LeMars Globe Post (Newspaper) - February 8, 1926, Lemars, Iowa other dry K TO-BE HELD ON i JULY 21 PROGRAM is UNDERWAY NOW AND FROM THIS SECTION IS EXPECTED It IB now definitely the golden Jubilee ot the St. Joseph's church will be celebrated on 21. A committee ol five was appointed to make the necessary the members being J. C. Peter John and Mrs. H. F. This committee will to carry out the It is intended that all former members of St. Joseph's it they are still and their descendants be Also all Catholic parishes the as they were at one time St Joseph's the mother parish of the and it is expected that a large crowd of old Plymouth county take part The is not worked out at but there will be a solemn high celebrated by a bishop or beginning at 9 An eminent will preach the mass. It Rev. of Ft. delivered the first Christmas in the small St. Joseph's church wiU be asked to give a short Ing he Is well Rev. Kem tl very old and la ift poor the under the direction of will serve a to all the members of the parish and all the guests that are free ot There and iting among old during the - Music and song will be As stated the whole program Is not worked but arra menu are in the of the yoi er members ot thd The old members will only to en- ' Joy themselves aoA talk over widi old friends the of the members of the parish are years is a time in the v The history of St Joseph's parish Is to be published In pamphlet with pictures of the old buildings that A la gathering the for the sfd if anyone old about the early the BUish and ot they are asked to hand to golden of St Joseph's church li an the Catholics of the - to everyone The Influx of people began with the ot the Catholic parish In of came ' of who worked with the people of all ' faiths and to build a new home ' and their U is well to honor hardy pioneers who brought and worked for final prosperity in the wild prairie country 50 years ' 6. 4org6t the salt Any cake or icing It by a bit of salt 7. cake it your cakes ore mod flour will make ' once before to and such aB a cold Points About Corn Sugar Cake will result in a moist with possibly a the Avoid this last fault by creaming the sugar well with the Make the batter much than usual and beat the eggs lighter and I also havie allowed plenty of baking in recipes to assure but be sure you have a fresh can been kept ot good Some baking powders are far superior to Use the best for good I prefer d or baking If your cake is not don't blame the for I have hhd excellent using the good White Cake 3-4 cup 1% cups % teaspoon salt 1 6'egg ' 8 cups cake 4tM teaspoons baking 1 cream the butter add sifted and sticking to the You may 2 y|taiJGf; larger local in mahy In the feeders hiVe using grain been marketed fredy la Oklahoma - REMSEN MAN IS mS HOUSE RANSACKED 9100 stolen From Iron 8trona-Bpx Father and George who Uvea in hii tage in the west end ot was the victim of a burglary ' last week thieves entered his home while he was absent loot according to Mr. was close to in The house at is occupied by Mr. and Both went up town at about 9:80 o'clock last Thursday spending a few hours among The elder Mr. was the to entering the home at about 10:30 He found the front door but thought nothing pf since Adam nod left later and he that the latter had turn the However when Adam returned and maintained that the door had been locked an investigation was In an unused room things were found badly and it took Mr. but a few leara that hia cash box had been The in an iron was The thieves pried the thereby ruining and left without leaving a single piece olf the this It decided employ a permanent home demonstration agent at The budget and financial statement for 1925 were of Kingst ley presented the of the marketing A camp neit planned by the women members of the farm Was another project discussed and a committee was appointed to figure out the - Meet night was cooperative elevator night and 10 cooperative in county were There were- nine managers present and the including membra was 48. J. P. lArson of secretary ot the Iowa Grain discussed J. H. Thompson of the extension department present old of fleers were are Pi B. president O. A. vice NOW WANTS TO LIVE Henry Prom nine ISd To Work After ot Henry Leiwis to ' That was a friend who called Sacred Heart hospital partially recovered strychnine which he took Friday would hot go for a million 4i i who Is f 30 years home and the Union depot want Of a better It the place in town 3iB,hadi to Lewis has been starving to bought groceries and gave a check for in payment no was laid sent to the served a half of when a along and swallowed quantity ot 3. night operator at the heard ii noise and Lewis already in the which Characterize pf they took Lewis taken to FARM HANGS SELF IN Twenty Year Youth Dead - By Employer Near Marcus Marcus Despondent over continued ill 30 year old farm took his own lite by banging himself in the bam at the home ot J. A. 13 miles south ot sometime during Friday night The lad had evidently made careful preparations tor the He had been to hla bed with the grip for two Friday night he wrote farewell note to his who at Minn. The note was found on the boy's bed and appeared as It clutched It in his night hours he stole out of the house to the barn where his lifeless body was discovered the following morning by Mr. In the tarewell note he begs his mother not to sorrow over his deed and explains that he has been ill all fall and fear that he would never be better prompted him