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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10
airne 3eit fir pike's aleak,
SniOlge GROCER Saumpflanjungeu
on ben SerabGnaen.

Sn melltgen S5abren Uer0cu Nu5.
iiIgler, mclfe sen @tfe's Yeaf, ben
beriibmtelten Der etrpa pier5ig bin.
meIltiirmcnoen @o6gipfel Solo.
raoo5 uno einen Der beriibmteiten
Der @elt, friiber geieben boben,
Oobl lein IeuBeres faum mebr
ute0crerfenner, frog Der 3abnraSt
balm. 0enn Der aIte Hieie. ser am
"A. Sill 1920 sum eriteumaI pon
ei1tem 8eiBen eritiegen wurOe, oemI
hon1aIs ~23idbrigen Or. Gopiu
Sores (@eneral 3ebuIou 8ife bate
ocn mad ibm benannten Glpfei
1906 MIR bon peitem geieben), CT.
GGIt cine groBartige Neuaufforitun0
pom 9tegierung5 lpegen. 9ie3 lit
bei meitem nift Oas einjige miftige
l(nternebmen ieiner Irt i'm Aatio'
unlforit.
GatlddIjd berriht Elm IturfeS Be.
6iirfni3 nod ioIhen 9luiforitungcn,
5HnGd)it um Die gcDnttigeu &erllite
;u ergan5eu, ncIhe ourh biele
@ol0brdnoe peruriad)t moroen limo,
mo ourf oie Goriten 0ie @alIer'
3ufubr fir cine Heibe StQ0te uro
Tomns pie Colorado Springs ltn0
Manitou Gm Sdotten beS Tlte'3
Eeaf) 3I idiibel1. Sat ooh Die
nAmericon 6oreitrp A~Iiociation"
g2lf)Gbt, oaB BON oen etlpa 100
NtiQionen Acre3 Nationalforit min.
otitenS IS MiQionen FOLDER neller
NHpflan5ungen ODER @eIamungen
0ringeno beoilrfen. Ser idbrlife
NetIuIt, meI6er Der Station al Sort.
proouften bon 26noereien erlpG6it,
Sic MIR iiir Die Yroolftion pom
StammboI3 geeignet iino mo iebt
brGd) Iicgen, miro ouf 50 02ilionen
Cellars be3iiicrt BIS iett fam Oo3
&erf Der NeuauiforItu11 MIR lang.
inn fortihreiteL oa Ser aonareB
teine 5uIdn8lihen @eniQigungen
genad)t bat.
ll19Ietd)e &ertellltng pom 6euf'
tEateJt, bobe trodene Nrnoe IN
t%'rubltng, CONNER uno and I'M
HS1tlter, VfdH9el an Groreld oltt
clrem 9roBen &ell oe3 0ebtet@ ltno
Die 9efDe9ltllg Oe5 9o0e1@ anti Den
ltf1Ieren Abbon9en 9eltalten oo5 Gin
Pt!an3elt on Der Eite'8 Neof.@rtppe
be'onoer5 ldDIcrlg. Welltcn3 fornnlt
oef So0en pom Der 3erleBlln9 grob-
torill9er 0rofitltetnmal1elt. Nber
ore Sdmlerl9teltcn lino, ME lid
leu sum Se'I 9e}'lal noI' flH.
'l!l~i'oerfoiltoIIG.
Die erltcn AeuanpilQn5ung3.& Ger
lltd)e muroen in ni~eori9eren @obell-
Idgen gcntodt, unO 5par nit @clb,
tl3tc un0 nit Gou9la3taume.
&eIterbIn mnd,te man lid) al oo5
@nprIan5en Don Sannen. u10 Sid,
tet1gottuh3elL mcld)e III bobercn
Ed9en mndicn; aber pom oeu eritcn
IrptIon}lmAen Oieier grt bIieben
nld't ptele ant Scbcn. &ellcren Gr.
fol8 e~rjIelte man, ais nloll iih oui
oa$ llmpiInn5cn uerIegte ullo MIR
oic frGitiQereu gren1pIure bicrfiir
on$iudtc, aud nit oen @ur3ela
mr. anoeren Geilen iorqfGIti9er nm.
rnT,er Inr,,+o gl,;4,ro S,,sL.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10
I'm Stalien madlt unn Ipe6cn 0ic

