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Page Six
TIlE MOFNT VI.:I{NON, IOWA, IIAWKI:,YI%IIECOI{t) AND THE LISBON HEIIALD
Ahh~,r d'~l"~lz Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vanderbilt Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Balslger and
.C'XL'~'~J X Jx*,~X"~ were Anamosa callers the last of the son James and Mr. and Mrs. Her-l GEORGE GRAVER HAS HIGH HERD
Mrs. Nathaniei Dean week. bert Balsiger Monticello were cm- .
--':']]~o "~ h ~d Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blake enter- lers in W. B. Meeks home Sunday L AND HIGH COW FOR AYNIL
mr. ana !vt, rs. w t n t~unn ,n~ ~ained a number of guests in their ~ afternoon. ]
as lheir bunaay amner guests" wtr.
, '- home Sunday i Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Stevens of ~
aim wn's. lnomas t~unn m lvwenan7 Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson spent Marion were callers at W. B. Meeksl G or~ IL (:,'aw,r had the high I The association average for Ih,
csvil e, Mr. ard Mrs Cnarms t~usn ~,ndt venin~ with Mr and Mrs Sunday afternoon ~ --- No [ 5' 7 co ~, 5q'~ n nilk m 1 114 h'v
{ "~,11 'g]l [1( ' ' i ~ ),'
of IAsbon and Mrs. Ella Gunn of iArthur V'mderbilt Mr and Mrs Emil Mallie of Mt ' " ~ ' ' tit ] [w Is 68 lt}s of milk arm 2A.6 lbs
~t;naand Mrs Waid Lentz of Vernon were guests in Dan Meeks Imn-y Ilcrd IInproxel ' t ass~t'il~l ' -]of fat. Three cows pl'odllced lll()l'O
:: at aID'rE'If L1 ~,L|~'III[~ home Sunday. Inthep.m. bothfam- lion for
April. a.co'ding Io lllo re- thqn 70 lira of bllth'rfa! 14 from
O, ceola were Sa ay v i Ill/'illll Lhlg. ll]~II~l~ [lies called at C. K. Gordon home. porl of :,up,rvisor 1)~,i*aht Mosol'. { (iu to 7, lhs 2S f,'om 5il to 6, lbs
lhe Lethla Koplan home. Rev. and Mrs. Baskervtlle calledThe ten ar;tde (;u{q'nseys, :Ill In and R8 from ,lo to :,1 lbs. Eleven
Ell'. and Mrs. Fred Alexander were Mrs. John Wain i-it the Ike Jackson home at Ana- n~ill;, av,~ :(,d 77o lbs of milk and cows were culh'd, 15 added, 67 ltni-
Sunday dinner guests at, the Mrs. - '
Josephine Itehner home. LOCAL GROUPS WILL JOIN [mesa Sunday afternoon. ':;! !, lbs of lmtlor fat. The high nmls idenlified and 46 rpcords re-
Mr. and Mrs. Goldin Miller were:IN LINN GROVE TEA ' Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bobs|were
Saturday night shoppers in Cedar The W. S. C. S. ladies and theidinner guests in the Cecil Bennett
Rapids. Christian Aid ladies will be guests' home at Paralta on Sunday.
Miss Pauline Doubenmier was a oft the Linn Grove ladies at a ten- Mr. and Mrs. Roland Port spent
weekend visilor with her grand- i tennial teathiscoming Thursday i Sunday in the Nate Part home,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Than Dean. afternoon Rev. R. T. Maule called in Marion
Mr. and Mrs. Arvet Doubenmier i Friday afternoon.
and P~mline, Mr. and Mrs. John CrySENIOR PLAY WILL BE Mrs. Nate Port and Paul and Mrs.
()f Marion and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. FRIDAY EVENING iReland Port called in the A. C. Port
Nation were Sunday guests at the The Martelle senior class will home in Springy[lie Sunday after-
TE;n Dean home. present their play, "Pulling the nuon.
