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T]BJ~ MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HAWK~YE-RF~ORD AND THE LISBON HERALD
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U~J~L| L|~.ii]'O Mrs. George Walter of WaterlooI Mr. and Mrs. John McHugh vis- Mrs. Harry Stoneking of Cedar
~DUI1 llr,~ was a guest of Mrs. Fred Sittle on [lied Sunday with relatives and Rapids visited her aunt, Mrs. Re-
Monday. I friends in Clinton. becca Richard on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs C'~ J Alb---r'-ieh~ wn~ . glm,~.v Wesley Kolek spent Monday witht Jim Niday of Waterloo spent Sun- Mr and Mrs. Lewis Graver, Mr.
J " r th i r n i d i i
dinnor ~,o~t i,~ ~ Mr ~n,~ ~,~ hls b o er R cha d a. d ram ly] ay w th V rgil Stackhouse in the and Mrs. Robert Loose and Mrs.
E'-F--Vornholt"ho'me near Springville. i I. V. Merriss home Inez Uhler visited at Morse on Sun-
. . - day
"- " -- ~ Mrs W Hanson went to Center Hurl Gibson of Marion was u
in~V~e ~knapy~ili~ e~emL:a~ena Junction last week to visit for alSunday guest in the Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bell and
~, ~ a:~, "~, few weeks with her son W. H. Hun- / H. W. Walmer home. family of Wellman were Sunday
sen and family, guests m the Mr. and Mrs. W L.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bmdges s ent
darMr'Ranidsand MrS vi~ite,~E. A.gatn,~avRUnkle of~,Ce-lth Mrs. G. L. Hill' and sons George Sunday m" the home of her brotherP Boyd home.
Mr~ Am~nd~ R, nk]o and Tommy went to Mmneapohs, ~C. E. Dine at West Liberty. Mrs. Mary Bailey returned Wed-
i
M nn Wednesday to visit until the Mrs Lou Lawrence and son Rob- nesday from Sprmgwlle where she
, m~' and Mrs. rrea ~lacnour. oi first of next week in the Mr. and [err Ailen came home Frida- from has spent three month caring for
wes~ Laoerty were ~uncmy evening M s aester Ru
r. nkle home. Mrs Nancy Pearson
r ,~ ~s ~x. ~- ~ ~,~, I Mercy hospital, Cedar Rapids. -
~1~ ^~,~ Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and l Mrs E H Zimmer with Miss Mrs. B. I. Smith returned Mon-
~u ga~L Max Stahl joined the aehr family lMiriam I)ieman of Cedar Rapids day to Omaha, Nebr, after a
Mr. ann l v~rs. aonn . lwacamay group for a picnic dinner Sunday lsDent Wednesday in Davennortweek's visit with her daughter,
came irom ~ayton ~aturaay t o at the Charles Lehr home near -Mr and Mrs P E Fr" :"- * '~ Mrs. A M Andreas and family
spend me summer wire nor paremsiMarion The occasion observed! ink oi t.;e-~ . .
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Johnston three ~Ia- hir~h,~v~ dar Rapids spent Saturday in the l~awrence l~ong is home for the
~ "~" I Mr and Mrs R L Frink ~o'~e summer vacation ~rom his teacning
Mr. and Mrs. Audis Bennett and l Miss Bertha Koch went to Mrs I - o~e,~r,~ ~,m; h,~ ~,~ ~
children of Walford visited Sun-IL p Krome's home in Cedar Ran'l John Harmon of Mount Vernon ~,~rn'~-'i~ "~o",~'~"~:. ~"':"'~,;~"~;*~
day afternoon in the narental W. I~.~o = a ;.~,~ o ~,~ wlth [and on Harmon of Cedar Rapids ~,~
L ~Kvnett and D A Bennett homes I ~'~-o ~'-'~ - ,u--~s ~ =~,n ~ /were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Harry J~."~" ~. . .~
" - .- .~ -'. ". " I :;~: ~' :~.v ~:. son . ?oo I Harman and family ~vlrs. ttose ~athuurn, sons ~eorge
Mrs. lad uraw~ora o~: Mechanics- [ wlnnltrea WOOOS ~O spend me nay I " a,~,~ ~o,m~nA ,~ al,;,~ o,~,~ ~,~h,~,
ville, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Dean and',at the Fred McShane home near t Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Conklin and ~',~'~ =~'~n~':'~,~'~,',',~* :'~'~=~:~
daughters of Mount Vernon and Marion t Carol spent Sunday at Riverside ~a'y"su~ppe~r g'~ue's~tsV'~n~ t~e'=Henr'y
Mr and Mrs John Hank were wlm ~v~rs. t.:onKnn's parents Mr~ - -
,I MISS lone ;dmitri came nome IrOm/an~ *~r ~ ' "L,acKman home.
