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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22

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There are also many beautiful and
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Jewelry Store and it il very pleasant
place to call when one happens to be
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For Sale or EXCHANGE

| wish to sell. for cash. or trade for IL
car. Il I2-horse power Wits Oil-l'ull
Engine. Address, Box H.. Plain deal
i'm" L. Ic-41
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For Sale

:,3G Strain Barred Plymouth Rock
Cockerels SD. s.. 81 and $40 each.
Also. C. White LeghOrn COckerelS.
pure bred. $3 each. Address - Plain
Dealing. La. 3-tfi +. Il. COLLINS.
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Every man in Bossier Parish who
wishes to keep posted on current local
events should read the Banner.
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For Sale

&D acres. six miles northeast Of Bradley.
Ark. all tillabk' land: fenced. $50 per
acrc--half mineral rights reserved.
800 acres. five miles northwest OF Lewis
vile. Ark. and within two miles Of Red
River. Does not overflow. 100 acres In
cultivation: five tenant houses: all fenced.
SD per acre. TENS to suit-haf If mineral
rights reserved. Drilling Is now under way
within three miles Of place.
ADDRESS the owner-JOHN STEATTON. Dr..
box 81. Plain Galing. No agents. y.
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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08
STORAGE LAKE
Q is FILLED UP
jackson Reservoir Has Reached H.
Capariis-fhe Flow Has Been
Turned TO the River.

During the past week the storage
capacity Of Jackson lake reservoir
was reached aud II became necessary
a. close the headgates leading into
the reservoir This was done on June
81.
The stage OF the water on June %
was o93.d6o acre feet. Since that
date all OF the natural flow has been
turned back into the Snake river.
this condition will be allowed TO ex-
list until such time as the run-off from
the mountains forming the Jackson
lake watershed shall have been de
pleted OF its sources OF natural water
SUPPLY
As compared with this date In 1919
the stage OF water at the reservoir
is 402. $40 acre feet in excess AT the
present time. Water Is flowing into
the Snake river az Moran al a rate
of 1913 acre feet per day.
AT the present time the river flow
is supplying all the water needed far
Irrigation In the districts served ny
the snake The flow is actually in
excess OF the needs. with a goodly
amount going over the Milaer spill
way daily
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08

TOTAL Acre Feet Subscribed For aud
Initial Payment Made Ia Ameri-
can Pals Reservoir IL 32S. 900.

The directors 81 the Twin Falls
Canal company az their meeting isst
week signed up for 100. 0eo acre feet
OF storage I'm the American Fails res
ervoir and advanced the mony for
the initial payment on ~ 20 the 4.
3. reclamation service. This makes
the total storage paid for total 52b,-
600 acre feet. and $4,000 acre feet
Ia necessary 10 insure the project Eo-
ing through.
There are enough tracts with the
storage 20 insure the reservoir. but
they do not seem 10 have the ready
cash for the initial payment. How
ever, Il il believed that the reclsma-
ton service will start the work any
way, and then sell the water to these
prOjecia
The north side Twin Falls tract
applied for 200. o00 acre feet stor-
age This was done through the
settlers and that tract has not been
4sen over ~ them. TheS have not
pui up the money for the Initial pay
msnt. and are not N a position 10 do
40 Legally. until the tract has been
taken over by the settlers
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08
CELEBRATION AT
BUHL A SUCCESS
Hundreds from Filler Attend 10 En-
joy the Fine Progrsm-JeroIne
Minis the Bali Game.

Several thousand residents OF Twin
Falls county gathered at Bull Mon
day TO celebrate Americas natal day.
The day was a success In every
way, the committee I'm charge OF pre-
parations having measured up To ex-
pectations.
Previous 10 the sports. a musical
and speaking program was given at
a pavilion ON the main street. Miles
Cannon, state commissioner OF agri-
culture was the principal speaker.
The sports program Was carried
out on Twelfth street. Races OF all
sorts were featured. following which
a water fight was held between two
hose teams.
The main sport feature was base
ball game between Jerome and Bull.
both members OF the Southern Idaho
baseball league. The Jerome team
was accompanied by several hundred
fans, who occupied the right center
OF the grand stand. A merry roofing
battle was staged starting from the
moment that Blair. Jerome's first
man at the bat. knocked homer,
until the last man was out. Jerome
won both the ball game aud the root
ing battle. The final score was l 2 q
6.
The days festivities were conciud-
ed with dancing at the pavilion and
fireworks.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08
NE. T PRESIDENT WILL BE NEWS
8 PAPERMAN; COX AND ROOSEVELT
ARE THE DEMOCRATIC CHOICE

