . Cresco caller Wed.
nesday. .'
The ladies of Bonsir and vicinity who
are knitting and sewing for the Red
Cross turned into the Cresco Chapter
Of January: q psjamas, "a bathrobes,
2 hospital shirts. dress, II helmets,
10 sweaters, 2 pair socks. 6 pair
wristlets.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-02-08
LOuRDES.

George and Florence Lansing, who
were visiting their sister, Mrs. Joe
| Friedrich, for q few days last week,
returned to their home at Waucoma
Friday.
Ralph Buckley was an Elma bust.
ness caller Friday.
Mary Murray is at present visiting
friends and relatives at Elma.
Louis Valvods was an Elma caller
Thursday.
Clement and Emory Linehan spent
Friday eve ing with Fogarty Bros.
Regina Koshatka called on Mrs.
Ralph Buckley Saturday.
Wence ,Shatek was q business trans
actor at Elma one day last week.
Mrs., Francis Dvorak and son Tru-
man, who we're visiting the past two
weeks ut the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mre. Frank Buckley, returned to
her home near Cresco Thursday.
Tom Koshatka drove to Alta Vista
Friday.
Claribel Buckley visited q: the Ralph
Buckley home Saturday evening.
James Valvoda called on Wence
Shatek one day last week.
John and Kristine Peterson were
pleasant visitors at the Frank Buckley
home Thursday evening.
James Birmingham called on George
Hughes one day last week.
Coley Comfy was an Elma caller Sat-
urday.
Leonard Friedhoff visited relatives at
Elms one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buckley, &C.
companied by Mrs. alph Buckley, Wis
tied at the Tom Koshatka home Satur-
day evening.
Ivan Mcdaniel was an Elma caller
Friday.
Lloyd Beaumaster, who had been
employed by John Fitzgerald the past
week, returned home Sunday.
Joe Friedhoff was an Elma business
caller Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Buckley are the
proud owners of q fine Brunswick
photograph which they purchased re-
Gently.
Willie Beaumaster called on John
Conley Sunday afternoon.
Frank Buckley visited at the Fran
els Dvorak home near Cresco from
Thursday till Saturday.
Joe Miller was an Elma caller the
latter part of the week.
Ted Lemmers called ut the McDan-
lei home one day last week. -
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Valvoda visited
Elma relatives Monday.
James Koshatka is suffering intense
~ with . very bad case Of pneumonia.
Here's hopes for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Thranert and son Willie drove
to Alta Vista Monday. The former re-
NAMED there to stay with her father,
Mr.. Dreakman, who is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald and
son Thomas visited at the Will Shea
home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eiffler and
children visited ut the latter's parent
John Musel, Of Davis Corners, called
ut the Tom Koshatka home Aonday7to
see James who 10 seriously i'll.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-02-08
ALBION.

Walter johnson and C. A. Wells de-
livered cattle at CIesco Monday.
Olive Richards, who has been spend.
ing the winter with relatives and
friends in Canada, returned to hel
home Saturday.
H. E. Wells returned from Amea
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Will Henry were called
to the Herb Brink home near Granger,
Sunday by the illness and death Of
their infant son.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-02-08
ELNA.
Walter Clark and Omer Schroeder left
the Hastings hospital. last Friday.

Walter Clark and Omer Schroeder left
the Hastings hospital, last Friday.
Howard Painter met with serious
accident, last Thursday evening. out ut
the Ted. Lamsrs ia m. He had gone
to thaw out pipes when tie torch
exploded wrapping him in flames He
was unable to get CUT alone and his
screams were not heaIu by any one for
q time. His face is bao'v burned, but
considers himself fortuL re in not being
burned to death.
Mrs. Tidgwell and dau. h"r Thelma
went to New Hampton, l'",'y. for q
couple of days visit. Il
TIE many friends of Dr. ,,I Mrs.
Spoo"er will be glad to lie mat q
baby girl was born to them. =, ~. 10th.
They are spending the WHIT. -. Mime
apolis.
MIR. and Mrs. Butler and daughter
Mabel came up from Dyersville. Thurs
day, and spent day at the home of
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Will
Gardner. leaving Friday for Lismore.
Minn.,' where they will make their
future home.
Willie Cannon returned to Iowa City,
Sunday, after spending a week at home
recovering from an attack of the
measles. He is very enthusiastic about
his course in dentistry and his work
speaks well for him. Out of class of
forty his labrstory work was considered
the best and sent as an exhibit to Phila-
delphia. ~
Mrs. Tom Zein and children left for
Mason City, Friday, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Zein has
been there about two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Gus O 'Donnell returned
from CHICAGO, Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Johns. of Pothatch,
Idaho, who have been visiting IT the
Perry and Patten homes, left for
Springfield. Wis, Friday evening.
Sam Despres has been spending the
week in Chicago. n', IT..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ebert went to
Minneapolis, Tuesday morning, where
Mrs. Ebert consulted an eye specialist.
The l. C. C. C. held q card party, at
the Woodman hail, Tuesday evening.