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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-18

Ne do with the money on three hours
notice.
Al money received from stock sales
Is Immediately deposited in the bank.
We have picked for the new FLOW
ING WELL OIL co. what we believe
to be n fortune spot.
We are placing herewith below a fair
report Of the 2iO-acre oil tract. You
will notice by reading carefully, that
thls tract has two wells on II. These
wells are gus wells, that FLOW OIL.
This means that there is FLOWING
OIL ON THIS 2lO-ACRE TRACT We
nre right in the center Of some Of the
biggest production In Oklahoma. Get an
Oklahoma oil map-nnd Nowata. Look
at that section to the north and YOU will
see what a wonderful possibility We have
There are II producing wells In less
IMAM one mil" Of this new FLOWING
WELL trac, that started at flush pro-
ductlon ms high MS 100 barrels daily.
The Great Foreman Pool Is To tho
southwest Of our FLOWING WELL.
lease. which started M high as 200 bar
-" "''N llHNIl NNlltIlNN. MONTGOMERY
county kansas. rs To the north uf our
FLOWING WELL lease. which has bccn
known for years ns a proven oil field I'm
taxing over this 2lO FLOWING WELL.
OIL tract, and In cleaning out two wells.
mat were formerly gas wells. drilling
mem into the oil sands, do you believe
mat We are taking n chance This is ms
: near a proven oil speculation ne was ever
exploited.
Read herewith what an experienced
$ successful onl owner, who has no Interest
e In this lease. SAYS about this mammut
piece OF FLOWING WE'LL oil cncrcagc
February I, 1918.
ID with references TO FLOWING
2 WELL oil and gas lease composed
OF 2l0 Hcrcs. located In Novnta
county, Oklahoma. | wish 10 state
That there Is upon the said land.
two wells that were drilled through
8 the gas sand and TO the top Of the
: Baruesville oil said. In one NJ the
wells am informed that the oil
: sand was penetrated q few feet hut
the fun depth was not drilled he
cause the owners were seeking gas
and not oil at that time.
. "On October 2s. 1915, superlntended
the work OF sWabbing out these two
= wells which had been left dead und
= WITHOUT scarcely any attention or caro-
I for months; that when No. / well
was swabbed out. oil spouted to the
, top Of the drill mast, "A distance Of
more than fifty feet
For about eight months following
4 October 20, 1916, this well continued
: to FLOW OIL every time the cas-
ing was opened In No. 2 well. oil
{ would spray In a similar manner
every time that It was opened.
! "On October &c. there was from
five to ten barrels Of good. live oil
swabbed from No. ! well. No. ? well.
5 swabbed on November II. produced
. not less than seven barrels OF oil OF
? a similar quality.
/, II believe that both Of these wells.
n drilled the rest OF the way into
the oil sand and properly cared for,
viii make paying producers for a long
period OF years, also that the gas viii
pay all pumping expenses AS well m
TO furnish fuel for the drilling OF
more wells on the lease. At an
expense of not exceeding 500, these
: two wells can be connected to the
y pipe line and placed in operation
within q weeks time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-18

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1918-06-13

In a letter to Mrs. Harold c. Mey-
er Mrs Chester Ruth of Washington,
ID. g. says that her husband, who was
ed-sed While in action with the Unit
ed states marines April 26 has now
been discharged from the hospital. Mr.
Ruth eNes We're not affected by the
gas. George Ruth who was also gass
ed in the same battle, is still j nthe
hospital but is rapidly recovering.
Four Ruth boys are now in the service,
the latest To join being Edgar Ruth of
Cincinnati. who is a captain of an en-
eineering company stationed at Camp
Lee, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs A. C.. Blacsk have re-
ceiNed a letter from their son, Max
Black. a mid>hipman at the United
States naval academy stating that with
in few days he eNpectsto go on
three months cruise as part of his
training.
Wallace Williams will leave tonight
for omaha TO visit his son Harold d.
training camp.
Mrs A. w. Wood of Clear Lake,
Iowa. and Mrs. S. A. Watts of Mason
City are guests at the home of Mrs.
f. p, knappen.
The ladies Of the Catholic Altar So
ciety will meet at the Academy buud-
ing Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock
to do Red Cross work. All are urged
TO be present.
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ABERDEEN MAN IS GAS
VICTIM LOSES HIS TEETH
EATS TRENCH MOUTH" AND LOSES
UPPER moLARS-oFFERs TO
SEND DEAD HUN HOME

