The Sumner Gazette from Sumner, Iowa • Page 7

THE ft, IOWA WESTGATE NEWS Mrs. James Prtdenux and daughter fthd Miss Agnes Huebner of Sumner Visited friends and in Westgate Tuesday afternoon. Mrs, Maude Rademaker and daughter, Eleanor were callers in Oelwein Tuesday afternoon. John McCue of Sumner spent several days the past week in the home of his Mother, Mrs. Ed McCue.

Verla Buhrow of Waverly spent the bast two weeks visiting in the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mts. D. Jimmy tchler of Hazelton visited friends in Wettgate and vicinity Tuesday, Henry trader of West Union transacted business in Westgate Tuesday afterho m. Enid and Hazel Bartels of Maynard le.

Tuesday evening for a short visit vKh their former teacher, Miss Anders on living at West Liberty. Charles Coibln of Oelwein visited friends In cstgate Wednesday afternoon, Eleanore Hr.demaker visited Thursday and Filday in the home of her friend, June Uurdick living in Fayette. Mr. and Frederick Kollman and Gertrude CUBS attended the dance in West Union Thursday evening. Clark Hairis of White Water, James Winegnr of Clinton, and S.

W. Older of Fayette were visitors in the D. E. Winegar home Wednesday afternoon. Miss June Burdick of Fayette spent Saturday and Sunday in the home of her friend, Eleanore Rademaker.

Mrs. A. C. Baumgartner and Russell Fridley of Sumner spent the week end in the home of Mrs, Baumgartner's daughter, Mrs. Dale Russell.

(Sarah Stulnaker, Marjorie Rademaker, Clifford and Ronald Meyer attended the dance at Wildwood Saturday evening. 'Roderick Wheeler of Oelwein spent several days the past week visiting in the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Foxx. Mr. and Mrs. John Mahoney and family were dinner guests Sunday in the Henry Mahoney home in Oelwein. Werner Bucsing and Bill Johnson were callers in Oelwein Sunday evening.

Mrs. Roy Steil and children were visitors in Oelwein Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. D.

C. Lewis were Oelwein callers Saturday afternoon. "Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Hollenback and family of Dubuque, Mr. and Mrs. L. H.

Bueneke and family of Maynard, Mrs. A. Rademaker and family nnd John Lind jr. of Maynnrd were dinner and supper guests in the W. E.

Hollenback home Sunday. Mrs. E. Hollanback visited in the Mrs. Martin home In Oelwein Saturday afternoon.

Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Flanscha and Mr. and Mrs. Art Flanscha of Sumner were visitors in the Herman scha home Saturday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry 'Ryan and family of Fairbnnk wore visitors in the C. lit Stalnaker home Sunday afternoon, Mrs, Herman Flanscha and daughter, Viola visited friends in Sumner Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Louis Kane, 'Francis Ritchie, Dorothy Kane, Iva'and Sylvia Adrian Leona ami Lucille Tift attended a picnic at Devil's 'Backbone park Tuesday.

Paul Hayes of Waterloo was a Westgate business caller Monday afternoon. Mrs. D. E. Winegar, daughter Annette and son, Kenneth and Gladys Schonfeld we're callers in Waterloo Saturday afternoon.

Philip Kauten of Reforestation camp of Minnesota spent Sunday and Monday visiting in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kauten. Dorothy Reather, Marjorie Rademaker and Sarah Stalnaker spent Sunday afternoon visiting friends in Maynard. Philip and Irene Stohr motored to Aurora Sunday afternoon.

Miss Marcella Bartels visited Sunday afternoon and evening in the Herman Flanscha home. Mr. and Mrs. Schonfeld and daughter of Alta Vista were dinner guests in the D. Winegar home Sunday.

Miss Annette Winegar returned home with them for a few days visit. Mr. and Mrs. Nets Carleson were visitors in the Will Adrian home Sunday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. P. H. Egan were among relatives and friends in Oelwein Sunday afternoon. Miss Hazel Spier was a visitor in the Herman Flanscha home Monday afternoon.

Paul Wilman was a guest in the E. Winegar home Mr. and Mrs. A. R.

Hewitt were callers in Cedar Rapids 'Saturday afternoon. John Bowling and Eleanor Rademaker were Oelwein callers Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Vargason and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Adrian and KITCHEN KLATTER By MBB Vanilla Wafero.

