Postville Herald du lieu suivant : Postville, Iowa • Page 6

THE POSTVILLE HERALD, POSTVILLE, IOWA. WEDNESDAY, 3VhY 22, LUANA St. John's Lutheran Church. Paul W. Adix, Pastor a.

School and Bible class. 10:00 a. Worship service. Thursday evening, choir practice. The Ladies' Aid will meet at the home of Mrs.

Lyle Engelhardt Thursday afternoon, July 30. Ed W. Radach is very ill and at present is a patient at Postville hospital. Mrs. C.

A. Riveland is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, at Hudson. at present.

Mr. and Mrs. Orson Adams and son of Minneapolis have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M.

E. Smith Twenty relatives and friends gathered at the Fred Landt home Sunday evening in honor of Mrs. Landt's birth day anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.

Orville Wirkler of Monona spent Sunday evening with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Page Wirkler. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Wistrick and sons, Bruce and Keith, were supper guests Sunday in the home of Mrs. Wistrick's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Overbeck.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Doerring, Jerene and Lane, and Marjorie Gentz returned Friday evening from a two week's camping and fishing trip in the vicinity of Duluth. Minn. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Ihlenfeldt of Elkader, the Misses Mila Mae Gossman and Lillian Giefle of Prairie du Chien, were Sunday visitors in the Mr. and Mrs. Harley Gossman home. The Misses Betty Brown, Jean and Marilyn Miller left Sunday afternoon with a group of Monona young people to spend a week camping and attending a youth conference which is in session at Clear Lake.

Ben Dale Pederson, who has been at Salt Lake City, Utah, for several months, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Alvin Doerring, and also assisted in the store while his brother-in-law and sister and family were on a vacation. GRAND MEADOW i Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schiei-holz and Stanley were Monona callers Saturday evening.

Mrs. Robert Wettleson entertained the Prosperous Ridge Club at her home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Dean Hammel was a week end visitor with Mr. and Mrs.

Duane Lubbers east of Monona. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Reckward were Monday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Bigler. George Walters was baling hay at the Otto Oldag and Henry Koopman farms Saturday and Monday. George Cahalan of Mason City is spending his summer vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moon and Jeanne.

Mrs. Will Burrow of Clermont spent a couple of days the past week in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cahalan and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Ambrose Waters, Eddie and Dickie and Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Waters and Stephen were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Milda Waters, Dorothy and Jimmie, at Postville.

Keith Carlson has purchased the former Enno Lubbers farm now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Will Lubbers. He and his wife and son and daughter now live east of Monona on the Robert Ormsby farm. ORIGINAL NOTICE.

CHRIS KING OF CLOWNS who appears here with Jay Gould's Million Dollar Circus at the Big-Four Fair which will be held here from September 4 to 7. He's the funniest guy in the business. JUNCTION NEWS FEDERAL SALES TAXES. "The only other possibility visible at this time after the income tax has been pushed to the limit, is the general sales tax," says Rush Culver in his Manly Signal. "We already have sales taxes on many commodities, such as tobacco, beer, tires and gasoline.

But the restriction of the use of such taxable articles as tires and gasoline will dry up this avenue of sales tax and new leads must be found," says the Northwood Anchor. It is evident therefore that sooner or later we must have a general sales tax if the war continues. Most Congressmen who now favor it say they are for a temporary tax to last only as long as the war lasts. But once it is enacted, whether it is to be temporary or not remains to be seen." Mr. Culver makes out a very good case.

If. instead of reducing exemptions so that wage earners making as little as S10 a week will have to file income tax returns, at great inconvenience to themselves and cost to the government, a sales tax were relied on to transform those in low income brackets into taxpayers, it would be better for all concerned, including the treasury and the taxpayers. Nonsensical and evasive is the excuse given in Washington that Federal sales taxes would be difficult and expensive to collect. Nearly every state in the union already has a sales tax and the Federal government could make use of the state machinery for collecting additional taxes. The collection of the tax in that manner would cost very little in comparison with the income tax collection and be less easy to evade.

In fact it could not be evaded by persons who make any purchases coming under sales tax provisions. The Federal government now makes use of state ma chinery to collect unemployment in surance so no precedent would be created. The sales tax brings revenue in a steady stream and forces approximately everybody to help pay govern ment expenses. And we're going to have to get back some time to the people supporting the government in stead of the other way we are to maintain cur present system. Entertains Legion Auxiliary.