Mrs. Jack Armstrong and daugh-
Mr. arid Mrs. Gee Watlick and Mr. Curtain," on Friday evening, MaY iters called at the Mrs. Chloe New-
and Mrs. Loyd Barge were Sunday 2nd, at the high school auditorium i
evening ~uesls al the Murrell Herr-: at 8 o'clock. Admission 10c, 15e, man home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Loleta Fischer of Anamosa
man home. and 25e.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Pitlik and faro- i The cast includes Doris Margaret ] spent the week in the Henry Weid-
ily were Sunday dinner guests at Ellison in the leading role; Clair !erman home.
the Clarence Russell home. Roberlson, June Richardson, Chas i Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fetter of Cedar
D i ~RSpids Mr and Mrs Phil Kuhn el
Mr. and Mrs Wilton Gunn at~d Martin, Kathleen Stewart, or s, ' "
Laeock, Lueille Fagan, Jim Harris, [Marion visited at the Albert Bobst
family were Sundav~ evening guesls DaleMartinNewman,velmaGioriai indlyPeet' LoreneWayne/h~Mr'me MondaYand Mrs.eVeningHarold Corn were UO~VS .MAKING 70 IA',N. I~l"lrl'lqlll:AT 111l AB(IVE
at lhe Iloward Neal home.
Mrs. Hubert Gardner entertained polm,~,n' Isabel Minor" 'rod' Betty recent visitors in the Biford Corn l "or ~ ,- ~,~,',~. ~, Total l,bs.
for a baby shower at her home on i~z-{~-~.;~;~,'q'ho .In,: i~ "under thelh me in Springy[lie. I ()wm,r l~m,ed Vor Month Test l/utiel'fat
May lsl. di-ection of Odelia Best i Mrs. Baskervllle suffered a bad (l 1). (Iraver (I-(I 1218 6 1 74.3
~ i cut hand "::hen a faucet broke while I.' 1' I:orost (I II 1887 3 s 71.7
turning ~t on She is gettmg hmg ~ s ?, i I) ~ P I 12 a.a 71.4
Ivanhoe ZELLA MAE ARMSTRONG AND, " " " "s " " ~ I "' " : "' ;' ".' '
" " ' D fine.
l)orothy Mae Noska JAMES MILLER ARE WE ~ . ( '~4 ~ ' " ' ~ IN 305 DAYS ()ll LENN
Mi~ ~,[t, M,e Arm trnn, ~ Mrs. A I. Slyer, Miss Myrtle Man- ()It, IAIxING IOOI,IL . Ill i'l I~,I{i, AI
h ~ ~d,ly Mrs Arthur Slver and daughters ( o~s
Mr. and Mrs. John B~rtos ~ ;daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claire',"' ~ ,-,~, ~ ] ~ "." liars l,bs. I,bs.
)I l(r calkd at the Mrs iLvelyn IJFOV~ n i ( 1 ~ ,i I Nllliib I l{l( t II
family visited at the Harry Ut n ; i Armstrong and James Miller son ~ " . ~ " ~ :,' l " :r in .~iilk Milk
J:nnie lv, econaugnynome I ((; :1 .; x'" " M, i;':;~',~((I.G. a05 ,2o4
home Thursday evening. ' of Mr and Mrs. Clarence Miller of l~V~(dnd
Leonard Noska visited with David Martelle were married Friday eve- [ ~ - " t ; . I .;," . : " ': I. '. a05 91 ' '5
rod i (o Beul(r Satm'da-" ",- :'~ " m f "h brides ~ar I Mr and Mrs. walter Deeious c~l- (; I~ (:r ,' M:lal "50 (1 G a05 9771
,~ ' :. ' ( Y. nlng aL Ine no e o L e ~ P - ' ' t - " "
M~ Iihn B'rt(sh Bernadine and, ~,^-, ~T M'-"I" "'astor of led at the Frank RK:hard home onHil~vo - .'~, ~ ~s~7; ILil. :~05 122!~4
. * t'IltS l~t=v x~ . ctu e, i? . ~ .
Richard were visitorsat the Frank tht['Christianchurch officiated I Friday.
Piilik home Sunday. Miss Avis Armstrong and Warren I Mrs. Katherine Peel called in the
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Noska and faro-'Wiekham were attendants. Miss IMrs. Chloe Newman home Monday
ily were dinner guests at /be Ed'Mary Jane Gordon and Miss Eliz-!afternoon.
Hedja h;m~e in Cedar Rapids Sun-abeth Murfieid provided music. A I Arthur Slyer family were dinner
i guests in the Mrs. Evelyn Brown
day i wedding supper was served. The!and Jennie McConaughy home on
Mr, Matt Khmda, Vernon. and couple will be at home on a farm
I)onald were visitors al the Frank three miles southeast of Martetle. Sunday.