guests m the Orville Crawford!Wyoming Friday for the summer l a iv, s. a. ~. ,ansley. Mr -nd Mrs Fr-nk .~h,~h,~,
home for Sunday dinner i vacation plannin, to return in the[ Mr. and Mrs. George Hanson of - :Y ,~, " ~ - :~:"'~Y~ ~'''
,s oaugnter florence and Jonn ~erter-
Miss Viola Gutman is spending fall for her third year of teaching, l~larence and Mr and Mrs. Charles non of Iowa City were Sunday din-
a few days this week with her lThis summer she will direct the ~rzansen visited in tne ~.ewis ~.ein- her ~*uest~ ,~ M~ A,~,~ ~g~,~
brother Herman Gutmann and faro- Wyoming town band for the weekly t ugh home on Sunday. and the Preston McCall family.
ily. She came Saturday from Story concerts. ~ Mrs. W. C. Hodgdcn of. Oxford Mrs Harlan Briggs will sneak at
City where she had been teaching Mr and Mrs S G Fous~ wer~ |Junction and Win. Elliott of Prince- . " :Y-' .
,'/ ~ ~ . tWO servmeson Memorial ~ay. In
and leawng here will go to her lsundav visitorsin Clarksville }ton spent the week end with thexr +h,~ ,~,~,~;,~a ch,~ ~ ~,~,~,~, o~ h,~
home at St Ansgar ~ ~e o " " sister Mrs W S Weirick :" *"
IT hey w re ace mpamed by Mrs.[ program m Clarence, and in the
The Methodist W. S. C. S. will!Anna Belle Bittle and Mrs Jose-[ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hanson, andafternoon at the exercises at Olin
meet with Mrs. G. J. Albright on tphine Kettering, the former stop- t twins, Gall and Danny of Stun- Mrs Pearl Dodson Miss JoS
Thursday afternoon June 5 As- ping with her daughters in Water-~wood were Sunday guests of Mr ,~ " '
' ' "~ecor ano ~rnest r~aemerm o~ iowa
sistant hostesses are Mrs. L. N too, anct me tatter with remtives in anti ~vlrs. ~narles ~:ngeu~mg. Cit-" s--ent Sunda- afternoo- - i"~"
Rahn, Mrs. Vernon Philips and Mrs Cedar Falls. Miss Carolin- ~n~ P" " ~-'^- !- ~" ~ ~ y ~ . w m
T~ ~ xr,~,~h,]+ ,~,~ ~,v;o "~r .~ ~+ [ I . ~ a u ,au,*xcp~exMrs. ~vlargaret zsurKe, who accom-
~ ,-,:~ ,:~, ;,:os ;,y, rsare~,t Mr and Mrs Otto Bea]l of Ce-fentertained at lunch on Sunday panied them to call on friends at
r'rogram leaner is ~vltss~enrmttaldar Ranids and'their daughter Mrs Ievening Misses LoisRoup Alma Martelle
Bowder. . !Waiter"Raver and children 'werelVan Fossen and Stella Bova. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Tonne and
~ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slzer and lSunday dinner guests in the Chas. l Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Lemcke, Mr. and Mrs G C Warner and
ra~zy anu J~uaay v~s~eu ~un~aylnlStaab home Mrs. Raver and[daughter Alice and Mrs. Mary sons of Davenport were guests of i
me Mr. an ~rs. Amorose ~eFueI children left Sunday night to join[Millheim of Oelwein were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tonno for Sun-I
nome a~ rreston and with wirs.l Mr. Raver in Denver, Cole,where guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Stab- day supper Mr. Tonne is remain-]
~mncne Allen a~ ~vines Fatty ~s~ the-" will make their home ,enow
. . " ~ - lng ior me weeK.
