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Tengo coaocimielto de que algunos indi-
viduos que nj sIguIera han estadc en- -
ciudad de Los Angeles. California, andan re-
algunos EStados ce Ia Union Ams-
ficana, robando y engananGo descaraoaEen
te al publico, Gandole, q cambio de 81 Oh
nero, unas cuantas pido-as que de naca
les si-vcp, = para cuyo fin, tHman indc-
biGamente mi nomLre J abusan &c Ia con-
fianza que 20 be sab!do lnspirar 4! puohco
con mi trabaio seTic y hon-ado-
Como este Rcto, aparte &c constltuir pcf
81 solo una grave lnfraceIon a Las Leyes
de este Pals, podria desprestSIarme ante ss
ojos De las personas que pudieran Greer
Que aque,los indIv!Guos son rc2!mente e! froi.
81. C. MARTINEZ, me arresuro i puo!icSr e.
Il advertcncIa para CvlLar cue el ensano SUI
eio y procaz. SiEa ade!ante-
Por orta partr. con-" .stos CdAALllA'
MES Z I~MPOSTORES TONAN Nj NOE
RRE PARA ROBAR AL PUBLICC. va tenSo
nrueba. rvidentes en- mi pode- para procetef
ega!ment en- contra de esioS ndiv!duos s!u
.oncienc:a-
No debe olvidar e. publico que padcce en-
ferncedades. cue mis- metOdos &c curar con
absolutamente sin medicinas. Ademas, 81
70 lego a 5alir en- gira por los Estaoos, ccss
.ue .o he pensado aGu. DARE 2OR LA
PRENSA Ell AVISO CORRESPONDENCE
ne personas que, despues de nabSr UtIliZ2do
mis- servicios. han sido beaeficiadss y curs-
Ga.. TenEo en- mi podsr centenSres de ca
tos testimonios-IoS cua!eS noStrare q Quien
los soiicite. Sin niuCuna obligation dc So
parte-
Poccroso SanGdoT.
. -o0,rc MIS- p.CTENTES 20
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s.. 90 de qualification dare q la persona
c-n me- de informes exactos del actual TaFa-
dero de mi hijo Apolonio Garloay. DC 10 ono
"a dad para communicable muy interesanteS
asurtns de famiIia. Favor de diriEir cuaI-
auier informe a Luis Garibay. Mt. Ola,
Waco. Texas. ""
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IN. FLIPPEN

-os ". y s:.-New YORK. y :
T--ata-nieuto perjecc.'aado &c $ ,nla1
'E-C-..i59i de opera n $ ejn 'm7edir cue
!. 5s5ioue a sus ocl2aslyHss aiaT'=s. IAN
- .rsto eufermedaces Is! estc7l-Eo. san
ere. pie!. y vrii=a. Dc aeEeiGo -'f 'S lI'
- .s,o,io. frau-eses. 500 Deyeesta .2eeT-
- - -tlan.ss vrsiIas gioag-a-Ios moor
-" - camslo c0yrrepu--ene.I
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ENSENANZA.

IECCIoNES DE PIANO Y CAN'To a don't
Lilo Prscios corScncioaalcS. Professor re-
LIN RUANO. sradusdo en- los Conse. Fato,
NOS j. Paris y Madrid. Rec1oe orccnFs-ot7
Sa-.ses 81. Sc haG,I frances : espAAoI.
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EMPLEOS

MUCHACHO mexicano para TRAFALGAR en-
casa, paros y iardin y como chauffeur: de-
be tcner licencia y recomendaciones. ocurTa
200 W. Woodlawn Ave 't-'
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MEDiCOS-

49, Clr..-av. Deu--,a AeNl-
csno. Especia..dad eH eo,onSS, P~s"Ss
cNse--edates De e GoeA. lPyograeal ,e.%@
con un proies:onlS-a cue IS alsNNA"' -,
- --,-rlra con mex:SanUs. EN-Hen E'A
- ,1,,. y~atis pree.Us cOmou9s. ) Ell ao"AeS
10 dssca. DIvece,oa: Al.os BGaeA DC
"a. pedro. sOsh ". Commerce - 81"
Antonio. Texas
D. J. x. FOSTER. Dentists. que an,,EGa-
$50 -c,:dI6 en- rvrsou Y Nonterr'y' 80
abara sas o;iciaas en- e! GLIB at9o' ooH
COS F-eute q las Ofici0S q" N0rsees'
m cT-fLERNO HARRISON. E~sFeelat!sta
~ sn,rojo>. III SoIetat s.. g a2oia ssPaLo-
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

