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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-14
COPIED PRACTICES OF BIRDS
Man In His Attempted Conquest d
the Air Has Only Initiated the
Feathered Creatures.

Now that man has practically con-
quered the problem of flying, 1t is in
teresting to observe that he actually
learned this in the same way as did
the birds themselves.
But birds were originally not birds
at all, but belonged to the reptile
family, and acquired wings through
a long series of changes in the forward
part of the body. These reptiles could
swim, and this is the nearest approach
to actual flying there is.
The first fossil bird on record APP
pears to have had quill feathers be-
tween the legs and the body, being a
combination of bird and reptile. These
feathers and tail enabled it to sail
through the air. Continued practice
of this sailing would have tendency
to affect the scales on the body of the
reptile, through friction with the air,
causing them to split and become
fuzzy.
Scientists agree upon this, but they
do not all stand together upon the
question of the probable manner in
which flying was first attempted, re-
marks the Detroit News. Some think
that these creatures learned to fly by
springing upward from the ground,
others say that they started from the
top of tree or hill and sailed down.
ward. 1t probably was practiced In
a downward direction from a height.
and the cumbersome creatures gradual.
~ learned from moving their wings to
steady themselves in sailing down.
ward. Afterward they found that by
continued Tapping they could also rise.
Man, in learning to fly, also initiated
the birds in this respect, for he started
where the birds did. His first success
with the flying machine was in 'glid-
ing" from a height downward, and he,
too, learned how to start from the
ground and rise.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-14
Would BE Embarrassing.

During the social session Of lodge
the other night the expenses were de-
frayed by levying fines on the various
members for real or fancied infrac'
lions Of the rules.
The forfeits were collected by tba
sergeant-at-arms.
In one instance, however, the SER
geant made no effort to collect the
fine, and the chairman directed his
attention to the oversight. y
Again the sergeant remained In
different.
Rapping for order, the chairman ex.
claimed:
1.-THE sergeant-at-arms has refused
to collect fine from Brother Amley.
We will hear what excuse he has to
make"
I'LL owe him money."-YoungS
town Telegram. ,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-14
NOTICE OF SALE IN FORE
CLOSURE.

State of Wisconsin,-IowaC County
In County Court.
The Commonwealth Title Insurance
and Trust Company, Executor OF
the last Will and Testament OF
Henry M. Dechert,> deceased, plain
tiff.
Sidney Shepard, Jr., and Maude U.
Shepard, his wife, and Iowa Coun-
Ity Bank, a corporation, defendants.
BY virtue of a judgment of fore
closure and sale made in the above
entitled action on the 26th day OF
July A. D. 1921, the undersigned
sheriff of Iowa County, State of Wis
consin, will sell at the front door OF
the Farmers and Citizens Bank in the
city of Mineral Point, Iowa County,
Wisconsin, On the 18th day of Sep
TENDER AID. 1922:at"2 O'clock p. m.
of that day, the real estate and mort
gagged premises directed by said
Judgment to be sold and therein des-
cribed as follows:
The West Half oof the South
West Quarter of Section Seven,
Town Four, Range Three, save
and except ,asstrip one rod wide
across the south end of said
tract reserved as private road.
All in Iowa County, State of
Wisconsin.
Said tract contains SO acres more OF
less and the terms of the sale will be
cash. Dated this 9th day OF July
A. d. 1922. ].
r. M. HILLARY,
Sheriff of Iowa Co., Wis
Thomas M. Priestley,
Plaintiffs. Atty. 52W6
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-14
HalIey's Comet.

Hal1ey's comet, which visits this
part Of the universe about every sew.
enty-six years, was seen at its best
here on April 10, 1910. Prof. Max
Woln Of Heidelberg first detected the
comet on this visit on September IL,
1905. In the late spring Of 1910 Il
became visible to the naked eye. Be-
tween 2:3O in the morning and dawn
1t was a beautiful spectacle In the
eastern sky. The tail grew In length
ard impressivehess as perihelion was
approached, April TO- "Halley" passed
within half a million miles Of Venus on
May 2, and an observed irregularity Of
tail structure was perhaps occasioned
thereby.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-14
Birches in Europe.

