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THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HA%VKEYE-RECORD AND THE LISBON
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the week end withet ves
F THE WEEK IN LISBON L k're t-onr Days
IWheatland" / ..........
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DOINGS" E R Calkms home several dayst ,~
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John E. MeHugh, Representative, phone 125 [~as~i~esesek~r:;f~2~li~coMnon2ay on at1- ~
• . I,~r~l Blttle News Beporter, Phone 13~ ] . , , ' . l / .... ~
Mns " ~ Mrs. oosepnine r~ettering and M~ss ! /, /se ¢ • "
• . .... ,._o_o.o.... ~.:~'.-:~*~=-:, I Mary spent several days last week • } .~( "$~
£**~'**@~ ........... . :with relahves m Cedar Falls. ,, /:,::~,~
[ Mr and Mrs Lewis Leinbaugh! . , ' /'~ ~/
Mxs. George Graver and son Don- • "~" " " .... nd Mrs q Mrs Bill Kruse and daughter ~ ,: ~/,~
• on an ei ht day ann ~erneme anu ~wr. a . I,,, :~:~
ald left Tuesday g : --, • -- ' ..... famil-" i ~naron Lee came home Friday from ' -~--_2~ ~_~,
rn tri Donald went with the : t:naries mansen attenaeu a --, Y I Mercy hospital Cedar Ra,~ids ~'~" ~J~
ea&t~ar Ral~Pids "y" drum and bugle gathering ann picnic supper 'rnurs- .. ~ . ~.~ ' ..... ~. ~.¢'r~.. [~ ~,
...... , .... . - ~,, ~¢ ~ho Louis Hansen nome in ] Mr. and ivlrs, 5. iv1. ~.~,L u, ~av- - f~, /rf~ t,~;
corps, which ' . P Y~ ............... i11o i~ honor of Mr and enport visited on Sunday with the ~-~YY-=~"
• " " " n in ±vlecll ,' ......... "
club mternatmnat m t-tusourg , ...... . ~ ..... rs Re a " h
Washington, D. C., and the World's Mrs. Edwin Hansen and Rob:~erOf tto~mers mother, M . s L~g t.
• adults accom- Buffalo, N.Y. Other reiau e i Mrs. Carrie Hagan and Miss Mvr- " -~_
fair. Some twenty - and Iday" ~ --"--
nanied the corns of fity-three mem- present from Clarence, Lowden, ] tie of Shellsburg were guests of Mrs.
~rs- ~ Martelle. T.J. Bickett on Monday and Tucs- -"---
BUDGbN~ ESTIMATF ANI) RECORD ()1" FIIJNG [ Ben Stahl and Everett Staab of
~1-l¢~g~t ~I~TR|CT [Davenport spent the week end in
o~uvv~ , ......... the respective John Miller and Chas.
ESTIMATE Staab homes.
NOTICE:---The Bo;~rd of l)irectors of 1Asbon School District,
Franklin Township, Linn County, Iowa, will meet ,July 31st, 1939. at
8:00 P.M. at Town Council Room.
Taxpayers will be heard for or against the following estimate of
expenditures' at that time.
I~. li]. CI(EI,LY, l)istrict Secretary..
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G'eneral .................... $17,400 $1,400 $ ........ $4,000 $12,000 $17,500 $18,000
School House ............ 400 ............................... ~00 ........................
TotaIs ....................... ~O $-1"~400 $ ....... $4,000 $14,400 $i7,500 $18,000
Number of persons of school age in the district 223.
Taxable valuation, (193g), $488,275.
IVConeys and Credits ( 1938 ), $ 318,152.
SEE
For Motor Reconditioning,
Fender and Body Work,
Spray Painting and Welding
Come in and let us give you an estimate on your car.
Our work is guaranteed. Prices are right.
* •' Chrysler, Plymouth Sales and Service
Massey Harris Farm Equipment
Phone 71 Lisbon, Iowa
Miss Lucille Hester of Cedar Rap-
ids was a guest of Mrs. Bob Beas-
more Wednesday and Thursday of
last week.
