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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-25

Mr., John Nicklss, a former citi-
zen of this town, hut now mana
ger Of the Whitfield PLANTATION
near Artesia, came o ier to ceIe-
brate the Odd Fellows Tooth.
anniversary Friday night. Mr..
Nickles is just out of the Meridian
hospital and his many friends here
will be glad tn learn that he 10
rapidly recovering bis health.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-25
Death Of a Good Woman.

Mrs. Helen Ramsey Policy,
daughter Of w. W. Ramsey was
buried here at the Odd Fellows
Cemetery on April goth. The
death Of Mrs. Policy brings genu
ine sorrow to her many friends IN
this cummunity where she was
we'll known,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-25

MIR. b. Winn, merchant OF Ar.
tesla spent Thursday In the city.
he is doing . aourishing business
stlArtesia,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-25

Extra good program at the Rex
Theatre all usxt week,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-25

The bonds of S44, 600 for dis.
trict s.Nc. 2, were purchased by
Tlllotson Wolcot Co. of Cleveland.
Ohio, their bid being the highest
aud best, the purchase price being
at par plus accrued interest to date
of delivery, plus premium Of
$275,0O,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-25

J X Yeatman sal p H a. milk. 81 col
Lille Simmons cook p Ii. ..... % O0|
G e Galceran nails .....,..... q 00I
II l. Carter II Co feed ..... =. 10 col
II Il Turner shop work. ... IL 45I
Drane Hwdre Co hrdwre. .... Al so |
Guss Hlggs labor act........ 249 10 |
Z A sullivan harness reprng.. 60
w Ii n sJitz eEons tx & cause % 9S
Chas Stallings bridge wrk,. 30 90
C Thomas frt bills u engr.. 1866 73
j u CASTOR road wrk ....,.. "a 00I
Geo Parker road work. ....... 80 90 |
viii Muldrow drggng roads. 40Ol
Isam McGee work road. ...... 2 sol
. A Ollie bldng bridge. ....... A. 90 |
s Richie rpng bridge & vat Is 0OI
Jo-operatiye Shippers. 64Ol
Andrew Nash double assmt.." ISL
P Ii Bolen road work ..... ~ col
I'M Freshour special I'd wk. s 0OI
] l. Martin nails etc ..... IA 50
C Scroggins sal Il pstge..u lie 90
J IL johnson rpng bridge ,,n $40
Horace Gillis rpng brdg.."... 200
] Cummings rpng brdge.....~ IA 10
& L Cotton cause, lumber etc "a Os
J B Malone road work uua.. Is col
VIII Skinner bridge wrk.,u. l 90
Murray Carpenter d vk...... % 90
Murray Maxwell I'd wk ..... liz 90
Stanley Carroll cause ... .... II rs
d bison Shuheld lumber. % 80
4 Hogan cause ............ B 90
denry Davis rpng BRIDGE. 10 90
Pig Turner road tx refnd." 800
rW Woodward, Jr tkng cntrs 90
Ianftrs Reeds, printing ady.n. ii so
Arthur Saunders tkng cntrs.. 0J
L McCrieght corfu. .. 80. 26 2j
W G Rut1ln salafy.... ..... IS 10
X l. Carpenter drggng road. l65 90
PdupTo ......,...''t ti1's''I 10 ou
Fred Hawes road work -. -. 4S 30
j A Love road work ..,..... 80 So
Il L JOsey cause ...Ii....... = 70
L o Teinpleton road work. :. 90
Il A Martin acct for q H,h..",. $50
A A Wofford road work...,, 25 90
Maben Press pub prcdngs,... 80 40
East Miss Times pub pcdngs.. 4s 7e
K l. Gillespie nails etC..~... 60 u
b + sanders bldng brdge.... 20 CO..
Emmet Rice error assmnt.... 2 10
B T Sewell bridge work...... 476
Mrs II U Montgomery tx rfnd Ia IL
sec state Bank frt etc.,,...., 5b2 "a
Richard Harris fud bond tax. 3 90
X Long postage Narch.... 8 0O
W W Richey kpng clock..... $50.
A NJ Jordan county treas..... 25 90
Cliff Fort janitor q H....~.... 20 90
DIR F b Long CO health ofcr... 30 90
4 West co dem Agent. t...... 125 90
8 Ii McCrleght bridge wrk.., II 00
W A Woods rpng brdge... - 300
Cumb Tel Co phone rent..... o10
+ Bell CO atty d. board..... l25 90
| O D Thompson refnd On tx. 10 10
City starkvllle water & light. SO 90
Board cancelled an assessment
srroneouuly reported Of 81 head
cattle OF j. NJ. Carpenter.
~ f1o~L;o. aud II ~ na;pax,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-25
Each is TO devote his eptris time
to duties of POSITION.

