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Lakota tdy Died Suddenly Friday Mrs. j- ef tain lenly one Here Monday Mfs. idwkfds leaves and three children to moum death. We extend ot to the bereaved family. Junior Leaguers Beat Whittemore.

baseball fwm Whittemore a ew days 7 wccn IIHU TO be cancelled as tome Of the boys were to take on the team this week. fhettgger Des August 3, 1932 and she left for home Monday. Mrs. Kenneth Deakins and turn-thirty a. and we visiting Wends MoX Mtt F.

L. Zelgler and efflku rtpited the B. P. Hatteeu family at BWlti Crops looted good in the Dakotas and harvesting had begun. B.

L. ptaon was operated on for gall stones week, and is reported as doing Well. Mist Jftne Olson returned TlHirsday evenlflg to Chicago and others daughters Sere were Mesdamfis fiances and Mclnich of Des Motaes If 61 Em and Mrs. 8. L.

Hershey of Pipestone, Min- ntsotft. Mrs. Francis remained with her mother. 4. John Simon was hostess to Mothers and Daughters club Thursday.

were seat the lowa Home In Des Molnes. The afternoon was spent eodallyi Mrs. TELEVISION COMES TO IOWA The Ladles' Aid society la meeting today with Mrs P. L. Miller" raeeMng O.

W. Brown is able to be about following an attack of Intestinal flu. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stiles returned from Charles City the fore part of last week.

Mildred, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brandow, Is ill suffering from the flu.

E. c. Potter spent last week Wednesday at the Victor Applegate home near Oorwlth. The three, Misses Rahm of St. Bene- oict were callers Friday on Mesdaines Louis Gemiann and Lloyd Martin.

Charles-Winandy of Chicago Joined his wife and son. the part of last enjoying vacation at the home, of Mrs. Wlnandy's parents, Mr. and John Shnon. VWttorajSunday at the E.

C. Potter honwt wwte Mr. and Mrs. O. Clark of Btttt, MM.

OMB; Raney and the H. Wtter family of Algona, Miss Ruth Batt and Mr. and Mrs: t. A. Potter.

Miss Gladys Miller of the Fenny Co. in Minneapolis came Friday evening. Mr. and MM. F.

L. Miller took her to the Crawford home near Whittemore Keep your sport togs fresh by frequent dry cleaning. Clean clothes are cooler. MODERN Dry Cleaners Phone 537. i Marguerite Simon Winandy of go and Mrs.

Irene Kellifshon of Huron, south Dakota, were guests. The next meeting is scheduled for August 1th with Mrs. W. L. Martin in Algona.

The program is in charge of rs. F. L. Miller. Sunday was the 37th wedding anni- ersary of Mr.

and Mrs. F. L. Miller and they were pleasantly, surprised by a number of friends. Those present were Mrs.

Mae Miller, Mrs. L. L. Wellendorf and son, LaMonte, L. H.

and Norman Crawford, G. Miller, F. E. and M. A.

Bartholomew and families of Algona, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Miller of Irvington, Miss Gladys Miller of Minneapolis, Mr.

and Mrs. H. R. Brown and daughter, Harriet, of Denver, Colorado, Miss Alberta Gronsenbach of Sexton, Mr Mrs E. c.

Wllkins and Dcflph Miller. Their friends wished them many happy returns of the day. Bet Molnes, Special: A huge television show with high-powered traas- and receivers dpiag continuous television broadcasting eight hours a will be a feature ot the Iowa State Fair here August 24 to September 2, The first complete television studio to be erected In Iowa will be operated at the falp and will be open to the public each day. A similar show at Madison Square Garden last fall was unable to accommodate the crowds, and a record breaking attendance is expected to view the exhibit and demonstrations at the fair this summer. Above is part ot the transmitting apparatus whicb sends the light Waves through ether.

PLUM CREBK'tfEWS. Mrs. John Caughlin visited her sis- Keefe last assisted with the cooking for threshers. Considerable excitement was caused thejfrreshing neighborhood ast Friday afternoon when the Marow barn Was discovered on fire. combustion m.

the alfalfa hay was given as cause. Kenneth Deaklns of HannafOrd North Dakota, and Mrs. Fred Zelgler of Algona were callers last Friday at the Paul Palmer and Louis Bode homes. TBe ladies were former neighbors and old friends in Cresco township. Threshing la well under way, most of the runs being about half finish- shed.

The oats are not utrning out as abundant as some had expected, it Is an average yield but of excellent qual- A yielding more than Iowa early oats are better than the late ones. New gravel has been laid on the diagonal road In the southeast corner of union township, from the top of the paved hill Just north of Algona on road 169 past the Frank Hof lus and Mrs. Will Harrison farms, to the school house in district No. 4. This had been anticipated for some time and is a longrneeded improvement.