Mrs. Verni Engle and Mrs. Roy Swenson were co-hostesses to the Clermont Legion Auxiliary on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Engle. Those attending were Mrs.

Valdina Nelson, Ruth Olson, Edna Nelson, Ethel Paulson, Nora Loftsgard, Frances Cline, Susanna Kjosa, Gertie Vinton, Andine Vasby, and Mrs. J. M. Crowe. After the business meeting, a lunch was served by the hostesses and a social time followed.

CASTALIA ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH. Conrad J. Rebelein, Pastor. Sunday School and Bible Class at 9:30 a. m.

Worship Service at 10:30. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dahms were Sunday guests in the Fred Schave home at Waukon. Mr.

and Mrs. Reuben Svendsen were Sunday guests in the Verni Engle family home. Lloyd and Eleanor Schutte spent Thursday of last week with Mrs. Reuben Svendsen. Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Pausch and family of Ludlow were Sunday visitors in the Elmer Luebka home. John Svendsen, Norman, Arlette, Ellen and Johnnie Svendsen, were Thursday evening visitors in the Reuben Svendsen home. Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Heckman and children, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Kjosa and Ardell, Mr. and. Mrs.

James West cott were guests Sunday in the Minnie Hangartner home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Welzel, JoAnn and Shirley, were fishing at Lynxville on Sunday. Roy says this is probably his last fishing trip up there, as the dam is being guarded now and fishing is prohibited within certain distances on either side of it.

DELPHINIUMS CAN BE MADE TO BLOOM MORE THAN ONCE Delphiniums will bloom a second and perhaps a third time if they are handled properly, says L. C. Grove, extension horticulturist at Iowa State College. As soon as the blooms have faded the old stalks should be cut back to the ground. New shoots will soon appear.

Thin out the shoots, allowing only 4 to 6 to develop. This will result in larger blooms. The plants should be fertilized with wood ashes or a handful of complete fertilizer. A Herald Want Ad will find it! VICTORY PORK Slow growing, costly pork will not fill the bill. America wants high production at low cost.

This is no time to let your pigs loaf along on pasture and grains alone all the slow, expensive, unprofitable way. Now is the time to PUSH EVERY PIG to fast gains and an early that's the economical, profitable way. Supplement your grain and pasture with BIG GAIN MINERAL STOCK FOOD! Free Sample on Request Geo. Welzel, Postville Stahl Grocery TfnUme, Bossvilie SHIPBUILDING. The Maritime Commission said ship building has not yet equaled total sink ings, but delivery of 66 ships totaling 730,000 tons by American shipyards in June set a new world's record for steel ship construction and represented an increase of 450 per cent in volume of construction since Pearl Harbor.

The War Shipping Administration reported the U. S. will operate between 2,200 and 2,600 merchant vessels this year. J. W.

MYERS, M.D. Office Over Luhman Sanders Telephones: Office 188-W Residence 188-X Earl Anderson was a business visitor at Calmar Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dahms were Cedar Rapids visitors Thursday.

Mrs. Marie Anderson visited her mother, Mrs. Leubke, at Decorah on Friday. Blake Albright and Kenneth Pufahl were business visitors at Elkader on Wednesday. Juanita Preuss submitted to an appendicitis operation at Decorah hospital Monday.

Mary Floody came up from Waterloo Sunday and will be the new assistant at the postoffice here. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stone of Calmar spent Monday at the Mr. and Mrs.

Blake Albright home. Mrs. A. C. Meyer and Mrs.

George Schultz spent Thursday afternoon with relatives in St. Olaf. Harold Klatt came up from Independence Saturday to spend the week end here with his family. Mrs. Oran Brandt and baby daughter returned to their home Tuesday from the Decorah hospital.

The Ladies of the Lutheran church served an ice cream social on the church lawn Tuesday evening. Mrs. Milo Harvey and son spent the first part of the week here at the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harvey home.

Wilma Lennon of Postville was an overnight guest at the Mr. and Mrs. George Schultz home Wednesday. Edward Floody and Herbert Stee left Friday for Jefferson Barracks, where they will be inducted into the army. Ralph Haefner returned to Chicago Monday after a several days visit here with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. I Haefner. Mrs.

Lange of St. Paul, visited at the Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Haefner home Friday and with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Corlette Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Keith Clark and children of Forest Mills were supper guests Sunday evening at the Mr. and Mrs. George Schultz home. Eugene Schroeder, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Schroeder, submitted to an appendicitis operation at the De corah hospital Saturday, July 11. Mrs. E. J. Perry and Louis Kamp went to Cedar Rapids Friday.

