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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-01

the country store A fish pond will
amuse the children besides other at
fractions. Proceeds will help to dimin-
ish the debt upon the new church. The
friends and public are cordially invited
Frank b. HIGHWAY of Crown Point
was a visitor in Hammond yesterday
afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Eaton of Whiting
spent Sunday visiting in Hammond.
Mrs. Iva Dowdy has returned to her
home in Truman avenue from a few
days visit with relatives in Danville.
Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Knoezer and fam
lily of Fayette street have gone to 81.
Louis, Mo, to spend the remainder or
the week with friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson at
| their home in Truman avenue, a girl.
M. III. Hardy, division freight agent
| for the Erie railroad at Huntington,
Ind. was in Hammond yesterday on
business.
Miss Grace Zero will entertain the
young ladies of the Phiiathea club OF
| the Baptist church at her home in May
street this evening. A full attendance
of members is desired as business OF
Importance Will be transacted.
The members of the Philathea class
of the Baptist church viii give a box
social next Saturday evening in the
parlors of the church. to which the
public is cordially invited. The pro-
| ceeds will be used for the new church
building fund,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thum are moving
from Rimbaeh avenue to their new
home, in Webb street, where they viii
make their home in the future.
Raymond Fl. Peck of New York city,
came to Hammond yesterday to visit
his mother, Mrs, S. H. Peck and sister,
Mrs. Addie Parlier of m ave.
nue..
There will be a meteing of the mem
bers of Opal hive No. s96, l. o. T. M,
Wednesday evening, in l. O.. Q. F., hall,
in State street. A social session will
follow the lodge meeting. when a very
enjoyable time is anticipated. A large
attendance Is desired. +
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherry OF Tru-
man avenue are spending the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weytzel, at their
home in Chicago.
The members of the Simplex BENEFIT
club announce a dance to be given
Saturday evening, Nov. 8, at Huehnis
hall. at which they expect a large at
= tendance of their friends,
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ENTERTAIN MANY FRIENDS.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Mcleod entertain-
ed a number of their friends at a
Halloween party last evening at their
home, 41o Cedar street. The home was
prettily decorated with Halloween
novelties, autumn foliage and Jacko'
lanterns. There were games and con-
tests prepared for the entertainment
of the guests and at a late hour re-
freshments were served. The guests
were Messrs. and Mesdames Jim Newell,
Fred Stelow, Bert Newell, Will Croak.
John Newell Fred Leech, Gus Newell,
Mrs. Beckett. Mrs. Thoma Croak, the
Misses Jessie and Margaret Mcleod
and Florence Hausard and Messrs
Archie and Robert Mcleod.
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MISS r A HOSTESS.

One of the very delightful parties OF
the Halloween season took place last
evening when Miss Margaret Prest en-
tertained a few friends at her home
in Douglas street. The parlors were
made very attractive with decorations
of fall foliage and Jacko' lanterns ap-
propriate to the occasion. The guests
were received informally spent the
evening very pleasantly with games
contests and music. At a late hour in
the evening refreshments were sered
Among those present were the Misses
Martha Spencer, Helen Robst. Ethel
Lyons, Florence Stommel and Messrs
Raymond Fox, Joe Lyons, Ed Young
and John Henderson.
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SOCIAL NEWS FOR WEDNESDAY


Mrs. John e. Fitzgerald will en-
terrain the ladies Of the Columbia
Club at n one o'clock luncheon
"wednesday at her home in Carroll
street.
Mrs. Borg will be al home TO the
members of the w sh Ladies' Aid
Society Wednesday afternoon at her
residence, 139 Douglas street.
The regular weekly meeting of
the members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First. Presbyterian
church will take place Wednesday,
in the parIors of the church in South
Holman street.
A meeting of the members of the
Ladies Guild of ST. PauTS Episcopal
church will take place Wednesday,
in the guild room of the church In
Rfmbach venue
There will be n meeting of the
members of Silver Light Hive l.. o.
II. VI. Wednesday evening in *. of
p. Hall.
A meeting of the of the
Aid Society of the First
Christian church will take place
/ Wednesday in the chureh pariors In
/ Calumet avenue.
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THE MEMS II

The special program for the men of
the NJ. e. church has been arranged for
this Wednesday evening at the church.
The speakers will present interesting
phases of the church and the work
for men, Plans are working which
insure a large attendance. All are In
vited. The regular prayer meeting will
take place as usua under the leadership
of Mrs. George r. Streeter.
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PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.

Mrs. Marion Chase Schaeffer who will
appear at the Methodist Church Friday
evening, Nov. 4th for the benefit of the
Irving school, is an entertainer of the
most interesting type. Wherever she
has been heard reports state that her
audiences have been delighted. 1t is
through the influence of friends here
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FRIENDS.

