''•>** * EDGEWOOD. $ 136 young men registered in Edge- ' wood last Tuesday. I' Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Rosenkrans spent a few days here last week. Mr. Rosenkrans has a government job in Music at Manchester Chautauqua Wisconsin for the summer. Mrs. Ro­ senkrans will probably spend most of the summer in Manchester with her JUNE 14 TO 20 inclusive parents. Miss Laura Seward is home fqr her Bummer vacation. A rich treat has been prepared for your entertainment and inspiration Messrs. Bretnall, Peick, F. H. Hatch, i Putz and P. W. Jones spent Wednes­ -Music with a lilt to it-Music with a smile in it-Music wet with tears- day in Manchester. K't Mrs. Harry Wilfong and children ranging from grand opera selections, rousing military marches, to rag IS are visiting relatives in Monticello time-Music for every taste. and Delaware. Leon Jones, a member of Co. H, First Iowa infantry, stationed at Elsie Baker Company The Schumann Quintette Madrid, Iowa, spent a short time at A new mark in musical artistry will be set by this world famous Under the direction of Carl Lampert, formerly of the Thomas Or­ home last week. contralto and her assistants, Wm. Durieux. cellist, and Frank Hauser, chestra. has proven convincingly that to appreciate the best works of Miss Hazel Wheeler, who is home pianist. Miss Baker's beautiful Victor records will take on flesh masters the public needs only to understand them. Mr. Lamport's from Hawkeye, spent a few days in and blood in your mind and live hereafter in your homes. explanation of each number, and the quintette's correct interpreta­ Fayette attending commencement. tions, accomplish this. <.. ... , ».«< m*. < «.'. !••• « The Misses Elsie Sharp and Doris Rhines are home from Cedar Falls. The Royal Dragoons The Misses Pauline Putz and Lizzie Is a snging band of nine splendid musicians, who sing well, play well The Glenn Wells Company Lucey left last Monday for Cedar and are full of spirit. Attractive constumes, military drills and lots Will give a distinctive program of music .and short humorous and Falls to attend summer school. of "pep" and "action" will make their's a noteworthy program. dramatic sketches. The company is composed of four experienced and Joe Funk spent Monday in Dubu­ capable artists. que. Miss Jennie Forward is home from Riceville where she has been teaching. The Royal Hawaiians Will exemplify the music of another of our Pacific neighbors, as did Bouhmir Kryl's Band Mrs. R. C. Wheeler and daughter, Nothing sets the blood rushing, the feet marking time and the nerves Hazel, spent Monday in Dubuquo the Philippinos last season. They have been brought to America direct I' * from Honolulu especially for Chautauqua. Their weird, sobbing ro­ tlngllifg like band music. When that music is produced by the famous Frank Wiley. Jr., is at Dixon re­ band, it is always JUST RJGHT—musical perfection—and the sensa­ lieving the depot agent. mantic music is rich in Oriental flavor. tion exquisite indeed. Mrs. John Peet went to Anamosa Tuesday to visit her son and family. Miss Mable True came home from ALL FOR ONLY $2.00 OTHER PROGRAM FEATURES Waterloo Thursday. REDMIH / Providing you purchase your season ticket from the local under­ Roy Alcorn and family have mov­ writers before the opening afternoon, you can hear all of this wonder­ Are Judge Ben Lindsey of the Denver Juvenile Court, Ex-Governor Willis of Ohio, Congressman