CAJETA NUEVA DE CELAYA Soc. DOC.
Per libra: battles paSados 25c: CHA Sl-2O
Cho-izo Cstilo mexicanc lac; ChicharroneS
de Due-co soc Oue-o de tuna lSc; Carre SEGA
4Sc: Queso b!anco t5c: Lenteia Csc: Hahas
I5c: Ajo aueyo 25c: Coiaci6n Extra ACE ;
SALSANOLE l5c: Comino nucvo 25c: Ani>
35c; DULCES MEXlCANOS cubicrto, ia
monciilo. etc 100 surtidos lis: CHOCOLATE
81 TAPATIO 55c: Mo!cajete piedra 45c /;
Cane,a I5c: exc. etc.
Loza ts GuadaIaiara: Rotellones 25c. soc.
= l.e5: Jar-os 10 4 soc: Siarranitos alcan
Ella zoe I5c 25c. SOC y 10: Cazuelas JUG
go de 3. 95c. u rs: Teco!oteS l5c. Vases
olor 30 = 80 c: Acancias fruta l5c y 25c I;
Ollitas vc-des 10 y l5c:. AnforjtaS 26c. etc.
Pida Lisia General DE>PACHO lNMEDlA
TO de pcdi6os po- correo = Express.
Dirijanse a: CABEZUD BROS. p. o. Box
IS Sta. 4 san Antonio. Tex.
1902 W. Commerce St
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UN ANo DE SUSCRICIoN 4 IA PREM;
SA Sc lc dara a In persona que Inforne Gel
Sr1.to nc-adero de mi hija Antonio Garcia
y de SUI espoSo. el senior Baltazar Amanda:
.;e1en IN hijo de norbre Rafael. En- 1917
recibi las ultimas ~noticias de ellos. de Whortn,
Texas. Cualquicr informe diri!ase a keiuS'o
s-anio 505 Griffin st. Dallas. Texas. (12)
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GRATIFICARE a Ia persona que me IN
forme del paradero del ST. Roman Cdraona'
de IS amos dc eaad. moreno ptTio nesE". o'So
dol rismo color, ~eStatura regular, .cer'auo ue
bcrba cara larga. Hace un ano que no Ten
% ~no,icias de 81. Dirigirse a Leon cargo
~ R 4, Box 60. Buda. Texas. t49'
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PESOUlSAS.

uE-EO saber Ell p~aradero de PEDRO Co
lunga que en- Is de Febrero de 1918 salio
en- IN enSanche de Laredo. Texas. para FAR
sons. Kansas; sus ultimas cartaS las reel
b.saos dc lola, Kansas. en- JUNO ~ ael pro
ci6n a La PrenSa diaria y $500 a Ia per-
sorn ure me de infcrmes eXactos. Celesttno
Colunga. Sugar Land, Texas. '44'
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CASESE-Ca:aIoSo de danss msxicauas =
de- or-as nacicnaEGadeS: eNtsnsa lista dc
ba-noSoS ncmbres. NaaGe IN dollar : e en-
visrsros I vusl,a de correo nuestro eoUTie
10 Ca,alo-o Matrimonial. con GescriPc:oneS
evactaS d. rnuchaS 56yeHes , aiSuEas viu-
das. que buscan In mar'do bueno y honra-
i'd P1eds uSre6 esc-ibir : cGaiquisra de elias
V eon,-aer W ieliz E,a:rinonio en- nUy pOco
tier9ro. Nosotros, por nUesC-a p2-te. SoaaoS
7c-sorzs reeomsnda5les, nues-o nesocro e.
T. basado sobre IA hocradez y leSi;inltac
nsi - que no dele que Il peGuena ea-nGaG
de IN DOLLAR SIrva de sStc-bo a una pro
babe FELICIDAD MATRIMONIAL Escrlaa
Soy uisnlo = COSMOPOLITAN CORES
PoEDENCE CLUB. ?. o. Box ass. Venice.
Ca.
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MkTRlMoNiALES


IN CABALLERO hoCsaGO > trabalaGor-
dssea entabllr correspondence lnorosa con
ss5eri:a viuda O sofa. de 20 a - amos dc
eGad. la persona iuteresaGs debe maadar
f5.og-afia en- 81 primer ca-ta. DI-iglrSe n
s.. Reina.do Pddll,a. Arcola. Texas. Ga
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SESORA mexicara para cocinar. larar y
plancharl en- familia de dos personals. Se lie
ia cuarto. Ocurra 200 W. Woodlawn Ave.
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- = V7SOS D OCCASION ~
EMPLEOS


