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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
ATTENTION CENSUS ENUMERAT.
ORS.
Applicants for Enumerators Should
Notify /. w. Brunt, DEBORAH.

Applicants for appointment as
census enumerators should send their
applications to 1. w. Brunt, Super
visor of the Census, DEBORAH, Iowa,
as soon as possible as the test or
examination for these positions will
be held the week beginning October
9th and including Saturday, Novem
Der 1st.
The tests or examinations for
enumerators will probably be held in
the county seat of each county in
the district and possibly two or
three other towns. The time and
place for the examinations will be
published a little later but no time
should be lost in sending in the APP
plications that an estimate of the
number taking examinations may be
made.
All applicants will be sent a cir
cular, regarding the duties, qualiti.
cations and compensation of the
enumerators. Also, an official APP
plication blank, an illustrative eX-
ample of the population schedule,
circular regarding tho test. Illus
trative example of the agricultural
schedule to be sent to applicants in
the country districts only.
The official applications must be
in the Office of the Supervisor of the
Census at DEBORAH on or before
October 18th so that every applicant
should Immediately apply to the
Supervisor for the necessary blanks
The following are disqualified:
a. A person less than eighteen or
more than seventy years Of
age is disqualified. ..,..
b. A person who is not a citizen
of the United States is dis
qualified. >,- ~s,..
c. A person who has been con
victed of any crime is, dis
qualified. b, .,-r,r.,
1t is hoped that a large number
Of competent persons will apply A
census enumeration is desired for
each township and for each ward
in the larger towns.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
DIR. Norlie at Luther.

DR.. O. M. Norlie of Minneapolis
has accepted position as teacher at
Luther college, DEBORAH. Ia. DR.. Nor
lie has lately been connected with
the Augsburg Publishing house. He
is the author of several books, and
has compiled several historical and
statistical works for the church. =
Mortified United American.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
Entertained Fine at Monona.

A number of the Royal Neighbors
OF DEBORAH were in attendance at
the sixth Iowa district convention
at Monona last Wednesday, and
since their return have been loud in
their praise of the good people of
Monona, and state that they certain
iy know how to entertain, and that
the convention was one of the best
they ever attended.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
Biggest and Best Paper.

We received the following yeste
day from former DEBORAH boy
which is always appreciated by the
newspaper mani
Enclosed find money order TO
50 as one years subscription in ad
vance for your paper. We always
await with interest for your. paper
and don't want to miss any issues
if possible. Wishing you no end o.
success for the biggest and best
paper in Winneshiek county, 1 am
Yours truly, ... .....
F. N. SAMPSON. ,..s
Sioux Falls, S. D.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
COLLEGE ILLUMINATION.
Annual Event VIII Take Place Next
Tuesday, Oct. IA.

The annual illumination of Luther
College will take place next Tuesday
evening, Oct. IA. A program will be
given in the auditorium after the
illumination. Rev. SIN. Ylvisaker, OF
Fergus Falls, has been invited as
speaker of the evening. A program
will be rendered by the Luther Col
lege Concert Band, under the direc-
tion of Prof. Carlo A. Sperati. Eevry-
body is cordially invited and nc
admission fee will be charged. The
band will play also during the
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
Champion Speller to Sioux Fa

Miss Margaret Hallman, Of Free
port, winner of the Iowa State
spelling contest at the state fair this
fall goes to Sioux Falls this week
with County Superintendent Miller
where she will compete in an inter
state spelling match, with entries
from North and South Dakota, Ne
braska and Iowa. Well here is hoping
Margaret wins.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
Passed Away i'm Canada.

Word was received by DEBORAH re,
latives last week of the death of B
H. Schanck at his home in ODDS
Alberta, Canada. The deceased was
formerly resident of Burr Oak and
was married there about fourteen
years ago to Miss Matte McMul en-
who is a sister of Mrs. Albert Chris
ten, of DEBORAH. The sympathy u
many friends is extended to the be-
reaVed wife in her loss.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
Paving Elkader Streets.

