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La Junta tribune., 1913-02-01
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Misses Helen McNo.n and Frances
Robinson spen, Monday Ia Pueblo
Mrs Rober, Anderson and child.
rem spent this week a, Rocky Ford
The Fortnish,iy Club will m.., this
afternoon with Mrs. J Quay Caap-
man
The North La Jun'a Bib,e Glass
met Tuesday night with Mr. / +.
Osborn
The Fouur O'Clock Club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. John
Holly. nj tn. home Of her mother.
Mrs X. A. S,ecn.
I'D EN,ait is building handsome
seycn-room bungalow on the Rcy.
nolds' farms. Just east OF the O'Ncil
school house
c. $. Mckinley and II G. Durall,
OF Fowler. were county seat visitors
last Tuesday having business to al
tend TO In the probate court IN the
Sorrenson estate.
NV fNEt4rA NhNAfN " VI iN'ffiAk -
food sale az stark's store every first
and third Saturday Of each month.
Baked beans. bread. pies. cakes. etc.
VIII be offered for sale
owen Donahue Of Portland. Colo
son OF r T. pouanue. Of this city.
writes TO La lunta friends and chron-
icles the arrival OF fine baby dBugh.
tyr at his home last Sunday morn.
ing.
Jim FLYNN made trip 70 La Jun
IA last Saturday to visit his friend
J X DYE state parole officer. who
i- critically sick He made the run
down in his rcd devil' IN two
hours and twenty mlnuics Return
.ug he covered the distance in ono
hour and forty minutes That's ro-
Ing some Pueblo Chleftain
sam FauiL1sr OF the Bent Conn.
ty Abstract Company IS moving his
office 10 tho court house Having
become deputy clerk Of the district
court be- viii be situated az the
CONT house. where ne can not only
attend 20 his Official business. but
ha in better shape 10 attend "a his
prir5ir business Rent County Dem
nrrat
IH the last issue of the Swink Ad-
gorafo a change ~ ownership Was an
r1lHerd. T Holmes. father Of
pro Suink family Journal. and pub
Hsrr- dUHH= The past tbrc years. r.
trims. and being succeeded hy l. p
Parsons latn % Minneapolis. Ninn
Fa-euelI aud hhl. and NAV both -
v7 sVinE editorial scribe, I've long
ANA prosper
in another column ~ this issue
you uu find Ru advertisement ~
fht public sa1e O.; 1ohH T. FJ ldersnu
thr D. 81 Moore rsrch. thrre
miles ra.1 arI ono milo south 90 Ia
rrE- lu fhr Garden ot Eden on
q arEaE February o. laIs Fi.c.
sIN m'irH COWS bFf.-- hogs
farming mr',muts s,e. wiz D.
t.arsrt uf f0 H- bllffu bidder
fI O. i1lo-s packed up an BE-
aueHrs ba books. auf otire flr.
arEr ard s5l hereafter narfier
aU m nr city and ngaff rf ueD.
e,r. sIrl Jrees o. the Virtr-leo
hn.Iflra ft, expects fn retain mnlh
of DIS Baaf county busiarss aut ~nl
maka regular Visits 90 esrs for it
ard I1 keep i1 touch sith -,aoin
sra 90 keen in touch vua his land
Interests Las Auimas Leader
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-01
aaoAouet, P,i,lsa fsr paA,r5,

u Toe uatt.r 90 rsl..
bankrupt. in bsa krtrt
90 tbg Hon0Tabla Rot Lewis
Juire ot thv u.trii t % tht
UBHvd States Or o. riat u
Coioraao.
James r,us rt Or 1ta. m
thH rruHy aG urrHl. ana 81 col
orado la said district e,tfully
rpr.s-as bat oa Il. day %
nntenbcr last uasf rr luiy al
iudgcd Bankrupt under Ncis ~
Congress retains ta urupie -
that D. has duly sarr. an hl.
progery and E,sh's 90 r ~. ssd
has tally complied v.rf . ,hc ~
aaircmeuts at said Acts aI or the
orders % tbs Cauft E ug his
bankruptcy.
Whrreforo. BE- pTaNs F.a be mas
d Ac,rv~d hy ilr Ca-H have =
tgii discharsv fram an d... iroushlr
arAInst his estate uudsr . 4 bank.
rupt Aets. except sugh l.a As Ar
excepted hy ss from sagt .chars.
nat,d ihp l>'h dsy g Ianusry
isis
JNMES POTTS
Ia k-upt.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-01