Sc NECESITA sonora para traoaIo general
propo-cionamos cuarto rara vivir. dsmos sa-
Larlo : buena asisteacia. 1926 ". Houston 81.
ga
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ABOGADOS,
nc IENARo c~ENIcEsos

Abo-eEo &exicano. Para los a>uatos cue
hsvTr do gentilarse en- !os srialnalsS de
Estados Uuidos. eueata con s co.aboTaeicn
de- ewiaeutc aboSado John NJ Fer.
Altos del Banco de Miami. Dept.
s,,-,~Io lSs5. Mani. Arizona
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EUIA PROFESSIONAL
LlC. EDUARDO TAMARlZ

khovaGc Mexicaao .7i6-72o Brady S'cS-' -
Ikfr.o -. rs San Antonio. Icxss-
SE<oRES FERRoCARRILERoS MEL
bo;sen 10 que iavirierOa en- Bonos de Ia
Libcrtad. Co6ro BAGS Pay. aameno Te
.ueidos cheques y 'tiempos 81 SURE al
gun acciGae:e en- 81 ;Eaoalo. 70 e o'te 10
gus Ssse r-d:-. ArreS.o nesocIoS Tel-cioha7
DO con mi profession en todas parties Gel
pals. Di-iSirse al Lie. !. PEARcE KANE
Sos Kansas Ci,y Life Bldg Kansas City.
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BASCULAS de todas cIases. So compran.
venden y cambian. AgrnteS lie las b8seu-
les computaGoraS automa:icaS Detroit
BasculaS Fairbanks" ToStadorcs de Ca
fe Royal Molino> de Cafe. Cuchil!oS pa
"a carniccro y -efriGcradoreS. sos Main
Avenue. san Antonio. Texas. Tel CT. 1924.
II. Z. Hargis. Mgr.
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TRALES SOsRE MEDIA

Casimir DO todaS classes. htendemoS por co.
Yreo. V. SOSA. Sastrc. Git Dolorosa St, Ira
Wis 3l02.
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ColleSe S.. Auto Livery

Cran5o necesi:e an nRgni:ico CARO- de s 3
s eiindros. que &c cause vc-tadera Iatsfae,
c;5n uSarlO. ) maae;sr.o I'd. misrno. lame nj
Telefono CT. 6TIl. Pa College St
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FARA ANDAR PoR LA ARENA

Los marinos ingleses emplearon
con exito en- los Dardanelos IN calza-
do para poder correr ligeramente por
aquellas playas.
No sc trata precisamente de un cal
zado exprofeso destinado a este OBJ
jeto, sino mas bien de IN complement
to ingenioso que Sc aplica a las bo-
tas de reglamento solo en- los casos
de haber pecesidad de clio; por elem
rio, en- los desembarcos de asalto.
cuando SO prove Ia posibilidad de te-
rer Que acarnpar largas horas o dlas
enteros en- terrenos vastos llenos de
G.rcilla O guiiarros que privap siempre
los ~movi,nieptos de las piernas Y de
los pies, ejercicios tan ~neceSarios a
los soldadcs en- campaha. Nj el mas
esforzado de los hombres es capaz de
soportar una carrera de I'm kilometro
en- parajes de esta naturaleza y esta
d~esvertaja proporciona a menudo gran
des fracasos militares a los asaltan-
les. pues d IL mejor sucede que los
iudfcenas. conocedores del terreno que
pisan V acoStunbradoS va toSa Ia Vi
ca a andac por Ia arena, ha'en mu-
tho mas canine con menos ~asfuerzo
Y en- mucho menos tempo, Y hasta Sc
On Ell case de que teniendo mejor ma
terial de guerra y siendo en- mayor
numero, los asaltantes acaban por rem
di-se.
FL aparato que aplican los marines
ir.gleses a sus zapatos para poder CO.
rrer por / arena con ligereza y rela-
tiva comodidad consiste en- hi es-
pecie de jdula o morton de tela me-
t5lica que cubre TODD el pie y que por
medic de un sencillo muelle interior
gacilita, al andar, los indispensables
novimientcs.
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GUISADCS

