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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
LADIES AID SOCIAL AT NEWPORT

special Corrrsrondoncc of Fyery Evening
Newport, Ian q-Thc Ladies Aid
Society of Newport NJ III Church held 5s
monthly mcetnC anil SOCIAL " edncsdal
evening ID the horne ol Mr. and Mrs
lNln Woodward There wa~ an n-tr1l-
ntataI solo by Miss Fmma : Macian
ana 4 zoea solo IN II f Gregg Mis-.
GLADYS Pas~nlorc d. thr Wilmington Corn
nanuy Service took charge ~ hc games
hicfl Nc~" neH an5 Et-v fnlcA enjoyed
..v hos present Prizes pere van tn
Mrs Harry Person Miss Katherine
Price snd Mrs Elmer Miller
The next social vii ~ hcii at h., homo
n Afr and Air~ ] L Lyman. and the
following entertainment committee was
sppointed Nr~ Marvin Bail chairman
Mrs. A. A. Price lr and Mrs Andrew
nlrg4n. Those present were Mrs. II II.
Groomc, Mr. and Mrs J Z Lyman Alr
and Mrs II l. Groee Rev II 4 Quigg
Miss Grace QugG Miss Imily Quigg
Mr. Il.zahct IislAarl MIR ~ l. Duff.
Miss Nora Stuart AiI- Nl}ar King
Mr. and Mrs Inner Miller MIR H4rrx
FIcrson, Mis- Katharine IrIcc Mrs J
Iarmcr Rllc- Alr- Frances AicCoy. MrS
Andrew llargan. Mr. Marvin Ball. Mrs.
E.rle z HAYDEN Miss GLADYS pasSnore
llrs 4 i Price. Il Ethel Woodward
Ireue Gregg Edna Cannon Frances
Bali Emma Maclarv Helen Cox and
Price Person Refreshments were served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
CHEsTERTowN AND VICINITY.
Special corr .p5adaaee o. I7ss. .Gssu.as

Special Corr, pond nee 81 I.Ssss Esenifg
fLes'eJtowu Md 3au 9.3.s..s
enumeraeor- Tor krui 5az=45as as1es=ts==a
on the .ob since isst lifdas, nd are
encountcrng some interesting aad l4lgh=
able experiences Ill ti4eif contact with
the people especially thsQ len 1tha do
not very much ralish disclosing tier
ages 0ne laay declared .h aver heard
Il such ImperflHenee iH Ter lift when the
enumeration asked her tlu eeIar ii her
eyes, and hose long size haa heeu living
with her husband Bat Notwithstanding
such difficulties lie Wafk progressing
smoothly
Dr g Allan Jarnan So ssalless 5itIs
week to In trdslie 81 h. son, ffsat
who has been II j government Insnit 4
ioT several months Tie telegram s,54tt-i
that young Jarfnan Is III eritssal con.
tion, with little hore for his recovery
THIS family hold. the proud distinction ii
sending = father and three seas a. tal.
recent var and ull af them sao iI.
flng!shgd str}ie.s aIi5 returned f43at.
n good health eScepf Efsal ah5 Il
feared developed Tuberculosis a.f4q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
CEclL ool NrY NEWS.

>us9 X Ccrrl eaaeuce os Eyers tSsuua
t'Afon Mi Dan ) Mrs Caroline
\ Howard sIaov of thc ste Jacob Ha,4-
.rj llbt1n pioneer ee dealer ,}ic.4
y e8ue~i8t evening ar uen Hospital
attee sewers 0een2 illness scout Is
wears 0l aEe
" lau to5tv- Us tIntou s ao aa, .,.4s
taAnE Gn business cour~ II Vii
MnEaoa -0aao ha- been Appontcd ro <
eleT.c3t position n the hiNton Ranking
an3 Trust Co. s oflca succeeding Nf.,
Potts 4 bn tgoguti III arEeDt / nt,s.ti..n
In ha coQnt> court Office
hrstp tpeakc Iltv Irr t'a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
uOMANS CLUB MEETING