ORDER or NOTICE THeRrIN
nIstric, Of Colorado. SIS. Or rUs
1,tn day Of January. \. b. isl an
reading the foregoing petition
discharge. 1t Is ordered by the -r.
that hearing br had upon the .ue
on tHe s>fh day OF Marc 49,
o. laIg. before samuel u r.
referee iu bankruptcy. at roou .n
e0l n the Federal Building n
,hlu. lH said district. al ten
ip tho forenoon. aud tha,
tharsot b. published Ia the Ia
Tribune. newspaper printed b. f
district and that all known q,
and other persons 90 Interest o.. .
pear az he said time and plar I
SHOW cause. ii any they have
the prayer ot said petitioner
ugt b., srauj'd
Aud Do .s further ordered b. a
gourf that ssid referee shall H
mail to au known creditors.
oi said petition and this ori
dressed GO them az thrir pla of
residence ls stated
Witness ttr honorable Eol
LOWS igj.e Jt the said cour l
fHr sr1l uar.ol az Purblu. f
district al lH -su tsy Il
THfr
USEAL uF THE COJRTl
CHARLES W. BiSUOP d
UF Gardner Al Ir...r. n,aut. ...rl
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-01

osi ss or NOTICE THEgEoN.
pts,rics os Ceiora3o. - oa thi.
.,;h a2y u January 4 o.. isi5.
% r-aaiss tAe teC~<oinE pst,lsn Or
siscaArse. II /. orter~i b. iar Court.
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ea tao ->,h say % Marc 4 n.
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In the r~4erAi Rssitiax a. 20 bso. Ia
sah District. ., seu e'eiosk 10 sAe
earva<~sa. AsA that ne,scs ihrreef ~
paslhA~4 In The Ia Jua,A Tria ass. Q
a~vsvApes sssa,~d In .Al1 Dis ries, anA
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A~~As In ta,eers; =As aPgcas q
the sAA ,s,s~ a>S slaec sad shsv
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24
Young People Entertained.
From SATURDAYS Daily,


Mrs. NJ. Garner entertained a par
ty of thirty-five young people at her
home on Fifth street at a Hallowe-
'en party last night. The party was
given for the seventeen young la.
dies who are making their home
with Mrs. Carney this year, and an
equal number of young men. The
rooms were decorated in orange and
black leaves, pumpkins and paper
being used. The lights were all
covered with orange paper, and the
archways between the rooms were
arranged with draperies of popcorn
and apples strung in ropes.
AS the young men, entered the
house they were met by Witches and
blindfolded Each man was then
ushered to the second floor by way
of the basement, kitchen and other
rooms in tie house Several of the
young ladies were dressed as
ghosts, and there were also for
tune tellers. Games were played
during the earl5' part of the even
ing and later the guests enjoyed
dancing. Miss Jones of Lake Crys-
tai played.
Refreshments were served and
the party proved to be a very. de-
lightful affair.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24
FTom Saturdays Daily.
Reception by Rev. and Mrs. T. r.

SaQen,
More than two hundred people
attended the reception given at the
home OF Rev aud Mrs. T. Ross Pa
Gen last evening. Most of the
guests were members of tie Presby-
terrain church, but there was a
group of Baptist visitors, and n
number Of people who are members
Of the ether churches of the city
called.
The house vas very prettily dee
GRATED in fall foliage and berries,
and was very attractive. Mrs. J..
II. Brandrup had charge of the dec
orations. Mrs. Padep was assist
ed by Mrs. F. NJ. Currier. Mrs c..
D. Snow, Mrs. o. Little. Mrs. Doug
las Little, and the young ladies Of
Mrs. ". d. Wizards Sunday school
class.
During the evening delightful
music was given by 4 new Edison
rhonograpl. which Mr.. and Mrs.
Conner Jones loaned and operated.
A number of very fine new records
were played and the guests We're
much interested and pleased with
that part of the evenings pleasure.
The entire evening was pleasant
one and the guests enjoyed the op-
portunity for social intercourse.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24
Many Potatoes COMING In

A. G. Burkhardt, who is represent
ing the Poz Produce company of
Plainview, Mimi, is III the city buy.
ing potatoes from the Indian Lake
growers. AT present he Is combining
his attentions to those growers only
but expects to buy generally dur
ing the coming week He is paying
81 cents a bushel. Mr.. Buckhardt
said, that so far the potatoes had
been of such a quality that the use
of the screen had not been neces.
sary but he would resort to It's use
if occasion demanded. L. H.. Ma.
ger. of Waterloo. Ia. is in the city.
buying potatoes for a produce COM
pany in that city.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24
Gopher State Plans II
Exhibit In Norseland
From Saturdays Daily.

