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These words had been the shecrcst music ;n my ears. Dear Jim! I had the consolation now of knowing that up to our quarrel and separation I had adequately filled the bill-had given him his hearts desire.
 In her marriage, Alice Anstruther never would have that knowledge. No, nor satisfaction. To her indul- gent, easy-going husband she had never been a pal. Alice was incapa- ble of true companionship, of give and-take. She'd always been lit tie grabber, even in her schooldays. And marriage hadn't hanged her in the least, unless to develop and in- tensify her less attractive qualities
 Still, I would stand by Alice. had promised her.
 Mary Higgins was born old maid and very catty. It occurred to me that in her earlier days she'd had designs of the rich and eligi- bIe MT. Anstruther. They'd been at school together. He was consider ably the senior of his wife-and about an age with Mary Higgins. The explanation of her venom to- WAIUS fAAlCO Wdo 4uiCC ACdo4nAOs
 Up till now, had not counted on little Higgins as dangerous charac. ter. I'd practically ignored her. Ii was curious then, to realize her capacity for making trouble.
 A knock sounded on my bedroom door.
 "Ceme in," l cried, wheeling round in my chair and hoping that it wasn't Alice. l was in no mood at pre-. sent for fair Alice and her woes. The door opened, and Jim's mother stepped inside. She looked very sweet, ana she was smiling.
 "My dear, he's doing splendidly Pm so happy about it. My poo' Jim!"
 1 I rose and held out both my hands to her. l was very fond ol Mrs. St. Aubyns. insisted or putting her into the easy chair be side the fire, and knelt down or the hearth-rug beside her.
 "I didn't alarm you, coming up tt town the way did?" I asked her rather timidly. "lt was your righ to know. Alice thought you ough not to- be told
 Mrs. Anstruther does not under stand 3 mothers feelings" can't the quick answer. My dear, yo, did the right thing and thank yo, for ii." raised my head. A flush burn ed in my checks. I hoped that sh would put it down to the heat 0 the fire, and not read it's cause. {, How how long will the conva
 lesencc be ?"
 "It's rather difficult to say" Sh
 sighed a little. Then she smile
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SUMNIONS.

