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xeet mgn in a nr tree attracted me attention and the appetite of the snake and he had almost attained the height of the nest when the old birds inaugurated a counter campaign in which the snake came oh second best. The birds pecked and pecked at the reptile until his hold on the tree was loosened. Though he fell only part way at the first onslaught the birds resumed their attack and soon forced him to the ground. Members of the Chapman family, attracted by the commotion, put an end to Mr. Snake.”rn, he j fast IlOW Itg lie’s hair— light ly has.it peril.t mnt* ler un-1 light conds! id and Must course e—and ;ad. Ify. ii IFirst in U. S.An experimental Hungarian partridge area, the first in the United States, has been established in O’Brien county, Iowa, by the state fish and game commission. ThisLang worthyusband :hlng— e real-j. He th, you van un-, Thati creep-If her»n—myNaomi and Betty Witt of Edge-wood spent a few days here last week visiting old friends. Clara Prull and Harm Bunting took them home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Witt lived here several years ago, when Mr. Witt was employed as butter-maker.Mr. and Mrs. William Oltmann, Mr. and Mrs. Gerd Prull and daughters, Esther, Gertrude and Dorothy, and Selma Stutt visited Sunday in the Ben Thuman home at Onslow.An InRobelChicago DiHugh oiof Com Manuger at lt;has driven ears a totalIn front o on a day tlia he pushed that the m gealed and lt;er to look ie tele-one. It would lellevedk thick to come nd herrrote ■ It over her ex-Mr. and Mrs. John Monk welcomed a little son Into their home last Friday evening. This little ,youngs|er, •who has been named Donald, tipped the scales at six pounds. Mrs. Monk was Marie Ot-ton of Chicago before her marriage.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hayes and son, Loren, of Monticello, and Mt. and Mrs. Eilert Prull and three children, Hattie, Helen and Clarence were callers at the Eb Prull home Sunday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Galen Hien and children, John and Loeda, Mrs. Raymond Murray and son Richard Raymond, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Arduser and daughter, Arlene Ann, were supper guests in the Casper Arduser home at Sand Spring, Sunday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zimmerman of near Anamosa were visitors In the home of their daughter, Mrs. Paulscream-much. 1 ■■ she.hope—lor will roice oo do. r Moth rre sucht arguerriUbly, iv# thafWe hnd a dozen wigs and transformations out hero In six hours.” he said. 'Think a moment—such hair ogulnst her skin! It wus ghastly. Site looked sixty. Her skin Is like vellum; grain, firmness, contour—all gone I She has lost ten pounds. The plgmentutlon has completely altered. . . . There are uo precedents!He gasped and wiped his forehead.“But he has arrested the green In the skin, he went on, “thank G—d, that’s over. We injected—well, you wouldn’t know, and that was risk enough.His eyes drooped.“There Is only one thing to do now,” he said, his voice guttural with fatigue.The head must be shaved and a whits wig fitted, and she must go home and make s clean breast of everything, and clear os from God knows what suspicions. Mr. Wells. W# did our best—no one on earth can.do more”(TO BE CONTINUED.)lised in the county seat 01 Aiiama-kee county, tells of a nice catch of trout near Dorchester, made by William Leschensky of Waukon. Mr. Leschensky caught six. the largest a rainbow weighing about three pounds, and two others, speckled trout, weighing about two pounds each. The Democrat says: “Why go to the mountain streams to fish for trout when the creeks of Allamakee county abounds with this elusive finny tribe.” There are a number of good trout streams in northeast Iowa;’as I have frequently stated, not the kind of streams one may find in the west, but still good trout streams. Good fishing may be found in the streams in the vicinity of Postville, West Union, McGregor, Lansing, and other towns in northeast Iowa.New Only To Him.Council Bluffs Nonpareil: Nowand then you find a fellow who thinks he Is an advanced thinker. He is no doubt sincere. His thoughts are new to him and he thinks they are original and have never been discovered by others. If he delved
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Monticello Express
Monticello, Iowa, US
Thu, Jun 16, 1932
Page 6
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Stuart G.
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