Abercombie of Alabama, Sarah Tyson ed in with his father. ful music, as well as a dozen great lectures and entainers, for less Rorer, domestic economy expert, Dr. James Gordan, Canadian di­ H. F. Beyer made a business trip than it would cost you to hear »ny sne similar program in a large vine; H. S. McGowan, hero finder; Katherine Ridgeway, the plat­ to Fayette Tuesday. Elsie Baker city. form's greatest reader, and other stars. Miss Mary Funk has returned to LaCrosse. Wis. R. C. Cockling was buying goods in Davenport Tuesday and Wednes­ Chopard, James. Melchert William Henry. Diercks6n, Earnest. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF AD­ day. Clark, Elmer Eugene. Mozina. Paul. Durey, Glenn J. MINISTRATRIX. Mrs. Carleton came home Tuesday Doods. James Earnest, Melchert. Leo Barney. Dudley, Gale Russell. • DELAWARE COUNTY'S CONTRIBUTION i Funk. Alfred David. Milroy, William Alexander. Durey, Archie C. State of Iowa, Delaware County, evening from Belmont, Wis. Funk, Lee Aonton. Orcutt, Clarence Calvin. Dick Roy Spencer. aa. Funk. Lloyd James. Orcutt. Glen Hope. Eberhart. Claude Wilbur. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Mrs. Ed Putz, Mr. and Mrs. Frank: TO UNCLE SAM'S ARMY. Funk, Henry Michael. Ossredkar, Antone. Faust, Howard Raymond. the undersigned has been duly ap­ Friedley. Albert Henry. Power, Tona Bert. Haynes, Lester E. Wiley and John Wiley were in Fay­ Falrweather. Clint Ennis. Pierce, Harry David. Heiserman, Clarence Fred. pointed and qualified as Administrat­ ette the first of the week attending RESULTS OP REGISTRATION. Galer Michael Frederick. Roberts, Harmon Cornelius. Haennig, Leo Robert. rix of the estate of Rosina Abby late Houlihan, Thomas Alfonso. Ripple. Ray C. Heiserman, William Fred. of Delaware county, deceased. All the graduating recital. Their sister, Hlndal, Earl J. Reeve. Harrison Morton. Haennig, Francis John. persons indebted to said estate are Miss Ella Wiley, has completed the Hook, James Herman. Stock, William Frederick John. Huguenin, Cesar Henry. Flrat Ward, Manchester. Iowa. Paisley, Albon Wilson. Hatfield, Roy. Saunders, John Albert. Hough. Roy. requested to make immediate pay­ music course. Anderson, John Lee. Roloff, Herman C, jr. Hammond, Harry Calvin. Smith, Lyman Merrill. Keegan, Frank Howard. ment and those having claims against Atkins. Archie Carlysle. • Richardson. Ralph W. Jennings. John. Sheppard. Ara Leslie. Kennedy, Thomas John. the same will present them, duly George Pilkington attended the an­ Rollwitz Henry. Llllibridge, Robbin. Stock. Frederick John Carl. Kennedy Robert Luke. nual convention of undertakers at Arnold Herman S. Roff. Earl C. Meyer. August George. Stahr Cral Philip. Kennedy, Thomas Harrison. authenticated, to the undersigned for Acord. Will H. Runyan, William H. Matusch, Charles Adam. Stoll. Afphonse John. Lyman," Clarence E. allowance. Council Bluffs last week. Abbott, Harry Harland. Smith, Lloyd Alvin. Moser. Earnest Oscar. Smith. Andrew. McElroy, Louis. Anderson, Arthur H. Strickland. Glenn Arthur. Stoddard, Rupert Earl. EMMA L. WENGER. Mrs. Eischied left Tuesday for Ex­ Barnd, Frank Leo. McMonigal, Earnest. Mattson, John Herbert. Schumm, Fred. Menge. Charles William. • Saunders, Thomas Alex. McMahon, Richard Eugene. CARR & CARR, * Brownell, Edwin J. Sramek, Joseph L. Talmadge. Harold. celsior Springs, Mo., for her health Barnd. Dan Leo. Noble, Floyd Burdette. McElroy, Harry. Attorneys for Admr. i- Snyder, Lionel D. Odell. Lincoln George. Vesey, Fred. Reck. William Otto. Dated May 25th, 1917. 