~leP~rndalng thirSs WRekelrr~ ~:glheymee::] Mrs. Ira Winchell and daughter/ Miss Maxine Burge is home for Mr. and Mrs. Gus Chifls of Ce-
Springville !~Patty of Sioux City were Frida-,~ ,} the summer vacation. She was dar Rapids were Sunday evenm" gl
~night and Saturday guests of Mr |graduated rest Tnursaay from Tip- visitors in the home of Mr. and[
.~MI~. Helen .Graver, who attended land Mrs G B Young while here[t n Junior College, and this next Mrs. Henry Schnoor northeast of]
~ne2ha:e~um~v~ers~Y a~2 wa ~,Y'I to attend the High School alumni~year will teach school. Lisbon Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lack-[
m'~er=vacat~or~"~'bn'~ iuesda: ~Usl~'e]banquet on Friday evening They] Mr. and Mrs. 5. L. Cork and Mr. man spent Friday afternoon in the I
went to Huron, S D w'~th ~er arespending the week with friends t and Mrs. Clint Hank of Mount Ver-same home. ]
=: " . .~ ~in lvlarion and win return to the~non spen~ ~unoay with Haaks' Joe Proiette arrived Wednesday
~:nm tm~te'he~r'SSue~sft~Yr :?ee~aignl Young home for Memorial Day. [granddaughter and husband at their from San Diego Calif to join Mrs l
. |home near Center Point. Proiette and daughter Joette who
the home of her parents, Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harms Thompson l I
Mrs Ha~man and dau~'hters Martha and ~11- o Mrs. J~rea Leese oI l- olla MO. came severaz wee~cs ago co me nomeI
Mrs A M Floyd and Mr and Downers Grove, Ill were week visited several days la~ week with of her parents, Mr. and Mrs: T. H. I
,"~--". " " - I end "'ests of his mother Mrs W H I ~vlr and ~'~rs ~ooer~ ~.eese going t~ameron. ~a~er on mey Will go to I
Nlrs ~lanley Melsn ann oaugnter su . .
"~'"~" I Thom'~son and sister MrsC, L from here to spend a few days with wslt hm parentsin New Haven ]
l~lta Marie of t:eaar l~aplas erove ~' ' " Conn "
to Fondu Saturday to bring Miss l Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Hill entertained lnor oaugnter a~ ~rnoms ~'ar~. - }
Mr an Mrs Harol Mr and Mrs Harlan Bm s Mr
Nita Floyd home for vacation at Mrs. Thompson their guests and d . d Davis at- - "gg .I
the closeof her teaching year En-IMrs. Edith High of Mechanicsville tended the monthly meeting andand Mrs. L. A. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. I
route home they stooped at Ark-~at dinner at the Palisades Lodge picnic supper of Linn County rural Harold Davis and Harley Robert-]
ley, Mrs Floyd'shome town, where i on Sunday carriers held Saturday at the Them- son were in Davenport Tuesday to I
~h~ ~,~,~n ~ ~,~,~ ,;~; ,;.h ,~n~ as Condon home in CenterPoint attend a second district joint con-
a-a *"~" "-~ Tne ~narles llllla iamily ol ' f en f " "
friends." Eagle Grove were winters' " m" town . Mrs. Joe Staskal and daughter ~,v;~;er ce o the, rhoAmemean,~,~o~,~Legmn;.~ a^~and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Peterson Mr. i on Saturday They came from Mar- Leota .of Mount Vernon were Sun- an'~::~*~', ~,~"s [
and Mrs. Stuart Franks, Mrs. Paul!ion after attending the wedding of day d~nner guests in the parental "~ ~ ~""~ .
