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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-04

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iue rt4f Huss uub bic 0sf4ifte 5irm5id
ebtsjt. Die 8insrstsn finb immeg ned
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tl0oo
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LIT ore BIB. StsrIins q1stirf. 3ea.
q sui Hsslin wurbeH ut4t snsfirf; ini
Uedfsf ani Bars 1z15s pro Grtn<. euj
Hmilsrnam lSe yro 0uioea. We9Ia
suf ksien purbm nitt snotirf. ftrfs
III, Gubd 1876. 6todtoim tse Ssoaf
,S.b0c. GraHcs tSduttD 23He
Gssssiss ossisussssh
Ser 1lniss I'm bkHsen Gieari1atcEi'
briid Id besss srf sg>sez. ~. 0is llmisb.
pes bsracdenen SDo4e beiirfsn no anl
H4.47Ss75 esasn so, ,244.5Ss IL Der for .
;ejyuupireHbea Bo4s oee porisen JatrfA
sssal>eauslass.
Die 0ab- HstisH tparen bfnts ifsrf i'm
RxeiIe. bic Srbuiirie. aitisu atsr gsoritdt.
Radjtetsnbs Bsridaie iinb N beri9ien:
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-04
alns Der Sunb esb bauptftabt
lssesiaiorrsipoHSsH, bss Zinc. UOgtsbIais-)
darlington, 81. Smt.

- ! y " ~ ~
SeIbIt Der 2aie IN iold)en Sa6en
miro 5useben lniiiien, baB cs bon
Der groBten gSifDtigfeit iiir Die Re.
eienlig iii, in YbaaBctt iuo @eiDih.
ten, in piiirnid)aitlidsn SuitruHlen.
Ten unlo pleIen Groeren 2ingen abio.
Ime geormen ieit5uitellen inio 81 be.
,iseu ruro I'M oieie 5l arbalter, wii.
ienid,aftIide llnternsdatngen 5u fiib-
rem. 9ta6 Der Jsitltelliuis elmer nil,
ienifaitIidh beitiHIniten gorm entitebt
oonn ons Broblenl, lie benz PublifuuI
sugdnsIid gu nnfen. Gus lit etne
Der alrbciten Ses bieiieen giiros iitr
peormert- gureau OF 5taloar0s -,
eincm piiieuid)ditIiben 3peigc Der
@unoeSregierirug, Der iid In ben les.
ten Ssabren 81 eirem iebr ipittieen
lin6 niisIifeu Sprititirt eIrtipidelt bot.
Cur 9eit lit init Dos gan3e gerionnI
loes g,iiros nit tpiiienftnftIiden ar.
bciter in @er6ineltng nit Der Seriegs.
fiibriing beitdftigt.
9ie Rornlcn Der Mdnbe uto ge.
tpidlte ees giiros iino bie cffBieIlen
Der guuoesregieriing iino iie tperoen
beiidnoig nit ben Gorn,en Der ftnnt.
Iidien un6 riirtijipolen 9eb6roen,
Der miieHidditIid)en uno tonIurer3i.
eQcn 9aboraeorieu, Der tefniihen
Sohida,len, Ser ReeieningsSrpeige,
Der ssnSiritrieu lrno oes Snrbels Der.
gIjden uno nlle abipeiduingen ooDon
iorpfdltia beredriet imo notiert. SIR
nlle gripdtnrbeiten oieier Art beiiBt
bas @iiro ods Saeht, nldbiee @cbiih.
rem Al berefneil, dber nae arbeit fiir
@rInbes., Stantlife ooer @hrnisipdle
gehoroen perSen gratis aethnit.
SeIbitpcritdnOIifl iirio oqe @ramte
oes giiros tpiiieuihoifIih aebiloete
2eute uno Ole pielen befdlditigten Wae-
DAIMLER ,1blen Al ben beiten Sanb.
rcrfern i'm 2dnSe. Die @cnnrten er.
tbciIen Rnth iiber Die 9tormaImoabe
irnS eJetpidte unc 5crcn webrmih m
gerbinoind nit Ser ansfiibrimg bon
@eicben. gerorbmiriaen imS 9tearfn-
tionrn ber itnotIiden ltrS unrntsiodlen
gleh5roen cSer in ben acrDohnIifen
fcmmcr,ieurn Trunsafticren. guf
Erindhen helfcn iie ben gcb5rSpr uro
beioEbers Sen 5fieittlihsn litiIitdts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-04

