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dance will be given on the night o
Tuesday the 10th.
The Misses Alma and Eta johnson
were the hostesses OF n iollv party las
Sunday night at their home on soutl
Eighth street. The guests enjoyed mu
sic and various games and watched tn,
old year out. Delicious reIreshmenI.
were seryed by Mrs. Johnson assistet
by Misses Helen Johnson and Lillian
Jones. The invitation list included
Misses Katie Pryor. Grace Peale. Ev;
Jones. Alma Johnson, Eta Johnson
Lille Jones, Helen Johnson AM
Messrs. Glen Dunnayan Walter Doyle
Charlie Peale, Frank Pryor, Harr!
Hopp and Edward Thorman.
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Master Elmer Hansen, the manly
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Han
sen, celebrated the fifth anniversary
of his birth Tuesday afternoon, at the
home Of his parents on Third street
the following being present: Evelyn
johnson, Elwood Johnson, Evard Pet
erson, Arthur Peterson, Rudolph Pet
erson and Milton Byers. Elmer re
ceived a NUMBER OF handsome pres
ents II his mamma served a %luncneon
to the little ones. The following
grown up people were present anu
heiped in the festivities: Mrs. lsberg,
erson.
The Ladies' Aid society of the West
Side church held its annual meeting
Thursday, when the following officers
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president; Mrs, Carrie Howe, vice
Mrs. j.. w. johnson, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. C.. Prahl,
treasurer. The constitution, transcript
ed in English from the Scandinavian
tongue, was discussed and some OF It's
terms agreed upon, but the instrument
over for final action until the
next meeting of the society.
Mrs. Chris lsberg entertained at New
dinner OF Sunday, in honor OF
johnson, who is home from
the Kearney military institute for the
holidays. Covers were laid for six
zen guests.
On Monday Mrs. ]. w. Johnson was
he hostess at a New Years dinner in
honor of Miss Emily lsberg, a teacher
If music at Evanston, who is home for
he Christmas holidays. Twenty guests
we're present, including Mrs. A. NJ.
Wishart OF Green River, who is the
guest of her parents, Senator and Mrs.
Johnson. The dinner was served in
courses and was a very lastly arrang-
I'd affair.
On Wednesday Mrs. II. L. Anderson
gave a dining in honor of Miss Emily
.sberg and Mr.. Melvin Johnson, who
ire home for the holidays. Twelve
guests were present, as follows: Mrs.
Mrs. Mons Nelson, Mrs. A.
NJ. Wlshart OF Green River, Mrs. j.. w.
ohnson and three children, Melvin,
evelyn n Elwood, and Mrs. g., M.
iesner, MISS Emily lsperg and Mrs,
.ndrew hansen.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Paul's
church held its business meeting in the
basement OF the church Tuesday, when
The accumulated routine business was
disposed OF. The members or the so
;ieJy presented Pastor and Mrs. A.
with a couple OF handsome and
Smyrna rugs in appreciation OF
faithful efforts in the interest OF
church and congregation. The
'' mSre aceepeea Win hanhs COZ
I oSyinn o, Sune were elsea lhe lol-
formally lnuucted INTO once at tire
meeting OF the society ON unday he
Mrs. Augusta Hoppe, president.
Mrs. Anna Walton, first vice president:
mrs. Mary Erdmann, second wee pres
ldent; Mrs. Anna ~ttoesseier, secIe-
tary; Mrs. AlberLne Hoppe, treasurer.
During the year the society raised
80 Yioo anu eAPehueu WOO o va
~ rposus, iea'ihs up"alus Oh SSoO
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Last evening Mrs. Andrew Hansen
entertained Tor Miss Emily Isberg, who
cit THIS for Evanston, where
she Will resume her duties as teacher
music, and Tor Mr.. Melvin Johnson,
studies at the Kearney Nab miittarv
academy.
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ne ooelai oaIu cru spent aellsht-
~ ~ auSihooh lhursuay WIN Mrs. j..
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W ,oiy Ptoaeah'ly thls week, Weu
hesuay being the evening choseh on
hccount VI new year Day MIS-. Doug