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34!" COUNTY ifcws: 0 LIME SPRINGS. Norman Haven departed Tuesday for San Francisco. where will spend a few months visiting elatives A. "baby boy arrived Monday at the frame of Fred Scalan and wife. C.

W. Maehling went to Cresco Fri 'on business. Andrew Nelson, wife and three child' of Lemon, S. visited a few last week at the 6. A.

Howland Harry Owens and Lynn Horton went to Waucoma Friday to witness the bas ball game there that night. Anderson and Harrison DaviB jwnt to Fayette Saturday for an over visit. Doll and wifa returned from Moires Saturday night. The L. S.

H. S. basket ball team Wat defeated by the Waucoma team last Friday night. -Harrison Davis went to Chester Friday. Harriet D.

Owens entertained the Sinnerschool ublic teachers at a 6 o'clock Tuesday'evening. Nelson Anderberg, wife and son Harv-' of North Dakota, came Monday to spend a few weeks visiting friends and relatives here and in the surrounding Loaifl Foye, who is now working in L. Horton drug store at LeRoy, spent Tuesday evening at home P. H. Wheeler, of Bristol, departed Wednesday night for Des Moines 'where he will spend a few weeks visit J.

M. Hart, of Colo, is visiting the home of his brother G. F. Hart, of town. The Presbyterian and Methodist la dies aid societies unite in serving a picnic supper at the M.

E. church parlois Thursday. C. Maehling was a guest at the Jones home Sunday afternoon. About 80 men were present at the iren's banquet at the M.

E. church parlors last Friday night. All reported a good feed and a fine time. 'fif Pearl Snow, a former resident of place was united in marriage Sat twday to H. W- McNeal, of Minneap All friends here extend heartiest Harrison Davis and 0.

J. Thomas returned Wednesday to Billings, Mont, 'where will resume their work with the J. I. Case Co Mrs. John Owens, of Bristol is visiting and relatives here for a eek.

W. Maehling rpent Tuesday even at the Chas. Nast home. Amelia Johnson returned to her me at York Saturday, after spend 'njg a few months in town. BONA1R.

li. E. Grabsu left for Waterloo and fails Monday of last week. Mr. J.

I. Nichols was on the sick liit ieveral days of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Housman west of town had a banquet last Friday night tor a number of their neighbors, i.iv Mrr.

Dana Mead visited her sister, Pin. Glen Johnson, Tuesday. Bessie Smith had a basket social at sir school house near Davis Corners last Friday night, to which a sleigh 1 load of young people from here went. Eva Grabau remained Tuesday night Cresco with a schoolmate. Gale Grube spent Saturday in our igtown.

Mrs. Albert Albertson left Thursdsy to visit her daughters, Elva at Sergeant Bluffs and Mrs. Sadie Cibbons, of Peterson, la. Clara Bird attended a shower for one of her girl at Cresco, Fridsy might. Etha Insley is visiting her sister, John Lloyd, at Lime Springs.

J. H. Nichols visited his brother at Une Springs Friday. The St. P.

Ry inspector apped in our town Monday on a tour tof inspection. Jesae Bowden shipped 10 car loads of Jhogs from our town the first of the -week. 4 cars of grain and hay were shipped. SARATOGA. Miles was a Riceville caller Elsie Kakac went to Cresco laBt Wednesday, returning Thursday.

A large number of friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Ed. to surprise Mrs. Schrieber on her. birthday. Mesdames Henry Enos, Mary Nelson and Dora Merrill made a trip to Chester, from there the latter took the bain to Cresco.

last Wednesday evening the little children vf our town were invited over a candy pull at the home of Mrs. Sate A berg in honor of Josie's 12th felitfaday. All had a fine time. I Mildred Kakac and Libby Moses oat from Cresco Friday to spend lew days at hone. party at Wrn.

Bohneman's last night was well and all time. Kraft arrived hire from Miniast Wednesday to visit friends Natives. Win. Ball and chiliren spent a at the parental home last Ed. Johnson and Mrs.

Lou and children left for Stanton, st Sunday to see their parents. Henry Foes, who was a patient hospital, came home Sunday. Thomas Kakac and daughter left for Chicago last Friday to do their spring shopping. £. H.

Sehahn. wife and son and John and family were callers at the E. ne Sunday. will be a sociable preceded by in Kakac's hall Friday 29th. Supper 25 cents and Ladies bring supper.