Mrs. Otto Rabe entertained a sma1
company of friends 1t her new home,
AZ Williams street, last evening. The
affair was in the nature of a Hal
lowe'en party, and the decorations and
the program of games were character
istic of the season. In the contest Miss
Amy Riggs received the honors. The
hostess served a daintily arranged
course luncheon at the close of the
evening.
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ANNUAL BAZAAR.

The annual fair given by the Ev.
Emmanuel church, $50 Sibley street will
at noon Wednesday,, Nov. 2
and close Friday evening. a bounte-
Gus supper will be served by the ladies
Wednesday evening and luncheon and
ice cream at all times during the fair
in the church hall, where also many
useful articles for the home will be
on sac. One of the features will be
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A SCHOOL REPRESENTATIONS.

The pupils of Miss Clara Matthies'
room in the Munster school gave a
Halloween party at the close of school
yesterday. They spent the afternoon
pleasantly with games ar dcontests
and were served with refreshments.
The refreshments were appropriate for
the day and the children had decorated
the room with fall leaves and JACKIE
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guests remained until a late hour TO
enjoy the dancing, Mr.. Green furnished
the music ~for the dancing, There was
a very large attendance at the enter
tainrnent, and everyone reported hav-
ing had a delightful time.
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that her services have been obtained.
Mrs. Schaeffer will be assisted by local
talent including the High School or
chestra, Mr.. Leaning, Miss Wellie Nc
Daniel and Mr.. Elliott Conroy.
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CARE OF BULBS.

Don't be I'm a hurry to lift
} these roots and bulbs. Let them
remain In the ground to thor
} ouEhIy ripen and mature. Some
sunny day in the first part of 4
November dig the cannss md 4
dahlias carefully bake of the 4
loose dirt, and lay on boards In 4
, the sunshine. DO not cut the 4
} tops until the roots have dried
, for a few days, when h tops
, should 4be cut three or four
, inches from the roots. At night
, cover with a heavy blanket or
D carpet, 10 prevent their gather
b ing moisture. To make the mis-
, take of taking these roots d.
3 rectly to the cellar without ex-
3 possre to the air and sun for a
, few days is to invite failure.
. When ready for housing, place
. ON shelves some distance from
. the floor and spread out well;
. they will not endure heapine.
D The fall treatment of EIadioIi is
g practically the same, these
= bulbs ripen fairly well before
. pulling, 1ed once well dried can
. be hung Nm paper bags I'm a
. f~rost-proof room till spring. We
. like to dig these bulbs with a
q trosyei, watching for h small
. bulblets, which, If planted next
O spring, Will give fine bulbs for
. blooming the year after. 1t Is
= claimed that ~gladioii should not
q be planted twice In succession
y In the same place.
=
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The very latest notion in the little "a Or "bornet" which Is really
more OF a dainty head dress han a bona fde hat designed or street use.
This opera bonnet is Of gold net, wound round n round b head
and draped into a big knot tut of which rises a pale yellow aigrette.
The pretty frock, girlsh in its simplicity, is of yellow chiffon, laid
in pleats and confined with a gold colored satin sash. The embroidery
cross the top of the bodice is done with gold colored silk O. gold net
sleeves and yoke being made all in n piece
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MEALS FOR THE DAY.
Wednesday,, November I'd.

BREAKFAST
Baked Apples
Cereal with Sugar and Cream
Boiled Eggs Mullins
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Corn Fritters Hot Raised Biscuit
Stuffed Dates Cocoa
DINNER
Cream-of-Celery Soup Croutons
Beef Pie
Mashed POTATOES
Baked Cauliflower with Cheese
Apple Tapioca with Cream
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PULLERS

Skating at Chicago rink ev-
cry afternoon and evening. 1-5t
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GRAND UNION
s sEs sl!' HOTEL . ~:
STATION NEW YORK CITY award
ssssaee 70 ed fxen stssiSs Frss Man

the country store A fish pond Will
amuse the children besides other at
fractions. Proceeds will help to dimin-
ish the debt upon the new church. The
friends and public are cordially invited.
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BERNE ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mclaughlin
and daughter, Helen. of North Dakota
: visiting friends and relatives in
Berne and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bockelman
autoed Denison last Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Mohn, formerly
Of Berne and later Of; Ricketts,. visited
ct the home Of NJ. Lowry for q few
days before moving to Bronson,
where Mr.. Mohn will be ticket
agent st the G. & N. W. depot.
The Berne school had an Easter
program last week.
Mrs. Helen Johnston spent Easter
with friends and relatives at Kiron.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ,Dettmer are
visiting at the home Of Henry Brock
Gilman. Mr.. Dettmer has recently re-
turned from Germany. where he we'd
lded the choice Of his boyhood days.
They will visit friends Ia the neigh
borhood and then 60 to South Dakota
to make it their nome. They have
the good wishes Of a host Of friends.
Miss Minnie Plagge celebrated her
birthday the q inst. The crowd was
. pleasant surprise to Miss Minnie.
The event will live in the hearts Of
the young folks years to come.
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KIRoN ITEMS.

