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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
EAST noLsROoK.

MIR. and Mrs. b. A. Smith. Of La
Junta. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Snyder last Sunday.
Henry Smith returned last 6atur-
day from Twin Falls. Idaho. where
he has been spending the summer.
Amos Kaufman. Of Eastern Penn.
sylvania. spent . few days last week
visiting his cousin. c. T. Kaufman.
Abe Unruh and family have taken
possession Of the John Osborn prop
srty in Cheraw. which they recsntly
Dpurchassd.
3 yoAa Baunsartner. Of I1ouisville
til. stsat . fsw days hess thia
week locking after bis farms and
other business.
CHESTER johnson rstuFned home
fron Utah last week With 500 head
Of shssp which he intends TO feed
durlng the winter.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
noLBRoox CENTER.

Colorado autumn weather 10 fine
for the farmers work Of hauling
beets and alfalfa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rich and son.
Edward. arrived Saturday. visiting
Mrs. Rem Estep this week.
d. w. Rich. who was picked up
from under his car In 4 helpless con-
dition last week. is able to be around.
Ollie Jensen closed deal this
week In which he traded his land In
East Holbrook for . farm In Benton
County. Arkansas.
The Ladies' Aid met At the home
Of Mrs. A. J. Grom Thursday after
noon. the occasion being . delightful
tea" A number Of guests enjoyed
the afternoon.
Clifford Rich gave . Halloween
party Saturday evening from the
hours Of 8 to . o'clock. At his home.
Fourteen little boys spent the most
delightful time Of their life.
Misses Irene Irwin. Marion Kar-
lin. Eta Trostle. Iris Fritz. Laura
zeadaer. Daisy Yates, Mis- RasAss.
Mr.. and Ars. Harry 0off. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russs,l Stanton. Messrs. Joe
wsdlsigh. Clareace Rigs. Vance
Gardner. 0lsnn Trostis. Ray Wolf.
Leroy Hooker. They had . delight
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
se,urm PARAMOUNT.

Work on the new school building
~ begun last week.
loisses Faith and Imoseae Lawson.
- L. Junis. spent several days With
fE1ooAs and attended the Halloween
Oosly.
Mn. I. ". Stoker. who visited with
eB1osls aad relatives IN Kansas City.
~ past two months. returned home
~ week.
n1osars. q. Orscey. Of Chersw. Stsv.
eoa Cosdova and Carsoe. Of Yeissr.
vor11s1 friends and attended the Hat.
1oVe'sa party saturday.
John Rogers was taken ~ last SUE.
~ and removed 70 . hospital IN IL
5unea. He many friends hope be
~ ooon recover and b able 70 ~.
Nh - biz family.
~ regular Haiiows'es party Of
~ Douth ralrmount sunday school
M hsod saturday evening at The
Gno q NJ. and Mn. q. n. Bis
|Doooo. Ghosts were mach N evideace
nG1ag The early past Of the evenlne.
coos eajoyiag musie asd sanss, ~
Deots eosslssssg os siness bsse1.
|1otln ~. deushsuts aad "DeopA-
~ Woes sesvsd ~ the la1lse. 4
= numbes vses pessses 80 {
oSoe ovonlog ms oo}oyo1 ~ a1l.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
sHsarsensoa-yoA.so..

Arthur A. Martenson and Miss e.
Il 1lav Joasson. 10th ~ Las AAi0As.
were married on Sunday aftesAeea
at the Methodist parsonAss by N. p.
II. Chappslear. Only Tie nscessASy
witnesses were present at the eers-
mony.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
M...e., H.,io~s's. Party.

Miss Viola Richardson entertained
about eighteen Of her young friends
at a masked Halloween party last
Saturday night at her homo on south
Ban Juan avenue. Games In keeping
with the season were enjoyed and
later Halloween lunch was served.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
Ro.sd Dossa CI.b.

