Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-02-24
North l'aFsS. settlers Ina means
enJoyabiy pass the w.n1e. evensas
lust the same

J. /. Owens will depart from LIN
ton and make their home al Bewalv.
5. y. Mr. Owens has eel in
charge Of the Advocate at tNa
years, and has made many friends
in Linton Pleasant-mannered and
obllging. he and his estimable wfe
will be greatly missed here John
ny has arranged 10 purchase his
journalistic first nNe the Eowdle
Pioneer, a paper which was founded
by Mr. Owens
Last THURSDAY evening 1 namer-
ously attended surprise party III
honor of 4. n Junge was held at the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs l3ngc.
and those who attended say it was
one of the most enjoyable affairs If
the kind II has ever been their for
tune To attend lh@ evening va,
spent IN playing progressive neula.
there being nine tables. rwclye
games We're PLAYED. the science
prize gong to Elmer Fogle and the
BOBBY prize % Wallc kyes whose
mind was distracted hv what he was
seeing on his trip TO Michigan and
who Won only five games That.
the occasion was an interesting one
is proved by the fact that the party
4 which began al $40. did not end
until after , o'clock in the morning
Mrs. .lunge was assisted IN enter
tanning hy her sister.in Law. Mr. f..
/. Atha. and b. The following ladies
who are members OF the ungc
houschld The Misses Thompson.
Everson, Westeen, Burke and Bea-
strom. Floyd Atha also assisted
and Master Alton .lungc kept
track of the games and punched
the winners cards until the god of
sleep put glue ON his eyelids BE
sides the members of the family
there were present the following
named guests. +, L. Atha, w. O.
Irwin. Carl Norlander, W. c. VOL
verton, Frank Kohl, G. \ Patterson,
A. M. Britts, J l.. Owens, H. f.
Paul. Edward lSraddock. X. .I.Crain.
q. III. Naramre H H. Hanson,
Aug. Obermeirr, Albert Tough, f..
A. King, :. J lIagg. Mendeo-
WITT, l.. A Weathcrhy. +. j Pietz,
+. X. Schilling, ] a. Lang. II. n.
| Turner. Scott Cameron. Wallace
i kyes, w. Il. Petric. F,l Kruger. PC.
Rocks. L. Wittmaycr. Thos. Jones.
II. Pettis. Jay Smith, VIM. Rasmus,
+. d. Fogle, J A SLENDER. d. X.
Streeter. AT midnight the games
We're discontinued long enough for
the guests to partak Of a luncheon
served by the ladies.
a Washington-l-incoi Program.
Last Monday the pupils of tho
seventh and eighth grades and tn.
4 primary room of the Linton schools
gave the following program of cxer-
cises in honor Of the man who was
first in war, first in peace and first
in the hearts of his countrymen Z.
4 and of that Christ-like character
who struck the shackles of slavery
| from the limbs of millions Of human
beings
Song starspangled Banner Sex
enth and eighth grades.
/ Tributes to Washington and Lincoln
It's Splendid % Live So Grandly.
j Margaret Macnider.
My Country SON Willie lostle.
/ Love the Name Of Washington.
Vernon Fischer
Washington Florence Gillespie
4 Song: Little George Washington.
4 Primary.
Honor the Women, Too Florence
Petrie.
j Cannot BE Washington. Marion
Coventry.
III Am But Little Boy Harold
4 Cole.
I've Heard the Beautiful Stories.
Crystal Gauss
Washington Song Seventh and
! eighth grades
Washington Farewell Address.
Norman Datfinrud.
4 Abraham Lincoln. Ruth Weatherbv
j. He Went to War Berthold Riedlin-
ger.
1 Our Abraham MaDel McCulIeg
y Cherry Pies Dewitt Dorman.
My Country's Flag Howard carley
Song The Sunns Southland Phi
The Blue and the Gray jenny
Meier
Sometimes Mamma Calls Me Cen
eral. Charlie Jhesro0n
settvshurg Address. Donald Paul
Abraham Lincoln opal Ilagelnan
A Little Boy John Creig
Barbara fritchie Gertrude o,auss..
Wave the Ronny Flag Pri,narV
Drill Daughters If the Grill Wa,
Song America. School
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