F o ~olek home Supper guests Mr anu Mrs Harold Blecka
Helvey and Miss Betty FrazierlMrs. Tillia's sister, Miss Helen " - --" daughters Janet :*;:
were Mr and Mrs ~urton r~olek g ~tsu an(] duo,~n
drove to Fort Madison, Saturday[Lake and Don Mader of Iowa City " .
of Mount Vernon Ann ann tvlrs Ehzabeth Prender
where Miss Frazier took the train!at ten o'clock in St Joseph's ~ " -
for her return to San Diego, Calif church. Marc Tillia is staying for .A farewell surprise party was ingaS~the f WillI Wa DuganCity visitedhome FridaYMrs
after a week's visit in her sister, ra vacation visit with his uncle and g~ven ~oDer~ l~oup oy nis class- Prender ast and r '" ' "'
Mrs. Peterson's home. Mrs. Helvey, aunt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoeft. mates of the eighth grade on the. g g an~oaugmers
another sister left Tuesday for Ak-I "hi school lawn Friday evening The remained until Monday. Mrs. Anna
~"" '~;^ ~r a ten da- visi* in~ ~ s evening mr. and ~vlrs. aonn Rou'- f"'~;; ;-~" *~^ ,~,t:oo~c and J K. ~arnicle of Cedar
,v,~' ~o.'o~ ~ Peterson and Don will attend the ,~ ~ ~- *, T ~ Rapids the Claude Ferguson faro
I wedding of Mrs. Peterson's sister,-*Mr; G=L". ,:. ~ ~ oor . ily and Mrs.
Mary
Philips
were
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. BurlingamelMiss Mary Joy Finne~an and Le- . . .AIDr~ffl --O g t ano aaugn~r Sunday visitor~ in the 13,a~n h,~m,~
,o -,Patty accompanied b Mrs A1 ~"
and children spent Saturday and[land Hoyman of Stanwood at the Y -
Sunday in the home of his par-',Presbyterian church in Mechanics- bright's mother, Mrs. E. M. Bebee
ents at Clinton, and Wallace is re-iville. On Monday, Mrs. Peterson
maining for the week They wentI attended a bridge luncheon, hen-:
especially to see a brother, Dick~oring her sister, given by Mrs. F.
Burlingame in the hospital, suffer-IM. Wilson in Mechanicsville. On
ing a badly mangled hand. The:. Tuesday evening Mrs. Peterson and
accident happend when his hand iMrs. Frank Carbee were guests at
was caught in the rollers of a ma- i a miscellaneous shower at the home
chine at the Dupont factory. It re-l of Mrs. Will Davidson near Stan-
quired 125 stitches l wood.
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Country Fried Chicken with Dressing 50c
Swiss Steak 50c
Mashed Potatoes and Gravy
Home Made Noodles Creamed New Peas
Spring Salad Hot Rolls
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Dessert
Pineapple Cream and Cherry Pie or
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LISBON, IOWA
of Springville spent Saturday in
the home of Mrs. Albright's sister
Mrs. Lee Ireland at Anamosa.
Mrs. Harlan Briggs was a guest i
of the University of Iowa Inaugural
Day. Festivities included lunch and
dinner at Memorial Union; recep-
tion at the Hancher home, besides
the inauguration at the Field House.
Mrs. Earl Warner attended a
piano recital of pupils of Margaret
McCall, held Sunday afternoon in
the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
i house Her niece and nephew,
Mary and Kenneth Holvenstot
played
Mrs. Clifford Bruch of Eagle
Rock, Calif was a guest Friday in
the C. M. and L. M. Gish homes
She stopped enroute from a trip
through the east and south, and had
attended the D. A. R. National con-
vention in Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Clay, son
Willard and Elliott Baird of Cen-
ter Point were Sunday guests in
the Harley Robertson home. Miss
Lucille Clay, who spent the week
end with her cousins, the Robert-
son girls, returned home with her
I parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wooldridge,
daughter Jane, Mr. and Mrs. G. R
Camp and Mrs. Mary Johnston
drove to Manltowoc, Wis Saturday
where they were guests of Mrs.
Alice Markham overnight. Mrs.
Johnston is staying for a several
weeks' visit
I
H
The flags of Memorial Day fly
above tha graves of our valiant dead.
But--thanks to their sacrifice---the flags
fly, also, above the homes and institutions
of free men and women.
