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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-12
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
 DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss. PROBATE COURT.

Estate Of Frank Pister, late of the Town of Bridgeport. in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to- present their accounts properly attested, within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make imme ediate payment to
 APOLONIA PISTER. Executrix.
 Address 146 Catherine St. SD10s*p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-12
HEssIAN FLY APPEARS.

Emporia, Kas., June 12-The Hes sian fly has made it's appearance in a number of wheat fields in Lyon county, in some instances having destroyed 50 per cent. of the crop, according to E. G. Kelly, of the state agricultural college. who inspected the fields here. He advised the farm CTS that the surest way of destroying the pest, was by blowing the fields soon after harvest.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-12
SETTLE YOUR FUEL PROBLEM BY USING
 GAS U1*tf
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss. PROBATE COURT.

June ', 1920. Estate of Mary Palumbo, late of the Town of Bridgeport, in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay ment to
 FRANK PALUMBO,
 AdminiStrat tor. Address, care of Thomas c. Cough lin, 11S8 Main St. D10ss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-12

Intristing Packs About Intristing People Lew Davis is slitely bow legged, saying it's on account of him being allowed to wawk too soon. wen he was a baby, vile Skinny Martin is slitely nook kneed. maybe on account of not being allowed to wawk soon aD11ff
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-12

Sissiety Miss Mary Watkins is so tender harted she saves all her old flowers and puts them inside of books, and sometimes other peoples old flow CTS too, ony her father don't feel so tender harted wen a lot of dried leeves fall out every time he takes a book out of the book case and opens it.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-12
Pome by Skinny Martin.

Pome by Skinny Martin.
 Everybody Wondered How. went in our dining room closet Ware I wasent supposed to be, The ony reason for going in Being meer curiosity, And I saw a jar of jelly That I never saw before, But I never even taisted it Because it broak wen it fe< on the
 floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-12
THE PARK AVE NEWS.

Spoarts. On account of ambition to be a long distants runner, Puds Simlins spred ashes all erround the grass plot in his back yard last Sat idday to make a cinder track, wich it took him about times as long to clean them up as wat it did to spred them wen his mother came home and saw them.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-12
BLOW AT DUAL CITIZENSHIP

Lost and Found. Neither.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-12
HIGHEST PRICES PAID

For Second Hand Furniture. Relia- bIe Furniture Cc.. successors to scally Bros, 405 State St. and 752 East Main St. Earnum s7974 and Barnum 1s4s. B1sds"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-12
TRUCKING AND STORAGE.
QUICK SERVICE

Can N r.. N. H. Trucking Go. Steady moving. City, $1<; N. r., $40; New HAven, S1s;; Springfield. $50; Albany. $50, Boston, $10o: ;Phiade delphia- $10o- Return loads from anywhere 1os Shalot Bldg, cor Wall and Plaza Phone Noble 45k S2call"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-12

OF ALL KINDS - Goods | moved on short notice, both local l and long dfstances ashes and other | rubbish removed promptly. Fac | tory trucking a speciality. Excava-
 ton work done by contract Prompt 1 attention given to all orders. l whether large or small Call or | write The Progressive Transfer Co.,, 945 Main St, Rooms 204 and POS. Tel 2342 Barnum- B19alls
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-12

BEST PRICE paid for second hand clothing. shoes, carpets, old house. hold goods, rags and paper. M. Gottlteb, 1S6 Hallett St Phone Noble 1908. A7"tf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-12
WANTED TO BUY.

WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES for rags. paper stock. new clippings and metals S. Schettino. 61-67 McKin- ley Ave. Phone Noble 1881.
 B4 ale
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-12

FOR SERVICE Swift and reliable call Bar. 1614, and get results Re- turn yates on all loads. Furniture our speciality Daily service to N Y. Trucks to hire by hour or day. Bridgeport Transportation
 Go, 1os Shalet Bldg. Wall and
 Middle Sts- U28A1is
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-12

GOODMAN MOVED US last and he will move mo again That's what they all say SS Meade St Resi- dence Barnum 6173- A7stf
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-03

r;ite restanta Y lIninnc, perrin
dl.si totcdata ii lreptu, :la,pa de
Ell. ce Sc VI lna la adunar.d
gencrala viitoarc &c Sc va Ilnea
in Gary, Indiana.
Din luna aceasta inainte nu sc
mai poate astcpta pentru cotiza-
til spre fl platte a doua luna
sau treias caci pentru accidente
81 cazuri de moarte mostenitoril
nu vreau sd astepte, ci vor be-
neficiul cit Sc poate de ingraba
Asa dar ca sd nu avem nepla
ceri ulterior, rog pc toti fratii
membrii a lua in considerare cele
publicate mai sus.
In numele societatii Stefan
eel Mare" din Garrett, Indiana
Enanoil Calutu, presedinte,
Vasile Posa Pascu, secretar fin,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-03
r A P o r r .

Spre orientarea membrilor So
cietatii Stefan eel Mare" din
Garrett, Indiana, aducem La Gu
nostlnta, ca in sedinta generala
tinuta la 13 Iunie 1920, avind a.
legere de noui functionari pc du-
rata de 6 luni viitoare, Gu aclama
tie de voturi, fara mai avea
multa vorba sau dispute s'au re-
ales tot eel vechi, precum urmea-
"a:
Emanuil Calutu, presedinhe
Vasile Murariu, vice4preSedinte !;
V'asile POsa Pascu, secretar fl
nanciar; loan Serbian, easier; l.
larion Micu, secretar scripturis-
tic; Nicolae Sitca, controlor de
archiva; George Bruslea, contro-
lOr de bOlnavi.
Asemenea aducem la cunostin-
ia tuturor membrilor societat.i
nOastre, atit celor din Garrett,
precm 81 celor din Wizard, o.
81 Toledo, Ohio, ga tot la aceasta
sodinta s'a decis reducerea bene-
ficIului della societate pc juma-
tate, adeca $3.50 sdiptaminal. A.
Wind in vedere eel 156 dolari.
cazuri la Uniune din anul acesta
din trecut nu mai avem de SOL
Wit minnie. Pc aceaSta Gale sunt
GU insistenta rugati toti membrii
a-si achita cotizatiile pc luna a.
ceasta eel putin pima in 1O Iu-
lie 1920.
Asemenea instiintam pc men,
bril- care sunt in restanta cl coti-
zatiile sd faca bine sd lie plateas-
ca pima la tmpul sus nlmit, la
caz contrar suntem sl;lti al tri-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-03
Is Iulie

vi drept spese de propaganda
al acelui Inspector, sau eventual
al com. de propaganda, care e Q
necesitate zilnica, deat trebue a.
les orr unul, orr altul.
Rog pc Domnii delegati al so.
cietatilor sd judete oine cit sc
poate de calm 81 Gu singe rece d.
supra acestor propuneri, facute
Gu scopul de a lmbunatati starea
financiar. a Uniunei.
Trebue sd stim Gu totii domni-
lor delegati ca Gu lucrarea ace
lor diplome s'a cheltuit bani,
pentru ce dar sa oclupe locul in
dulapul secretarului general
Pentru ce II ar avea loc in cufa
.rul sau pc paretele odaii fiecarui
'membru?
Gu suma neinsemnat de mica
de un dollar, viitorul nici unui
singuratic nu asigurat, al orga-
nizatimei da!
Pc lucru deci, sd ne facem Gu
totii datoria.
In speranta ca domnii delegati
vor da atentiunea cWenita aces
tor prOpunerl, ann ralnaS al d.
Voastra Gu deosebit respect:
G.. N. Popa, Vive-Pres. Gen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-03
PENTRU vIIToR.

