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New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
ResoIute Shows
Speed in 2-lEos.r
Spin Off Bristol

BRISTOL, K. /, May 30.-The sloop
Resolute,. Americas cup defense candi-
date, showed qualities Of stcadiness
and speed in a two hours spin in Mar
rangansett Bay to-day, which led to
enthusiastic comment from officials
aboard. The speed displayed. they
sad, was in excess of that shown in
Carrying full sail under a twelve
mile breeze from the northeast, the
sloop was taken SIX or seven miles up
the bay, where between Conin.c1t
Light and Prudence Island a stretch
Of smooth water was found There
she was put through a series Of evolu-
tons. Being jibod several times with
great skill, tried on the wind and. In
passing ship, and put on moderate
reaches, both north and south.
When she was beating back toward
this harbor the wind suddenly changed
to the southwest, coming in strong
pufs that hammered the sails and
stretched the leech Of the mainsail.
After she reached her moorinr the
sai! was unbent and taken ashore for
oVerhauling
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31

81 WONDER if there Ruts
stcks mused Robinson There might be- always
tanned that
leagues"
That touched Joe Kelly the tender spot
ean he asked Indignantly "Any lad that hit
hit them anything like the naturally
bust his right the fast That's all
luck and the If
that
right off, while have
Il WONDER, persisted Wibert
Baltimore in
Backyard busting
know 1t? III tell the that
on 1t when the Robins game with the
Baltimore team heard that they
told Stenge right fielder
back but Ruth the ball mile his
to bat Casey ad W lay the sucker can't
get the ball by me- And he did ridiculous But
Ruth and he the ball another
homer Yet spite Of this Ruth minors before
he got into the Red Sox line
We scout only believe half of what nothing that
he hears" Joel
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31

IN ALL FAIRNES s S
By w. O. MIG E E H A N

ASEBA1 longer is the chief attraction the bali parks Babe
~ Ruth Paraphrasing the
ike
Undoubtedly the hardest hitter of all
the who
Cobbs,
players their particular branches of the
Three the old Orioles
world, discussing Ruth other
the oltmes Wlbert
Brooklyn Nationals "Delehanty?
wouldn't
hmed Joe Kelly the Yankees last the odtme
admit that of the kids has the best of the old fellows Willie
nodded his
he ought fs years come"
cts his observed Wib
the
There the dimers that
about stance"
"Stance eye! Kelly "Where
golf and those ladies'
game? Have turned golfer Wbert Robinson
Al the tell
tell the world
ALL You either The
when the old
ball"
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
Navy Grew Is Given
Welcome by Cadets

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May Victori-
GUS oarsmen of the Naval Academy
were given an enthusiastic welcome
this evening when they reported at An
napolis after winning with first and
Junior crews in the American Henley
at Philadelphia on Saturday. Glendon
will now get to work to prepare his
varsity for the Olympic elimination
races on Lake igamond, Massa-
chusetts, July 23 and "a, and if sue
cessful it will be the representing
crew Of the United States in the Olym-
pic at Antwerp.
The rowing party was met by all the
mldsh'pmen and many others and es-
corted to the front Of Bancroft Hall,
where demonstration worthy of a
football team returning from victory
over the Army was given. 1t is not
lkely that the Naval Academy will en-
Ter at Poughkeepsie. as that event
would upset the training for the Olvm-
PIC race, which is only over 1000 wards.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
The Case Of Shu,rhey

E display of the usually balanced Bob
Shawke of the Yankees particularly
Of the valuable pitchers Yankee of
affect the pennan course this
display calls for discipline If the facts
that like Shwkey who served know
what discipline and submission discipline his head in
this There
must have been that has
vestgation into the the unr this
might
the a few of them themselves
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
Totals so s1lo716 o Total
Tesreau's Bears Capture
Double Bill From Stars


