The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-04-05


Makota orchestra game up from
Yanktcn Friday and played at the ban
quet givendin honor Of Father Kelly
at the opera house that even ing.
We are informed that Miss. Eszel
Dunsmors, who has been suffering Of
pneumonia, 10 somewhat improved,
but her sister, Edna, who 10 sufferin g
Of the same malsdy. remains ABOUT
the same.
b. j. Flannery was at Tab.r Friday
where he closed a deal for q REQ tour
ing car. He has not brought it to
Wagner yet, owing to the bad condi-
tion Of the roads between Tabor and
Tyndall.
Hon. G. H. Dillon. candidate of
congress, will speak at Wagner on
Monday evening, April 22st, at s
o'clock on the principles Of Popular
Government. Everybody come and
hear him.
H. D. James and wife returned
home Friday evening from q few d avs
visit in Sioux City and Sioux Falls,
where Mr.. James was look ing after
lie gal matters in connection with the
Naeve bankruptcy case.
A. G. Knight returned home Friday
evening from Alcester, where he had
been called by the serious illness of
his mother. T. w. Knight, who
has been seriously i'll the past two
weeks, is reported by DR.. Pinard as
being somewhat improved.
Miss Zelpha Stroh was q royal
entertainer last Saturday afternoon
from 2 tii! s when seventeen of her
little friends/were present to help her
celebrate her birthday. A very duinty
lunch vas served in the Hotel parlors
afterwhich the little guests returned
to their homes.
7. ]. Gregg was in town from his
ranch down near the river w ednesday,
and while in conversation with him he
informed as that his daughter. Mrs.
Dennis, underwent . successful opera
tion for appendicitis at q Sioux City
hospital last week.
A number of her little girl friends
gave Viola George q pleasant surprise
praty on Tuesday evening of this
week. The time was enJoyably spent
in playing games and other innoc ent
amusements. At ten O'CLOCK a dsinty
three-course luncheon was served.
The weather this week has been
very much on the order of spring.
While the tenn perature has rot risen
rapidly, the days have been very
pleasant and the sun has been doing
good work towards putting the soil in
shape to receive the seed. Farmers
begun their spring seeding Monday
and Tuesday and operations along that
Incl are in full blast.
The Catholic ladies will give their
annual dance and supper on Monday
evening, April 9th. The dance will
be given in the opera house and the
supper served in the DINING room OF
the Star hotel. All are most cordially
invited to attend this, the first after
lent dance.
We are informed that the Wagner
Lawn Tennis association are making
preparations to get the local courts in
shape and otherwise get into shape to
make thar pastime . leading feature
of the town the coming season. A
meeting 10 to be hello within q few
days when the future of the assertion
will be fully discussed.
We have been afforded the pleasure
Of reading . book entitled "Bohemis
and The Cechs," through the couriescy
of Fred Encha who nniforms M hs
will present the book to the schoo
library. This book gives = history Of
the country. the people, institutions
and the geography of the kingdom.
together with accounts Of Moravis
and Selicia.
A fine reception and banquet was
given at the Opera house last Friday
evening in honor Of Rev. Kelly. who II
a00n Ia lanva far an0thor foll ~