The Wahpeton times., 1914-08-13

d. J. korf departed Tuesday
night for Pierpont, s. d. on a four
days trip. -o-
Mrs. Lulu Coe of Hettinrer ia
Ihe guest of her mother, Mrs. f.
G. Snyder.
=. a. and Adolph Fredrickson
and their wives were down from
Walcott, Monday.
Mrs. George Van Arnam has
returned from a visit at Walcott
and Barrie. "a .,ss,, !. -.
James Purdoli spent Sunday
and Monday with his family at
Camp Nirvana.
! j. Frazer. manager Of the Sheet
Iron Works, is building a new
house on Seventh st.
0hlIdren's Z, 2and 3 strap San.
dale, patent, and aum metai lesfh.
ere. Skies ] TO 13 i-2. Your ohoioe
Miss Hattie Schiller of Wadena
is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Ujka. on Fourth st.
August and Mrs. Bergman spent
Sunday at Mrs. frank Reinke's
home. near Great Bend.
L. N. Abbott, the Fairmoun,
real estate dealer. made bust
ness trip to this city Monday.
The small grain harvest will be
about all finished up this week,
and then threshing will begin.
Miss Cecilia McHugh of Lidger-
wood is guest at the home of
Prof. and Mrs. j. w. Thornton.
John Thompson of Chicago,
formerly of this city, spent the
fore part of the week in this city.
Mrs. Ben S. Brown and son,
Harold, of Pierre. S. d., have been
guests of her sister, Mrs. E. b.
Oliver.
Miss Laura Meyer left Sunday
night for Minneapolis to meet
some relatives, and is expected
home this morning.
N. J. A. johnson, deputy county
treasurer, is taking a weeks va
cation. a part of which he will
spend in Canada.
The remains Of Samuel Aspin-
wall, buried eleven years ago in
Fairview cemetery. were removed
Monday to Spicer, Mimi.
Mrs. C. j. kachelhoffer enter
tained few ladies last Friday af-
ternoon in honor of Mrs. Ralph
Darner of Fargo.
Clean out your steam boilers
with steam boiler compound. For
sale by the Wahpeton Hardware
Co.. 8-t3 If.
Gregory. the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Haley. died last Fri
day and was buried the day fol-
lowing.
Clarence T. Peterson. travelling
passenger agent for the Chicago
s. Northwestern Railway. trans
acted business here yesterday.
Sheriff Budack was called to
Hankinson Tuesday evening to
make an arrest on the charge of
selling mortgaged property.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Joyce have
returned from a tWO-Weeks' va
cation spent in New York, Niagara
Falls and Washington. d. C. :
Mrs. J. A. Ross has gone to the
Twin Cities to secure new milli-
merry for the fall trade and from
there she will go further east.
Rev. Mr.. Bakers subject at the
CONGREGATIONAL church next Sun
day morning will be. "God in His
tory, and the Individual Life
Henry Broier of near Hankin-
son, charged with burglariZing a
store there. has been bound over
to district court under a bond of
1000.
The weather this week has
been unseasonably cool, but moi
quite cold enough for frosts. Good
weather for work. but not so good
for corn.
The courthouse flag hung at
tSe memory Yea'aSi Of Mrs. m WoedroW w
Wilson. whose funeral in Wash
ington took place that day.
The Misses Emma and Ger
trude Claus, of Hammond, Ind.
are expected to arrive here this
morning to visit with the P. Meyer
family for a couple of weeks.
Mart A. Kraker, Louis Jergens,
Miss Sophia Kraker and her cou-
sin of Albany, Minn.. went to the
latter city last Friday, the first
named three returning home on
Monday.
Mr.. Paul Meyer departed Sun
day night for Milwaukee. Wis.,, to
attend the sessions of the Synod
ical Conference. and from there he
will visit Chicago and other east
ern points.
Charles and Walter Hargraves
of Rockford, Ill.,, called here by
the death Of their brother-in-law.
Mr.. F. C. Snyder, remained for a
short visit with their sister. and
family.
Judge Dow celebrated his 8Oth
birthday last Tuesday, August ~.
and invited number of the coun-
ty officials to his home in the
evening to help him celebrate.
Mrs. Dow served nice lunch. and
everybody there had a pleasant
evening.
Cashier A. w. Eastman of the
First National Bank of Minor
visited with friends and relatives
here the first of tho week In COM