Jeff Tesreau's Bears took both ends
of a double header from the Madison
Stars, of Madison, Pa, at Dyckman
Oval yesterday afternoon. The score
Of the first game was to !. Big jeff
took the mound in the second contest
and had little difficulty in winning by
the score of 8 to Q The Bears viii
meet the Doherty Silk Sox in two
games at Dyckman Oval this afternoon
The scores by innings:
FIRST GAME
Madison stars. s....... 0 o 0 q O-1
Tesreaus Bears 0 o ! KS
Battcries-A. Smith and White; Brady
and P Smith.
SECOND GAME
Madison Stars....... 0 0 0 @
Tesreaus Bears ..,.. go 0 0 ! x-s
Batteries Smith Heating and White;
Tesreau and Hebblewaite
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
Babe Ruth and Yanks
On Home Lot TODAY

Babe Ruth returns to the Polo
Grounds to-day for two games, one in
the morning and one in the afternoon.
He will be accompanied by Miller Hug
gins and the Yankee team. The oppo-
sition viii be furnished by Clark Crit
tth's Senators. 1t has been announced
definitely that Walter johnson will
pitch in the afternoon game.
Over the bridge, at Ebbets Field, the
battle of the boroughs Will start. There
Will be two skirmishes, one in the
morning and one in the afternoon. Will
bert Robinson, just recovered, will lead
his own troops when Field Marshal
John j. McGraw crosses the bridge at
the head Of the Giants.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
FOrdham VS.. California

! he University Of California base
ball team, which is making a tour Of
the Eastern section OF the country, viii
meet the Fordham nine at Fordham
Field this afternoon. The Westerners
are rated as one Of the strongest teams
on the Coast and are expected to give
the Maroon nine one Of the hardest
games it has had this season Mac
Namara will probably pitch for the
Bronx collegians
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
Indians Take Final
Game From Sox
BY Score of 8 to 6

CLEVELAND, May 80. - Cleveland
took the final game Of the series from
Chicago to-day by score of to s.
The Indians tied the score in the sew
cnth and won in the eighth after Chi
cago had taken what appeared to be
winning lead.
Boohling was not hit hard but Chi
cago's hits were timely, Five singles
and a pass accounted for Clevelands $
five runs in the seventh, while single
by Uhle. Chapman's double and Speak
ers single produced the winning runs.
Tho ccCro.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
5OO-MiIe Auto Race

INDIANAPOLIS, May 3O-The stage
was set tonight for the eighth renewal
Of the 500mile automobile race at the
indianapolis Speedway tomorrow, when
speed stars of four nations will match
their skill for racing supremacy and
the lions share Of $4,000, the richest
purse in the history of automobile rae
ing. Twenty-Five drivers are scheduled
TO face the starter.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
Reds Make Sweep
Of Pirate Series.
Winning, 5 to 3

CINCINNATI, May 80. - Cincinnati
made clean sweep of the Pittsburgh
series by taking the final game to-day,
5 to 8. Adams was hit hard in the
fifth and seventh innings
In the eighth the visitors tied the
score on three singles off Sallee and a
tumble by Kopf, but the Reds came
back in the last half of the round and
put over two runs off Wisner on a pass
to Daubert and hits by Roush and
Duncan.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
American League
Tyler TwirIs Cubs
To Another Victory
Over the Cardinals

CHICAGO, May 3o.-Chicago CON
tinued its winning streak to-day by
defeating st. Louis, 6 to 2, making a
clean sweep of the series
Tyler kept the st. Louis hits scat
tered until the seventh, when triples
by McHenry and Lavan and an intield
out netted two runs
The score:
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
The Sure.I hing Men

S1ETTNG in itself does eopad sport bet extensively
amateur sportson golf football
matches But surethng
who wants things Of
He takes chances That
baseball because of the suehng
baseball professional snort into which
havem
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAI IFAnlF
SenatorsOverwheIrll
Athletics for Sixth
Victory i'm a Row

WASHINGTON, May so Washing.
ton made a clean sweep Of the series
of four games with Philadelphia by
winning to-day, II to /. The locals
made seventeen hits FOR q total Il
twenty-three bases of Martin. /. vas
Washington's sixth straight victory.
The score;
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31