Sc colocan en- una cacerola con man
teca, cebolla, lonjas de tocino, sal
V un cuartillo de vino blanco. Sc de-
Jar coser a fuego lento hasta que
estan tiernos. Sc pone a Ia salsa un
rocc de harina tostada y Sc pasa por
tamil.
Sc sirve en- una fuente adornada
de aceitunaS.
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Para libros en- espanol d~irijase I'd.
a la Casa Editorial lozano. 1fs North
Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio, Texas.
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PRODUCTOS MEXICANOS

He aqui una lista de los muchos
articulos mexicanos en- exlstencla, Gu
yo precio al por mayor. no adInite
comprehend.
Tanbien hacemos remlslones pc
quenas, pero fijando el precio de a
cuerdo O la importancia de los pc
didos que indefectiblemente deben
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Cuartos en- segIndo pi
so bien ventilados e hi
gienicos. Cuartos con dos
camas. $1.5G- Con una,
S1.O0. Cana, 75c.
Banos de tina o rega
dera: aqua tibia o fra,
25 cts. Visitenos y sera
bien recibido.
4 Prom
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-10-06
CLAY HILL

Mrs. Jacob Goetleman OF St. Paul
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Lnzemeyer for the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Glover attended a l..
A. S. meeting at the NJ. f. church in
DEBORAH Wednesday.
Mr.. r. E. Tvansou of St. James.
Mimi. was a visitor at the Seegmiller
home for a couple of days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Glover enjoyed
visit Of the formers neice Miss
Headington Of Cresco a few days last
week.
Mrs. NJ. Griebel spent last Friday
with her sister Mrs. Fl. Jaeger in
DEBORAH and helped her celebrate
her birthday.
Mr.. Knut Nestle OF DEBORAH called
on his neices at the Seegmiller home
one day last week.
Mrs. Ben Stortz and daughter of
DEBORAH spent few days with her
Parents last week.
]. j. Seegmiller spent last week
with his daughter Mrs. C. A. Stortz
and assisted in reaping corn fodder.
&. A. Stortz and family and Mrs.
J. j. Seegmiller called at the Jake
Young home in Locust Sunday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-10-06
A TALK WITH A DEBORAH MAN.
G. Gullickson, blacksmith of Main
Street, Tells His Experience.

There is nothing like a talk with
one Of our own citizens for giving
hope and encouragement to the anx-
ious sufferer from the dread kidney
disease. We, therefore, give here an
interview with a DEBORAH man:
Il have found nothing better than
Doan's Kindney Pills to relieve me
of backaches, soreness and lame
muscles and other kidney disorders"
says Mr.. Gullickson. MY work is q
strain on my back and caused my
kidneys to get out OF order. At times
my back has been so lame / could
hardly stoop over to shoe horse
but since have known about Doan's
Kidney Pills take them when any
of these troubles come on and they
always give fine results. Dona's Kid
ney Pills are all that is claimed OF
them"
Price Coo. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Gullickson had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice of the appointment Of Ben
Sanderson as Administrator with the
Will annexed Of the Estate of Lo-
vina Sanderson deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the
subscriber has been duly appointed
administrator with the will annexed
of the estate of Loyina Sanderson,
late of Lincoln township, in the
county of Winneshiek, state Of Iowa,
deceased testate. and has taken
upon himself that trust by giving
bonds as the law directs. All persons
having demands upon the estate oil
the said deceased are required to
exhibit the same; and persons in
debted to said estate are called up
on to make payment to
BEN SANDERSON,
Administrators with the will annexed
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, Sept. Is,
1920.
o. o. RUE, Attorney 1874.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-10-06
ONEOTA RIDGE.

Most OF the farmers are busy dig
ging potatoes these days.
Martha Rosendahl was visiting
with relatives and friends in Decora h
last week.
Mrs. c. Odden and Mrs. Ole Hot
yedt attended l.. A. S. at Albert Hag-
ems Wednesday afternoon.
Jalma and Selmer Peterson were
short callers at Torkel Martinson' IS
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Trick Wick was a Decorah
shopper Saturday.
Fred Smorstad and Betsy Olson
were Sunday visitors at Hans Olson s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Larsen and
Miss Anna Hegtvedt returned to De-
corah wednesday after staying a few
days with c, J. Odden and family.
Hans Rosendahl and family were
Sunday visitors at the Albert Han
son home in Waukon.
John, Albert and Elmer Odden
assisted S. A. Hotvedt near Hesper
fill his silo Saturday.
Quite a few of the young folks of
Oneota Ridge attended a lance at
the Woman hall in DEBORAH. Given
by the newly weds, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rovang. All report a fine
time.
Miss Ruth Martinson was visiting
at the Bleka home on Clay Hill a
few days last week.
Melvin Graves and Oscar Brovold
we're in DEBORAH Saturday.
Charlie Enger called on his lady
friend in River Bend Sunday after
noon.
Torkel Martinson called on Flat
land Bros. Sunday.
Jacob Nelson's We're Sunday visit
ors in West Union.
Most of the young folks of Oneota
Ridge took in the sights of DEBORAH
Saturday evening.
T. Martinson was a short business
caller at Hans Olson's Thursday eve
Hank Olson and Fred Smorstad
were in DEBORAH Sunday afternoon.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-10-06
CANOE VALLEY.