22w3. Mrs. Albert Sell of Markeson, Wis. Bushnell, Myron C. Timmons. Roy Henry. Wheeless, Verne Allen. Robinson,'Albert William. Brezink, Mike. Thorpe. Charles Claire. Peet, Frank Monroe. Williamson, Harlan James. visited her mother, Mrs. Hammond Briggman. William Nelson. Putz, Edward John. Scanlon, Chas. Anthony. Utley. Miles A. Possehl, Adolph Christian. Williamson, John Camber. Scanlon. William Swindell. and other relatives last week. Brown. Albert. Woolhc-.ather, Roy Leon. Wilson. David Earl. Swanson, Benard Seigfried. Ballard. Daniel L. Work. Amasa Roa Peik Fred, jr. Williamson. Edmond Doolittle. Barger, Earl Earnest. Quinn, Harry* James. Swanson. Harry. Mrs. Amanda Reedy of Charles Way, John E. Zench, William Edward. Stillabower Harvey Emerson. Budlong, Delbert E. Webber George W. Quinn, John Earl. City, visited in the George Fleming Champlin, Roy. Schultz, Ferdinand Herman. Turner. Burton James. Wilson Hiram R. Smith Frederick Ivan. Delaware (City). Toms, Jesse Myron. VACATION Confare Basil Lee. home recently. Young, Sam R. Toms, Ralph Lee. Clancy. Charles. Young. Daniel Burdette. Smith, Clarence Clifford. Brown. Charles Eldridge. Miss Geneva Waldo visited friends Cornwell, John. Sevey, Glen Orvis. Correll Maurice. Underwood, Amos Jucius. Confare, William Thomas. Sherman, Donald Bane. Cocking, Roy J . Workman, Steve William. and relatives in Cedar Falls. Water Candler, Marshall A. Third Ward, Manchester. Iowa. Smith, Survle Bane. Davis, Harley Luther. Welch, William Vincent. loo and Cedar Rapids last week. Davis. Edwin R. Anderson. William Howard. Sharp, Fern Eugene. Davis, Curtis Burdette. Dempster, Archie F. Burns. James Francis. Snover, Warren Earl. Fear. Leon Ranson. Delhi Township.| TIME Mrs. Kramer and children were in Dutton, Lyle E. Brown, Donald Leonard. Thomas Charles B. Gienapp, Charles Bernhart. Angell, Howard LaSalle. week. Echternacht, Ray N. Boone, John Elmer. Wiley, Henry Francis. Guthormson, Edward Norman. Andrews, Roy Raymond. Evans. Earl Lucius. Boone, Ivan G. Woolridge, Benjamin Irvln. Hilmers, Walter John. Bensley. Hemlin. Fern Sharp, who has been teaching Franks. Peter William. Coon. John Wesley. Welterlen, Arthur Leonard. Hillers. Carl Johann. Billings. Seeley Foster. Finch. Burr D. Clements, Smith Ronald. Weltetlen, Frank Edward. Hillers. William Albert Connolly, Hugh Aloyisus. at Livermore, is home to spend the Franks. Clark F. Coon, Harry W. Wilts®, Marion Arthur. Hillers, Martin Frederick. Currell, Wayne. summer. Foster.- Jesse R. Dickelman, Frank Richard. Way, Lee. Larson. Nels Alfred. Claus Martin Henry. Hines, Earnest. Dutton Cecil Owen. Woellert, Fred George. March, Herman Ferdinand. Clute, August Melvin. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Feuhr spent Haugr, Fred Otto. Durey, Orrln J. Rimman, Ernest. Connolly, Raymond Alphonsus. Illinois Central R. R. Hass. Leopold Hellmuth Rudolphus Sunday in Strawberry Point. Denton, Nixon. Delaware Township. Rafoth Henry William. Duart, Louis Harvey. Hargrove, Ottio Harry. Fischer. John. Turner, Jay Earl. Dettbarn, Herman Ernest. Announce Attractive Trips p> Stephen Funk was down from Fay­ Jackman. Thomas J. Fischer, Frank Clifford. Alrhart, Clarence J. Voelschow, Frederick. Doolittle, Clyde Heath. ii-3 efcsa Koehn Ernest. Farley, Earl F. Arvidson, Walter