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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-01

Sisley is the first Mellinger man to
be appointed here.
Mr.. Sisley says that the Mellinger
Tire and Rubber Company oper-
ates under a cooperative policy
universally known as The Mellin-
ger Plan. This plan goes on the
theory that the greatest success
for any enterprise comes through
taking the public into partnership.
Mr.. Sisley's certificate of franchise
bears on its reverse side this creed:
The Mellinger Plan of tire distri-
button is based on a three-member
partnership-the Public, the Local
Agent and the Manufacturer. Each
member of a partnership must
work for the others, else the part
nership will dissolve. Some tire
manufacturers forget this so they
act only in their own interests.
But in this partnership the Manu-
facturer looks out for the Public's
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-01
The MelIinger Agency.

Mr.. ]. H. Sisley of Phelps has
recently been appointed the exclu-
sive representative of the Mellinger
Tire and Rubber Company of Kan
sas City, Mo-, for this locality. The
company which he represents is the
largest of its kind, distributing
automobile tires and inner tubes
direct to motorists through local
agents. The company is repres-
ented in practically every country
of Importance on the face of the
earth. In fact the Mellinger Tire
is perhaps better known in New
Zealand than in America for Mr.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-01
Delegates to Convention.

A. j. st. Louis of Phelps and ID.
C. Menefee Of Eagle River will
leave today for Chicago, where
they will represent the Villas Coun-
ty Chapter Izaak Walton League
at the national convention of that
body Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day in that city. This will be one
of the major conventions and al
most every outdoor man and
woman of national repute will at
tend this meeting from all over
the United States. Wisconsin will
send a big delegation.
Villas County News-$2.00 a year
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-01
Phelps News

The Phelps bowling team wishes
to take this means of thanking
the Eagle River bowlers for the
courteous treatment rendered them
on their last invasion at Eagle
River. The manner in which we
were entertained and treated was
far above our expectations and we
hope that this friendly feeling will
always exist. A. J. Sutton, E. A.
Olson, E. M. Anderson, T. ]. Jaaski,
and c. A. Schumacher.
Steve Shelbrock was up from
Rhinelander visiting friends Sum
day.
Mrs. A. ]. Sutton is expected
home this week from Rhinelander
where she was called by the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. 0.
Shorey. Mrs. Shorey has many
friends in Phelps who are glad to
hear of her recovery.
A pretty good game is the follow
ing:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-01
Williams in Training.

According to a postcard from
Fred (Cy) Williams of Three Lakes,
his team, the Philly Nationals are
now in training at st. Petersburg,
Florida. Mr.. Williams left his
farm home for the south several
weeks ago.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-01
Auhorzed printed and published by Niles A. Colman Eagle
rer Wisconsin, at legal advert Using rates.
Correcting a Wrong Impression