Tigers Make Cleanup
In Series With Browns

ST, LOUIS, May 30.-Detroit made
clean sweep Of the series with St
Louis, winning to-day 6 to Q. 1t was
the seventh straight defeat for the
locals.
Neach drove a home run into the
right field stands in the seventh, scor-
ing Jones, who had singled, ahead of
him.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31

Iotas SO . 3 = TO TotaIs-- 80 10 n II 2
'Batted for Adams in eighth inning.
tBatted for Hamilton in ninth inning.
cincinnajI.. i''' 2 IS
Twob base hits-kopf Carey. Whitfield,
Sacriflces-Groh, Neale CD, Wingo. Double
pla -Daubert and Rath; Nicholson and
Schmidt. Lett bases-Pittsburgh 7;
Cincinnati. 6. Bases on balls-On Sallee
!; off Wisner. |. Hits-OH Adams, Z in 7
innings off Wisner, in a. off Uanil-
ton, in 2-8. Struck out--By Adams 2
Wild pitch Adams. Losing pitcher
Wisner mpires-MCCormick and Hart
Time OF game-1 28.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
Record of Past Week
In T,oO Major Leagues

CEHE weeks record in each league
of games won and lost, with
runs, hits, errors and runs scored by
opponents, including games of Sat-
urday, May 20. is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31

Bridgeport. 3. ~rr.r
Albany 8 Ptttsleid, ..
1Noree-tA. 2, W tts-blrs /
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
TotaIs. ..a46924 III d Totals =. s. s Il p II 2

FE0tI0d f0r CiN0tte IN nlnth Innln8.
+Ran for Boohling In seventh inning.
Cieyeiand. io'g.'sqd.. 0 q o : IS
Two base hits-Risberg. Schalk. Jamie
son, O'NeiU, Chapman. Stolen bases.
Collins, Wambsganss. Sacrifce-Cicotte,
chapman o.. Doublo play-W -WalHbsganss.
CHAPMAN and Johnston Left on bases
orr Cicotte, s. off Boehing. 4 off Uhle, l.
Hts-on Boehling. in : innings; off
HE, in ?. Struck out-By Cicotte / :;
by Boeh,;rg. 4 Winning pitcher-t'hle
Umpirea Dinneen and Nallin. Time OF
game-2:12
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-12

There can be no question Of the elig'
Utility of Horton of Lime Springs to q
forward position. on. the first five on &C.
count of his work since the meet open
ed. 1t was largely through his exc"p-
tional efforts that the crack Ames five
were defeated yesterday, and Horton
scored all his team points against Glad
brook last night-a total of II. His
showing this morning against Grundy
Center was equally as brilliant. While
he is not finished player, Horton has
natural ability in large quantities.
For the first time since Fsyette game
Lime Springs team hits its stride again
and every player. deserves credit for
good brand of basket ball they display
ed. Everton Jones ut center was a
bear at the pivot position, out jumping
every center opposing him and proved
himself an all around fast man. Bux-
ton displays bis usual speedy guard
game, while Teach was holding down
his share of the floor. E. Jones proves
to be good point getter and covers q
good deal of floor space, displaying fast
team work.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-12
KENDALLVILLE

IL. Todd of Sioux Falls. S. D., was
an over Sunday visitor with relatives
here. - s.
Clyde Barnes was business visitor
Saturday.
Matte Stock man was an over Sun
day visitor 1t the Len McIntire home.
Edna Fifield had dental work done ut
Harmony last week. 49,.
Will Goldsworthy and wife visited at
the Fred Todd home Monday.
Earl Trouten and family moved in
our burg last week on the place vaca-
ted by Geo. Gates.
Chas. Smith and family, spent Satur-
day Ut the VIM. Reuter- home.
Miss Bramer, of Harmony, resumed
her school duties in the Todd district
Monday after . three weeks vacation.
Pat Fleming delivered hogs at the
Harmony market the first If the week.
Mrs. L. Boyer, who has been stay
ing at the Fred Barnes home the past
winter, went to Prairie du Chem for q
weeks visit.
The Norwegian L. A. S. was enter
tanned at the Pete Hammervold home
Tuesday afternoon.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-12
A Good Man Gone.