At a point about a mile and' Mrs. Wm. Fitzgerald was a visitor at the Ray McWhorter home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. T.

R. Pickard and son, Garnett visited for several days this week at the Wm. Altwegg home. LeRoy Johnson, who has been 111 with sinus trouble for some time, is feeling much better at this time. Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Knopp and peEtta Gross of Rockford were Sunday guests at the Carl 'Albright home. Mrs. E. M.

Sparks an all day vtetor Friday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joe Goetz near Wesley. Mrs. Earl Grouch and small-sou of Algona are spending some time visiting and helping at the home of her brother, Roscoe Mawdslef. The Misses Zada and Beroice Altwegg have returned to their home at Ruthven after spending several days, at the E.

M. Sparks home. The Clinton Samsons spent Sunday afternoon at the Jerry Helgens home- In Algona where they celebrated the Thursday afternoon somelouristeftom Detroit, Michigan, were traveling at a high rate of speed when a toe blew out, causing the car to be thrown from the road Into a nearby field. The car was badly damaged but the occupants were uninjured. The lady who was riding in the front seat was thrown nto the rear seat of the auto.

The car hsd to be repaired before they could resume their Journey. The Union township Mothers and laughters club met last Thursday af- -ernoon at the home, of Mary DeGraw in Algona with her mother, Mrs. Dearchs as assisting hostess. There were twenty three ladies present. The meeting was opened with the club ong and called to order by the president.

A paper was read by Helen Vogel. It was, decided! by those present hold the next- meeting-, at the Call State Park. Part of the ladies are to bring cake and the remaindejr pay cents toward the ioe cream. MI adjournment lunch was served by be hostesses. Donald, Robert ana Margaret Bierstedt of Creston, Iowa, are spending their vacation at the home of 'their and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Weber. Wm. Green, who has been working at the George Johnson farm 'for some time, has gone to military camp at Fort Des Molnes where he will spend two weeks. Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Bleich and Joan Lee Visited recently at the are sorry to hear he has been sick for some time and is still confined to his room. Mr.

and Mrs. Roscoe Mawdsley are the parents of a new son born on Thursday, July 28th. This makes two sens and one daughter for them. Mrs. Robert Cogdill of Burt is the nurse in charge.

vey spent the week end at the E. C. Campbell home near Seneca. O. Marquis and Ray were called to Waterloo Friday by the illness of Mrs.

Marquis sister, Mrs. J. E. Calkins. Mrs.

O. Bauer, Mrs. Carrie Steinberg, Mrs. Charles Hilferty and Mrs. J.

Welfare were Bancroft callers Friday afternoon. There will be no church or Sunday School at the M. E. church next Sunday, August 1 due to the Bible conference at Lake Okoboji. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Halvewon, Marvel and Elvira, Mrs, A. E. Lauritzen and Jerry visited last Thursday at the Ed Campbell home near Seneca. Mrs.

Anna Leslie of Bancroft came Sunday to work at the P. Si Jenks home. Mrs. Thackeray who has been there for some time, la taking a vacation. Roy Link and Betty Louise accompanied by Mr.

and- Mrs. Freeh of Algona drove to Forest City Sunday. Mrs, Link and young son returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs: J.

J. Tillmoney, Mn. Mary Tillmoney, Mrs, Swan Olson and Mrs. L. W.

Wiemer spent last Tuesr day at Wells, Minnesota, visiting Mrs. Louise Tillmoney. Mrs. Ben Mayer and Marjorie, Mrs. Freeh and Peggy accompanied Mr.

Link and Betty Louise to Forest City last Tuesday night to visit Mrs. Link who IS in the hospital there. Alice and Doris Dunham of Waterloo visited Thursday and Friday at the D. B. Mayer home.

Mrs. Mayer and Marjorie returned with them for a vis- It at the home of her parents. hundred and twenty-five present, some of thwe atteftdinf from here were Sue Watson, Mrs C. 0. Miller, Mrs.

Myron Been, Mrs. Carl VOhS, Mrs. Arch oonde. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Watson and children, and Mr. and Ray BjartSer and sons ot this place and Glenn Battier of Artesian, south Dakota, attended a family reunion of the Barber family in a park in Kmmeteburg Sunday. The Andrew Barber family ojt qraettinger, Umo Barber family of Whittemore and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barber of Rodman were also present and spent an enjoyable day.