State Of Arkansas, County of Jefferson, ss.
 The State of Arkansas to the Sheriff
 of Jefferson County: Greeting;
 You are commanded to summon the unknown owner of the following described real estate lying and be ing in N B. Trulock's Addition to the City of Pine Bluff, Arkan3as:N l-2 N I-2 Lot 3, Block 2;
 Also to summon the unknown own CT of the following real estate lying in N. B. Trulock's Addition to the City of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, being describe as follows: Beginning at the NV corner of Lot 2, Block 2, thence s 66 2-3 it., thence E 120 it. thence 6G 2-3 it., thence w 120 it., to beginning in Block ?;
 Also to summon the unknown own CT of the following described real estate lying and being in Mills Ad- dition to the City of Pine Bluff, Ar kansas: 5l it. SEE IA Lot 3, Block
 Also to summon the unknown own CT of the following real estate lying and being in Mills Addition to the City of Pine Bluff, Arkansas: E 1-2, Lot 1, Block and E 1-2 N 1-2 of Lot 2, Block };
 Also to summon the unknown own CT of the following real estate in Mill's Addition to the City of Pine i Bluff, Arkansas: 40 it. NE Id Lot 3, Block l;
 l Also to summon the unknown own CT of the following land in Mills 1 Addition to the City of Pine Bluff, Arkansas: E 1-2 s 1-2 Lot 2, Block and E 1-2 of Lot 3, Block 4;
 Also to summon the unknown own CT of the following land in Mills Ad- dition to the City of Pine Bluff, Ar kansas: E 1-2 s l-2 Lot ?, Block 5;
 Also to summon the unknown own CT of the following real estate lying and being in Mills Addition to the City of Pine Bluff, Arkansas: E 1-2 Lot 1, Block 8;
 Also to summon the unknown own CT of the following described real estate lying and being in Drew Whites Survey Block 4 NV IA of NE 1-4 of Section TO, Township 6 south, Range 9 west, to-wit: k l-2 of all that part of Lot or Block of Drew Whites Survey of the NV Il of NE, 1-4 of Section 10, Township [ south, Range 9 West, lying s of Harding's Drain and on the West side of Missouri Street.
 To answer within fifteen days af- ter service hereof, upon them, in the Jefferson Chancery court com plaint filed against them in said court by Board of Directors of Sidewalk District No. 9 of the City of Pine Bluff, Arkansas and warn them that upon their failure tc answer, the complaint will be taker for confessed; and that you viii make due return of this summons within fifteen days after service hereof. Witness my hand and Seal of said Court this 8th day of April, A. D !, (SEAL) s. F. VAuLX, Clerk } 4-10-1t. 0. k. REEVE Els. D. C
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claims title are situated in the coun- ty of Jefferson and state of Arkan- sas towit:
 The Southwest t-4 of the Northl west 1-4, the Southeast l-4 of the Southwest l-4, and the West 1-2 of the Southeast IA, Section 26, Town ship 7, South Range 9, West
 All persons who can set up any right or title to any of the said lands so purchased, by virtue or reason of irregularities or title claimed by them to said lands, are hereby call ed upon to show cause on the first day that the said Chancery court meets in regular or adjourned ses- sion after the 24th day of May 1920. why said title in the said pe- titioner should not be confirmed
 R. W. McNEW, Petitioner.
 4-10-17-24; 5-1-8-15
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1 7-S to 2 7-8 cents net higher, and oats at an advance of 1 1-4 to 3 1-4 cents. Provisions closed 20 to 7A cents down.
 The accepted bullish view Of the railroad strike as affecting the corn market was that the terminals are almost bare of any accumulated stock and that as contracts for ship ments from the principal centers have yet to be filled the stoppage of transportation tends more and more to compel higher prices. The market was further strengthened by prospects that any indictments for .,lleged price manipulation here might not be returned for weeks yet.
 Oats jumped to the highest prices yet this season. Much of the impetus came from the closing out of spreads between Chicago and Winnepeg.
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Slayer of Alleged Washer is Freed

Chicago, April 9.-7Joseph Banne, five foot musician, exoncrated yester7 day by q coroner's jury in connection with the death of Trayers Walsh, whom he knocked down because Walsh and two companions are said to have insuitcd Mrs. Name, was freed on chlprgc of murder today by Judge Stewart in police court. The judge held that he had n0 authority to hold Mannc after hc had been freed by. . cptpnefs jnry.
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M. H. SMITH RESIGNS.

Knoxville, Tenn., Apri! 9.--Milton H. Smith, has resigned bosa as pres ident and director of the Louisville and Nashville railroad, according to special dispatch from Louisville to- day to the Knoxville Sentinel. The disratch said he probably would be succeeded by Wible L. Mapother, who has been a vice president of the road for many years and who was a federal administrator during the war. The election will be made by the board of directors at New York on April 18th.
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mia and naming his aide as chief of

mia and naming his aide as chief of the army.
 According to details of the alleged plot, the revolutionists were to cross into Lower California from the Uni. ted States, seize arms and ammuni. ton of which there is big supply and conduct simultaneous campaigns against Sonora and Sinaloa while General Villa launched a vigorous campaign in Chihuahua to divert the federal troops from coming to the aid of the state governments in the other two coinmonwealths.
 # When the movement was to com- I1icnce was not announced and de- tails of the plot are being kept se- cret pending further investigation by federal authorities of alleged vio' lation of American neutrality.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
 NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the annual. meeting of the stockholders of the Eden Park Natatoriusn company will be held in the as- sembly hall of the Chamber of Com- merce on Monday. April IF at 1880 D. m., at which time two new direcs tors will be elected and any othas business transacted that might come before said meeting.
 H. I. HOLLDERNESS, Secretary
 Pine Bluff, Ark, April 5, 1920. .
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, April 9.-Cotton spot dull; prices lower. Good middling 30.o3; fully middling 29.03; middling 28.O3; low middlng 24.73; good or dinary 21.53; ordinary 20.53; Sales 5000 including 2,000 American. Re- ceipts 34,OOO including 31,200 Ameri- can. Futures closed steady. April 26.13; May 25.97; July 25 30; De- tober 23 61; DebecemrR 8tradit my tober 23.61; December 22.64; Jan- uary 2244; March 22.06.
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BIDS WANTED.