The birch figures largely in the life
and legends of the European races as
well. The fasces of the Roman magis-
trates was a bundle of birch rods, the
symbol of authority. Through this
use it may have come down to the
schoolmaster. Indeed the birch seems
to have been, in primitive times, in
many countries the symbol of author
ity and of power.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-14


Glass 36-ASiatic
Cock-1st Milton Bourne, Beloit;
End Lee Kyburz, Lake Beulah.
Hen-1st Lee KyburZ, Lake Beu-
lah: End Lee KyburZ, Lake Beulah.
Cockerel-1st Milton Bourne, Be-
lott; End Milton Bourne, Beloit.
Punet-1st Milton Bourne, Beloit,
End Milton Bourne. Beloit.s
Pen-1st Lee Kyburz, Lake Beu-
lah.
Cock-1st Lee Kyburz, Lake Beu-
lab: End Milton Bourne, Beloit.
Hen-1st Lee Kyburz, End Lee
KyburZ.
Cockerel-1st Milton Bourne, End
Jas. G.. Bailie, Platteville.
Pullet-1st Milton Bourne, End
Jas. G. Bailie, Platteville.
Pen-1st Jas. G. Bailie.
B. c. Cock-1st Milton Bourne,
Beloit.
Hen-1st Milton Bourne.
Cockerel-1st Milton Bourne.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-14
Pioneer American Man Of tetters

Washington Irving was the first
American to obtain European repu-
tation as a man of letters. He was
also the first American humorist to
be read on the other side Of the water.
Mark Stuyvesant in Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-14