drawai; Edward l.. Dobeny OF cau.
fornia. and former Governor Haw
ley OF Idaho we're withdrawn aud
Major General l.. u. Tyson of Ten
nessee IN person announced that ne
would not be a contender. as did
David u. Francis OF Missouri. No
nomination OF W. T. Vaughn OF Ore.
gon, who had received state primary
endorsement. WAS changed In a sec.
ond for the successful nominee.
Tsmmany Accepts Roosevelt
Bainbridge Colby, secretary OF
state. who was considered as a can
didate aud refused 60 allow his name
go be used. finally was urged TO con
sent II he should be drafted. AZ
Il fell out, the Tammany crowd de
cided 10 accept Roosevelt. who
brought TO Go ticket The participation
% fan administration man. and Mr..
Colby's name was not considered
further.
Mr., Roosevelt was placed In nom
lnation by Timothy l.. Ansberry a
former representative from Ohio.
who sat as a Cox delegate In the Dis-.
trict OF Columbia delegation. Sec
onds sprang from all parts ~ the
convention hall. and although itooss-
welt was not formally nominated un-
al after the business OF nominations
was taken up. there was never any
doubt about it aud never al sny time
was there any opposition. The see
onding Of his nomination by Goy-r-
nor Smith OF New York from the
Tammany delegation clinched II.
To Notify Nominee
Senator Robinson OF tArkansas.
permanent chairman OF the con ven
ton, was appointed chairman OF ihs
committee 60 notify Governor Cox
OF his nomination. and chalrmsn
Homer s. Cummings OF the demo
cratic national committee was APP
pointed chairman OF the COMMITTEES
TO notify Mr.. Roosevelt
After IT'S tumultrous session OF ~
ballots heconyention reasaem1led
at noon TO finish Its work. Theirs
was az first a delay utilized by tho
Cox managers 10 hear from the gov
ernor about his wishes In the vice
presidential nomination. y. II.
Moore OF ungstown. o., who man
aged the governors fight. let IL BIO
known that Cox was willing 10 leave
the selection Of his running mate ia
the convention. with that the forces
easily and quickly coalesced aud att
er Mr. Rooseyelt's nomination APP
plauded an appreciation OF him by
hts chief. Secretary Josephus Dan
lels.
Final Proceedings
During the closing moments OF tho
convention the usual formal resolu-
tions affecting the national commit
mittec and the convention organixn-
we're adopted with a resolution es-
pressing the thanks and appro1ia-
tion OF the convention 10 the city OF
San Francisco.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08
PRIMARIES TO DETERMINE MEN
TO BE NOMINEES FOR COUNTY
OFFICES AND CONVENTIONS

sell. Jerry l.. Siggins ~
Hansen 6 TO be eietted l-Stuar
Seyerns.
Murtaugh @ TO be elected) w
c. Hall. T. v. Nash, Hyrum Pickett,
T. T. Rutledge.
Hollister O. to be eleetedl Lille
l.. Bevingtoa, T. ]. Douglas, George
r. Grover 80 % E4
Rogerson 4 2 TO be elected) III
p. Gibbs. ". NJ Hines.
Berger 2 TO be elected Richard
Calvin. W. F. Mikesen.
Amsterdam Il 10 be elected.
Maroa t3 to be elected)4John II.
Blass. S. y. Hawkins. Ross Moseley.
Glover q TO be eleetedl-Ray M.
Beauchamp. j. H.Seha efer. F. II.
Skillern.
Lucerne q TO be eleeted)-Thom-
as Parks.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08
WAR INSURANCE
REINSTATEMENT
TERM EXTENDED
Ruling Defining New Conditions TN
der Which Es-Sersice Men May
Keep Policies In Force.