Miss Wilma Jean Johnson of
Zearing came Saturday to spend
several days as the guest of Miss
Ione Smith.
Mrs. F. S. Armstrong was in Ma-
quoketa Monday for an antique sale
attended by a very large group of
interested people.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hill and Mrs.
W. R. Wilder of Mount Vernon were
callers at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
M. L. Hill on Sunday evening.
! Mrs. Elsie Bradley of Cedar Rap-
lids visited several days last week
with her son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard White•
Donna Lou Esterbrook is spend-
ing the week with Mary Cole in
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Cole, south of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Beasmore
and Verlyn, and Mrs. Bob Beasmore
and Jimmy were Friday visitors at
the Harry Cray home in Cedar
Rapids.
Mrs. Allen Whitney of Akron
Ohio, and Mrs. Riley of Mount Ver-
non were Monday evening visitors
I with Mrs. Elizabeth Runkle and
Miss Hazel.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hummel and
sons spent Sunday at the Charles
~Rieger home near Waubeek. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Miles and son Donald of Waubeek.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Yeisley of
Des Moines spent the week end in
the parental Willard Yeisley home.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Yeisley of Ce-
dar Rapids joined them on Sun-
day.
Sunday visitors in the Harold
Davis home were the H. E. Vander-
Linden family of Marion, Mrs. Har-
vey Fisch of Des Moines, and Mr.
. --=--• and Mrs. D. C. Davis of Mount Ver-
non.
Arrange for Your
Mr. and Mrs. Don Frink enter-
: tained at dinner on Sunday evening
the MilD Kaliban and Vern Beas-
more families and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Tonne.
Mrs. Catherine Bogart, Eleanor
and Quentin, Mrs. J. Bobst and Miss
Luella Mohn, of Marion were sup-
per guests of the latter's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mohn on Fri-
day evening.
S. S. Dunn was out from Chicago
WI~/$~vICgl
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Kynett and Miss Pearl Kohl and Carol and
daughters of Clinton were Sunday Dorothy Gish today submitted to a
guests in the home of his parents, tonsilectomy at St. Luke's hospital.
! Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kynett. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Walton of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hansen and Vernon were Sunday visitors in the
Robert left Friday for their home Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Wilson home.
in Buffalo. N. Y.. following a two Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smola, Lois
weeks' visit with John E. Kohl and Betty, of Riverside were week
and the Paul Kohl family, and Mr. end guests in the Dr. E. P. Bigger
and Mrs. Louis Hansen in Mechan- home.
icsville. Mr. and Mrs. George Waln and
Mrs. W. C. Fields of Des Moines Mrs. Rebecca Brown of Cedar Rap-
was a guest last week in the home ids spent Wednesday in the I. L.
of her sister Mrs. W. S. Weirick. Cork home.
Sunday visitors in the Weirick home ~ Mesdames Etta Furnas, Elmer A.
were Mr. and Mrs• Edwin Schluter iRunkle and Fred Killen of Cedar
of Clarence and Mr. and Mrs. Will:Rapids visited Tuesday with Mrs.
Carson of Clinton. ~Amanda Runkle.
Mrs. E. R. Calkins was hostess
Monday evening to her Sunday
school class of the Federated
church. The early evening was de-
voted to Bible study, followed with
a social hour, and refreshments•
Eight girls were present.
Sandra Dennis celebrated her 7th
birthday Saturday with a group of
thirteen school friends her grand-
mother, Mrs. F. S. Armstrong, in-
vited in for the afternoon. Sandra
receieved many nice gifts and had
a birthday cake with candles•
Mrs. George Oldfield and Carol of
Cedar Rapids spent Wednesday and
i Thursday with her parents, Mr. and
[Mrs. D. C. Heller.