Applications for manager and life guard and bids for concessions at the Eden park natatorium will be received by the board of directors of the company up to Monday night April 12, 1920. Applications for the two positions to be filled, and bids for the concessions must be in writ ing, and submitted to the president of the company.
 H. I. HOLDERNESS, President,
 Pine Bluff, Ark, April 5, 1920.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WEEKLY AND AU-
 tomobile furnished agents every where introducing marvellous new automobile invention. Doubles eff ciency and life of any car. Saves
 its cost first day. Territory going like wildfirc. S26 sample outfit free.
 Write quick. Ovee Company, Dept. 1216, Louisville, Ky. 410 & 4-24. LARGE FURNISHED ROOM CON- venient to bath and next door to boarding house. 914 West Barraque Phone 2555. 4-l0-3t.
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VILLA HEADED WITH.

Elpaso Texas, April 9.-Francisco Villa is headed north from Parral, Chihuahua kith personal command of several hundred men, according to an American, who arrived at the border today and who said he had been captive of the revolutionista one day and night.
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Cotton Seed for
 Planting Mebane Triumph Improved are SOUND and PURE. Any tities, $3.50 a bushel f. 0. b. Wab- la, Ark. GROVER CLEVELAND Wabba scka, Ark.
FOR SALE

(l5 West Eighteenth; about 100 |from Main street, five room, |rn bungalow. P West Barraque, five rooms; Dx154; possession soon. Bargain ! New paved street, paid out; on fnc. Eacres land to trade for good au- bile.
 East Second, stonc's throw from hd and Main; seven rooms. |ps for long list of city property We have Farm Loans McNEW REALTY co.
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JEANNE IS SUICIDE.

Chicago, April 9.-Jeanne Anne de Kay, who disappeared from Chicago, December 31, last, and whose body was found Monday in Lake Michigan, committed suicide while temporarily insane, coroncr's jury decided to- day.
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COTTON SEED OH,

New York, April 9.-Cotton seed oil declined IS to 2d points for ac- tive months during the early trading under general selling on the pro nounced weakness in lard, but fair rally followed on room covering and with the strength in cotton and grains. Active months closedg3 to z points net lower; sales 31,700 bar rels; prime crude 1900; nominal; prime summer yellow spot 18.OOM 1850; May 1895; July 1889; Octo,, Der 1750; prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

NNcw York, April 9.-Final price7 today were:
 3 1-2s 96.s2; first As 91.30; second 4s 890O; first 1 14s 91.30; second 1 l-4s 8906; third 1 14s 9240: -l1 S9.34; Victory J3-4s 97.55; Victory 3-4s 975S.
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EAST sT. LOUIS LIVE STOCK

East St. Louis, Ills. April 9.-HogS 4,500; few sales unevenly 50 to ~ cents lower. Grade insufficient tt justify detailed quotations.)
 Cattle, 1900; no sales.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, April 9-Rough rice no sales; receipts t,44i sacks. Mil lers receipts same. Clean rice strong; sales none; receipts T,47S pockets. Bran and polish mchang- n1
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LOST.