George Easier was born near Kendall
vile, Iowa. June IA, 1861, and passed
away at his home in Fremont Township.
February q, 1920, after an illness COW
ering nearly year. a., 49,.
On May 10, 1893, he was united in
marriage with Miss Florence Mosher.
To this union was born one daughter,
Emma, who, with her mother. nouns
the death of dear father and kind hus-
band. He is also survived by three
brothers, John, Dave and Ed, oil of
Fremont Township, and six sisters
Mrs. Sam Pfendler and Mrs. Addie
Ruschksupt,' of indianapolis, Ind. Mrs.
J. w. Wells, OF Cresco, Iowa; Mrs.
Alice McEvitt, of Monticello, MINI. !;
Mrs. H. E. Bulls. Robinson, N. d. ;
Mrs. B. C. Craig, of Bridgeford, Sask. ;
also half brother, N. D. Easier, Of
Denver. COL, and half sister, Mrs.
Mary Woodward. of Cresco, Iowa, and
host of friends.
Mr.. Easier had always resided in
Fremont township, starting on rent
ed farm, later buying the farm on
which he lived at the time of his DEATH
He united with the State Line. M. E.
church in 1915, since which time he
had been very devoted member ~
The funeral occurred Tuesday after
noon, short service being held at the
house followed by a service at the
church, Rev. Geo. H. Goodrich officia-
ting. Burial was made at the State
Line cemetery.
The deceased was kind hearted and
considerable Is a neiRhbor and friend,
and wss held in sincere regard by many
acquaintances. Harmony News.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-12
PRoT1vIN.

T. NJ. Novsk and daughter Emma
were in jackson Jet. Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Klimesh of near Spill
vile, is staying with her daughter,
Mrs. Albert Jarosh.
F. J. Klimesh, Mr. and Mrs. J. d.
Bouska and son Clarence were in Cres-
CO Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Milota came
over from Cedar Rapids for an extend
ed stay.
w. J. Kalishek is staying few days
in Cresco this week visiting John
Malek, who is a patient at st. Joseph's
Mercy hospital.
Mrs. Mary Lsnda returned from Jer,
leo Saturday, after visit at the E.
Weigel home.
Joseph F. Michslec was business
caller in Cresco Saturday.
The stork made several visits in our
locality the past week, and left baby
girl 1T the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo'
seph Fencl, March 3D.; baby girl u
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Krall,
and baby boy ut the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Jsrosh on March 4th. Con-
gratulations.
Mary Polansky, who has been work
ing near Cresco, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Frank Horky.
Mrs. Lewis C.. Novak was a visitor
ut the home of her aunt, Mrs. Matthew
Novak, Tuesday. .
John Skoda and Anton Struad are
drilling a we'll 1T James Milota's place
in town.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-12
As REGARDS Government Insurance Of
:. Ex.Service Men.

The United States Treasury Depart
ment has issued Q new statement rels-
tive to government insurance based on
the liberal provisions of the recent law
passed by Congress in favor Of ex-serv-
ice men. This provides that soldiers,
sailors and marines who have allowed
their government life insurance to lapse.
may re-instate 1T any time before July
l, 1920, if the insured man can show
that he is in as good health as ct the
date of last payment. This will give
an opportunity to those men who have
been out of service more than Is months
who have not kept up their premiums
and to those. whose payments have
lapsed for over eleven months to renew
their Government insurance.
A previous statement giving Decem-
Der 81, 1919, as the last date for reap
plication is hereby cancelled.
The Home Service Section OF the
American Red Cross has received full
informa ton from the Bureau of War
Risk Insurance relating to re-instate-
ment and conversion of insurance. with
detailed instructions concerning the
exchange of one form of policy for
another at lower rate of premiums
The local office of the Red Cross is sup
piled with Reinstatement and con-
version application blanks, printed
instructions and lists of premium rates
and the Home Service Secretary, Miss
Sillimsn, will gladly give information
and assistance to ex.service men and
their families. e -"
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-12
LOURDEs.