0A
Suntem in adunarea generala
anuala u. S. r. A. Adunarea
generala din anul acesta lsi are
insemnatatea Ell deosebita de a
celorlalte adunari. Della adunarea
generala din anul acesta atirna
bunastarea organizatiunei noas-
tre pe viitor.
Dalca vom cauta 81 vom fl ST.
guri ca refomele ce le vom face,
81 programul de munca pentru vi
itor va adlrce rezultate satisfa-
catoare, caluza Va Fl salvata 81 vii
torul Uniunei va fl asigurat.
ENperienta din Trecut, servea-
sca-ne de p.lda 81 invatatura
pentru viitor. Situatia cam criti-
ca i'm care Sc afla Uniunea de
prezent, trebue inlaturata Gu ori
ce bret. Mai multi acum ca ori
81 cInd neaparat de lipsa sa ne
unlm in cuget 81 in sim tiri, 81 sim
gura noastra deviZa sd fie: Sal
varea Cniunei''.
Stim foarte bine ca Uniunea a
fost, este 81 va fl alintatoarea su-
ferinzllor, orfam, vaduve san
parintl batrni, a caror parinti,
soti sau fiji au cazut luptind pen
tru Uniune, credincioSi stindar-
dului 81 idealului Ell pima la cea
din urma clipa. Durere insa, in
uma unor tIcalosi, care in cele
mai crltlce memente din viata
acestei organizatiuni, au dezer-
tat din tabara nationala, zic in
urma faptei mirSave 81 condam-
nabile a acestor suflete negre 81
patimase, Uniunda a fost pusa
- pentru un moment - in i'm
posibilitatea de veni in auto
rul celor suferinzi 81 nevoiasi.
Astazi putin lie pasa acestor
fugari, acestor surdo-muti, CT
pentru suferintele cutarui orfan,
vad1nve, sau parinti neputincio3i
sunt Ell de vina, eli pc care mimic
nu-i mai impresioneaza, nicl
char lacramile celor nevinovati
lata deci 0 problema - cea
mai grea problema care tre-
bue rezolvata in eel mai scurt
timp posibil.
Daca pc aceste secatur'f care
ne-a facut atitea neplaceri 81 ne
ajunsuri, nu-i mustra constiinta,'
de ajuns oare ca sd ne multu-
MIN injurindu-i? M! Nh de
lipsa Sal injuram, trebue despre-
tuiti, trcbue sd ne ferim de eli
ca de eel leprosi, ca de eel mai
veninosi serpi
Povara care = trieste zace
pc umerii ,,Uniunei S. r. a." u
deci pc al nostri, ciuci moi sunteln
Societatile 81 Uniunea = trebuc
usurata 81 ca sd ne usur;im de
aceasta povara, nu tocmai
AGA marc cllm lei iYnaVinqafza
uni, carl au interesul sd pescu-
iasca in apa tulbure suntem
chemati sa facem mica jertfa
materiala.
Deci pentru realizarea citor-
va mil de dolari fac
PROPUNEREA:
Ca: /, Gu Conspectul pentru lu-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-03
Saraci ffeciori din Utvin,
Cind satu l-ati parasit
EoAaln t,.alS4. .1..4

Sdraci feciori din Utvin,
Cind satu l-ati parasit
Fetele-or imbatrinit.,,
Batrinit-or de necaz
De-a feciorilor de-acas
Cas- tineri 81 neumblati
lSi Gu fete nus dedati,
lara cei din catanie =
Pot tinea dragute-o miss ,ass
Oar acuma II 'au cc fact3,l@sa
DuSmanul nu le da pace.
Frunza verde flori din sat,
lDe-ce Doamne m al. lasat,
Sa traiesc instrainat,
Chiar .de tinerel baiat?
Sa traiesc in tari straine,
Unde m cunosc pc mime,
Dumnezeu va fl lasat
Sa traiesc instreinat
De maicuta ne cintat.
lCaci $ S'acuma s strainat
Find catana luat.
Frunza verde iorgovan,
Sunt de optsprezece ami.
Frunza verde de pc glic,
Draga mea copilarie,
Cum te las in catanie!
Ca m am dus timer copil
IS-oi veni barbat batrin.
leu mustata rasucita,
81 Gu fata 'mbatrinita.
Frunza verde pup de erin,
Poezie din Twin; :.
Frunza verde leostean,
|Scrisa de Traian Giulan (tun;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-03

