The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1912-01-26

frem tters went b different parts n
Western Iowa. calling on relatiyesl.
III. Depksr II still feelIag smother
carload 81 eattle ard i Of hogs
xhiehg ~ expects 70 market IN the
spfina.
Tie East Side Cafe put, out fine
oyster stews.
Nh. Jenc Safley, accompanied b.
her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Safely,
and son, g. X. Safley, left yesterday
morning for Burbank to attend thu
funeral Of Mrs. Ray Safely, wife OF
her eldest D d The bereaved ones
have the deep sympathy OF their
many Wagner friends.
h. d. James, president Of the PLATTE
Line Commercial Club Association, in
forms % that he has just received
word from officials Of the Milw auket
road that . change Of running timr 81
the passenger on this line would 60 I'M
to effect Oh Feb. 4. The train will 60
east one hour later ID the morning and
return one hour earlier in the evening
under the new schedule.
I have some fine young German pred
canary birds, No. ! singers, for sale.
Mrs.. Margaret Williams, 3 mics souti
west Of Wagner. 2tpt.
Joe Sci uldt Is here from Merrill,
Iowa, where he has made his home for
the last two years, visiting his parents
and other relatives. He He has rented
1 farm there and expects to return
shortly to taxe up bis duties a. farmer
Joe. A. ne il still enjoying single
blessedness, there IL some danger OF
some comely Wagner Miss capturing
bis ELECTION snd compel him to ma Ike
i home for two.
John Burke left the latter part of
at week for Sheldon, Iowa. calling
on friendss. Mr.. Dennis Putnam vino
formerly lived here On his fathers
place two miles north Of town and
then went on ! homestead in Trip
county, il there with his parents ser
iously iii, which. especially u the OBJ
ject ofM /. burke's trip. The many
friends mere Of Mr.. Putnam wish him
speedy ercovrey ana that he will
loon be able to rejoin his family or
The Rosebud reservation.
Acting upon an invitation from DR..
Pinard the orchestra met at the
pleasant home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pinard
last Sunday evening for rehearsal.
After the work IA hand wss disposed
q. Mrs. Pinard sprung l very nsdts
prise on those present by inviting
them to the dining room where q mos
lainty and palatable lunch was sery
ia. The orchestra members were yer,
profuse with their thanks to Mrs
Pinard for the fine treat and departed
tor their homes highly pleased will
the hospitable treatment accorded
them that evening.
Mi. and Mrs. John Wysuph enter
tanned the members Of the pitch cluI
il their pleasant home northeast q
Wagner last Sunday evening. Til
irst prizes we're wonSDy Mesdames Jno
Otto an Jnno. Wysuph. while Messrs
Otto and Wysupn were awarded TIL
body prizes. witch we're . duck cal
and ! rubber doll Of the squeakinl
xind. The hostte1s served . ver.
semping lunch. sitter which the tim
~ gwen over TO listening to songs y,
! male quartette. recitation BY Ilcy'
1tto, The Yankee recitation b.
Iohnris Fitsssrald, " The College OF
CAM ! talk On bachelor life BY Elmel
Mann; ! german song ~ Master Teddl
diunzman; song. When Father Lai'
the Carpet on the Stairs.' BY Loni'
McKsnna; violin solo ~ Maste1piarr.
Otto; hesitation. When Father Cary
"a ~ Duck. ~ Orvills Otto, and !
slog 81 John Utto and John Wysuph
NJ. 20, ~ on the program Tor
socal solo, but his phone being cat 9
,rder II WIS impossible q notify him
II ! late hour the guests "a departs'
feeling that they had besn roxally en-
tsrtainsd.
John MISUN THE TAILOR OvEI
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