Miss Esther Louise Stratton went
to Des Moines on Wednesday to
I visit for a week in the home of her
i sister Mrs. C. C. Calbreath.
Dr. H. M. Cameron of Alden
Minn., is visiting this week with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Cameron, and
sister, Mrs. C. W. Carbee.
Miss Anna Kruse came today from
Iowa City, where she is in nurse's
non.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomson
and Evelyn Jean arrived Saturday
from Washington, D. C., for a
month's vacation with relatives, the
Kenneth Graver and Oscar Mohn
families, and Mrs. Thomson's fath-
er John Mohn, and relatives in
several other places•
Linn county rural mail carriers
were guests of Bill McCool, retired
Mrs. Tom Matthews of Tipton, her
son Dr. Mason Matthews of New Or-
leans, and relatives from Texas
called Wednesday in the Mrs. Mary
Cook home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kreinbring
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maiden
t were Saturday evening visitors in
the Mr. and Mrs. Don Whitney home
in Cedar Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Warner have as
Demonstration Today
A new world of Style, Performance, Economy, and
Safety, combined with Extra Miles per gallon and
low oil consumption. The biggest thrill in the world is
to own and drive a Studebaker Champion Automobile,
available in Custom and DeLuxe Models.
Drive one and know the difference, to spend the week end with his
family in the Dr. Gardner home•
Expert Auto Repairing by a Mechanic of 15 years The Harry Sizer family of Wash-
Experience on all makes of cars. ington were also in the Gardner
Call Studebaker's Sales and Service home for Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pavel and
Ill ~1 ZIMMER GARAGE Dorothy of Solon were dinner
guests Sunday in the F. J. Kolek
Phone 150 Lisbon, Iowa home. Mrs. Pavel's father J. F.
Krob returned with them to spend
_ -=-_ -=--:_ ._--~-- ~two or three weeks in their home_ ..
, the Rockefeller hospital•
Blame
• " ers, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Buser and Mrs.
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Robinson J. Buzzard of Cedar Rapids, and
left by train Wednesday for the Mrs. Mac Bruch of Mount Vernon•
east, stopping in Chicago and But- Mrs. John Garnett, a guest of Dr.
tale, enroute to New York City to and Mrs. N. A. York for ten days,
visit their daughter Kathrine and ileft Wednesday on her return home
attend the World's Fair. Miss Kath- I to Miami, Manitoba, stopping en-
rine will be on a two week's vaca-Iroute at Minneapolis, Minn., for a
tion from her work as secretary I week with relatives.
in the laboratory of .the Memorial Mr. and Mrs Emery Kohl and
Cancer research hospital, a part of family and Mrs. Virgil Flynn and
]daughter of Mount Vernon, and Mr.
REAL ESTATE
INCOME PROPERTY
I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, the property known as the C. R.
Runkle building, located on main street, Lisbon, Iowa, on
SALE TO BE HELD ON PREMISES COMMENCING AT 2 O'CLOCK SHARP
Mrs. Rose Wickham of Cedar Rap-
ids was a guest in the Mrs. Henry
Fowler home from Friday until
Monday• On Sunday Mrs. Fowler,
Mrs. Wickham, and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Batchelor were dinner guests
in the Bruce McCullough home.
The McCullough family, who moved
near Alburnett in the spring, re-
cently returned and are living in
the George Owens house in the
north part of town.
The Camp Fire girls met Monday
afternoon with Carol Gish. Leader
for the meeting was Margaret A1-
bright• The group planned an out-
ing which they enjoyed at Lake
McBride on Tuesday• Mrs. Har-
lan Briggs and Miss Albright ac-
companied the girls, Catherine and
Eleanor Briggs. Evelyn Kaliban,
Carol and Dorothy Gish, and Wilma
Beasmore. Swimming and a picnic
dinner was the morning program•
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Shawver in Tipton, honoring Mrs.