| Jack Frost paid us his first visit
on Oct. l this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Vine and
baby spent Sunday with the latter's
home folks.
Harry Haugen assisted Bonnie
Hanson putting up corn shocks OH
last Saturday.
Mrs. j. Tallong was a caller at G.
lNarveson's on last Friday.
Mrs. c. Narveson was laid up with
bad attack of rheumatism of the
nerves this last week.
Mrs. o. Haugen was a short caller
at the home Of Mrs. Geo. Jaastad on
last Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Jaastad spent last Fri
friends and relatives.
Bessie, Florence and Clara Haul
gen spent last Sunday afternoon at
the home OF Carl Swenson and FAM
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Haugen and
Ole Usgaard were callers with the
formers home folks on Sunday after
noon.
John B. Jaastad met with hard
luck last Friday while threshing at
his home. he got his hand caught in
the grain spout, two fingers were
badly bruised and cut. by good care
they may turn out alright.
Clarence Olson assisted Bonnie
Hanson with fencing in the latter
part of the week.
o. Haugen marketed sheep at De-
corah on Wednesday last week.
Carl Weimes from Highland who
goes around testing farmers milk
stopped at the Hanson home on
Saturday night.
Look out for your sheep as there
wolves around this neighborhood.
They visited at Mrs. Hanson's last
Friday evening. The next morning
one Was found dead and two wound
| ed
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-10-06
LOOKING GLASS PRAIRIE.

Ed Darlington is hauling rock for
new hog house.
Lawrence IVerson and family,
Isaac johnson and Roy Feltis spent
Wednesday evening at the WEIGH
home.
Mrs. VIM. Welch Sr. spent Tuesday
at the Willie Welch home.
Frank Barth and Henry Knoke
were business callers at Mabel on
Wednesday,
Philip McMillen was a business
caller at Mabel this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Feltis called at
the Willard Peacock home Wednes
day afternoon.
Elias Broad of Burr Oak hauled
coal from Mabel Thursday.
Mrs. frankie WEIGH and son were
seen on our streets Thursday.
Henry Sellman was Mabel caller
Thursday
Those who were entertained at the
VIM. Feltis home Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Meyers and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Peckham and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Peckham and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
AICule Joheo anu daughter Oh CdS-
Italia and Mr.. and Mrs. Walt. Tilla-
paugh and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Peacock and son.
Lewis Monson was a caller in this
vicinity Saturday.
Prof. Clink called at the Henry
Sellman home Friday morning.
Nick Richert, Willie WEIGH, VIM.
Feltis and daughter, P. c. Goldberg,
Walter and Arthur Barth were Ma
bel callers Saturday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-10-06
BLUFFTON,