Mrs. Perry took the train from there to Denver, where she will spend two weeks with her daughter, Viola Kamp. Mrs. Elbe Christofferson and daughter of Postville spent Thursday here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Dahms. Joe Schultz came here from Madison Tuesday for a two days visit with his family. On his return he was accompanied by Harry Larkin who spent a few days there. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Blake Albright, Mr. and Mrs. George Schultz, Mr.

and Mrs. C. R. Winn and John, pleasantly surprised Earl Anderson at his home Friday evening in honor of his birthday anni versary. Mrs.

Carrie Pufahl, Kenneth Pufahl, Mr. arid Mrs. Paul Pufahl and children of Rossville; Mr. and Mrs. Will Al bright, Chas.

Albright, Elza Albright and Mrs. Vina Allen of Castalia, were dinner guests Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs. Blake Albright home. FRANKVILLE BURLING PALAS ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Office Over Postville State Bank DR.

H. D. COLE Dentist Office over Citizens State Bank Mr. and Mrs. Halver Myron and Ruth enjoyed seeing a show in Decorah Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Vick ot near Frankville have a new baby daughter, born to them July 10. Mrs. Hattie Brouillet of Decorah was a guest in the J.

E. Kneeskern home several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Aschim and daughter, left for Marshalltown last week where he has employment.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hager and Betty were Sunday evening visitors in the circle of their friends at Waukon. Mr. and Mrs.

Phil Brouillet were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harvey in Castalia Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Owen of Postville were Saturday afternoon guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ehler. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Lindcrbaum of Lansing were over Saturday night visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perlie Cook. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Topel of Lacrosse. were dinner guests Sunday, July 12, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Topel.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Krouse and son, Alan, of Northwood were over Monday night visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ruen.

Mrs. Kenneth and family of Des Moines and Mrs. Nell Spaun spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Snitker in Decorah.

Orville Smorstad accompanied Orville Ruen on a trip to Chicago with a truck load of cattle for J. E. Kneeskern on Sunday evening. Mrs. Kenneth Waters and children of Des Moines arrived morning for a visit in the home of Mrs.

Nell Spaun and other relatives. Mrs. Nell Spaun, Sarah Miller, Mrs. Jack Kautman and Jacquelin were dinner guests Friday in the home of Miss Jessie McMartin near Castalia. Carleton Ruen spent Wednesday in Frankville with Daryl and Olga Ruen and accompanied his uncle, Orville, on a trip to Maquoketa that evening.

Mrs. Sieg of Forest Mills is helping out with the care of Mr. and Mrs. John Ewing at the John Schutta home. Mr.

Ewing is still very poorly after a siege of pneumonia some time ago. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hughes and family and the Perlie Cook family attended a birthday party given for Mrs. Charles Linderbaum in honor of her birthday anniversary on Sunday at the Decorah city park.

Mrs. J. E. Welsch of Albert Lea, who has been visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Topel since July 4, returned to her home Sunday. Mr. Welsch and his daughter, Marjory, came Saturday to accompany IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF IOWA, IN AND FOR ALLAMAKEE COUNTY GLADYS RYAN, Edmund Smerud tuid Winifred Welsh, also known as Winifred M. Welsh, Plaintiffs. vs UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, John Ross and Hily Ross, husband and wife J.

K. Graves and Lucy C. Graves, husband and wife, J. A. Rhomberg and Catharine Rhomberg, husband and wife, Hily Ross as Administratrix of Estate of John Ross, Dec'd, Samuel H.

Kinne and Mary J. Kinne, husband and wife, Dominc Rhomberg and Julia Rhomberg, husband atid wife, Julie Rhomberg, Nellie J. Walker and F. Walker, wife and husband, S. -H.

Kinne, A. L. Rhomberg, John B. Murray and Catherine J. Murray husband and wife, Louis E.

Fritz, Ludvig Fritz, widower, Frank Brennan and Mary Brennen, husband and wife, Sophia Schackleton and John Schackle- ton, wife and husband, Lottie Haberkern, John Bacon and Mary Bacon, husband and wife, Howard C. Boyer and Alice F. Boyer, husband and wife, George F. Munro, D. A.

Boyer, W. E. Bannen, single, Richard Rose Bannen, William E. Bannen, Dr. H.