The general sentiment seems to be
in favor of waiting until condition
have become settled and labor and
are more plentiful and
cheaper. Such improvements can
wait until more favorable time
Slow but sure is a good motto
Democrat.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
Jim Ward Sells Filling Station.

Jim Ward sold out his gas filing
station on West Water street that
he built last spring. He sold to the
Hawkeye Oil Co. The company took
over the tank wagons that Mr.. Ward
had been using so he decided to sell
the station to them. They paid him
his price, so the deal was made, and
the Hawkeye people will have charge
of the station in the future.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
Will Put i'm Stock Musical Instru-
ments

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Anderson and
daughter went to st. Paul Monday,
where Mr.. Anderson will buy line
of musical instruments, such as
violins, mandolins, guitars, etc. and
musical accessories. Otto is a first
class musician and has had consider
able experience in handling musical
instruments, and no doubt he will
enjoy a nice trade in them.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
High School Lost to West Union.

The DEBORAH football team lost
the opening game of the season
here last Saturday to the West
Union high school team. The score
was g. to O.. 1t was mighty good
game to witness, but the visitors
proved little too strong in the line
smashes. DEBORAH has some good
material and the team will no doubt
show up we'll before the season
closes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
ENJOYING Fine Trip.

A card last week from L. R.
Schrempf, the Rock Island agent,
located himself and Mrs. Schrempf
in Montreal, Canada. Lou stated
that a little French would help a
fellow out in that city. They are in
New York this week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
Young Mems Suits,

made up in the very latest models
the new belters, 2 button with OF
without waist line. All TIE latest
colorings. New and strictly up to
date suits and overcoats for men
and young men. We suggest that you
come as soon as it is convenient fol
you, while our assortment is com.
plete. BEARS.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
Moved Back to DEBORAH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Barsh, Of
Fort Benton, Mont. arrived in De-
corah this week, with their house
hold goods and will make their
home here this winter. They have
been in the west for the past ten
years. Their many friends here are
glad to see them back again.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
New Way to Advertise.

A new store at Cedar Rapids, Iowa
hit unon clever scheme to adver-
tise the opening of the store, and in
stead of giving away carnations to
every visitor, the firm sold potatoes
at $1.25 per bushel, while other
stores retailed potatoes at IS cents
a peck. The firm sold twenty-five
car loads.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
Saturday, October II
Mrs. Charlie Chaplin
in a big O act special:
"FOr Husbands OnIy."

(But be sure and bring your wife. }
As tantaliZing as wink-the photo
play De Luxe of the year! 1 will
personally guarantee this as extra
fine! Produced by LOIS WEBER and
with a great story, truly wonderful
settings, artistic Photographic eff
fects, il is as nearly perfect as they
make them.
Also "MONKEY STUFF" without
doubt the most wonderful, as well as
funny, wild animal 2 act Comedy
shown TO date.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
Gets Order From New Foundland

NetS ORDER From New FOundIanu.
The Marsh Music House of this
city received big order last week
from far off Weslyville, New Found
land, for band instruments. That's
going some to get orders here from
such a distance, and it shows also
that the Marsh Music House has the
goods and delivers them.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
Selling 200. 600 Pounds of Hog.

Knoxville, Ia.-Robert Converse
who owns "a farm seven miles south
east Of the city has started the ship
ping of large number of hogs to
the markets. Mr.. Converse has near
ly 500 hogs weighing between 800
and 400 pounds.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08

1t must be pretty hard for the
faithful wife with husband that she
nurses through one love affair only
to find him involved in another. That
kind of a husband hardly ever stays
cured,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08

NOTE--Owing TO the fact that
business has been very good we are
going to let this show 20 at IsEGU-
LAR PRICES also!
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
gubl:t 0pIuiun>
BY HARRY j. GREEN.


DEBORAH IOWA, OCT. s, 1919.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08

1t is hoped that a large number
of competent persons will apply. A
census enumeration is desired. for
each township and for each ward
in the larger towns.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-02-21
Forbes and Vicinity.

