SondH War Trophies.i 'fl5?y N.ev,el ,,M *1 hU father, ^ J. Newel. of Fenton, a German helmet anil a watch picked up In the Argoono last November.« Mm. A. Loonier and her son Roy returned Saturday to their home at Armstrong. They had, spent two weeks In Algona, vlsltlhg the former’s sl.ier, Mrs. George Mahoney, nnd also her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Ztemer.George Knnouff nnd Ills daughter Ravenna spent several days last week at Iowa City, where the cast for her limb was removed. The doctors at the university advise another operation to remove a bone In the fool and thus stiffen the ankle, but Just whai will be done when tills cast Is removed in two months has not been fully decided. Mr. KanouTf had denial work done while he was at Iowa City.Marriage Licenses—Loyal B. Qlng-Lleuf. Walter Kresensky, M. D., with his wife and daughter, came last. Thursday for a short visit with his parents, Mr. and Mra. Julius Kresensky. ’ Lieut. Kresensky left Friday for Fort Dos Moines, where he wan to receive bis discharge. He wan with the 86th division, and spent one year overseas. Much or hla work won near the front trenches. Prior to entering the service he practiced medicine at Greeley. After he* receives his discharge he will again follow the profession, but has as yet not decided upon his location. Mrs. Kresensky and tholr daughter accompanied him to Dos Moines, and were to go thence to Iowa City, whero the former kept house for her father during her husband’s absence.