'foH lazy.
More than 100 Norwegian-Ameri-
cans yesterday met in the senate
chamber II the state capitol in re-
Sponse to a call by Governor A. o,
Eberhart, ard organized the Minneso-
to Norway 1914 Centennial Exposition
association. and adopted preliminary
plans to insure Minnesota representa-.
ton at the Norwegian independent
centennial exposition May II at
Christiana.
A fund of $4,000 was pledged in sub
scriptions of 500 each by individuals
present, On the suggestion of Sam
Rask. Blooming Prairie, who heads
the list of contributors. An execu.
tive COMMITTEES OF fifteen members
will at once take active management
of the project. The association of.
ficers are; President, A. E. Rice
Willmar; secretary, Ludwig Arctan.
der, Minneapolis, and treasurer, John
]. Moe, Duluth.
Preus Heads Executive Committee.
j. A. o. Preus state insurance com.
missioner. is chairman of the execu.
tive committee, and other members
viii be appointed by Governor Eber-
hart
State Auditor Samuel G. Iverson Was
present at the personal invitation of
Governor Eberhart. Mr.. Iyerson and
James A. Peterson, Minneapolis, sat
in adjoining seats
Prominent Norwegians from differ
ent sections of the state were present
and participated in the deliberations.
In line with suggestion from L. II.
Hobe, Norwegian consul of Minnesota
and a motion by Ludwig Arctander
Of Minneapolis, committee will be
appointed to have direct charge of
the work. This committee will solicit
funds, arrange the display and EN-
ploy manager to have charge of the
exhibit.
These Have Contributed.
The contributors to the exhibit fund
are Governor 4. o. Eberhart, Dr. II
G.. Stub, president OF the Norwegian
Lutheran Synod of Minnesota: In
surance Commissioner J. A. o. Preus
f. II. Hobo, Norwegian consul; DR.. T
II. Dahl. president of the United
Lutheran church and G. Torkelson
st, Paul; Ludwig Arctander, Nils
JUL, c. F, Hiernstad, DIR. T. Sever
son, DR.. y. II. Sjeldrup, /. A. Thor
Son and J. kjelland, Minneapolis; Z
~ IL
Samuel Rask, Blooming Prairie;
Pew. T. A. Hoff, Wheaton; a. e. Rice
Willmar; State Senator S. V. Duea
Pipestone; Moe and Dosland, Moor
head; Rev. S. o. Oldstad, Northfield;
State Senator Forshaug, Benson and
the Sons of Norway. Each coatribu
ton was 800.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24
NettIeton-Neuiahr Nuptials.

New, Richland Star: At two
o'clock. Wednesday afternoon, on the
birthday of the brides mother. Julia
Irene, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w,
F. Nettleton, of this place was united
in marriage to Mr. Arthur Wilbur
Neujahr of st. Paul
After Miss Minnie Sunde had sung
most beautifully, 20, Promise Me-
the bridal party entered the room
to the strains of Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march, played by Mrs. NJ. A.
Hcdgkins. The first to enter was the
matron of honor, Mrs. f. w. Bel
linger of st. Paul, sister of the
green. She was followed by the
bride, on the arm of her father,
who gave her away. The groom and
lowed and took their places under
pretty arch. Rev. o. Kreinheder,
pastor of the Church of the Re-
deemer, St. Paul. read the beautiful
service which united in the holy
bonds of matrimcny two trusting
hearts, ana his words OF congratula-
tion at its close were heartfelt and
profound. The ring service was used
the circlet being produced from q
huge bouquet of white roses carried
by the matron of honor. At the
close of the service Miss Neva
Nettleton Of Mankato, cousin OF the
bride rendered the solo. 20 Perfect
Love-
The bride was pronounced very
lovely in handsome gown OF white
crepe de meteor with white beaded
robe and full train. She wore a
bridal veil and carried white roses
The matron OF honor was gowned IN
pink messaline. After congratulations
had been said and the punch bowl,
presided over By Miss Zella Macbeth
of Chicago, an old friend Of the bride
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24
THESE WERE Youa HANDS

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Miss Della Blsser of Madelia visited