to end it Young Stoeber has lived in the Fielding community for about a He had the to lose one hand when a small Since blS mother's he felt he was not welcome in her home and preyed upon his body was brought to the funeral home Saturday and on the stepfather came here to company the body to Pipestone boy waa well liked by the Chinn family who felt a personal grief over his tragic RESIDENT BURIED HERE Spenat Passes Away At The remains of Pauline who passed away at on were shipped to LeMars tor which will be held in Reading Sioux county on Services will be held in the St. John's Lutheran Rev. J. J. Vollmar 63 5 months and 16 days of age at the time of her death and was born in have charge ot the Deceased was born in Germany and lived for many near Deceased was born on 28, 1862 and is survived by the following Mrs. Bertha ' Mrs. Lena Mrs. Laure Mrs. Mrs Tony and Mrs. Maggie WEDNESDAY BECOMING SECOND SATURDAY BONDED BARGAINS BRING VALUES ARE OFFERED Iowa automobiles will sport orange blue in 1927, so the report comes from the motor vehicle division of the secretary of state's The state reformatory ot has started work on making 640,'>)00 sets of license which IB the number the department anticipates needed next The year and abbreviation tor stamped in a yellowish a purplish blue The Is 20,000 more than was for 1926. Pork Going Up Fifty cenU a pound for pork on the hoot is a jpretty fair In the opinion of people Who like their but that is what Martha & Butler of LeMars paid for a sow bought at the Keeler sale at Mason They paid for the and she weighs about 400 though not yet a year She is of the Revenue blood and Is bred to Ted Dunn Wins Ted Dunn ot this city won two falls out of three over Al in a held at St. on Dunn won a purse of 1100. Both wrestlers tipped the at 147. LeMars High Wins LeMars school defeated Alton the auditorium on Saturday night by the score of 26 to 14. Fans who saw the game said that Alton was completely outplayed throughout the whole TAKEN SICK WHILE VISITING IN LE MARS Mrs. Gerhart Passes Away at Local Hospital On Saturday Tuesday Mrs. Gerhart Luschen of passed away Saturday at the Community where an operation was for Mrs. nee Mary daughter ot S. was born on 14,1878, in Plymouth She was educated in the Plymouth county and was united in marriage io WOMAN SAYS IT LIKE A CRACK IN THE Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Mary Fischbach of came to LeMars last Sunday tor a visit with their F. and Miss Com Sugy Recipes Courtesy of Des Moines FOR THEM IN Cake Making It is a fine art to make a perfect be honest with and teM me if your cakes are perfect every don't blame the But handling of corn sugar in cakes is veay different and you must be These rules apply to all regardless of the sugar 1. 0Be a good one that Is better than 2. Follow it You may mako salads free but please don't try it with cakes unless you want an occasional 8. Use standard pint accurate 4. butter or They are the best Or as 6. Sift flour once before Was Job ' The faced in building a 700-mlle railroad through the sparsely settled prairies of In are in the February number of Central magazine from the letters and reports of B. was in of building the charter lines ot the Illinois Central The 75th birthday of the Illinois falling 10;;glyes reminiscences a this On what Is now the main line of the L C. there was not a single settlement Centralla and within 20 miles of a ot 230 Laborers were and of cholera wrought havoc among the Iron rail was brought from locomotives were built east. complicated of getting materials and equips ment to and Col. Mason bad to travel by horse and buggy over most ot the line to keep in touch with the progress ot the Will Consider Paving The LeMars city council will meet this evening at a meeting for the purpose of additional paving tor which petitions have been handed at other subject has been pro and con tor a Licensed To Be Happy Bernard B. 22 la. 82 24________Blkton. S. IX Loretta C. 24____.....Remsen Joseph 28-----------LeMars Frances 20 Sam Schessler has in business as a magazine and newspaper agent in LeMars and has already a large number ot Mr. Schessler has every magazine and by them together is able to give his customers anything they want at substantial price V H. i. left laet Sunday tor Dee where he will attend a three-day edle ot Polled Hereford cat He expects to be home by Elevators tor storage by commercial buyers have beim cautious in purchasing com with content because ot the danger of its getting out ot condition as the spring Iowa corn again moved in 4arge to etc. Prices were but of line and storage capacity City is becoming At and Cincinnati the demand became more active with the slight recession in buyers in the market at Cincinnati and mills took some of the Retailers and industries were also buyers in the markets of this for cash wheat were lowered 3-5cat the The spring wheat mills were more selective and the higher premiums were paid the most desirable ot The movement of soft wheat from the Pacific northwest has reduced the high premiums which recently prevailed for soft in the central western Central mills were alio obtaining more locally were limited buyers ot the extreme dullness in the flour The oats market has held fairly steady with the demand just about equal to the current stocks are being slightly reduced and large are passing consuming Prices were but little than at the close of the previous 3 white oats being quoted at the principal