Each is TO devote his eptrie time
to duties of position.
wv Carpenter road work =. 65 90
j d Hartness I'd work etc ;, 403 90
} GIL acct supt office go. 2l0
Geo Hall refnd tx........... s45
VIII Sanders for right way. 25 90
G G Thompson McCrieght & Henry
inspecting .""...'.,"""" :, 81 90
K P Washington rd wk lmr.. 80 64
I G James fdng pris etc.. 80. 2s 20
Starkville News pub prcdn etc 90 IL
R B Reed road work ....... $50
J @ Ward bldg bridg ......, Is 90
Watt Skies bldg bridge ..... 10 90
Il 3 Blaukship road wrk ... 800
I II Peters rosd work.. :. 10 50
Sturgis Bank over bid on Id TX 326
J II johnson lumber ....... 10 20
Bell Branch Lmbr Oo....... 80 SO
8 J Wallace err assmt. ....... 346
Mrs Jennie Edwards cause. 3IS
Ernest Crumpton rail cause" 2Di
Les Marshall cause rails....,. So
II g Dorsey & Go lmbr ....; IL 90
W NJ Hehin repng brdgo..... 90
w w McMinn lnmber. go. -. 10 90,
Morgan Bros lumber. ....,.. 2S 80
K X q T l. Wier acct for shrff 30 IS
Talking War Lbr Go lbr etc.. 500 90
Sqnir9 Aarpole bridge work, IL Is
Oscar Butter bridge work.. 500
Ed Hodges bridge work .,... l6 80
K. b. Reed, I. R, Gregg were
appointed road commissioners for
district 81
dedman Bros prtng. .,,..m n 50
VIII Taylor vet servioe........, 2 90
Election commr etc........,. IL 90
j W Hcndrlcks wk sehlhouse 100
Lille Polk col dem.......... 10 90
D ID Hartness acct L H.. ~ 10
W K Sullivan road work." IL 90
Ed Patterson poles ........... SO
Ieo ID Barnardi stationery. IL 50
NJ l. kellum road work....... 4 90
Jessie Seitz road work. ...i 10 90
L. ID Minis reduction land. ... 8 90
Dement, Printing Co starry 81, Ill "a
CLERK was ordered tn advertise roads
etc.
) b Parrish road .,....,.,u 25 90
l. Nicely insptng. g....,..... ~ 00
Board adjourned to April II,
1919.
d. w. OUTLAW.
President.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-25

You will miss something extra Il
you fall to 80 The Rex next week,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-25
ALLOWANCES

The report cf the election COM
mlssioners submitted the result Of
The bond election of dist. No. 2 in
the sum of $4,000 was carried,
and the board recommended said
bond to bear date of April l, 1919,
the same being approved and rati.
fed.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-25

D A Henin bldng BRIDGE. 55 90
r C Rainey tick insptr go. As 90
j D Perkins tick insptr ..... As 60
Ben Thompson mvng tree. 90
J C Hull cause. ......... secs. 80 10
E o Templeton lmbr bldg bdg Al 80
Mrs r Baynum lumber ..,.. 2 08
W L Thompson road etc.. II 30
J l. Speuel bldng bridge. see" 81 90
Henry Vaughn rpng washout. Is 90
Election Commrs etc .,..... 81 co
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-25
PROCEEDINGS BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS
April Term.
Monday April 7. 1919.