Bailie.
Cockerel-1st, L. Kyberz.
Columbian Wyandotte- Cock-1st
M. Bourne; I'd, L. Kyberz.
Hen-1st, M. Bourne; I'd, L. KY
berZ.
Pullet- M. Bourne; I'd, L. Ky
burr.
ye-Cock-1st, L. Kyburz.
Hen-1st, L. Kyberz; I'd, L. KY
berz.
Cockerel-1st L. Kyburz; End
L. Kyburz.
Pullet-1st, L. Kyburz; I'd, L. Ky
burr.
Single-Comb R. I. Red-Cock-
1st, M. Bourne; I'd, j. G. Bailie.
Hen-1st, Marshall Day; I'd, ]. G..
Bailie.
Cockerel-1st Marshall Day; End
Marshall Day.
Pullet-1st, Harry Harris; I'd, M.
Bourne.
Pen, old-1st, M. Day.
Pen, young-1st, M. Day; I'd, Har-
ry Harris.
Rose-Comb R. I. Red-Cock-1st
M. Bourne; I'd, M. Bourne.
Hen-1st, M. Bourne; I'd, M.
Bourne.
Cockerel-1st, w. E. Prisk; I'd,
M. Bourne
Pullet-1st, M. Bourne; I'd, w. E.
Prisk.
American Dominiques-Cock LIST
M. Bourne.
Hen-1st, L. KyburZ.
Cockerel-1st, M. Bourne; I'd, M.
| Bourne.
Pullet-1st, M. Bourne; I'd, l.. KY
burr.
Hen-1st L. Kyburz.
| Cockeral-1st, M. Bourne; 1st,
I'd, L. Kyburz.
Pullet-1st,M. Bourne; I'd, L. KY
burr.
Notified Javas-C L. KY
burr; I'd, L. Kyburz.
Hen-1st, L. Kyburz; I'd, L. KY
burr.
Cockerel-1st, M. Bourne; I'd, L.
Kyburz.
Pullet-1st, M. Bourne; I'd, L. KY
burr.
Silver-Gray Dorking-Cock-1st
L. Kyburz; I'd, M. Bourne.
Hen-1st, L. Kyburz; I'd, L. Ky
burr.
Cockerel-1st, L. Kyburz.
| Pullet-1st, M. Bourne; I'd, L. Ky
bu9k.
White Dorking -Cock-1st, M
Bourne.
Hen-1st M. Bourne, End M
Bourne.
Cockerel-1st, L. Kyburz.
| Pullet-1st, L. KyburZ.
| Colored Dorking-Cock-1st, L
Kyburz.
Hen-1st, l.. Kyburz; I'd, L. Ky
burr.
Cockerel-1st, L. Kyburz. Pullet-
LIST, L. Kyburz.
Single Comb. Bff. Orping.-Cock-
LIST, L. Kyburz. Hen-1st, L. Ky
burr; End ]. G.. Bailie. Cockerel-1s
J. G. Bailie; I'd, J. G. Bailie. Pulle
list, J. G.. Bale; I'd, j. G.. Bailie
Pen, old-1st, j. G. Bailie. Pen
young-1st, J. G. Battle.
Single-Comb White Orp.-Cock-
LIST, M. Bourne; L. Kyburz. Hen
LIST, L. Kyburz; I'd, M. Bourne.
Single-Comb Black Orp.-Cock-
LIST, l.. Kyburz; I'd, M. Bourne. Hell
list, J. G.. Bailie; I'd, M. Bourne
Cockerel-1st ]. G. Bailie; End j. G
Balie- Pullet-1st j. G.. Bailie; 2nt
J.. G.. Bailie. Pen, old-1st j. G
Baltic. Pen young-1st ]. G. Bailie
.Single-Comb Blue Orp.-Hen-1s
L. Kyburz Cockerel-1st, L. Ky
burr. Pullet--1st, L. Kyburz.
| Single-Comb Red Sussex-Cock-
list, L. Kyburz. Hen-1st, L. Kybur
I'D, L. Kyburz. Cockerel-1st, L
Kyburz. Pullet-1st, L. Kyburz
Hen-1st, j. G. Bailie; I'd, J. G
Battle.
Dark Cernish-Cock-1s L. KY
burr; I'd, M. Bourne. Hen-1st, L
Kyburz; I'd, M. Bourne. Cockerel-
nst, L. Kyburz. Pullet-1st. M
Bourne; I'd, L. Kyburz.
White Cornish-Cock-1st, L. KY
burr; I'd, M. Bourne. Hen-1st, L
Kyburz; I'd, M. Bourne. Cockerel-
LIST, L. Kyburz. Pullet-1st. L. Ky
burr.
| { Continued next week.
| Birches in Europe.
q
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-14


