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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20
PLYMOUTH

Mr.. and Mrs William Whitaker
are spending a few days in Chicago
on business.
Miss Maude Nye left yesterday for
Chicago 10 visit few days, after
which she viii go to Warsaw, where
she has accepted a position i'm the
county auditors office
Mrs. Fred Wentzler received word
yesterday that her brother. Daniel
Ritzman. OF South Bend. had a
stroke Of paralysis Saturday. She
left on the afternoon train. and he
died Sunday morning at s o'clock.
The body viii be taken to Chicago
for burial.
Saturday afternoon occurred the
election of officers for the Marshall
County Sunday School association.
They are: President. O. s. Ellis.
Bremen; vice-president, Claude r.
Newman. Culver; secretary treasur-
or emeritus, Mrs. a. G. Hume. Ply
mouth; secretary. Miss Bertha Ca
rothers, Plymouth; treasurer. A c..
Yearick. Argos. Divisional superin-
tendents. Childreu's Cacting) Hazel
Fruits Plymouth. young peoples.
Claude Newman. Culver: adult. Mrs
+. w. Bosworth, Plymouth; educa-
tional department s. A. Laird. Bour-
bon; administration. {. =. Mullen
hour Bourbon. German township is
the only 100 per cent township in the
county The installation of the Off
GERS concluded the two days SEES
sion.
S. 3. Tanning and wife were
called TO North Manchester on ac-
count of the death of his brother.
The funeral Will be held Monday.
He leaves a wife and three children,
four brothers and two sisters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20

OMAHA. Feb. 19.-Eugene Den.
mis-. the 1T-year-oId girl psychic. who
has amazed Psycholog SITS here with
her powers OF second sight and UNI
Canny mind reading. was asked to-
day 20 apply her powers 90 a solu-
ton Of the murder in Los Angeles
OF william Desmond Taylor. movie
director.
During the time that has elapsed
since Taylor was found shot TO death
in his Hollywood bungalow. Miss
Dennis has been under the observa-
tion OF physochologist and others.
who back up her own statement that
she has not bcen reading newspapers
and has not discussed the crime with
her friends
who is 10 blame for the movie
directors murder" Miss Dennis was
asked.
BlamCS Dark Woman.
The principal blame can he laid
at the door of a dark woman who
twice visited the directors home
within few days before he was
murdered. she replied
This woman is subject to sudden
changes in temper She could tell
the entire story of the murder-and
She viii tell il some day"
What was the motive for the
MURDER"
Jealousy and money interests.
the girl replied. without hesitation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20
WOMAN INJURED WHEN
HIT BY TROLLEY CAR

Matilda Na.go. a. OF 112 y. Hucy
81 narrowly escaped severe injuries
Sunday morning when she walked
into the side Of a Michigan 81. troll
Washington az
Miss Vargo started 20 cross the
street and did not notice the car
turning the corner. although wit
nesses state that the moto-man had
sounded his gong a number of times
She was thrown 20 the pavement
receiving a slieht hruise on her left
shoulder. The ambulance respond
ed 20 q call from Sergt. Hosinsd
and the young lady was taken to her
home. suffering moro from shock
than from injuries received.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20
NOTRE DANE NOTES