1 c. butter 2 c. sugar 3 beaten cgga 1 tbsp. vanilla Mi c. milk c.

cake flour 2 tsp. baking powder tsp. salt Cream the butter and sugar together. Add the beaten eggs and vanilla and beat smooth. Add the milk, then the.flour sifted with the baking-powder an'd-salt.

Mix until smooth and drop by teaspoonf)ils on a greased baking: sheet. in a hot oven (460 degrees) for about 8 minutes. This makes about 8 dozen wafers. Health Salad On each salad plate arrange a bed of shredded lettuce. In the center place mound of finely diced beet pickles.

Around this arrange cle of finely-shredded cabbage or carrots, then another circle of beets. Top plain whipped cream. Green Beana with Cheew 2 pounds of green beans and cut.or break into inch pieces. Wash, then add 1 cupful of cold water, 1 teaspoonful of salt, and cook about 20 minutes, or until tender. Drain off any water which is left.

Arrange a layer of, beans in a buttered baking dish and sprinkle generously with grated or finely chopped American cheese. Alternate the, layers of beans and cheese until all'the beans are used. Dot with bits of butter, sprinkle with pepper and salt, and pour over the mixture cupful of thick sweet cream. Sprinkle 2 teaspoonfuls of grated parmesan cheese bver the top and place in a moderate oven (350 degrees) until the cheese has melted. Iced Chocolate Place 3 tablespoonfuls of chocolate sirup in a large glass.

Add 3 tablespoonfuls of crushed ice, if desired, and continue filling the glass with milk. Stir well and sreve. Chocolate Ginger Ale Place 2 tablespoonfuls of chocolate sirup in a large glass. Add 1 tablespoonful of thick cream and some crushed ice. Continue tilling the glass with ginger ale, stir well, and serve.

Apricot Nut Bread c. dried apricots, cut fine 2 tbsp. butter c. sugar 1 egg 1 c. milk 0 c.

flour 6 tbsp baking powder tsp, soda 1 tsp. salt c. nut meats Cover washed and finely cut apricots with water and boil for five minutes. Cool well. Cream butter with the sugar and add beaten egg, Stir in the.soda and salt and add to the batter along with the nuts.

Place dough in a.well buttered loaf pan. Bake a moderate oven for one hour. Budget Katimate and Record of Filing COKNTY ESTIMATE NOTICE; The Board of Supervisors of 'Bremer County, Iowa, will meet August 8th; 19S3, at 1:30 p. m. at Court House, Wavovly, Iowa.

Taxpayers will be heard for or against the following estimate of expenditures that time. H. J. STUMME, County Auditor. PUNWJ 40000 8877 Court 11000 7287, 26000 1206 9000 8780 10000 87447 CQwnty ScliMl 17000 11884 4900 18WC 1804 42263 80847 6000 84000 11500 17600 6500 8000 800 6700 6000 17000 4000 17000 20000 10700 28000 88000 6000 9 60918 53960 16402 5319 49628 85236 6101 6368 141 11657 8796 7991 4146 8806 23040 13230 4002 4188 18007 48290 113534 137286 Tttels 1IMH 943,995 845,422 son, Veylord were visitors in the Mr.

and Mrs. Petre Boosen and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Adrian homes in Waterloo Sunday afternoon. Mrs.

Jerry and baby girl of Oelweln are visitinpf in the home of Mrs. Wilkens' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cross. June and Virginia Hollcnback of Dubuque are spending a week visiting in the W.

E. Hollenback and Mrs. Maude Hademaker homes, Mrs. J. J.

Kane is spending few days In the Harold Kane home in Orati. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Ryan and children of Fairbank were visitors in the C. Stftlnaker 'homo Tuesday morn- REMEMBER WAY BACK WHEN Ten Years Ago Thursday, July 19, 1923 The business section of Main street was at last opened for traffic yesterday, the surfacing being completed east to Pleasant street shortly after noon. By noon today a surfaced street from the east to the west of Sumner will be available.

Bremer county's exhibition shown at the State Fair in DCS Moines will feature dairying and dairy products according to the committee who met recently to make plans. Miss Lillian Zell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zell, east of Sumner and John Schnor of Hawkeye were united in marriage at the Little Brown church at Nashua on Friday, July 6. On Thursday, July 5th occurred the marriage of William Winkleman of Fredericksburg to Miss Ethel Whit- nable of Sumner.

The marriage took place at the Evangelical Lutheran church at Waterloo at 8 p. the Rev. iBauch officiating. They will make their home in Waterloo. here have received announcements of the marriage of Miss Evelyn Young, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James Young, former residents of Sumner, and George Crist of Santa Barbara, on July 2nd. The young couple will reside at iSan Fernando, Calif. Miss Edith Mueller, formerly of Sumner and William Krumery of Waterloo were united in marriage at the Little Brown church on Monday, July 16. They will make their home in Waterloo.