Shawver's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoover and
Harold of Mechanicsville had din-
ner Friday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Engelking and guests
Mr. and Mrs. George Cole, who re-
turned Saturday to Chicago follow-
ing a week's visit in the Engelking
home.
Now is the time to feed those pigs a .Balanced
Ration.
Vitamo 40% Pig and Hog Balancer will save your
corn and make much better hogs. Call in and get our
prices and formulas.
Pellets are a good way to feed balancer if you have
not a feeder. Also Vitamo 32% Concentrate for a
good growing mash and laying mash.
Vitamo Mineral, you can't beat it. Every bag of
Vitamo uaranteed, feed one ba , if you don't like it
we will pick up balance and refund your money.
Ask about our mixture of Hulled Oats, Hulled Bar-
ley, and Wheat all in one bag, ground. A real feed for
Concentrate and Balancer, and a real price.
Also all other mill feeds. Salt, Oyster Shell, etc.
Try a block of Iodized Salt, a good blood builder
and conditioner. Sulphur Block, also.
Stock Spray, 75c a gallon. A good fly killer.
Semi-Solid Buttermilk, Condensed Buttermilk in
barrels or kegs.
Now is the time to cull out your hens. Give us a
ring for a guaranteed job. Poultry is moving now and
prices will no doubt be some lower.
All feeds, etc. carried at our Lisbon Station, across
the street east of Miller Implement Store.
Try us with your Poultry, Eggs and Cream.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION--Lot Three (3) except W 20 ft Barkleys addition to the Town
of Lisbon.
GENEI AL DESCRIPTION--This all modern two story brick store building 42 ft.
wide by 63 ft long, located on a lot 144 ft deep from main street to alley is described as
follows:
FIRST FLOOR--There are 2 fine store rooms running the full length of the building
with stairway in the center. There is a full and complete cement basement under the
entire building with toilets for both store rooms. The heating system is hot water,
heated by an oil burner of ample capacity, furnishing satisfactory heat at a minimum
of expense. Everything is in first class repair. These are two fine store rooms.
SECOND FLOOR--On the second floor there is a large room now occupied by the
Telephone Company, with apartment for sleeping quarters, work room and storage
facilities. Lavatory and stool, with hall and stairway from street.
LIVING APARTMENT--This fine building has one of the most modern apartments
one could desire, described as follows: There is a large living room facing the street,
nice dining room and a kitchen as modern as tomorrow. Extra large built in Gen-
eral Electric refrigerator, General Electric range in perfect shape, large built in por-
celain kitchen sink with electric dish washer, built in kitchen cabinet, work tables, a
world of cupboard room, hot and cold water. In fact it is a perfect layout. There are
two nice bed rooms with large closets and built in linen drawers..In the rear of the
building across the end, there is a large sleeping porch divided into two large bed
rooms with closets and storage space. The whole apartment has the finest of floors,
being laid with oak flooring in living room and dining room with all oak finish. The
kitchen has lifetime inlaid linoleum as has also the sleeping porch. The whole second
floor is equipped with Venetian blinds and storm windows for all windows except
the sleeping porch on the south.
BATH ROOM--The bath is of the built in style tub. Stool, lavatory and tub are of the
finest quality porcelain. Also has a shower bath arrangement. There is a built in
medicine cabinet and mirror and tile floor and side walls, beautifully finished in
white, i
HALL--There is a nice hall with doors leading to each bed room and an Electric Ele-
vator to the basement and laundry room.
GARAGE--A wonderful two car brick garage in the rear 20x20. Hot water heated
with self-lifting over-head doors and cement floor and drive. A wonderful little park
at the rear of the apartment is sure a beauty spot, shade trees, flowers, ornamental
hedge, perennials etc. There is also a cement incinerator on the back end of the lot.
REMARKS---This building, one of the best in Lisbon, was built on a first grade plan
throughout. It has a brick fire wall and has had a new roof very recently. Every-
thing is in the best of repair and should be a wonderful investment for some one.
Come and look this over and be with us sale day.