Karel home Sunday, i -
Miss Gove Takes
New Jersey Position
Miss l,lwill,~ (toy( henri' delnon-
S|I';ItioIl agol/l, ill [,illll (,Olln~y ~ince
l:()})t'll{ll'y, 1 ~]ll, }I;tS ;tnnolllll'Od lh}/l
sh(' has I(q'ptllt'd a posiiioll of }/Olll(!
(lolll OIISI I'll liOll ;tK('IIt ill SIISNf?X
(,olin|y, NI-W Jersey, {lll(l ',Viii nol 111,
;t canilitl:~t(' for ro-(q(,('tion at the
Mr. and Mrs. Antone Noska and
family, and Mr. and Mrs, Joe
Jiroulek and Evelyn were visitors
in Anamosa Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Michel of
Cedar Rapids visiled at the Matt
Kh)uda home Sunday.
Marvin Smith helped Donald
K/ouda celebrate his birthday Sun-
day.
Robert Noska visited Union No. 1
School Monday.
Mrs. Antone Noska, Marcella Ben-
~er, Doris and Lenard Noska were
;;h()ppers in Cedar Rapids Monday
afternoon.
The W. S. C. S. regular meeting
will be held on Thursday afternoon,
May 8th. The 2nd division is host-
ess.
The older boys and girls of Jones
county are having their annual
banquet ~m Wednesday evening at
6:30 in the Methodist church in
! Anamosa.
Nineteen members of the 8th
grade visited the Gazette Co Qua-
ker Oats plant, and Petersen Baking
Co on Wednesday. In the eve-
ning they altended the theater. The
Junior-Senior banquet will be held
on Wednesday evening, April 30,
at lhe KV Care in Marion.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peet
on Thursday, April 24, a son, Doug-
las Robert.
Connie and Vivian Ann Bobst
spent from Friday until Sunday
Bertram
Mrs. Frank Letner
W.S.C.S. MEETING
The Women's Society of Christian
Service met Thursday afterno(in in
the Methodist Church. Mrs. J. Bruce
Eyestone led the devolions and Mrs.
Argene Allbee presented the lesson
for April. Refreshments were served
at the close of the business :;ession.
Those in attendance were: Mes-
dames J. B. Eyestone, Gerald Scott.
Floyd Decious, Arthur Patch[n, Her-
man Nebiker, George Berry Jr Bert
Patch[n, Harry Decious, C. C. Berry,
Frank Letner. The Misses Tillie Kra-
met:, Pearl Berry and the Rev. J. B.
Eyestone. Mrs. Minor and Mrs. Hoyt
, were visitors.
with their aunt, Mrs. Phil Kuhn, in SCIIOOL PROGRAM
Marion. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs, The all township school program
Albert Bobst and Dixie Lee and given in the Community hall on Fri-
Joan spent the day in the Kuhn day evening drew a large attend-
home ance.
first of week at. Colton home and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Darsee and[
in Anamosa. !David spent Sunday in the Ival I METtlODIST NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. I,ester Meycrs spent!clark home at Olin.
Services in the Methodist church
Sunday with his people near Start- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Re[get of leach Sunday begin at 10 a.m. with
wood.
Mrs Roy tiannum of Oitumwa,ILisb n called at the L. R. Bobstj the church school classes and the
Mr and Mrs. G(irman Robinson. i home Friday afternoon, i worship service follows immediately]
Brookside
Mrs. Will Robinson
Mrs. Minnie Spencer has been in
Sl. I,ukes hospital, recovering from
her serious operation. Her many
friends are sending best wishes for
a speedy recovery.
Mr'. and Mrs. Fred Pulver visiled
Mrs. M. E. Cosgrove and Mr. and' at 11 a. m. Both the pastor and the
Mrs. Richard Powers and children!Supt, extend a cordial invitation to
were dinner guests of Mrs. Julia[all to attend and share in the ser-
Branchflower on Sunday. !vice in the church.
Richard Kerwin of Mechanicsvillei
was calling on friends in town Wed-
nesday afternoon. I BUILD GARAGE ON
Mrs. F W. Leinbaugh. Mrs. Merle~PARSONAGE PROPERTY
Murfield, Mrs. Gee. Barrier, Mrs. '~ The barn on the parsonage proper-
Lee Bobst, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn i tY that was badly demolished by
StroIher attended the funeral ser- the recent storm has been torn down
SUTLIFF SCHOOL NEWS
Mrs. Whittington, Teacher
Margery Yeggy, Editor
/'lose of her I)rcsl'nt ('ol]tl'acl "VO{IF
on Julv 1.
