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October 22, 1915
The Argyle Atlas from Argyle, Wisconsin

WOODFORD. Lester McQailian and wife visited relatives at Belleville Sunday. Ed Germain and wife spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Levi acobs.

Mrs. John Hollister o. Blanchardville visited her daughte: Mrs Lester McQuilian, Saturday. Mrs. John Mason spent Sunday with her sister Mrs.

Lee Denure. Millie Seilor visited at Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Monte’ a few daylast week.

Mrs. Grover Ellengen visMr. and ited relatives tin Woodford over Sunday. Brunkow, wife and parents Henry with Mr. and Mrs.

Martin visited Olson Sunday. Mrs. Frank McQuillar and daughtcalled on Mrs. Lester Mcer Retta Quillan Wednesday afternoon. Al Miller and daughter Mande Mrs.

visited Mrs. Lee Denure Saturday afternoon. Frank McQuillan visited relatives in Argyle Sunday, Sadie O’Rourke was visiting Mrs. Ray Trotter for a few sister days. Nadeen Pinkham of North Miss Dakota was visiting relatives in Woodford last week.

WIOTA ITEMS. selling and buying has been Farm the order of the day late Chas. Smith to Skinroo Is ninty-three. acres at $210 per acre -Jake Figi to Peter Larson, eighty acres at $125 per Henry Stephenson to Jake Figi eighty acres at $115 an Chas.

Deadlow to James Scott one hundred acres $90 per Herman Schrieder to Andrew Berget two hundred acres at $135 per Abraham Johnson estate to Henry Collins one hundred and sixty acres at $100 per acre. Who says that is not going some even if the grubs and frost took all the corn. Jake Figi is able to drive the little old Ford again. Where is River Bend? P. A.

Collies autoed us from Woodford Sunday. Floyd Olson is working at the carpenter trade at present. Watch tie new garage go up this week. Limberger cheese took a jump of three cents from the tire that Bert Collins drove from the Brenam factory to Knewstubb’s sore. Some stink eh! Fred Campbell and friend drove to Lamont Saturday night, Cora Anderson Sunda red at home.

Johnson and Larson have put in 21 feed mill and have been compelled to grind feed nights in crder to keep up with the work. E. H. Skaugstad of Argyle spent Thursday and Friday with his mother Even honest men steal whey at the Wiota factory. Melvin Olson was in Monroe Cheese Day and it is needless to say that he had a good time.

Clifford Stixrood sper Saturday and Sunday at hone SUNNY SUE. Take Care of That Itching! All Itching Borders Eczema Do you regard that itching as a serious thing? It is! Unless you begin to fight it with Dr. Hobson’s Eczema Ointment, the disease is likely to cling on for month, and years. Scores of grateful users say: “Why did we waste those months and years in agony when so tested a remedy was on the market.” This ointment is no experiment; it is absolutely healing in its power. Do not allow it to become serious.

Buy a box to-day to fight the beginnings of Eczema. 50c. a box. See the latest things in hair. ornaments at the Atlas Book and Variety Store.

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Johnny, who was more proficient in the art of wheeling the baby buggy than in. the selection of his pronouns, became tired of being called on so often to perform this So when mamma summoned him in the midst ef an exciting game of this be relieved his mind 1 the world baby gut “No more wooden tongues for me” It carries lighter than wood STEEL No more broken tongues, No more repair bills- BEARING ROUNDS WHEN YOU USE 70 ‘Hall Steeltube Wagon Tongue Here’s a tongue at last that won’t warp -can’t break -or splinter. Costs no more than a good hickory tongue and will outlast two or three wooden tongues. Adjusted to any wagon in five minutes. We Sell Them S. M. OLSON High School Notes. Come and help us celebrate Friday evening at the school house. Recent examinations were given in algebra, physical geography, English literaure. reviews.

A fire drill is being carried out occasionally for the purpose of ing in practice. Klein entertained the school Freday inorniag with two piano selections: Lake Melody’ by Nevin. Dismissal marches have played so far by Ruth Johnson, Margaret Monahan, Bessie Middleton. The shore recess took up this week to enable those living at a distance to get home earlier. Our reading table numbers tris year are Review of Reviews, Popular Mechanics, Cooking Magazine, American Boy, Wisconsin Agriculturist, Successful Farming, La Follette’s, Argyle Atlas.

