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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-08
ZAVEREK.

now dobre pochodil. Tento Sic
chetny duchovnf vydal Sc s MIN
bez prutahu ma cestu do Barri-
sobani pres hory, ma nichz u
stryce Barneyho slecna Kateri-
ma Sc zdrzovala.
Dlvka tato, jindy velmi slime
no ducha a razne povahy, byla
prestalymi trampotami tax u
Souzena, re svolila Ike vsemu,
zejmena kdyz pater Carran,
kteryz vedel jiz, co Sc We dvor-
ci sbehlo, il vSak to zamlcel, k
neodkladnemu svazku manzel
skemu il radil.
Odebrala Sc tedy S mimi jake
nevesta O'Neillova.
Tento byl u vytrzeni, kdyz
milenku svou, "a tax tragi-
ckych okolnosti nabytou, Zocil
vedenou paterem Carranem a
sledovanou vernym Barneym.
Bylat' srdcejemnym obrazem
utrpeni. Tvari chorobne BILE
dych, oci semnymi stiny vrou-
benych a pon6kud vpadlych q
chvilemi uzkostlive tekajicich,
podobala Sc spise ob6ti ma po-
p~raviSte vlecene nee k oltafi ci
vlastne do vrel6ho obejmuti
zboznovaneho milence vedene.
Avsak kdyz zocila O'Neilla,
zableskla Sc tvaf jeji radost-
nym shledanim jake serem "a
strena hladina vody jitrnim u
svitem.
O'Neill spectacle il vstfic ro-
zevrel naruc a ona vrhla sc mu
"a prsa septajic: "Milacku, V
lobe kotva ma a pristav muj!'
O'Neill privinul il k sobe nj
koliv s naruzivosti milence, ale
) neskonalou laskou matky a
celoval il ma krasne, dbelove
cello, skrapeje Was jeji slzami,
;ez z oci Sc mu hojne rinuly.
| pater Curran, vyjevum po-
dobnym dosti uvykly, ztezi pre-
mahal hluboke dojmuti, kdez-
to Barney usmivaje sc blazi-
elm vedomim, re vyjev tento
Jest jeho dilo, utiral 81 ruka-
VEN poctive oci sve slzami Ia
lite.
"Co buh spoil, Tide neroz-
dvoji," pronesl knee "a posvat-
neho ticha. A svazek manzel-
ky beze vSech obradu uzavre
ny, ~posvecen byl slzami pritom
nych.
Kdyz byl slechetny knee
mladomanzelum blahopral, a
Xaterine slibil, re rodice jeji
;etrne % teto udalosti zpravi a
"a odpusteni pro nj II Mich Sc
3rimluvi a vysledek O'Neillovi
deli pisemne do move vlasti,
.ozzehnal Sc S obema CO neJ-
srdecn6ji, nacez S Barneym o.
1eSel.
Nasledujiciho dine priSel ten
to Sc zvesti, netrpelive cd o.
Neilla ocekavanou, re pristine
dine popluje mimo velika ma
norni LODI do Noveho Yorku:
AXE by O'Neill $ mladou cho'
ii svou ma nj v~ystoupiti a pro
lasledovnikum svym do Anne
ky ujeti mohl.
Tax Sc i stale. Kapitan onz
lode, jsa sam v6rny vlastene'
risky, s radosti prijal oba n;
cd svou a re zvlaStni ucty
prime vlastni kajutu svou jim
oostoupil.
Teprve pc delsim ppbytu
Novem Yorku dovedela sc Ka
terina - re osifela. Bolest je
il byla velika, nebot Sc pova
zovala "a puvodce predcasn'
smrti rodicu svych avsaI
cas-, ktery nejhlubSi a nejpal
civejsi rany hoji, j zarmuteI
.ljejl vyleci pc boku manzel
tax znameniteho a il tax vrou
CT a muznou laskou oddanehC