Miss (love ,xpocls to leave l,iuu
('()linty sllol't]}/ {if|el" (}lc ~/lln/l;ll 4-H
club l{allv day on Juno 5, for a
(.~) ~ m:l,h' 12IS Ibs of milk, It,sting lmrted. The delailedI'~-l)[)l'l I"ol- ~holq va.',a{ion al ]lof ]lOIllO in Vin-
6.1 ~lnd 71.:{ lbs of t)tlli(!rfilt, lOWS: doln, 3.|innesot'/. and will aslnllC ]I~'F
new duties July ]. ]t,r he:ldqll:trt-
liiqi{i):~ ./l'i,:l{A(;iN(; AI~.()Vi ; 30 Li),S l{i~'l'lPl"il:l:AT ers ~ill be al NOW11")II, N.J a lown
~- ~ (listri('t I)f tllo ]/ol'tJlw,st(q'n lmrt
,~ >~ ,~ ,~ ~ ~ ,< ,~ E I of the st:lle.
i Bill Ho--rr-R- esign
(;. I). (;r:lw,r I.(I. 10 0 7695 398.7 77o 39.!~ E. Vm. tlorr, I,irm com]tv club
I.;, (L l,'(~c M (l.&I(.ll. 27 U :{24451068.5 12112 39,6 :l~zent sin('o No '(,ll/I)(,i. 19:18, has
I -4 13 3 rcsig:ned. ,q'fo('1ive Ma " l. Io ac-
N('hoolto '~ I" & Ne:ll (l.lI. 17 0 212.q4 668.3 " ' ~ '
I';mil I,aml)arok t{.}[. 17 0 16173 583.0 !'51 34.3 ,',pt a D,)silir)n ;is fiehhmln in th,'
I". ~". SI~ ~A':II'I (l.&]{.}t "2~) I) :{0~01 !)~JI).21D65 :14.1 f;ll'I/l IIl'll!:|K('lIl('nl (]('l);ll'ttll(,nt of
'il~or & [[aak (I.(I.&H. 2;{ 4 22718 884.9 $41 32.S the t'hlui(;thh, I,ift, Assur:lnet,So-
S:ll'z:i,anl & l[e,~; . G.(I, 21 (} 152:15 683.o 7'25 a2.5 ci(,ly of tl>, ('nil(,d States.Ilis
1),~xx:~' M:tnili lmiry. H.J. 11;2 16 10795a 565.1.5 (;01;31.8 h,'adqu~rt(.rs will 1 at Atlantic.
Ill(lir';l|''S :{ time tt day nlilkinK. ]o~,;i, ~ ]lovc h~, ~ill lUOV(, ]li~ ftllii-
ill:.
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I' nninar(,t I] I)airy ]~4402g (LG. 305 8o07 420.9
1LG. 305 7282 403.~
ILG. 3(t5 7254 404.7
]{.G. 30 I $235 407.9
(I.(]. 3o5 I162S 554.6
(I.G. 3o5 9966 419,5
Solon
Mrs. Anna Zeller
BEGIN POURING
CONCRETE ON NO. 261
The stretch of highway 261 be-
tween Solon and the Linn county
line which was under construction
last fall is now in readiness for
paving and the work of pouring
cement is reported to have corn-
menced on Monday from Linn
A. V. II. 1,end,rs 570531
A. V. tl. I,'ml,l'S 40389~
I .a l ~ddc I:a flu 4(14847
:':,:~rR*':~lU & l:.(,s ~ 42-A1856
.M~lF~,qtll( ,~" I{OS~ S{)88600
ily as soon as living ([/lI/l')(q'S ('arl
I)(' S('Cllr,!(I.
4-]t ('lll}) (,l~)'ollment al/(l a,'iivii-
il's 1HIS sl](I ~.ll ~lll ill('l'('~lS~' ill tht! 2 1.)