Lee Kyburz.
Pen, old-1st, H. G. Jackson, Min
eral Point.
Single-Comb M. An.-Cock-1st
Lee Kyburz; I'd, Milton Bourne.
Hen-1st, Lee Kyburz; I'd. Milton
Bourne. :
Cockerel-st, Milton Bourne; I'd,
G. U. Healy.
Pullet-1st, Milton Bourne; I'd.
G. U. Healy.
Cock-1st, Milton Bourne; I'd, Mil
ton Bourne.
Hen-1st Lee Kyburz; End Milton
Bourne.
Cockerel-1st, Milton Bourne; I'd,
Jas. G. Bailie.
Pullet-1st, Milton Bourne, I'd,
Milton Bourne.
Barred Plymouth Rock Cock-1st,
Walter Harris.
Hen-1st, Lee Kyberz; I'd, Lee Ky
berz.
Cockerel-1st, Lee Kyberz; I'd,
Walter Harris.
Pullet-Lee Lee Kyberz; I'd, Wal
ter Harris.
Pen, old-1st, Mrs. B. O'Hara; I'd
Ivan Hunt.
Cock-1st, Walter Harris; I'd,
Walter Harris.
Hen-1st, Walter Harris; I'd, Lee
Kyberz.
Cockerel-1st, Walter Harris; I'd,
Lee Kyberz.
=, Pullet-1st, Lee Kyberz; I'd, Wal
ter Harris.
Pen--1st, Walter Harris.
Cock-1st, Milton Bourne, I'd. A. N.
Kelley.
Hen-1st, A. N. Kelley; I'd, A. N.
Kelley.
/ Cockerel-1st, J. G.. Bailie; I'd,
| A. N. Kelley.
Pullet-1st, J. G.. Bailie; I'd, A. N
Kelley.
Pen, old-1st, J. G. Bailie; I'd, A.
N. Kelley.
Pen, young--st, A. N. Kelley.
Buff Plymouth Rock-Cock-1st
Milton Bourne; I'd, J. G.. Bailie.
Hen-1st, Milton Bourne; 3D.
J. G. Bailie.
| Cockerel-1st, J. G. Bailie; 3D.
Milton Bourne.
Pullet-1st, J. G. Bailie; I'd, J. G.
Bailie.
Pen, old-1st, J. G.. Bailie.
Pen, young-1st,J. G. Bailie.
Partridge Plymouth Rock-Cock--
LIST, H. G.. jackson.
Hen-1st, H. G.. Jackson; I'd, H
G. Jackson.
Cockerel-1st, H. G.. Jackson; I'd
III. G. Jackson.
Pullet-1st, H. G. Jackson: I'd
III. G. Jackson.
Pen, old-1st, H. G. Jackson.
Pen, young-1st, H. G. Jackson.
Silver-Penciled Ply. Rock-Cock--
LIST, J. H. Bailie; I'd, Milton Bourne
Hen-1st, J. G.. Bailie; I'd, Milton
Bourne.
Cockerel-1st, J. G.. Bailie; I'd, J
G.. Bailie.
Pullet-1st, J. G. Bailie; I'd, M
| Bourne.
Pen, old-1st, J. G.. Bailie.
L Pen, young-1st, J. G.. Bailie.
Columbian Ply. Rock-Cock-1st
| ]. G. Bailie.
Hen-1st, J. G. Bailie; I'd, M
; Bourne.
Cockerel-1st, J. H. Bailie; I'd, M
Bourne.
Pullet-1st J. H. Bailie.
| Pen, young-1st, J. Fl. Bailie.
Buff Wyandotte- Cock-1st, Lee
| Kyberz; I'd, M. Bourne.
Hen-1st, l. Kyberz; I'd, J. G
: Bailie-
Cockerel- LIST. J. G. Bailie; I'd
= L. Kyberz.
Pullet-1st, Jas. G.. Bailie; "a, j
= G. Baiiie.
Pen, old-1st, Jas G. Bailie.
I Pen, young-1st, Jas. G. Bailie.
Silver Wyandotte- Cock-1st, M
= Bourne
Hen-1st, NJ Bourne.
Cockere1-1st, L. Kyburz.
: Pullet-1st, l. Kyburz; I'd, M
Bourne.
Golden Wyandotte-Cock-1st,
: G. Bailie; I'd, M. Bourne.
Hen-1st, L. Kyburz; I'd, M
: Bourne.
Cockerel-1st, l. Kyburz; I'd
!. J. G. Bailie-
Pul1et-1st ). G.. Bailie; End L
KyburZ.
Pen, old-1st, J. G. Battle.
: White Wyandotte-Cock- w
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-14