SPRAYED OR STOLEN-ONE Eold Jersey heifcr with blue marks r head and neck and on sides of
 Disappeared from lot at Six n and Ash. Reward for informa- Heading to return to Hurley Gull |er at Katzenstein's. 4-S-6t
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Four operators are at your ser
 vice at all times. This means no waiting for treatment. For appoint ment, phone l646. Hollis Comfort and Beauty Shop, over Rosenberg and Burton's. 3-ll-tt
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WANTED POSITION-I CAN DO clerical work, am an experienced sales man, can drive car, also have driven mules and pushed a wheelbarrow, and last but not least, Pm still living with the wife l married four years ago. If you need me, just call phone
 56a 4-8-6t
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AYED OR STOLEN ABOUT fh Srd, black, brown raw-bone ey COW, eight years old and on
 um sized bell; right ear has q and undcrbit and holc and fork underbit in left ear. Any one. ming this COW to Pine Bluff,
 notifying me will be paid $2o Rrd. J. D. Helton, k. F. D. Mo-, P% llS, Pine Bluff, Ark.
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SITUATIONS-MALE

MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS FARM ing wanted to assist manager on cotton plantation; prefer bachelor of from 45 to 50 years of age. Address Route 4, Box 80, or phone 9523-F:..
 4-:i .:,t
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RGIA ROWDEN PLANTING in 100 pound sacks, 95 per cent lination; prices f. c. b. England
 Thirty (30) pounds to bushel; ushels or less, $3.5O per bushet; 'o 200 bushels, $3.35, 200 to 1000 els, $3.25; 1000 bushels or more, l. Remit check with order; refer England National Bank, Lit lock. England and Tebbetts Gin England, Ark. 3-l9-t1
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Lawn Mowers all sizes from $6 50 up. Ball bearing and self sharpen CTS, at Cleveland Mathews Hardware Co. 4-o-ot'
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, April 9.-Widening out of the railroad strike together with increased export buying of bread stuffs led to sharp upturn today in the value of corn. Corn finished
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Home millinery New line ot shapes and trimmings; als0 old hats made over. Miss Clara Battertcn, 7O9 Main street. Phone 1876.
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ETED-YOU TO SHAVE AT o.
 sarbcr Shop, ]. F. Williams, pro-
 For. 4-7-1mO.
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FOUND.

TWO KEYS FOUND-ONE FORD key, and one safe key. Owner can recover by paying for this ad. Ap-
 ply Graphic. 4-o-ot
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SPOT COTTON.

New York. April 9.-Spot cotton steady; middling 43.oo.
 New Orleans, La. April 9.--Spot octton steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot 1,267; to arrive 63l. Low middling 33.25; smiddling 41.y0; good middling 45.o0. Receipts 9,S41; stock 319O24.
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ET ABOUT 100 POUNDS OF
 cotton rags; must be of good
 lree from buttons; will pay 6c pound. Rags will be inspected ie buying. Deliver to Graphic fe, upstairs. If
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MISCELLANEOUS

IKE TO BUY A FOX TERROR Py; not over one-year-old. Call pc 2S02. A-9-6t
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FOR SALE

F A SAFE GUARD CHECK WRIT knd get 1O0 per cent protection.
 have some bargains in traded hachines, Phone McRaven, No. 1 613 Citizens Bank bldg.
 I-4-6tI
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IS SHOE FOR RIGHT FOOT; leather; lost Tuesday, April 6, |een Cotton Belt shops and Bar |e and Cedar streets. Finder Pe notify M. R. Dale, care Cotton
 roundhouse, and receive reward. 4-9-Gt
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ONE FORD TOURING, s45o, ONE Ford touring, S350; one Dodge tour ing, $750; one Dodge commercial, $S50; one Maxwell touring, $650; mod
 el N Hupmobile, $750; one model N Hupmobi1e, ' passenger, $1,050; one
 Paige touring, $S25; one Maxwell truck Sd50; one Overland truck s350; two Ford trucks, each $400. Any of the above may be bought for 2-5 down and 10 monthly payments. McGehee- Fowles Sales Co.,, 203-11 East Sec ond avenue. Phone GOA. 4S-tf*
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HUNDRED BUSHELS OF e cotton seed for sale. Cot from this seed sold for 76c a d last fall. Price $3 d bushcl: Grain company, 205 East Third m 4~3-6r
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COUNTY SCRIP. ----
 |lnited amount of county scrip for Geo. H. Adams, phIue II. 3-19-1mo
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|cE FURNISHED ROOM CON- |ont to bath and next door to ed;ng house. 914 West Barraque
 os55 4-7-3tt.
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bN1sHED BEDROOM FOR RENT
 nan and wife or two gentlemen; 1 ar without board; near business Eict. Apply 817 Laurel, or he 2704. 4o'o'
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- FOR SALE-AUTOS