WASHINGTON II A ruling delin-
INK new conditions under whirh
lapsed or cancelled war risk lnsur
ance policies may be rcinatated by
former service men and women has
been issued b the war risk Insurance
bureau.
Under the ruling. Applications for
reinstatement made with 4 months
Of discharge. and prior 20 January 1.
1921 need only be accompanied by
only two months premiums and a
statement that the applicant IA In
as good health ~ 90 the date OF the
discharge or resignation. No medi-
cal examination IL Required
After January ]. 1921. and until
July 1. 1921. in case whore insur-
ance lapsed or was cancelled prior 10
July I. 1920. regardless OF length OF
time since discharge. the applicant
must forward two months premium
and also the report 81 full medical
examination made by o licensed ply
slcian al the applicants expense.
Insurance lapsing or cancelled aft
or July !. 1920. may be- reinstated
on statement 90 physical condition
within three months. after three
months and within siy months the
for reinstRfasnent must
he accompanied by a short medical
certificate aud after SIX
months aud within o. mcnths by
full medical examination certificate.
In all cases two months premiums
must ACCOMPANY the expiration for
reinstatement /,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08
Assistant secretar, III Navy BECOMES
Running Mate of COX By Vote
Of Acclamaiion--No Ballot.

SAN FRANCISCO franklin ID
Roos ayelt OF New York. assistant
secretary OF the navy. was nominated
,cr vice president Tuesday by the
democratic national convention. and
became the running mate OF Tower
Aor James NJ. Goa OF Ohio. the dcmo,
cratic choice for the presiden tial
nomination
All Others WI hdraw
Despite the diainolination OF the
rammnny organizations TO accept him
Rooseeclt's name went over with "A
bandwagon increment during which
all Other candidates were withLraWn.
jan ; Hamilton Lewis OF illinois
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08
VERN HUGHES
BADLY BURNED
Of Fourth Results In
Child Being Badly Burned by
Careless Companions.

Last Monday. while vern Hughes
youngest son of MIR. and Mrs. l.. %.
Hughes. and several OF his compan-
ions were playing with fire crackers.
number of sizzlers" in the lad IS
pocket ignited and before help could
be reached, the boy had been badly
burned from the hip 10 the knee. ~
badly that when the clothing war re
moved. the skin fell from the body
Medical aid was called and the hoy Is
resting easily. ta "a
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08

Deep Greek q 10 be elected)- j.
Walyter Miller. G. II. Ulrich.
Thometz % 10 be elected)-E. j.
Colbert. c. W Neale
Rock Greek % TO be elected ~
Carl ]. Domrose. Aschel Il, Murray.
Castleford (3 TO be elected ED
s. Couse. Martin Miller, John A. No
BILE. !
Butte a 10 be elected ~ r.
MacNamara.
shoshone Basin q to be elected
Democrats
Twin Falls No. Is to be eleeted)
y. NJ. Dimond. J. p. Kosharek
Frank G. Lechleiter, W. II. Nixon.
Frank l.. Putnam. A. w. sowle. j.
b. Steele.
Twin Falls No. "a 10 be electedf
Tom Bennington. G. T. Bunce w.
Orr Chapman. ID. d. Davies. J. A
Keefer. John G. Lenz. ]. Il. Roberts.
@. II. Self. p. II. Smith.
Twin Falls No. IS 10 he electedl I
John r. Davies. George f. Eding-
er. r. ]. Finch. ]. T.. Finney, J. W
Iron. n. n. Leeie. Ed. a. Minnerley.
II. w Sawyer
Twin Fails No. 4 &c 70 be elected
y. p. Ahern, Jacob r. Arlington.
s. ID. Davis. Walter Lee W. A. Me
Kinster. J. H. McNichols. .. E.Mont-
gomery. r. NJ. Spargur, W. W. Wal
lace.
Twin Falls No. "a to he elected)
o. Il. Carlson, ]. y. HUI. G. S. Nc
Graw. James W. Porter. F. II. While.
Twin Falls No. TO be elected)
j. IA. Day. Frank Ham, 5. II. Kay
Ter. w y. Lawrence. 7. j. Lloyd X.
Twin Falls No. : "A to be eleetedl
C. l.. Bowen. p. H. Crow. n. +
Deiss. T. =. Hunter. Frank NJ. Ken
dali. w. r. PIKE. T. NJ. Robertson,
r. II. Stevenson. O. W. witham.
Bull No. &c to be elected)-
VIII L. Hawkins. c. NJ. Hecker. c.
j. KaIlna. p. c Meredith. W. Y. Nor
rIson. Arthur w. -Ostrom. A. T. Wis
ner
Bull No. q to be elected II.
W. Barry. George r. Baxter. Roy r
Hopkins. =. A. Milner, C. IL, Taylor.
Harry WILSON,
F'fIer IS TO be elected w. NJ /
Bunce. G. W. Case. 7 ID. Conner.
ID n. Davis. W T. HiginbOtna1n. {
Earl Munyon. Jobs NJ Penney. Jn-
neau n. Shinn George n. Truitt
Kimberly &c TO be elected Jas. /
ID. parnhart. j. r. Fitzslmmons. 81.
VI. steeisnith. Joseph n. sudweeks,
W. r Summers Wells Webster.
renee Hansen. 5. AcCey. n. A. Rob
iEon. M
Nutrangh q to be eiectedl r.
Hansen - 20 be elected Law
Francis 4. johnson. Is 8 True.~
HOLSTER q 20 be elected Ed
w.rd = Rahcock " ~ Craven. " 4
E. MorehSuse-
Rogerson II 10 be eiected.)
Berger q 70 be elected Harry
II
Amsterdam a to be elected
Maria 4 4 70 be elected John ID.
Z. J. Malone.
Clover "a 70 be elected -B. I. 4
Bailey. Anton Mechscek. W. 3. Sam
aei. G. z. Thaemer
Lucerne q 20 BE eiected.l
Deep Creek Is 70 be eiected1--
Cloyd Oliver.
TSomeiz i to se elee,ed)-w. J
Rcgf creek q 20 be eieeted)-
D. p. Albee. Fsies "A. .ss~ns4n.
CastlefOrd q 70 be eleefed)-
i.onnie C. Lilly. william Ringerts.
H. =. Weliy.
Butte q 70 be elected - Donald
shoshons Basin "a 10 be elected
Candidates for members Of the
-spub!lcan county central sommitiee
With oas 10 be elected In each pre-;
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08
SCHOOL BONDS
SUCCESSFUL IN
SATURDAY VOTE
I.iftie Inssresf Attached In $4,000
bond Issue for Orer-Esfimafe-
on school Building