special Corrspoadence or Evrry EveniDr
Newp It Jan 9-The Woman 5 CIub4.
NeEport held Is weekly meeting " Cnes-
day afternoon at the home q Mrs V /.
DuF Miss Edith L Hughes gave :. yer7-
interesting talk or lh.lit Ih,. committee
Z charge Of the New Year eve ,snct
aeid ~ tn club reported q net s'lm Vi
fS6 Mrs. " 7. Groome rea B selection
ron the box on the Federation 0f
Women s Clubs. and Miss Ella Johnson
read selection entitled The Ten Ccn-
nandments on Old II. q. /"
The next meeting of the club vii Id
ael Wednesday afternoon, January 1T
~ the home Q. Mr. George IrcaericL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09

has .eged tho .lowtac officers. rr,-
IDEAS y AIcG-llley >e,reia-e Ig-
+ Caldwell cr E'caa- F.
,l.ao Basln aioee: vo. f.4
.tle was -.aluS horse IL
a0ya .ad he ~a- 4r1rr
ai> lex
Ni- Nta-m 500
sine hos -eu Spending
a-r aslttar Airs A ~
Ca, ,pe4ko Ilty G t5~ ts
bgc4AinA her p oae
Nea-> Is, IS S
llc lpu .an ~a- alle.
heir 'ra sa
aca ee
Eik,Qu aae>.-.- eAe ,gta,-
fasr 'ean
Dan.na n uast -au
Mr -nl Mrs ~.rrs-
ecs uu .-c e a.o.az Nl- ~.r.aN
brother Eete- ~rns8c har
ne,- u4 whom AZ r a.l en
rNepfs- tas--
ti- N aa ~..maa aa. -..l .
Ear tla.aatFs0 na.e-t, \1. 4
ts- ,aer- h. nca SIS. 1c r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
DELAWARE CITY

>recisI Corresr sronden~e of Fvary Evening
Delaware Cry. Jan. 4.-At the annusl
meeting of the Hickory Grove Cemetery
Co. 81 Port Penn this week. John :
Lacheis vas elected Il succeed tic late
Nlli4m H. Morrow and the remainder
of the directors were reelected A j
Vandegrift vas chasen secretary and
treasurer succeeding Henry CIeavcr. the
latter having served the company III that
capacity for 50 years.
MIR and Mrs. Herbert Morrow are
helng congratulated on the birth Of son.
Price STANLEY moved h1s family. vtstcr-
lay, into the house on Adams srrce-
formerly occupied hy Philip Armstrong
Mrs. Wilkins Is improving after i
.reeks Illness 1T her home on Washington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
MIDDLETOWN.
special Corresponding Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Aliddletown, Jan 9--John HeldmySr,
Jr., has sold the business and building Of
Mrs. Rosa Weber, on West street, TO
John 7. Mclntlrc Mr.. Mclntire will
improve the building and continue the
ice cream and restaurant business.
The Home and Foreign Missionary So
cieties of Bethesda VI H. Church held a
delightful meeting ri the parsonage, Mon
dav evening During the evcslng the
pastor, Rev Y, i, Northrup. and Mrs,
NorthuIp were presented with purse.
The official board has invited DR. North
rlp Ia return for the third year
Rev G. W Clash, rector Of Emmanuel
T. T. Church, Wilmington, will preach
Mt ST Annc's (hurch Sunday evening,
January II The parish branch Of the
Woman's Auxiliary has sent a missionary
box, valued ~ nearly so, to a clergy
mans family in Southern Florida
Queen Esther (i rclc realized about S95
from the Daddy Longlers movie benefit
g,1vcn this week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
SECOND FUNERAL IN 4 WEEK

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel, Jan 4-Thc funeral OF Miss
Mary Hastings. who died at the home of
oer sister-in-law, Mrs Thomas Hastings.
at the age Of 90 wears, was held Yesterday
afternoon. Rev l. E. Windsor, pastor of
Mt Pleasant NJ Il, Circuit OF Laurel
officiating Intcrment was made. accord
;ng 10 an oft-repeated request Of the de-
ceased, IN the Methodist Protestant ccme-
tery az Sharptown. Md. This made the
second funeral from the Hastings home
during the week, the sistcr-In-Iaw, Mrs
Thomas Hastings. having died last FRI
5ay, and the funeral held Monday after
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
NEWS OF LAUREL.