The membsrs Of the Round Table
Club and their wives enjoyed most
pleasant evening last Saturday whea
they were guests Of Mr.. and Mn.
coan Moore At their homo % South
San Juan avenue. Sc
Dressed In pillow cases and sheees
the guests wandered about the ghoat-
ly parlors for some time before the
signal WAS given to unmask.
Once unmasked the lights we're
turned on and the remainder Of the
evening was spent In playing games
and social conversation until late
hour. when 2 luncheon was served
BY the hostess.
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WV
Qailsias bee.

The members Of the w. c. T. U.
held quilting bee st the Rest Room
last Tuesday. Many took their din
ners and spent the entire day. others
spent the afternoon. The entire day
was very pleasant one.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06

D0etS, f0et oo0 Feo8o0C over.
ture ----------------- -Suppe
Misses Maude and Myrtle Frame.
Pierre -Du-A Aatin" Streaborg
Mary Foster.
Trio. Bud Of Promise"-----Lange
Helen Robinson. Sylvia Conway.
velma Mcconnell.
Walts. "Humming Bird Schiller
Fern Frazier.
Trio. Pearl Gallop" -Ballak
Francis Brown. Maty Foster. Madse
Hays.
ANGELS Of Night" -8mailwood
Gertrude Jaynes.
Duet, Autumn Leaves" -Merz
la Verne Harrison. Mrs. wills.
"Faries Of Dawn Morrison
Mary Krans.
''Hilarity" Lichner
Francis Brown.
"Sultana March.'----.-Louis Meyer
Aadse Hays.
Trio. Light Heart Polka-----Lange
Marguerite Myers. Ronald Oakley.
Vera Snyder.
THE Joyful Peasant -8chumsnn
Eleanor Hiveiy.
"0ypsy Rond0" Hayden
Ray Kilcox.
PART SECOND.
Duet. "william TELL" Overture.
Booolnl
Nm. wills. Theresa Johason
''Titaaia"- wslsy
Mis- NaudB .Fssms.
"1ltrovstoes' Dorus
Amelia LsucAt.
Trio. Barrier De Seville" Over.
ture ....--..-.--..-- Roasial
Mra. willis. Maude and Myrtle Frame
Violin solo. ''Humersaus" Dvorka
Kesneth vsn zandt.
martha" F1oeD
Myrtle Frame.
Duet. mo Surrender March
--..------------ Morrison
Amelia Lsucht. Ruth McCaulsy.
(a) The Flattsser"- -Chsmonsds
(b) Study from Heller.
Thereaa johnson.
"Mockins Bird"-rwo Piaaos--
Eight naads-
Mrs. willis. Theresa Johnsoa. Nauds
aad Myrtle Frame.
"cathedral Bells" -----Mrs. willis
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Asssksa rasty.
Prssklia and Osraldins Thists
we're host and hosesss % Last 6atur.
day alght - about . dossa Of their
playnatss. lt vas . masked party
givsn at their hoas aAd thoss who
attssdsd ~ that thsy never az
have such . eooA tire bssors. n.
aao nusjc. siastag and various
other games and contests hsiDsd "a
make the evening" . pleasant ons.
while II he houss which was starac-
tive 10 ~ decorations ef pnoDkias,
black eats. witches. stc. Later ths
merry naksss. chapsroasd b Misa
ida Thists and Mn. Fsyheeh. ~.
sdsl ths serssss ssd sseusne1 70 shs
TAists home Ter ssfrsshnssts.
WaooOvVreo Hagey.
AmoAg the Hsllewe'ea parties ol
the week vas one sivea by he Miss.
e Alice chsse and Merle Miller ed
Mildrsd ssrouss. whsa thsy sntsr.
sainsd about fifteen ffiesds at the
home Of Miss Chase II Home Piaes.
Ths weather wss delishtful sad
most Of the evening was spsnt %.
joyins eutdoos games around lafgs
bosflse. Numerous jsck-o.lantssna
wsss placed atout The yard aad III
paslon we're decorated With autuma
flowers ssd puapkins.
After TIE sames the suests gath
ssed asound The sifs snd sajoyed
delicious Iunch.
\ Wast II Suaes emhgso6esy C1ub.
~ West L. Juata embroidssy
Club nsl Thuesday afeesneoa wito
Nm. Wyatt perkius. Dsvea asa'
| iben aal thrss visitors we're pessent
1coollo vert ESD 0usle fusnlshel
~ oaoestalsmeat - ~ sstssneee
~ 0alse ~ hesesas sssvel . ~
IGooro onoGA. ~ neat uooeto0 ~
y = ~ ~ sDeDlen - ~ neoo 9
=
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Mrs. Blanche Snyder. Editor
Co.shs-RApda,e.