Noerdeen, : ID June 8 lAeuten-
ant II : Booney brother of Dr I c.
BooneN who j. NTH the First =
engineers. \ + f. in Francc. Writes
that lle Wss recently sa,sed cot
all Of his upper molar> Lieutenant
Bonney has been IN active dutN Tor
somr time ana recently sent some ar
lcles OF Warfare captured from the
GrriUans li.me To his relatives. whrn
haze created "a great deal of interest
Parts Of his lettrr follows
II had the hard luck TO ert @as~ed
and then eot what IS known as trench
mouth and as a result ! am now
minus all OF my upper molars Rather
an Inconvenience When it comes To
eating, but then can sci a nice sci in
few weeks more and tha' helps q
lot They made ray photos of The
teeth before they took them ont and
Ihey showed that me infection had
COTTON tou far dong to cure r.nant
to send YOU the plates bul forged TO
GET them from the hospital when |
left The D. - $ said could have
them when J told him | wanted to send
them to You some stunt, taking
Nray photes and SAW some that
We're taken on Wounded men thai We're
wonderful. BN the WAY. if yon Will
tell M wiiai 'o do TO a bone t" make
Il odorIes> ana clean might be able
to send Noa some specimens W.
occasionally dis into tine remains OF
a Hun Mhen we are digging trenches
and could send You 4 jaw or such
il Non want II Might he an Interest
ine specimen in wnrk M
lsni then felton, wonders if q
shell of Hun shells, nose laps fuse.
etc to exhibit? If SO let me know
w'at You wonid like and | will try TO
gel them To You We are limited To
seven pounds hy mail 80 cannot send
Nou whole sheIl. but can sei yon
The smaller articles without much
trouble as they are al~ays chuckins
them over and there are plenty OF
small pieces living around
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LOCAL PLAYERS STAGE
"MIKADO' AT RUSKIN

Presenting Tho NIik,,o" one of lhe
most popular aina'eur piIyS ever play-
ed before Mitchell alr!ienrn. the 10
eai lhesplans who participated in The
comic opera last winter will slage thr
production at The DoMdeli opera house
at Ruskln parE Tuesday ana Mednc--
UaN evenings as beneli, for the san
born county Red Gross
MIR DoMdeIl is furnishing HE op.ra
house ana an the equipment free of
charge IT the participants IL tae play
wish to stay over Tuesday lvening
cottages i'll be furnished them free of
charge and the young people Viii be
we'll chaperOned
II is expected there will be a larec
crowd from Mitchell to attend ihc
play at kuSkin next week, as The peo-
PIE from sanborn county attended The
play III large numbers here last Win
ter, and i'll is for a good cause and the
players are worthy of The patronage
from this section of the country.
Miss Olive Hill, matron of the East
ern Star chapter at Chamberlain, is in
Mitchell today cnroute to Aberdeen
The Athian class of the Baptist
Sunday school viii meet Tuesday even
ing with Mrs II f. Eastman sol Eas1
SeNenth aNenue
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kADoKA

u''o sharon ,ir returned home Hast
FRIDAY from Pierre, Where he had
been to the hospital I'r i, feeling
fine al This writing
g II. baNi7 and wifo Mere ,tn from
Meta NondaN
sili~ Breast and family have rr-
turned ilone from their Ni~ I NTH rel-
,'liN"> IN Nh" Lower lsruc
Ed McMahon ttotn ont in Bic Buf-
f7io. Visited at Me lloine OF hi broth
"F, J. q near ~'am1ord. over last
sunday
AIbrr Mitchell came over from
Cottonwood Hast Manday ana spent a
f"w day IN town stlrnding To busi-
moss matters
Manor frcemolc MAS ny from Meta
ON Wedne>daN
John Nndr"w- Of Conaia, attended
10 business meters in town on Med
nnstaN
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
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Catarrn Cannot Be Cured

7ith LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot
each me seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood
)r constitutional disease and In order TO cnre Il
iou must take internal remedies. tiall's Catarrl
sure is taken internally and acts directly upor
ne blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
euEe is not quacs medicine. 1t was pre-.
'cribed by one of the best physicians In this
,ointry for years and is regular prescription
" ls composed OF the best tonics known, COM
oincd with the best b.ood purifiers. acting d.
'ectiy on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
noinblnati'n of the two ingredients is what pro.
inces such wonderful results 1t. curing catarrh.
send for testimonials free.
i. j CHENEY Il co, frops,, Toledo, ..
Sol; by Druggists, price Zoe.
Take Hall's iamil, Pills fur constipstion
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DRAPER