The bride is a sister of Mrs. H. H. Niemann. With ideal weather and a regular county fair crowd in the amphitheatre and ground the big two-day celebration opened at Waverly last night when more than 300 Waverly people, under the direction of Thurston Dramatic company of Minneapolis, enacted the history of Bremer county in pageant and tableaux.

Sumner is now tied with Fredericksburg for first place in the Bremer- Chickasaw league. Two hits off 'Rollins, several walks and a flock of by his team mates Sunday resulted in four tallies for the Sumner- ites and the largest crowd of the season saw the local lads emerge victorious from the contest. Herman and Gus Wuttke returned on Sunday from an auto trip to Charlotteville, where they had visited their sister, Mrs. C. W.

Fricke, touring other points in the East, returning by way of the Great Herbert Carpenter of Philadelphia, was a Sumner visitor Friday at the E. A. Wismer home and with other relatives and Sumner friends. Mr. Carpenter has been spending his vacation with his brother, W.

M. at Minneapolis, and was returning to Philadelphia. Henry Schwerin who is employed as assistant-cashier in the State Bank at 'Flanagan, 111., came last Wednesday for a two weeks vacation which he is spending at the home of his parents and with other relatives and friends. Twenty-five Years Ago Thursday, July 23, 1908 Miss Mata Linn returned to Independence yesterday afternoon after a visit here with her cousin, Madge Linn. iShe will visit for a short time in Independence before returning to Colorado.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Farrand, and Mr. and Mrs. L.

A. Farrand and daughter, Lucille returned Friday from a week's outing at Clear Lake. Mrs. Wm. McClure returned to her home here Tuesday after having spent since Saturday visiting her sister at Fredericksburg.

Mrs. Halla Harding was honored with a 5 o'clock tea Wednesday afternoon, about 12 ladies being present for the occasion. Mrs. Johnson and three children of Decovah are here for a month's visit at the home of Mrs. Johnson's brother, Henry Aders and family.

Mrs. Charles Pennington and Mrs. R. S. Pease were in Waverly 'Friday attending to some lodge work.

Forty Years Ago Thursday, July 20, J. H. Kinzey has reopened his gallery just east of the Fague residence, and has in his employ one of the best operating photograph artists in the state, Eleven of our bicycle riders took in Sell's circus at West Union Tuesday, going on their respective two wheels, as follows: Fague, Tibbitts, Koeberle, Gillett, Lqdwig, Farrand, Davis, Parrot Spears and Sears, Miss MoHugh returned from La Crosse, and St. Paul, Minn, Saturday accompanied by two of her nieces, They spent the fore part of the week visiting in Oelwein. Sam Monger spent several days last week At Vinton where he visited his uncle, 0, Fox, Mrs, Henry Dickman returned the first of the week from the World's Fair in Chicago, where she expected to meet her sister, Mvs, Lin ingef, but through some misunder standing their were not rightly RANDAL1AN ESCAPES FROM BULL'S ONSET Jesse Zbornik Broken Ribs and Bruises Last Thursday Zbornik is recovering from several broken ribs and a severe bruising of his body, suffered July 6 when his herd sire knocked him down and bunted him around on the ground, The animal finally tiring of his play, walked away.

What saved Mr. Zborhik more severe injury was due to the animal having no horns. This is Mr. Bbortiik's second experience of the sort in the past several years. Garden Club Meets Randalls Home -and Garden club met July 11 at the home of Mrs.

Roy Edel with nine members and three guests, Zaida Pritchard of Fayette, Mrs. Glair Holmes of Hawkeye and Mrs. W. W. Shaulis present.

Mrs. Arthur Eitel of near Hawkeye will be hostess August 1. Program will include "The Wild Rose, the State Flower," Mrs. A. Eitel.

"The Rose and Its Culture," Mrs. Jessie Mabon. Ques- tionaire. 'Roll call, seasonable hints. Spending Vacation in Colorado Rev.

and Mrs. R. A. Doss and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs.

Orville Bunting left Monday, July 17 for Port Morgan, to visit the former's parents. Rev. John Dawson of Fredericksburg will preach here for the next two Sunday, during Rev. Doss' absence. Vacation School Closes 'The Daily Vacation Bible school closed Friday after a very successful and profitable term, and with a total enrollment of 40.