POSSESSION AND TERMS---20'; of the purchase price to be paid sale day to show
good faith. Balance when possession is given. Merchantable title and abstract will
be furnished. Possession can be had Sept. 1st. Interested parties can look this
property over any time by appointment with the auctioneer.
G. L. Hill, Clerk.
Mount Vernon, Phone 72
Lisbon, Phone 70
W. E. Challis, Auct., Phone 130, Lisbon, Ia.
Thttrzday, July ~0,
LISBON CHURCH NOTES White Oak
ST. JOHN'S CATH-OLIC CHURCH Mrs. Raymon Stearns
Father George Stemm, Pastor ~-- Our Frock a,d
Schedule effective May 7th. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Vaughn of
Sunday Masses T00. and 9'00. a.m North Platte arrived at the Raymon
_ateehC ism 10"00. a.m. Stearns home on Wednesday for a I'd_ffiv E
~-- week's visit. Mrs. Vaughn is the I~r~ ~00~s
FEDERATED CHURCH former Florence Stearns, a sister of
Gaylard S. Hamilton, Pastor the late C. W. Stearns and this is
Son a .m Or t oro 10 0 nop
Worship service 10:30 a.m. Dona Busch and Shirley Stearns
Young People's meeting 7 p.m. attended the Farm Bureau meetingInvites you to b"Y
Evening service 8 p.m. at the Otho Brokaw home on Tues-
Bible Study and Prayer Service daYnightevening.with Shirley.D°na also spent the iy~]
Y
on Thursday at 8 p.m. You are easily and qu
i,
welcome. Mrs. Ethel Warren of Ackley spent
A successful as well as permanent Sunday at the Gale Kennon home. and r nab Y
plan of recovery and return to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Vaughn, and easo
prosperity is found in God's word. !Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Stearns and:
2 Chron. 7:14, "If my people, which family called on Earl Stearns at Look over our linen,
are called b m name shall hum Springville and at the Emma Stearns
Y Y ' - • • • kitchen accessory
ble themselves, and pray, and seek home m Cedar Rapids on Friday Finished tea towe ~"
my face, and turn from their wicked afternoon.
ways; then will I hear from heaven,
and will forgive their sin, and will
heal their land."
METHODIST CHURCH
Glenn S. Hartong, Pastor
Church School at 9:30 a.m. J.
Harvey Smyth, superintendent.
Morning Worship at 10:30 o'clock.
This Sunday the pastor will be
away with the youth of the church
at Clear Lake Institute. Rev. M. L.
Hill will have charge of the morn-
ing worship service. Rev. C. F.
Stratton will deliver the sermon.
A cordial invitation is extended to
these services•
On Thursday at 2:30 p.m. the W.
F. M. S. will meet with Mrs. M. L.
Hill, with Mrs. 1. V. Merriss as as-
sisting hostess.
The Church School picnic will be
held on Wednesday, July 26, at
Thomas Park, Marion.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnston visited
Sunday in the Richard Dolan and
Robert Goodyear homes in Tipton. i
Mr. and Mrs. Lendall Merriss and l
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schutte of Water-
loo spent Sunday in the parental I.
V. Merriss home. Mrs. Merriss is
remaining for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Blast and
family and her father Charles E.
Stone of Wapello were Sunday
guests in the H. B. Stone home. Mr.
Stone remained for the week with
his son and family.
Mrs. Ella Ambrose, Ruth, Robert,
and Jimmy, and Miss Anna Marie
Crabtree of Dixon, Ill., spent Sun-
day in the Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Stork home. Miss Ruth is remain-
ing with her uncle and aunt for a
longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roberts and
Paul returned Saturday to their
home in LaGrange, Ill., after a brief
visit with her mother, Mrs. Lydia
Sherk. They came Friday from
Muscatine where they had spent
some time with relatives of Mr. Rob-
erts.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hayek and
four children of Winston-Salem, N.