The Board met In regular ses-
s!ou all officers and members pres.
eut. The following business was
transacted;
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-04-25

Board cancelled an assessment
srroneously reported Of 81 head
cattle OF j. NJ. Carpenter
j, D. Perkins and Il. q. Rainey,
tick inspectors had salaries placed
" tho board to $1,000 per month,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24

pair when crows feet came around
their eyes. when they beheld new
white hair. they filled their boudoirs
with their signs. Apollo wept ana
walked the floor when badness ov-
ertoOk his head; and Venus wrung
her hands and swOre because her
nose was growing red. It's tragedy
and worse than that when time and
beauty have a bout, when slyphlike
forms grow coarse and fat, and Titan
hair is falling out The man who has
homely map may think he's out Of
luck at first: but while time mauls
the lovely chaps, he dares the years
10 do their worst-Walt Mason.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
HARRY L. BROWNS BIG sPEEc4

The prosperity OF newspaper men
depends very largely on the prosper
ity of the farmers in stheir respec-
tive communities Harry L. Brown
Ct St. Augustine said in discussing
The Relation OF the : Farmer and
Livestock Man to thetsNews papers OF
the State, at the Livestock Roundup
il Gainesville last week.
The readers Of local new pers
are interested in the livestock de-
velOpment. so when Eyou buy pure
animals. or one Of yoAr sows tarrows
& large number Of pias, telephone the
news to the editor. @Also let MIN
know how you are gatting along with
tick eradication Tor Ne people OF St
Johns county are intSnsely interested
in what your countiKs are doing 10
get rid of the cattle #cK.
Invite the edit0rEand his family
out to dinner occaM ona}ly. II viii
give him an opportunity to see what
you are accomplishing in your efforts
for better livestock and better farm
ing
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
FLORIDA COWS INCREASING IN
VALUE ~

Government statistics Show that
Florida cattle. other than mich
cows. have increased in value $500
per head during the past gear. which
is an increase of II per GENT. but in
Mississippi whore the 1ick fever
quarantine has been lifted the value
has increased $50 per Mead, which
b. - per cent on their values" DR..
r. VI Hghbert said at the Livestock
Roundup in discussing The Federal
Quarantine and Rising Cost Of Con
Quoting the Cattle Business in the
Tick Infested Area.
Expenses connected with cattle
raising have increased Easter than
values in Florida. and many of the
local meat markets are specializing
in the sale of western beef, as is eyi.
denced by the advertisements | hold
in my hand, clipped from Florida pa
pers, proving that our own people are
willing TO pay higher prices for meat
grown under tick free conditions"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
BEAUTY

The fatal gft OF beauty came 20
friends Of mine. bat not a. me; !
have broad and sawed en frame,
and misht features fierce 20 see.
when ! was Young II vexed me sore
that ! was lacking charm and grace
that IN the summer time Nore nine
million freckles on my face. The
months wore on the swift years
fled and was busy moldIng verse ;
and often 10 myself I said old Time
And gazing IN the looking glass gave
me no gooseflesh and no blues: the
months might whiz. the years might
pas a had no dazzling charms 10
hose Ny lovely friends ~ere in des
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
AsEE HOW THE MIGHTY HAVE
FALLEN"


Republican craftsmanship is il no
sense minimized in the statement
that IL has wofully fallen from
grace"
Every little cheap skate that party
has been able 10 corral has been ium.
fng and fOaming at the mouth in or
position TO the League OF Nations.
And what is the consequence?
They stand today convicted and ut
teTly Giscredited. mot only by the
masses ~ American people. but by
the civilized world.-as criminally ig.
noFant Of this most vital issue.
The ratings Of these spellbinder
have bcen along the lire that Eng.
land would have more votes than all
the balance. and would therefore
dominate the League.
The monumental ignorance OF that
contention is proven nv the document
itself when Il S known that All que s
tions arising before the League Re
auire the UNANIMOUS VOTE iOF
ALL THE COUNTRIES RErRE
fENTED.
Tlf lutte republic 81 CUBA 81 is
there'ne proven. would BE- d pptent
rnl povcIful az the kingdma Of
GREAT britain And this fqct is
known throughout the world 81 ev.
body else. save these selfcnstitu-
ted leaders az the republican, party.
Had The republicans based their
claims for asccndency upon ~ wan
Ton waste ~ our peoples rafney n
90 a finish on this line. there ga lit
tle doubt ~ victory
But Instead 81 honesty apd re-
trenchment they chose lying hnd de-
eeptiou. Senator Reed Johnson.
Lodge The great triumvirfte
Reed q recent acquisition. IIe was
elected az a democrat but whil Mis-.
souri democrats have sunered from
this misfortune. bis eleofion has
proven quite Z plck-un for he repnb
ncans For me next time Missouri
ans we're required % elect senator.
they chose republican
So u la that including Heed. who
received such an ovation = Of over
ripe efrs when attempting p sneak
out In Oklahoma last Wedn -lav
might Missouri may now boast Of
TWO republican, u tho ttr0etn
Heed ana sfoucer
Shades ~ nlame lioar 1auh "a
munda Look with rity aee oanpaF.
slon upon these leaders ~ sour pa'ty
and see ~ We 40 sEE SOW THE
MIGHTY HAVE FALLEN o." JACK
e0nville Fiofldian
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
OFFER FREE USE OF GOOD sIREs