Little Interest was manifested IN
the school bond election held here
Saturday al which time bonds were
successfully voted 70 the amount OF
sfs.oe0 10 cover over-estimstes on
the proposed new grade school
building
The voting day. coming a. Il did.
lust before the Fourth OF July. Is
credited with being responsible for
yotss east IN. favor OF the bonds,
while only three opposed them.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08
EDITOR RETURNS
TO HIS DUTIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Juneau Shinn. who
we're married al Twin Falls. June 90.
returned yesterday from tour OF
the Yellowstone park Mr.. and Mrs.
Shinn enjoyed pleasant honeymoon
and report the park as an ideal spot
for Nacationists. The newlyweds
VIII be al home TO their friends aft
er August 4
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08

Government Furnishes The gov.
rnment furnishes az horses feed
for horses. hire Of men 20 take care
81 the horset. rifles pistols. ammd-
aliirn and uniforms fnr the men
State Furnishes TIE state ~ fur
nlsh $500 for arnory rental tesch
year.
Herbert G. Deane n. a. Barrett.
L. r. BraeksB. Clarence Taylor.
lame niifCrd. Guy 6. Ryan. g. W
Jones. . A 81 Clair. W X. AyerS.
81 Tuiii7an. Lee y. Mech. Dr..
&. A. BAILEY. Chas. Y. Lsrsep. W. a.
EidridEe. = x. Goodrich. G. siaugh-
tsr. Oscar &. Newman. Newell =.
Wight l.. Y. MinOl. W. D. Fletcher.
J. A, Gallagher.
This Is the list so Gar. FHer has
promised the troop 20 men and 70
complete the quota Twin Falls will
In the next % days have 10 produce
rs more men than there on the abovs
list for the reason that some OF the
above men are eitssr too old or too
heavy for cavalry mer. But ~ thxf
they are willing 20 Try. ~
Now IN the time for the young men
10 kick IN. now IA the time for the
business man 70 make up his mind
that The 81 .000 month thAt-it costs
the city 20 maintain one OF these
troops in a town shall be spent IN
HERBERT G. bEANE, NJ D. !
The list will be found at the cham
Der of commerce rooms IN the BOYD
huffdfug oyer MEcauieysF cigar store
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08