C. Boyer, May James Bannen, John T. Ryan, Allamakee County, Iowa, Otto Welper and Dora Welper, husband and wife, Clara Smerud and Oscar Smerud; wife and husband, Federal Land Bank of Omaha, E. J. Sadler and Rose K.

Sadler, husband and wife, H. E.tPleu mer, L. C. Hardin. J.

E. Welsh, Execu tor, James Edward Sadler, New Albin Savings Bank, New Albin, Iowa, B. A. Davis, Sheriff, A. J.

Johnson and Randi Johnson, husband and wife, Farmers Savings Bank, New Albin, Iowa, Mary Sadler, John M. Lee, J. H. Hager, State of Iowa, Clyde E. Sadler, Clavton County State Bank, Mrs.

E. J. Sadler, William RoacTi, Thomas Wood, Stilson llutchins, also known as Stilton H. Hulchins and wife; Elizabeth Wood, Nathan F. Merrill and wife, Lucy A.

Merrill. John Williamson, John S. Perkins and Alma J. Perkins, his wife, Helen Perkins. Alma J.

Smith, Gdn. of Helen Perkins, Francis Hartley, A. C. Tichenor and wife, A. F.

Tichenor, Leonard Standing. Anson C. Tichenor, Anton C. Tichenor and wife A. F.

Tichenor. A. F. Lee, J. F.

Moulton. David S. Wilson, Cvrus G. Allen, John Falconer. Mary A.

Standing, wife of Leonard Standing, Emeline Easton, Emma H. West and Dewitt C. West her husband. Chas. L.

Easton. Mary Easton. Ellen Easton, Wm. L. Easton ed the North, boundary of that of snid tract through which said CK- flows.

1 Also the following described es situated in Allamakee Couhty, iZ.t, to-wit: Lots 152 and 153 of the Tow ot New Albin, Iowa. Deiendwti TO THE ABOVE NAMED ANTS AND EACH OF THEM; You are hereby notified are now on file in the office ot Clerk of the above named Court, JL 1 Petition in Equity of the above nairrf: plaintiffs and Amendments to that tttion in Equity, alleging thnt- simple i le diet ie folk John Francis" Smerudr the absolute owner i Ve mii lme land above described 0 queathing to each of the tv? named persons an interest in the above Zfli 1 John Jm Ul 1 uinerua, Sara SmenSi Edmund Smerud, Rose Mary Evangeline McKenna, Margaretta Kct! nan, Rita Ann Smerud, George S. rud, Alfred J. Smerud, Donald Smerud, Clara Louise Smerud, teoni ard Ryan, Harold Ryan, Gladys RW- Grace Donahue, Marguerite Gilbert. Esther Beeler, Enrl Ryan, Loretla- Spinner, Marion Hartley, Lawrence Rvan, Mayme Casey, Winifred M.

Welsh, Kathryn Regan. Frances len, Charles Ryan, Clement Ryan, Bernard Ryan, Evangeline John Ryan, Emmett Ryan, Mae Pet-? rehn, Blanch Reburn, Bernice McCui. mack, Rita Welch, Murgarette and Evelyn Dougherty. The persons named in one of ike descriptions of the above mentioiwi tion contained Inlaid' camp mM on became void, and the land meritionedTr by John Welsh and bscaVsmerud are are th that estate "hasTeen opened tar" mote, than a year, is solvent and has more than enough funds to pay any liabilities. J.

E. Welsh, as Executor of such' estate obtained a Court Order in that estate approving a contract with Oscar Smerud whereby Oscar Smerud would have the right to purchase the abore described land, except Lots 152 and 153 of the Town of New Albin, Iowa, at the appraised value of said land. The making of that contract should be approved and its completion authorized in this proceeding. The present owners of said land and their predecessors in interest have been in adverse possession of such land for more than years immediately last past, and Amelia Easton. Frederick Easton Har- (he rights aU i0ulcr persons haw vey Easton and Dewitt C.

West and beon barred and cut off. The owners James L. Leonard, Executors of the of said i and Cii nnot agree upon a divi- Estate of Wm. L. Easton, Deed, Cyrus sion cmd he property cannot be ad- G.

Allen and wife Lucy Allen. Silas va ntageously divided in kind. The D. Allen and wife. Lucy A Allen: nam es residences of certain of the Francis Hartley and wife, Hepsibak defendants are unknown to plaintiffs, Hartley, John Hartley and wife, Sarah and (he reS eriC es of other of the de- Hartley, John Rowe and wife- Mary fondants whose names are known to Rovve, Bryan McGuire, John W.

