The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1911-12-28
NEWS.
FULLERTON.

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Miss Laura Pazandak is over from
Berlin for the holidays.
The German Lutheran minister from
Kuhn held services in Fullerton on
Tuesday, December 26th at the church.
Rosebud people had their annual
Christmas tree and fine program in
the large school house, which was we'll
attended.
It is rumored that the Paulson black
smith shop is about to change hands,
parties in Michigan being the prospec-
tive buyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schandelmeier
and son. Clyde left last Wednesday
evening for kirkland, ILL.,, for visit
with relatives.
The family of Frank Bommerbach
left Saturday evening for Hankinson
to spend Christmas with the parents of
Mrs. Bommertach.
Miss Julia Olson of the Pazandak
school left Saturday evening for Min
neapolis, to spend the holidays with her
mother and brother.
Miss Caroline Garfield, of the school
southwest Of town, had program and
tree Friday evening which was well at
tended and passed off fine.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Johnson and
Leslie left Saturday evening for Camp
bell, Mimi, to spend Christmas with
Mrs. Henry Rose and family.
Mrs. A. P. Morey entertained F. W.
Teichmann and family, Ross Garfield
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S.
johnson of Ellendale at the Christmas
dinner.
Miss Webster, of the Gambler school.
and Miss Morey of the Zimbleman
school, united and had tree and fine
program at the school of the latter on
Saturday evening which was we'll at
tended.
On Sunday, Dec. 18th, at the Ger
man services at the Zimbleman school
house the babes of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Gemar, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zimble-
man, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Billig-
meier were presented for baptism.
The Dave family spent Christmas at
the Thomas home where there was also
a tree. The Koester family dined at
the home of August Wedell and the
families of Will Lucke and Jonas An
derson at Robert Kuhn's.
/ Those who attended Sunday school
last Sunday had the pleasure of hear
ing Phillips Brooks Christmas Carol,
sung by Mrs. W. E. Lubens. Although
it was blustery day, the attendance
was forty-one and the country people
were there, too.
i Frank Van Middlesworth and wife
had their annual family reunion on
Christmas day and all of their family
were present, also the families of
G. M. Gambler and C. H. Curtis. This
was also their thirty-third wedding
anniversary and it is safe to say that
they had q fine time.
The Fullerton town school closed on
Friday afternoon with fine program
and tree, teachers and pupils exchang-
ing gifts. A large number of the par
ents were present. The Misses Eaton
and Edwards went to their respective
homes, but Miss Schinabarger stays
here for the two weeks.
| One of the most joyous occasions for
a long time was the Sunday school
Christmas party last Saturday after
noon in Kingsley hall. Those present
were the boys and girls who have been
faithful attendants of the Fullerton
Sunday school, their teachers and su.
perintendents. Games of all kinds
were played, after which a generous
supply of sandwiches, cake, cookies,
apples and oranges were passed. The
crowning event was when the large
curtain was rolled up, displaying {
pretty Christmas tree from which eacl
one present was given box of treats
and small remembrance from the
J, teacher. The superintendent was pre-
sented with a beautiful Bible from thu
2 school, which was most certainly ap
preciated. The party was pronounced
) a decided success in every way and al
were glad indeed that they belonged t.
! the Fullerton Sunday school. Tn,
: teachers and officers wish to express
thanks to Messrs. Klein & Lee for tn,
: use Of the hall; also thanks to the othe
business men of Fullerton for donation
T of various kinds. May they be re
warded for their generous Christina
= spirit that made SO many boys AM
girls hapDy.