Profor the Union church. Children Cry FIR FLETCHER'S A I A fi tf? flRy" Abbie Koudelka. of New Hampton, is visiting her parents James, Kouaelka and wife- Frank Pecinovsky and wife of Cresco visited here Wednesday. Frank Fisher, chn Vokaty and their wives and Ladislav Jilma, of Lourdes, called here Wednesday evening. Leonard and Charles Snopek left last week for Dubuque to resume their studies at St.

Joseph's co'lege. Joseph Kostohryz passed away at her home Wednesday, Jan 20, 1915. Funeral was held Friday at the Holy Trinity church, and the remains were laid at rest in the adjoining cemetery. Kev. J.

P. Broz, of Spillville officiated. The bereaved ones have our sympathy in their hour of sorrow. Fred Lukes autoed to Cresco Tuesday. Ludmila Hol.ub was the guest of her friend Nelly Mikesh several days of this week.

James Clubb left Tuesday for his home in Rockford, 111., after a couple of weeks visit at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Jameson Wm. Polashek was a Ciesco visitor Monday. Quite a number of our young folks were royally entertained Sunday evening at the home of Adolph Bust! and wife.

Henen Lukes and wife went to Alta Vista Saturday to visit their daughter, Mrs. James Kaderabek. The dance Wednesday evening was a success. 175 numbers were sold. The benefit goes to the Protivin brass band with which they will purchase band uniforms.

Mrs. J. Walenta and daughter, of Spillville visited Mrs. Thomas Jira Friday. Joseph Makovec, of Ipswich, S.

attended the funeral here of his sister, Mrs. Jos. Kostohryz. Eddie Zahasky left for Dubuque to attend St. Joseph's college.

Henry Novak and wife, of Schley, called on Protivin relatives Wednesday. Stephan Sberal and wifa, of Spillville, visited the latter's parents, Wenzel Novotny and wife Wednesday. A party was held at the James ZahasKy home Sunday evening. Again one of those popular dances will be held in Beseda opera house Tuesday evening, Feb. 2, 1915.

Music by P. B. orchestra. All are invited. Wedding bells will soon be ringing our city.

John Junko was over from Lawler Wednesday. W. M. Kalishek was a Jackson Jet. caller Tuesday.

Mrs. Rose Hrushka, of Little Turkey, was the. guest of her cousin, Mrs. W. M.

Kalishek last week. MAPLE LEAF Mrs. Frank Drtina called at the John Drtina home one day last week. Fred Buresh and wife 'made a business trip to Elma last Saturday. Adolph Kakac made a business call at Elma last week Thursday.

Dick Laue drove to Elma last Thursday. Frank Kakac helped Will Dinger drive cattle to Lowther Saturday. Adolph Kakac called on M. F. Bigley last Friday.

M. Bigley made a call at Cresco last Wednesday. Joe Shimek entertained company last Wednesday evening. Frank Kakac 'called on the Roman brothers one evening last week. W.

H. Dinger shipped a car load of cattle to Chicago last Sunday morning. Kelsey Potts drove to Maple Leaf Saturday atternoon to do some trad'ng. Frank Wacha made a business trip to Elma last Saturday. Gladys snd Lucile Bigley were visitors at the Stevenson home Sunday.

Libbie Souhrada called at the Graf home Saturday. John Kubichek called at Maple Leaf Sunday. Anna Frana and Anna Korbel were visitors at the Albert Frana home for a few days. The dance Saturday night at Fred Buresh's was well attended and all report a fine time. Joe Wacha and Frank Zak were Sunday evening callers at the Joe Shimek home.

Henry'Callahan was an Elma visitor one day last week. Quite a bunch of young folks from here attended the dance at the Harris home near Schley Friday night and enjoyed a fine time. F. Kakac is working for Thomas Kakac. Walter McKnight is visiting at the A.

J. Ritze home. Eisie Roman visited a day this week at the John Wacha home. Pat Stevenson is helping Mike Bigley haul hay these days. Frank man, Frank Kakac and Frank Biglejr called on George Bigley Sunday evening Mike and John Bronner's sale was wed attended and everything was sold at a very good price.

Dealer advertising Joe Kubicek called Tuesday on his father, John Kubichek. LOURDES. Joe Urban called at Alta Vista, Saturday. John Vokaty made a business trip to Elma, Saturday. Frank Flaherty called at Elma Saturday.