The children all seemed to enjoy the school and expressed a desire for another next year. M. E. Homecoming August 6 Everyone. plan on the M.

E. church Homecoming which is August 6. We have a good program in store. Let's all get out and welcome all our old friends who return here for this day. Dr.

and Mrs. Howard Turner and two daughters of Kansas City, are here for a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Bronn and daughter of near Johnson came Saturday for a ten day visit here and elsewhere.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Pitka of Sumner were Tuesday afternoon callers in town. Raymond Weber of Red Wing, came Friday for an indefinite stay in the L. E.

Freeman home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ribbeck were Sunday dinner guests in the Albert Schnor home near Wadena. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Bemis and two children of Waterloo were Friday and Saturday guests in the parental M. E. Nixon home. Mr.

and Mrs. John Mahoney and daughter spent Saturday afternoon with her mother, Mrs. Alice Vargason at Hazelton. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Dege and daughter of near Buck Creek spent Saturday in the Peter Hoepfner home. E. C. Knight of Guttenbvy-g was a week end guest here, Sybil McComb of- LaPorte was a Sunday visitor in the M. E.

Nixon home. Lester Severs was an afternoon visitor. The S. C. Stewart family visited Sunday afternoon in the Ed Thomas home near Arlington.

Mr. Thomas is recovering nicely from a 'broken leg suffered several weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. F.

C. Bacon and Mr. and Mrs. Everette Breneman returned Sunday afternoon from several days at the Century of Progress in Chicago. Mrs.

A. J. Vaughn accompanied Mrs. J. R.

Shales to Marquette Monday and spent the day with the former's sister, Mrs. E. J. Schott. Annabelle Oxley of Corwith was a Sunday dinner guest in the Clair Sprague home.

The Peter Arne family motored Sunday afternoon to Fredericksburg where they visited in the parental, John Kottke and Herman Weidler homes. Janice Clark of Cedar Rapids came last Sunday for a month with her grandmother, Mrs. W. B. Clark.

The Roy Odekirk, H. J. Holmes and Ernest Proesch families enjoyed a picnic and fishing trip to Clermont Sunday. Mr. and 'Mrs, Grant Dawson and son and her sister, Grace Gruver, all of Elgin, visited Saturday evening in the Marion Donat home, Mr, and Mrs.

August of Centenary spent Sunday in the Theodore Lenius home. C. E. Carroll, Frederika stockbuyey, shipped a carload from here to Chicago Saturday night, Center Woman's Relief Corps will hold a brief business meeting Friday evening at the hall, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Heyer Sunday dinner and supper guests in the parental E. Gehring home near Wadena, Mrs. Alfred Preston, Mrs. H. Fussell and daughter, Elma of Caldwell, Idaho, "were Wednesday evening visitors in the Fred McFadden Mrs, EUa Snyder and children and Walter Warnke were Sunday dinner guests in the parental Ezra Rowland home at Clermont.

The John Meyer 'family of Tripoli were''also present and Mrs. Snyder and children accompanied them home for a visit, Mr. and Mrs. C. R.

Crane and daughter, Jo Ann left Sunday for their home in Sioux City after an extended visit in the parental J. Vaughn home, M. G. Clark who has been visiting relatives in Iowa City accompanied them home, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Schott and family, and Mrs. C. Buhr of Sumner, Mr. and Mrs, Herman Kohls and family of Hawkeye, Mr. and Mrs, 'Roland mings of Maynard, Mr.

and Mrs, Lew Cornish and daughter of Fayette, Mr. and Mrs, p. Clow and Eunice, Mv. and Mrs. Homer Cue and son enjoyed a picnic dinner in the Qua Kohls home Sunday, Semi-Annual Report of W.