Notrs Dame SIS preparing 20 ceie-
hrate Washington birthday in the
Time boucr.d fashion. For many
years t has been the custom az the
university 20 hold an all-mornInE
program u Washington HAN during
Che course or which fas is pre-
scented t1 the university by the Se-
u.or Glass The entire school as
=embles for the program. For sew
ersi weeks members OF the gradual
ine class have been getting ready for
tl. affair and al $50 sharp We'd
reeaay morning they viii appear in
Tho following order.
Overture .......-- University Orchestra
star Spanglcd Banner. ...... Assembly
Presentation of Flag .....-...
Joseph A. RhombcrE. 20
Acceptance or Flag .-..-...-.
The Very Rev pr. James j. Burns
selection ..-... University Orchestra
columbia .-....... ....... Assembly
Selections from Farewell Address
.-.... VIM A. a. CastelIni -
Washington. the American.
--.--..-- Aaron Huguenard %
<Otre Dame ............. A ssemalv
March .......... University Orchestra
a real bit OF college amusement
for the benefit Of thoatergoers win be
staged by the Senior Glass tonight
and tomorrow uicat at the Black
stone theater in south Bend when
the Notre Dame Novelty Knights"
viii appear. The general committee
I'm charge OF senior activities combed
the lists of the university 10 gather
together the program. il will repre-
sent the second OF the series of So
Nor activities which hogan with the
Hard Times dance last week. and
VIII eliminate in the Senior Rail.
May H.
Iu addition 70 "Kouege Kapers'
feature movie viii be presented.
Two orchestras. the big Five" and
the Glec cluo orchestra viii alter
nate i'm providing the music These
orchestras are composed entirely OF
\otro Dame men. and are well
known throughout the city. being
pou'ar dance orchestras. They have
ARRANGED special novelty numbers
for the occasion. a xyIophone wiz
ard i'm the person Of Francis How
lan1 VIII occupy the stage for six
or seven minutes as the second NUNS
her Rowland created a sensation
with his playing on the campus this
fan Tho varsity slee club quartet
which enjoys the distinction Of be-
ins the finest quartet developed i'm
recent years al the university win
follow Rowland on the program 1t
is composed of Clarence Manion.
Edgar Raub George Fischer and r
Mudd- Then there viii be Walter
% kecfe. who has been popular Io-
Cally a. an entertainer for years He
Us \otre Dame alumnus, and will
entertain with monolosue and sew
eral songs Charlie Butterworth. a
and promising
singer and humorist viii appear i'm
the finale with the orchestra.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20
Drug Peddler COHceGiS
Illicit Done in Bible

NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-PoIice de-
Eectives SUNDAY arrested drug ped.
dier who had his stock i'm trade
3 paper packets Of poweder-hid-
|Icn between the paEes OF "a large
bible
The arrest camc about when some
|oued iscovcred smoke pouring from
tine windows Of q Bronx apartment
Rnd turned in am alarm. Firemen
found four men, including the ale
|cged owner Of tho hidden drugs
|1ying on tho noor. partly overcome
|hy the opiate which they apparently
bad sampled
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20
NILES

Funeral services for Rudolph Clip
ner, IS years of age son of Mr.. and
AIRS. John Gipner. We're held at the
home OF ra1e latter. 500 y. Fifth St.
at . o'clock Sunday afternoon. the
Rev. II. I. Scherer, of the Presbyte-
rian church officiating. Burial oc-
Cured in Silver Brook cemetery.
IN "A oue-sided battle on the floor
of the high school gymnasium Friday
evening. the Niles high school bas-
ketball quintet defeated the Three
Rivers team by "A score of So to II.
The visitors were greatly hampered
10y the absence of Doolittle. star
Three Rivers forward. and by the
small floor ON the same evening
the Niles Reserves defeated the Cas-
sopolis high school team by a score
of 81 to 13
Col. Seymour Bullock. rccreationaI
director of South Bend, was the
principal speaker at a union Boy
Scout service held i'm Trinity Epis-
copaI church i'm this city at o'clock
Sunday afternoon. The complete
program for scout week in Niles
also includes a movie and camp din
ner i'm the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday evening. i'm charge Of Rev.
II. r. SCheror and Fred Andrews.
T.. Y. Dave, of 81. Joseph one of
the pioneer scout masters Of the
county viii deliver an address,
Camping the Modern Doctor" on
this occasion. Robert Codd, man
ager of the Riviera theater has
likewise made arrangements for a
film. knights of the Round Table"
to be shown i'm Niles the latter part
of scout week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young. resid-
ing west of Niles. are parents of a
daughter, Donna Belle. born Friday
at Clark hospital iu Buchanan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
COPIES WITH REBELLION

BY Associated frFeS-
MEXICO CITY. Feb. IA week.
of sporadic revoIts throughout
Northern Mexico has left tho federal
governr1eut forces entirely i'm con-
troll Of the situation. according to in
formation obtained by the war office
here. The situation i'm the state Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20

Michoacan where Col Francisco
Carderas. with more than 200 men,
IS reported TO have rcvolted. still Of
f-rs somewhat OF n problem. but
Gen. Enrique Estrada. at the head
Of the federal forces there. had Just
been supplied with more men and a
sufficient amount of money with
which to prosecute a vigorous CAM
paign and the complete dispersal OF
the rebellious faction is expected
during the present week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20
Funerals
DANIFT WRIGHTSNAN.