Suuet. ytetIe Iell. -, TufIl'
nirtsr Gut 2ooi 10c; potpbsreb 8ae;
eranulirtsr Sc; Gonfectionsrs n"
SIC per 100 pfunb; Rem DrI,anz
clarified tpsibsr s3e; bo. ssIber Sc per
pfunb.
Molnffes. - Mnrit iietig. -
gleip Srleons Oppn aetfel 68-65t;
Centrifugal 25-34c per golons.
Reis. Grtra fanrp 6tao 81
sac; fanep sa-8ac; iseOnb Seab &C.;
|gebrcGener TIC; Japan 6t-sac.
Dairp.probufts
Butter. - Marit 5ienli9 ltbs
baft. pr.iIs fsit. - BbOlemiIt srtra
53ae; Gsntrali5sb ertra Ole; Gentra'
Ii5sb firifs SOC; istunbs 46se; Janep
Gairg 45s; qadins Sipd 33-37s
per pfunb.
Raft - Marit felt; Dbio 26e;
9lprbpsIiIidtr 26-28sc; S6psi5sr
40-65e; 2imburser 29-29ac; bo.
Srl6 S2t per Yfunp.
gieI JriTfe Gier iinb In
sln6frnss. griHia firfts Siibn.rtiesr
63e; firfts 62s; orbiudrs firfss 55e;
fsfonbs 5ee per Dubenb.
gefIigsL - Mortt Itbbafi;
prsiIs fsit. - 9roiIsrs Sipsi pfunb
unb barinitr 26t; 5rpsrs iibsr sipsi
pfunn 26s; 9dbus 1S-23e; Siibner
26s; arutbiibner BON S--10 pfunb
2&; ho. nit truumer HruIf 18c;
Guns Sc; iusiBs entsn &c; farbise
25e; g6nis 1s-20t; aIis 5nuben
S1.5O per Dubeub.
6nfen. gar. / $2.o0-2.25;
30. 2. $1.50-l75; go. 3 60-75r
per Guttno.
DbR'unb GemHie
3ttrousM - California $3.50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-04
Ghitaao. 2. 6sbruar.

gbieagO, 2. 5ebruar.
>@ell&fOrn. = Jiir Wldrs $1.27-
1.27l; am Gflub $1.27. SIR ysai
$1.24s-1.25; ON Sdlub $1-245.
Safsr. 6iir y2dr5 81g-a2se;
ON StluB s2lc. igiir Mai 7S5-
799c; am S9Iub 79ae.
Rpgsen. - Wartt npminsn.
@erft.. - S1.50-1.75.
SimctbD. - $5.0O0-S.25.
aIes. = $21.o0-30.OO.
gDrf. = Cir TIai $470o-47.25
am s6lub $47.15.
G9Eals. Sir Wai $25-52-
25.77; ON StIaB $25.77.
RippenIeitsn. }ir Niai $24.60
-24.so; an GtIub s24.s0.
guiter. - &artt feit; CREAMERY
433-49ke.
gier. = Nartt ni,brigsr; 53ufubr
1,518 Bitten. G:rits Gle; Oroinnrp
firms 5S-59t; auf bem Murtt 81
6Oc; refrigerator firfts, ietns Auoti'
runs.
aartoffeIn. 3ufubr 10 Cars;
Marit unperGnbert.
G.fliisel. - aebenbes, Rarit uns
perGnbsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-04
g6icasO. 2. syebruur.