A lord Ravendon? Ten oc
byl 81 usmrceni starce, .ieho "a
tvrzelosti a surovosti k siler
stv ldohnaneho. svedectvil
nTed norotou ITadnihO Ohlt
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prutahu vydal Sc ma cestu k pa
teru Carranovi do Ballybegu,
kamz ma noe dorazil.
KAPITOLA XXXV.
Pan Desmond opet " Dubiine.
Kdyz Craven cernou dust
svou spolu S krvi byl vychrlil,
odkvapil pan Michal Desmond
ID jeho mrtvoly do pfibytku, '
n6mz mrtvola manzelcina V
kfesle klidn6 spocivala. Zasta-
viv Sc u studen3 jiz druzky III
vota sveho, propqkl V plac tax
iusedavy, tax srdcervouci, re
lceled' ma nadvori slysic to, zde
Isila Sc. p ioJf al.
MAS pan Sc zblaznil", kTi-
celia kucharka vybehnouc ma
dvur.
"Zastrelil Cravena jake PISA
podavala safarka.
"Dobre Sc stale krkavci
kdyz jiz celia rodina ma zkazu
witt, necht' take dravec ten
wal skonceni', soudil nadvor-
nix.
A vskutku; pan Desmond,
tozlouciv Sc S mrtvolou man
zelky sve, b6zel do stale, Cd
kud 81 "a malou chvili vyvedl
osedlaneho kone. Vysinuv Sc
nan, rozhlidl Sc vytrestenym
sklennym OXEN pc nadvofl a
vyrazil pax V trysku re divorce.
Kan jel tento hofem Sileny sta
rec?
Nasledu.jiciho dine, kdyz roz
nesla Sc jiz Dublinem Zprava,
re reditel Ravendonova pan
stvi v Ballybegu nalezen byl 20
trelen We dvorci DesmondO-
Iem, zastavil II palace vzneSe-
leho lorda prachem a blate:n
)okryty starec, mesa V pravicl
,brovsky 5iroky nee.
Kdyz vratny -jej byl vpust;l
10 prujezdu, pravil:
"Doyed'te mne k milostivt
nu lordu".
echo 81 u neho prejete?'
azal Sc vratny, prohlizeje 81
,odivneho muze cd patty k hla.
e; a zakroutiv hlavou, doda!
'Milcstiva vrchnost neni do.
IA, pfijd'te Ultra"
Jest domar" utrhl Sc II,
ratneho silence. Muslin
IN mluvit a to okamzite. Ne
u mu zpravu o zastreleni red
lie Cravena".
Vratny, slySa tuto hrozno}
vest, vybehl pc schodeci
| zhuru a neohlasiy Sc ami vra
7 il do pracovny lordovy a sol
a dechu popadaje volag:
I "Milosti jest tn tlovek Z Ba
vbegu Sc zprayeu o zavrazde
/ reditele pana Crayena'.
T. "Vpust' jej okamzite', p0
loucel lord zbledna.
Vrdtny vyraZiv re dveri, ST
v il Sc IA chodbe Sc starym De
londem, ktery nedockav NJ
\ ratu jeho, bral Sc "a MIN.
n "Milostiva vrchnost vas rae
la predpustit', Vyrizoval mu.
Desmond kyvnul hlavou
!ral Sc primo do komnaty loI
lovy.
III Sotva jej lord zocil, vzkril
k{ul zd6Sene:
I'll "Vrah Cravenuv! Pomo'
III Starry Desmond pasl chvl
N.raky sve ma zd6seni velmoz
Ebak ale powell nee pradedl
III ukazuje iej lordovi, pra'
tlasem pri&erne temnym:
"ZioGin Ia zloCin".
Avsak, nez MIN zamachnt
hopil Sc Ravendon bambitk
IAiz jake clov6k Zleho svedol
Ytale mel ma psacim stoll
Hvem a zamiriv 81 ma starce V
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PRIJMOU Sc ~nateraci. Hla-
ste sc V elsie 1920 Union Ave.
DO Seste iodine vecer. 90
PRIJMOU Sc d