A pretty homo wedding WAS that Of
Miss veda Aadge Ragsdale and Mr..
Herbert Lee Combs. which was cele-
brated at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Rags
dale. at Cheraw. Colo. Rev. J. r.
Harris officiating.
The wedding took place at 3
O'Clock Sunday morning October 2lth
in the presence Of the members Of
the Immediate families Of the bride
and groom. and few most tntimste
friends. the date Of the wedding be-
ing the twenty-fifth anniversary Of
the marriage Of the brides parents.
The home was profusely decorated
with autumn leaves. smilax and has
kets Of sweet peas. the bridal party
standing under . canopy OF flowers.
Preceding the ceremony "Oh. Promise
Me-" was sung. after which the bridal
party entered to the strains Of Lohen-
gren's wedding March," The bride
was attended by Miss McClain and
the Groom's attendant was Mr.. Jean
Ragsdale. Miss Mcclain and Mr..
Ragsdale came first. Miss McClain
wearing = dress Of pink and white
and carrying = bouquet OF pink and
white sweet peas. After the groom
the bride entered with her father
who gave her In marriage. The
brides gown was Of white silk aud
net. and she carried = bouquet Of
brides roses.
Immediately after the ceremony.
the bridal couple left for, Denvsr.
After s'fsw days there they VIII leave
for Columbia. Moat.. their future
home. where NJ. Combs 10 identified
with one Of the leading hanks. Mr..
Combs has built and furnished .
handsome bungalow for the reception
Of his bride. Both the bride and
groom grew up In Canoa City. They
have many frissds here. and were
among the leaders Of Tie younger set
Of this place. TIE bside's father
was. for many ysass oss Of Canon
city's most proniasat business nsa.
and b now engaged in business at
Chesaw II this slats.-Caaea City
Record. = ~ '~r -
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06