petritbeuoe GntOeflng, OnB Die Nr
gnutb BON Der 0operte bcrtommt mo
aoB Gnglan0 oron Id1uIo lit, menu
lndn beutc Die &obIeu %nt}t}ebumoI
1eurer ~bc3ahlen nmtB ais Dor Dem
Rrie9e. llnO oa3l nod 0ie ifref
lldlen Gr0befpnl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10
y&ir miiiien 9cutIdlano helfen,~

U2Str mHnen Scnf1dllGll0 telteT! ="
8ltnoeslenator Nolter 6. G0Qe, Ser
fritbcre 8ouOerneur pom 9tcp ,Seriep,
Der Ioeben pom elmer Guroparejie All.
rltf8efebrt it, ia9te Geutihlono
ntiiiIe nit 8eoul0 behatoelt per0elt
uro WIeoerqutmndrnga
lilBter lpnrten, bis Geutiflano mie-
Der 5obluna5iahig lei. .NQe 3ade-
8etilIte gegen Ieutidlnno Iin0 51 Der
merTen", erfldrte Scr Senator, y0enn
ionit erUefen mir Die @eiahr. 0aB
mir 0a5u b%eitragen, Sic 17lommen oes
@olltemi 2ml5 nclt an}uiuhen. Is
haftoeIt it'd nidt oorun ME Diel
Observation-Disclosures Ieutihlan0 5oh-
len mus, ion0ern oarrm, 0aB Itutid)-
Inn0 ~ii6crhaupt etrpas 3uhlcn fam.
Mir nlilIien 0ornltf Dorbercjtet iein,
ull1crGbeil observation-disclosures Geutidl
!oIo2 bei}lttragcn. Sd babe babel Die
cotnmcr3lcIle RchubiIitjruna I'M Nlu.
&c, mo jlunr cine, Die uiht irQcno,
fpeId'cn m~ntcriellcn &ortbcil iiir ms
perfol0t ion0eru Sic ms ais &clt
ptlid)t oltferlcQt mor0en lit. in benz
Sin1r, ooG mir circr Nntion hclfcu
nnr''t, bic lih Ole gr0Bta @hlhc Qibt.
lpIcocr 0ltT Die t5itEe SIT fommcn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10

Let our object be, our Country, our
"evsOle Country, and nothing but our
&ssuntry. And by the blessing of God,
sasay that country itself become q
Tzst and splendid monument, not
eg oppression and terror, but of wis
Nom, of peace, and of liberty, upon
'GFaIch the world may gaze with
0&TntratiOn forever. -
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10
Mno mir idJOn INNER lunFteu nnb

loAt'n, Dos lcitcbcu lest auth sic Wal
lIcr Elm. is lit oie 81 mill
totrc". oo9 Organ oc4 ~irou30ii-
'd1cn gtorlncmjuiiter@, 10 "a idlrcibt
Us 1T bic hOdftc 3cit, nit ire
lnbrcnocn Wclnnnacn ilbcr Den Wc,
brand Der II buutmnffc onrdp
NcntldllnnO anf%5nrGnmcu. Ger II.
bootfrleg mar uulltummcn oerch +
fcrttat, nno oh@ Wcacnthcil be
hampton, lit nidlt MIR Gin lIurcdlt,
'onoern c. gibt nndI Gin uulfummcn
fnlldleS NiIb pom miIitGriIdlcn Stnno-
pnnft ans. Is lit and 3cit, nit
Dem @lnnben nnIinrGumcn, ban Der
Ncbrnudr Der llbuUtmnifc omrd) bic
Scnt1dlen mil 0cn WcbrnudIcu ocS
I r1tcrnatIunnic IrtcQss
+ { d. tc nldlt III ucrctnbnrcn acluc-
len lei, nu0 oIeic mGhrcno oce Gric.
Nca lrrthnmlidl ucrbreitctc Huiidlt
hattie nndD n~nicrcr untipunlcu %cr.
tbciSl0unG hcntc unN fmr Sic Submit
NrUfcn Sdnocn iniiINcn fOnucu.
Inter otcicn hOhcrcu @ciidltepnnttcu.
nGni nbncichcn oGpcn. onh ce nic
Scntidlcn mnren, Die Die llbuuhunffc
merit i'll grofrrcm llmfnnac mGhrcno
oce McIttricNco ucbrnndtru, mui,
rifh0ItIpn nnCrfGuut mctocu, bnf bic
ocntidlc Cbrritc Secrealcituuo ihr
antics Me d I in Aniprudl nalln, lueuR
iC iidl Der llbeptmaiic ais Mittcl inr
Trl0uanna ocH cnNNnlttNen SicacS
5coiCntr."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10
y8ein eiusclner Mnnn fam bic