+. u. COcK-1SL MlILOn bouln0'
End Jas. G. Bailie.
Hen-1st Jas. G. Battle, End Mil
ton Bourne.
Cockerel-1st Milton Bourne.
Beloit. End Milton Bourne, Beloit.
Pullet-1st Milton Bourne, Beloit;
End Milton Bourne, Beloit.
Pen, old-1st Lee Kyburz, Lake
Beulah.
Pen, young-1st Lee Kyburz,
Lake Beulah.
Cockerel-1st Lee Kyburz, Lake
Beulah.
Pullet-1st Lee Kyburz, Lake
Beulah.
B. L. Cock-1st Milton Bourne,
End Lee Kyburz.
Hen-1st Jas. G.. Bailie, Platteville
End Milton Bourne.
Cockerel-1st Jas. G. Bailie, End
Jas. G.. Bailie.
Pullet-1st Lee Kyburz.
Pen, old-1st Jas. G. Bailie.
w. L. Hen-1st Milton Bourne.
Cockere1-1st Milton BOURNE,
End Lee Kyburz.
Glass 37-AIediterranean
Single-Comb B. L. Cock-1st Lee
Kyburz.
Hen-1st Lee Kyburz.
Cockerel-1st Lee Kyburz, Lake
Beulah.
Pullet-1st Lee Kyburg. Lake
Beulah.
Rose-Comb B. L. Cock-1st Mil
ton Bourne, Beloit.
Hen-1st Milton Bourne, Beloit;
End Lee Kyburz, Beloit.
Cockerel-1st Lee KyburZ.
Pullet-1st Lee Kyburz.
Single-Comb w. L. Cock-1st G..
U. Healy, Mineral Point; End G. U.
Healy, Mineral Point.
Hen-1st G.. u. Healy, Mineral
Point; End Milton Bourne.
Cockerel-1st Evans &, Becktel,
Mineral Polnt; zno Colllcutt bros''
Mineral Point.
Pullet-1st Evans & Becktel, End
G.. u. Healy.
Pen, old-1st G.. U. Hea1y.
Pen, young-1st Evans & Becktel,
End G.. u. Healy.
Rose-Comb w. L. Cock-lst Mil
ton Bourne, End Lee Kyburz.
Hen-1st Jas. G. Bailie, Platte
vile; End Lee Kyburz.
Cockerel-1st Lee Kyburz, End
Jas. G. Bailie.
Pullet-1st. Jas. G. Bailie, End
Lee Kyburz.
Pen, old-1st Jas. G. Ballle
Platteville.
Single-Comb B. L. Cock-1st Lee
Kyburz, Lake Beulah, End Milton
Bourne, Beloit.
Hen-1st Lee KyburZ, End Milton
Bourne.
Cockerel-1st Lee Kyburz; Enc
Milton Bourne.
Pullet-1st Lee Kyburz.
B. L. Cock-1st Milton Bourne
lf2nd Lee Kyburg.
Cockerel-1st Lee KyburZ.
Pullet-1st Lee Kyburz.
S. L. Cock-1st Lee Kyburz; 2nd
Milton Bourne.
Hen-1st Lee Kyburz; End Milton
Bourne.
Cockerel-1st Milton Bourne, Enc
Lee Kyburz.
Pullet-1st Milton Bourne, Beloit
End Lee Kyburz, Lake Beulah.
| R. IL. Hen-1st Lee KyburZ
End Lee Kyburz.
Cockerel-1st Milton Bourne, 2ni
Lee Kyburz.
Puliet-1st Milton Bourne, 2ni
Lee Kyburz.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-14
Where souareness Counts.

A country is not made great by the
number Of square miles It contains,
but by the number Of square people
II contains. Dayton News.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-09-14
Premiums Awarded at
Southwestern Wis. Fair
Continued from Page p

