dw weignmg aoout uircu 3s, and two others, speckled weighing about two pounds The Democrat says: “Why go le mountain streams to fish rout when the creeks of Alla-e county abounds with this elu-inny tribe.” There are a num-f good trout streams in north-[owa.'as I have frequently stat-Dt the kind of streams one may n the west, but still good trout ms. Good fishing may be found ie streams in the vicinity of file, West Union, McGregor, ng, and other towns in north-[owa..KmLangworthy3ml and Betty Witt of Edge-spent a few days here last visiting old friends. Clara and Harm Bunting took them f Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Witt here several years ago, when Witt was employed as butter -:r.. and Mrs. William Oltmann, ,nd Mrs. Gerd Prull and daugh-Esther, Gertrude and Dorothy, Selma Stutt visited Sunday in 3en Thuman home at Onslow.\ and Mrs. John Monk wel-d a little son into their home Friday evening. This little tgsler, who lias been named ild, tipped the scales at six ids. Mrs. Monk was Marie Ot-of Chicago before her marriage.r. and Mrs. Ray Hayes and son, n, of Monticello, and Mr. and Eilert Prull and three children, tie, Helen and Clarence were trs at the Eb Prull home Sunday ting.r. and Mrs. Galen Hien and iren, John and Loeda, Mrs. Ray-td Murray and son Richard mond, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford user and daughter, Arlene Ann, a supper guests In the Casper user home at Sand Spring, Sun-evening.[r. and Mrs. Ralph Zimmerman tear Anamosa were visitors In the ie of their daughter, Mrs. Paul m. Friday evening.An h RobeiChicago LHugh oof Con Manuger at has driven cars a tota In front t on a day tlu he pushed that the n gealed and er to look