Mrs. Geo. Foster and childrrf
are visiting with relatives in Forbc..
before leaving for their new home NJ
Kansas.
Mrs. Orloff Hcadley spent a few
days with her grandmother.
Mrs. John Whitmorc, Mrs. Edith
Bauer and son, Lester. spent Wcdnc,
day In Nodaway. with George Miller
and family.
Mrs. John Harper and daughter.
Helen. spent several days, OF lat
week. in 81. Jocsph.
We are very sorry to hear Of
Grandma Fanchcr still being 50 very
low.
w. II. Morley was a st. Joseph
visitor last week.
Fred Dickey has returned from
an extended visit with relatives In
Ohio.
Mrs. John Foster and Miss Min.
ME, were st. Joseph shoppers, lat
week.
Mrs. J. Il. Milne has returned
home, from Harrison county.
L. Il. Cunningham and Earl Ben.
ton were transacting business in st.
Joseph, last week.
Harold Kahn and Harry Milne
spent Monday night in st. Joseph.
HENRY,
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-02-21

We were sorry 10 hear OF the
death of Mr.. Charles Cromer, of the
Monticello district, Tuesday morning,
Feb. 18th. lie had been having hard
case of FLU, we are informed. He
leaves n wife and four children. The
burial had not been announced at this
writing.
The Sophomore Glass Of our
school held a Country Fair" ut the
City hall, Friday evening Of last week.
A short program was given by girls
and boys, after which the audience
was asked to visit the side shows.
The proceeds amounted to $1,000,
which goes for the United War Work
campaign.
Joe Mitchell shipped n car Of
hogs TO the st. Joseph market, Mon
day.
--Evert Schaeffer left Tuesday for
Bigelow, where he is making visit
with his sister, MIR. and Mrs. Gould
Grow.
&C. C. Preston, Of Oshkosh, Wis,
and Mrs. W. +. Preston, of Bigelow,
were visiting last week with their
sister and daughter, Russell Gotten
and family. They left Tuesday for
Mrs. w. T.. Preston's home. where
c. C. Preston will make a visit.
Thomas Pilkington and family
spent Thursday Of last week, at the
Chris Bruntmeyer home.
Rev. J. J. Cafferky attended and
conducted funeral at Tarkio, Mon
day.
%. T.. Emery, who has bought the
Harry Teare property, is improving
his residence by having a new roof
put on II and several other things add
ed.
r. II. Poteet, of St. Joseph, ship
ped car load Of hogs from here to |
the st. Joseph market, Tuesday.
Ed Casteel and wife, Of this city,
Mrs. Thomas Morris and little son,
Thomas, Jr., Mrs. Rachael Bucher, of
Oregon, took birthday dinner with
s. T. Alkire, in Idle Wilde district,
Tuesday Of last week.
DELPHEUS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-02-21

young people in this community. They
will make their home on the Bullock
farm in the Monarch district. Their
many friends of this city gave them
charivari at the J. +. Alkire home.
Friday night. We wish to congratu
late them, and may their lives be long
and happy.
We wcrc CORY to hear OF the
death of George hlay, who died in
Kansas Cii", Saturday afternoon,
"cR. II, 3. one o'clock, from heart
failure. He was born here on Fec.
IL, 1879. in Burr Oak district, and
was the son Ct Mike May ard wife.
One brother survives him, Ed May,
Of Burr Oak district. He was az years
and 4 DAYS old at his death. A short
service was held mt the cemetery by
Rev. T.. +. Cooley.
Harry Tcare, Of st. Joseph. and
Howard s. rearc. of Oregon, visited
Sunday afternoon with their mother,
Mrs. Matilda Tcare
Saturday afternoon the Sunday
School, No. 4, "pathfinders," Of the
Methodist church. held a sale at the
Alikrc store. The sale brought them
$500 with which they will fix up the
auditorium in the church.
Sam Bledsoc came m Monday.
from Loomis, Ncb.. and is here visit.
ing with relatives. He had been snow
bound for three days, between Loomi
and Holdridge. Ncb.
Frank Miller and family are NOV.
ing TO the "Bauntv" house on the
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-02-21