Dressed In pillow cases and sheets
the guests wandered about the ghost-
" parlors for some time before the
signal WAS given to unmask.
Once unmasked the lights were
turned on and the remainder Of the|
evening was spent in playins games
and social conversation until late
hour. when ? luncheon was served
BY the hostess.
Ssrplr~e Party.
One Of the delightful surprise par
ties of the week was given on last
Saturday afternoon ON Mrs. e. j.
Spicer at her new home on West
Fifth street. About seventeen Of
her friends gathered At her hone
soon after the noon hour and when
Mrs. Spicer returned home she was
taken by complete surprise when abe
found herself surrounded BY her
friends.
Needle work and conversation
whiled away the hours and latee a
dainty lunch was served BY Mr..
Frank Spicer and Miss Mabel 0picsr.
Uaioa Dlhae Class.
The Young Ladies' Uaion Bible
Glass met Tuesday night with Miss
Jesnis Cleson. Nineteen MEMBER
were prssent and IN unusual amount
Of interest was manifsstsd In ths
lsssea. Oas young lady Drsssat
naAs this remark: "Ths Bihls 70
as.is Aaviag , dtfsetsnt meaning. !
never realised there was % nueh In
oas vesss Of the scriptures"
Tue next mssting will b With
Mrs. Hattie Richards. u Cinarron
aveaue. next Tuesday.
1laaced aad P1ayed Wlah Wlsrh~~
The Knights and Ladies' Of 6ecuri
y enjoyed . very pleasant evening
at woodman Hall last Saturday when
they ''dancsd and played with the
witches" from . uatil - O'Clock. The
large hail was Desttily decorated
With many Halloween sugssstions.
aud . program consistias Of read
Tags. vocal solos and drills vas also
enjoyed. After the progran many
tripped the light fantastic tos until
the hour Of - O'Clock.
"llss6o'' PAsty.
Mia 0racs Jones was rssponsible
for . most pleasaat svsnias fur
nished 70 . numbsr Of her friends on
last Saturday evening at her home
% Ctmasroa avsnue. Chrysanthe-
nums tastssully asssassd decorated
ths roo@s and The guests sDsnt the
svsnins Dlayisg lotto. II vhieh prir.
= wsss awarded 70 Mis- Jessie I.yn.
ar snd NJ. Rellis Moore. TIE host
80 served daiaty rsfrsshnsats late
II ths sveaiag.
Many Cslssss = ~ nss~..
Dusing ~ ~ week thsrs have
bssa sissly-seus eallsss q shs ". G.
IL. q. Rsss RseaA Twsaty.ons
lunches have beea eaasa ehses. This
sunbss dess ~ laeiuds tAs number
who attsalsd tAe Quiltins ~. nor
eAs Dlbls eless aestisg which vas
hsl1 thsss wednesday night, BY the
nsnbees q ~ Chsisliaa. church
vhsa ssvestssa wsss pssssat.
Vemanns CA
TIE IL Junta'o Wo0aa's Club mse
- lase Friday aftsrnsea q the home
or Mn. Lsslls Jeass % Cinsrrca
avsaus. TIE etssslAses n the mem-
| besship vss eee1 anl ~ following
| sxcslDest pae6ss wsse rsal:
Aneleat 1Ioa1on. Mn. Harding
Mo1esa kea1ea aa1 Nteeasy l1aad
Masts ...-......1lfs. Jehnstoo|
Wlesass maso nm ~.
Ateue slstesa llltls GIsIs were
mose dellgh(Sully eaeoeealasd Isel
| Galnslay sfeesnsea ~ Nan Birsq
RITTER. n 0ueDo1 wons lsosssd g
vtesAss ~ .nunessoo 'onss
heeoene vieh ~ eo11eo vese
1e11p1 ~ ~ : Hn4 49, ~ ve
lnv1ooo = ~ - vooso -
lss1sln1 : 4 ~ Z! H .! I! s
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
Piano ard v,o,ia Recital.


A musical attraction OF the past
week which deserves special mention
was the piano and violin recital giv-
en in Harmony Hall on Friday even
ing Of last week BY Mrs. q. H. Will
lis and her pupils.
Harmony Hall was filled to its ut
most capacity. every seat being fill
Cd and many standing. The hearty
applause on the part Of the audience
showed the full appreciation OF the
'vasious nunbsfs .oa the Srogram. -
the pupils performed their parts in
. manner which reflected only great
credit for themselves and their teach
Or. The following 10 the program -
Il vas rendered:
Duett, Poet aud Peasant" Over
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
C...ed ssrpsi.s rarsy.

Rev. and Mrs. Emmanusl rayne
were the victims Of : gsnuino ~
prise party On Monday eveAing wAea
the members Of their cougreeataoa
marched to their home In : BODY -
showered them with canned fruit.
During the fruit season this yeax
Mrs. Payne, was Waiting her parents
In the east. 70 the ladies Of the churca
grasped the idea OF . fruit shower.
The evening was spent in sinsine
old time songs and social conversa-
tion. Mrs. Rufus Norton delighted
those present with = number Of vc-
cal solos.
Before the guests departed for
their homes. refreshments. which
were also furnished BY the partici-
pants. were served.
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l.lsasa sssss = nallsws's..