SEXTON NEWS, Mrs. E. H. Francis and son, Maurice and Roscoe Stewart were Saturday evening callers at Corwith. Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Elsenman and children of Woden were visiting with his sisUr, Mrs, August Kirschbaum and family Monday. Mrs. James Brophy and Mrs. Amy Smith helped Mrs.

Essie McMahoh cook for threshers at her home last week Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Phillips and children of Wesley were Sundap dinner guests at the home of her mo- her, Mrs. Sarah wise. Mr.

and Mrs. A. D. Richards of Al- were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Greenfield and daughter, Edith. The Sexton Ladles' Aid will meet next week Thursday afternoon, August 11, with Mrs. Monroe Helter at icr home south of Wesley.

Everyone is Invited. Robert Fraser had the misfortune of having one of his feet run over by a ar as he was running across the street while in Algona with the W. T. Tay- ors Mr. and Mrs.

John pink and son, Robert of near Titonka were Sunday Inner guests at the home of Mr. and tfrs. B. Saunders. Mr.

Pink is a trother of Mrs. Saunders. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Steven and little niece, Sarah Nell of Burt, elped with at the home of ils parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Stevn north, of town Saturday of last The Misses Marie and Mary Harris, Ruth Miller with the Mistes Julia and Esther Dearchs and- Emma Spong- erg of Algowa aver spending this week on an outing-at Clear Lake, They hare cottage on Algona Beach. The glrto went there Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

c. L. Elsenmann of rttt, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard, Nail, nd two little daughters of Stilson and Mr.

and Mrs. Robert KUrschhaum and wn and daughter of Garner were Sun- ay afternoon visitors at the home of Mrs. August Kirschbaum and chlld- "en. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Thomas and little son of Iowa City, who has been visiting the past ten days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olsen and family, left early Sunday morning to return to then- home at Iowa City. Mrs. Thomas was formerly Lora Olsen.

Mrs. August Kirschbaum plans to go to Hines, Illinois, neajr Chicago, to see -her husband, who is in the AKE a 50c holiday at the State Fair thjs summer. Do more, see more, enjoy it more than any outing in years. New thrilto and amusements frotn every corner of the world, every hour of toe day, for eight days and nights. Five million dollars la entertainment and exhibits laid at your feet hew in Iowa's gigantic acre pleasureland.

damp out more cheaply than you can live at home. Come for a day or a come, and bring the family with you. AdmiMion Greatest Agriculftural and Livestock Fair LEDYABD NEWS. Leon Worden was in Algona last Wednesday on business. 190 Specials 190 Hot Shot Items for the Week End Gold Dust, large package Jar Lids, Boyd's Mason four packages Bice Flakes, 19c 19c 19c Bars or ger Snaps, 2 Ibs.

Binso, large package Graham, Crackers 2 Ibs. package Jar Bubbers, red, 5 doaen Toilet Soaps, 4 10 K. 0. Baking Bowder, 25c size, 19c White's Grocery Doris Dyer of Bancroft is working at the. Wm.

Gary home. Mrs. Charles Basehara has been ill the past week with the flu. George- Dunn was in Burt lost Thursday having dental work. done.

The Wm. Wendells moved into the rooms back of the butcher shop Monday. Lights were Installed on the tennis court Friday by the members of the club. Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Tillmoney left on Sunday morning for their home at Ames. The D. A.

Carpenters, son, Alvin, and Ruth Swartzell were in Algona Sunday. Mrs. Mary Tillmoney was entertain-. ed at the J. W.

Hartshorn home Saturday evneing, J. T. Welfare attended a meeting of the Standard Oil Company at Em- metsbujrg Friday. Mrs. LeRoy Anderson and BOO of Waterloo are visiting this week at the L.

W- Wleroer home. Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Roberto of Al- at ttw were Sunday dinner William OTOB Howard Munson was a business visitor at Laurens Thursday.

Wash Harris was a business visitor in Emmetsburg Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Abbas and family spent Sunday with relatives in Ottosen. Mrs.

Elmer Putnam was a business visitor in Algona Friday afternoon. Charles' Riley of Livermore was a caller at the William Riley home Wednesday) Miss Ruth Peters of Renwick Is visiting in the home of her sister, Mrs. A. J. Jensen.

Archie Pertl, who has grocery store in Ottosen, was, a business visitor in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Abbott of Chicago came Thursday for a visit at the. home of Mrs.

Alice, Pease. MM. H. A. Sloan and Mr.

and Mrs. Thorston Satern were Emmetsburg vteitore Fridav afternoon. Mrs. H. F.

Hllborn and Mrs. Dan Devlney of Rodman attended the funeral of Mrs. Pease here Saturday. Mrs. Earl Pease of Bradgate spent Thursday and Friday at the home of Mrs.