Mrs. Frank Fisher visited relatives and friends in Alta Vista last week. Will Conry called at the John Vokaty home Monday. Mrs. Frank Fisher visited with her parents Sunday.

Mrs. Frank Valvoda and her daughter Lily called on Mrs. John Vokaty on and ay. Louise Ondrasek called at the Tom Noon an home Monday evening. Albert Vokaty and son Eddie called at Alta Vista Thursday.

John Vokaty and Ladislav Jilma called at Elma Friday. 500 bushels corn. Phone Eureka 6. W.J. Webster.

OTTER CREEK CLIPPINGS. Helen Holverqon visited her grand: parents at Ridgeway one day last Week. Rev. A. Damerow, of held preaching in the German M.

E- church last Sunday morning. Rev. L. N. Day, of Cresco, will hold preaching services at the Evangelical church next Sunday morning.

Willie -Moc, of Ridgeway, msda a pleasant call upon Rollie Kraiz ar.d wife west of Otter Creek a short timo ago Sadie Koch has been staying the past week or more with her sister. Mis. Robert Vopava, assisting her in her various household duties. Albert Mzik and his folks were pleasant business callers at Cresco a few days last week. Next week Tuesday is ground hog day.

If the old fellow sees his shadow he will hibernate for six weeks longer, according to an old saying. Alfred Peter, had the Northern Iowa Telephone put into bis residence recently and mav now call up his friends and neighbors at leisure. Mr. Johnson, agent for Raleigh's remedies, was through here last week supplying his regular customers with goods in bis line. Rollie Kratz and his brother Deno were busy last week hauling cord woyd to the market at Cresco, while (he sleighing was good.

Reinhart Haakenson, wife and son departed for their home at Grand Rapids, the fore part of the week, after spending several weeks in this vicinity. Koch's folks were pleasantly enter tained at dinner by Robert Vopava md wife, of Sumner township the other Sunday. A P. Pecinovsky has been busy some time hauling sand from the mtr some of his neighbors assisting him a few days Thee. Kratz and Amel Koch were marketing hogs one day last week, some of the neighbors assisting.

They received top prices for them. A program consisting of dialogues, tableaus, pantomines, etc will be given by the pupils and teacher of sub-district No. 4 this week Friday evening. Everybody come and have a good time. Basket social will follow entertainment.

Be sure and get your share of the good things to eat. Fred Falck and wife, from north of Ridgeway were pleasant callers at the latter's parental home last week one day. Elsie Aegerter was listed among the sick tbe past week or so. Oscar Moe, wife and babe, of Ridgeway were entertained by Mr. and Mrs.

Rollie Kratz last Sunday afternoon. Tbe members of the W. M. S. of the Evangelical churah will meet with Mrs.

May Kratz, of week Wednesday. Albert Mzik was sawing wood the fore part of the week. Tbeo. Kratz and family spent last Sunday afternoon witb Rollie Kratz and wife west of Otter Creek. Bennie Mzik had to absent himself from school duties a few days this week on account of being on the sick list.

SCHLEY. Malek accompanied by J. W. Chitek, autoed to Protivin, Sunday. L.

D. Neffeniger helled corn for Henry Rethamel, Monday and Tuesday. Martin Derr, from Elms, called at tbe John Ohmacht home, Wednesday nigbt, enroute to bis home from Cresco. Mrs. Carl Fraiser arrived Friday from Columbia, Missouri, for a week's visit witb her sister, Mrs.

Louis Derr. Fred Ammsn delivered hogs at Cresco, Monday. A. Fosse autoed to Cresco, Sundsy afternoon, and from there took tbe evening passenger for Ridgeway to attend a family reunion there Monday. Henry Rethamel, with the assistance of some-of his neighbors, is delivering corn at Cresco these days.

Fred -Decker assisted Art. Hoppe at butchering. Saturday. T. J.

Hooper delivered oats at Cresco, Monday and Tuesday. Mike Derr delivered corn at Cresco, Monday. J. W. Chitek made a business trip to Cresco, Saturday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Derr and daughter Elsie and Fred Amman called at the Mike ierr home, Sunday evening. George Eppens and family are spending the week with her parents, Henry Rethamel and wife. Wm.

Hein delivered cattle at Cresco, Friday. Fred Derr transacted business at Cresco, Saturday. Ida Rethamel returned home Monday, after a week's visit with her sister. W. J.