Sdwsine. = 3uiubf $1,000;
Narff lteiig; 9nlt $16.15--16.40;
Iei6te $15.60-l6.30; gsmii9te S15.=
S5-16.45; f9pere $15.So-16.45;
raute $15.80-16.oo; Tsrtel $13.25
--15.25.
Rinbbieh. 3ufubr 5000;
Marit ffpa6; gatiD. Gtiere SS.65
-14.15; Stoders une Geeosrs $7.45
1000; a;ibe unb 5eifsrs $6.40-
11.e0; a1lber $9.50-16.0o.
g 9afe. 3ufubr 5000; Martt
iietis. Wethers S1O.00-13.50; Vans
nler $14.75-1775.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-04

Ninbpieb. - Der Martt mar
bsiite iebr Innginm unb Thipa9. 9uis
Wilffiibe iparsn rar unb itstig.
Mittlsre uye idpere Stisre $1,000
|-12 80; Jlsiider Gtisre $500
1000; aussrleiens bis srtra $10.25-
1900; Ssifsrs $70o-9.75; aiiserlss
iene Bis ertra $10.o0-11O0; Riibe
$6.75-SD0; aussrleisns Bis ertrn
SS.25-10.00; ganners S6.0o-6-50;
Wilfkiibs $5O.00--120.O0; Stoders
unb Gebers S6.50-9.50.
gullen: - Die beiferen gDlcgs
na unb iylsifdsrIorten tpareu in Rahs
frase. ionit aber mar Der wiarit
Idipah.
systie 9ulIsn $10.50-11.50; Hps
lrgna SS.25-10.00; ertra $10.25-
1850; mns.re uub Ieidit $500
500.
adIber. Der Martt iprr
ittpo9 unb oi. greiIe um S1.0O-l.s
30 uicorieer nls Isbts gDcfe.
Bette leihte Rflber S14.50-15.0o;
fdir Bis CUTE s1l.50-14.50; prSiuds
rs uno arpbe S6O0-l0.00.
Ghmeine Die 3ufubr mar
ssrins, bic Ra6frnse gut unb ber
Warit fart su ben ssitriesn preiieH.
slns<rlsfsne idipers 225 pfunh unb
mebr 1865; ssmifdte unb SIeii4ers
fcrtsn 100 pfunb uno mebr $16.S5;
fair tis CUTE lsidt, gerianbiTorteH
120 tis 150 piuHb $16.00--l6.25;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-04

y: !: 8 !: ;;' ;;: ~ !: +; I: 4 (;
asls ss 3. s arsssisss 81 zsi tsas Il l. s con-. g
&; !: l::s q Z: Z: :. E. +
~. 9fuf. ref. <r.. e0Hl Y. g. stubber 6r.. 7s1s
mt o. = 6r..... q u. Q. ekd br.... esK
5nE IDid. o.. ..... 4 lElls. 9. sbsai sr. =
ae9t g z z ssi sr. 1sssJ gsrsstk +; ;-...g
5 S. : & & I rs tL.i tfL.ii ss ~ ssIiinsss. o. 6 us
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-04
ON cALL
0sIb, ssnss .nb aftieu in Wsp ysri

4sf&iftspspiere puroen 10 5K--5Ks
tiSfsnftrt s9sdiei auf 2ouson sdfen ifetie.
Gar 90 Tase .sA72. Commercial Bils. -
fage. eL7lH. Sidt $4754. kabsis
olxUsiiunsen H,76 7I15, s}ranes 5iai
6.7iK, &dbsi b.sex; DlcrL teins lapfi.
rwnsfn; Rroneu. feine 4uottrunsfn, Gpi'
ldn6iibe 0ulben Gi&t Axe. &abd 4SH.
qire eiht S52, Rabsi $50. &ubd Si9i
iS; xaba lsH. StIbtr Barren ssh,
Meriisniif,e Dollars 90.
aitisnmsrft-Gsr Martt par tssts
unacrsqelf, bod efsabsn bic SAIuBnsti.
runssn meiitens flsint WepiHne. Ter I'M
fab belief iim sui stpa S5s,eee aititn.-
xibrrtp Stl96 BoRbs wsreea ~ es.2s BE
se "A perfsuit. bic sraea 4x ~ s6-se tss
9G5s uas bic Sveifen 4 s ~ 90 Bis $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-04