Friday eventng they gntheSed. Tor TIE
first time In The basement Of the
church and enjoyed . general good
time.
The large room vas decosatsd
throughout With black cats. witches.
ghosts. pumpkins and other dscora.
tions In keeping With the season.
Mrs. Frank Fiaaey. In the role Of
. witch. whose sbods was formed Of
corn stalks. told the fostuaes Of thoss
present. which gave the childrsn no
little delight.
A program Of music. recitations
and drills was carried out. the read-
ings BY Mrs. Woodbridge. Miss Mar
tha Sevits. and the drill By the Girls
vas especially sajoyed.
Pumpkin pie. doushnuts. cider
and apples were served duriag the
evening. and at . late hour The gussea
departed for their homes. feeling
that they had speat . most eajoyabls
sveains.
aunday telsapo l1a1)eWe'es Passy.
The 81. Andrews Guild Of the
Eplscopal ehurcA gave . Hailovs'ss
pasty last saturday svssins ~ the
rsctosy. when thsy eatsstainsd the
nenbsrs Of their Sunday school.
Ths gussss vess iavitsd 70 "a
masked asd thls afforded an casual
amount Of aaussaesG 0naaina
punpkins were ~ ealy disessnabls
objects that cesfreats1 ths gussss q
they catered ths pasioss. I'll Other
lishts bstns turned out.
After ths sussss had all arrived
thsy pasa1ed ths dova town streets
sa1 rssurss1 70 The rsceory whers
saoss we're ssjeysd asd refresh.
meats weee sssve1.
,..,..sS.$!.H Hr.,.,.
~ ulasee Lausa an1 0Ia1ys OIL
ehsise save . nasksl Haliewe'sa par
y q shs1s hons - Bsllevtew svsass
- ~ vrslay svealas. a larss
nu0bee - shels lvSeels vsse lavltel
- ~ evsolng vas 80 VIVA Wi1
Ieag ~ ss0enbese1 ~ all. Nuaes
- oue 1ous oaooo woeo eo(oyo1
thseughout ~ sveslng 80 later I
HajDove'ea lsasA ves sssvsd.
s...sss ss':ws.1.
DviO19 DussDsgAs 80 Nh. Mag
- Wooo. ~ - 0eokn ~. voeV
un1oo1 = 0Ggylooo ooou0ov ovoo1n(
= ~ Doslen - ~ coeleaul 11euee
~ =. pn1Dev Doge1tnol -
/ g - $ :. e.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06

~ West L. Jssts entroidssy
Club NJ Thufsday afsesneoa VIII
Nm. Wyatt perkius. Dsvea nen.
Nm aal thrss visitors we're pesssat.
1coollo vert 'ao1 nusle fusslshel
~ oaosstalsmsat - ~ sslssseeo
~ Iaeee ~ hosesas sesve1 . tvG
49, 1uoGA. ~ M 9eoeloo M
= = ~ ~ sDestsa y ~ neno q
& r peQll ~. 8. Z {.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
wtssAa. llsss 1ssFy -.

Absss sistsss llstss usss ven
mese de)loAtsu)lv saesslalnsd Iss(
SATURDAY afeeeneea ~ Nan BIre@
nitsss. ~ ooeeo1 vels lsesssd e
vteeAes oaG .numoeeoo Omss
heeo1n0 wleh ~ so16so vsss
- ~ y - : - 49, ~ -
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
,ss.y Cslssss = ~ nss.'-.

Dusiag ths ~ wesk tAsss have
beea alnely-eoup Gnlless at ehe W. &.
=. q. Rssl RsooA Twsaty.ons
lunches have besa saesa thsrs. This
nu0bss dess ~ laeluds the number
who attsa1s1 tAe euiltins bes. nor
ehs Dlble elass neee1ng which was
hsl1 thsss We1nss1ay nishl BY the
0e0bsss q tAe Chsistias. church
vhsa ssveatssa we're Desssat.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06

TIE IL Junta'e Weaas's Clsb mss
- Iase Friday astssnees q The home
ef Mn. Lsslls Joass % Cinsrroa
svsaus. ne e&ssslAses q the men-
bership vss eoo1 an1 ~ follo~ise
ssesiDsst paetss wsss rsa1:
Ane1eat 1Ioa1oa..-...MsD. Harding
i1o1ssa Lss1ea an1 Llteeasy lsad
11ssks ...-......Mss. Johnsioo
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06