,&ein ciujeIner WGnn fam bic
@eIt beberriten", iagt Ser oGln.
Cinlati enquirer, vfein ein5elncr
Wiann iOl icmals micbcr bnS nmeri.
fGnildJe %Olf bebcrridlen, 10 onf eS
oieiem inch tGnt Infer unIerer
Regierungaform nliiiien Oas Qeictge-
benoe, on5 rid}terIidle u1to oa3 poll
5icbcn0e 0eportement 10 flulgiren
tpie c3 bic 8erfaiiung borIhreibt. Gas
fiInftige Cabinet muf nns Ndnnerr
5miammengeiebt icin . NQe Regie
rltngSoepartement5 mitiien pon
&errifiltdlt, ltn0uloiamteit, liberia.
genoem @influB frei iein.~ - All3
oieien perniinitigen 2chriaben, Ole
mir pouit unterhreiben, fonnen nit
betm beiten @iQen MIR eincn Ioqiihei
ShlltB 5iehen: Sort nit Der Auto-
frutic oeS 6~raiOenten! i3urIf sn
0en ucrfahmngsmafigen 8rnnSlagcu ,
I'm nber Die g5ieoerlage Ser 4utotra-
tie 9riinolid) uno tpirfiam 8lt MAIDEN,
gibt es MIR cine 2oiung: 8egen Cor!
Sir 6aroins,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10
Ser Wann i'm &SciRcn Nnnic, Ser

roh Dem @|ottc5urtbeiI i'm Mciten
ncrIgitens mieocr ohuc ariideu Sen
0aqcni@Io1 errcihcn farm, bat elueu
5FuterituG Gag protIomirt. llu0
3e'dut ilt} on6ci oodl nit Der 9Iej-
den l3o0uit mie porogm ais jutcrna.
uonQier NrQu0itiftCr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10
,,.Sc tept Ms ont Of mari"

ben mir e. ihUor5 otr nelB,
.Trie0r nit Gbre- cr belt ms
Dem &riege icru." 20 Iteht eS
Idfuorj uui peiB nuf eincm &iIo ocS
8rGiiocntelt, on9 aus Der %oenflpnrot'
aen acknowledgements oes &obre$
1916 itanlmt uno oieier Gage ~nlt@
0eriebeu" oui eiuem 8eonerprlt
in Soutb @eno aufgebdngt puroe,
pom melhem Gan0ioot Cor reOen
Ioutc. Die Gemofroten hnttcn Die
D~ernittenoe @irfung Oieie9 Gofn'
ments crit einqeicbeL OILS Ole Repl'
bIifancr oeS Crte8 0o9 Hc0nerpllIt
nit 8iIO uno llnteridrift peace
mit6 bonor - be fept rs ONT Of mar"
ihon pbotogropbiren batter latent
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10
Die &0lfcrliaa tbnt, ais Of lie llnele

Som nit eiinem QroBen 0ortemon.
naie idon in Der GuIhe bate - iie
iou oaS 9ationaIboteI in Gent ge.
touit uno fiinfeinbalb Ntiuionen
,9rQllfen 0aiilr be3uhlt habetl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10

Turdtoar (Elit fommt
bctleno ans ser StaIcD @tutter: :
.&a@ hait on Neun. EIle2
Gli,; -Su. hu. INT, 6rieSa Bauer
bat mir n1i Sem NGimTpcg er3dbIt.
ihre 4utter Haoe 12ia5t, ibr last
sub i9eieen unO id usvSe scteilt!!@
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10
Sn @pIen mcrocn Die Sricoens.