In the graves in less fortunate lands,
Liberty and Justice and Hope lie buried,
too. But if the spirit of this generation
proves wozthy of the spirit of all the
generations that have gone before
this will never be true of America.
[ Memo~ial Day is a legal holiday. No business "~
will be transacted by this bank on that day.
LISBON CHURCH NOTES
FEDERATED CHURCH
Rev. G. S. Hamilton, Pastor
Sunday School Teachers Prayer
Meeting 9:15 a.m.
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Worship Service 10:30 a.m.
Young Peoples Service 7 p.m.
Evening Service 8 p.m.
Message from the book of the
"Revelation " Come bring your
Bible and study with us.
,~ Thursday Prayer and Bible study
service at 8 p. m.
Last call for Vacation Bible
school which opens Monday morn-
ing, June 2nd at 9 a.m. We urge
parents to send their children to
the Bible school where they will
receive a very thorough training
in the teachings of the Bible There
is no charge or registration fee as
Business Hours
Complete service up to
12:30. Closed afternoon
and evening.
DECORATION DAY
ACCESSORIES
Are easy to find and con-
nect with in our
FROCK AND DRY
GOODS SHOP
OUR GROCERY FOR
TABLE SUPPLIES
Diamond C Flour,
49 pounds $1.19
Diamond C Flour,
24 pounds 60e
Quaker Flour,
49 pounds $1.45
5 lb bag and bake dish
Free
Quaker Flour,
24 pounds 80c
2 lb. bag Free
Late Seed Potatoes,
100 pounds $1.50
Chicken Feeds, Mash,
and Grains
Protex Health Soap,
4 bars 16,
Palm Olive Soap,
4 bars 19c
Liberty Bell Crackers,
2 pound box 15c
Salt Flat Herring,
8 pound pail $1.20
Mackerel, 1 lb can 10c
0vai Sardines,
1 lb can 10c
Quaker Oatmeal, lge 20c
Eatwell Oatmeal, lge 17c
Merchants have agreed
to close Decoration Day
at 12:30.
Lisbon
all expenses will be defrayed by But you needn't weep, nor even cry, his vigor and vim. the music of the
a free will offering on Sunday eve-, For you can bet that they'll get by. "Variety is the spice of life," and I As she skates oe'r the
ning, June 15th. Now they've come to the end of who shall doubt rhythmic sway; ~.~
o - = I that long, hard rope; That Merle and his girl friends do lVivian's her name it's s~-
~BO~ M~:'ritODl~T ~tI~RCH For twelve years they've worked not bear it out; likes er~
Rev. Win. D. Bostren, Minister I in hope ! He likes them all sizes; tempers I But it could be her pa~ t~
9:30 a.m. Church School. Depart- That they could leave behind some included, often delights; ~,
mentalized and Graded. t little traits i But wherever he is he's never de- I In hopes she will use it Wv~
10:30 a. m. Worship and Preaching. I That you might accept and appreci- ~1 luded; t part
6:30 p. m. Epworth League i ate. And now as he's leaving he's going To Dorothy her sgaJum
------- I Let us pass down the line where a[to help John [ that's really an art.
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLICCHUECH little girl stands !The secret technique of becoming . ~-'-/"~ -- I~
.rvev. L. J.Enzmr, r as.mr . [With her only big traits behind her! a Don Juan. Additio~m! l~sbon
friday, ~viay ~. ~ecorat.mn ~ay.[name and her plans; [ We all like to dance, we all like to I page 3.
Mass at 7:30. Law of abstinence ~s She has tired of her stature andIsing, I --- --. ,~ ,~.
dispensed. . I wishes to leave i But it takes Grace and her accordi- ] ]~'~'~'~g'T ~0~~
Saturday: Vigil of Pentecost Day I Her small, dainty features to your I on for a real fling; I " '~" ~'~-~ ~" -
of fast and abstinence. Conzessmns:I own Bernice; Just name your song and she'll 1 f~-- ~
Afternoon ano evening. I So from Bigger to Leinbaugh with[ soon play it [ m~c~ ][or
Sunday~ Pentecost. General Corn-I pleasure we give i Out of her music box and you will!