According to the testimony Of vet.
Gran Holt county Republicans attcnu
ing the annual banquet Of the Young
Republicans. Of the state at st. 10
seph, concentrating the birth Of Alb
raham Lincoln, was the largest an!
most enthusiastic gathering Of Rcpuh.
Leans In the history Of the statr.
Those attending from our county that
We heard OF were Dan u. HUNK
Judge Harry NJ. DUNCAN, viii Steven
son, Charley Glenn, Of Oregon; J. =.
Williams, Forbes; Frank Cotticr D..
w. Porter, Judge Fred Lawrenc
VIM. Weightman, W. II. Swope. Jacob.
Charley and Yves wchrli, Of Noun 1,
City
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-02-21

Sunday, quite number Of rela-
tives gathered and took dinner at the
Albert Walker home, Those present
were: Harrison Walker and wife;
Haze Dunn, Of Goodland. Kansas, and
children from here; Frank Jumps and
family; Sid Vandevecr and family. and
his father, John Vandcveer, Of Wa
thena, Kansas; Clifford Douglas. Miss
Zclma Fender and Frances Dillon.
They all report fine time.
dwight Meyer and wife, Of Kim.
sey district, are the proud parents Of n
new S-lb girl. born Friday, Feb. L..
Dr. +, T.. Bullock, OF this city. and
Mrs. Joe Williams, Of Savannah, were
in attendance. Dwight says they have
two queens at home now, and we
believe him. This was a valentine,
and dandy, too.
Mrs. Midway Hoover was spend
ing several days of this and list week
with her folks, James Meyer and fam
lily, north Of Oregon, her mother be-
ing sick.
Lee Cotton was business visitor
in Forbes, Thursday of last week.
The l.. l.. G.. Club met with Mrs.
II. II. Sheffield. Thursday afternoon
Of last week. Owing to bad weather
there were only few members pres
ent. Those being Mrs. A. ]. Gotten,
Mrs. A. j. Lyons, Mrs. G.. c. France,
the hostess, Mrs. Sheffield, and Mrs.
Bert holland as club guest. A very
pleasant social afternoon was spent.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
c. l.. Richardson.
-Dolbert Miller and family went
to Fortescue, Tuesday. where they
are visiting with her sister, Chas.
Ramsey and family.
Lewis Stroude and wife returned
home, Tuesday, from Highland, Kans.,
where they had been making a visit
with her folks. o. ID. Overman and
family.
Mrs. +. R. Elton, of Tarkio. spent
Monday with her folks, Neal Kunkel
and wife.
&C. E. Stalcup was a business WIS.,
itor in Bigelow, Tuesday.
L. A. Banks and son, Warren.
visited his mother and other relatives
at Preston, Neb., Wednesday and
Thursday Of last week. While there
he attended big mule sale that
didn't look like they were selling very
cheap, He saw SO head of mules sell |
for elS,750. His mother, Mrs. Sarah
Reiger and husband, of Preston, are
now visiting at the home of her SON.
l.! A. Banks and family.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-02-21
Mrs. Chas. Mills has received the