A4&stA N5-shHr ETAz1f HErHM
Arthur Benson went to Watertown,
Neb., last week to build q residence
for his broher, Fred. who is engaged
in the barber business at that point.
Arthur may locate in that town if
trade il prospective in his line Of
work.
Ed. Miller went to Minneapolis,
Mimi. last Saturday for a short stay.
William Strain left Saturday for
different points in the Dakotas and
will also visit real estate interests at
Cakes. Iowa.
Rev. Petrus Johansson, who has
spent . number Of months in the
United States. will visit Kiron this
week on his return trip t. Sweden.
he will preach at the Mission church.
next Friday evening and next Sunday
morning. i
Rev. q. Sundberg Of Meriden will
occupy the pulpit at the Free Mission
church next Sunday evening.
b. j. Strain. brother to the
Strains here and known by all the
Kiron people. was nominated for
mayor ct Schaller at the recent caucus.
Beda Olson, who accompanied the
Louis Larson family to- their new
home in Alcester, s. D., some weeks
ago, returned home last Friday.
She will keep house for her brother,
John. in Kircn, who has rented the p.
G. Petersen house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nord arrived.
from Kansas City last Friday expect
ing to remain over the summer.
Charles. who has farmed in Kansas
for . couple Of years, moved into
Kansas City last fall and attended ..
veterinary school during the winter
months. as he intends to take up that
line Of work for the future. He
intends to work with Veterinary Simp-
son at Denison during the coming
summer. We are pleased to see this
couple back to Old Iowa again.
z. W. Nelson returned on Wednes-
day morning together with y number
Of others from Chicago, where they
marketed cattle. Mr.. Nelson received
IS. 40 per cwt for his cattle and now
holds the record Of. receiving the high
est price for any cattle shipped to
Chicago from this locality. e. N.
Ssndstrom received $500 cwt for his
cattle and 5000 for his hogs. The
other shippers received good prices
considering their stock.
Arthur Cronquist returned home
Saturday from Chicago, where be is
taking = course in the veterinary busi-
ness. He has another year before he
graduates and expects to return In
September to finish the course. During
the vacation months he expects to
practice in Sac City.
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GOODRICH NEWS.

MHTNNNt A4afEf FE.EM LaN8D NiftI AfL
Asa Browns father has been visit
Ing them . few days.
Messrs. Fink. wilkinson and
Brogden and their wives attended the
surprise given James McKim Tuesday
evening in honor Of his birthday.
Abbie Winey was in Deloit Wednes-
day.
Mrs. "A. D. Whey went to Denison
Wednesday to have her hand dressed.
She 10 still getting along nicely and
will be glad when she can again use
her hand.
Remington Boys and Broder Boysen
shipped stock Saturday night.
Don Wilkinson attended the chicken
pie social Saturday night held in G..
y. Cose's building In Deloit.
Mr.. and Mrs Bennie Wingrove and
Q spent Sunday at Tom Munsey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McKim and Miss
Flint Sundayed at Watt Wilkinson's.
L. F. Morris and dsuhgter and Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Whey and children
ate their Easter dinner ats. d. New
tons.
U. S. Dunbar and family we're De-
lott visitors Saturday plight.
N ~ -tf 20 E&NArEM 2H.MHeMH
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MY NH4EF LHM4AR aGa"MNG NenyN rs sHe.Ae Ts-HtAt
Old, torn and dirty papers are usu.
ally regarded as articles without
value, but q market Is easily found
even for what are apparently the most
hopeless cases. At o cost Of about
1880 q ton they can be pulped, and
worked up into floor coverings. which
with q thickness of about one-third Of.
an inch have the durability and elias
tie tread Of linoleum. When we con
slider that the old papers cost say
4l.68 per ton the profits to be drawn
from this manufacture when 1t Is in.
right hands can be imagined. a new
flooring Of this kind must. however. be
oiled, after having been laid down,
with petroleum Or any cheap vege-.
table oil. This will prevent 1t from
going moldy, and will also enable It
to be waxed O vanished, whereby It
will become as durable and as bril-.
liant as the best inlaid wooden floors.
Great interest has arisen in Germany
with regard to this new industry, and
experiments are In progress to test
the effects of adding other bodies.
such as pitch and mineral pigments to
the paper pulp so as to manufacture
door coverings Of different colors and
qualities.
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Y ITEMS.