Miss Della Bisser of Madelia visited
here today.
S. T. Einen of Madelia is a Manka-
to visitor.
l.. c. Cosgrove OF Chicago is a
Heinrich guest.
Miss Lillian Hoag Of Madelia spent
yesterday here.
Mrs. j. c. Fitzloff of st. Clair speut
yesterday in Mankato.
James Lowe of Slayton spent q few
hours in Mankato yesterday.
Mrs. Cummings of Tracy is the
guest Of friends in Sfankato.
Mr. and Mrs. t. Franklin Of Blue
Earth are Heinrich guests today.
Miss Winnifred Montgomery Of
Crogan spent yesterday in Mankato.
Mrs. Charles Willard and children
CT Heron Lake are Visiting in the
City.
George Stromberg and George
Smith Of Fairmont are in the city
today.
New Tim journal: Mrs. George
aFayor ard laughter Doris, Of
Mankatc, spent several days this
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24

week With tho Jos. Finieycr family
and, other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson and
sen. of Lake Crystal Visited In Man
kato yesterday.
Henry Benson, state senator from
g.. Peter. Is In Mankato today on
legal business.
Mrs j. r. Cosgrovo and Miss Mar
ian Cosgrore Of lie Sueur visited
Mankato yesterday.
Mrs. Carl DethlofT left to-day for
Anboy where she VIII visit 0fr. end
Mrs. William Engel
Mrs. Lucas Scberer went to Can.
by today to visit With her son.
John Scherer and family.
Charles > Sheldon and wife and
w. d. Sheldon aud wife OF Roches.
Ing.
ipg.
NJ J. Boyle, assistant superintend-
ent Of the Northwestern railroad.
is in the city today on official bust
ness 9sI
lCO bdhCl lSlul W LTD
in Magnolia today after being the
guest of his sister, Miss Clara, for
q few days.
Mrs. n. f. Rockwell, Of Fairmont,
is in the city spending the day
shopping with her mother, Mrs.
Christine Albert.
Miss Margaret Miller, who is at
tending the state normal school in
this city, is very sick at the resi-
dence of Mrs. d. FELTON,.
Edward Grogan, night clerk at
the Northwestern freight depot, will
leave today for Lake Benton, where
he will spend a weeks vacation.
Mrs. G. NJ Tousley of lie Sueur
was the guest of her daughter, Miss
Fleeta Tousley today and the latter
will accompany her home tomorrow.
Otto Emerson has arrived here
from st. Paul and is employed in
the Sull'van-Smith shoe store as a
repair man. He has established
his family in house on North Sec
ond street. -
| George c. Sherman, former secre.
tary of the Mankato Fruit company,
and Charles Bailey. the present sec
rotary of the company, went
through Mankato last night on their
way to Lincoln, Neb., to attend the
Observation-Disclosures football game
this afternoon.
Mrs. Gertrude O'Harow of Charles
City, Iowa, was the guest of her
niece, Mrs. F. A. Fisher yesterday
while on her way from Nicollet,
where she has been the guest Of rel
atiyes. She went to Waseca this
morning and will also visit in
Geneva and Rockford, Iowa, before
returning home.
Mrs. John a. White received a
telegram from Mr.. White who is
In Los Angeles, Cal. saying that he
was seriously i'll. Mrs. White left
for Los Angeles last night. and OK
poets to return with her husband In
a week or ten days. Mrs. Fannie
Jennison of Waseca. is spending q
week at the White home during
Mrs. Whites absence.
Glencoe Enterprise: Mr.. Bernard
Lien and bride (pee Hazel e. Pro
bart) arrived here Thursday from
Mankato and were guests at the
home of the latter's brother-in-laW
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. L. S
Moody, until Monday morning while
enjoying their honeymoon before
making their home on a farm neal
Delavan. The nuptials were solem
nized at the Congregational church a
Mankato on the Sth inst Mrs Liel
is not unknown to the people o.
Glencoe, among whom she formed
acquaintances during previous visit!
made her sister here, who wish hel
and her husband q full realization
of their happy onticipations for the
future.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24
Pleasantly Entertained.

About eighty young. people were
entertained at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. H. Moss last evening. Several
interesting games were played, a
splendid musical program was render
ed and delicious lunch served at
eleven o'clock.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24
Friends Surprised Him.

twenty-five of Albert Johnson's
friends surprised him at the home
of Miss Selma Freeman last even
ing in celebration of his birthday.
Instrumental and vocal music was
enjoyed and delicious refreshments
we're served. \ large birthday cake
with candles was cut by the honor
guest 49,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24
Miss Bohan Guest of Honor.

Miss Marjorie Bohan was honor
guest al o party given at the home
of her mother last evening by the
Le Hitler Embroidery club. Miss
Bohan was presented with a very
fine copy of Corot's THE Wind
mill" by her guests. Refreshments
were served and a social evening
spent.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24
No creditors, Appeared,

NO creditors appeared this morn.
ing in the bankruptcy case Of J.. B.
Dregfies of Tracy. This morning
was the GATE set for the first meet
ing ,aof creditors. Referee Flittie
will appoint O, trustee.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24
Social at Loyola Club.