-reudOe non gnglanO, Die ariegsheu.
Ter non f5rnnfreit unteritijbt. Ga
Der ~ie0enfou5 Die 9e3eihnu1tg cutente
cor0iole fltr Die 9c5icbungeu Ser BET
Den leiten0en aQiirtcn Wddtc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10
goro @~Ortheliffe hat oas amerifa.

niife 8olf elnmnI cine &er0e Sfafe
aennnnt. Cir Soues pom SroiIs Gno
Cor, iteint oapon geb0rt 81 boben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10
Sel.pbon : Nummer 1893.
nj

u y y u u
RoraenTtern", ieoen 0teustag, uno
.N0r0itern~, ie0en 6reita8, porto
Frei, beioe 8uhenbldtter 5ulaulmen pro
5Qbr fin. pow
PAD europa uno Canada, AUS
5hfieBlih gegeu &orau5be3abIung,
portoirei; beioe 8ohenausgnben
GRO Snbr. PAW
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10
Sic mciitrn amcrifnniihcn Slattcr

aritiihtr 6orbunl aIio o,c Htptllitu.
prt''c. ireten hc1tiittrt 'iir Ser Elm.
lin 0lcic Nilfl lii CT uitt 81 bcucj,
Sen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10

n6anos off," lagen Die @Olen 5n
Sufel Gam. 0as ioute Der cute On
Eel b II d it ablth befolgen!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10

gri6eint ieOeu 6rettaS.

azrousoeber: Sic RoroiternsNNottattou
gboIf gau6rtGH, YralloeHt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10

LIZ SultH N~lAihlti OtF uAhtIuuHlz
fhen 9tote bel - polcn dber i'm iibrls
len tbun, mas linen beliebt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10

gm beiteu uno iideriten 1T g, ods
Sch Der g otannet un8 tg{oueh
Dr0er), bic Der Roitmeiiter IN ben 9ros
aeren Ortjdafteu ausielen lam, gu
shsr;su6en, GbenIo Qlt uuo iider INN
Die ggpreBanpe 81 mu8en tpel'
Sc Die ageuten in allen @gpreBs Statto.
1en ausifeaeu. Benn man oas @eIo
Der 8oitanipeiiung oOer per @rpreBan'
tutifltna ididt, lit IS niht not9tpenot9,
Den betrefienceu 8rief regtltrtren gu lals
Zen, penn Die Aoreiie beutlid gelbrteben
QeQt mo ongegeH @anr9tio in oen
5rieF, 10 ioIte oieier tets regl}trlrt ipers
se. au; finer gu ieiu, oaB oerieIbe rids
Gig uufomn1t. Sur @elOienoun9en IN
,einfcbcr 9ri.IoeridIuiIe Ibernebmcn
mn tejnerlei &erduttportIidJteit. SIN
ycue pon &oreBoerauoerungen ner8cle
mon Ia niht, Die aIte ebeuiotpobl tple be
meme Boitofftte an3ugeben, benn lonIt
EHn.n mir ben Ndmen in Den Suhern
aor ni6t finoeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10

Ronen Sroers ourfen nift, ipie bns
20 oft gei6ieRt, aIs OermetntIide Quit
8zme 5urIdbebalten tperoen,
gav6eru iiub in ben @rtef.n bet5us
%sGeu.
0uitt1ng erfoIst MIR ourb Nerberitug
ets 0dtums auf benz GoreBitreifen.
Teau dorehire eiufnd:
,3prbiern", Ga GruFe, @ts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10