C., were Monday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Frink. Mrs. Hayek, a~
niece of Mrs. Prink, was formerly:
Herma Shontz, daughter of Mr. and~
i Mrs. Ward Shontz, former Lisbon
residents.
Rev. and Mrs. Gaylard Hamilton
were in Arena, Wis., from Friday
until Tuesday, guests of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Hamilton. On
Sunday Rev. Hamilton supplied the
pulpit in Gospel Mission church in
the absence of the pastor, Rev.
Longman.
Mr. and Mrs. James Tyson had
dinner guests several days last
week. Miss Gertrude Hahn of Clin-
ton was a guest on Wednesday;
Lorna and Howard Huey of Coggon
on Friday; Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Baird
of Sutherland and W. M. Bennett
on Sunday.
Misses Amanda and Ethel Dickey
came home Tuesday from a week's
visit in the Frank Burke and Roy
Dickey homes. On Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Dickey
and the Misses Dickey were dinner
guests at the W. R. McNeal home
in West Branch.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Baird of Suth-
erland spent the week end with her~
father, W. M. Bennett. They went
to Riverside, Ill., on Monday to
spend a few days with Mrs. Baird's
brother, Howard Bennett, and fam-
ily, and returned today for a longer
visit in Lisbon.
Mrs. Frank Wooldridge and Jane
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Cedar Rapids relatives. Mr. Wool-
dridge joined them on Sunday. Din-
ner guests in the Wooldridge home
on Monday evening were Mr. and
Mrs. G. R. Camp and Mr. and Mrs.
John Stevenson and Mary Louise
of Cedar Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hanson and
Misses Leona Zalesky and Dorothy
Selden of Chicago, and Misses
Daisy Zalesky and Mary Reisecher
of Cedar Rapids were week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Mc-
Call and Mrs. Irene Andre. The
Chicago folks were accompanied
home by Mrs. Andre, who will spend
a ten day vacation with her sister,
Miss Zalesky.
Southeast Franklin
Mrs. Wilton Gunn
The Sam Kohl t*hreshing crew
began operation on Thursday. No
exceptional yields have been report-
ed.
The Clyde Kohl crew expected
to begin threshing Wednesday at
Clifford Kettering's, but the excess-
ive amount of rainfall we have had
the past few days may cause the
postponement for a few days. Those
included in this crew are Clifford
Kettering, George Briggs, LaVerne
Simmons, Harry Grittan, Wilton
Gunn, Chas. Bailey, Ralph Kohl,
Clarence Kohl and Emil Boxa.
Howard Stork is the proud own-
er of a new Chrysler sedan, pur-
chased through the local agency.
Mrs. Amost Sawvell of Iroquois,
S. D., was a visitor at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Gunn Friday
afternoon and evening. On Satur-
day Mr. and Mrs. Gunn and Jimmy
took Mrs. Sawvell to Center Point
where they spent the day visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Wickham. Additional guests were
Mr. and Mrs. James McArthur, jr.,
Melvin and Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Dil-
lon Williams and Donald.
Mr. and Mrs. George Light, Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Light, Dale and
Doris spent Sunday afternoon at
Lake McBride.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kettering,
Mike and John Clark, Margaret
Clark and Evelyn Van Trump at-
tended the Pioneer township Farm
Bureau m~eting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Ferguson on Mon-
day evening.
George Briggs and LaVerne Sim-~
mons were Cedar Rapids visitors
Monday. j
Wilton and Jimmy Gunn were l
callers in Stanwood Monday morn-[
ing. {
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Light and
family were Cedar Rapids shoppers1
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. LeT Kohl and Eu- --------
gene attended the funeral services l%e Shirley
at Morley for Mrs. Hughes, grand-
mother of Eugene Kohl. salesman from
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Busch and phia called
family called at the Tom Gunn and again
home on Sunday evening• for dresses that
Dona and Arthur Busch spent
Sunday afternoon at the R. A. style and beauty.