Der lluperbeiratbtten pirb INNER
uIebr ipa9fsn, js msbr 8erufe ii9
ben 5ruuen 0ffnsn. llnaereft ipdre
es, aus biefem 0runbe bic 5rauen
bon Der 8erufsorbeit ansi6lieben gu
fpoasn, benn bic beutigs 5rau ipiil
aid pds 9ie6t ibrsr Selbiabeftims
mllna rngef6mdlsrt erbdlten Diheu,
unb fie erhidt ui9t nebr in Der Ghc
i6rs eiuSige 8eitimnuIHg unO ibf
0eil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-04


800 per aiIis; aiHss s2.75- 300
per Rife.
Drungtn. = GIoribo $3.50
500; Sanserine $3.00--3.25 per
Rife.
ananas.z Ssls Of pines s4.,
$500 per grate.
Grape Gruit. - GIoriba $S.s
25-4.00 per Rite.
Napier. Sonnfhnn $3.50
$6.D0 per gbl. Gmotsbouis $3.50
800 per BEL; Hambo Mspfei $4-25
--4. so per Bbl.; @rimss golbm $6.s
90 per BEL; 1olf Rixr $3.50 per
gbl.: pippins S4.50-5.00 per gbl.;
prbindre Gortsn 75e-$1.00 per gbl.
Somatoes. - 9reibhnus 15--
zoe per pfunb.
RnrtoffeIn. - ginbsimii4c
s2.65-2.75; Mihisan $2.5o-2.66
per 100 pfunb Sod nuf benz 9sldl:.
SuBtarfoffeIn. Ranep
6an $2.0O-2.25 per 5omptr.
@urfen - 9reibbaus $1.75--
200 per Dubent.
2raut. DGniIdrs $45.OO--
e5.00 per son unb $4.50-4.75 per
DBL.
gtsdrHbsn. = s2.4o-25o
per Hu.
weiBeRHbtn. = $2.5o-2.75
per 9bt.
3Die6eln. - 0elbe $3.50
2.75; ipeibe $2.50-2.75 per bunSert
pfunb Sod ouf Dem GtIeiie.
Griiue 30 hneH. - SinliHs
$3.50-4.00 per 9amper.
anroften. = gin5timiI9e 81
so per gbl.
6eu. - gao. / simoibp $32.75--
800; To. 9 1imoibp $32!oo-32.=
so; SO. 8 5imoibD $s0.5o-31.5o;
Ro. / ssmiidter &lss $31.50-3200;
no. 2 semhdter alee $3150-S200;
Rp. I als $3400--35.00; Rp. 2
als. S33. .50-43.O0 ;aifulfa 5000
5000; Rsssniirob s15.50-16.O0;
Wei5enitrob e14.50-14.75; Safsr'
itrob $15.00-15.50 per gonne.
Wiblenfutter. - Warit lsbs
taFt. - aleie $3s.0o--3S.5o; Mibs
blinas broine S44.00-45.OO; peiBs
$46.00-47.00; gemti4tts Jatter
$45.50-46.00.
Gdmereien. Wartt feft;
&lssinmm $18.00-19.75; pei 8u.
bonn Gtprs; Tinotbb s3.eG-4.20;
Gin9sIamen S4.25 per gu.
DerfGiebeues.
Dele. = Rartt fetie. - a.ino!
robes S1.23 per GalOne IN gartieu
bon - gbI.; 1--9 @anonsn ees
to6tes $124; 30. / 9arb6l, $1.0S-
110; @int.rsSeft $1.25-1.3o; Gpt'
ton Sesb Oil raIf. S1.32 per GaIIone;
setpsniin 53e in partien pou is
Gab; petroleum, Gbio Carbon 5tuss
aeit 9sc; Spe5ials sS2r!e 1or; Reo
gropu GafoIin 24e; Rapbta 3or per
gollrne.
SaIs..- Der Wartt III fef. -
Sbio Rpsr Sol per g6I. DON 100
pfunb. 1ubrlobn bin5ussfiigt.
Sdlg. - Wartt fart. - prima
gitb. 17a-1se; DO. Gountrp Is
15kc per pfunb.
RobIeM - Warit rutis. pitts
burg S5.0o-6.00; aannipbo $500
600; Rut unb Glad $4.50-5.75 per
gorne ebssIiefsrt. Rau&ofe Stids
ioblen $50; 4utbrasite $1,000 per
scnne abssIisfsrt. gOi. ioitst $500
95O per Sonns abgelidert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-04
alnsmdrtise Msdrfte.
Rsp grrf. 2. Hebruar.