cinet are.
Twin Fails. No Wilbur g. HHi
Twin Fails No 2--H q. Dietrich.
W. %. Taylor.
Twin Falls No. s-H c. Van Aue-
deln.
Twin Fails No. l-None.
Twin Falis No. flames NJ Rice
Twin Falls No. e v. Larsen
Twin Fails No 7--E } sIorn.
brook.
Buhl No. l----Wiliism n. Green. jr
Buhl No g. less o. Eastman.
Fller-W, !. A Shear
William A. Gill.
Mnrtaugh-T. r RufledKs
HoIiister-R. J Phillips
Rogerson-W ~. Hines.
Emsteedn ns--None.
Msroa--J Ohm n. Bisns.
Clover--Roy n. Beauchamp.
Lucerne--Thomss Parks.
Deep Creek-CiaUde r. Ulrich.
Castleford-Csri J. Miller.
Butte-R. T. MacNs mara.
Candidates Tor members OF the
derzocrstic county central commit
ts<. one 20 be elected in each pre-
cifct. are:.
Twin Fslls No. III. NJ. Dimond.
Y. L, Macsicar
Twin Fails No. s-H. W. Sawyer
Twin Fsiis No. wv. A. Ninuick,
John .. PILGRIM,
Twin Falls No. s--s ". Kayler
W. p. Lawrence
Kfmberly--W. ~. Turner.
-BaBsen--W. v. Brewer. $3.50.
MartauEh--B. v. Jain.
Berger-Hsrry Crookhsm.
Bsroa-E. J. Malone,
Ciover-W. 8, Samuel.
Luccrns-W. g. Stuart
Thometz--W J. Traebiood.
cssti~fers--i-ennfs g isiiY.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08

Sweet cherries are ripe at crystsi
Springs orchards Can more cher
ries and use less sugsr. Come and
bring your boxes.---adv
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08

Record want ads hare aeeoms
plished wondsfs. and at email es.
wisely invested bring remarkable re-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08

Ttmberly & TO be electad)-W. =
BrSston. George o. brsmer, =
Bnrfhsltsv, L. G. Doty' "so'ss n1s
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08

The list will be found at the cham
Der Of commerce rooms IN the Boyd
building, over Mscarley's cigar atore.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-08

Expiration OF the statutory Tune
for filing OF nominations for any o.
flee voted upon at the primary cleo
fion does not prevent entrance OF
other candidates. Other candidates
names may be written on the ballot
Following are the candidates an
nouueed for delegates to the county
conventions OF either party as sho~r
nv the county recorders recorus.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-18
HAPPY CIRCLE

Mrs. Fred Fish and Mrs. Chas. Fish
called on Mrs. Alfred Gessell Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Van Dan Acker and
daughter Elenora spent Sunday at A.
DeGroote's.
John Lusson and family called on E.
J. Bouska and family Wednesday ev-
ening.
Sammie Hanson is the owner of a
new Ford. Now girls see who will get
the first ride.
Laura DeGroote spent Sunday with
home folks, ~
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-18

Willie Peter, of Waterloo. spent
Sunday at home.
Louis Hanson and son of Granger
called on Peter Hanson Saturday even
ing.
Louise Rate and Mary Gerber spent
Sunday at A. Peters.
Anna Lusson is assisting her sister,
| Mrs. Ed Bouska with household duties
and also getting acquainted with her
new neice.
Mrs. Otto DeWalle, of Cresco. was
was spending a few days last week
with Mrs. Clarence UeWall4.
George Woods spent Wednesday af-
ternoon with Joe Lickteig's children.
Frank Slifka returned Wednesday
from business trip in Wisconsin
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Peters and Mrs.
Joe Burnikel and Mr.. and Mrs. P. Lick
teig and children spent Sunday after
noon at E. Bouska's.
Elsie Peter left Monday morning for
a weeks visit with her sister and
brother ct Waterloo.
Mrs. F. Bouska and son Raymond
autoed to Calmar Sunday.
Geo. DeGroote is spending this week
in Wisconsin.
Ward Craft and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Len Sebastian spent Sunday at
Leslie Sebastian.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-18
COUNTY NEWS.
CHESTER.