Continued from Page p
Buck years old-1st L. G. Smith
Union Center; End Buford Poole.
Buck l year old-1st Buford
Poole, End Buford Poole.
Buck lamb-1st L. C. Smith, End
Burr Peckham.
Eve 2 years old-1st Buford
Poole; End Buford Poole.
Eve 1 year old-1st L. G. Smith,
End Buford Poole.
Eve lamb-1st Burr Peckham,
End L. C. Smith.
Best Buck-1st Burr Peckham.
Best Ewe-1st L. G. Smith.
Pen of ewes-1st Burr Peckham.
Pen-1st Burr Peckham.
SWINE
Class 3O-Poland China
Boar over 1 year-1st H. N. Mich
OILS, Mineral Point; End Gilbert Gas
ner, Spring Green.
Boar over months-1st Gilbert
Gasnr, Spring Green; End H. N. Mich
OILS, Spring Green
Boar-1st II. N. Nichols, Spring
Green; End H. N. Nichols, Spring
Green.
Sow-1st I'll. N. Nichols, Spring
Green; End Gilbert Gasner.
Sow-1st Gilbert Gasner, Spring
Green; End Gilbert Gasner, Spring
Green.
Sow under months-1st VIM.
Jackson, Mineral Point; End Clyde
Humbert, Mineral Point.
Sow etc-1st Gilbert Gasner,
Spring Green; End L. HI. Liddicoat,
Linden.
Glass 32-Chester Whites
Boar-1st Fred Motley, End Or
vile Rundell, Dodgeville.
Sow-1st Orville Rundell, Dodge
Vile.
Sow-1st Berniece Roether, Min
eral Point, End Orville Rundell,
Dodgeville.
Sow etc-1st Orville Rundell,
Dodgeville.
Class 33-DurOc-JerSey
Boar-1st Frank Lawinger, Min
eral Point; End Collicutt Bros, Min
eral Point.
Boar under months-1st Dale
McGranahan, Darlington; second
Frank Lawinger.
Boar under months-1st Dale
McGranahan, End James M. Watkins
Edmund.
Sow-1st Frank Lawinger, End
Collicutt Bros.
Sow under 6 months-1st Dale
McGranahan, End Dale McGranahan
Sow-1st Dale McGranahan, Oar
lington; End Jas. M. Watkins, Ed
mund.
Sow etc-1st Frank Lawinger
Mineral Point; End Collicutt Bros.
Mineral Point.
Class 34-Hampshire
Boar-1st T. G. Gilbanks, Miner
al Point.
Boar-1st w. C. Glindinning
Shullsburg; End w. C. 'Glindinning
Shullsburg.
Boar-1st w. C. Glindinning
End w. G.. Glindinning, Shullsburg.
Sow-1st A. C. Calm, Mineral
Point; End w. G. fGlindinning.
Sow-1st T. c. Gilbanks, End W
C.. Glindinning.
sow-1st T. c. Gilbanks, End T. C
Gilbank.
Sow w. C. (Glindinning, End T. G
Gilbanks.
Glass 35-An Other Worthy Breed.
Boar-1st w. G. Glindinning.
Boar-1st w. G.. Glindinning, 2nC
w. C. Glindinning.
Boar-1st w. C. Glindinning, End
w. G.. Glindinning.
Sow-1st w. C. Glindinning, Enc
w. c.. Glindinning.
Sow-1st w. G. Glindinning, End
w. c.. Glindinning.
Sow-1st Gilbert Gasner, Spring
Green; End Gilbert Gasner, Spring
Green.
Sow-1st w. G.. Glindinning.
Glass 36-Sweepstakes
;nI oln
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-27