VIM. Meyers and family went to
Ricketts, Saturday to visit with rela-
tives over Sunday.
Claus Muenster was in Boyer the
latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Erickson spent
Sunday at Schlewsig.
Swan Nelson shipped one car Of
stock to Chicago Saturday. MIR.
Nelson went in with the shipment.
Morris McHenry was in Boyer Fri
day and Saturday surveying land be-
longing to Winans and Andersons
north Of town.
Aug. Linman went to Wall Lake
Tuesday evening.
Last Monday night . crowd Of young
folks gathered at the home Of Swan
Nelson to surprise Miss Edna Nelson
on her birthday. All present report
an enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwood Anderson
went to Denison Friday.
O. N. Graham and family went to
Denison Wednesday.
Miss Elvirna Petersen OF Kiron
visited at Ellwood Anderson's a few
days last week.
Miss Hattie Sievers came Tuesday
to stay at G. s. johnson for SONS
time.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Miss Meta Erickson and Mr..
Peter Petersen March 81, at the home
OF the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aug. Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Smith was
pleasantly surprised last Thursday
evening by q few of their intermediate
friends on their t~hirty-fifth wedding
anniversary.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson is home
from her stay at Denison.
David Andersen closed a successful
term Of school in Dist. No. S last Fri
day.
Mr.. Geo. Prentice and wife Sun
oayeo az UelOlt.
n. B. Hansen has resigned az
manager Of the Trans isaissippi
Grain Co. and Geo. P. Swartz being
his successor. E. a. Miller of.Sioux
City was here Friday and made the
transfer.
The Boyer Epworth League held
their Easter program at the M. II.
church last Sunday night. Although
they took such q short time to prepare
they gave q very good program. A
good number were out to hear the
truths Of the gospel explained BY
the young people.
Next Sunday afternoon. April 8. a,
2 O'Clock q Sunday School convention
will be held at the Boyer church.
IA good convention is planned,
Everybody are welcome.
Sammy Nswcom is again with Vi
: happy az ever.
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MORGAN ITEMS.

Herman Krohnke returned home
from Sioux City March %. where he
has been several days on business.
he purchased MANY head Of cattle.
Many friends Of Mrs. Aug. Mohr
gathered at her home Monday evening.
March 81, to help celebrate her birth
day. All reported a good time.
Mrs. JacoD Jensen entertained rela-
tives and friends in honor OF her birth
day March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mas from
near Mapleton were visiting last week
at the Mohr home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul voss and Master
Howard of Denison were visitors Ct
Mrs. Herman Krohnke's, their daugh-
ter last week returning homs Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jensen and
daughter, Della. attended a party at
Henry Kuehl's in Northeast Morgan.
The party was given in honor Of Miss
kuehl's birthday.
A Mr.. Herner Of Schleswig has
moved his family on Mr.. Krohnke's
farmythree miles west Of Schleswig
and will farm the same.
Mrs. Luella Hover, teacher 10 Dist.
No. S accompanied by her daughter.
Buls, left for Denison last Friday
where she will spend her spring vaca-
tiOn Of one week.
Miss Bonney, who has been teaching
in Dist. No. 8, resigned and went to
Denison. From there she will 60 to
her home in Buck Grove. She intends
to remain home this spring.
Willie Jensen is working for his
uncle, Ed. Struck, this spring.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF The COUNTY
~ News Gathered by Our Efficient Corps
~ Of Correspondents All Over Crawford.
County.
N~lsHNAHoTNY ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. HamannI %anddaugh-
ter. Annie. were Denison callers
Wednesday.
Miss Ida Meyer and cousin from
Charter Oak were visitors at the
Henry Meyer home Tuesday.
Mis-. Christina Suhr Of Dow City 10
visiting at the John Hamann home
this week.
james McGinn called at the VIM.
Mullenger home Wednesday evening.
Herman Lokmiller, wife and daugh.
ter, Hilds. were Denison shoppers
Friday.
Tommy McMahon 10 spending ! few
days with his uncle, Tom Hassett.
Henry Petersen and wife together
with August Loewe and family were
guests cf Rob Snow and wife on Fri
day.
The Misses Laughran were guests
of Mrs. Perion Sunday.
Miss Ross Tate Sund syed at the
parental home.
I'd. kAhler spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. John Steckelberg.
Henry and Willie Kuhl called at
the Aug. Hamann home Wednesday
evening.
Willie Buyens was t~ransacting bu 81
ness in this vicinity Friday.
Nh. and Mrs. Harry Mundt were
pleasantly surprised by . number of
their friends last Wednesday evening.
a very pleasant time was enjoyed BY
all.
Miss Ruby Mullenger was the guest
Of her friend. Miss Bertha Gessmar.
Monday evening.
Willie Mundt marketed hogs in
Denison Saturday.
Jim Nehls was an over Sunday
visitor at the James Laughran home.
Jake R%usterholz, wife and daughter
S~undayed at the parental home.
Fritz Mundt was the guest of
Charley Gessman Sunday.
August Loewe and wife and Henry
Petersen and wife were visitors at the
Stisnkuhler home Friday evening.
Miss Alice Ta.e Is visiting in Deni-
Q with her aunt, Mrs. Pete Portz,
this week.
Mrs. Will Mullenger and daughter
were callers ct the Hamann home
Monday.
William S%ucksdorf, wife and child
.sd were pleasant visitors with Willie
Mundt aud family Sunday.
John McGinn was visiting with rela-
tives in Defiance Sunday.
The Kshler Bros. had their thresh-
Ing machine treated to = new coat Of
paint last week.
Miss Alvena Hamann and brother.
Henry, were visitors at the Wenzel
home Sunday.
Frank and Henry Steckelberg were
visitors at VIM. Schnoor's Sunday.
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HANOVER ITEMS.