I - q y . UeEE""''
ggeli5fprn. - @artt feiter; aar
orieb go. 3 sslbes $1.81t unO gao. !
eemiI6tss $1.79a Soften unp Jraht
Een gort iofOrtiger 8eriaHSt; Ars
eeutinies $2.06 I. o. 3. Cars,
Safer. - martt itetie; $1.0O-
1.02.
S6mais. = Martt feiter; gsibb!'
MifIt S26.25-26.35.
Ter Warft fir bic nnbersn arttie
mar unberdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-04


Die na9folsenben Auptirungru be-
siebm iit nur auf Gugrpss zransaf'
lipnen. Bei lIsinerrn Gei4Gitfn iper'
ben strDas bbbrs preiie bsrsanst.
propifionem
SdmaIa - prirnn Stedm
s24.90- -25.o5c; 4anep $25.0o-
26.lOc.
srodengsfalasnts Glstl1.
Gbort clear Geiten % Gents, tttrd
Tbort clear Ssitsn 27k-2Se; farse
Rippen 27s-2se; 4eaits 299-Sos
per pfun0.
0srGn1erfes JIeif&. =
Gbort clear Geiten 30-30h; gtrd
|fbori clear Gsiten 30-301c; fur5s
sRipprn 3o-3otr; Bellies 32a-SSe.
Sugar Gureb Tleti d. =
Shinfen 2Sf-291c; pifnie Shuls
tern 24-24se; grsutfait Bacon 37s
-39c; Gd,Iltnn in ggadeteu 3D.
24fr; sleip gprt Gut 26a-Nc; Ss
trudnst. Beef Sduliern 31-31se.
GHbsep5dsttes Tleii d.
S9iufen 25t-26e; picnic Shulttrn
21ir; Bellies 33 35e; s9ultsrn IN
padeieu 21Ae; ReiD yort Gut DO. 20
-235e.
Srif6ss Bfsifa. = G&in'
fen, .Ioie 23s-24Ae; picnic S4ul'
tern I9--20c; G6ulfTn 22-22ae;
iur,e giippeufsitsn 24a-25ar; ibort
clear Rippenieiten 24s-25Ae; ertra
ibort clear RippenIeitsn 243-25ae;
fsifte gsiiies 325 33tr; i9ipsre bo.
31-32e.
Mebf unb getreib.
Rebl. - Dinier patent S1Q-So
-11.OO; gginfer fancp 0.20; @in'
ter familD $9.70; @inter ertra $8.70;
@intsr orbinGre $3.50; 6artes Beis
scn pnteni $11.25-f1T5; 5artss
Deissn fnncp $1o.5o--l1.Oo; 5artes
Meissu famiIp $9.70-10.75; Rortbs
peitern senH4tes s9.50-10.O0;
saosgen, Gitp, $9.50-10.o0.
Wei5eM - Der Wartt Dar its'
tis; go. 1 rot1er $2.20;. Ro. 3 ros
iber $2.17; go. 3 rotbtr S2.14; Wo. 4
$212-2.13 per 1u.
meff6forn. - Die Gnotiruns
gen foIlen tsrnpordr aus. ba iHfplss
bes perinsen slnssbots feiue g'r.ile
fsjsefellt iperhsn i5nnsn. - Weibss
Rolbcntorn $1.45-150; eefbes apl'
btnfprn s1.45-1.50; semii4tes aols
benirrn $1.40-1.45; ipti4es aorn
75e-$1.25.
Safer. - go. 2 ireiber 90ae;
6tanbarb ipeiber 90c; no. 3 peib,r
89-89ae; ylp. 4 tpeiber $3.50;
Wp. 2 semiIdter $3.50; Ro. 3 sss
miitter einkimiIder S7-88f; go 4
gemiidter 85-S7c
Rpgeeu. - Ro. 2 $2.06-2.08;
Ro. 8 $2.O4-2.06; To. 4 $500
2.o4; probs $1.95-2.00.
@bisteb.
Gs purbeu beite 115 Tdiier auf
Der Bats Don S4.60 per GaIlons per'
iauft.
g. roesrfes.
aaffse = Sara 27-32t; Mos
da 27-30e; Guatemala fanrp. ssins
Guptirung.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-03-13
/. 0. O. F. District
Meeting.