na August, fiecare Societate pc
linga Gotta lllnara sd adaoge inca
suma de un dollar pentru fiecare
membru, lar membrul in schim-
Dul acelni dollar, sa-si diploma
de membru della Uniune.
Asia odata pentru totdcauna.
Gocietatile va urma ca i colec-
| teze acei bani della membrii sal.
III. Asemenea fiecare membru
snou inserts sd fie datOr ca pc
'llnga taxa de inscriere 81 Gotta
lunara Sc solveze suma de unsdo-
lar. care va fl TRIMS la oficiui
Uniunei 5. r. A. deodata Gu taxa
dc ms rlere 81 Gotta lunara, in
schinb va primi ,,Diploma" In
Ielul acesta, cred, daca s'ar ac-
cepld pfopunerea asia, ar incur
ye inca citeva mil de dolari in
timp foarte scurt, lar Uniunea
STAR putea face in parte dato-
rinta fata de eel in drept, desi
nu chiar la tnmp, dar orr 81 cum
mai bine 81 mai tirziu de cit tir-
| ziu de tat.
Prop. punct Ii e coprins in a.
mendamentul la Statutele Uniu-
nei. n. r.
inMk~s - y-XI"
A L T A
Av1nd in vedere propunerea
G. S. Il. de a Sc alege un I'm
spector'' care sd alba atributiu-
nea ca sa viziteze Societatile. 4.
81 sa dea inforlnatiuni asupra mo-
[dului cum trebue sd Sc manipu-
leze ia societate, sau un Conitet
de propaganda, caruia 50 Use dsa
u nprogram de, munca, cum ia
lqcreze pentrn UnmneTfac urm
toarea
Prop MER -: III
Gu datnl de ! August 1920, ~
ta lnnarS Ia Uniune (sfarS De
ziar) So fie ridieat3 ddla 10 n
is cent? lunar. Cei : eenfi u: ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-03
POEZII POPORALE DIN
RAZBOIU.
DIN UTVJN.

ICdre-l 81 III tdrd inca.
Mwtfxt.rs. i
Frunza verde de sulfina
IDorul meu nu Sc alma,
Pina-s in tara straina.
lCite flori sunt pc parau,
IToate plIng de, dorul meu,
ICa am avut noroc tot rau.
Astazi pling 81 Sc jelesc
Mine cad 81 sc palesc,
Oar in anil viitori
Vor fl tot mai multe flori,
Numai a mea tinereata
No mai inflori n vieata.
3 ~ N - -
Iubita maicuta mea,
Ia-mi celeste tn cartea,
Cartea din tari straine
Ca sa-mi vezi flo de bine.
Carte della al tau flu
Ca sd vezi mai fi-vo;u viu,
NJ cumva mai blastamat
Cas- de tine 'strainat.
Strainat in tari straine
Unde nu cunOaste pc mime.
Trandafir batut de vint
Te lasai maica plingind,
'apucai Gale rea
Tocmai in Italia.
Alicia nu muft am stat.
Cind Garzul nj Tor luat
La Galitia-am plecat.
Al, Rusule, pune pace,
Gu tunariu nu te bate.
Cind tunaru da GU tunu
Mutt ramine Rus nici unu,
lara cind da GU granatu
lti sparge svarmlinia n patru.
lar Gu calul calarind
iii tale Rusii pc rind.
Mindrulita mea iubita
81 de mine despartita,
Eu GU jalea ce traesc
De dorul tau ma topesc.
Cind imi mai aduc aminte
De-ale noastre dragi cuvinte.
Cum traiam moi ell iubire,
Fara lcac de despartire;
Cind o ri nu ne-am vazut
Tare multi mi s'a 'mparut.
Oar acum nu ne vedem
Cum putem moi sa rabdam?
Ce poate asia sd fie?
Ca tn nu-mi scrii carte mie.
Nici carte tn nu imi scrii, f.
Nici la mine tn nu vii.
ala ~ iat'iss
Uscate-ai lele ca vintul
81 nu tear primi pamintul,
Ca la tine - imi sot sta gindul,
Gu tine sa ma 'ntilnesc
Doua vorbc sd vOrbesc.
Doua vorbe, trei cuvinte,
ISpre aducere aninte
De traiul, ce Lam trait
Fara leac de despartit.
Busuios moldoyenesc
Tot am zis cate iubesc,
Busuioc mfndru Gu panS
Pc mip m or luat c&tana;
Infanterist n am fost bun.
Ma pusera atunci la tun.
Tunu-i greu de fnvatat,
Ca mindruta de zuitat.
Calu-i greu de cxlarit,
Ca ziua de despxrtit.
Frunza verde Aori de fas,
Tot am zis Cd nu te los,
Da acuma sunt. slit,
Caci catana am ugit.
M te Ids eu az uft6, -
CT de ponnca uenitx.
/ Porunca imparktesscx
Ce trebuie 81 y, '1nplineascS.
Cfnd porunea mia VENT
Catra tata assam graft:
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PROPUNEREA,