Nra 0srt.uds Robinson eater
tainsd At . seven O'Clock dinner
wednesday evening In honor Of Hr.
and Mn. q n. KellaF. who DslSs
this Saturday for their home p
Caiifornia. Those present were tAs
guests Of honor. Mr.. and Nrs. =. G.
Davis. Mr.. and lfrss }. =. 1sat-
gomsry. Mrs. John Hecker. and Mis-
Alice O'Nafa.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-27
Mr.. and Mrs.. W. A. N.sill en-.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Aagtli en-
tsrtainsd 1t an elaborate six O'Clock
dinner last Wednesday evening II
honoe os Nr. and Mrs. Quincy Cor
nelius. Who left Monday Of this week
for their new home in Aiamose. Be-
sides the guests Of honor those pres
ent were Mrs. Mary Corlett and
Misses Helen and Ruth Eagle.
80 -
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bunker LET,
in their car Sunday morning fol
Hughes. Colorado. whore they will
visit the formers brother. From
there they will 60 TO Omaha to visit
with relatives for 4 short time.
. . . .
Miss Villa Price delightfully."- En-
tertained Saturday night At q
slumber party. Those present were
Misses Lois Fosle. Ruth Van Nos
trand. Ordean Spencer. Ruth
Bramer. Ruth Hopkins. Mary Worth,
Mary Burgett. Mary Thorne. Icons
Chase, Ruth Short. Thelma Correll
and Edna Anderson.
. .
Mrs. w. 8. Price presided At Z
party Saturday afternoon in honor
Of her son Roberts eighth birthday
Games were played after which re-
freshments were served. Those In
vitsd were Bobby Nelson. sybil and
Buddy Lear. Dot and Wanda 0rout
Harold and Nell Wilson. Lucille
Hampton, Victoria 0rosbcek. Polly
and Edgar Neweomb. Frances Bar
Icy. Louise Boutwell,. Keith Mont
gomery. Lois Stu. Martha Louiss
Station. Bob and Kendall Dane. Bot
and Don Clark. Lusda and Chas
Hart Marcslla Morscraft, Dorothy
and Margaret Barber.
- . -
Mrs. Ralph Caldwell and Mis-
Mabel Anderson entertained ths
Fassett Evening club At the Ydren
home Monday evening. Al . iats
hour refreshments were served I.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fassstt. n,
and Mrs. George Barsstt. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. e. Hart. Mr.. and Mrs.. Ear
Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. viii Ooff
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Barley. Mis-.
Leila Mount, Miss Elsie Davis. Axe
Anderson. Gus Ydren. Mr.. Adrair
Baird. Mr.. Harvey johnson. Mr.
Frank Bone, Miss Retta Fassett
Mrs. Emma Serum. Mrs. Leots
0lenwright. Mrs. Rochelle Harvey
Mr.. Nenlo Thomas. Miss Clara MAJ
Naslund. Mrs. Florence Jermy. Miss
Helen Ydren. and Mrs. H. n
Merchant.
. . eo
Furnished room In modern houss
for rent. Mrs. Allen Howard
Stallo street.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-27

Mn .. ?. PoGis and Mrs. Roy
Ws1tnes sal little daughtsr re-
eusoi1 wednesday fvo0 De- Moses.
SoUa, vhses thsy have attsadsA the
q. \. h. ssavsatsca.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-27

z. r. King left Friday evening on
4 business trip to Laramie. Wyom-
ing.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-27
MARsH r. Z. a. 1Ae yIH1
0ET1TO0lx1kl8 = NETTING

800
A very - :susA an
usual msstias q IL leassG Z. I. A.
was hsiA u the ,eeAeea 111.ding
Wednesday svssin6 ostibss ssh.
Several Visitors fssn otHSs.sp. +.
A. Organizations wsss pssseat and
comments were made al1sasfh> en-
terprisins and frisaAly wnysan which
these meetings are eoulsctsd. A
splendid Halloween Diogram was
given to the apprsc1aalss audience.
PROGRAM
Selection High School orehsstra
Piano 6olo.--....-.-.--..-.-..CAs oharpan
Jack o Lantern. .Aiss Pasgo's room
Brownie Song. .Mrs- Ha1Dtoa's room
James Whitoonb Rils5s pesnnse
Living Pictures .l1arsh School
Violin Solo. .Mias Nsweonb, &C.
companisd By Miss vaa Fleet
Selection .......--......-...-.---.. Orchestra
A talk was also giysa hy Mrs.
shellabarger on TraaAcy Work.
which made every one pressnt feel
that our truancy officer b not only
doing her duty bat keeping h touch
with some OF the needy - Vel. At
the conclusion OF the Deog1aA .
fortune telling pot eoatainias
written messages was PLACED n the
center Of the stage aad every one
was Invited to take 1892 late the
future. Several msmbsfs of the p.
+. A. and teaehers nasaueFaAe1 IN
costumes and Q guessing coatsst
took place among the auaieaes
which caused nueh nsfsiDsat.
Delicious sandwichss aaA esffee
were served ~ the rsfrssAnsat
committee.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-27