PRIJMOU Sc delnici ma
praci We dine i v noci a sice:
Forging grinders and electric
truck drivers and heaters.
Haste sc u The Cleveland Gil
ty Fargo and Iron Co., 45th St.
and Lakeside Ave. 9-S
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p~redsudek viry a spojiti katoll-
ka S professionalism svazkem
manzelskym?"
Dolan vrtel mad tim hlavou.
Byl priliS kovany katolik, nez
ably takoveho neco mel "a MOI
ne. Barney ale, ktery u vecech
viry nebral to prisn6, pravil:
ia rozumim, vzacny pane.
Wy jste katolik a sleGna Kate
Tina jest protestantka. Nese-
Zda-li vas mistni farar, dojedu
pro patera Carrana, ktery pred
sedal t0mu velikemu shromaz-
d6ni V Ennis. Ten INA sleCnu
Desmondovu a nehledi tax ma
viru jake ma dobre srdce a Sic
chene skutky."
"A mystic, &c by mas mohi
oddati tTebas ma tonic mist6 ?"
tazal sc O'Neill.
"VSude zem a oko Pane,
odpov6del Barney; "neni-liz to
pravda, dedecku?"
TAX jest, hochu; ale svaty
obrad ma byti ienom V chramu
Pane Roman, minil tazany,kt2
~ nemohl pochopiti, jak By
cirkevni snatek mimo hostel u
zavTcny posvecen byti mOhl.
Dunn Pane jest vsude, kde
dech bozi vane". kazal onehdy
pater Carran. "A zde zajistG
vane ~cist6jsi dech bozi nee v
mnohGm chramu, do nehoz Ii
de vSemohoucih1 boha vtesna-
ii cht6jT'', horlil Barney. 90
StatnG to mechanic ma roZhod-
mutt patera Carrana, ten tomu
zajiste nejlepe Dude rozume-
IT,"
"A kdy byste S MIN promlu-
vii, Barney?"
"Jest6 Ines. Priiel jsem no
Kickhamu q ten lett jake sire.
L., jak jste Sc sam ma 1teku
presyedcil', odv6til Barney.
Drive vSak musite uv6do-
nit slecnu Katerinu", mluvii
O'Neill.
"Stavim Sc u ujce sveho S pi
terem Carranem a ten slecnt
zalezitost tu nejlepe rozlozit
dovede."
"Tato wee byla by tedy Wy
iednana, neni-liz pravda, Bar
ney?" e.
Otazany prisvedcil.
Go ale potom? Zde predc
nebudeme moci ziti, nebot sll
dici sc pobrczi toto ien hemzi
iak mn6 vypravCvala zena, kt'
IA mn6 opatruje potravou M
samot6 me. Nebylc by moznt
dostati Sc odsud ma LODI plo
voucf do AmerikV?"
"Vy byste ujel do Ameriky
pane O'Neill?" tazal Sc star!
Dolan bolestn6 dojat. "A C
Dude z Irska? Kde vezme ma
lid takovGho statecneho zastal
&c a tax naohrozeneho bojov
nika jake iste Wy? Neopouste.
te mas, neopouSt6ite lrsko V h
dine roghodne'', prosil starec .
chopil O'Neilla 70 ruku jakob.
lei zdrzeti chttl.
"Coz mohu, dobry muzi PR
Irsko uciniti? Jsem psane'
prchajici pred krutym nespra
vedlivym zakonem. P%ostihnou
Ii mne, zavlecou mne do zalar
dublinskeho, odkud neni vysv
bozeni. A tim nelen muj, ale
Katerinin zivot Eyl by ztracer
Rdezto V 2amori iejimu stest
ziti a pro lrsko pusobiti moo
budu," I
"Tak Jest, souhlasil Bal
ney. * cemu te lite SAM, kter
Sc zoye anglickou vladou, lez
do tlamy? Neni v6Gna skod
Roberta Emmota. iehoz kr'
muGednickou zbroceno mann
sti dublinsk6? Dobre jest pl
vlast umirat. ale moudreisi. +.
pro vlast ziti", rozumoval pr
sty ten muz. Pan O'Neill b
de V Americe vl2sti prospesn'
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PRCDA Sc dunn o lott po-