Ca: ], Gu Conspectul pentru lu-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-07
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Brown of Laurel,
Ncb., are visiting at the Thomas
Hutchinson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie ChildreSs and
son of Lake View spent Saturday IN
DeIoit celebrating.
Miss Edna kolls of Denison spent
the week end with Miss Arlene Chill
dress.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Norris, Arlene
Childress and Carl Schnoor, all of Den,
ison, spent the fourth at the j. M.
Childress home.
Miss Ivey of Manila, is a pleasant
visitor at the a. J. Mason home.
Mrs. Mary Vorley of Sac City spent
the fourth in Deloit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spence of Moor
head We're visitors Saturday in Deloit.
Esther Malone, of Denison, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. H. Houlihan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Mckim of Omaha
spent Saturday with friends in Dcloit
Isaac Newton is out at the Roy Alb
bolt home for a few days. -
S. d. Newton sold 4 fine calf to Ly-
ons. OF the Nixon farm this week.
| Mrs Bob Chiltlress, of Lake View
was a Dcloit visitor Saturday.
! Mrs Marvin Woolsoncroft and then
daughter of Dcs Moines, spent Satur'
! day at Deloit.
ChaS. Jensen and daughter, were ul
| from Denison Saturday.
! The celebration which took place
Saturday, the 3rd at Deloit, was enjoy
ed by old friends renewing acquaintan
ships and taking in the sports. The
speech was pronounced excellent anc
| the music fine. Best of all was the
picnic dinners and suppers enjoyed by
relatives and friends. In the evening
there was the wrestling match, dance
and fireworks. All went home weary
at least but many were ready for tht
| next day at the lake.
Alfred Brogden, of Denison, was III
| to Deloit Thursday.
Miss Lucy Flint was down from
| Bower Saturday and her niece, Miss
Meta Flint accompanied her home.
! DR.. Merriam and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Hutchinson, and Miss Vcnnink, Miss
| Virgil Darling, Mr.. and Mrs. James
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-07
BOYER ITEMS
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Chas. and Ed Kropf were transacting
business in Denison Tuesday,
Mrs. August Hansen and Mrs. VIM.
Hansen were shopping in Dcnison on
| Monday.
| Mrs. swan Nelson, of Odcbolt, visited
several days this week at the home of
| her daughter, Mrs. Seth Anderson.
Melvin. Dozark visited several days
| this week with his grandmother.
| Mrs. Tom Lane, of Taylor, was a call
err at the Frank Shaw home few days
last week.
Mrs. Carl Koch was shopping in
Denison Thursday. ~.
Richard Peters was a passenger to
Denison Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. Elwood Anderson and
children attended an ice cream socia
in Odebolt "Wednesday night
Mrs. John Fleming, who has been
ION the sick list for some time past, is
Improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Nissen were in
Dcnison shopping Friday.
John Krayenhagen and daughter
Margaret, were passengers to Denlsor
Friday.
Boyer caller Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John kovar and son
Paul, and L. II. Bassett and sons mo
ttored to Liddcrdale Friday.
Mrs. Seth Anderson returned from
the Battle Greek hospital Tuesday.
/ Mrs. VIM. Dozark had the misfortune
to- fall down stairs Friday evening, in
! juring her knee cap quite badly. Hcl
many friends hope no serious results
will follow.
Gustav Stehr was transacting bust
ness in DenisOn Saturday.
Hans Wulf was Denison business
caller Saturday.
Miss Luella Mauritz, of kiron is Wis
iting at the Ben Peterson home for
few days.
Walter Neunann and Richard t9uade
motored to Wall Lake Friday.
Harry Sommers was Denison bus
| mess caller Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Habincht and sons, Her
man and Gerhart, went to Schleswig or
| Saturday for aSfew days visit with hel
sister, Mrs. August Whitmack, ant
family.
g. p. Swartz and son, Georgia, were
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McKim, Mrs. Ben Beaman and Mr..
and Mrs S. ID. Newton went down to
Denson Sunday to hear Bishop Stunt
Kathryn Vennick returned after q
pleasant visit near Mannilla at the
homo of her brother.
The painters have been completing
the inside work at the M. F.. church
the past week and also doing painting
and papering at the Riggleman nome.
| Frank Landon spent Saturday with
his sister, Mrs. Isaac Zea.
There were no services held at the
Methodist church as many went TO
Denison Sunday to hear Bishop Stuntz
and certainly enjoyed every bit OF the
program for the day.
Chas Flint and family and Mrs. Wal
llinson came up from Denison Tuesday
to visit at the Jas. Mckim home. Mrs.
Ben Bea:nan also spent tie afternoon
with them.
Blair Richardson is driving a line
new car which he and family greatly
enjoy these beautiful DAYS. E@.
Milton Johnson was in town shaking
hands with friends Tuesday.
The funeral of Celinda Johnson was
held at the l.. ID. S. church Thursday
and she was laid to rest in the Deloit
cemetery with other relatives. Her
sister, Mary Myers and brother, Nor
ris Johnson came to attend her fun
eral.
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s. Johnson home