A. Yelden. Frederick Johann. Eggimann. Fred G. at Reducted Round Trip i*<- 1$V ette over Sunday. Koehn, Gustave H. Gildner, Alfred Jay. Anderson Anton. Yelden, Ernest Louis. Gleason Wendell, Charlie. Keller, Claude W. Gibbs, John Henry. Beddow, Fred E. Gibbs, William Edward. Rates, Variable Tours for Ira Hatfield spent part of last Kaster. James Hood. Brand, Noel Owen. *1 • Hempstead. Harvey Henrjr. Thorpe CTowa). Green. George Arthur. week in Des Moines. Lundell, Frank Albln. Hamblin, Arlie Lerdy. . Bushnell. Alva T. Grapes, Franklin Pierce. Lyman, Frank Albln. Hoag. William Francis. Croyle, Lea W. Anderson, Earl Glen. Holtzman, Jesse Wesley. Miss Marie Hamlet has gone to Lyman. Oba. Jones, Dewey Albert Craigmile, Jesse George. Briggs. James. Ham John Rolland. SUMMER iwfV}.".: Dakota to spend the summer with an Maley. Justin John. Karns, Milo Leroy. Carlson, Albln. Boots, Warren Samuel. Hofacre, James Michael. Mattox, Howard I* Kllng, Floyd Sterling. Chettlnger, Leroy. Barnd. Lewis Harold. Hugh. Arthur Lee. aunt. Moran, Thomas. Kephart Clifford Allison. Cocking, J Lewis. Briggs, John Lewis. Harder, Harry Carl. TOURISTS IK;v Charles Todd spent Sunday in Ona- May. John W. Munger, Dale William. Childs. Ralph E. Blllhorn, Robert Sebastian. Jackson, Clifford LaSalle. > Malven, Charles Richard. Miller, Glenn Harvey. Croyle, Mark John. Briggs, Charley Elliot. Jones, John Claude. TO wa with his family. McLane. John W. McKeag. Charles E. Carlson, Carl Brick. Barr, Lindsay Harrison. McElmeel, Lee Patrick. *,->t /• McCarthy, Andrew L. Noyes, Clarence Albert. Coon. Edward Milton. Clute. Roe Blaisdell. Morris. Harry Benjamin. Miss Grace Snover went to Fay­ Munson. Paul Louis. \ Randle, Hermann Benjamin. Clute Claude Cecil. Cree Clyde. Mitchell, Jay Charles. NEW YORK, 'S&: ette Thursday morning. Moran, Patrick K. Richardson. Melville Aaron. Duffy, Clement Francis. Clute, Ray Holllater. Morris Bernle Howard. $• ' McDonald Owen J. Smith, William James. Davis, Lewis Gates. Culbertson, Marion Clinton. Michael. George Ross. Mrs George Griffith and daughter, Maley, Walter Francis. Seeds. Harry C. Davis. Earl Vance. Derr, Charley Henry. Michael, Frank Voice. BOSTON, ;§#' of Greeley, were in town Tuesday. Noyes, Harry A. Schmidt, Henry Mar tine.' Dudley, Howard W. ' Doese, John Charles. * Michael, Harry William. O'Dell. Frank Jr. Smith. Harry Earl. Durham, Clark M. Ellsbury. Fredrich Charles. Miller Leroy William. . NEW ENGLAND RESORTS Prof, and Mrs. Jones came home Oakley. Charles. ' , Tharp, William Dier. Eaton, Charles E. Gillis, Harry. Me'lners, Herman' John. Paul, Joseph C. Wells, Ray Mile. Ehne' Carl E. Gillis, Clifford. Offermann, Clem. And those of •p'' Tuesday from Center Junction. Pierce, Francis H. 1 Heyer, William Henry. r i; Walker, Francis Percy. Eckler, Raymond P. Oehler. Thomas Ambrose. ". Miss Beryl Coolidge was in Fayette Penney, James M. Work Burel Day. Faber, Arnold H. Hermann, Joseph. Powell, Clarence Henry. COLORADO, Pinch, Bert O. Garllck. Ernest R. Johnson, Charles Eugene. Purvis. William Ernest. for Commencement. Parkhurst. Lester. Gienapp, William Frederick. Jefferles Elias Christopher. Porter, John Noble. Purvis. Lewis Walter. Colony Towaafclp. Gibbs, Henry A. Kelley, Asa Stephen. Pusch, Gustav Adolph. CALIFORNIA, I Pride, Harold Ellwood. Beck, Elton Wayne. Gibbs Ed. Earnest. Letts, Art Wesley. Ross. William Alexander. Robinson. James Andrew. Birkholz. William