The impression has been spread in some
parts Of Villas County, that if certain bill
which abolishes the Municipal Court in Villas
County, and gives the work of that court to
the County Judge, passes the legislature it will
cost the county more than it does now to main
tain both Municipal and County courts.
wish to say that have taken no part in
any movement to abolish the Municipal Court.
AS am candidate for the office of County
Judge myself | could not with good grace work
Tor or against such bill
am in favor of the passage of a bill now
pending in the legislature which if passed will
give the county court jurisdiction in criminal
cases up to certain limit. This bill will en-
a0Ie certain criminal actions to be brought to
speedy trial and save expense of boarding
accused persons, who cannot give bail, while
waiting for trial in Circuit Court.
A bill to abolish the Municipal Court is an
'"urey different matter 1t affects only the
taxpayers Of Villas County. AS a general rule
ue state legislature will not act on a local bill
y '"IS KIND that effects only the citizens of
we county until the legislature is informed
ou"JoHty OF the members of the County Board
ell" 'Ne taxpayers are for or against the bill
'"en Ihe legislature will, or at least should
NV III accordance with the wishes of the maj
y. any, without regard to the personal wishes of
Wy Incumbent of either office.
ior the purpose of correcting the errone-
s'' impression that has been spread in some
''S Oh The county, l will say, speaking for
-. syn only that, should l be elected to the
ot 81 County Judge, and should majority
ny members of the County Board and of the
o;. ,e'' OIL The county, desire to have the NUM-
tr po' court abolished, and should the legisla-
90 "oohsh the Office, and transfer the work
Min we municipal Court to the County Court, |
I..i p'soge myself in writing and with surety
ofss mat | will perform the duties of both
o.ot LOT at least five hundred dollars less
t,;n 'eoI than 1t now costs the county to main
Court 'p"i Oour' ana the county
Very Respectfully
N. A. COLMAN.
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Total 2417
Yes, Del won the ham" and also
the watch fob with 265 as high
score for the month of March.
Bully for you, Del!
Agnes Williams, Edith Anderson,
Eunice Isom, and Lillian Jaaski ac-
companied our bowlers to Eagle
River last Thursday evening.
Let's hope the road crew will
give us attention as soon as posi-
bic as our roads from here to
Eagle River are almost impossible.
The frost is about out Of the
ground so we expect TO see them
grading soon.
The work on the big log building
of the Sand Lake Club is progress
ing very rapidly now and will be
ready the first of June. This is
the largest log building in Wiscon-
sin and second largest in the U. S.
Mrs. John PHO is on the sick list
this week; likewise Mrs. Harry
Deddens.
DR.. Frankenthal left Thursday
for his home in Chicago after
spending a weeks vacation at his
summer home on Long lake.
Sunday was such nice day that
it brought out some of our base
ball talent, and it looks as though
we'll have a good team this season
"Mebbe"
Come on Butch round up the
team and put them through their
training!
Del McGregor and wife returned
from Rhinelander with their small
son who had his leg fractured. At
the time of this writing little Del
is getting along first rate.
Miss Agnes Hendrickson returned
Thursday from the Rhinelander
hospital and has resumed her
duties as teacher at Camp l school.
DR.. Weed is on the road to re-
covery from his recent illness.
One of our popular girls of the
younger set, had her beautiful red
locks shorn this week.
Art Yahr finally succeeded in
getting the cold air thawed out of
his garage this week and now it's
the busiest place in town.
Earl Bonnie, Harold Hoyle, and
John Mcdonald of Rhinelander
were here Monday on business.
Mrs. F. E. Pollard of Chicago is
visiting her uncle, S. c. Raymond
and family.
Mrs. 0. C. Chaplin was called to
Milwaukee on account of her mother
who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Ellingson of Hawkins is
visiting her son in Phelps.
Another sign of spring: Mr..
Zimmerman, postmaster, saw a
meadow lark the past week. l sup
pose that soon some one will be re-
porting the sound of the croaking
of the frogs-or haven't they any
up in this country?
The Congregational ladies aid
met last Thursday at the home of
Mrs. N. Christianson. All the
ladies are busy sewing aprons and
holders for their general utility
sale to be held in the future.
The Catholic ladies aid are plan
ming on holding a parcel post sale
soon.
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interests by providing high grade
tire at the lowest possible cost.
The result is a big volume Of bust
ness which is the only true basis
of success. Working with one
another we can all be prosperous"
Adv.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-01
YOUR OPPORTuNITY-In order

YOUR OPPORTUNITY-In order
to start our New Addition right
in the Village of Eagle River,
which is located in the east part
of town on the main highway. will
sell about two dozen of the best
lots at sacrifice to the party or
parties who will build NOW. No
payment required. See j. F. Hab-
rich, realt0r, Eagle River. LIT
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Enough soap is made by the
Near East Relief Orphanage of
Alexandrapol in Armenia to battle
their $4,000 orphans and still have
some for sale.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-01
Own Your Own Home
BE INDEPENDENT

Why pay rent when you can secure choice
building Lot for $4,000 in Golf Club addition
to Eagle River.
Easy terms $1,000 down and $1,000 a month,
interest.
Buy now-while prices are low and terms
easy, in Eagle River, the busiest town in the
Northwest.
TEN LOTS ON SALE ON TERMS, $1,000
CASH AND $1,000 A MONTH. NO INTEREST.
Select your lot now and make the first pay
ment
Call during day or telephone for appoint
ment.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-01

he literary program Tor FRIDAY,
liz, is as follows
Ferguson and Alice
Fnese.
! bee Ruth Larson.
IN Elaine Adams
i Freshman Girls
4 Of Washington Irving Ruth
Ketz
|no Trio Edith Walsh, Ethel
Walsh, and Gladys Sparks.
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Returned to His Resort.