Alice Pease who was very 111. Mrs. Frank Collins and daughter, Miss Erroa and a friend of Livermore spent Sunday at the William Riley home. A. Conde and son, Harold, returned from Rochester, Minnesota, on Friday where they were checking up on Harold's health.

Mrs. Justina Hoekln spent a week's vacation last week with relatives at Rodman. She is a clerk in McFarland Wajker's ptore. Mr. and Mrs.

O. E. Foster and their Kineai.fcveteraM^ospitai. She plans'to then on to Webster City where she will take the excursion from ther to Hines. The two children will stay with her parents at Brltt while she is gone.

Mr. Kirschbaum has been in the hospital for five weeks. Mrs. M. P.

Thornton and sons, Philip and Allan, daughter Joyce and-Mies Emma Schore of Worthington, Minnesota, Miss Helen Mary Quirin of Sioux City, Miss Betty Nelson of Rolfe and Reuben Holthaus of EarlvWe, Iowa, were Sunday guests at the W. Z. Miller home. The group accompanied by Ruth M. Miller Joined friends frotn Corydon and Worhtington, Minoe- sota, at a picnic at Fort Dodge Sunday.

Earl Aman, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aman, had his foot badly sprained Sunday about noon while riding a horse at the home of his uncle, Jay Stevens, near Burt. The horse wheeled and the ground being wet'from the recent rain slipped and fell, catching Earl's foot and leg underneath. Earl has been staying with his uncle all summer.

His parents were called and he was taken to Algona. His foot and leg were put in splints and then In steel braces. It will be six weeks before he will be able to walk. their aunt, Mrs. Andrew Bockelman, southwest of town; Rev.

O. H. Frerklng drove to Rochester, Minnesota, last Thursday and brought home Mrs. Frerklng who ha? been in the hospital there for some time taking treatments. Mrs; Guy Hart and daughter, Antoinette of Bancroft.

Mrs. Harvey Johnson and children and Mrs. S. Powers spent last Friday at the Wade Ball home and assisted with threshing. Mrs.

Oran O'Keefe returned home the latter part of the week from Algona where she had been for an operation for the removal of her tonsils. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kaln and daugh. ter, Alice of Algona, and their house guests, the Misses Agnes -and Cella Mullin of DeKalb.

Illinois, were visitors afternoon at the s. A. Powers home. Recently a party by the name of Llndemann at Wellsburg, was put under $1000.00 bond for slandering the banks. Every town to their sorrow has a few of these sort of people.

They do not stop to think that they are causing trouble to their neighbors and friends. The Ladles' Missionary society of the north half of the Fort Dodge Presbytery, were invited to a picnic at thervllle last Friday. A program was given and a plonio dinner Fort Defiance, TJyjsiB who attended the picnic were Mrs, w. E. Gutknecht, Mips Emma Outknecbt, Mrs.

Maude Hamilton. Miss Wortmaa, Miss Julia Wortman. Mrs, E. Ukena and daughter. Dorothy, George Heetland, Miaa Henrietta Kleist, Mrs.

Wm. Aalderka and MSB. MEnnla- Heetland. Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ukena.

Mrs. Wade Ball, Mr. and Mrs. George Heetland, and Mr. and Mrs.

Connie Roelf- sema, were at Buffalo Cenjter last Thursday evening where they attended a county meeting of the winnebago county Legion and Auxiliary. Those on the program were O. O. Greenwalt, the- of gan, candidate for congress, Hon. H.

N. Hanson, state representative, Dr. L. Pi Miller, Ford Lee, fourth district adjutant, Ray Murray, past vice commander of Iowa, Wm. A.

Ostrander, Swedish reader, Miss Nita Glorfeld, a soloist, J. E. Ukena, basso and Naomi Shortenhaus, little songbird. After the program a lunch was served by the ladies. CITY PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW P. Harrington L. J. Dickinson LAKOTANEWS. HARRINGTON A DICKINSON ATTORNEYS AT LAW Booms 212-14 First Nati Bank ALGONA, IOWA J.

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MILLEI Mrs, ewan Olson left Tbureday for City after a week's vjftt L. w. Wiewer home. Elsie Jones of Algona visited at the home of her friend, Alice Moulton for several days the past week. Helen Bargar of Lakota visited last Thursday at the home of her school friend, Mrs.

Clifton Engelby. Mrs. J. T. Welfare, Mrs.

Ben Gesch, and Mrs. Charles Htlferty and Mildred in Blue Earth Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Worden and Bar- daughter of Qedar are visiting Mrs.