H. Lee, Thomas Emmory. PACIFIC NNORTHWEST, People who are always constipated Roe, Elton Gail. Brockmeyer, Lawrence EmlL Hammel, Henry John. Reed, Clarence Andrew. which brings on headaches, sallow Hollar, Bertrand L Martin, Ezekiel Hiram. Rafoth, George Rudolph Frank. Smith. Lewis Ray. • Bohnenkamp. Joseph Henry. Hatfield, J. C. McKinnie, Harley Allen., Rafoth, Charles Fred. Including color, foul breath, poor appetite should Stone, Fred. 1 Boge, Leo. Haker,* Henry C. Power, Barton Danlal. Rimmer, Merle Leo. not delay a minute, but take Hollis- Smith Ben F. * Bush, Clyde Bryan. Hatch, Adrian J. Ryan, Llewallyn Morton. Roloff Harry Walter. Various NATIONAL PARfcS Staneslov, Michael. Bush. Robert Warren. Ryan, Floyd Clifford. ter's Rocky Mountain Tea now. You Sullivan. Charles Nelson. Heyer. John Ernest. Reth, Charles Fred. Cole. Mike. Hatfield, John Adam. Renfrow, Clyde Merl. . Simons, Oscar Charles. The undersigned wil be glad to will wonder at its results. 35c. W. Stripe, Howard D. Coon, Loraine F. Robinson, William Edward. Starks. John A. Floyd, Hansel. Sloan. Jesse Peter. furnish literature and detailed C. Amsden. Davis. Charles. Hugh, Ernest Walter. Schmidt Francis Martin. Simmons. Thomas Harry. Townsend. Samuel Henry. \ Davis, David. Smith, Worthy Edgar. |r,si'f' Tierney, Leo F. Jones John H. Schmidt, Arthur Albert. information. : Domeyer. Andrew Morris. Jones, William David. Tllp, Carl Anthony. Slick, Glenn Austin. Thorpe, Harry Charles. Diers, William Frank. Thillen, Carl. H. G. PIERCE, ? s& i ONEIDA. Umstattd, Harold Raymond. Diers Julius Anthony. Johnson, Carl Oscar. Streblow, Carl Robert. I^Vr Johnson, Albert W. Theel, Herman Rudolph Frank. Smith, Lester Irving. Agent. The graduating class of 1917, of Van Barriger, Jerry. Erbs, William George. Theel, Frederich August. Swinburne, Harry William. Van Barriger. Edgar. Engelken. Clemens S. Kellog, Ray W. the Manchester High school had a Lawrence, Howard S. Wonleighton. Dewitt Talmage. Thompson. William Bert H. S. GRAY, Woolf, Guy Otto. Flynn, Jay Patrick. Wendel, Edward David. Tlndell, Normle Henry. Ka, . picnic at the beautiful farm home of Whitney. Vera E1I. Fendel, Albert. Manson, Will. Division Passenger Agent, 8<^ Weil. Harry Leo. Fendel. Albert. Mead, Carl W. i Mr. and Mrs. William Hockaday on Whitman, Harry. Flynn. James Walter. Manson, Elmer A. Oaelda (City). (Continued on Page 3.) Dubuque, Iowa. Williams, Robert E. Flynn, Frank Edward. Mead, Walter David. Bushnell, Wayne Clark. Saturday, June 9th. They made the Wolcott. Nelson J. Fischer, Henry George. Payne Floyd N. Brown, Edward Alfred. trip from Manchester via the M. & 0. Goedken. Clem William. Persson, Daniel J. Cox, George Benjamin. Second Ward. Blanefceater. Im> Goedkin, Frank Theodore. Pilgrim, Don Albert. Carver Herbert Leslie. and from Oneida to the farm on hay Austin, F. rf. Hoisington. Harry Edward. Romig, Earl D. Carver, Joseph Stanley. racks. A very enjoyable time was Anthony, David M. Haught. Edward Lyman. Ryan, Bennie Ernest Cocking. Arthur B. Arnold. Floyd EL Harbaugh, Arnim Ralph. Raymond C. , Haight, Harvey Leonard. had. Their daughter, Miss Grace, Acers, Henry A. Hyde, Wilbur Earl. Sommers, William J. Haight, Louis Raymond. Abbott, Elmer. 