John Lobischer of Maple Grove
resort on Lac Vieux Desert lake
north of Phelps, passed through
Eagle River yesterday afternoon
from Chicago to his resort. He
has been spending the winter at
Forest Park, Illinois.
The channels of the Alps are be-
ing blinded by a new plague.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-01

h. tournament at Laona didn't
4 ont very we'll for the Eagle
N boys. The places were
srel as follows: First-Laona;
Ioj-Wabeno; Third-GiIlett
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-01

Senior class has its plans
.ome Of the annual graduation
h. made and are working hard
tonpIote others.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-01
..,.,.s''''"'''"',
mcH SCHOOL NOTES

...".''''''''
I'm. say this is bad
..'l IN. .' never say a word!
l. l7a our future ..,.,.. '' e eJi-
Ae. t .5e preliminary declama-
/ ,a u o,.r.asoraeaI contests st which
!, League s55 i i2ass.5 will ns also
aoa wi will take place at Eagle
/, n April oath.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-01

.,,,naicn to get subscrlp-
e, aa, +5e Country Gentleman"
9.. IL. vas started at the r Rlgn
n. to be a lot Of oompetit 75a
4 there re are three teams IS, The h,
4 H Fl the the Greens or ,s .Goat,
H. led by Edwin lSwede e.
E,. ,',' led by Maxine Nc
N. Arthur Bent is head sales
I me- winning side gets a
N from the other two sides.
eo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-07
DE cAaUAs


En- la mafiana del microbes de la
pasada senana, en- la Parroqaia de
eeta cuita ciudad, Sc efectu6 la ce-
remonia nupciaI de Ia bella y sim
patica sefiorita 1nocencia Rodri-
gues Sola con ell correctO y quito jc-
ven don Manuel rern6s Dfas, am
bos pertenecientes nuestra mas dis
tinguida elite social.
ia gentil y encantadora sefiorita
Rodriguez estaba slegantemente alta
viada, 10 que undo los tesoros de
virtud Y Bondad que son cualida-
des sublimes en- ella, La hacia lucir
adn mas su belleza,
Actuaron como padrtnos de los
conyuges, ell doctor A. Fern6s Diaz
y 81. esposa,. hermano y cuhada del
novio.
La boda fu6 celebrada solamente
entire famila con motive del luto
tan reciente en- casa de la desposada
debidc a la muerte de su querida
radre hace unos seis meses.
Durante Ell mismo dia. salieron pa
ra Nueva York, en- donde fijaran su
residencia, los reci6n desposados.
Nuestra mas sincera caridosa
feiicitaci6n para estos queridos ami
gos, quienes por fin han visto con-
vertido en- realidad sus ideales y en-
suenos y que Ia eterna dicha les SON.
ria eternamente como una -bendi-
ci6n del cielo, son nuestros mas
ariientes deseos.
UN AMIGO
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UN EsPLENDmo PAsEo A LA
PENINSULA ESPANoI.A, EN-
coNDICIoNEs FAcMEs PARA
Los ExCURsIoNIsTAs

Ell Lcdo. Adolfo Dones Padr6,
que ocupa uno de los sitiales mas
luchados de la Camara baja, con
el endoso casi unanime del electo-
rado del distrito representative nh
nero 2. hombre de iniciativas ex-
traordinarias . inagotables ener-
gias, ha despertado una sensaci6n
dc alegre regociJo y creciente en-
tusiasmo entire los elementos de
nuestro mundo social que GUSTAV y
pueden propOrcionarse 81 placer de
las gratas emociones, con su pro-
yectada excursion Sevilla, en-
Mario del aho 1927, paseO esplen-
dido, planeado tan h&bil y calcu-
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EN- LA x M G. A.