As a practical evidence of their ins
terest in Better Sires-BetteE
Stock" campaign. which is gaining
recruits rapidly in a majority OF the
states. the owners of a large stock
farm in Florida have written the 5bu
reau of animal industry Of the United
States department of agriculture. That
the Holstein bull and Hampshire
boar owned by them have been made
tree community sires The services
Of Duroc boar will Likewise be
made free as soon as he IL old
enough All are fine animals, with
pedigrees. Isl
We give the services of these ami.
mails free" writes the owners, be
cause this region is cursed with scrub
sires. They roam everywhere at will
and are a great menace to those
keeping purebred stock. Please tell
US what TO DO to have our farms en-
rolled in your campaign and our
sires recorded"
The offer OF the bull is made with
the desire to improve the milking
qualities of cows The owners of the
bull specify that all COWS Brought for
service must be tick frees A fee is
charged for service to Registered
Holstein COWS. IS
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24

We are promised the Bugg gener-
atOr which will make its own pow
en- Now il he will graft it onto a
lightning bug he will have something
that will give both light and power
Tampa Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24

ment. These in turn he snapped for
other goods In short every family
was a unit and had TO take care Of
its own wants.
The high cost OF living was little
thought OF or discussed Moses Fol
som in Times-Union.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24

Florida is going so build many
miles Of good roadsswithin the next
year or two and steadny the reports
come in concerning Bond issues and
plans for new ROAD construction.
From Ocala the information is OBJ
tanned that Marion county will hold
a bond election early. in 1920 propos
ms to issue $1,50O0a0 worth Of Sc
curities for the purpose of building
a county system Of highways. This
is splendid proposition and The PEG
pie Of Marion county appear 10 be
almost unanimous on the subject
Time has passed when there was Sc
rious objection to a toad project II :.
is shown to be we'll planned. Suwan
nee county has recently had a bond
election and the result was most
satisfactory. the ROAD bonds being ap-
proved by nearly ali the voters. The
money having been provided for work
will soon begin on the highway in
Suwannee which is q part of the line
leading from Jacksonville to west
Florida. The road will be OF jnesti
mable value TO the sections touched
and means much to the counties
through which it passes.-Times-
Union Short Talks.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-10
~
FLORENCE

= 3 =
f.. p. Larson and family moved 4
Minneapolis the first Of the week, whers
they will make their future home
M. F. Heintz visited his family al
Sioux Falls the first of the week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Kjetland, or
April 9Th, a boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Coffey VISITED
relatives al Watertown Sunday.
Serene Smith, who has been over II
France, returned home Monday.
VIM. Strain Of Watertown visited
friends III Florence Sunday.
Mrs. Ruby Hurley of Minneapolis Ii
visiting at the home Of her sister. Mrs
P. N. Larson.
Mrs. James WEIGH was a WATERFOWL
visitor Saturday.
Maggie Murphy, VINO has been visit.
ing friends at Red Owl, SD. for some
time, returned vast week. Miss Moliie
Ramsey came with her.
A. g. Burnstad went to st. Paul
Saturday, with stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Olson Of Wiscerk
sin. are visiting at the Ole Skain home.
Epho Thomas returned from France
a week ago.
John Ahrens visited relatives at MI.
bank last eek
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-10
DAKOTA SAILOR is DROWNED