Kalishek was up from Protivin, last week, to assist Malek Bros during the sale. GOLDEN RIDGE Ernest Walter is on the sick list. Herbert Kuene and Miss Rouds were Cresco visitors Ssturday. Stanley and Mona Michel home from Jamestown, N. Saturday.

Henran Wei kiuf and wi'e ate proud parents ot a baby boy born tbe 25th of Jan. Congratulations. Clinton Bigalk is improving from his recent illness. Fred Renter and wife, of Harmony, are visiting relatives in our vicinity. Jerome and Stanley Michel, Mona and Mayme Michel, Letter Offen, Randolph Bronner, Butch Halver and Floss Cray spent Sunday evening at C.

W. Nast's. Herbert Michel, of Washington spent Sunday evening at W. Nast's. Amanda Miller came home from St.

Paul Saturday, after a two week's visit witb relatives. John Bigalk and wi'e, Geo. Michel and family, Albert Bronner and family, Mike Bronner and family, Amil Keune and wife, Newton and Willie Bigalk, Carl Maehling, Herbert Michel, Andrew Michel, Martha Miller and Leona Bigalk spent Tueeday evening at C. W. Nast's.

Dsn Bronner and wife spent Sunday at H. Lange's at Granger. WEST VEKNDK Coughlin and children, and Mrs Leslie Sebsstain spent Friday noon with Mrs. Bouika. Hulda Roth was pleasantly entertained at the Peter boma Sunday.

Elsie Peter spent Sunday at Fred Fish and family visited with friends at Cresco Sunday. Mrs. Frank Miller spent Saturday and Sunday With Mrs. Barnes, of Cresco. Mrc.

Joseph Burnikel entertained company Saturday evening. Sorry to say tbat Ed. Bouska and Joe Burnikel are on the Sick list. Charley Eldridge visited his sister Mrs. F.

Fish and family part of the week. Charley Fish helped E. M. Eldridge get up last few days. We are glad to learn Mrs.

Wm. Reinbart is recovering so nicely from her operation. Henry Wilson has been marketing oats this week. A few from this vicinity attended the dance at Frank Harris's. All report a good time.

Wm. Shaffer and son Jim sawed wood Tuesday for E. M. Eldridge. Joe Miller and mother visited James Barnes and mother Saturday night and Sunday and attended church Sunday.

Robert Halpin and wife visited at John Daly's Sunday. Mrs. Henry Wilson and son called at Mrs. Crowe's Sunday. Frank Bouska made a business trip to F.

A. Miller's Monday. The Henry Wilson and Fred Fish families and the Crowe boys visited at Wm. Wooa's Tuesday evening. Mrs.

Wm. Slifka and children visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alois Schneider, one day this week. Fred Fish assisted Joe Lickteig drive cattle to town Monday.

ALBION. Albert Henke marketed a fine bunch of porkers, Monday. R. J. Peckham is spending a few days at the borne of his brother, E.

J. Some of our farmers are taking advantage of the good roads by hauling sand preparatory to building as soon as tbe weatner permits in the spring. Mrs. M. Henry returned to her home in Granger, Sunday, after spending a few days at the home of her son ill.

The Ladies Aid Society et the Henry home, last week Thursday, was well attended and all report a very enjoyable time. Mrs. N. C. Peckham is entertaining a brother from Ridgeway at this writing.

About six besd of cattle on the C. A. Wells farm having rushed into an alley on an upper floor of tbe barn accidentaly fell through a. trap door opening to the basement floor below, a distance of about eight feet. Fortunately only one was injured.

Bad enough but might have been worse. fetter, Salt Rheum and Eczema are cured by chamberlain's Salve. One applies tin rcUsw tbm tmnsinv Mnaatiai. VKENDALLVILLE. E.

Pollitt and family spent Sundsy at the Walter Daskain home. The services at the church will be in tbe evening next Sunday. Steve was a Cresco visitor Saturday. Mrs. Qvern and son Henry and Mrs.

Elias Hmes visited the Ed Hoines family at Harmony Saturday. The Norwegian A. S. met at the Stinson home neaprJPIymouth Rock last Thursday. Geo.

Decker has bought a farm near Crookston, Minn and will move about March John Dugan who has beeh visiting his daughter Edna and family in Chicago since the holidays, returned to the the John Clink Saturday. Elmo Stephenson and wife visited at the Chas. Curtis home Thursday. Mrs. Steve Todd attended the meeting of the Sunsbine Club at the Amos Elliott home near Harmony last Friday W.