announcement OF tnc marriage OF hef
sister, Miss Alice Brown, of Esther
vile, Iowa, to Mir LIE Roy Bucking
ham. at Dallas, TcSas, Feb. s, 1919
Miss Brown formerly lived here, al,
her many friends send them their n
CALCULATIONS. They will axe toI.
in the south, and also vii 60 to se,
her brother, James Bro, i, at Cam
Taylor, kentucky. visit '.,h her Tn
Gle, Y. Il. Scott, at Washington, %. g.,
New York City, several places n oh o
and Chicago and many friends n,
their h,me at Esthervil,e, Iowa, whti q
air. Brown IL the manager of whole
sale grocery house.
Mrs. J. d. Fry, of Paris, Texas
arrived Wednesday Of this week. and
will visit indefinitely with her broth.
er, Rev. +. +. Cooley.
Methodist Church, Forest City:
Sunday School 1000 a. m. Preaching
II 100 a. m. and 1880 p. IN. Everybody
attend and find welcome.
Mrs. r. A. Landers spent a few
days, this week, with her daughter,
Oscar lsaacson and family.
'ss ~ bdlhS, idNlilN anu WIS
Sarah Reiger, spent Monday evening
at the Judge y. c. Stallard home.
Glass M 3, Of the Methodist
Church, met last Thursday night. al
the A. j. Gotten home, where they
rcorganizcd the class. A. j. Gotten
was elected as president; Ralph sMey-
or. vice president; Mrs. Henry Rayls
secretary: Henry Rayls, treasurer
After the election Of officers refheh-
ncnts were served. Those present
were: Albert Walker and family
u. ". Fawks and wife. A. o. William.
and family, Henry Rayls and wife,
Rev. T.. +. Cooley, James Grouse and
family
-Omcr Rail and family and George
Foster and family left Tuesday foi
Horace, Kansas, where they will make
their home on the John Foster ranch.
Mrs. u. W. Fawks was st. Jo-
scph visitor, Tuesday.
Fred Quick, Of Mound City. was
visiting few days. tho first Of the
week. with relatives and friends.
Bruce Bullock and wife were
shopping In st. Joseph, Friday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-02-21
Forest City and Vicinity
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST

Mrs. Emmett LaFrance. Of Mound
City, came down the first Of last week
and spent few days here with her
sister. Mrs. James Nandeveer and
family. Mrs. James Nandcveer and
little daughter, and j. S. Nandc-
veer returned home, Thursday,
with her sister and spent few days
with her folks, MIR. and Mrs. Emmett
LaF'rance, at Mound City.
Mrs. +. V. Scott has been spcnd-
ing a few days with her sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Markham, in Kansas
City, NJ.
Roy Thornton, of Troy, Kansas,
was here, visiting with relatives and
friends, several days, last week.
Henry Sprcckclmeyer, Of Napier,
was down Wednesday Of last week,
and spent the day with his mother,
Mrs. Geo. Herman
Mrs. Katie Lease, Of Great Falls.
Montana. is here. making a visit with
her mothcr.in.law, Mrs. I. c. Lease,
who has been quite poorly in health
the past month. Her many friends
here hope for her early recovery.
Miss Frances Carter left Wcdncs-
dag Of last week. for Skidmorc, Mo-,
where she is working
Bert Gordon anu family were 81.
Joseph visitors, Wednesday Of last
week.
Mrs. Joe williams. Of Savannah,
Mo-, came over. Wednesday Of last
week. and Is making "a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Vine llovcy and family.
Mrs. J. 7, Scott spent Thursday
afternoon Of last week. with her folks
in Oregon, G. u. Rayhill and wife.
Mrs. r. Brock went TO Craig.
Thursday morning Of last week, where
shc made visit with her daughter
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. A. Taylor and fam.
lily
Lev holland and wife were st.
Joseph visitors, Wednesday Of last
week.
"A. J. Pottingor. wife and daugh
ter, Alice. returned home, Thursday
Of last week, from st. Joseph, where
they were visiting with their daugh. !
ter Fat Stcgmaicr and family.
George Watson went 10 81. Jo- !
scph, Wednesday Of last week. with
u car load Of hogs for the market. !
". II. Brock made business trip
IN Nound civ. "wednesday of last
w.ck
Henry Combs and Jacob Raiser
,ycrc business yis.tors in 81 Josenn
Tburslny OF las, wcck.
-. q. Stinyer and Il. C.. Ringer.
Of Columbus, Ncb,. were business Wis.
tors In our city, several DAYS, last
,yeck.
Alfred holland. of Nnpi,r. came
Town THURSDAY OF last week, and
.pent the day with his mother. Mrs.
Him holland. O.,
On Tucsday of last week, CIif.
ord Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
!. n. Wilson, was IN in n tree and
ELI out, breaking and dislocatiny scy.
raj bones In his wrist. DR.. +, r..
iullock dressed the wrist and the III
10 fellow h, getting along nicely
low.
Mrs. Corbin Gift and children
pcnt the day. Thursday OF last week,
Il the John Gotten home. in Forbes.
Frank Castccl was transactiny
business in 81. Joseph, Thursday OF
week.
--Chas. A. Brodbcck, who has been
ore the INST week. hns secured N Iob
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-02-21