@eiddfts@2otal:
zprs4erus@ebdltbe 1913 Brain StraBe.
ga grofe, BIs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-10

ga groIIe, ben 10. 5eptcmber 1920.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-22

worn BY the guests made a love
" scene. Five tables were ar.
ranged I'M the spacious living
room, where the game was
fraught with keen interest. Sew
eral progressions made, the game
was called off and Mrs. Henry
Wall was found to hold the tor
score, and was presented a Van
ity Fair powder puff. The shos
tess served delicious creamed
chicken in patties. congealed
salad, hot biscuits, and hot tea
followed BY Orange Ice and
white cake with the icing in thu
shape of a yellow jonquill.
! Mrs. ]. w. Leak will entertain
at a luncheon on Saturday at her
home on the Hamlet road, in
honor of Miss Mamie Pettijohn
house-guest of Mrs. r. S. Leak
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-22
Notice Of Summons.

North Carolina; Richmond County.
In the Superior Court before the Clerk
Frank Blacker, Plaintiff, VS. A. H. Riven.
bark, Defendant.
The Defendant above named will take
notice that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superior
Court of Richmond County, North Caro-
lima. to foreclose the evuity of the De-
PENDANT in certain lot of piping in the
possession of the Plaintiff upon which
Plaintiff claims lien and the saijN De-
tenant will further take notice that he
is required to appear at the. Office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court for the
County of Richmond at the Court House
in Rockingham on Monday May oath,
1920, and answer or demur to the COM
plant in said action or the Plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed in Complaint. v
:. This the Oath day of April. 1920.
tst.- J. A. .McAulay,
,, Clerk Superior Court.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-22

On Wednesday afternoon the
home of Mrs, Robert S. Leak
was the scene of a pretty affair
given in honor Of her neice and
guest, Miss Mary Louise Petit
john. of indianapolis.
The rooms ever cherry and
inviting, were gay with a pro-
fusion Of choice spring blossoms,
which seemed to vie with those
assembled in greeting this talent
ed young woman whose beauty,
piquant charm and remarkable
voice have already won a host of
friends in Rockingham. Eight
tables were filled for Bridge and
at the conclusion of an interest
ing score, Miss Katherine Nc
Donald was awarded as highest
while similar boxes of candy
were given to Miss Pettijohn and
Miss Wilson, guest of Mrs. L. D.
McPhail. Two delicious courses
of refreshments were served,
during which an added pleasure
was the splendid rendition Of
Ave Maria. which Miss Pettijohn
most. graciously sang upon re.
quest.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-22
Criminal.

/ Criminal.
Heres q letter from my brother,
Henry" said Mr.. Glithery. "Henry's
in Africa now and writes that he had
a narrow escape fromebeing deyoured
by lions"
'Dear met" exclaimed Mrs. Glithery,
}"Do you mean to say they still allow
lions to run at large in Africa! What
a dreadful place that must be?"
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-22
a Foolish Question,

IT see where an experienced elephant
trainer wants a job" remarked Gads
by.
"Trainlng elephants ~ asked Dubson,
"Oh, certainly not answered Gads.
by, in d sarcastic tone. .'He hopes to
he employed BY the owner Of Aes
circus
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-22