U(Nl I's 111'11 ~]1". ti()l'r has 1H,on ]n
V]lal'K(~ of [h(, ~,l)l'l4. ~lnd 4-H cllll)
IIIOlll]H.l'S ;llld Dl'oj~'t't.~ }laVe l'e('oiV-
ed state ~lIl!l IlaliOIUll I'C(!OgllitioII
fOl' the (~xcelh,nce of the, Work dollp.
l'csi.ttulation of bolh Mr. ]|err aIld
Miss Gore will be cllnsid,q'ed al the
[ IQIl'lll l~;Ilr(,'tll 1]o[tr(l lll(!(,tin~ Oll
Thursd .v o ~ ~ rff nl arr:Ing'-
T]ll'nts will hell/;LllC IO rt'ceive ltp-
|)]i!'Illions f()l' t]1 ' l vo v;l( all(qos llOW
existiIIK eli ill(' I.Illll ('Ollllly Ji 'Ill
HU r.'alu staff.
Pleasant Hill
Mrs. Margaret Woods
Mr, and Mrs. B. L. Connell Phyllis
and Billy attended the funeral of
Karl Kondara, 9 years old son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Kondara of Iowa
City, who died of concussion of the
brain Friday of last week. Four of
his playmates were his pallbears.
I This young man will be greatly mis- '
!sed by his playmates and neighbors
Mr. and Mrs. James Laing and [county south, and motorists were
i Merle of Tipton, Mr. Bill Lainglwarned to travel other roads. Dur-:
:of West Branch and Earl Laing!ing the past week the construction
from Fort Des Metrics, who was i of the highway has been completed,
home iin a furlough were callers at lsurveyed and piping laid along the
the A. F. Laing home Saturday af-, highway leading from Solon thru
Plan Rural Women's
Chorus Contest Here
Representatives of choruses from
Johnson, Benton, Scott, Cedar. Linn,
and Jones counties met at. Tipton.
April 24 to make final arrangements
for the District Music Tournament
at Cornell College May 10.
The women planned the following
program: 10:00 registration: 10:15
drawing for order of appearance:
10:30 singing and judging of the
Johnson, Benton, Scott, Cedar. and
Jones county choruses. Two of these
choruses will be selected to appear
at the Iowa State Fair. Following
this the Linn County chorus who re-
presented the 6th district at the
Iowa State Fair in 1940 will appear
as a guest chorus. 12:00 luncheon at
the Mt. Vernon Methodist Church;
1:15 assembly, introduction of the
new district chairman, judges de-
cisions and discussion by Prof. Har-
old Baltz. director of the Conser-
vatory of Music at Cornell College;
2:00 singing of mass choruses.
I The choruses will be rated upon
organization whieh includes, num-
ber of appearances made by the
ehorus, nnmber of members in the
chorus, and the number of town-
ships represented in the chorus that
make it a county wide project, as
well as quality of singing. Those as-
sisting Prof. Baltz with the judging
will be Mr. Francis German instruc-
tor of Voice and Mr. Lloyd Oak-
land Professor of Public School
Music both of Cornell College,
Cass-Linn Township Bureau
Meets At Ralph Gaul Home
The Cass-Linn township Farm
Bureau held their regular meting
at the Ralph Gaul home Wednesday
evening April 23. The county agent
discussed Stale and National Farm
Bureau activities, recent weed con-
I of Mr arid Mrs. Emil Broulik. I FORESTERS INSTALL
Miss Leon Burrows of Lisbon was
Wedn(sda~, ~ y ovc, r night gue,~t at the i Officers installed in the Women's
I (,f i's "lli'm Lain~ Catholic Order of Foresters are "is
home M s~ L1, ~ . - ,
I Mr. and Mrs. B. L, Connell and' fo lows: Mrs. Mary Shlma, Chief
~family were Friday visitors at the ranger, to hold tbe office for the
I home of Mrs. Kate Anderson and third year; Mrs. Margaret Pavel,
Jim Connell. Vice Chief ranger; Geneva Run-
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Woods and fam-
ily were Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hess.
Mr. Peler Bowers and Emery An-
derson of Iowa City were Sunday l
guests at the home of Mrs. Kate
Anderson and Jim Connell.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Longerbeam
and family were Thursday callers
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Laing.
dall, recording secretary; Mary
Peters, financial secretary; Mrs.
Eulalia Reyhons, treasurer; trustees,
Alma Stahle, Angela Lanners, and
Mary Meyers; conductors, Clara
Chansky and Helen Griffin; senti-
nels, Rosetta Cerny and Martha
Vislisel. Mrs. Jennie Meade, dis-
trict deputy of Oxford, was the in-
stalling officer.