Ell Campeouato de Tennis eun-
pezara el 20 de mayo. Ell conit5
de Tennis estz hacienda todos los
preparativos necesarios y esta en-
lviando cartas ) los diferentes clubs
de tennis. Habra nn needing preli-
ali1lar del Comit@ el martes IL de
mayo.
Cuaiquier club que desee tomar
parte en- este campeOnatO puede
comunicarse con Mr.. g. r. Thayer,
director dc gimnasia de- la Y. NJ
C. A. Sc jugaran doubles. y
s'singles'' y los juegcs 81 lleva-
ran efecto en- la plazOleta de ten
mis- de La Asociaci6n.
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SegunGla Parte

1.-Juana de Arco gran marcia
Triunfai de Verdi por las Sc
noritas Monsita Blanchi. Car
men Mercedes Ibanez, y Elisa
Gracia.
2 PoIonesa de la opera Mignon de
Thomas por la senorita Maria
Luisa Cedo y el joven Jorge
Blanch.
4 Recitaci6n por la senorita Car
men NJ. Giron.
g. Brindisi de Billema por las nj
has Carmen Y Eyangelina Bal
sac.
q. 6.-yalse de Bohm por las nihas
Irma Babilonia y Rosa Elena
Bull.
7-El Eterno Pierrot. Couplets por
la nina Ana L, Urrutia.
8.-La Tristeza de Pierrot, couDiet
por la nina Lillian Alemar.
0.-Gran Capricho de Concier-
to de Talexi por al senorita
Panlita Rauza
1o.-Capricho Espahol de Nogues
por ei joven Jorge Blanch.
s q
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DEsDE MAxAGUEz
Esplendida velada.:

La Clase de Cuarto Ano de nues-
ira Escuela Superior nos prepara
una grata sorpresa para ell yiernes
ocho del corriente. DaJo los auspi-
clos de In 'Sociedad Filarm6nica''
que dirige ell coDocido pianista ma
yagiezano Balbino Trinta. FL pro-
grama confeccionado al efecto y
que reprodueimos a continuation.
es un conjnnto de arte = de buen
gusto que pone de relieve lln triun-
70 mas de los organizadores de es-
tos simpaticos festiyales. A Ultima
hora Sc nos Ia informado que ell
licenciado Amador Ramirez no po-
dra concurrir a deleitarnos con su
palabra facil. conceptuosa v elo-
cuente por tener una vista publica
para ese dfa en- Ia Capital. Sin en-
barge, es possible que concurra CO..
mo orador de La noche el brillante
tribune Licenciado Garcia Men
dez, de San Gernan.
He aquf ell programa en- todas sus
parties:
PROGRAMA
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PROGRAMA
Prinlera Parte