Funeral services for u IAN !
Wrightsman. 80. lis W. Tut ST..
who was stricken I'M while at work
at Studebaker's Friday and died
at ST. Joseph's hospital Saturday,
viii he held this afternoon at Z
o'clock from the home. Rev s. II.
Keck officiating The body viii be
taken TO Mt. Olive for burial
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20

SEATTLE Feb. -,-Despite pre-
d!ctous OF seasoned rnountaineers
that certain death awaits them.
three daring Swiss climbers are out
90 set a new record by making q
mid-vintcr ascent Of Mt Rainier.
l4.444 feet high. the highest snow
clad peak Ga the United States.
Scaling ML Rainier is no easy task
iu the summer. And in mid winter.
with many feet or snow obliterating
trails and making treacherous shelly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20
ADOLPH PRICE.

Adolph Price, 81. 1O4T Portage
av. viii be buried today when fun
eral services will be held at the home
az s o'clock this afternoon Rev
Hugo Weichelt. Of St. Peters Ger
man Evangelical church. will ofici.
ate Burial will be in Riverview
cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20

ius out over Crevasses. the feat has
been considered impossible. No att
tempt at a winter ascent has ever
been made heretofore
But the trio, Jacques Bersues.
Jean Landry and his brother.
Jacques Landry have records To-
show successful ascent of more than
80 peaks i'm the Swiss and French
Alps.
They declare application of Swiss
methods TO old Rainier viii be sue
ccssful and viii result i'm opening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20
r. LEFT TO RIGHT

mountain climbing IS new mid
winter sport in the northwest.
A special detachment Of army sig
nal corps men will accompany the
party as far up the mountain as pos
sibIe and from this point viii keep
up communication by wireless tele-
phone between the Ginning trio and
the outside world.
More than two weeks viii be con-
sumed in tho ascent ard descent. IL
is estimated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20

Friction suddenly developed be-
tween Taylor and this dark girl. She
spoke angrily. and he laughed at her.
She went out of his house i'm a rage.
But she returned.
Are there any others implicated o.
Yes. another Eir,-a serious cir.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20
After-DiHner Tricks

A coin is placed beneath a handker-
chief. and held over a tumbler partially
filed with water Some one holds the
coin through the handkerchief. and then
drops il into the tumbler. where II Is
heard 20 fall Removing the handker-
hcief. the coin has disappeared
A small watch crystal, or a glass disc.
about the size OF half dollar, accounts
for the mystery. The disc is previously
placed i'm the handkerchief, and the per-
son assisting is given il 10 hold through
the cloth. instead of the coin When
the disc falls In the tumbler, it adheres
&C. the bottom. and cannot be seen.
Copyright. 1929. 81 Public Ledger Company
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20

Funeral services for Ella Ober-
meyer. infant daughter IF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Obermeyer. 125 ~.
jackson ST. will be held this after
noon at . o'clock from the home.
Burial will be IN Riverviow cemc-
terry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20

Model designed by The O s.iuguish-
d French routur-er. Paul Fo.ret
Cerlse bro.ade and soIF tissue
lend int0 TIRE lovc'iness ~ sum
~ glow Truly an original evening
-own with SIS still more original
'zncess back and loV swunE waist
Inc Guted and faced with black well
~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20

When you say cisars-say Dutch
Masters 45-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20

When YOU say cigars-say Dutch
Masters. 45-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-20