Hoth, 'Treasurer of Bremer County, Iowa for the Period from 1933, to June 30, 1933, Inclusive STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS BY FUNDS FUND Balance -Total to be Balance Jan. 1, 1933 Receipts Account'd for Disbur'm'ts June 31,1933 General State Revenue. Soldiers' Bonus Fair Ground General County Court Poor State Insane County Insane Bovine Secondary Road Construction. County Poll Secondary Road Maintenance. Motor Fees Primary Road Bond- County School Soldiers' Relief Orphans' Home Bond Coupon Redemption Delinquent Tax Principal of School Interest of School Teachers' Institute Domestic Animal Drainage Assessments Corporation Funds Oiling Sewer Paving Snow removal i 'Bridge County Road Refunds School District Funds Township Funds Library Emergency Fund 2,018.21 40B.42 1,352.90 3,377.98 7,287.41 1,205.60 2,730.40 27,447.48 11,224.44 42,253.86 7,558.65 55,472.02 6,185.92 468.75 4,444.12 10,606.51 288.78 289.62 2,267.63 2,473.77 2,269.21 79.96 580.35 527.46 12,698.79 4,957.98 12,281.74 31.15 1,294.09 255,228.58 31,995.52 6,537.28 29,098.07 4.00 22,387.55 5,739.32 6,287.95 7,050.94 24,951.20 974.75 60,428.16 30,762.50 86,225.00 312.40 2,468.27 8,550.00 855.80 357.73 5,000.00 324.25 41.50 1,543.05 298.15 26,985.36 1,297.79 29.05 633.41 1.10 111,764.14 125.40 7,050.96 34,913.73 6,943.70 1,352.90 32,476.05 7,291.41 23,593.15 8,469.72 32,735.43 18,275.38 67,205.06 8,533.40 80,776.54 86,234.52 92,410.92 781.16 6,912.39 10,506.51 6,663.64 855.80 357.73 6,000.00 613.03 331.12 3,810.68 2,769.92 29,254.67.

1,377.76 609.40 1,160.87 1.10 12,698.79 4,957.98 124,045.88 125.40 31.16 8,346.05 15,706.30 1,213.59 1,352.90 24,087.13 3,172.80 18,638.66 3,389.85 14,737.31 4,487.68 12,269.18 6,000.00 28,568.22 67,906.48 90,760.92 552.67 2,880.15 67.80 3,595.00 852.29 765.80 10.00 955.90 39.60 23,561.73 1,236.65 188.60 1,076.87 172.03 .98,418.76 70.38 19,207.43 5,730.11 8,388.92 4,118.61 4,954.50 5,079.87 17,998.12 13,787.70 54,935.88 3,533.40 52,207.32 18,328.04 1,660.00 228.48 4,032.24 10,448.71 2,968.64 3.51 367.73 6,000.00 321.12 2,864.78 2,730.32 5,692.84 141.10 420.80 84.36 1.10 12,698.79 4,967.98 25,627.12 55.02 31.15 8,345.05 296,920.74 TOTAL. $263,242.24 $469.078.60 $722,320.82 $425,724.88 $296,595.94 Overdrafts. Arizona Couple Visiting Relatives in Fredericksburg FREDERICKSBURG Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lehman of Glendale, Arizona, are visiting here at the home of Mrs.

Lehman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ellison.

Miss Clara Ogg has returned to her home in Preston, after a week's visit here at the Floyd Waggoner home. Mrs. Rudolph Mattke of Waverly visited here several days the past week at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ella Eastland. Howard Speicher who has been employed at Monona the past several months, has returned to his home here.

Sherwood Grey of New Hampton is visiting here at the home of his uncle, G. F. Whitcomb. Mrs. John Padden went to Iowa City, the first 'of the week where she entered University hospital for treatment.

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Liscum of Randalia visited friends here Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Boiler of Dyersville visited here Sunday at the S. B. Wesp home. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Zearley of Waterloo visited here Sunday at the Roy Rhea and Mrs. Lloyd Benz Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doty visited relatives in Algona several days the past week. Miss Margaret Kollman of Westgate visited here Tuesday at the Dr.

S. B. Zoller home. Jack and Ed Mikes have returned from a several days business visit in Chicago, Illinois. Miss Edith Sheldon of Ionia visited here the past week at the Sturgis Bravener home.

Newell Waggoner left Friday for a visit with friends at Preston, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Short spent Sunday with relatives in Waterloo. Mrs.

Fred Kerr and daughter, Ruth went to Preston, Friday for a several days visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haug of Waterloo spent Sunday here at the Mrs. Mary Pike home.

George Moody of Waterloo came Sunday for a several days visit here at the Mrs. 'Roger Moody home. Mr. and Mrs. F.

M. Smith and William Benedict have returned from a several days visit with relatives in Bloomington, Wis. Mrs. John Weers of Elma visited here the past week at the home of her sister, Mrs. J.

F. Schuette. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church met in the church annex Wednesday afternoon, Miss Ellen Johnson spent the past week in New Hampton at the home of her sister, Mrs. Carl Holschlag and family. Mr.

and Mrs, Leburn 'Russell and Cordine Russell were Spillville visitors Wednesday. Bert Simmons of Eagle Grove visited here the past week at the Harry Upham home. Mrs, Matie Benner and Miss Mildred Benner visited relatives in Waverly Tuesday. Miss Laura 'Brandt of Kansas City. spent Sunday here with friends.

