The Democratic advocate., 1905-02-25
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Mr.. and Mrs A. Bollinger entertained q number
of friends on February 2l at tnelr nome IN East
games such as exchange station. which kept up
lively movement. It was played by old as we'll as
time would be filled by Edward A. Bollinger and
Harry Ogg playing on the violin, accompanied by
Garfield Ogg on the guitar At an appropriate
hour the good things were seen coming in direc
tion and none fran from them, but all took as ac-
present were A. Boilinger and wife, George Baker
and wife, John Conway and wife, Henry WARDEN
felt and wife. John Rosenberger and wife Hayden
Bolinger and wife, Harry Ogg ana wife, Gus sad
dler and wife; Misses Maude and Sadie Bollnger
Eva Rosenberger. Gladys Ogg; Elsie Conaway and
Louis Schnabel, George Ditman. Garfield Ogg and
John Rosenberger, Jr.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. John Conaway
met at their residence in Eastview to bid farewell
to Ray Bitzel, one OF our prominent young men,
before his departure for the west on Monday
Games vocal and instrumental music were the
amusements of the evening. At II O'Clock refresh
ments were served. Those present were John Con-
ling and wife, Hayden Bolinger and wife, Harry
Ogg and wife. Gus Saddler and wife, Edward Ar
gle and Louisa Mengle Misses Nina Stocksdae
Gladys Ogg, Virgie Osterhus, Minnie Walking
Annie stocksdae E, Hilda Mengle, Lillian osteEhus
er, Bette Arnold Virgie Davis Nellie Miner. Lille
Ward, Grace Williams, Sadie Boinger and Maude
BolIinger: Messrs. Ray Bitzel, William Osterhus
Garfield Ogg, Herbert Bitze Louis Schnabel, Brad
ley Stocksdale Morris Cape, Charles Wicks, Walter
Walking; Clem Ogg Ernest Walking; John Rosen-
William Rowl, Herman Cape. Edward Bollinger.
Edward osterhus, Jr., George Ditman and Samuel
Arnold
A social given by Mr.. and Mrs Augustus Saddles
at their new home, was enjoyed by all who were
the honored guests, which was not d small number
They played euchre, checkers guitar violin, organ
and every game anyone would suggest SO their
was nothing to do but enjoy 1t, which all d1d by
taking part until a late hour, when refreshments
were abundantly served. Then all returned to their
respective homes. Those present were Augustus
Saddles and wife, +. c. Davis and wife, John Con
away and wife, Absolom BollingeT and wife. Harry
Ogg and wife, Albert Davis and wife, Hayden Boil
linger and wife; Mesdames Fannie Ogg. Laura
Schnabe Emma Shilling and Emma Mengie;
Misses Minnie Snauck, Sadie Boilinger, Nina Stocks
Stocksdale. Lillian Osterhus Gladys Ogg, Eva Kos
enberger, Beulah Schalk. Eva Ward, Nirgie Davis,
Margie Schnabel and Elsie Conaway Messrs. Car
field Ogg Harvey Davis, Glen Ogg, Bradley Stocks
dale. Herschel Davis, George Ditman, Herbert
Bitzel, Elmer Davis, VIM. Osterhus. Ray Bitzel
Edward Bollinger and John Rosenherger.
Mrs. Fannie Ogg was to have a surprise given to
her by her many friends of the surrounding country,
but it turned out that Mrs. Fannie surprised the
friends for on their arrival they were met by aS
the graphophonc, and all then called to the
parior by the sound of the guitar and violin, as all
enjoyed music. When the we sma hours began
TO tell on the frolickS, we were all once more
summoned to the diningroom for refreshments
Those present were Mrs. Fannie Ogg, Augustu Sad
and wife. Harry Ogg and wife, 4. Bollinger and
wife: Mrs Laura Schnabe; Misses Gladys Ogg
Maude Bollinger, Elsie Conaway, Virgie Davis
Sadie Bollinger, Margie Schnabel, Eva Ward and
Martha Davis; Messrs Clem Ogg, Harvey Davis
Edward Bollinger, Herschel Davis, Garfield Ogg
Ray Bitzel. All departed after wishing their host
hearty farewell