Sioux Falls, S. D.--Thomas sorsn-
son, Of Erwin, has been advised Of the
drowning Of his son, Elmer Sorenson,
who was a sailor on one Of the Anaeri-
can TRANSCRIPTS. The boat was on It's
way to France and when about 800
miles from the French coast the young
man was drowned as the result Of a
small boat capsizing. "A fire drill had
been called and young sorenson with
a number Of others was In the small
boat some distance from the ship when
1t capsized. Several other sailors were
drowned before help arrived. Young
sorenson enlisted In the navy about a
year and q half 8 and had made q
number OF trips across.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-10

and Miss Viola Kiess, Of Watertown
were Saturday evening visitors al
the Lyman Dean home.
Sunday visitors at the v. Long
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Chandler and family and Miss Dena
Gronewald, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Cook
and Lester. Miss Dena remained ovel
for a few days visit with Mrs. "
Long
MI. and Mrs. r. L. Moberly and
daughters and a guest of WATERFOWL
We're Sunday afternoon visitors at the
VIM 1.-THE home.
Mr.. and Mrs, q. Aderholdt Of Wa.
tertown. Mr.. and Mrs. Wick Waite
and family of Thomas. and Enoch
Lemhuis Of Appelby. and Misses
Agness and Margaret Brusinghan
and Claus Fngel were Sunday after
noon visitors at the FL. Engel home.
Miss Mae Brushinghan elt Fri
day to Sunday visiting with friends
in Watertown
MI. and Mrs. Dell Martin were
Sunday visitors n WATERFOWL with
Mrs. Geo. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. III. Benthin and family
We're Sunday visitors at the Fred
Benthin home and together they call.
ed on Mr. and Mrs. Anton Burg.
Miss Alta Frye spent from Satur-
day to Sunday with Miss Ruth
Strain at Watertown.
Mrs A. NJ. Briggs spent Thursday
with he daughter. Mrs. w. Mon
tooth Misses Anna and Clara
Schuelke and Christina Sc~hoonhoven
spent the afternoon there also.
Mr., and Mrs. Will Dean Of Water.
town. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kerssen and
family and Mr.. S. p. Leosch and sons
We're Sunday visitors at the Lyman
Dean home.
Mr.. ]. zerfas and sons, Natl, and
Fmmet, Chris. Eng.es and Robert
leAchtenberg were Sunday visitors at
1.-THE A. Hemp home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B~rusinghan and
son. John, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Elfring and children spens Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. n. Kers.
sen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Martin spent
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Leisure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Montooth
We're Sunday visitors at tho Montootl,
Bras. home near Gardner.
Miss Evelyn Rogers was an nve,
Sunday visitor au1stne T. A Bradley
lhonhe.
M. Carr was a business 4 visitor at
the Fred Benthin home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cook and Les.
ter. and Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Dean
and daughter. n Miss Julia IL ssch
spent Thursday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dell Martin.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-10
s5zHs WOMEN AS JURORS

Pierre, s, D.-That the suffrage
amendment in no way affects jury quad
ifications iii this state Il the holding Of
Attorney General Payne, There are no
constitutional requirements for q juror,
and any requirements for this service
are purely legislative. The legislature
has fixed the Jury qualifications upon
males only and the franchise right is
not any part Of that QUALIFICATION, other
than that Of citizenship. This would re-
lieve. women who do not desire Jury
duty from any approximations as to be
ing called for that purpose end prohibit
any who desire rom acting In that
capacity.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-10
= = + \ i + + = =
YAHOTA
q e se Sc - Sc y 1 -

Mr.. and Mrs. Borns called ct tn,
Will Schmeling home Saturday.
Mrs. Rohnke, the Misses Rohnke ant
Billy Hopkins were Sunday visitors a
the Hopkins home.
j. Gallisath, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cali
saith and Harry started for the gCttt
Schmidts Saturday evening. but find
ing the roads bat came back and mad.
the trip Sunday morning.
Willard Barley. wife ana baby, visit
ed at Hopkins, one day last #eek
Well diggers were working at tn.
Leslie Way farm las. week.
Mrs Gallisath was a pleasant callel
at Babcocss' Saturday evening.
Bud and Mamie braves were suppe,
guests at Welch's Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robbins called at the
Thomas home Sunday.
Andrew Rahl will work at the Mat
Hanten farm this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins he'd supper a,
the Hopkins home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. McElhaney and Airs
Mary Glapp returned the first Of the
weey. after spending the winter in. Ore
gon, visiting friends and relatives.
Hopkins r building a garage an
will invest in a new Ford very soon.
A number Of relatives celebrated a
braves birthday at the Albert Drave:
home Sunday.
The Farmers Club met at the Warner
Olds home Friday evening. Officers 70
the coming year were elected as follows
Pres. Mrs Carl Peterson; secretary. Mrs
Smith Robbins; treasurer, Mrs. O'Toole
The club will meet at the Ross Clapl
home on April 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelokk and family ant
the John Stronp family attended
birthday dinner at the Fred strou1
home Sunday. 1t was in honor Of Johr
and Arches birthday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-10
News From Neighboring Localities