Everybody and his brother are
digging their potatoes. There will
be an average crop in this locality.
Vera Burnham assisted Mrs. Guy
Bently Tuesday and "Wednesday
cooking for threshers.
Mrs. Ella Thayer and lady friend
Mrs. John Peek of Elkader visited
Mrs. Brittendall Tuesday.
AGA LANCE of DEBORAH was bust
ness caller in Bluffton Tuesday.
Willie Gossman had the threshers
the fore part of the week. John Nc
Cauley and wife assisted them with
the work.
John Donlan had the threshers on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klemme of Ridgeway
were in Bluffton yesterday sight see
ing.
DR.. Slack preached in Button
yesterday afternoon. We we're glad
ito have him with us once more. He
is now visiting Chas. Burgess and
family.
Vera Burnham went to DEBORAH
Saturday and visited Mrs. Gordon
Baker until yesterday then Ralph
Taylor Miss Burnham and Mrs. Cor
don Baker and family visited Mrs.
Stewart Baker and family.
Gladys Murdoch is working for
Mrs. Willie Lynch. Mr.. Lynch is
able TO ride out. Mrs. Lynch is still
bed fast but is improving slowly.
Chas Houck and family of De-
corah were picnicing in our burg
yesterday.
nron5no pa,o,,o, ,,;sitod HI. cay,
August and family over Sunday.
There will be Republican meet
ing OF women here in the school
house, Oct. Is at 3 D. m. Wish all
the ladies far and near to come. EX-
pect Mrs. Willett, Mrs. Lincoln and
DIR. Amy of DEBORAH here to talk to
US. Remember the date. Oct. 10.
Mrs. Pat Gallagher had her baby
girl christened Naomi Helen. Mother
and baby are doing fine Congratula-
tons.
DR.. Emmons of Burr Oak made a
professional call in Button Sunday
morning and left 90 pound baby
boy at Mrs. Ernest Bergman's. The
mother and child are doing nicely.
but the father is carrying a swelled
head, but the DR. was to see him
this morning and thinks that his
head win come to its normal size.
Congratulations.
Rev. Meade and family. Rev Van
Welt and wife, the school teacher,
all OF Burr Oak attended the preach
ing service in Button Sunday after
noon.
Ada Sybert Is in DEBORAH this week.
Margaret LANCE OF DEBORAH visit
ed our Sunday School Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Ash went home with our
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-10-06
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP.

Services at the Evangelical church
next Sunday: Sunday school OF 10
a. m. followed by preaching by Rev.
Siewert.
A drop of over so degrees in
temperature was the record of the
weather man.
+. ID. Mead, postmaster at Creseo
accompanied Fred Mitchell carrier on
route four last week one day.
Mrs. j. c. Schaub was visiting in
Cresco the past week.
Members of the w. NJ. S. of the
Evangelical church will meet with
Mrs. j. H. Siewert Of Cresco next
week Wednesday afternoon.
Agents soliciting orders for the
Davis sewing machine were in evil
dence thru here last week.
Mike Kratz of Cresco was a caller
at the old homestead here the past
week
A number of farmers have started
picking their seed corn.
Jack Frost arrived with grip and
baggage on the North Western Win
dy Limited and left his mark on all
tender vegetables, last week We'd
nesday night.
Joe Noyak and others went to
Waterloo last week to take in the
Cattle Congress.
Some of Theo. Kratz folks were
callers at Cresco last week one day.
Poultry of all kinds Is being
marketed these days by those having
a surplus on hand.
William KratZ of Cresco called on
the folks at the old homestead here
the past week.
Digging late potatoes was on the
program for all hands and the cook
thru here last week
Mrs. Theo. KratZ and son Herbert
were callers at the Amel Koch home
last week Monday morning.
Roy Koch assisted Charley Horn
berger at shocking corn fodder a few
days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Haakenson> ac-
companied by latter's father were
callers at Cresco other Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Haakenson, daughter
Gail accompanied by Mrs. w. E.
Wiedeman were callers at the Amel
Koch home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Moe and child
rem of Ridgeway spent few days
visiting at the Theo. Kratz home re-
GENTLY
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Falck and
children from near Ridgeway were
callers on Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Koch
Tuesday evening last week.
Harry Wiedeman was a business
caller at Protiyin last week Tuesday
morning.
The Misses Leona and Lizzie Koch
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Koch were callers at Ridgeway last
week Wednesday afternoon.
Robt. Vopova and sister Elsie
were Cresco callers last week Tues
day.
j. ). Hornberger is visiting among
friends and relatives at Lake Benton,
Mimi. these days.
l.. Fl. Robinson was business
caller at Cresco last week Thursday.
Winfield Kratz was a caller at the
parental home in Cresco last week
Thursday.
A number of farmers are feeding
new corn to hogs these days
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Druchell,
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. DTu-
schell of Portland, Ore. and latter's
mother, Mrs. ]. C. Schaub returned
to Naperville, Ill. latter part OF the
week after spending several days
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-10-06
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice of the appointment OF an
administrator of the estate of Fou'
rim Evinson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the
subscriber has been duly appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Tou-
rim Evinson, late OF Lincoln Town
ship. in the County OF Winneshiek,
State of Iowa, deceased, intestate.
and has taken upon himself that
trust by giving bonds as the law di'
reefs. All persons having demands
upon the estate OF the said deceased
are required to exhibit the same;
and persons indebted to said estate
are called upon to make payment 70
HARRY EyINSON,
Administrators.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, septem-
Der 22d, 1920.
o. o. RUE. Attorney. sos.