1 Hartbeck. Clarence Edward. Seymour, Guy McDonald. m Joslyn, Royce Sidney. Was one of the graduates. Beardslee, A. L. Hammond, James. Smith, Howard J. Lubben. Dan Martin Grant Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hruby of Man­ Bechelli. Vincent. ' Hartbeck William Henry. Seymour, Charles Robert Lubben, Amel Menne. Beck, Earl H. ' ? Klrschbaum, Matthew L. Sly, Frank L. Lorenz, William Carl Frederiek. Sells Like Hot Cakes chester and Mr. and Mrs. Glazier and Burbridge. James Jay. > * Koencke. Roy Herman Schechtman Fred B. Lahey, Daniel Lee. Brown, Seth A. ' Kluesner. Theodore. Shaffer, Charles E. Martens, Charlie John. M" three sons of Huron, South Dakota, Burnside, Dean Clifford. Keck, Fred Herman. Talmadge, Roy Orln. Parker, George Orvey. spent Sunday at the Chas. Ferris Bishop Guy W. '"W 'I Knoeneke ,Fred A. | Voelker, Frank F. Rector Andrew Jackson. Bagby. Fredrick W. Koeneke. Henry William. Voelker, Frank W. Rector, John Uriah. Strong language is not needed to home. Brown, Amasa R. 11 C Koeneke. George Henry. Voelker. Amos W. Swanso.n, Axel Wilhelm. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dunham and Barnd, James Henry. Kuhlman. George August. Voeschow, Herman Albert Taylor, Sam. Burns. William F. ilr T" Klaus, Clifton Spink. Voelker, John C. daughter Jeanette, Mrs. Harry Purvis, Culligan. Judd J. t ] f Klaus, Erwin Paul. ' Walston, Ward J. sell Dangler Stoves. They speak 5 Sand Springs. fc '' Misses Leona and Hazel Ross, were Davis, William L. »' Koeneke. Elmer E. Soath Fork Township. Ament, Henry Anthony. Dutton. Ralph E. * •'* Knee, Fred Christopher. Barnes, John Cook. Appleby, Lester Lorence. y at Manchester Sunday. DuBois, John H. ' M Lammers. Bernard. Boots. Jay R. for themselves on points of con­ %/•L Drew, Howard W. . Loefferlholz. Frank. Billings. Raymond Frederick. Anderson, Gay Andrew. Several from here attended the Duncan, John Merrlam. Lammers, Joseph Frank. Blanchard, Thomas Aaron. Appleby, Walter John. Davis. Percy K. * W® Mier. Henry F. Boots, Harvey J. Behrends, Wilke Henry. venience, economy and durability. graduation exercises at the Fish Dutton, Wayne A. Menson, Henry H. Brutsman Francis Earl. Bohlken, Frederick Johnson. hatchery Friday afternoon. Gioimo Natole. ? '*1 McKinney, George Austin. Boots. Jesse O. Besler Frank Peter. *Vt *". Gibson, George Alfred. T Brooks, Homer Harrison. Bryan, Manley Geo. Mrs. A. B. Cocking and daughter, Merten Roy, Albert. Batchellder, John Lerby. Gloer William Charles. Mitzner, Carl J. Bradford. Lewis Addison. Demmer, August Charley. Ina. were calling on Mrs. J. B. Dun­ Gray. Claude I. Miller. George Marion. Casteel, Sotie Milford. Hamblin. Howard H. >'r Moehlenkamp. August Herman. Cramer. George Lewis. Doll, William. ham Tuesday. Hyler, Clarence A. •* i Mier, Will A. Clark. Lloyd Leslie. Engler, Joseph Henry. Howick, Ray W. * ' T Casteel, Archie Matthias. Freeze, James Burton. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Howe and daugh­ Nurre. Anton Charley. Fear, Bert Thomson. DANGLER Howick. Carl. " ' ! ' Nurre. Hubert S. Chapel, Claude Ray. ter, Lalive, and Gall Haight spent Hintz, Louis A. ,1 ?' Nabor, Fred. Coleman, George S. First, Walter Eugene. Harris. Robert G. O'Neal, Willis Edward. Doolittle, Lawrence Harger. Guthrie James Russell. ' Sunday with relatives at West Union. Harrington, Harry O. Prentice, John L. Dufoe. Markus Eugene. Gearhart. James Earnest r Dunlap, Earl Acheson. Husmann, John Henry. The entertainment at the church on Jones. Forest K. " "Pasker. William Henry. Jaeger. Lawrence Clarence. WICK BLUE FLAME Jones, Harold B. Plagge, John. Duckett. Donald