A meeting of the OddfeIlows OF
district No. 81, comprising the lodges
Of Fennimore, Brodtville, Lancaster
Boscobel, Bloomington and Mt. Hope
was held last Thursday, March z, I'M
der the supervision Of c.. J. Engli
Grand Master Of the order in Wiscon-
sin. Owing to the condition of the
roads the attendance was not as large
as it otherwise would have been, yet
some SO to 60 were present.
The convention convened at 2 p. M,
and Brother A. E. Cooley of Mt. Hope,
the president, presided. General mat
ters pertaining to the order were TAX
en- up, considered and much advice and
instruction was rendered by the Grand
Master during the afternoon and ev-
ening. Matters especially pertaining
to the present world war were con-
sidered and the loyalty Of the members
Of the order ran high as evidenced by
the Grand Master and the members
present, the. number who have enlist
ed in the service and the financial help
rendered by the order.
At o'clock p. m. a sumptuous sup
per was spread by the Rebekahs in
the dining room of the lodge build
ing and how those old men and young
men waded into that supper was a
caution. Nothing but praise was eX-
pressed to the ladies and after all had
eaten their fill enough was left to feed
all those members coming from dis
lance before leaving for home at IL
o'clock p. m. 80 s~~~
During the evening three candi-
dates were initiated into the order
and services rendered by the degree
staff were Of a high order and the
Grand Master complimented the staff
on the manner in which it was done.
The meeting was a success and was
so pronounced by the Grand Master,
who, after the close was ticketed for
Mifflin, in Iowa county on Friday: for
a meeting of district No. %.
The members attending from Ian
caster were: L. G.. Hickok, Louis
Oschman, John Drinkwater and Dav-
id Schreiner. ***
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-03-13
Sister Mary AIexius Duffy.

Sister Mary Alexius Duffy. died at
st. Clara Convent, Sinsinawa, Wis,
Feb. 27, 1918, in the 10th year of her
religious lift.
Sister Alexius was born in Utica,
New York, and when a child came
with her parents to dubuque, Ia,
where her childhood was spent. In
1868 she was graduated from st. Clara
Academy, Sinsinawa, and in August of
the same year entered the Novitiate
of the Congregation of Dominican Sis
tiers at Sinsinawa. During her relig-
ious life she held the position of Pri-
Dress at Madison, Wis, Washington
D. c., and Bloomington, ILL., From
1897 until September, 1910, she was a
teacher at st. Clara Academy and st.
Clara College.
The funeral was held at ST. Clara
Convent, Thursday, Feb. 28th. Sis
ter Alexius was highly thought of by
the school alumnae and her associ-
ates.
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James w. HOdOyaI.