The first young peoples gather
Ing Of the season was held at the
LoyoIa club last night when about
seventy-five couples attended the
card party and dance. Lamm's Or
.chestra furnished the music aud the
guests enjoyed it, The ladies OF
the club served refreshments dur
ing the evening.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24
Married in Winona.

Professor II. Sverdrup-m
training teacher in the st. James
high school. and Miss Lucille. Hust
of Winona were married Monday at
She home Of the BRIDES parents in
Winona. :,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24
Crescent Club Party.

The Crescent dancing club enjoy
ed very pleasant party at the
Elks hall room last night. About
fifty couples attended and Lamm's
orchestra furnished the music
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24

Clarence watts. Wlo t-as dor some
years past been mail carrier on
rural route NO. ], has sbeen in I'M
manuel hospital for some time re
ceiving treatment, for his left arm.
Mr.. Watts has used crutch all OF
his life because OF q crippled leg,
and the constant use of the crutch
has killed the circulation OF the
blood in the loft arm and caused o
hardening of the arteries. Gangrepe
has now. developed in the left hand
and the physician that has been at
tending the, case found it necessary
to amputate that member. The OPP
Grafton was performed today
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24

Minneapcl4ss October lS.--Nheat
fell into thet seventies yesterday
in the Minneapolis market and fig.
ures were written down on sales
blanks by pit traders, that looked
strange to them. for their like had
not been seen here fer a number
of years. .
December wheat. which has been
steadily on the down turn from a
recent Level ut So cents, went under
80 cents and sold at 10 rs cents
inst at the stroke of the noon hour,
May wheat, which was ninety
cents at recent time, sold down
today to So cents.
Reasons for the decline that are
heard on change arc many bu,
the principal reason is said to lie
in Winnipeg, where receipts of west
Canadian wheat have BEEN running
in excess of 1000 cars a day for
some weeks.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24

and Miss Olga Hangar, had been pat
ronlzod, the guests repaired to the
opera house. where ct four O'clock 0
wedding feast was eeryed. The beau
iifully decorated banquet tables were
aglow with lighted candies shaded
with pink. and as was tho case In
the, room at the home. the prevailing
decorations were pink and white.
About seventy-ltve, guests partook OF
the three-courso dinne-. At its close
Professor Geo. f. Nettleton. OF Man,
kato. uncle of the bride. was intro
duced and made thoughtful and
felicitous speech upon the subject -
love and matrimOny.
The Star congratulates the happy
deserving bride upon her choice OF Il
mate. Mr.. Neujahr is q pharmacist
and vas for several months in charge
of r. W. Johnsons drug store as mama
ger. lie is energetic and competent,
qualities which are bound to bring
him success. The happy couple will
60 to Chicago for a short honey
moon trip after which they will go to
Redwood Falls to, reside, the groom
having employment there. The brides
going-away costume was of blue mad
amouse with yalour hat and French
plume TO match.
Those from away who were present
at the wedding were the groom's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neu.
iahr, and Master William; Mrs. F,
w. Bellinger and Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. Nelson, the ladies, sisters of the
groom. all of st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs
A. ". Bronson and Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Robert of Tower City, N. D., the
ladies' sisters of the bride; Mrs. j
E. Southwick of Alexandria, Professor
and Mrs. G. f. Nettleton and daugh
ter, Miss Neva of Mankato, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Spilane, Mr.. and Mrs
II. f. Blethen of Minneapolis, Mr. and
Mrs. Jerome Sprague of Waterloo
Ia, Miss Zella Macbeth of Chicago
Ralph Macbeth of Mankato, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Wolcott and the venerable
Mr.. VIM. Hoover of Waseca and Mrs
Joe Classen of New Ulm.
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sntow. Fell.

rom Mondays Daily
Snow fell at Tracy today and Wi.
uona and Rochester experienced the
same thing.
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Entertained the Forum.


The Forum the young peoples
class of the Methodist Sunday
school, was very pleasantly enter
tanned last evening by Misses Ida
and Florence Nitzkowski. About
forty members of the class were
present and officers were elected as
follows: Jay Sherk. president;
Miss Ida Conkling, vice president;
Ellis SGhweickhard. secretary, Miss
Florence Nitzkowski. treasurer. Mr.,
NJ W. Deputy, who has been teach
er OF the class, was recently made
tsuperintendent of the Sunday school
and Mrs. ". Il. Kelsey was chosen
teacher. r,
Following the business meeting
games were played and delicious
refreshments were served.