The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21
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Mrs. VIM. Denoma went to Lynch,
Nebraska Tuesday.
Noel and Kenneth Pinard went to
Geddes Tuesday for . short visit.
Mrs. A. j. Swsrtz went to Sioux
City " ednesday for q short visit.
Mrs. Fritts and daughter have gone
to Alcester to visit for a short time.
Remember that A. C. knight gives
away . sewing machine next Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Truax went to
Mitchell last Saturday in their car. re-
turning Tuesday.
Mrs. G. F. Dresselhuys and daugh-
ter Miss Nyda went to Omaha last
Friday for q visit with relatives.
H. d. James has accepted the in
vitation to be the orator of the day
ut the Fourth of July celebration at
Platte.
Mrs. Silvis went to Tabor Wednes-
day, where she will visit with her
daughter, who is IN attendant at the
school there.
Roy Harvey is home from st. JOS
eph's School st Dubuque Iowa. where
be hss finished two years of the three
year, course.
Jack London has gone to Sioux
City, thinking that perhaps a short
rest and q change of Genes would help
him back to his old self.
doctors Stuart and Pailthorp went
over to Sioux Falls by auto Wednesday
to take in the good times that the Elks
afford in that city at their Carnival or
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
Miss Pearl Cole went to Cedar
Falls, Iowa, Wednesday, where she
will attend the summer session of the
Iowa State Normal School. She has
just completed . successful nine
months term of school at Ravinia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Huffman have
gone to Sioux City, whore they viii
make their future home. Mr.. Huff.
man has been employed in the Price
Pharmacy. He will take q position
with the Todd-Baker Drug Compan,
in Sioux City.
The merchants of Wagner are very
generous with their customers. Mr.
Wolfe gave away q piano last Satur
day. Mr.. knight will give away {
sewing machine next Saturday and Mr..
Price will give away a motorcycle the
following Saturday, June 70. Our
dealers appreciate their customers
trade and are willing to do everything
in their power to show their appreci
ation and to deserve it at ell times
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.. Pescinowsky
will 60 to CORTLAND, Kansas the lat
ter part Of this month where they viii
make their future home. Mrs. Pesci
nowskys parents own . large. very
we'll improved farm in the neighbOr
hood Of that city, and as they want t.
retire. have asked Tony and his wife
to come there and assume complete
charge Of the premises, crops ant
stock. We are sorry to e this esti
mable young couple leave Wagner but
We rejoice with them in having thi,
exceptional opportunity. Since he de
cided to 60 Mr.. Pescinowsky has beef
offered 8 position on the road with
machinery house at the pleasing salar,
Of $500 and commission but the farm
looks good enough for him.
Miss Lucille James, who has BEEF
attending All Saints School at Siou,
Falls the past year. returned home las
Thursday evening. Shortly befor
coming h.sme tha school held closing e,
e~rcises in which the young lady too
part The Argus-Leader had q lon
account Of the entertainment, in whicI
We find the following complimentary,
notice relative to her work: 18th
first Of the closing exercises of Al
Saints School was . beautiful operetta
entitled. "Florinds,' given by the pu
pills Of the intermediate grades las
evening in recreation hall. The cur
tain rose on . woodland scene, in tn
foreground Of which was . band of til
daintiest Of fairies. Their fairy dane
and welcome to Fortuna, their beauti
ful queen. won the applause heartily o
thn lavmn ~s1i~rrn Thu mart If Ecp