special Correspondence Fl Eyery Evening
Laurel. Jan 9-James q Emory has
been confined to h'- home IN Pine street
Tor nearly two weeks with 4 severe car
5uncic On his hand
Edgar L Hudson has returned III His
home in North Laurel sitter spending
several weeks in Detroit Mich. vjsa.In-
hi> brothers and friends.
The auto Sales anI Service Co. ha.
moved iron the building recently crested
II Fourth street and Delaware avenue III
he building they previously occupied .,u
Market stree. near Delaware avenue
Al additional building IS IL ~ erected
Representative Harvey z Hastings
nss recovered from s rco1t atacA oi
scQtc Indigestion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Mrs. Edith Patton Cochran Pol
lard, Formerly of Middletown,
Dies IN Philadelphia.
KENT COUNTY JAIL EMPTY
Fishermen Around Millsboro Are
Making Big Hauls of Fish,
Which Bring Big Money.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
NIillsboro, Jan. 9.-The coming in of
an oil Cusher or the discovery Of pocket
of gold would bring no greater excitement
than was seen III Millshoro Yesterday when
Edward Gordy's fishing crew brought in
$50 pounds of rock fish and perch, for
which they received 81 500. all made in
one haul on the Indi river
4 short time later the crew, captained
ty William Steen. brought in "a haul Of
eighty bushels. for which they received
$500 The men broke the ice in the river
near Sandy Landing and. putting down
their nets. made the haul which netted
them q small fortune.
Other fishing crews arc making hauls
netting them from 500 to $500, hut the
Gordy and Stccn crews made the record
hauls Of the week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09

delphia, died at her home on Wednesday
Of pneuponia, after an illness of two
weeks. AIrs Pollard WAS the youngest
daughter of Mrs. Richard II. Cochran OF
Middletown, and lived here until her
marriage 10 MIR Pollard two years ago
As Patton Cochran she WAS favorltc
here.
Funeral services will be held at Mr.
Pollard's home this afternoon, and the
body brought here for burial. The services
will be held Mt st. Annc's z. Z. Church
after the arrival Of the noon train on
Saturday Rev. Percy l.. Donaghay will
have charge OF the services. Intermcnt
will be made in the Cochran burying
lot in Forest cemetery, near here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09

WANTS TO DIE AT HOME.

SPECIAL Correspondence of Every Evening
laurel, Jan 9 Mrs Elizabeth Mitchell
Is seriously III a tho home u her daughter.
Mrs.. Washington Nit he'll in South
Laurel. Owing 70 her advanced age, being
~ wears old. her condition Is considered
critical
Mrs Mitchell, whose home is at Mis-
sion. has been visiting her daughter for
more than 8 Year and has been worried
ever since she came a. laurel for fear She
would die up here. She SAYS she cannot
die satisfied away from her homo, whore
s,he also desires to he buried
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09

thus city wlth tfc following gi.e@ts present:
Miss lmUgcne Hitch, Laurel. Miss Eliza
hoth GGcksr. Chestnut Hill. Pa, Miss
Priscilla Davidson. IrtnkfoId Mis-, $
Eunicc Joncs iireini8 CI1pmar and
katharine DAVIS. Georgetown; Mcssrs
NIlburt and Edwin Layton. Miles and
Harrington Mcssick ,ir, Il liarn Can
non JT BrldgcvIIo; Cornelius Williams.
Roland Raughr, Aiiton, Chari.s David
son Frarhford John Nctlpine, Phila-
deIph'a Hcnrs Marvel and Dale Short
GeorgetnNn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
REVIVAL AT GEoRGETOwN.