mun on ~unoay. ~:~o rngn Mass. [Our Bigger's girl's shorh~ess that's l soon sway it; l ~]~ '[[~1~"[~ ~
9:30 ~ow Mass. I at home in a sieve ~But you'll still want music long ,1~ ,~,J[~l- IJ[-~h~' "
Monday, June 2. Summer vaca-ILet it never be said tha~ we know l after she's gone I - . ~
~mn school begins w~th Mass atI not how to love; ISo she leaves to Leona her smilel ~ |~4~[,[,-, l~ ~ [$~
~:00. All scnool children are tO|For amon~ us there's a Romeo who[ and her song ] ~,t.~ ~--~L~.~ ,--,-
attend, starers from Cedar RapidsI belongs up above I"Off boys for life' was the motto ~,-, ~|
w!ll assist in the instruction. Dis- I So to Bob Franta goes Hank's lov-of one, ~ l~ ~ ![] l~ ||
m~ssal at 11:45. I ing technique 1But the heart of a blonde boy shel ~B.~ ~" ~l~ ~"
weekday Mass 8:00. And believe me and you it can't has now won; .~%4~','~
COON CREEK CHURCH NOTES I if be,b/a:een him in action ford [Its aiw~man's mght to change hert ]~~Ze~ ~,i,~l,~
Sunday school 9 45 am Y ~
" " :. l very long while land it is Betty's fault that she was I ~ ,/tt~ or ~'~
~veryooay cormauy lnwtea. You'll wonder wh ~ ~" - I b hin~ I '~//~ ~idt~,-
at t~arrymore nas e n ~ ~ ~ ,-, eva
I got besides a profile, [In discovering she's only a girl at[ ~'~ ;~'s,t~'~
--~,:~,~$,-~f~,=~: ~,~,=:~---T--~,-~,~.4 Now you've heard of our boy with[ heart; t:~.~:~ ex,rs~r~ ~
bl tiUIN l-ll-blTPJ I the bashful ways [So "her way with the boys" tel.~' "%.'~ d~**"7~.
/Who can never find anything to[ Ellen she parts, i~ ~,~.~'~ has ~
-- I say ["A million dollar smile"is the I~"~.~1]~ P.h n~e ~:r. ~
NEWS STAFF He's so bashful and backward it's I phrase I'll use '~ :~"~
Editor" Ethel Mac Bigger I really a shame 'ITo describe a senior whom you will ~ ~'Y~;~ ~h~,d-u,~ d .~
Assistant Editor Phyllys Franta That we should embarrass h~m and soon lose ~ ~'[; ~ ~ ~ar~ b l .d
Typists: Bernice Leinbaueh, and itell you his name; !But she has not wasted her price-i -f,".~ - o,~a.u~ ~,"-~
Frances Reynolds. " But from "Mike" to Ralph we will less gift ~] ]~ .~f~'~".~'
-- ! with dehght !For a well-known country lad has[~[ "LI n okmee--,--f~:
FINAL WILL AND TESTAMENT IHis stories that liven parties atI decided she's "it". [ 11 :~l~ ~";=,~re~
OF THE SENIORS OF 1941 I night !~ T^ : ^ ;,: } II I1 ,ha.a,~"'~
Now listen my children, and you Worthy ambition is what we all ~'" a"war~t~ w~ nuwI,t~ (J~
Of ~hall;;a~r will of our Seniors need, /The "million dollar smile" that the [~. ','~L~" ~~J
. ,lIf you're wondering who has it l boys all adored ~-'~ ~l~~~
For'~'~o~nrthe twenty-first of May m He,s~:~taY;: :maketih::d:nd wanting S hhe waltzes and she two-steps to 5~.~~
to work
They shall bid *adieu to you every- / W.M. BENNETT
one ' And there's never a job or duty Lisbon, low~ . ~. ,~ L0~
We hope you shall he sorry to see he'll shirk; t Real Estate and Insurance Iowa tate lelepuu
them go, [Roland's his name but it's by "Po-[ Farms for Sale ~,~
For they'll be lonely as you prob- ~key" you know him; ! Houses for Sale or Rent LlSDOn, ~--
ably know; But he bequeaths to Paul KeplerI Office Phone--146
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