Louie Robinson and daughter Annette
were Lourdes shoppers Saturday.
John Palmershine was a business
caller in Alta Vista Friday.
Oh, Joy! 1t was . 13-pound boy that
came to gladden. the hearts of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Shatek, March End. We con-
graduate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Fitzgerald ate din
ner with their daughter. Mrs. Mike
Weigel, and family Thursday.
DR.. McGrath of Elms was caller at
Roger Fogsrty's Saturday evening.
Lenehan Bros. were business callers
in Elma Friday.
James Vslvoda sold couple of veala
to Elma butchers Saturday.
Mrs. John Komarck is staying with
her daughter. Mrs. Joe Shatek, also
getting acquainted with little grand.
son.,
Esther Beaumaster is listed among
the sick this week. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Ball attended
the funeral of Mrs. Bucholz in Elms
Sandy afternoon.
Will Shanfeldt of Alta Vista WAS re-
pairing q windmill for John Palmer
shine Friday afternoon. r
John Beaumaster was q business
caller in Elma Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Knutson and chill
dren spent Monday with relatives nea,
Jerico.
Tom Koshatka went to Cresco Mon
day where he serves Is one of the petit
Jurors for the March court.
Lucille Gsnsen of Elma is visiting n
the Nick Gansen home at present.
Joe Miller called on Roger Fogerty
Saturday evening.
Ed Koshatka called on his home folks
Sunday afternoon.
Nick Gansen spent Sunday Afternoon
with Fred Kidding.
Albert Kidding, wife and babe spen,
Wednesday afternoon at the Charles
Klobsssa home in Elma. ....'
Mrs. RIB. Buckley and Miss Glars
Buckley were, Elma shoppers Monday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-12
CHESTER.

CaESTCH. a "1sHy"
F. Wagner of Clear Lake has, bought
out the Jones Hardware Co. He comes
we'll recommended and wishes the pa
,ronage' of the town and surrounding
country. ~.
Herbert Maures went to Austin Wed
nesdsy, where he will be employed by
M Enaney in the implement business.
Roy Hammond was a Lime Springs
caller Wednesday.
Freddy Baldwin returned from Chi
cage last Tuesday.
Miss Alice Latcham came up from
Lime Springs Saturday to spend sew
eral ttvs with her sister, Mrs. Walter
Smith returning to her home Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Baldwin returned from LIE
Roy Saturday. 49,. ~. ...
Roy Hammond returned to his work
at Osage Thursday. %" .s IL,
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Hall entertain.
ed at Leap Year party for the young
people Friday evening. IL ps
Art Rowland was up from Lime
Springs Sunday.
: B. G. Benson and N. r. Jones went
to Cresco Monday to serve on the jury.
Mr.. Benson as petit juror and R. M.
Jones on the grand jury. as
Matt Diederich and family are now
occupying the Brown house.
Merrill Reynolds of Smith Mills,
MIMI. was the guest Of Miss Frances
Barrett several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Spencer were
Lime Springs visitors Monday.
Art Jones and ]. J. Mcdowell went
to Cresco Tuesday. .g f..
John Talmadge was up from Lime
Springs Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Edwards we're
visiting at Lime Springs Monday. %.
Saturday evening the Chester Nov
ing Picture Co. gave its first show in
the opera house to . crowded house. It
WA good and Mr.. DAVIS promises it to
be better from now on.
The Chester girls play basket ball
with Cresco Wednesday evening. Our
girls have not had much practice but
here is hoping they win.
A. B, Kent went to Cresco Tuesday.
Walter Davis went to Lime Springs
Tuesday.
Miss johnson of Leroy has started q
music class here and has already secur-
ed quite number of pupils.
Dan Conway was over from Elma
Wednesday. e, >:....
Howard Palmer went to Cresco We'd
nesday.
Fred Flick was up from Cresco to at
tend the Diedricht sale.
Clayton Ullom came from Lake Geneva,
Wis, last week to visit home folks.
Arnold Jenson and Archie Winslow
went to l.Iedo, Ohio, Saturday night.
expecting to drive back a couple of
Overland cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Malcomson and
son Alvin were Cresco business callers
Saturday..
Mr.. Nelson went to Des Moines on
Sunday.
Radebuker Bros. from Illinois were
here last week looking after farm in
terests.
Will Laws went to Taopi Monday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-12
ELIZA.