I h c Handkerchief is
sometimes sighted because
it is a small item that Is not
prominent. Women of the
more refined tastes always
select Handkerchiefs with
care because they realize
their Importance as a detail
IN the costume.
Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, prettily embroidered
3 for SOC.
Colored Initial Handker-
chiefs and Sport Handker-
CHIEFS for 25c.
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31

Negro school children of Kent coun-
ty gathered at Dover Friday for the
annual field day athletic exercises and
home-making efficiency contests. The
garments included many varieties and
were creditable, fully a thousand
pieces being exhibited. Prior to the
athletic exercises a parade of the
school children was held. Each school
bore a banner with the name of the
school on it. In the afternoon differ
ent athletic games were played at the
North street baseball grounds, includ-
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31

Several hundred Queen Anne's
countians donned their robes as
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, one
night last week, and held the second
important meeting of the organiza-
tion since it was formed several weeks
ago. 1t is understood that the Klans-
men gathered quietly at a secluded
spot between Centerville and Church
Hill, and there initiated class of S5.
King Kleagle F. G. Davis, of Atlanta,
Georgia, who is the highest ranking
officer of the Invisible Empire, in the
domain of Maryland, Delaware and
Virginia, was in Centeville for the
meeting and expressed genuine pleas
ure that the Queen Anne's Klan was
progressing rapidly in both interest
and membership.
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31

ing dodge ball, throwing baseball,
broad jump and drills of various kinds
Smyrna schools, under Principal Fry,
made most excellent showing as did
also the Clayton colored schools.
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31

Mrs. John w. Casson, widow of
former Postmaster Casson of Dover,
while visiting a neighbor Monday ev-
ening on coming out the door fell and
broke her hip.
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31
~lOfflCE AT MIDDLETOWN
l. On Who Went to Washington
''Ssd to Secure ODtiOn on PIace

y s''on Who Went to Washington
S'u 10 Secure Option on Place
: w. B. Biggs, DR. D. w. Lewis,
:. ~ ! panlel W. Stevens, Alfred w.
:. -, T. Walls and John ]. Jolls,
~ n.,ashlngtOn, last week to con-
h. 'l senators dupont and Ball on
UIlalngs, relative to a federal
b9T.S'l0n for a new postoffice at
49," "a' It was decided that the
Sa ,.I 70 follow at this time would
h. .s " an option on suitable quar-
n s.l ne location of the office with
h ,,;1 e Of purchasing. Senator
4 a !. = II was the most feasible
S,, uuS time, as the chances of
b Se,.s Dill through Congress for
rsa. l4se of a site and the con.
t1,a o. a permanent post office
i m. were T exceedingly slight al
sss,s. Senator dupont was more
ltllDs . :. regarding the post offic,
} M a. y AiddletOwn. He said tina
eSs,r 'o'.1 senator Ball went over tn,
sssn' wa y the delegation and advis
~, WV y select piece of property
at t,I = !. CT without a building an,
sa., ~! MN and Senator Bal / fo
Siasd 1S''Cn' y Senator dupont wa
sse,l y :. believe that it would b
rs Uro,;,, y introduce a bill in Con
saS S'"alng for a building at Mid
SsT ~ pO1latlng out the unsatis
sss Jolo JEsnlaltlOns that confront Post
y b 'Sls. y He said something wi,
v ' o0ne to relieve the situs
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31

b Wilmington District and An
CNference Meeting of the Wo-
Foreign Missionary Society of
A:iodist Episcopal Church will
u at New Castle on Thursday,
F J. at 10 o'clock. This meeting
r9 TO be the best ever held. Let
sHa large delegation from Smyr-
Bog luncheon.
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31
;if SMYRNA Times
.,rpyA, DELAw ARE