Mrs. Nick Hurst, wine has been quite
sick, is improving nicely now
:. +. Patterson returned saturday
from his visit in the eastern part OF
ln, state.
Miss Dean of Draper i, guest Of
Mis-, Mildred Snodsras> ehi~ Week
Prrshu Post
Mrs Nlred zoske and children ac
coTmpanied AI[red Ia Pierre Tuesday
and from thence returned home
MIR and Mrs e.. b. Ferris and Mr.
and Mrs Albert Bertelson We're sun
day evening guests al the Grandpa
Ferris home
Mrs George ByerS aud daughter
Milred We're passengers 10 SiouN Falls
Monday Tor a few weeks visit With re-
atiNns and friends
Mrs j j. n'RielIy and little Joseph
me- received handsome pr"9en, hst
weehtrom loe- a columbia Nctroa
together with ninety up to o-date rec
ords
MIR. :, \. Martin is cuioyins a visit
children of Reliance, who arrived
Thursday
Miss Anna Jones came up from
Chamberlain "Wednesday to attend Ihe
dance and for a visit With her brother
Nal. She returned TODAY.
FloNd Linn who has been here for
several months Visiting his sister Mrs
Earl E-maN and working about, lrft
Saturday for Sioux cats 10 enlist lIn
is Nell built Young man and make a
fin" looking soldier boy
CLYDE Perry came up from Dakota
City. Nehr.. last Friday for visit at
the homes Of his unce~. Fred and
George M-iley .Niter hein- iere a
few days he decided he'd like TO stay
and has hired out to George for the
season.
Hon Alferd zoske returned Tuesday
from Nlcllette county where he has
been appraising land, and left in the
afternoon for lierre, being summoned
,ncrc To session of the rural credit
board
on account OF changing his residence
To Raid l.liy Al Iosko ha, resigned
as fuel commissioner for this county
and Carl I.ange of Murdo has been APP
pointed To succeed him.
In a rrcen. letter to his mother
George E-may states that he is feel
ing fine. is highly pleased With his
work and the surroundings. but that
they are all getting RESTLESS To so
across" He is still working as me
chanic at Kelly Field san Antonio
TEXAS.
Miss Marie Anderson returned sat
uraay night from Oskaloosa. Ia. Mlerr
She has been attending school the past
season. Her afthcr, who had been
down lhe line, accompanied h homo
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1918-06-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF II. b. Rogers, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Administrator of the Estate of
III. b. Rogers, Deceased to the credit
ors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, TO exhibit
Them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first pub
lication of THIS notice, o the said Ad-
minlstrator at Mitchell, in the County
of DAWSON. Souh Dakota.
Dated June 10th, 1913.
w. E. Upton.
Administrator of the Estate of
II. b. Rogers, deceased.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1918-06-13

State of South Dakota County of
DAWSON,
In County Court.
In The matter of the estate of Zip
porah X, Baiely. Deceased.
The Stale Of South Dakota serbs
Greetings: to Eva Lily Bately, James
Briggs Baiely, stephen Briggs Bately,
John Godfrey Briggs Bately and Ella
May Burns, heirs. next of kin, legatees
and dcNsees of Zipporah H. Bately, de-
ceased
Pursuant to an order of this courr
made on the Bird day of June, 1913,
Notice is hereby given that the time
for proving the Last Will and Testa-
npnt of Iipporah Is. Bately, and for
hearing The petition of Eva Lilly Balely
for Probate thereof, and the issuance
of Letters TesIamentary thereon to
said Eva Lily Rately and James Briggs
bateIN. has been continued from
June 3. 1918, TO June 30, 1918. at ten
o'clock a. IN. of said day at the court
room of this court at the court house
in the city of Mitchell, Dawson county,
South Dakota. at which last above
named time and place any person in
lerested may appear and contest the
same.
Dated at Mitchell, South Dakota,
June 3 1913.
BY the court
O. C.. Thompson. Judge.
Attest: :. CaItrell Clerk.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1918-06-13
FREEMAN

Miss Bertha llafner daughter nf MIR
and Mrs Henry llafner. Iceland, \.
u has arrived in the city on a visit
Mrs. N-enbrey and sister, Miss Mar
tina Feiok Mere down from Mpena Wis
iling old friends this week.
Miss AInel;a Mensch returned from
SIOUX FANS saturday where she at
tended a business school. Monday She
commenced work in the FIRST National
bank of Freeman
Fred llaar and Henry Preitler went
10 Camp Funston Thursday to visit
their sons. They iu~l got there in time
to see them.
Robert Iiaar and August Orlman
Went To So,N Falls Aonday on husi
ness
NJ H. iofer transacted business IN
Sioux City the latter part of last Week
Misses Anna Walter and Bertha
Haar came np from 0liv"t Saturday
The former Will remain hers tIli, Neck
on account of her mother going to
Beadlc county for the funeral of Mrs
Jacob j, oGlanzer
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1918-06-13
y Win : the War by Preparing the Land,
J Sowing the Seed and Produce,
ing Bigger Crops