Mr, and Mrs, H. McCleary and family of Downer's Grove, 111., visited here the past week at the Otto Koerth home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pingeno of Waterloo spent Sunday here at the Whitmer home.

Miss Ellen Johnson spent several days the past week at the home of her sister, Mrs. Carl Holschlag and family near New Hampton, Mrs. Stella Hurley and son, Jack of Waterloo visited here the first of the week at the Charles Moody home. The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church met in the church annex Friday afternoon, Mrs, Ralph Harbaugh of Waterloo spent Monday here at the home of her sister, Mrs. Marian Mpldenhauer.

Eugene Thome of Clear Lake visited here the past week at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Thome. Mrs. Louis Rich and son, John left Wednesday or ChiMfQ wbwe they RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS RECEIPTS On hand January 1st, 1933 $253,24222 From current taxes, 1932 275,357.90 From delinquent taxes, 1932 and prior years 35773 Penalty, interest and costs Drainage taxes City special assessments 1 961.35 Motor vehicle license fees IIIIIIIIIIIIII Coupon redemption Interest of school fund Teachers' examination and institute fees Motor mileage IIIIII Cigarette licenses Fines and forfeitures IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Sale of produce, county home Dog license 1,515.05 Fees of County Auditor 47.25 Fees of County Treasurer 2,701.00 Fees of County Recorder Fees of Clerk of the Distinct Court 1,842.03 Sheriff's fees (from Clerk of the District Court) 60.50 Primary Road Bond 86,225.00 Gas tax 12,243.86 Road poll 614.00 Miscellaneous receipts (not included in classification above) 15,911.15 Transfer from funds 33,962.82 855.80 324.25 41.50 982.52 100.00 312.40 884.96 TOTAL RECEIPTS $722,320.82 DISBURSEMENTS State Treasurer's receipts 81,272.86 Secretary of State's receipts 852.51 County Auditor's warrants 93,887.96 Drainage warrants, bonds or certificates 1 39.60 County bond redeemed 2,600.00 Interest on county bonds 1,095.00 City specials (paving, sewer, certificates or bonds) 2,501.76 Orders on County Treasurer by mayors of cities or towns 23,561.73 Orders on County Treasurer by presidents of school districts 98,418.76 Township Clerk's receipts 70.38 Primary Road Bond 30,000.00 Primary Road Bond interest 54,842.50 Miscellaneous payments (not included in classification above) 2,719.00 Transfers to funds 33,962.82 Balance on hand June 30th, 1933 296,595.94 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $722,320.82 Waverly, Iowa, July 11, 1933. W. C.

Hoth, Treasurer of Bremer County, Iowa, do hereby certify that the report given above is a correct summary of the business transacted by me as said treasurer during the period therein specified. W. C. HOTH, County Treasurer are attending the Century of Progress exposition. Mesdames Howard Rausch, A.

R. Hinkley and Carl Spieker attended a missionary meeting at West Union Tuesday. Stuart Cottrell of Arlington visited here Monday at the home of his mother, Mrs. William Waggoner. Mrs.

Prudy Muir of Waterloo visited here Monday at the home of her son, Mark Muir and family. Frank Brown of Sumner visited relatives here Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Herman Krueger of Tripoli visited here the last of the week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Waggoner and Mrs.

Almira Waggoner visited relatives in Alpha Thursday. Mrs, George Beebe of Brooklyn, Wisconsin, is visiting here at the of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown. and Mrs.

Henry Justen and Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Gerstmeyer returned Saturday from a ten day fishing trip through Minnesota. DIST, BASEBALL CHAMPS By virtue of winning the district tournament, the Fayette American Legion junior baseball team will enter the state tournament.

The Fayette lads annexed the district title when they defeated Mason City 4-3. This is the second successive year they have been district champs, says the West Union Argo-Gazette. FOX KILLS 62 CHICKENS Jacob Frieden, who lives four miles east of West Union, recently lost 62 Black Minorca chickens, killed by a fox, says the West Union Argo-Gazette. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR Notice Is Hereby Given to All Persons Interested: That on the 5th day of July, 1933, the undersigned was appointed by the District Court of Bremer county, Iowa, executor of the estate of Ellena Fiester, deceased, late of said county. All persons indebted to said Estate will make payment to the undersigned, and those having claims against the same will present them, legally authenticated, to said court for allowance.

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