special CORES spoEdeBcr Of Every Eyeuing
Georgetown Iau = Arrange nts
have been completed bv Rev John T.
Bailey pastor .. First Methodist Protea-
tan' Church Ea9' AIarko' street. 10 start
series oi revival meetings 9u Sunday
Hght Janllar. U.s. Next sunday night s
Christian Endeavor rails wall bc he d and
prominent worker of the ~taJe arc rx-
pected 10 o. present *ad deliver addrcssez
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
RIGHT OF NAY FOR ROADS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown. Jan q Petitions viii ~
presented Jsnuarz Il 10 Resident Judge
Henry c CoHr4d, for coTdcmnmg the
right oi WAY inr the construction Of the
following stretches oi road t1eorgutovn
u H4rbeson Milford u Shawnee. Blades
~ Concord. KoNana to Mulslic Mills
boru 10 Narw1ck
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
NEWPORT NEWS NOTES.
special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newport, ban The Homo and
school Association will hold ITS monthly
business meeting ID the schoolhousc on
y ednesday evening. January a.
Miss Edith / Hughes. State chairman
al thrift. spoke at the school Wcdn Sdav
afternoon on De very interesting subject
81 thrift She organized four thrift clubs
~ the school each room to have a separate
club, with he teacher acting as the leader
Of her room
Misses Marjorie Blansiicld, Margaret
Stelnbakcr, Dora Banks and Winfield
Goody i VI returned to their homes here
after spending week at Delaware Col
leca. As these Young ladies ha pcr-
formed the best work al tho members 80
the Newport Cooking Club. they wcrc
sent Q the college during demonstration
week
Miss Bessie Maclarv had as her guests
On sunday Mr. and Mrs Olfn Haub Id
and son William, Miss Josephine Rau
Miss Elizabeth ; roud ~ Wiimlngton
Miss Marl Vernon Nlf and Mrs Ray
mond Zchlcy and son Biairc " Clay
mont, and Walter l.oN of Roscle
Springer enSon left Wednesday for Is~
canada. Mich, whore hc will remain for
about three months on work for the riscy
4 Jones To.
Robert Maclarv had Is Ills gucs last
week Crawford McNamec Of Chester, Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
HALL-AD4AfS.

Sl.sla. Correspondence 81 Every Evening
Georgetown Jan . News ol the mar
rage of Abeo L. Adams. oi Wilmington.
and Cornelius John Hall Of CLAYTON. has
been received by friends Of the groom who
IS we'll known IN bl- county Tho crre-
1nony was performed MONDAY afternoon
hy Rev JAIME, l1o1Gi4rr1y of 1li3 Vest
Elghtn street. Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
MARATHON GUARD GLIB MEETING

sreclai t1one -pon4enco of Eye-y Ty.nIn4
Newport Jan 9-The Marathon G1Iard
Club Of Maccaba,s held ifs monthly social
"Wednesday evening 81 the home Of Miss
BESSIE Maclarl The evening Was spent
il playing cards, proceeds beng for the
bene..t Of he club. Those present 0cre.
Mrs Tribltt. Mrs Shilling, Mrs Hart
man, MIR WIiann, Mrs. Thomas Buileu.
Miss Kate Whann. MIS-. Booth. Miss
Bessie Maelary Mrs Foster, Mrs MARY
Foster and q Donovan 4 c9latiou vas
served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
FIRST LEAP YEAR DANCE.

Special Correspondence IT Every Evening
Georgetown Jan g The first leap
year dance ol hc year W4s gyrn bv Miss
Alice Lynch daughter II Nj and Mr.
Andrew J. lynch ou u est Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
MUNYON'S
RHEUMATISM
REMEDY
Money Refunded if it Fails

AluDyous Rheumatism Renad, r.i..,.,.
mar -3oo'lhe pains II tho arms logs.
side. D1cA " breast. or 9oreGt74 fu an.
part 0f tie b,dl almost .r1rns4i..tli..
~ li.uH'lier7. sflii and swollen POINTS
~ 80" aho FL pain4 81 tie hips and
"4i'i eF's 'nt3 so quickly thaf 1t as-
L'ldaile7 ~ "ho tIt Il lhfonlc rhcuma-
tInu, eciatica. ulnbago or ,,4lf, ~ tIo
back. should bc treated WITH 45,,n,o,,.s
Rheumatism Remedy II raraIv f+ils u
give relief after ! few Cos.-> er9 IT.
cures before Jne bottle b,e ra.D .l.e5
Il contains 10 sall. ,tie aeid.ao r .rf,hir1
ro 9ocain, ~ Igte IF other bsr.,f,.t
drug Price. SOL
Il cogAbips ted I.e 1ls..ra1 Ps., P.n.
LE xatiye P.iA sid hv ~ ir,-g
Pr C
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09