PRODA Sc dunn 0 10ti po-
koiich aneb Sc vym6ni "a far
mu, vytap6ni horkou vodou,
koupelna, zachod, ulice dlaz-
d6na, blize Union ul., dale
dunn 0 7 sv6tnicich, ulice dlaz-
d6na, lot 40 pri $50 str. Pro-
dali Sc lacino, budou-li proda-
ny do tydne. Haste Sc u F.
Haitian. 3642 E.. 40. ul. Tel.
Union 1926 w. 9-8
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PRIME Sc schopna zena
k obslouzeni hostu pri tabuli.
Dobra mzda. Haste Sc V Man
haitian restaurantu, $3.50
Broadway. $40
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PRODA Sc dobre idouci
grocerni obchod S prodejem
peciva, zmrzliny, doutniku a
iineho zbozi. Adressa Sc sd6li
Y adm. Sveta. 9-13
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PRIJMOU Sc mladi muzi,

PKIJMOU 81 mladl muZl,
kteri by 81 chteli vydelkem pc
vecerech zvysiti svdj prijem.
Haste Sc u Jos. DvoTaka v po-
koji els. 635 Williamson Bldg.
do 9 hod. rano. Oil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-08

PRIME Sc pradlena, ktera
by 81 vzala pradlo domu. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 1929 Buettner
CT. "a nemocnici. 90
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PRODA Sc LEVINE

FKUUA 81 LEV NE maze
tex V okoli Cesk6 Narodni ST.
ne. Lot je 40X150 S n6kolika
stinnymi stromy. Rocni najem-
ne $94S.00, vsechno moderni
zafizeni. $1,000 hotove a ostat
nj ma mirne splatky. K dopta-
nj u Stupka a Rack Realty
Co, uradovna v Progress B. S.
g. L., 1868 Broadway. = Tel.
Union 764 L. 90
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lici. Belgium Buckles pc $500,
Does $3.50 a JIM velmi LEVINE.
Prijd'te k ID. C.. Burkett, 2608
Tampa Ave. Brooklyn, Q. 9-S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-08

Sc p6kny po-
koj, nejradeji dame. Haste Sc
V elsie 1867 Douse Ave. 90
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PRODA Sc novy moderni
dunn o 6ti pokojich, do tri ty-
dnu bude dohotoven. Haste
e V elsie 1886 E. lao st. V Mt.
Pleasant. Oil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-08

PRIME Sc divka neb zena
ma mytf nadobf. Dobra mzda.
Haste Sc V Prazske jidelne,
54O8 Broadway. 9-10
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PRODA Sc dunn o Z poko-
jich S koupelnou, vse modern6
zaTizeno. Haste Sc v elsie
1905 Ferris Ave. V Corlett.
9-S
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QUINCY AVE., E. 81 ul.

PRODA Sc automobil 1918
Chevrolet Car ma pet osob, vel
mi LEVINE. Haste Sc elsie
4493 Douse Ave. 90
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KONEC

kUPUJTE I
ku, KTER! We "SVETU"
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"A jest muz s~vobodomysl-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-28
What We Need Is
Cooperation

II you1l help, aud the other fellow will help, we'll re-
leve conditions in Albuquerque, wen make good bust.
ness investments, wen have lots of business and pros.
perity. What we need is to get started. Your contract
is the keystone. Let's GO.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-07-23
Sheriff S Notice ot Levy ard
Sale Under an Alias Execution
State az Missouri.