Mr.. Check ]. Johnson, a patient
of Uncle Sam, went to Fayette-
vile last Saturday for Physical
Examination being ordered there
for that purpose. He will return
there in two, weeks for an opera
ton.
Miss Allie Legg returned from
New York On Wednesday morn.
ing, whittier she has been attend
ing a wonderful Fashion Show"
she reports styles in Millionery
far more handsome and beautiful
than ever before.
Mr.. James Leak Little left for
Chester S. c.. being ordered there
for examination. He is a patient
of the Government.
Mrs. Fred. w. Bynum enter
tanned eight tables of Bridge and
AZ, on Tuesday afternoon. The
attractive bungalow was tastily
decorated in spring flowers and
the spring idea was carried out
throughout the entire entertain
ment. After a most enjoyable
game the hostess presented to
Mrs. Henry Ledbetter for the
highest score a dainty Powder
Puff, then served a salad course
followed by block ice cream and
cake.
Miss Emmie Brown, of Abe
marie, is the charming house
guest this week of DR.. and Mrs.
Bernard Garrett.
Mr.. B. IT. Payne and little
daughter, Mamie Leak Payne,
who have been visiting Mrs.
Marlborough Pegues, in Green
vile, S. e., returned to Rocking
ham last Saturday night.
Mrs. W.. J. Thomas and daught-
err, Miss Katherine Thomas, Of
Charlotte, arrived in R Rockingham
Monday, and are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w, S. Thomas.
Mrs.I, d. McPhail has as her
charming house-guest, Miss Ellen
Wilson, Of Greenville, S. C.
Miss Wilson has visited in Rock.
ingham before and is pleasantly
remembered and is the center Of
much social attention during her
visits. She is very musical and
her visits are looked forward te
with pleasure. I
Mrs. Fred. w. Bynum was the
charming hostess at a delightful
Bridge party on Tuescay evening
at the Bynun bungalow on Ran
dolph street. The home alway,
beautiful bad IN addition decor
ations Of the Spring blossom
with which the handsome AMI
xaricoIored evening gown
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-22
Social
contributes,

Mrs. T. C.. Leak was hostess at
one Of the prettiest parties of the
early Spring, on Saturday after
noon, coImplinenting Misses Jean
Ashcraft, of Monroe, and Louise
Moore, of Dillon, the attractive
house-guests of Miss EmmaG Grey,
Ledbetter, and Miss Mamie Petit
john, ofSTerre Haute, Ind, guest
of Mrs. r. S. Leak. Mrs. Leak,
in French blue georgette over
satin with crystal beading, re-
ceived the guests in her usual
charming manner and introduc-
ed them to the honorees. Dainty
score cards bearing small cupids
and strings >of hearts directed
the players to the five tables
placed in the parlor and sitting
room OF the spacious Leak home.
This beautiful place, with its
colonial lines and furnishings,
was unusually attractive on this
occasion, in its decorations of
yellow snap dragons and Lady
Banksia roses. After several in
te-esting progressions the prize
for the highest score was found
to be won by Mrs. Frank w.
Leak and to her was given the
Bingham for a summer frock.
Each of the honor guests were
presented with one of these Cling
hams, all varying in colors and
designs. The. hostess served
chicken croQuetts, tomato aspec
on lettuce, topped with mayon-
aise, garden peas in patties, hot
cheese soufle, beaton biscuit and
hot tea, followed by delicious ice
cream and cake.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-22

Adding Insult to Injury.
He wooed girl In beehive hat, x
\ And as his heart she wrling
He asked her what she was laughing ct
And she cruelty answered. "stungl"
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-12-06
MERCHANTS PLAN FOR
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
Plan General Advertising
Announcement on
= Thursday.

The merchants of the city are plan
ming general advertising announce
ment to the Christmas trade through
the columns Of the Freeman-Journal
Thursday. A concerted movement has
been started and it is expected that
Thursday practically every merchant
in the city will have an announcement
to make.
The retail merchants bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce asks all its
members to start the holiday trade
campaign by making an advertising an
Eouncement in Thursdays paper. 1t
is hoped that these advertisements will
be very generally representative Of the
business interests here. Merchants are
urged to have their advertisements for
the Thursday issue in this Office tomor-
row, otherwise it will be impossible to
handle them
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-12-06
Ships Addition to Webster City, on