A. Daskain and family visited at the Brown home Sunday. W. C- Fifield and wife and Mrs. G.

W. Daskum were over visitors at the Wm. Howard home in Orleans. Albert Ellingson and wife are visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity. Fred Brown and wife called at tbe C.

Oleson home Monday aiternoon. Phil Todd and wife spent Sunday evening at the Steve Todd home. Albert Bigalk of Albion was a business visitor in Kendallville Monday. AUon Daskam sawed wood Monday. Bernard' Davis was posting bills in this vicinity for a sale Jan.

28th. NORTHWEST CRESCO. John young folks and E. J. Lamont visited at the Frank Drilling home Thursday evening.

Henry Leferink and family spent Sunday at tbe John Lusson borne. Mrs. m. Owens is on tbe sick list. John Drilling.

left Friday to visit with relatives and friends in Fes tina. V. Croatt and T. Lusson helped John Lusson butcher Monday, the former two butchering for themselves also. Matt Drilling visited at home last week a few days, he was accompanied by a friend from Festina.

Lee Kapler visited at Joe Haubrrk'a Sunday night. John Lusson and John Drilling, shipped a car load of hdjgs to Chicago, tbe latter accompanying the stock to the city. For Sale. Three registered Holstein bulls, grade Holstein calves of either sex, a registered Chester White boar, year old and some young Chester White boars. Phone Eureka 1.

I6tf WM. OWENS, For Sale, New modern house and half acre of land. Enquire of Frank Novacek, at Queen Cupola factory. 22 tf Horses for St Louis market, weighing from 1000 to 1500 all colors and from four years up. FIFTY HORSES for the Eastern market, weighing from 1200 to 1600 and FIFTY OLD HORSES for Canada and Dakota.

No objections to slight blemishes. Bring in your horses and get the highest market price. Remember we buy best that also common horses and horses that no other buyers will buy. WILL BE IN CRESCO ON SATURDAY HENRY LEVY, Himself, Chicago B. GREENFELDER.

From Dakota C. Putnam returned from Cedar. Rapids, Saturday, Where he was called by the illness snd death of bis mo.tber, Mrs. G. C.

Putnam. A. Orum and Millie were'Creseo ers on R. C. Wentworth returned to Cresco Saturday, after spending the week at the home of his sister, Mrs.

A. Johnson. Earl Libbey went to Cresco Saturday to vipit his brother. H. A.

Libbey. Jennie went to Festina Saturday to visit relatives. A. A. Fosse was at Cresco Friday having dental work done.

Otto Ernst and wife spent Sunday with the latter's parents, M. O. Libbey and wife. Prof. C.

Carrothers was a Decorah visitor Friday. Ida Jesvanger left Friday to spend Sunday with home folks. Her father passed away Saturday evening. Mrs. S.

Q. Ringeon and Margaret returned from Decorah Monday where they visited homefolks a few days, A Teacher's meeting will be held in Ridgeway at the public school on February 3rd. C. A. Fosse visited homefolks Mondsy and Tuesday of this week.

Linn Gordonier of Postville spent Sunday hero with his parents, P. L. Gordonier. CHESTER. There will be a lecture Friday eveii-S ing, Jan.

29th in the M. E. church by Mr Bishop, of AmeB college, subjeefe "The Making of Men and Women." It is to be illustrated by stereopticon. The lecture is given under the auspices of the ladies of the Tuesday club of Chester. All parents will be veiy much interested as Mr.

Bishop is a noted leader in junior work. He highly endorsed by the Womiu)'s Federation of Iowa. Bring your boys and girls as he has a rare treat in store for tbem. Harrison Cheney passed away on Thursday. The funeral was held in 4he M.

E. church Saturday. Ii.terment in Pleasant Hill cemetery. Art. Loveless, a former Chester resi-r dent, who has spent the winter in California, is visiting old friends here before returning to his home in Wisconsin.

Hans Peter Nelson died at his home near Chester. Tbe Chester Rebekahs were very pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Ruth Stinzi on Monday evening. John Carey and Will Breedelove were Cresco visitors Tuesday. Albert C.

Kelley of Minneapolis, registered ss here on professional business Wedneseay. FOR houses in Cresco Address MRS. NELLIE WATROS, VA-I Orlando Aga and wife and Mrs. "'ww1 Sanderson of Tnief River Falls, return ed home last wttlt. Ina Bergan who has been seriously ill with lung fever, is better at this writing.

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