County of Washington,
Raleigh investments Company,
plaintiff, vs /. T. Ramsey ct al,
defendants
Notice IL hereby given. tat
an alias execution IN thv above
entitled case VI favor 0l SAID
Raleigh Investment Compauv,
AS said plaintiffs. aud against /
L Ramsey 1T Al, rs sald defend.
ants, fer the sum oi four ,huu~.
and, SIX hundred and thirty min"
and 81 TOO doilars,Sl, ,63H35> debt
and damages; also the sum OF
$I56 - costs on Judgment IN the
above entitled ca~o, was duly Is
sucd from the Circuit Court Of
thu city ot ST Louis. Missouri
an tAo 2nd day uf prrcmntr.
1913. and daily came INTO 'ho
hands of me-, thu undersigned
l. ". casey, in my official sapac
ity ~ sheriff of this, Washing
lou County. State of Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-07-23

!
March 7th, 1919. Oh the certain
premises oi realty situate ia thi.
said County Of Washington ana
State Of NJ ssOuti. and described
as follows. 10 wit:
al the right, title and !ntcrcs,
Of =. 7 Ramsey IN ana u the
sa;I rcal estate, described a. fol,
lows Lot ~ and part lot - III The
town o. Caledonia, ii ~soari. a.SG
the .Uuti. hal! OF the south "es,
quarter Of section tilrty i've,
| 10 Wus bip 81, range one east con
tanning - ares, tn east hall Of
Of lot No. , oi thy north west
quarter OF section =, township
81. range one cast, containing II
tcreS, except ana l3srrNtaG tWu
one acre tracts hafg'uforc con.
yeyed Tor churGtt ,ht cemetery
Is". EjTr.rg = '.e northwest
'oiner OF the east ua., ii 1T No
0t HE n9rt. Hast Q44f'u. q
section :. township -. rang one
-a>i, al black uad j inches IN
diameter, south cIGut and one
ga!f degrees east ~ links t. Il
back OAK T. jLehs y, not.h forty
three and one half degrees east
'oFty and one hall inks,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-07-23
Subscription sOo in County; $l.2s Outside Of County

Food prices came crashing
down in Germany when the war
embargo was lifted the other
day. Here at home the om barge
is evidently still in fuil force.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-07-23

How King Woodrow and con.
sort did love 10 parade ,hc mselv
e. wi h other royalty while
abroad Perfectly enhancing 10
thnm--and to their subjects here
al home, what:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-07-23
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,
Eo ]

'D fuEust l"iIi. ~. ~. 1913
In vacation June l2th. 1913
Ia tie Circuit Court OF Washington
County
70 August Term. 1919.
STATE of MISSOURI.
County Of Washington ---ss
state OF Missouri. at. the relation
and 20 iht use Of George Carr. Col.
| iector Of the Revenue of Washington
| County, III the State OF Missouri.
| Fialut.ll against Miss Agnes Shimn,
! Il + Rhodes and Charles G Com.
| stock. aad the Unknown heirs, con.
sorts. duyl&,as. donces, alienses. i'm
/ mediate :AcsGe and remote, voluntary
and involuntary grantees OF Miss
agnes Shimia and Charles g. Com,
OCH. Def ndau'>. and al! Unknown
PERSONS interested II the Real Es-
'ate herein described. Defendants.
Al this day comes the Plaintiff here.
/ n r." his attorney. before the Clerk
t The CIRCUIT court in vacation. and
.l,s It's petition and affidavit, ..!!eg
NE. aloOng u,her things. that Miss
.4n-o ~h'mtn and Charles q CDL
,tJ'h. =. i-uGants herein. are not res
dents # he stat. Of Missouri
ElaDtin further states lhG. said
ann resident and Unknown Persons
Interested III the Real Estate herein
5o-er.hsd ,anuot 5c Summoned in This
action hy NE ordinary process Of law
t.. 10.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-07-23
JOS. cREsswELl, Ciei
STATE OF MISSOURI.