James w. Hodoval, a resident of
Waterloo township, died Thursday,
last of kidney disease Mr.. Hodoval
was recently injured and this no doubt
contributed toward his death.
James w. Hodoval was born July
IA, 1870 at Baldwin, Iowa. Mr.. and
Mrs Hodoval were united in marriage
Sept. 10, 1898. This union was bless
ed with six children, five daughters
and one son. The son, Ray, preceded
his father in death seven years ago.
The deceased is survived by his sor-
rowing widow and five children Mrs
Chas. Wieland, Mrs Ed. Wieland, Mrs.
VIM, Wieland, Olga and Bernice, also
one grandchild, little Clarence Wiel-
and, besides three brothers and one
sister! Edward Of Maquoketa, Iowa;
Joe of Pierre, S. D., and Frank of Ok
ford Jet, Iowa, and Mary of Grinnell,
Iowa.
Mr.. Hodoval was 48 years, Z months
and % days old at the time Of death.
He was highly respected man and
his death is not only keenly felt by
the family but by the entire commun-
ity as we'll.
Interment was made at the Hurri-
cane cemetery. Services were con-
Quoted on Sunday forenoon by Prof.
Laube of Dubuque, and the pastor Of
the Hodoval family, the Rev Har-.
berts. ***
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Baptist Church
Services.


Sunday Bible School at $3.50; morn
ing worship at 1920. Bring your
offering for the Layman's Million
Dollar drive for Missions Childrens
World crusade at 300 p. m; B. Y. P.
U. $50, subject: ''The Art Of Living
With Others" Peter 1916. Evening
worship 1880; teachers training class
Tuesday evening at the parsonage.
Wednesday the Industrial Workers of
the Women's Union will have an all
day session at the home Of Mrs. John
son. Covered dish; everyone come
early as there is lots of work to do.
The W. w. G. will meet at the par
sonage on Wedn sday evening at 1870
A good attendance is desired that we
may get a full report Of the reading
contest and special offering for for
eign missions will be taken,
The w. G. T. u. will meet on Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Edgar Croft
Let all do their best in fighting out old
King Alcohol once more.
The teen age bible class on Satur-
day afternoon at the parsonage at
2:3O. go s,,,l sxsyls
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: oBITUtAR1TEs.* : < < ::
X x x X * x X * x
Mrs. DOrOthea SUhr,

Mrs. Dorothea Suhr, an old resident
OF P}atteville, departed this life on
Feb Oath, at the age Of II years.
Mr.. Suhr died last May The sur
viving children are: two sons, Henry
and Fred Thorman; two daughters,
Mrs. Anne Reiser and Mrs. Eta Long;
one brother, Christian Bloom; two
half-brothers, John and Henry He'll
mer and two half-sisters, Mrs. Ebe
VonOehsen and Mrs. VIM. Kramer,
besides many other relatives and
friends.
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Fred Thiede,

Fred Thiede died in PlattevilIe on
March 2, 1918, following an illness
with pneumonia of several days.
Mr.. Thiede was born May 10, 1854,
at New Church, Germany, He was
married to Miss Hulda Guse in 1879.
The following year they came to
America and have resided in this vi
entity since.
The deceased leaves his wife, six
sons, one brother and two sisters,
and four grandchildren; one daugh-
ter died in infancy. Funeral services
were held from the P M. church, on
Tuesday at 1890. The body was rest
ed in the Mausoleum.-Plateville Jour
nal.
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DVOrak- BelScamper
NEorrio 90