Stearns home. the makes we ca]
Miss Lillian Schlemmer of Am- are first and fr .
ber, Harry Dorcas jr., and LaVerna customers the best.
Dorcas spent Sunday at the par-
ental Harry Dorcas home.
calledMr' and Mrs. Ira Kohl and family 0~,~. Gr rY
at the Charlie Busch home ||r 0ce
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Charlie Vaughn and Mrs.
£;
R. A. Stearns calied at the A.J. is your r,e d
Siver, Myrtle Manly and LeT Kohl Fresh A"- - ,prlcot box
:homes on Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Siver attend-
ed the alumni picnic at McBride New Sweet potat0e g
Park on Sunday.
N(~rlCE OF DISSOLUTION
Notice is hereby given that the
1)artnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the
firm name of Hoeft and Tillia, op-
erating a general hardware store
in lAsbon, Iowa, has this day been
dissolved by the withdraw&l of
Charles A. Tillia, one of the part-
nets, and that the business will
hereafter be conducted at the same
place by the remaining Partner,
Charles L. Hoeft, who has assum-
ed all obligations of the old firm,
and who alone is entitled to re-
ceive payment of debts due to it.
I)ated this 1st day of July, A. D.
1939 at Lisbon, Iowa.
CHARLI~SS A. TILLIA
CHAS. L. HOEFT.
37-38-39
Lisbon Business
Directory
J. M. CARBEE
Insurance
Notary Public
Phone 127 Lisbon, Iowa
R. L. FRINK
Heating, Plumbing, and Wiring
Res. 94 PHONES Office 110
Lisbon, Iowa
W. M. BENNETT
Lisbon, Iowa
Real .Estate and Insurance
Farms for Sale
Houses for Sale or Rent
Office Phone--146
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Duchess Apples,
Transparent
Table
Fresh Tomatoes
Flytox cans 15c,
45c s e l'
Raspberry APPle '
ing, lb .................. i'"ly
Red RaspberrieS, q' -
Hard Wood Meat- ] ;
rels ....................
Buy 'em now Vz
Fanc Home Gro V
Y bite
Potatoes, pk, w
or red ...................
Valley Pride
New Pack, finest,
No. 10 Peaches ........
No. 10 Apricots
No. 10 Prunes
No. 10 Gal pork
Beans ..............
No. 5 ½ gal
Beans .........
No. 2½ 31:ozP°rk #l
Beans ....................
American Cheese,
2 pound box
Colby Cheese, 1 lb
Extract HoneY, 1
2 lbs
5 lbs ........................
THE BRIGGS MONUMENT CO.
Lisbon, Iowa
Dealers in
Cemetery Memorials
Lisbon, IoWa
6EORGE D. SAILOR, LAWYER
General Practice
Notary Public, Deeds, Wills,
Licenses
Office in residence, corner Wash
ing and Market St., Phone 80
DR. ALBERT YORK
Physician and Surgeon
NOTICE OF
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State of Iowa L
NOTICE IS
the undersigned
6th day of July,
and qualified as
the estate of ]DizZI'
late of Linn CountY,
All persons indebted
are requested to m
Corner Main and Jackson Streets payment thereof to
ed. Those having cla
Telephone 36 same will file them
cated in the office
the Linn CountY,
DR. J. R. GARDNER Court. joHN
Physician and Surgeon Gee. D. Sailor, AttorneY"
Phones: Office 2-91. Res. 3-91
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THE clutch on a John Deere General
Purpose Tractor is in the belt pulley
--and is instantly accessible. It can
be adjusted in 5 minutes or less,
simply by removing the cover plate
and tightening three nuts. The en-
tire job of relining can be done in 15
minutes, at a total cost of about
three dollars. The John Deere clutch
is the hand-operated, dry-plate type,
and it picks up the load gradually
and smoothly. You can operate the
clutch when standing on the ground.
This same accessibility and ease of
adjustment on the John Deere Trac-
tor apply to all its parts;
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trol
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