ONE DODGE MODEL 1918 FIVE passenger; one Ford five passenger car for sale cheap. Julian Auto com
 pany, phone ". 4-3-6t
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DODGE CAR, IN FIRsT-CLAsS shape, for sale; good tires; bar gain. Address Dodge" Box 755, City. 4-6-6t
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FOX KEN1-ROOMS

k FURNISHED FRONT BED for rent to gentleman. Caii
 T A' 4-4-6t
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ETED--ALL KINDS OF sEc- nand furniture. We also repair sure and connect gas stoves.
 s furniaure Co.,, 3l9 Pine v phone 24S9. 12-3O-tf
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u WHITE OR COLORED, WITH family, to make share crop or bv month; good land, good er. Apply to c. G. Gillespie, Il 1
 sr.; Street. 4-7-6t.
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lASS|E|E:Q ADVERTISEMENTS

! GOOD CEMENT FINISHER make s9 per day for three or days. S5 transportation, wire kall j. D. Johnson, McGehee.
 "AA 4-9-3t
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okEs OF HIGH BOTTOM LAND eht; 50 acres of this land is only year land and 10 acres Cypress iand; half mile of Tucker, Has two three room houses TWO cribs. K. $. Cherry, Sn and Pine street.
 nAGE-P PERSONAL ATTENTION 10 handling aud storing fur p ana household goods. Cot Dslt WarehpnSe and Storage 'ahy' Third and Georgia. Phone
 2-27-tf
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-14
STATION AGENT WAS RIGHT
Negro Messenger at Least Learned
Something Of More or Less I'M
portance to Senator.

A southern senator, whose home Is
in the country some two miles from
the railway, received a telegram which
indicated the need for his immediate
presence in nearby city. The train
schedule had been recently changed,
and the telephone was not working,
so a negro was sent to find out when
train would pass the station. 1t
was three hours later when the negro
shambled into the yard.
"Where have you been, you black
rascal? Does 1t take three hours to
ask when a train will be due? the
Tuning senator demanded.
Now. Marse Henry" the negro
protested, "yo' know hit dom take no
three hours ter ak when er train
gwine pass by. But, Marse Henry.
All done hear yo' say yo'se'f dat dat
station agent am liar an yo' can't
take his word for muffin, so when he
tor me. All didn't pay no 'tention.
but des' stayed to see fer myself. An
for once In his life dat man tot de
truf-dat ole train sho did come rollin'
by DIES when he said she would!"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-14
Soma in the Bathroom.

Professor w. III. Bragg Of the Royal
institution, London, England, has
enunciated new theory as to the
bathroom. "Why do so many people
sing In the bathroom?" asked the pro-
fessor, and juvenile audience broke
out into laughter, remembering the
impulse that seizes them to break out
into song when they are having bath.
The professor explained that the note
is struck for them by the running wa
ter. He also pointed out that, while
the voice sounds resonantly in the
bathroom, it Is not half so fine or in
spring when q song Is continued in
the dressing room. The same author
ity explained that the bubbles of
steam formed at the bottom of boil
ing kettle, nearest to the flame, tried
to get to the top, and coming into con-
tact with water of lower tempera
ture fell back again with sounds like
tiny hammer strokes on a hard sub
stance.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-14
CASTALIA.