callers at the c. s. Johnson home in
Kiron Saturday.
In order to avoid emitting the names
of any we will say that nearly the en-
tire community celebrated out of town
and all report a splendid time
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Adolrn Schel-
dorf Thursday, July list. daughter.
Mother and babe arc doing nicely.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. John KOvar and son.
Paul, nIOtored to Denison Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Richardson mo,
tored to Galva Saturday on business.
S. e. Donohoe and wife were Kiron
callers Saturday. ... .ae
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Anderson and
children were Friday evening callers at
the Paul Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Peterson and their
daughters were Friday evening callers
at the Emil Mauritz home in kiron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Arnold and chill
dren, Of Omaha, came Sunday for a
few days visit at the G. p. Swartz and
Chas. White homes. ~
Otto Martnson was passenger to
Council Bluffs Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. iletman and son,
Frankie, were in Dcnison Monday Wis
ting relatives.
Quite a large number of Boyer folks
spent Sunday at Lakewood park.
A host of friends and relatives gath
cred at the Ed kropf home Sunday to
help Mrs. Kropf celebrate her birthday.
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recently been erected at the local Gene
terry, which will take the place of the
old wooden building.
The Cramer men folks went on a
fishing expedition Sunday and a sue
cessful trip is. reported
Miss Mabel Cole has been secured by
T. E. Allen to assist in the drug store
during the Saturday rush of business.
Word reaches here OF the death Of
Mrs. Joe Carson, which occurred the
27th of June at her home in California,
diabetes being the cause of her death.
The Carson family resided in this vicin-
|ity many years and were well and fav-
orably known throughout the commune
lily. Mrs. Carson was formerly Miss
Minnie Waters, an adopted daughter of
the late Mrs. S. j. Waters. She grew
to young womanhood here and for sew
er.al years she taught in our rural
schools. The Carson family moved
from here to Sac county and only Il few
years ago moved to Bruce, S. D. Last
fall they left there for their new homo
in California. The deceased leaves to
mourn her husband and several sons.
.Interment was made near their home
Lin California. Dow City friends arc in
[dced panied to learn Of her demise and
the sincercst sympathy is extended to
the bereayed ones.