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p,o., end atha, ro,at;,os rot,rrSna
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"o''e ''' -.
-IuesdaI OF last week, Tat sor
tor was walking out IN the ysfd; ana
iell, breaking ms right mp. Dr. r. r'
Bullock was called and rendered inc
necessary treatment, and rat IS get
ting along as well as could be en-
pected. =,
--Iaullne Martin, daughter OF AZ
bert Martin oil mus Guy, spent wei
nesday night OF last week, win hGr
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs H. D.
Crane near oregon.
-herDert hichaidson came IN Sat-
urday morning ana spent a Few days
with his folks, w. T.. Richardson ana
iamlIy. Herbert Is Attending thr WI
nam JeWciI CoIegc, AZ Lloer,y, Mo''
anu ', W the l'cse,Se o,lWcIs 'a
ing Samp now ne ie'u'he" W h''
sSnIo, IaS' oun""E'
"oN w, 80; - - -; -. -
NnaS; Dcan am, 'anllly retui,eH
TO thGlr nome ues1ay evening, al,cr
HPe"'lne uhe VA! WIN pcT' 'aih'''o''
an" VIZ -, ,-,-- -,
-1onh ,ar'cr Was q business Nls"-
OF W 81 Iysepn' ., ruesoaS;; , A.,
Mt NJ wary , hornn,Ii spent ,n'
day. Iuesday' WIN hcr uaugh'ct MrH'
'hrls; n'iiorn ana family ....
mD. V. ". brock ana Dor,S Wcn.
10 Mound ,lty' TUESDAY ara spen'
a Tow days with her iolks' Rev. D. NJ
'o'c ana wlie, ,,.-,--
.Maurlsc fltzmauticc was ON our
SICK Iist' this week WIN broneh'tls'
Mrs. A,ocf' Wa'ker visited ucs.
nay' WIN Nor io'kS' "eorRe Reeves
ana ,aml'E, o.
John huken.' OF oregon, took
Gunner ana spent IN" afternoon win
hls COUSINS IT, j. scott ana wiic' tues
daN'
Miss Cora Acton was ~. Joseph
VISITOR, tuesday -,
., -JncN Drydrn' foreman OF "" W.
y DAVIS ranch' went 10 81 Joseph
SATURDAY ana spent the afternoon
WIN Mr. Davis, who " very low with
cancer OF the stomach. at his home.
Ike Flkington was business
visitor IN -. Joseph. SATURDAY.
Max BAKER, OF the cup district
was visiting several DAYS, the latter
part OF last week with his uncle, Cor
bin Cliit and family, and his grand
father VIM. Baker, Sr
--iiazc Dunn, OF Goodland, Kansas,
'ame IN Friday and spent several days
iere with hiS children at the Harrison
Walker home.
The Following were using the
lrag on the roads on Route \, last
week! ". u. Wright -. W. lpeir,l
!. !. Movies. Albert Hicks. Albert
iuthfic, u. a: kunkle and Chas.
'runtmcyer. Inc county hluii road
Raging was done by y. T.. Bunker
nd Frank u. Skcels: Thank you!
Mrs. Albert Hall spent the day.
,unday, ut the l'od Watt home In the
Walnut Grove district,
Misses Nclyma Markt, OF Oregon,
mi fern Louden, OF FAIRFAX, Mo,
we're visiting several days the latter
'aft OF last week with Miss violet
'roeh /
--bcrt holland and {. IT, klchhri'
on were ~, Joseph visitors FRIDAY.