STATE or MISSOURI
County ~ Washington
J. fos- C'ress~eli clsrk. hereby Ger
,ifN the foregoing 20 be true copy as
eths same appears Of Record IN my
Office
Given under nay hand and seal VI
Office in PutosL this ista day VI
June. \ -. 1918
lS~al.} JOS. SaESSWEi.l.. Clerk
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-02-13

her home at Livingston, after spending
a few days with her mother Mrs Susan
Motley.
Dale McGranahan of Darlington, who
has been i'll with the flu at his home
there, has recovered sufficiently to re-
sumo his work at Frank Reilly's.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Adams and Mr. and
Mrs George Woolrich were delightfully."-
entertained at the Baxter home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Hans Larson came near
loosing their home by fire last Satur-
day. In some unaccOuntable manner
the ceiling in the dining room caught
fire Had it not been discovered just
when it was the home could not have
been saved
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ooley and family
spent Sunday at the John Terrell home.
Stephen Parkinson was at Blanch-
ardville Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs Bachelor has returned to her
home, after visit with her sister Mrs
J. d. Parkinson.
Mrs Joseph Benson visited at the
James Terrell home last Friday.
Mrs j. w. Anderson visited at the
j. D. Parkinson home Tuesday while
her husband attended to business duties
in the neighborhood.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-02-13
WILLOW SPRINGS

Mrs J. X. McQuaide of Darlington is
spending a week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Frank Reilly.
Mrs Fremont Calvert and daughter
Irene, Mr. and Mrs Walker Calvert and
Robert Calvert spent Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs Allen Godfrey.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Adams and family
spent Sunday in Waldwick.
Mrs Will James, Mrs Charles Walk
er, Mrs George Woolrich and Mrs q. FL.
Bracken were callers at the j. d. Par
kinson home Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Godfrey spent
Sunday in Darlington.
Mr. and Mrs Fremont Collins visited
at Juda last week.
Services at the church Feb. Is will be
in the evening instead of afternoon.
Mrs Agnew of Darlington is visiting
her daughter Mrs Will. Godfrey.
Mrs Will Short and children of
Waldwick spent the week end with her
sister Mrs Byron Bennett.
Roy, Frank and Herbert Stone mo-
tored to Mineral Point Sunday evening
and attended church services.
Mrs Emma Thomas has returned to
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-02-13

parents, Mr. and Mrs Louis GRADER.
Clyde Bachelor, Curtis Foster and
A. 81. Potter were at Platteville Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs Charles Singer of Dodgeville
visited at the home Of Rev. and Mrs
A. 81. Schoenfeld Friday.
Miss Ada Crandall spent the week
end at Platteville.
Fred Dunn left Saturday for a visit
at Monroe.
Mrs George Heath Of Rockford is the
guest of her sister Mrs G. Varlin.
Miss Clara Burghardt left Tuesday to
visit in GAINESVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs Ford Bray and son of
Dodgeville spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs Albert Bray.
Mondoy afternoon number Of ladies
laden with dainties gave a much en-
joyed surprise party to Mrs Nicholas
Stude at her home in honor of her
birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs William Temby of Milf
fin visited relatives here Monday.
Mrs Thomas Tonkin, Jr., and Mrs
Fred Opie left Sunday for visit in
Chicago.
Thomas Tonkin, ST., recently sold his
80 acre farm northwest of this city, to
Robert Phillips and Matt Demuth for a
consideration of nine thousand dollars.
Irving Godfrey and Miss Critton of
Darlington were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Albert Bray Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Collins enter
tanned a number Of relatives and friends
with card party Thursday evening.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-02-13

By HARVEY UREN.