Vln nrrAvARE
ayRNA, DELL " -
|ocAL MARKETS
. srps ........... 1.25
.......''''''' ................ o.
Z on r '.'.,,.................... So
u Produce 90
., dozen ''' ..............'' 20
=, ....'''' ...........''.'' u
........,,' ...........'..''' 10 30 %
lgsntfyl ..- ,..'bf basket. ..............SO .SO-S9
= Ghlie p ...... ........ = ~
lsrd..'''''' ............ $40
% Live Stock ,o,,
n qounu' ..............''' -
tss'eo' ...............''.'
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|r1Ns AND VICINITY
=, Webb's White Loaf Flour.
'',t.sl ~ :atisfactiOn.-Adv.
-,.rries are now at their height
"a: a soaking rain comes the
ID be short.
~, ;sv Country Fair this year
s-er than ever will it appear
,ArN N. E. Mite Society will meet
,-sour and place, Saturday eve
lat-sec'
A. r,r poultry thrive. Use my
.s.si brand of poultry feeds; my
-iir1re.-J. Frank Webb.-Adv.
n 70 have your supper at Rest
~g. plockhi,J during Chautau-
Tsk-how it would add to the
i deasue!-adv.
,nr diary write this down. The
-r Fair is coming to town July
i lth will be the date. You'll
to come early and stay quite
b-ab.
n GOOD Chicken and Waffle
u 20 10 the Smyrna Tea House
y Of Main and Frazier streets,
INA Del. Served every Thurs
adal for rs cents. Phone III
mratiOns.-adv.
b Westminster Guild will hold q
,rsrv Festival on the lawn in
m Of Presbyterian Church
g evening, June 2nd, beginning
iRN Music by Sylvester's Con.
hli-adv.
asal Of Sherburne A. Collins will
Place Thursday, June l, 1922, a
ulock p. m, standard time, ser
R a townsend NJ. Z. Church an,
EzEi Townsend cemetery. Rela
and friends will attend withou
sg lOtlCe.-adv.
b Wilmington District and An
Conference Meeting of the Wo
s Foreign Missionary Society 0
Asiodist Episcopal Church vii
I'd at New Castle on THURSDAY
F !, at 10 o'clock. This meetini
rks to be the best ever held. lie
-ra large delegation from Smy1
Box luncheon.
Eae regular monthly meeting Q
Addetown Parent-T Teacher AS
9an Thursday afternoon, officer
elected to serve for the next tw
aa follows: President, Mrs. v
mp yiee-president, Mrs. J. Wi
Easion; secretary, Mrs. W.
'a's; treasurer, Mrs. Josep
gar. After the election a 5,
NI was spent and the associ;
Alo1ned until fall, when the
y meetings will be resumed.
CONGRESSIONAL meeting of mer
the First Presbyterian Chur,
l"a, Thursday evening, select,
oaton Of the new church dona
Sanford Murphy, of Denvt
'.l'' as a memorial to his fatht
samuel G. Murphy, decease
SeeIlOn is the lot now occupi
: FtesOyterian manse, corner
AID Reed street. An archite
wa De employed to draw pla
tie new edifce.
SUFFICE AT MIDDLETOWl
y. s.'lon Who Went to Washingt
'''Sed to Secure Option on Place
= w. B. Biggs, DR. D. w. Lew
:. ~ Daniel W. Stevens, Alfred
!. ), r.. T. Walls and John ]. JoI
!. ~ Washington, :, last week to CO
NJ L senators dupont and Ball
y buildings, relative to a fede
STs.. lnlAllon for a new postofice
\ ,l @'a' 1t was decided that
s.a Pa to follow at this time wor
nuA
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31
Live Stock
'r7N5 AND VICINITY
wabb's White Loaf Flour.
.,,I ~ satisfaction.-Adv.

-,.rries are now at their height
", soaking rain comes, the
/ ID be short.
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31

!, =, ,ay Country Fair this year
~, tban ever will it appear
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31

,.r n E. Mite Society will meet
+, hour and place, Saturday eve
G.-sec'
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31

|I,saI Of Sherburne A. Collins will
Place Thursday, June l, 1922, at
'dOck P. m, standard time, SER
) At townsend NJ. Z. Church and
Rzgi Townsend cemetery. Rela-
) and friends will attend without
sg lOtice.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31