MNANHt4N GEHsNs 4EIsET
The Messrs. Henry and ALDER.
Lentz visited at Mr.. John Pithan's
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hagge visited.
at Mr.. John Pithan's, q couple Of days
last week.
John Mack and little son. Edward,
were Ricketts, callers Wednesday.
Mr.. Emil Pautsch returned from
Chicago Wednesday. He went ia
with his carload Of cattle.
John Maack and wife visited at
john Pithan's Sunday evening.
Miss Della Hannah and Miss
Loretta Heffernan were Charter Oak
shoppers Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Pithau
Saturday morning q fine . baby girl.
Albert Lentz drove over to Ute one
day last week.
"A party was given at the home Of
Justice HenninRs last Tuesday even
ing. All report q very pleasant
time.
Mrs. Emil M%essenbrink visit ed at
John Pithan's Sunday afternoon.
The spring term of school COM
menced at the Samuelson school house
this week with Miss Hannah Heffernan
as teacher.
Misses Elsie Samuelson and Marie
Kuhlman visited at Frank Browns
one afternoon this week.
Mrs. Peter Sasees returned from
Illinois Saturday, where she went to
attend the funeral Of a brother.
Miss Loretta Heffernan visited at
John Pithan's last Sunday.
Emil Pautsch purchased ) new auto
mobile from John Tamm Of Denison
this week.
Miss Annie Drummer was a Charter
Oak caller Saturday.
A birthday party was given at the
home of Fred Nemitz Sunday after
noon A large crowd attended and
sll report q good time.
Ernest Mack and his sister. freda.
were visitors at August Maack's Sum
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Pautsch and
daughter, Elva. visited at Mr.. Chr is
Neddermyers' Sunday afternoon and
went over in their new auto.
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KENwooD 1TEn1s.

r.-yRF N4Het7se taNME KS N
Miss Lucy Keans spent Sunday
with her parents at Buck Grove from
her school duties at the Center.
MI. and Mrs. Jas. Turner were
Arion callers on Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Schafer and daughter.
Alta we're calling in relatives at Dow
City On Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Myers were
Denison callers or Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McCord were
calling on Dow City relatives on Fri
day evening.
Irving Myers spent Saturday in
Denison.
G. Saxton andifamily moved the first
of the week to a farm near Denison.
Nj. and Mrs. Oscar Fienhold drove
to Denison Saturday and spent Sunday
at the Owens home.
Mrs. Duncan and ron were guests
at the VIM. .Schouten home near Dow
City on Sunday.
Mr.. PLATE Of Hitchcock. s. D.,
was greeting friends in this vicinity
last week.
Mr.. Will Rockwell departed for
South Dakota last Tuesday morning
on q visit.
Mrs. Barnes Of Ute was visiting
with her niece, Mrs. Malone, q few
days last week.
Mr.. F. W. Fienhold was . visitor
at the county capital on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bramley drove to
Denison on Saturday.
Mrs. Zeph. Fienhold visited her
sister, Mrs. Milo Kelly, near Arion
Friday.
Mrs. Fishel Of near Dow City was
q guest at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Sam Fox. Jr.. last week.