Officers from other courts in al-
Miss Mildred Preston, Miss Jessie
Mac ttannum of Cornell, Mr. and'
Mrs. Robert Rogers and baby of{
Ced~ r Rapids were Sunday guests i
in Will Robinson home. " t
Miss Martha Becker was homeIi
from Cedar Rapids over the week-I
end, ,t
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Overfield hadi
as their Snnday afternoon guests, i
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Overfield of l
Miss Dorothy Connell of TiptonI tendance were Mrs. Neuzil, chief
and Albert Gaulocher of Iowa City!ranger of Cosgrove; Mrs. Saxton,
were visitors at the home of Miss l chief ranger and Mrs. Sheetz, re-
Connell's parents Mr. and Mrs. B. !cording secretary, both of Oxford.
Thursday, 1
i l),- I for ,V~.l'y )lllIll~ln in eyed
th. of "U;- I"
NOTICE OF
The Clarence Sueppel family
were to see some of the tornado
!damage near Martelle, Sunday.
Bernard and Lillian Murphy, of
Cedar Rapids. Nell McNulty and
i Frank McNulty of Fairfax were
i Sunday dinner guests of Mile Krob's,
i Sunday. Afternoon callers were Mr.
and Mrs. Forest Jedlicka and family
of Tipton, Mr. and Mrs. Beidenbach
and son, of Lisbon, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Revhons and family. John J' Ad
Johnson," of Mt. Vernon. "Evening (I' M. Wil~on, Attorney.
visitors were Ma-. and Mrs. Elmer
Border and family. --~
Mr. and Mrs Frank Urbanek and .' ~ ".'.*-'. ~':**:*':'*:"-~
family called on Hen,'?' Yoggy's Sat- l,isbon BusI1#
urday evening.
The George Mallie family were Directory
Sunday dinner guests at the Frank
Sovobcla home in Eliza, Ill. ~:~%'~
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yeggy and '*:':' :":":"* ':":'~"q": ':' " '
faro[Iv visited the Gordon Webster JUSTIN W ALBBIlIIff
home" in Iowa City Saturday. : Attorney at lJW
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lowe of Cedar General Draetlct {
Rapids were dinner guests of Carl Lisbon office, across fr~
Lowe's Sunday Hall, Phone 146.
Raymond Mallie's of Mt. Vernon Cedar Rapids office
were Sunday evening visitors at the chants National Bank
George Mallie home. 2-2169
State .f Iowa, l.inn
NOTICE IS
undor>igned have been on
of April, 19.11, duly
fled as Adminislratvrs
Mina S. Rin~er, lnte of
d.ecea~ed. All persons
esUtte are re(lueMed to
llayment ~'h(.re(,f to the
ha~,'ing ,'laims against
them, duly aut~
the ('lerk of the 1,inn CountY,
Court.
HAROLD
GARDNER and /~NI)~
Physicians and $~gt0tt
Phones: Office 2-91.
J. M. CARBE~
Notary puhll
Insurance
4% Farm
Phone 127
i Mr. and Mrs. Edd Reinhardt, Mar-
'tha Vislisel and Edd Vislisel were
Sunday evening callers of Mrs. Vis-
hsel at Oakdale. Sunday evening.
WM. TEHEL BOTTLING
COMPANY
N1,;I~VI ;~, IANN ('()1 N'I'Y
This ('omp:lny, localo.1 at 4(tl) Gth
Ave, ~1':. in (N,d:lr l{:lpi,ts lqlon('
(;IN',{, is OI10 tlf {1|~' 1Oall~'l'N ill their
lira 'l'h~ y make the polml:~r "tit-
Boy" and "l)(psi ('ola" beverages.
T}l(~y ]1 IVt' t1/ ' lllOSt lllOdol'n In{I-
DR. ALBERT
chin,Fy Illd ~ qlliplllent
lnttn 11 f;i (,tln'o ofp Ill't'
"Iti-l:oy" add "l)el)Si Colt(" 1.)ev- i
('I'{tKI'S at'(~ Ill{ll]i' fl'OIll |)lll'~' Syl. lll)S. I
flavors ;lilt] otht'l" iIIKr('dienls, q'heiI'
prodllCtS ;ll't~ ip I]~'ID~II]tl t)y t}l~' nllL-
jority of t)lll" I~('oPh~.
q'o fa,'ilit:lto ,lislril)ulion of '*lti-
l~;oy'' ;I II,1 " ]'t'pSi ( *eta" I)l'Od llcl S.
l]H'y HI;lilll;til/ :l [']l'~'t <)1' l I'I]('I