EYE. kAR. NOSE AND THROAT
Dr. Sapsro. the Denver specialist.
will again be In Moats Vista st the
Hotel Crasd. Wednesday. November
lst Consultation and sxamiAation
tree.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-27
WOMAN,s RELIEF CORPs

Joe Hooker Woman's Relief
Corps. Auxiliary to Joe Hooker
Post Grand Army Of the ReDubiic
will hold It's next regulAr meeting
ON Friday. November ID. At WOOD
man hall. A full attendance b de-
sired for business Of importance.
ANNA 8. HO0LE.
President
MAUD SKINNER.
Secretary.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-27

Mrs. II. c. Kephars has as hci
hosse guest Miss Hiima Louise
oponsbesg. OF LindsborG. Kansas.
Mias spongbcrg IL most accom-.
pltsheA musician. = graduate In both
Instrumental and vocal. also pips
organ and for three years taught
instrumental and vocal In Bethany
College of Music and Fine Arts. ono
Of the most prominent musical insti-
tutions In the central veal. During
her last year IN Bethany she was
teadersd. by the college. the posi-.
tioa Of soloist Ia the famous
'Measiah." positson previously
filled by Schumann-H -Heink and other
sueh noted artists. Miss Sponghcrs
= plsnniag 10 oresnise eias~cs In
lnstrumsatai Aad vocal In Monte
Vista.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
Marquisette Curtains
lace trimmed-S1.5O pail

White, cream or Ecru Marquisette with
dainty lace edging in several styles. These
curtains are 2A yards long, and very we'll
made.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
RACE Tree TO
BRIGHAM YOUNG
y fct4onwoOd at Florence, Neb.
wanted by Mormon Leader 80
Years Ago, stu Lives.

arsha. Neb., April AT Flor
] a suburb OF Omaha. stands a
Essrve tree. planted by Brigham
Esstg, So years ago.
4.is old cottonwood tree Is To-
80 IN the center of an attractive
~ mark across from the old Brig
~ Young home. The spread of
I-ssches is great. Near the great
rr,rk Is a bandstand. Few people
~ mass the park on street car or
Eh<rwise who do not speak of the
: : eottonwood and remark, That 5
n tree Brigham Young planted.
few years ago President JOS
n r. Smith, head of the Mormon
kurch at Salt Lake City. accom-
snied by his son and a few other
Mormons. stopped off in
koaha a day while passing through
nav a visit TO winter Quarters"
1 the Brigham Young home was
kned. Standing under the tree
(rssident Smith gazed long at the
IA cemetery nearby and the pic
kSsoue scenery surrounding the
kikham Young home.
/ The house was erected in 1876
a man named Mitchell. who
lea near where Council Bluffs.
tea. now stands. When Brigham
fohng crossed the Missouri river
Bellevue on a ferry boat, with
Ia people June %. 1916. having
Ven preceded by many of his fol
ksers of faith the previous year,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
MANY CANDIDATES
FOR POLICE CHIEF
UNDER NEW MAYOR

Harry W. Phillips is mentioned
as candidate for chief Of police of
Davenport He was very active in
the campaign which resulted In the
election of Alfred C. Mueller as
mayor.
Carl House, the biggest police
man on the force, and Sergeant
Walter Homeyer, the shortest pa
trolman. have filed applications for
the position. Other applicants are
Fred Hoelmer, formerly deputy
sheriff, AL Freers, former patrol
man, William Claussen, present in
cumbent, Pat Ruhl and julius jan
sen.