CONGRESSIONAL meeting of mem
y 'ae First Presbyterian Church
"'f' thursday evening, selected
os!lon Of the new church donat-
Sanford Murphy, of Denver,
.sl'' as a memorial to his father,
samuel 6. Murphy, deceased.
SectIOn is the lot now occupied
ffesOytenan manse, corner of
'aa Reed street. An architect
y S'n be employed to draw plans
a new edifce.
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31

1ns regular monthly meeting of
EddetOwn Parent Teacher AS
an Thursday afternoon, officers
elected to serve for the next two
ss follows: President, Mrs. w.
imp yiee-president, Mrs. J. Will
6easton; secretary, Mrs. W. S.
Mas; treasurer, Mrs. Joseph
gsr. After the election a So
NI was spent and the associa-
Alolned until fall, when their
Wy meetings will be resumed.
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31

h. rour poultry thrive. Use my
|.s.si brand of poultry feeds; my
|. ,iirtlye.-J. Frank Webb.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31

| Westminster Guild will hold a
|sfsry Festival on the lawn in
! m Of Presbyterian Church,
g evening, June 2nd, beginning
|RM Music by Sylvester's Con-
! nli-adv.
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31

b. GOOD Chicken and Waffle
IL 20 TO the Smyrna Tea House
h Of Main and Frazier streets,
kma Del. Served every Thurs
| ecal for rs cents. Phone Ill
| MratiOns.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31

rr diary write this down. The
IL Fair is coming to town July
| N lth will be the date. You'll
4 to come early and stay quite
E-sir.
Smyrna times., 1922-05-31

b. % have your supper at Rest
H. Blackbird, during Chautau-
.Tsk-how it would add to the
\; peasme!-adv.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25

friends Monday evening, it being
their fifteenth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. r. Hughes, Mrs.
Emma French and Lettie Paddin
were DEBORAH shoppers Tuesday.
There will be lecture next Sum
day evening on Cuba and pictures
will be shown.
Fred Waters and family made a
shopping trip to Waukon Saturday.
Charles Webster spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends at Myron.
Mrs. Emma French and daughter
spent the week end at Geo. VOLTS
DIR. f. j. Brown, President of the
Epworth Seminary, who lecturec
here last Spring will give lecture
at the Community church here Fri.
day night, Feb. 8. He will furnish
music for the evenings entertain
ment.
| Leo Haslip of DEBORAH attended
the basket ball game here Saturda!
night and visited friends.
Walter and Carl Van Wey wer
callers in Postville Wednesday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25

ed at the Eber Decou home few
days the past week.
Emmett Stevens of Centennial
assisted Eber Decou haul wood the
past week.
Misses Louise and Anna Schroeder
visited at Lewie Brandt's home on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zweibohmer
and baby and Miss Clemmet of
south of Ossian visited Mike Hert-
eyes on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schroeder
visited at Will Holtey at Ossian on
Tuesday.
Miss Marnatict of Ossian assisted
Mrs. Ben Eimers with her home
work the past week.
Hans Nygaard was a county seat
caller on Tuesday.
frankie Schroeder is out saving
wood with Will Wiltgen's rig.
Heine Meyer of Centennial assist
ed one of the farmers with butcher
ing on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lansing and
daughter spent Saturday and Sunday
with there son Fred and wife north
of DEBORAH.
Lewie Brandt hauled several loads
of hogs to the market on Satur-
day also Halver Holein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Eimers and
children visited at the H. Bush, ST.,
home at Calmar on Saturday.
Albert Remke was a passenger for
Cresco Saturday to visit his brother
at the hospital who underwent an
operation the first of the week. He
is getting along nicely.
julius Brown shipped some hogs
to Chicago market on Saturday.
Miss Regina Lansing was a pass
enger for Postville on Monday.
Herb KliSart of Ossian did some
pump repairing for some of our peo'
pie the middle of the week.
Ambrose Arnold from Happy Hal
low was a business visitor in oul
locality the fore part of the week.
Jens Egland of east of Ossian was
a business caller at Herman Lansing's
home on Thursday.
Lawrence Halverson of Ossian Wis
tied at the Rudolph Sariede home
several days last week.