Mrs. Matt Martin returned to Story
City Sunday evening after . week.
visit Ut the home Of her mother. Mrs.
nantz. E
Mr.. and Mr.. Pierce eastman are
the proud parents Of baby boy born
to them Monday evening.
Mrs. Frank Church entertained some
friends Thursday afternoon. A most
enjoyable time was had by oil present.
Cards served Is entertainment and at
the close delicious lunch was served.
The Declamatory contest held at the
opera house last Friday was . success
for both participants and those who
had the work in charge. The judges
were: Supt. Taylor of Riceville. Supt.
Gitzy of New Hampton and Supt.
Lapham of Alta Vista. Prizes were
awarded q follows: LIST, Thelma Tidg-
well: End. Ena Mahoney; and 3rd. Beth
Turnkey.
Mrs. Charles Carmen entertained her
card club Saturday afternoon.
County Supt. Buck held q study cen
ter meeting At the high school Satur-
day. The instructors were Miss Riggs
history and Miss Luce. primary Ian
guage.. Both were of the Teachers
college at Cedar Falls.
Libbie Keefe and Verna Clark went
to Waterloo Saturday.
Mrs. Grover, of Riceville. visited her
daughter. Mrs. Lynn Markham, last
Sunday.
Mesdsmes Conway, Hagerty and
Rice entertained the l. c. C. c. at the
home of Mrs. Dan Conway Thursday
afternoon. 2-- ..'. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dunton went to
Waterloo Saturday evening, returning
Sunday afternoon. r.-r
Paul Conway, of Riceville, spent Sun
day with home folks. .. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weakland, of
New Hampton, visited recently at the
Dan Conway home.
| Mrs. Art Lichty returned to Water.
loo Saturday, after visiting her moth
err, Mrs. Rose kldee. several days.
Marion Adams, of Riceville, was the
guest of Thelma Tidgwell Saturday
and Sunday. ....
Ed Diekman' returned to Iowa City
Sunday to resume his studies at th'
University. and Miss Lydia returned t.
Waterloo to work after attending thu
funeral of their father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Keefe, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Henry Perry and Charley Rich
ardson went to Charles City Sunday Il
attend the funeral of an uncle, Mr.
NARROW.
Word has been received that Henry
Miller, q former Elma resident, bu
late of Lodi, Cal. died at his home las
Sunday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-12
ALBION.

Mrs. Mitchell, of Cresco, is assisting
with the household duties at the c. A.
Holcome home.
The Doctor was called to the Oscar
March home Sunday but at this writ
ing all are thought to be improving.
Theodore Gunderson of Ridgeway
was an Albion visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Henry were Gran
ger visitors Tuesday. .
The flu patients Ut the Albert Nichols
home are thought to be improving at
this writing. ~.
Gus Miller and family moved recent
~ to his new home in Granger and
John Parchmsn of Lime Springs NOV
ed to the Miller farm. VII
c. V. johnson and w. P. Clark and
families moved to their new homes in
Cresco and Mr.. Schultz moved to the
Jahnson farm and Ed DeGreve to the
Clark farm. ~. #s
VIM. Foels moved last week to his
farm near Ridgeway.
j. j. Oulman has moved to the E. j..
Peckham farm and VIM. Cook, of
Davis Corners, has purchased the farm
vacated by MIR. Oulman.
Roy Dempewolf has purchased and
moved to the farm vacated by John
Pierce and Mr.. Pierce has moved to
the Elmer Nash farm.
E.. Mr.. and Mrs. l. S. Grinde moved re-
cecently to their new home in Cresco,
and the Zeller brothers will occupy the
Grinde farm.
Rumor says Harold Bateman has
rented the A. l.. Wallace for the COM
ing year. a.'
We think our movers, like the roads,
are getting settled these days.