Hart- i a tiffs are unknown to plaintiffs, ley. Harvey Easton and Dewitt C. West, pi a nt jff ma ke no claim for personal as Executors of the Estate of Frederick uc jgment against any of the defend- Easton. Dec'd. Frederick Easton and int3 It has been necessarv for plain- wife.

Anna Easton, James Duffy, Coun- tifIs (o procure an Abstract of Title ty Treasurer of Allamakee County, to the aD0 ve land and the services of Iowa. John W. Hartley and wife Sarah Attorneys in connection with this case. G. Hartley, John W.

Hartley, single, plaintiffs have no sufficient, adequate Mary Sadler. Executrix of the Estate anu spe edy remedv at law. In plain- of Wm. Sadler, Dec'd, Joseph G. Sad- ifl- pleadings thev ask that title be ler Mary E.

Beardmore, Wm M. quie in die plaintiffs and defend- Sadler and Mrs. Wm. M. Sadler.

John nnts wno are 0W ners of said land, par- B. Sadler and Mrs. John B. Sadler, titioning the said land among the own- James E. Sadler, Ada J.

Sadler, Wm. ers or private sale, direct- M. Sadler, single. Mary Elizabeth a division of the proceeds upon the Sadler: Ida Jane Mar- parties entitled thereto, allow plain- Sadler; Ethel Hope Sadler, tiffs' Attorneys fees in the highest John Bold Sadler, Wm. E.

Beardmore, am otint provided for bv statute, mat Eliza Ann Sadler, ni sucn ees a lien upon the shares Mary' G. Lechtenberc. Annn i of the owners, appointing J. E. Welsh berg, Mary Elizabeth Lechtenberg, 0 New Albin Iowa, Sole Referee, Joseph Lechtenberg, Edward Lechten- directing the manner in which the pro- berg.

Theresa Lechtenberg, James Ed- 0 eeds of such sale shall be divided, ward Sadler, Executor of the Estate giving plaintiffs costs of this action, of Mary Sadler, Dec James Dona- an( granting such other, further and iue Lesl i Gi ert Gilman Beeler, equitable relief as to the Court may Lou Mae Ryan, Peter Spinner, Charles 2, nroner E. Hartley, M. H. Casey, J. E.

Welsh, For further details as to all of which D. J. Regan, Peter A. Whalen, Mrs. you are hereby referred to said Peo- Clement Ryan, Ruth Anna Ryan.

Ver- fr on an Amendments thereto, and un- non Petrehn, Victor Reburn, Leslie i ess ou appear and make defense McCormack, Ray Welch, Al Lane. Ray thereto on or before noon of the sec- Dougherty, Harold McKenna, Walter on day of the next Term of the above Keenan W. Hartley, Wm. Sadler named Court, which will be the Sep- and wife, Mary Sadler, J. E.

Sadler, tember, 1942, Term of said Court, and Wm. Kumph, Ada Jane Martin, A. E. which will convene and be held at Sheridan J. A.

Lechtenberg, Jason C. the Court House in Waukon, AUama- Bulman, C. E. Walker, Mrs. Joseph G.

kee County. Iowa, on September IV Sadler, Wm. Beardmore. Fred Wey- 1942, default will be entered againK miller, Mrs. Fred Weymiller, husband vou and judgment rendered as prayea and wife, Elmer F.

Pieper, Michael for with costs of suit. Hyan, w. C. Thompson, Frederick S. HART HART, Anna H.

Easton, James H. 'Attorneys for Plaintiffs. TRAVEL AID. Mrs. Robert Fowler of Iowa Falls has installed a system of aiding people who wish to go from Iowa Falls to another location.

She has placed 0 blackboard in her sandwich shop, on which those wishing to go someplace and have no ride can write their destination and name also, those who are driving to another town and have an extra seat or two in their auto can designate this on the blackboard. his wife home. Saturday evening visitors in Decorah were Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Kneeskern and Betty, Mrs. Carl Letchford and Leon and Virgean, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brandt and baby, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Simon, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Russett and Adeline and Alice Hilmer. Mrs.

Vivian VanWey and Mrs. Verna Schroeder held their group meetings in the church rooms Thursday afternoon. A large number of ladies were present and a delicious lunch was served by the hostesses. Circle No. 2, which met at the home of Mrs.