Sinfonia Guarany de G. Gomez
por el Sexteto Yaguez. Discourse
por el Lcdo. Amador Ramirez.
1.-"El Profeta" de Meyerbeer a s
manos por las sehoritas Monse-
rrate Massanet, Maria CrIsti-
ma Bonllla, Y los jovenes Ra-
fael Balsac y Jorge Blanch.
Gran Polonesa de Chopin por
la seiiorita Esther Freyre el
joven Enrique Baez Jr.
3.--valse Styrienne de Wollenheupt
por el joven Abraham L. Peha.
4-Gran mareha Triunfal de- Goab
berts por las nifitas Olga y
Ana Luz ARIZONA y el nifio Rel
naldo ARIZONA.
5.-CorO de las Dormilonas de la
opereta Las Corsarias" por
las ninttas Alicia Nadal y vio-
leta yazquez.
6.-Intermezzo de La opera Los
Payasos' de LeoncavalIo por
la sefiorita Carmen NJ. Giron.
7.-Danza EspahoIa de Asche1 por
Ia nina Georgina Cabanillas =
ei joyen Rafael Urrutia.
S.-Padre Nuestro. Couplet por la
senorita Maria G. Bonilla
Selection de Id opera Bohemia,
de Puccini por la senorita Alice
Eonzalez y Ell Joven Eduardo
Baez.
1O.-La Mariposa de Lardge por Ia
militia Ana Luz ARIZONA.
11.-Yalse Lente de Dolmetsch por
la senorita Carmen NJ. Silva.
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ladamente, que rsstllta en- cOndi-
clones faciles y lleno de cOmodida-
des y atractivos de todo g6nero
para los excursionistas.
Sc expnca asi Ia sensaci6n que
el proyecto del LcdO. Dones, ha pro
ducido en- la opinion.
I'm viaje de recreo q Espa6a. con
Oportunidades para conocer las prin
cipales ciudades de Ia peninsula
'ib6rica, un costo de pasaje mo-
dorado, que cubre todas Las aten-
clones = eventuaiidades del mis-
mo-. en- agradabls sociabiIdad y
compafifas de personas todas distin-
guidas, ciertamente que resulta una
tentaci6n sugestiva que nos LENA
de. algeria y entusiasmo y lleva
nuestrO pensamiento al recuerdo del
cantar que nos dice: sslAy no to
mueras sin ir Espafia...
Y en- esta oportunidad, van ser
muchos los que no 50 morirSn sin
yer . Espaaa. 10 demuestra Ell he
cho de que apenas Sc dieron como
Ger Las primeras informaciones go
bre esta excursion, el Lcdo. Do
nes ha recdbido un verdadero dilu-
vio de cartas dc todos los puntos
de la isla, solicitando los detalles
, pormenores de La misma, y revs-
Iando I'm entusiasmo extraordi-A-
rio en- sus indagaciones.
Hay que convenir en- que el pro
yectado paseo, bien merece ese In
teres que aumentar5 indudablcmsn
te, cuando SO conozca on todos Sis
interesantisimos detalles y minucio-
sidades
Es una hermosa y atractiva ex-
cursi6n que tOcar& en- Canarias,
CadiE, Valencia, Barcelona. Ma
drid y Sevilla. Un itinerario es-
plendido. Una vista 10 mejor y
mas hist6rico de Espaaa. recha de
la psrtida en- Mario de 1927, item
po para Ell cual los excursion; ;stas
habran va satisfecho, sin neccsi-
dad de hacer sun gran esflerso, Ell
precio del pasaje, en- el que van IN
cluidos todos los gastos del pSseo.
No cabe presuni1 que aquellos
que pueden efrecerse estos gn7tos.
rierdan La oportunidad que les bin
da .el Lcdo. Dones. en- esa nueva
fax del ejercicio de sus incalcula.
bles iniciativas.
Muy por Ell contrario, ante La efu
silva animation con que La idea la
sido acogida, seguramente Ell COM
puto de 500, fjado. para la exct,r-
si6n, So cubrira con exceso, antes
do 10 que tai vez creyera Ell ini-
eiador de la misma,
Il IA EspaHa en- Mario del 27I es
IA voz que auna todos los entusias-
mos y en- una ola de verdadero re.
gocijo y ganas de viaJar bien aconl
pafiado, Sc agitan elementos mil
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pREcIos

LA EXCURSION 4 sEv1LLA
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CAMPE0NATo DE
FRoNTON

Ell Campeonato Annual de From
ton de Ia Y. M. Q. A. empezara 81
dia 4 del corriente mes. En- este
csmpeonato Sc sabHk quien es e.
campeon de fEont6n de la X. n. G.
a. Esperamos tener un campeona.
to 81 aho que viqne para todos
los que deseen juga1,, sean no So
clos de Ia Y. NJ. c. A.
Ei ComitS de Tront6n Chand
balD, compuesto pDr 81 doctor Pc,
drc del vale y q Real Jry ha di-
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MILES DE PERSONALS
SATISFECHAS

pueden asegurar a usted 10 que va
lie un anuncio en- la secci6n de anun
clos clasifcados dc Ell MUNDo.
81 desea usted vender comprar
una casa, alquilar una habitaci6n,
utilize Ell MUNDo y quedara us
ted satisfecho. solo por nm dollar .
IA semana. p.
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BoxEo z LucHA