tive, ron. afor Delaware . N.a-v.aad
os b, ~c.uu r5.a tse nayeI.a- dnk
s. 4e... arr eer5 upv~.ae -ssH > ae
ate- -t~Iam ~.et atIalS@A-
M i..t AIarH Alarris. 4tlg at .E
II NJ Hl Mr. ioas / Morris near
I.aes.. 8a8 Air tgt fIcnar.e o-a..
sromsna1t 4rlaar HrsG l-aa \eeN
ION. ver al %u-rna ta~ 81 t.s-
day II ta an hee ~A d : Hep
burn n so aa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
DEATH OF MRS. POLLARD.

special Correspondence Of Hvcry Exen3na
Middletowp Ian. 2 Mrs. Faith Pal
ton cochran Pollard, wife II Thomas
Pollard of south Twelfth stree, phil4
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-30

after this an immense bunch formed on my
right hip which doctors neglected to lance
and consequently my entire system was
poisoned. not only became terribly ema-
ciated but my body was q mass of running
sores and my right limb drew UP under me
and became helpless. was in bed for
more than six months and all hope for my
recovery had been given up when some one
told my father about DR.. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel IN Buffalo where they not only manu-
featured some wonderful remedies but also
IN very short time We were very thankful
that be did, because the first half bottle Of
Golden Medical Discovery helped me %
much that vas able to raise my head from
The pillow, my appetite returned and I was
able to Aeep. Then the sores commeaced
10 hsal and I knew that had started On
the rieht tfaok.
1T took fiveyean to bsing me back tony
ssieinal nod health but I took 70 Fe0edie0
but d. ffMues Golden Medical Discovery,
'FAvuefao PfeDniptioa' and Pleasant P1-
Iets,-with tho approval Of my doctor "a
the time. This Vas forty years ago and I
am still in the bet of health. have neveP
had any sisn Of blood disorder inoe q
any ailment due 10 inquiry left n ~
syseean, and I fed quite confident IN recon:
DisCovsy . . blood purifr. IL
'Fsvueite PfsDuipeioa' found equally -
good In tooing up Tie Wpmanly orIaaa, aed
I could not have hepe house Wifhout tAs
'Pleannt Pdleea' Every memhee q NJ
family ~ found tim 70 be unequa1ed .
. pufntive ard kv0 tpaie, and 70 have
sf6a0 Id - drive . sod many miles fron
10e % - uO."-AdRS. n. r. JENSEN.
?. O. BsE ~
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-30
NOTICE 10 BDDSEA.

Sealed proposals will be received q
u once . the County Auditor
0soco. Howard County, Iowa. until I
O'Clock ,. N. February II, 1871. foa
~ Furnishing Of ono car load Of rsan
4 fbecemeat steel. Said steel to b d.
Nvsr1 70 any railroad station TN said
county that tho Board Of Supervisor
~ designate. st
5a9aid stssl shall meet al The n
S1lra neats cl the standard sDsclflcl
60 u 10 lows 8tats Highway OoE
islioa Tor highway bridge construt
NJ "a flle with the said County
An1itoe. 1914 tsi!,t
eajl steel shall consist OF square.
twisted or deformed barn Of thirty fest
if4lsagth, ana shall contain aDproxi
natsay &aS& 5
3E,eoe lbs. = inch bars.
4, ~ lbs. e inch bars. ~
Hala1co of car y Inch bars hi
The bidder shall STATE In his bid the
form Of bar he proposes to f1rnish and
the price per pound to said county.
Said material TO be delivered before
Nay 1. 1920.
The price bid shall DO fob. any rail
way station In said county. s4
A certified check for five per cent
e -per cent) OF bid, made payable to
said County Auditor, shall b filed
with each bid. 49,, v5"
The said Board Of Supervisors re
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. &
Dated Cresco, Iowa, Jan. 10. 1871.
~ @r.. q. A. HOOPHAN,
s3s County Auditor.
T.R. PERRY, G.#" .
County Engineer.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-30
ETHICAL Paper Of the City and the County
Issued on Friday of Each Week
Entered at the Post Office at Cresco,
Iowa, as second class mail matter.
Demo cratic State Convention