Foster's mother, Mrs. Paul Dorweiler and ptfipj- relfttivee. Jean Morey, daughter of Mr. and. rs.

Irvln Morey of Cylinder, spent t))e past week at the home of her grandmother, Mn, B. A. Morey. Mto Margaret Haype is at home spending her vacation, she attended Ooe college and remained to take six mer. course in pjugip this Glass Replacement Service Your broken door and windshield glass replaced torn JOE GREENBERG 116, Iowa.

I Dan Garage Body and Fender Work, Painting General Repairing Hy-Vis Guaranteed Motor OIL Misses Ejiid and Irene Doyle went to Mallard Sunday for visit with relatives. They also went to Rodman and Enid remained for a stay at the Free Wirtz home. Mike Monarch who was hurt in an auto accident a week ago Saturday, is ible to be about the house. His brother, Henry, Is stil confined to his bed at the Mike Monarch home. Mrs.

G. L. Vohs of Algona and Mr. and Mrs. Don Gretty of Chicago spent Sunday at the Carl Vohs home.

Mrs. Gretty was guest soloist in the morning services at the Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Grlggs and son, Kenneth, returned to their home in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Thursday evening.

They have been visiting at the Comer and Dpyle homes here and with relatives at and plover. society member? drove 1J attended a going report A good SUM) wew one Edward Thaves and son, Verle of Burt were visitors here last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Wortman and son, Morris Buffalo Center visitors one day last week. Mrs. Jack Miller living between Lakota and Ehnore was a guest of Mrs. 6.

A. Powers last Thursday. Miss Gertrude Wortman returned to her home last week from a several days' visit with relatives, Mason City. Carl Johnson, who wks near WejB- Jey, was ftere Sunday for a visit at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Oarrett Johnson. Miss vem smith of Roohwtar, Minnesota, spept a few days here last week visiting at the home of her uncle, J. E. Smith and family. Mr.

and Mrs. August Gutknecht and Miss Kleist visited one day last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt at Garner. The E.

Wortman family, Ed Meyer and Peter Bruer and Leona Meyer were visitors last Tuesday evening at the home of the Wade Balls. Mrs. J. Lynch and daughter, Joan of Sioux City, and the G. D.

Hart family of Bancroft, were visitors last Wednesday at the Wade Ball home. The Misses Lena, Emma and Julia Qutknecht were entertained one day last week at a one o'clock luncheon at he home of friends in Mason City. Leander Gingerich was up from Al- for several days last week vlslt- ng at the home of his sons, Raleigh and Loyal, who live south of town. Mrs. W.

E. Ley 1 and children, Betty and Jimmy and her mother, Mrs. Opal Wheeler, visited several days the past week at the Albert Smith home at 'omeroy. The Lillian and Lorraine Sleeper from north of Buffalo Center, pent a wejk at ttte bouse of, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office over Kossuth County state Bank Office Phone, 427 ALGONA, IOWA J. W.

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WINKEL la Quinby Building, fhaut ALGONA, IOWA PHYSICIANS SURGEONS M. J. Keneflck j. N. Keneflck- Res.

Phone 57 Res. Phone 82(1 KENEFICK A KENEFICK Physicians Surgeons over Rexall drug store. Office Phone 300. ALGONA, IOWA. C.

H. CRETZMEYEB PHYSICIAN SURGEON Glasses Fitted Office in J. Galbralth Block. Residence one block east and one block south ot office. No cans made after 9:30 p.

m. ALGONA, IOWA. Office Phone. 310. Residence, 444, W.

D. ANDREWS, D. O. Osteopathlc Physician and Surgeon Located above Hub Billiard Parlor 187 Res. 688.

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PHYSICIAN SURGEON Office on South Dodge St. Phone 388; Office 668. MELVTN O. BOURNE. PHYSICIAN is SURGEON Office over Post Office Bdg.

Phones Office 197 Rea.au. EJ O. McMAHON Attorney at Law Office over Quinby Krause Bldg. Algona, Iowa Phone HJBA1JX B. WHITE Attorney at Law Office over Iowa state Bank.

Phone 206. P. A. DANSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office over Iowa State Bank Bldg. Office Phone 460-J Res.

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11 Algona, Iowa DlnotoK DENTISTS DR. H. DENTIST Gas or Novocaine used for extraction. Located over Ohristensen store. Phone: Business 166, Residence, ALGONA.

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Winkel nm Office 230 West State Street. Office Phone 475-w Res. 475-R, Algona, Iowa. NORTON MACHINE WORKS MMhUOsts and Weldprg. Service stock on Piston Rings, and Wsct ai court -J.