s.on,n W oon Effort the Soil he and con.d.
s " "an To"er necessary the
good rrici ers United States are asking for pe,
scarcely 100 100000
a.' overseas before SEM
'''s ana canada rest the of sutpy o'ss VI ue
Every rllabIe Acre Must cont,. So
ana Farm Hand eso' -'oy Hsa"ao'e Farmer
nus l enormous acreage to be hut
'N' ioi
anaaas Wheat Production 600 asbas. h
eano from Canada Alone 900 600 aushs e
no secure s She must have She has the land hu, rood
tt nel1 10 do farm work this the
e unted States developed first
whenever we find Canadas
ours Annv Env
H ~ e"' Dee' SetSe tle coHDned
Western canada's help will than Ap, 9Th waoe.
70 competent help $50
Those who respond to appeal get warm vecoma oood
wages good board They
fo''' W
and places here emnovmen ~ h 50,
apply to i 49, t''piosne"t may DC iao
u s. GOVERNMENT SERVICE DEPT OF LABOR
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1918-06-13

MIR and Mrs Harry Blount left sat
nrdaN night for Huron for short Visit
with relatives
Mrs. Mary Sonthworih of plankin-
ION IS tlle guest of her sister. Miss
Marsnerite weed this week.
Mr, and Mrs T ID. Johnson ana son
Francis of Leicher ere in Mitchell la
day While Francis underwent an opera z
ton in local hospital.
Miss Nerna Sinkie of Miller under
Weh' an operation in a local hospital
today
Mrs, Mary Miller of Letcher under
Went an operation on an eye in a local
hospital.
Mrs. Sibley of Mt. Bernon is in a
hospital here for medical Treatment
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1918-06-13
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

Estate of Sarah Rogers, Deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Administrator of the Estate of
Sarah Rogers, Deceased to the cred
ltors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
liicli, With The necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first pub
llca1ion oflhis notice, to the said Ad-
lIInls'rator All Mitchell in the County
of DAWSON, South Dakota.
Dated May 25th. 1918.
w. E. 'ripton
Administrator of the Estate of
Sarah Rogers, Deceased
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'il, WIS uar'i,''r "'Vhliis.
MISS Miluf'a ''Fae"il returned To lef
nome III NI'Nahulla 9at''fuaN evening
al'ef spending several days ~ilh
lrlelldS mere
MIS- ''N T. MURRAY ana Mrs card
nef Watkins Were WISHING WITH MI
ana MIS- Nililain MURRAY "l S'lck
heN FRIDAY ana Wlllle There attended
Reh cross eheiI' a''cli"Il sale.
J.. j. Fellow, secretary OF the Rock
ford, M. commercial cub, and for
'nerlN secretary OF 'lle Mitchell Cham
hcr of Coincrce, Submitted To an OPP
eral!on an MS lungs al Rockford
hospital recently. according lo word
reaching MI. and Mis- li"on.
MIR Fellow Was recovering from Sc
were attack Of pneumonia
F0a SALE Tomato and late cab
bage plants III Martin. 1909 East
Fourth Ave-.
w n nonnelly, deputy income taN
collector is Visiting at lhe hom" OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. !. F. DorneIlN.
J. Y. Owens of White Lake is un-
dersoins treatment in local hospital.
a. II koncchnc has been called to
knbail in rcsponse to . message an
pouncine the death Of his father.
chief of Police Fred Donaldson
wishes To announce That bicycle riding
ON Mitchell sidewalks must cease. BOYS
violating the city ordinance regarding
This matter wl! he severely dealt With.
Miss Dorothy Miller. daughter of
Mr. and MIS-, MthW Miller of lhis city,
Mill be graduated from the Frances
Hch'rmrt JUNIOR college connected With
IN" hNersiiN OF Chicago, next Tues
DAY
Pri'"f behJamn Mheatl"N, who has
taught 2 the Mitchell schools for the
pas, iMs ears passed through Nit
rh@i' FRIDAY from nee Heights Where
he has been Visiting, enroute TO camp al
Ghampaisn, Ill.,. Who're he will take
'falllls ". aviation
MIS-. Peter Loese. who has been Wis
ltlns m , at the home of Mrs Dan Dono-
van during ifle past week. wIll return
"0H'. Mis- ,l.z,l Brewster # si.se,on A.
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LOCAL NOTES