Durston. Friday evening was a great success, Jones. Clarence M. ' ' Rolling. John Bernard. Dunn, Ora Elson. Kurt, Elmer Adam. Jankowski, Theodore. ' Delosh. Nick. Lohmern, John. Raymond, Glen Lloyd. Murray, John William. the program was given by the young Johnson, Bert H. Rahe. John Bernard. Erickson, Carl Johan. ladies of the choir, dressed like chil­ Kelley, Ambrose J. ' * Sennjnger, Leo. Ellington Lewis Chris. Matthlessen, Wm. J. • OIL STOVES Klaus Paul A. f Schindler. Thomas. Griffith. Earl Eberhart. Neil, Earl Harold. dren, and the program was composed Kelsey, Harry L. i • Scherbring, Bernard. Girardier, All Julius. O'Brien, Dennis John. Klaus, Clarence L. Scherbring-. August. Gearhart, Lester Lee. Osredkar, Frank. of children's pieces. Kuhlman. Eddie Dick. Scherbring Aloysius Franols. Gillilan, Earl Nelson. Paulson. Jacob Lambertus. Kelley, Albert T. ' - Schenke. Fred H. Glanz, Henry, Lewis. Reuter William. Little, Herman V. Smith. Jacob Warren. Grieff, John Peter. Slauson, Roy A. CHOLEBA MOBBUS. Logan. John A. ? Vorwald. Henry M. Hughes. Nelson. Swanson, Joseph Benjamin. Call and let us Demonstrate Long. Irving D. Woeste, Leonard Henry. Harford, Ralph Sherman. Shirley, William Arthur. This is a very painful and dangerous Lewis, Roger G. : ' f Wedewer. John. Higgs. John Orville. Slauson, Claude Cummlngs. disease. In almost every neighbor­ LeClere. Earl G. , ? Welchert. Gregor Frank. Joseph, Thomas Lyle. White, Herbert Bernard. this stove. hood someone has died from it before LeClere. Archie Vincent. Willenborg, George J. Joseph, Raymond Patterson. Zalaznick. Joseph. medicine could be obtained or a physi­ LeClere, Fredrick J. ' * Walters, Gilbert C. Joseph. James Hall. Le Roy, Allen R. Wessels, Arthur G. Jeffries Roy Randolph. Prairie Towashlp. cian summoned. The right way is to Leonard. William F. r : Welchert. Frank Bruno. Kness. Harlan Wm. Brayton, Beebe Barry. have a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Lawman, Ernest F. Woeste, Joseph Herman. Keith. Seward Clay. Burhans, Homer J. and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house so Moore, Robert L. Woeste. Fred William. Kauffman, Fred John. Bass, Fred John. May, Burrell S. Wedewer, Frank. Kirkwood, Howard Harrison. Blosch, Fred Louis. as to be prepared for it. Mrs. Charles Midkiff Carl Edward. Willenborg, Herman Gerhard. Kelson. Charles Edwin. Carradus, John Roy. Enyeart, Huntington, Ind., writes: Matthews, Thomas Jay. Wulfekuhle, Joseph Clemence. Kirkwood, William John Alex. Cox Harry Rubin. Masterhan, Albert E. Woeste. George A. Lewis, Norman Lincoln. Carrothers. Anthony Wilson. "During the summer of 1911 two of my McDonald. Horace B. Welchert. Joseph Frank. Landers, Norman Lincoln. Carrothers. Thomas Leslie. children were taken sick with cholera Miller, Ilay B. Larkins, Alfred Henry. Hutchinson & Atwater Wedewer Henry. Carradus, Elmer F. Mullan, Gene H. Lux. Frank Peter. morbus. I used Chamberlain's Colic Marolf, George A. Carrothers, Charles Crawford. and Diarrhoea Remedy and it gave Malmgren. Nile Edwin. Curtis, Allen Bedford. Phenicie, Homer W. Edgevrood, Iowa. Mullen, Raymond Edward. Durey. Earl Emerson. them immediate relief." For sale by Phenicie. Hubert E. Blackburn, Walter Allle. Morgan, Dean Campbell. Dunlap, Raymond Harrison. A. C. Philipp. Pettlon, Henry O. Chopard. Emile. Marolf. Lee William. • ,V: .» f -'J >

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