N. ]. Miesel transacted business ii
WATERFOWL Friday.
M. H, Wheelock called at the Everett
Wheelock home in Kampeska Frida,
evening.
3. j. Barr was a Watertown passe1
ger Friday.
Saturday visitors in Watertowr
We're, Mr.. ana Mrs. Albert Lebert, joe
Edith and Hannah Zimprich, Der
Deuchler and Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Zim
prich and Lillian Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruhr visited il
Kranzburg Sunday.
Lawrence Bierne was a Watertowr
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Strofus visited al
the Nick Endres home near Water
town Sunday.
Sunday visitors at the A. j. zim
|prich home We're; Bert Deuchler, Pete
Swanson, John zimprich. Mrs. M. II
Wheelock and son oryille, Edith and
Hannah Zimprich.
I'D. H. zimprich left fog Menette, S
D.. Saturday morning. having .been ca,l
ed there by the death of Wallace Morg.
an, a nephew.
George Hallauer and family OF
Henry visited with relatives near Grov.
er, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy zanow visited in
Watertown Sunday.
Guy McFerran visited in Watertown
Saturday evening,
Joe zimprich and Carl Zamow called
on friends near Watertown Sunday.
The Lewis Hallauer family moved In.
to their new home in Watertown, last
week.
Julius coplan outoed out from Water.
town Sunday evening.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Blaise has been very ill the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Benthin and
family visited friends in Watertown
Sunday.
3. G. Barr was a WATERFOWL visitor
Tuesday.
George Krhlman called at the Albert
zimprich home Tuesday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-10

Miss Ans B~rusinghan OF Water.
town spent from Saturday to Sunday
with home folks.
Nj. and Mrs. Rich vetter ana chil.
dren and Fred Ferris were Sunday
visitors at the H. Sohuelke home.
Mrs. G. G. Holmes was a dinner
guest OF MRS. H. Kesssen Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Leisure sprns
Wednesday evening at tho Ton
I!sircfilll home.
ltrs. H. Schuelke and Mss Anna
ss,nt Tuesday with Mrs. Rich Vet.
ter.
Az. and MI. Dell Mar,in were v.sst.
orr with Mn. and Mrs. Louie vetter
Wednesday, evening.
MS. Sweet and So. OK Watertown
,a.ed at til. ". Long norns Sunday.
Mr.. and Nils. Pau. Seharn and chill.
{. IN Of .testswH- 49, Wis
itcrs at the IA Gause. home.
Messrs. Alvan AL Irwin Voter
and Earl Rs.asch spen' Sunday 4tter-
.aen with Feul anl Dwight ;;the.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Max prac. ard
family spent Tuesday evening at the
E. Bradley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich Vetter and chit
dren spent Sunday evening AZ tie
Dell Martin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Elfring and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. @. g.
Holmes called on Me-, and Mrs. "A.
LTheide Wednesday evening.
Mrs. H Freeseman and daughter
spent Friday with the r.. Schrick
family near Watertown.
Mrs. Earl Wess entertained at a
parcel shower Wednesday. Mrs.
zerfas was the guest OF honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.1 Fgeeseman and
daughter called at the II. Telling.
huisen home Sunday and spent the
afternoon at the H. Freesenan home
near Gardner. 4
Mr.. and, Mrs.. Desi MARTIN spent
Saturday evening At the Rich vettsr
home.
Messrs. Wiland Alfred schuelse
and Joe EIfring were callers at the
Walter Montooth hons Sunday even.
ing ISsS