markets at 39^430 peX The barley market was also ih the central westem markets were slightly smaller and were fairly well absorbed prices higher than last barley was quoted at Milwaukee at 7Q-1750 per bushel and at Minneapolis at 54-65C per 'The flax market unsettled as a result of the as to the quality and time of movement ot the No. 1 flax sold at Minneapolis at per with flax of good quality in active BOXER TAKES PAINS TO SHIELD HIS NOSE Springs National Feb. 5, 1926. The editor asked me to about our trip so will endeavor to do so. t Mr. Holland and myself left Jan. 18 at went to Sioux from there we left In evening tor Kansas where we stopped oft and visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry who live at a place of about 3,000 26 miles from Kansas They have a home in the ot 20 Most of the ot sley remember Mrs. whq lived in many years ind and was they \m where Dr. and Mrs. ri - Mr. Johnson both As a result ot the hundreds of who are brought to LeMars every Wednesday by Bonded Bargain In which 28 of leading stores are the Royal theater will try the experiment ot running a matinee on Wednesday to accomodate those who like to attend a show while In While the crowds come to LeMars primarily to buy the Bonded Bargains and tb do such other shopping as they desire while in there are often members of the especially the who have no place in particular to and It noticed that there were a good many last Wednesday who tried to get into the With such a demand tor a Wednesday D. C- the decided to put one The first Wednesday matinee will at 2:30 On Bonded Bargain Goose will be Admission will he only 10 and 16 cenU and these matinees will be continued if the people in town find time to attend Bargain report that they were surprised by the remarkable made by the buying public of Plymouth and Sioux counties to the Bonded Bargain It must be borne in mind that the Bonded Bargains are absolutely genuine This was agreed when the Bonded Bargain Every claim Is backed by 81,000. It an article is advertised value tor 60c," that means it really is a and represents a saving oft 40c. The fact that the goods catti he seen cpd handled before and that the word of the leading stores are back of sides the removes the last suspicion that they might be the by mail-order houses and Should anything be you can get your money or other satisfactory settlement wUB be As an identification for the Bonded Bargain gold seals have-been printed with words Bargain these seals have been put in tiie show but some ot them have also been put up on the inside ot thQ over the cash tOr They are a good tov store deemed worthy & Bonded place to every day High School Coach Is Strouse and Ivy Make Fur Fly The monthly meeting of American Colombia hall Thursday had good features of the entertainment was a boxing match between Red Strouse and Randall It was a real tight for a couple of Coach Barnes and Barl Cooper put on two during which Barnes carefully shielded his handsome eyes against possible The high school wrestling team put on exhibition A collection was taken up to help defray the of the wrestling team's trip to The two Gunther hoys put on a four round boxing The next meeting be on Feb. 18, a joint meeting with the Mrs. Bd LaFoy of is visiting Mr. Mrs. J J. W. Blake ot this ' is now put of ' to go to a farm for a when he gets out of the BUENA VISTA TO BE HERE TUESDAY Expect One of the Cage Game Played Night tomorrow night at the high school BUena Storm Lake will battle for cage honors with Westem Union A fast game Is due to the results of the last game on Buena in which the Telegraphers had the lead until the last four of when the Beavers dropped in a couple of long winning the game 34 to 28. TWO PROGRAMS FROM - NIGHT Thompson Radio Co. 6-i Shows Up Late listeners had two programs Friday night iThe earlier one was pat by Prof. and consisted of classical He was by Jake Schafer and L. B. Two compositions of Jens attracted much At 9 o'clock the Thompson Auto Supply company put on a which was delayed somewhat hy the of the talent from Sioux They showed and the program was given in Prizes were given to those who The following are the winners of coffee offered by a coffee One pound goes to Dr. C. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Leona George H. M. L. L. ' and Mrs. Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rudolph Kamradt Andy Harold Mrs. I. B. Harry Mrs. Lee A. N. H. P. Bolt Earl T. B. Ma and Mrs. Wilbur Mr. and Mrs. Earl Joe Mrs. Ren B. M. John Richard George Farmer was the winner of the as the announcer R. E. so naively is some howler and likely to grow np Into a Walter Hartman won the Radex took up in 19: into the city of Deceased leaves to her loss her husband ond five two girls and three who Mrs. Clifford and Also her S. Bohlken of this five brothers and four Mrs. Ed John Mrs. Mert Dick and Mrs. Sioux Georgei S. Mrs. X A. N. D. Her a brother and sister preceded her in Deceased attended her father's 80th birthday and took sick on Jan. 16 at the Merton Gabel She was taken to a LeMars hospital where an operation was She an operation two years ago for gall stones at and never entirely recovered from the Mrs. Luschen was a devoted wife and mother and was well liked by her friends and The funeral services will be held from the St Paul's M. B. church on Tuesday afternoon at 2 W. F. Belling have charge of the The will Frank Henry John John Frank and Henry Department of Drama The program of the bi-weekly