Mrs Dale Gordon visited friends at
Darlington this week.
Jerry Humbert, Jr. and family Of
Mineral Point visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs George Humbert, Sunday.
About 25 of the neighbors were en-
tertained at the Will. Sinex home on
Wednesday evening.
Herschel Terrell and Robert Ure
attended the James McDermott sale
near Darlington Thursday.
Rev. Mr. Lindsey will attend the
Methodist centennial meeting at Mime
apolis this week.
Mr. and Mrs Abe Roberts returned
home Thursday from a two months
visit at Darlington.
Howard Nicholas returned home Sat
urday from a business trip to st. Paul.
Mrs Fred Ross was an over Sunday
visitor with her mother, Mrs J. We'd
lock, at Mineral Point.
Roy Buckingham was Mineral Point
caller Saturday.
Miss Vincent Of Darlington is caring
for little Edith Reynolds, who has pneu
monia following influenza.
Mrs Lancaster of Lamont visited
her sister Mrs Dale Gordon last week.
Reeves Brothers of Jonesdale pur-
chased 60 head of steers from Harker
Brothers recently.
Ellis Reynolds and family have the
flu this week.
Mr. and Mrs Herschel Terrell and Mrs
George Campton spent Sunday at the
Will. Ross home.
Dewey and Chris. Whitford are SUI
fering from the mumps this week.
J. Roy Gordon of Madison was bus
mess caller here last week.
Harvey Terrell and Walter Humbert
purchased new silos recently.
Mr. and Mrs Irwin Ross and Mr. and
Mrs Orville Whitford spent Wednesday
at the Robert Uren home.
Eliza Meditation is visiting her sister
Mrs Frank McManus at Darlington this
week.
Mrs Thomas Adams and Mrs Peter
Jackson spent Thursday at the George
Campton home.
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NOTES BY THE DEMOCRATS
NEWS GATHERER.


J. P. Hutchinson, Jacob Zweifel, Otto
Lee. and Archie Shipman attended a
Masonic meeting at Dodgeville Friday
evening
Mrs William Vincent entertained a
number of ladies' with a card party at
her home Friday afternoon. Refresh
ments were served.
Mrs M. Smith and daughter of Oar
lingtOn were recent visitors here with
her son Joseph Smith and family.
Mr. and Mrs Royal Lee, who were
visiting relatives here, left Friday for
Rockford and Camp Grant.
Corporal Homer Beckerleg, who re-
Gently returned from active service
overseas, has been visiting relatives
here prior to leaving for his home at
Edgeley. N. Dakota.
Mrs Irving Augustine returned on
Thursday to her home at Grand Island,
Neb., after visit with Mr. and Mrs
Edward Fitzsimons and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Smith took their
infant daughter to ST. Joseph's hospital
at Dodgeville last week, for medical
treatment for her eyes.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Unger and son
have moved to this city from Lancaster.
Uriah Gardner spent several days last
week at Linden and Waukesha.
Ole Larson of Camp Halibard, Balti
more, Maryland, spent few days here
last week with friends.
Miss Eunice Noble returned Thurs
day from Baraboo.
Sergeant Ralph Ellsworth of the u.
S. Marines, who spent few days here
with his twin brother Reuben J. Ellis
worth, left Sunday to visit his parents
at Beloit, and from there he returns
Wednesday to the officers training
school at Quantico, Va.
Miss Annie Walker is enjoying visit
with DR.. and Mrs Cunningham at
GAINESVILLE.
Mrs s. G. Ross and daughter Emily,
accompanied by Miss Elvie Mackay Of
Darlington, left last week to visit in
Chicago.
William Jellitfe of the u. S. N. re
turned to Hampton Roads, Va, Sunday
after spending furlough with his
parents.
Mrs John Roger. ST., returned Tues
day from visit with her daughter in
Milwaukee.
Nicholas Gerlach attended the Hard
ware Mems convention in Milwaukee
last week.
Miss Ruth McDermott visited at Oar
lington last week.
A number of Young people from here
attended the dance in the Auditorium
at Dodgeville Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Fitzsimons gave
a six o'clock dinner at their home We'd
nesday evening in honor of Mrs Irving
Augustine of Nebraska.
Cornelius Murphy died in New York
City last week. Mrs Murphy, who sur
wives him, was formerly Miss Sophia
McCarville of Mineral Point.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Bishop spent Sun
day at the Chamley farm in Livingston
Mrs 2. McKeInan and brother Charles
Smith of Calamine attended the Schmit-