The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-28


Miss Rose Sheehan visited relatives
at armour owe Friday night.
Quite a number from Wagner a.
tended the dance at Dante last Saiur-
day night.
Elmer Grimes returned to work Mon
day after a weeks vacation forced by
sickness.
A. F. Heligss and Ed Youngbluth
made a business trip to Sioux City the
first of the week.
Mrs. Millend. mother of Mrs. H. S.
Tammen, returned to Yaokton Tuesday
after a visit in Wagner.
Greenwood was defeated by Avon on
the Greenwood diamond last Friday,
with a score of only "a to Ia.
Bring in your mower sickles and we
will sharp IN them at G5 cents each
c. c. James.
It's ha I'd to believe it but it is q
fact that the glorious Fourth will be
with US aQah in another week.
The curfew is ringing again now
each night as a warning to all under
sixteen years of age to beat q basty
retreat.
Mrs. Walters, accomanied by her
granddaughter Mamie Hilbert. started
back to her old home 10 Pennsylvania
Tuesday for . visit.
Miss Mabel Sloan, a sister of Mrs.
Chas. Ehrismann, visited here the past
week, returning to her home in Sioux
City, Iowa, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Blackman and
son Roscoe went to Lake Andes Satur-
day to visit over Sunday. Mrs. Black
man remained until Thursday.
Mrs. Dripps, of Verdell, Nebraska,
returned to her home last week. She
had been IN Wagner to attend the Odd
Fellows Memorial Day Services.
Mas. Frank B. Wood and two
daughters returned to their home near
Presho last Thursday. Mrs. Wood is q
daughter of Mrs. C. v. Campbell and
had been visiting in Wagner.
A. Speaker. w. B. Hawkey, W. C.
| Stewart and their wives, Joe Meteor
mick and George Speaker went to Tyn-
dali last Friday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. S. X. nvoltenburg. n of
the oldest residents of BonHomme
County, who died at Tnydall on June
20. aged Sc years.
DIR. Murtaugh, who has gained
many friends in his position as agency
physician at Greenwood, and family
left Thursday for Phoenix. Arizona.
where be has been given a deserved
promotion as agent at tha Moapa res
ervstion. The worthy family carries
with it the best wishes of everyone
VINO knew them.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Rubertus re-
turned from their visit at Montevideo.
| M innesota, the first of this week.
Their daughter, Miss Loretta, and Mrs.
Rubertus' two sister, Misses Marie
and Helen Aarnes, accompanied them
here for q visit. The entire distance,
26O miles, was covered by them in
tteir Ar in one day, making q good
run and q pleasant trip.
II. B. Lewis was in Wagner on
Tuesday and while here made arrange
ments to show pictures of the sinking
Of the Titanic in the opera house on
Saturday evening. He has over fifty
fifty colured stersopticon views OF
the ship, ranging from itr building to
its sinking. A lecture will accomp-
any the exhibition. which will give q
full explanation and will also bring
out the salient parts of the testimony
given before the investigating com
mittee at Washington. There will
also be . full program of motion pic.
lures in addition. showing only fea-
ture films. The show is highly com
menied wherever 9
Mike O'Hare, of Maurice. Iowa.
bought the w. w. Cochran farm north
east Of town this week through ths
Wagner Real Estate Company. Mr..
O'Hare already owns q good farm
south Of Ravinia ard likes Charles Mix
County prospects so well that he wants
to increase his holdings. He says that