Mae Wolfe, was also well attended and the usual good time and lunch was enjoyed by all present. Easton, u. vision, Mrs. H. E.

Pleumer, Mrs. L. O. Hardin, Emmett Ryan, Leonard Ryan, FISII FOR DINNER- Harold Ryan, Charles Ryan, Clement amines furnish- Ryan, Bernard Ryan, John Francis G. E.

Sellers of Des LamD Smerud, Mayme Casey, Kathryn Re- fish dinner for the uuj gan, Francis Whalen, Grace Donahue, Madrid Mr. Sellers caugn Marguerite Gilbert, Esther Beeler, family of Maaria. nvec Earl Ryan, Lorretta Spinner, Marion a 15-lb. catfish in tne Hartley, Lawrence Ryan, Evangeline near Boone. Marie Ryan, John Ryan, Mae Petrehn, Blanch Reburn, Bernice McCormack, Rita Welch.

Margarette Lane, Evelyn Dougherty, Sarah Smerud, Sara Smerud, Edmund Smerud, Rose Mary Smerud, Evangeline McKenna, Margaretta Keenan, Rita Ann Smerud, George S. Smerud, Alfred J. Smerud, Donald J. Smerud, Clara Louise Smerud, Allen Ross, Mary Ross, Adeline Ross, Alice Ross, Susan J. Ross, George W.

Ross, George Wm. Ross, J. Ross, Julia Medicus, Simon LOUIS SCHUTTE WILLARD SCHUTTE Funeral Directors and Embalmen Cut Flowers For All Occasion! Dr. P. W.

M. P. KIESAU, M.D. Physicians and Surgeons Office Over Postoffice Phone ilf STILL IN STATE SERVICE. Rep.

David A. Dancer of Decatur county who was a candidate for the speakership in the last legislature and an unsuccessful, candidate for state secretary of agriculture in the recent primary election oh the republican ticket, has received appointment as secretary of the stale board of education, succeeding Merrill R. Pierson, now business manager of Michigan State College. Fred Peterson of Manson displayed some plants that have no name. It has tubers and like a potato plant, but on one branch is a cluster of fruit that look like small green tomatoes.

JOB LOYALTY. Joe Meredith of Bedford worked 39 fh a 2 Bedf0 ahd the cudahy Packing consecutively without one day's absence from dutieg, until two weeks ago when went to Tacoma, Washington, To work in west coast shipyards. Simon Medicus, all aoove named fiduciaries as individuals, the heirs, spouses, representatives, transferees, assignees, and successors in interest to the above named defendants or any of them, whether mentioned by name herein or not, and all persons known and unknown, claiming any right or title to, or interest in, the following described real estate: The southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of and the East three-fourth of the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of SWVi of SE'4) of Section Thirty- two (32), Township One Hundred North, Range Five (5). The Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (SWA of SW'A) and Lot Two (2) of the Southeast Quarter of the South west Quarter of of Section Thirty-three (33), Township One Hundred (100) North, Range Five (5). Also the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NWVL ot NEtt), except Lot One (1) thereof; the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of NEV 4 the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter tNEVi of 1 NEVi), except Lots Two (2), and Three) (3); the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (SEW, of NEVi) of Section Five (5); Also Lot Two (2) of the Northwest Quarter of the North- west Quarter (NW'A of of Sec- I 11 tion Four (4), Township Ninety-nine (99) North, Range Five (5) West of 5 the Fifth Principal Merldan, excepting I 0 from said tracts of land the following 5 KeiiQCt lHg described parcel, All that part of the 5 mn nef South Half (SH) of the Northeast nav nn to UU Quarter (NEV,) of Section Five (5), We pay Township Ninety-nine (89) North, og ftr dead SW 111 Range five (5), West of the fifth P.

M. neaa IUI on which lies I cording to size 1 dition. Animal By-Products Rendering Service Highest Cash Prices Paid According: to Size and Condition. AH Animals Removed With Hide On. Permit 45 Walter Petersen, Agent Monona Farmers Phone No.

202 WE PAY FOR THE CALLS. 1111 IM IIIIIIIIII'IV for dead west of the afth P. eatl 1W1 which lies South of the center line of the old bed of the Iowa River, by said description being meant all of said 80 acre tract which is to the South of the center line of the Old Iowa River Bed, and not being meant the land South of the center line of the Drainage Ditch Project, instead the center line of the Old River Bed Is to be consider- Call 555 Postville I WE WILL PAX" FOB THE CAtU.