Frances Barrett completed hel
school term near Spring Valley ane
came home Friday.
The Old Settlers Picnic has come anC
gone for one more year. The unusual.
ly fine day permitted the people tt
come from far and near and every thing
was grand success. The speech or
the site of the old schoolhouse was
especially enjoyed by all. This was
delivered by Elmer johnson a former
Chester boy, but now prominent law.
yer at Cedar Rapids. He kept the
crowd interested from. start to finish.
In the afternoon were street sports, q
ball game in which Protivin defeated
McIntire by score of to l winding
up with bowery dance for which Car
penter's orchestra furnished the music.
Not forgetting to mention the fine
music by the Saratoga band at all
hours. The movie show afternoon and
evening and the merry go round left
not dull moment for any one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cue attended the
picnic given by Mrs. Laurie Ness to
her pupils in York township last Fri
day, this finishing her school term.
Ray Larson, wife and two children
came from the southern part of the
state last Wednesday and visited until
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Nellie
Larson.
Mrs. Ida Baldwin and Dorothy went
to Waterloo for an extended visit with
her children.
Mrs. Helen Phifer and Mrs. Wagner
| Christianson and sons left for their
new hume at Minneapolis which Mr..
Christensen recently purchased last
Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Baldwin returned
from St. Paul Saturday evening.
Will Marshall of Chatfield, Mimi,
came to visit her sister, Mrs. E. J.
Roberts and was shaking hands with
| numerous old friends in Chester Sstur-
day.
Mrs. Elmer Eaton and children spent
the weekend with Wells Eaton and
Lornie
MIR. and Mrs. l. Courtney are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. C. T. McWilliams.
The only event to mar the success of
| the Old Settlers picnic occurred when
Leonard Jensen had the misfortune to
break his hip while participating in
the foot race. He was cared for at
IL. OIoIA U1llCS Ue1OIG OSlUk t6hcu
home. He will be unable to get around
for some time.
Mrs. Jesse Smart and daughter, Mrs.
Harry Beckman. and son. Willard from
Washington, and Mrs. M. Law, of Aus.
tin, visited at the A. H. Barrett home
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Wells Eaton and Tommie and
Miss Frances Barrett autoed to Cresco
Wednesday to get Mrs. E. Eaton and
children.
Mrs. Sanacher and daughter Jennie
returned from their trip Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Hall, Mrs. A. H. Bar
rett and daughter Frances were Lime
Springs shoppers Monday.
Mrs. C. H. Thomas, Mrs. A. E. Jen-
sen and Mrs. Emmett McWilliams
were callers 1T the Wilbur Howe home
Monday evening.
Mrs. Guy eagle, her mother and son
Roy came up from Lime Springs and
spent the weekend at the John Ham
mond home.
The Hslver and Dugstad families
were guests Sunday at the Lonnie Hal
yer home
Helen Davis of Taopi visited at the
John Hughes home Sunday.
Harold Hall is working for Mrs. MUIR
ply on the Peterson place south of
town.
Lornie Phifer was Cresco caller on
Monday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-18
KENDALLVILLE.

Bud Davis and family. of Orleans,
visited Ut the w. A. Clink home, Thurs
day of last week.
Mrs. Peter Williams, of Minneapolis,
and Mrs. Sam Moore, of DEBORAH, were
guests of the A. Moore and Joe Colds
worthy families, few days last week.
Amy Belts returned 10 her home At
J Cedar Rapids. Monday, after a two
| weeks visit with friends here.
Mrs. Martha Zeigler returned to her
home at Spirit Lake, after spending .
week 1T the John Clink home.
Earl Trouten and family spent Sunday
at the VIM. Trouten home, north of
town.
C. C. Brown and family went to Nora
Springs, last Friday, to attend the
funeral of their little grandson, Robert
Oleson.
Mrs. Mary Hoag from the State Line
spent few days last week with Mrs.
| H. M. Daskam.
Edna Stein. of Harmony, spent last
week at the VIM. Reuter- home.
Elmo Stephenson and family. w. A.
Clink snd wife and Matte Burton autoed
to Hesper, Sunday afternoon.
Gladys Todd, of Sioux Falls, is visit.
ing relatives here, the last few days.
DR.. Hess, wife and son Robert spent
Sunday afternoon at the Steve Todd
home.
Edgar Shelmidine, wife and daughter
Helen returned to their home at Milford,
the last of the week, after short visit
with old friends and relatives.
Lem Ludden is hsuling material for .
new barn.
QAmelia Holiness, of Harmony, spent a
few days last week with her uncle,
Elias Holiness and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Severt jacobson, of
Florenceville, were callers here, Satur.
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. E. Kellogg is a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Chas Curtis.
Alison Daskam and A. Clink attended
l. o. o. F. Lodge in Cresco, Monday
night.