A pretty wedding took place at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ~Belscamper, just outside the will
age limits on the Blue River road,
Tuesday afternoon, March 5, 1918,
at O'clock The contracting parties
were Joseph Dvorak Jr., and Vera S.
Belscamper.
The room was tastefully decorated
in the national colors The brides
maid and best man were Miss Vieva
Belscamper and Henry Kovars, and
Judge F. F. Wheeler officiated. AT
ter the ceremony a bOuntiful spread
was prepared and much relished by
the invited guests
Those present from out of town
were: Frank DvOrak and wife, Emma
Dvorak, Mr.. and Mrs. John Endline
and John Dvorak, brothers and sis
tiers of the bridegroom, and all of Mad
ison; Tom Ostrander and daughter Of
Boscobel A number of friends of
Lancaster were unable to be present
on account of sickness.
The young couple will make their
home in acknowledgements.
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Entertain at
Dancing Party,

Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Eastman enter
tanned twenty at dancing party Fri
day evening, March 8, in honor of
Arthur Knapp, Jr. The decorations
were in patriotic colors. Mrs. L. A.
Clark and Oscar Wright rendered sew
eral solos. Those present we're: Mes
srs. and Mesdames H. E. Schreiner,
J. D. Hatch, A. Knapp Jr., L. A. Clark,
Lambert Groenier, Ed. Bennett, Walt
er Cartwright, A. H. Truitt, Oscar
Wright, Walter Reddy and Miss Esth-
er Henkel.
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Obituary-CarOIine Buhser.

Caroline Chester was born in Po-
tosi, Wisconsin Sept. 1, 1847 and
passed to her reward on Lancaster
street, Platteville, Wis, March 6,
1918 Mrs. Buhser was the daughter
of John and Mariah Chester. She
spent her girlhOod on the farm with
her parents at Rockville. She was
united in marriage with Christian
Buhser Oct /, 1879. They made their
home on farm in Harrison town
ship until Mr.. Buhser's death in 1908.
Mrs. Buhser and son Frank remained
on the farm until the spring of 1912
when they sold the farm and moved
to Platteville where she lived until
her death.
Mrs. Buhser leaves to mourn her de-
parture one son, John T. Buhser, who
with his wife and two children have
made their home with his mother since
the older brothers death May 1, 1917.
The daughter, Ella Bevins, lives on a
farm near Lancaster. Besides these
two children Mrs. Buhser leaves two
grandchildren, Margaret and Dorothy
Buhser; one brother, John Chester,
of Hampton, Iowa; three sisters, Mrs.
]. G. Stewart, Britton S. D., Mrs. J. c.
Emery, Woodlake, Neb., and Mrs. Jno.
Morehouse, Lancaster, Wis. Aside
from immediate relatives Mrs. Buhser
was surrounded by a host of friends.
Mrs. Buhser was devoted wife and
kind hearted mother. Her home was
to her the place of greatest service
No labor was too severe to render for
the family. Her first thought was for
them and her last thought for her
self. She felt that she was born to
serve and she fulfilled her duty well
The funeral services were held al
the family residence Friday morning
March Sth, at 10 o'clock, conducted by
Fred W. Harris, pastor of the Meth
odist church. Interment was made al
the British Hollow cemetery. **'
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ora Poh1e, Bloomington and Mar
garet Noises, Glen Haven.
Harry M. Carl and Bertha E. Schind-
Ter, both Of Platteville
Oscar J. Weinbergen, Harrison, and
Lillian A. Martens, Platteville.
Geo. w. Olte, Platteville, and .Jen-
ME Rue, Vinton, Iowa.
Lyle L. Green, Crawford County
and Emma H. Shimpach, Hickory
Grove.
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kelIy-Budack
NnDtialS.

Raymond Kelly, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James c. Kelly of Dodgeville, a SOL
der at Camp Grant, was married at
the Congregational church, Rockford,
on March 1st, to Miss Emma Budack
OF Woodman. Mr.. Kelly is an cleo
trician by trade His work will be
of advantage to him in the army. The
young couple visited friends at Fen
nimore, Dodgeville and Woodman last
week. Mr.. Kelly later returned to
his camp duties.