Since the opening of school, the grammar department teacher and pupils have greatly improved the pearance and convenience of the seats and giving new places to the different pieces of furuiture. Viola Olson returned to the high school Weduesday morning after several days absence on account of illness, Miss Stimm has started the drawing classes in water color work and original design. One unacquainted with the facts wouldn’t know but the pupils had studied drawing for several mouths, the results are so excellent. a Last week’s clean-up committee consisted of Clifford Bartle, Gordon Penniston, Allen Johnson, David Harker, Gordon Gregory. Those doing the work this week are Beulah Houg, Helga Naram, Grace Larson, Walker Williams, Carson Sowl, Gulbran Vinger.

There will be a social in the high school room this Friday evening for the purpose of raising a little cash for the victrola fund. Each lady attending will please provide a basket or box containing lunch for two. Of course the gentlemen know the rest. Come and hear some good music; witness a fine exhibit by the drawing department: enjoy a good visit, with plenty to eat and drink thrown in. The A.

H. S. graduating class of 1893 consisted of Joseph Alvin Anderson, Alice L. Dickson, Inger Marie Fenne, Bennet Johnson, Mary Jane McGrath, Jennie I. Peacock, Dora Luella Penniston, Christian Theodore Thompson.

Motto-‘Excelsior.” Class of 1894, Harry Shockley Gierhart. Motto: Win by Virtue not by Craft.” Class of 1895, Edward McGrath, Roland Eldred, William H. McGrath, Howard M. Middleton. Labors are Easy Way to Fame.

It is easy to get a reputation as a sage. Just refrain from talking when you have nothing to say. Cincinnati maquirer. Sudan 9 yields from eared big a DEMONSTRATION OF THE CELEBRATED Moore’s Stoves and Ranges, AT OUR STORE Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 25, 26 and 27.

COFFEE AND BISCUITS Served FREE. COME AND SEE MOORE’S RANGE Burn Smoke and Gas. OPERATED WITHOUT CHIMNEY CONNECTION Demonstrated and Sold at Saalsaa’s Hardware. JORDAN CENTER Earl Kesler, wife and son Joseph of Monroe were Sunday guests at the home of Ed Share. Patsy Flannery Jr. and wife spent Sunday at P. F. Flannery’s. Arthur and Mable Meythaler and Miss Lettie Hanson spent Sunday at Will Meythaler’s. John Share of Monroe spent Sunday at Ed Share’s.

Mack Flannery and family spent Sunday with Frank Arthur and famiy near Jada. Miss Rosa Dolan spent the week end with her parents in Monroe, Earl Kessler and wife and Ed Share and family spent Sunday alternoou at Ernest Boegii’s, Herman Gempler and family and Henry Stanffac. ier spent Sunday with Ed Stauffacher and family. Jacob Halssig and children of Monroe spent Suuday at Henry Aebly’s. Louis Wifer and wife of Barneveld: spent Tuesday evening with John Bloom and tamily.

Mrs. Otto J. Stauffacher and children of Monroe were at Ed Stauffacher’s Friday. Joe Altmann and wife of New Glarus were Sunday visitors ac the home of Henry Aebly. Will Meythaler, wife and daughter Frances were in Monroe Wednesday.

Will Kubly and family spent Sunday at Henry Aebly’s. You can get a great big pennant for a quarter at the Atlas Book and Variety Store. All hunting and trespassing itively forbidden on my any dogs found there will 48w2 ALBERT is posland. And be shot. FLINT.

French Army Corcs. A French army is mid up 24 battalions of rather over 000 men each. These are sectioned into eight regiments. each of three battalions, and these again are formed into tour brigades, two of which compose a division. AUCTION BILLS Farmers who contemplate having a sale are invited to see our samples and get our prices.

We print any size you want at moderate prices. ATLAS POWER PRINTERY. Farm For Sale. 190 acres near Browntown, Wis. Fair buildings land somewhat rolling but good 20 acres of fine timber.

Will! sell at a bargain. $3,000 cash, balance on time, for particulars address R. H. CROSBY, 48 w3 Fon du Lac, Wis. HELP YOUR CHILDREN TO MAKE GOODA Savings Bank FREE with the First Dollar Deposit See Them in the Window Bring the boy or girl in to deposit a dollar, get a bank book with the dollar credit in it, and take home one of these banks to help save the next dollar.

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