"a FH q -
A Delegate Convention of the Demo
cratic party Of Iowa is hereby called to
meet in the city of Des Moines on Wed
nesday, February 25th, 1920 at 10
o'clock .. m. II. II.
The purpose of said convention is for
the selection of delegates and alter
nate delegates to the Democratic Ma
6onal Convention to be held in San
Francisco on June 18th, 1920, the call
for which provides that Iowa shall be
entitled to four; delegates at large and
four alternate delegates at large and
also for two delegates and two alter
nats delegstes from each congressional
district OF the state. IA,
All citizens subscribing to the funds-
mental principals Of Democracy both
msn and women are invited TO partici-
pate in the convention.
The ratio Of representation will be
one delegate from each county and one
sdditional dslegate for each 200 votes
q major fraction thereof, cast for the
Hon. Claude r. Porter for Governor Ut
the General Election held in 1878
Upon such basis Howard County is
entitled TO seven delegates.
II 10 suggested that the Democrats Of
1svs both men and women attend the
lcsnvsntion whether delegates or not
md % this occasion . general confer
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-30
NOTICE TO BDDRRs.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office Of the Cuonty Auditor,
Cresco, Howard County, Iowa, until
o'clock p. m. February II, 1870 for
the furnishing during the season Of
1870 Of 1886 lineal feet Of Corrugated
Metal Culverts. The bid shall be net
pFice per lineal foot for each size fob.
any railroad station In said county, In
less than car load lots, % the county
may order same during said season.
The diameter required will be IL, Is
and 18 inches, to wit: 7
800 lineal feet Of IL inch culverts.
572 lineal feet of Is inch ctlverts.
374 lineal feet of Is inch culverts.
And of such lengths as the said
county shall name.
The said culverts shall meet all the
requirements as to materials and con
struction as shown by the specifica
lions Of the Iowa State Highway Com
mission on file at said Auditors office
The Bidder shall state the kind Of
metal to be used in the construction
Of the culverts he proposes to furnisA
A certified check for five per cent
6 per cent? Of bid, made payable to
sid County Auditor, shall be filed
with each bid.
The Board of Supervisors Of said
county reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Dated Cresco, Iowa, Jan. 10, 1872.
E. A HOOP1lAN,
County Auditor.
T. r. PERRY.
Ccunty Nsgiseer.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-30

Mail carriers were unable to cover
their entire route some days the past
week owing to drifted roads. -
J. w. Huntoon was business caller
at Ridge way latter part of last week.
Herbert Kratz was pleasant caller
at the Schild home last week one day.
Mrs. c.. Schild visited with Mr..
Schild at Cresco several DAYS last week
who is an inmate at Mercy hospital.
Rollie Kratz was aAcaller at the pa
rental home last week one evening.
HAPPY CIRCLE NOTES.
Qntended for last week)
MIR. and Mrs. Jos Lickteig are the
proud parents of baby boy. Congrat-
ulations. '.:-
Ed Coughlin spent Sunday at home
returning Monday morning to bis school
work at Cresco. r. +. I
Laura DeGroote spent from Saturday
until Monday at Cresco.
Margaret Kipp and Fred Gipp Of o.
sian spent one day last week at H.
Pankows. II
VIM. and Leonard Burnikel and Fred
Peter called on Ed Bouska Thursday
evening. 81 :, M
Alfred Grinhaug spent Sunday night
at VIM. Remnants.
John DAILY drove through our burg
Sunday. ',st
Ralph Matthews spent Sunday at the
Eldridge home. l.s5
i Chas. Msckenburg and family spent
Sunday afternoon and evening at the
Jos. Burnikel home. :.
Fannie Jan spent Sunday afternoon
at A. DeGroote's. .5,r
Fred Peter and Samuel spent Sunday
evening at Jos. Burnikel's. "
Jos. Burnikel called on Fred Dune
mans Monday.
Samuel Hansen and Fred Peter spent
Sunday evening ct Joseph Bufnikeps.