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Els ana Mr.. yhon SAN or Nh yer-
non \,e. ,t.t5ng .a.i ,,.in, -
MH,clIeg frt1ae '''''7 :"
G u.Ma. ~ ot4lns, .,.,.,o,,.
ha-.ae-. II Nilrtell fridaE
A4n NetI-4r and A,erian ,1ii,on II,
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Aliclrl frIdw - -
". 4 o. M,,trsls da,.r,,a ,h;g
fnornipo rar Nil,a,, lro,t,n w..
sin fol yi.it >iih a5r se,a,.
+ & p.Nf. and I.5. NV. nt r,.,
.ics, vslrr - \,i,rbaii VIA,
ness
Gland Erwin i G. Xtsnn AND !, =
Henderson of rl,qmtt.riat,, ,ist,n, j.,
Mitchell FRIDAY
p,%m@, @ II n !, a., NJ
"A 90 n.rlort mi. ,to,pine
Mrs uarrl Frid1lsy ana ,,yo cbi1
dren of NN5aierIoy+n ,,r,od rrf,,,,.
night ror >-i, Win Mr. rridd,., and
arc th- Guests of Mr.. Neliia\,-ard
y NJ linya az MI yern,,n
Mitchell yi.iline Fridag
Mr. and MIR, Iohn .I,rdinr and ,oo
Arthur Harding. of Apy.ndri, ,,.ora j.,
Mitchell Friday white Artl,,r nndar.
went an operation in a local hosni..,
Mrs n r stevens nf pra.hn r,,s
a Mitchell .honn.r rrif,v
Mrs EarNje 6f MI vernon visited
friend, in Mitchell Friday
Wilma Arndl of Nc,sington springs
underwent an operation in a local hos
pital Friday.
Mdian Malone of pankinton is in
Mitchell saturday visiting Friends and
iranSactlng business
The lecture on Revelation Inn
chapter hi- morning al the Met You
can't afford 10 miss il
Grant Williams of MI Vernon trans
acted business IN itchcl Friday
George L. Fish of WoonSockei was
IN Mitchell Friday on business
Mfs I y Moore and son of Des
Mlon"s ana Mrs T n. lee OF Sioux
City arrived in Mitchell Friday after
noon Tor a visit VITA r. + III. Foster.
Miss Edna Miller returned FridaA
from orient and '.rcsbard where she
ld> ntrh "i business
prof. t. T. FLANDERS returned To
Miiclell FRIDAY afternoon from Minnie
apoli- Where ne went 10 take cxamin-
''i"h l'r second hett'enanl~ com
MISSION as i'inh leader Wiz Flanders
was IN me wreck at lflpp short time
ago and was on the rain when the
ui'lalia 'ralli stepped Oh llie Track
a' button ihs railroad officials say
.lieF VIII pay VII. fl'hiaer> 4" stay Oil
''' ''aiil. hereafter.
A'ililssioh lfee az llle Met sub
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7,.,iudS tNeiiluS 'lN WIZ speak en-
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per1Ghte i'l f'ahdlihA i'l' aiii'a cases,
ana ms accounts ol s2m' ~ Fhe hoNs
ana s'il7 WHO '''l'lr nNi1 = "a NAB
feinafkahie story f-Nr' >!nc' Ben
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1918-06-13
MEN

Mrs. Hawkins left sunday Tor her
home in Pennsylvania after spending
the winFer With lior daughter Mrs A
j. SWanton
Marion Chamberlain and Nj. II Nor
gan of .Irlpp spent sunday al This
placc
MIR Grohman ana Miss Maggie
Boe2l"r Mere Visiting in lown Frda.
evening
Harvey Rardell and family and Miss
NelInor Visited al lohn Harris FrdaN
evening
MIR, and Mrs launnc Gillette arc
the proud parents OF a Zine baby gir
Which arrived on Thursday last.
Miss Nida Mathews Mho has been
under HE doctor'> care for tn" past
Week or so is improving al present
MIR. and Mr., e.. A. Roecker OF Mon
tana arrived last week for a few days
visit With Mrs Roeckers mother. Mrs
Emma Mellinger
Miss Anna Matter and Miss Bertha
Ilaar spent sunday at Freeman
MIR. and Mrs Ed Goehring of North
Dakota are here visiting al the home
of his brother Karl Gochrinr.
Mrs. M. ID. Feltz left Tuesday aft
erno"n for Makonda. and Nvin. where
She Will visit relatives. going from
there to Nerndae, MINI. where Mr.
Feltz has farm
MIR. and Mrs. Adolph Frasch and
Mrs. H. Sevdel Went to Minneapoli.
to visit Julius ulmer Adolph hac
business in Minnesota requiring his
attention. so they all took the oppor-
tunity to visit the soldier boys.