Las classes de boxeO = lncha ba-
10 la direction de los sehOres Da-
vid S. Ramirez, Luis serranO y
WalHs Lee, que fuerop suspendi-
das debido otras actsvlaades, Sc
ran reanndadas.
La pr6xima. clase Sc llevara q
efecto el S12 de mayo a las 5.3n.
DE ahora en- adelante habra sOla-
mente una class los rnartes las
$50.
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PUERTO RICO
Ell drama "La mala Hembra"
IMPERIAL
Los Huerfanos de la Aldea"
LAS ANTTLLAs

variedades y la cinta, Amor .
Cdion
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y
proximo
JuAn.P R., de D1REcc1oH
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vidtdo el campeonato en- dos gril.
pos: A. y B. Los sefiores que to.
marian parte en- el grupo A. seran.
Los siguientes:
NaranjO
A. Sanchez
8. Casas
A. Levy
PUG
Mayorai
J. Rivera
NJ Tglesias
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-11-18

with relatives.
Ralph King and wife of Lancaster
visited here the past week.
Miss Eva Aupperle of Lancaster
visited relatives here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Battle of Lam
caster were callers here last week.
Miss Ardyth Jones spent the week
end at home.
Clarence KluckhOhn Matilda Kluck-
holm and Mrs Louis Lentz were Fen
nimore callers last week.
Miss Margaret Lind is visiting in
Lancaster
AL Wenzel and wife Miss Hilda Tan
ner and their niece of Lancaster were
guests of Margaret Lind Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Schuppener
and son and Henry Schuppener were
in Dubuque Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Schuppener, Claude
Schrppener, Mrs Adolph Wefel and
daughter Edna spent few days with
Dale Schuppener and family at APP
pleton From there they went to Mil
Waukee for a visit with relatives.
Adam Hirsch and wife, Leslie Prit-
chett and wife, L. A. Smith and wife
Adolph Hirsch home Sunday to help
celebrate their oldest sons birthday.
Rev o. E. Johnson and wife of
Colesburg, Ia, came last Tuesday to
visit relatives and friends. Rev. John
son returned the same day but his
wife remained for longer visit.
Miss Emma Briel assisted at the
Henry Roth home the past week.
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BEETOWN

Archie Beers and mother, Mae Pas
coe, Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Nicholson
were in Bloomington last week.
There will be Thanksgiving pro-
gram and basket social at the Mus
callunge school beginning at o'clock
on Friday evening, Nov 20.
Tom Frankland of Minnesota and
VIM FARMLAND of Baker Mont, Wis
tied their mother and other relatives
here few days last week.
e. j. Jamison spent last week at
Mason City, Ia.
Lee Rogers of Little Grant spent
Tuesday here.
The ladies who charivaried Mr. Han
son and bride couple of weeks ago
enjoyed fine lunch and good time
at the hotel Wednesday night.
All enjoyed a fine time at the La
dies Aid Thursday with Mrs. Albert
Phillips. AS the next regular meet
ing comes on Thanksgiving day it will
be postponed until the first meeting
in December and Will be held at the
home of Mrs. Chris Grebe at Lancas-
ter in the afternoon.
j. T. Auel and wife, wilma Hall
and Mrs. E. Sturmer were at Lancas-
ter Wednesday.
Opal Myers was at Platteville last
week and had tonsils and adenoids re-
moved
A number of ladies took covered
dishes and spent Friday evening with
Wilma Hail.
Mrs. Kimbal of Iowa is visiting at
the Herman Ala home.
DR.. Blackburn made a profession
al call here Saturday.
Clyde Rogers and wife of Madison
spent Saturday and Sunday here.
Chas. Perrin Jr and wife spent