Chas. j. McNulty of Minneapolis
was a guest at the T. H. Barrett
home last week.
Mrs. c. X. West and daughter Ir-
ma Gene OF Clermont are visiting at
the Geo. Bernhart home.
A number from here attended the
dance at Ossian Wednesday evening.
Misses Anna Schara and Bertha
Baltz were shopping in Dubuque
last week.
Miss Iva Allen spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Cresco.
Mrs. w. c. Winn entertained the
c. w. w. club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. w. H. Haefner entertained
the Embroidery club Friday after
noon.
An Old Time dance was given on
Friday evening for the benefit of the
band. The proceeds will be used to
buy uniforms. This was the first of
series of entertainments that will
be given for that purpose.
Mrs. Lena Ramp was shopping in
Postville Monday.
Mr.. Frank Buhman of Charles City
was visiting here Sunday.
Eugene and Mae Malloy attended
the K c. banquet in Ossian Sunday.
Miss Alice Klemmer spent Sunday
at her home in Cresco.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-14
BLUFFTON.

AGA Lang OF DEBORAH was up to
Button the first of the week on
business.
Ed Sharp visited his daughter
Mrs. Pat Gallagher the first of the
week.
The Olson boys went to Cresco
Tuesday on business.
Terry Mcconnell went to DEBORAH
Wednesday on business.
Chas. Burgess went to Prosper for
Lumber Wednesday.
Mrs. Luke O'Brien got the sad
news of her uncle's death, Mr.. Cur
ran of DEBORAH. She attended the
funeral Thursday held in DEBORAH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Melver are
the happy parents of pair of twin
boys born the 9Th of April Their
names have already been given to
the Union Cradle Roll of Button.
This Roll has four pairs of twins en-
rolled, which we believe goes ahead
OF any other Roll in the county for
the number of twins.
Mrs. Jake Dinger and family visit
ed Mrs. Archie ward Thursday.
August Bergman went to Prosper
Thursday for coal. Mr.. Sybert ac-
cOmpdnleu MIN.
Joe Kinney. our village black
smith was doing business in DEBORAH
Friday.
August Bergman went to Prosper
Friday for lumber to build coal
house.
A bran new girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Mathews Friday
morning. Congratulations.
Percy Ward went fishing Saturday
here in the river and caught three
carp and several other kinds of fish
in about an hour.
Mrs. Archie Ward visited her bro
Their Willie Dinger and family of De-
corah from Friday until Sunday.
A meeting of the Button cemetery
association was held Saturday even
ing, April 10 at the home of Ivan
Sybert. The following were elected
for the ensuing year: President
Chas. Burgess: vice president, Tom
Murdoch; secretary, Mrs. Kate Sibert
and treasurer, Mrs. MAY Burgess.
Directors: Wall Taylor, w. NJ. Rider.
Ivan Sibert, August Bergman. The
charges for moving and keeping up
the cemetery for the ensuing year
will be $500 per lot. All who are i'm
terested or wish to help in keeping
up the cemetery may send their do
nation to Mrs. Kate Sibert or Mrs.
May Burgess, DEBORAH Route s.
Mr.. Will LANCE of DEBORAH was up
to Bluffton one day this last week,
hauled three loads of gravel and a
load of sand. He will put up some
buildings on his place here in Bluff
ton.
Sunday School Sunday morning at
10 a. m. All are welcome.
Gladys Murdoch concluded her
stay at Mathews and came home on
Friday afternoon.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
P. ]. O'Brien Friday. Accept our con-
CALCULATIONS,
Mr.. Mummel is working for Mr..
Brittendall today.
Vera Burnham visited Murdocks
from Friday until Sunday.
Mrs. Earnest Bergman called on
Mrs. Jane Eliza Friday.
Mrs. Richard Greenslade called on
Mrs. August Bergman yesterday
levening.
Claude Morton visited T. Murdoch
yesterday.
Evelyn Plagman of Strawberry
Point is a guest of T. Murdocks.
Marguerite, Eleanor and Audry
Wilbur visited the Sunday School on
Sunday morning.