Ships Addition to Webster City, on
account of owner at time of assessment
being in military service.
On motion, Anna and Carrie NJ.
Lewiston, are each allowed $500 per
week as poor allowance, commencing
October /, 1920, on account of being
cOunty charges.
On motion, the official bond of J.
G. Johnson as Township Clerk of Web
ster Township is approved.
On motion, the bonds of Rose, Yegge
& Johnson of Boone, Iowa, on account
Of contracts for graveling primary road,
is approved.
Application for authority to construct
and maintain transmission line by In
corporated Town Of Story City, Iowa,
being on file, the Board on motion in
structed auditor to publish notice for
hearing on said application.
| On motion, Board adjourned ut noon
to meet afternoon of this date at
lO'clOck
Afternoon Session October 5, 1920.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all members present.
On motion, bond of L. L. Rollins Of
Webster City, Iowa on account Of labor
in thing primary road is approved.
On motion, auditor is authorized to
issue refund warrant to John Anderson
on account of error by assessor in
assessment Of one dog
On motion, bond of Harrison Trans
portation Co. of Des Moines, Iowa, on
account of contract for furnishing tile
for construction of tile drains on pri-
mary road is approved.
It was moved and seconded that
funding bonds be issued January l,
1921 for all outstanding warrants and
same to be delivered to G. NJ. Bechtel
& Co. of DavepOrt, as fiscal agents
for sale, at par and one per cent for
the selling Of said bonds.
On motion, reports Of county Off
Gals on file are approved.
On motion, Board adjourned at 5
o'clock, p. NJ. to meet Oct. 9th, 1920 at
S o'clock A. NJ.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-12-06
kanlrar.

Mrs. Chas Hannah was taken t;
Mercy hospital in Webster City Satur
day for treatment.
Mrs. Chris Rocker returned Satur
day evening from two months visit
at Webster, Keokuk county, with hel
daughter and family.
Miss Annie Hanson was passenger
to Webster City Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Hanson and children Ct
North Dakota arrived Tuesday for al
extended visit with the formers par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Klaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Brill spent Sun
day in Fort Dodge with their son Roy
and family.
Mrs. Nels Hanson and son Frank
and family were passengers to Webster
City Thursday to visit their son and
brother Charles at Mercy hospital.
Phillip Klaver, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Naber and Grace Klavcr were passcn-
gers to Webster City Tuesday.
Frank Hanson was a passenger to
Webster City Thursday.
Miss Mildred Seamands and brother
Keith were passengers to Ames Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Alexander and
II. L. Ryland were passengers to Des
MOines Saturday.
The f. A. II. club held their regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Waterman Thursday even
ing. Although the roads were very
bad, majority of the members were
present and the difficulty of travel was
soon forgotten amid the pleasures of
the evening. A wagon and team were
procured from some Of the good friends
il, town and the members residing
there took this slow but sure means of
travel and certainly made jolly trip
of it with such wits as Howard Alex
andcr and Harold Henderson to enliven
the crowd Cards and music were the
main features of the evening. n deli
cious luncheon, with tempting. warm
home made biscuits, was served by the
hostess. The next club meeting will
be held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Rutledge and it was decided to
have Christmas grab bag for one of
the attraction. All enjoyed themselves
'nuh." Members present were Messrs.
and Mesdames Roy Rutledge, Roy Dan
iels, Otto Christensen, Otto Kennedy,
Howard Alexander, Rasmus Madscn,
Harry Ryland. Dick Waterman and the
guest of honor, Harold Henderson.
Charles Hanson, who was operated
OF. for appendicitis at Mercy hospital
in Webster City returned home Satur'
day.
Alfred Isvik of Jewell spent We'd
nesday evening with friends here.
Mr. ard Mrs. Glen Kennedy are re-
joicing over the arrival of a new son,
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Looking at School Houses.

Warren b. Dodge, member of the
school board, spent several days in
Des MOines last week looking over
various modern school buildings. Mr.
Dodge is graduate of the Webster
City high school and is very much, in
terested in making full investigation
of modern and uptO-date buildings
elsewhere before the board completes
plans for the erection of new building
here. Other members of the board
have also been looking over buildings
elsewhere. Mr.. Dodge saw some fine
buildings in DeS MOincS and at the
next session of the board he, as well
as others, will report on ideas gained
from visits to buildings in other cities.
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Fix Bonds at $4,000.

Fl. w. Selicovitz, who was arrested
Friday. in his clothing store in Fort
Dodge, charged with receiving stolen
goods, waived preliminary examination
Saturday afternoon. His bonds were
fixed at S3,0OO which he furnished.
Ed Fortune, father Of Roy Fortune
who is in the county Jail charged with
having been Il receiver of stolen goods
found at the home of his parents last
week has arrived here from Kansas
City.