meeting of the Departmental club given in the home of Mrs. McPhaden Wednesday afternoon at 3 9'clock. The one-act play and drama week Mrs. A photograph ot a company in the Iowa national guards in 1890 which was published in Des Moines Register Sunday considerable interest Among the men who are are Otto Henry J. M. Frank P. B. George George Frank Fred Will Laux and B. The Woman's Home Missionary society of the First M. E. church meet in the home ot Mrs. Hoomeman on Tuesday BOh night and left Kansas City 4:46 tor Hot We rived here Saturday a. m. about 10. We stayed the Ritz hotel for a few theri went and found this cottage on the side of one of the Ozark No. 7, Carelton We have two rooms here fitted for light housekeeping and are enjoying this way of living We cook and heat the house with natural which is surely a great labor saver for the as of It does away with shoveling coal and carrying out Living expenses here are about as butter and are high and eggs also flour and such are about the same as at This is K beautiful a narrow valley surrounded by but would have been far better it The valley is so narrow that they have to dig away the mountains to the business They are excavating now on Central and are to build a new hotel one block west of the New The Arlington is where the broadcasting station is The aerial on this hotel cost We have enjoyed the programs from this eince coming There is a river the main street and street car It cost the government of dollars to enclose this stream so that the street cars could run over It. house Is a beautiful row of hath houses owned and supervised by the and is called one of the most beautiful places in the Mr. Holland and myself are bathing at the Ozark and find the very refreshing and hope to receive milch benefit Many cripples come some on wheel chairs and crutches and after taking these go to walk without any Many have come on crutches and after a tew weeks sent their crutches home got around to see the Bights free from ' This - splendid crystal water bolls joura Friday The lawsuit brought by Stortz Auto Supply Co. against a Klngsley motor decided In a compromise verdict last week and court adjourned until The plaintiff was awarded but had to pay some of the Today the affairs of the County Savings Bank have the center ot the BOY HITS POST WHEN BREAKS LEG One was formerly a resident ot Hot Springs has a population ot 10,-OOO and the announcer for told me yesterday there were dose to 1,-' 000,000 here this I on account ot the south central golf which won by Bobby Cruickshank oC as I suppose you have all read about in your We get The LeMars also the Sioux City Tribune and the Klngsley New and strange but seem to enjoy our home papers better than any ot the papers down We have been to the alligator and ostrich farms and I will teU about these in another letter next also about Iowa to be at the Chamber of Commerce have met a number of Iowa people but none nearer home than Sioux a Mr. and Mrs. Jones who driving from there * attend the First Presbyterian church while here and like the minister and people very They have a fine pipe organ and splendid A week from Sunday wo are invited to a colored Baptist church to a song which I am very anxious to On Wednesday we were invited to the country for dinner and to visit Dr. and Mrs. Winans and their milk goat ot which I will mora I have been kept pretty busy writing letters as we received 21 one day and always receive quite a ae and as hot as one can sip it which iB about 96 You see people of. all kinds and colors standing around these fountains day and night never tiring ot the Wc have visited the army ond navy I hospital which is situated just back of Alvin Weber Has Accident and bath house row on a Fractured Thigh At Play One has a splendid view of the On Saturday I city from this We were told While coasting down a private that there were 300 in this We wish all friends might spend out ot wall of rock and is at least a week here and enjoy wonderful water which gush out from the bowels of the Mrs. 0, M. ing hill on his father's farm northwest of Alvin Weber jumped the track and rammed full speed Into a post a short from the He was thrown from the sled in such a wy that the thigh of bis leg struck the post snapping the of the family saw the accident from the house a short distance away and went to the boy's Dr. J. L. Reeves of LeMars was called and he set the The boy is recovering at the present It is a nice sunny place conducted by the government for the benefit of retired and active soldiers and It is said that no hospital In. the world records as many cures as this say that 95 per cent of the soldiers and sent here are returned to Just across the street from the government hospital Is the big Eastman This is a fine with beautiful the lawns ot which are as green as our lawns at home in the summer Frants Dahlman Dies The report here Is that the Mayo Frantz an inmate ot the of Rochester have bought this county passed away at the Com- hotel the past I cannot munity hospital on Friday at the age ot about 65 He buried afternoon In the city funeral directors had charge of the LE MARKETS CORN NOW 64c vouch for the truth ot this but have been told several times that It Is Mr. Holland and myself met several Civil war veterans at this GRAIN MARKETS on New com Oats Wheat Barley Rye POULTRY 6 to 5 Hens 4 Young over 6 Roosters 5 Cox Ducka lbs. and DAIRY PRODUCTS Butter packing stock trade 27c; Butterfat 1?0484?7