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program wa. given and enjoyed by al,

program was given and enjoyed by all
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Freeman and
Van Langborn returned Monday from
CorrectiOnville, where they had spent
Sunday.
Mrs. Max Wulf went to Ricketts, for
visit with Mrs. A. F. Baak, and from
there wiilgo to Charter Oak for vis-
it with Mrs. Nickolay.
Miss Ella Thons, who came home
from Charter Oak last week to spend
Sunday with her mother, returned to
Charter Oak again on Tuesday.
A. f. Hansen has been busy the past
week getting moved back into his own
building, which was damaged by fire
some few weeks ago. While his build
ing was being repaired he had his shop
in a corner Of the Bielen berg garage.
The ball team is busy practicing ev-
cry evening on the diamond south Of
the track.
August Reinking and family were
here from Ida Grove Sunday calling
on relatives.
Henry Rickert and son, Raymond,
returned home Monday from Defiance,
where they had accompanied Mrs.
Rickert and son, Clifford. She will re-
main in Defiance a couple OF weeks
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Mrs. Mat Kroeruer is spending a
few days at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Fritz Timm in Denison.
A baby daughter arrived at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Jahde on last
Thursday night.
John Bruggen is having a great deal
OF work done in his pool hall this
spring. having received some new
billiard and pool tables with other
fixtures also.
Mr.. John Tine and Martin Schultz
were in Ute the past week installing
new furnace for the A. G. Schultz
Hardware Co., OF this point.
BOysen 4 Reinking, agents for Ford
cars have just received q carload of
them and are busy now demonstrate
ing them.
A birthday party was held at the
Chas. Burke home "Wednesday even
ing. A number of friends and rela.
tives were present and q good time
twas enjoyed sby all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brake and son
WarSen and Mrs. Minnie Johnson went
to Denison Thursday evening on a
pleasant visit, going across in Mr..
Brakes new automobile.
Hugo Kronke was in Neville the
first OF the week where he attended
to some business matters.
Mrs. Henry Jahde has been quite
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Sioux City Friday morning where she
spent the week attending May fest.
ival at the c. w. Payne home.
Chas. Schoenjahn brought in two
carloads OF hogs Friday.
Mrs. Aug. Bornhoft was Carroll
shopper Saturday. 49,.
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Tillie Scheldorf visited at the
De1os Maak home in Boyer Saturday.
Mrs. E. J. Peters was a Carroll
shopper Saturday.
Alec Hanneman, of Denison, visit.
ed West Side friends Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Sievers went to
Austin, Minnx Saturday where they
sold some land.
Thel cattle shipments to Chicago
Saturday, We're as follows: Frank
Pruter, four cars; julius Hagge, two
cars; Louie Thiederman, two cars.
Prof. Q. o. Vogenitz and son Werner
were DenisOn visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Title Scheldorf returned from
Lake View Thursday, where she has
been visiting. at the John Hagedorn
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Spottswood and
son Kermit, Of Mapleton, motored to
West Side Saturday. Mr.. Spottswood
returned by train Sunday and Mrs.
Spottswood and Kermit stayed for a
more prolonged visit.
Mr.. John Bornhoft has left for North
Platte, Neb., where he will visit rel.
atives. Mrs. .Bornhoft and daughter
Ella are already there.
Mrs. August Voss and son Dewey,
and Evelyn and Dorothy. Mrs. Will
Wiese and daughter Lucille motored
to Denis0n Saturday. Dewey returned
with the car. Saturday evening and
the. rest returned by train Sunday
morning
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!. Lars Anderson spent the past week
visiting his son at Bronson, and look
ing after his farm.
spent Tuesday lastin Kiron. While
here he leased the livery barn proper
ty belonging to him to Axle Peter
son.
N. P. Swanson and Nels Johnson
drove to Arthur early Wednesday
morning, where they took the train
for Sioux City, spending the day plant
ing trees On farm near that city
owned by Mr.. Swanson. They return
ed home in the evening.
Mable and Edna Swanson returned
on Tuesday last from an extended
visit at Sioux City. Mrs. Oscar Lar
son and baby accompanied them and
remained for several. days visit at her
parental home.
n. P. Swanson, Virgil Lennon and
Herbert Ward ACCOMPANIED stock Ship
ments to Chicago Saturday evening.
Merrill Billings came home Satur-
Gay morning to remain over Sunday
visiting at the home OF his parents,
returning Monday to resume his school
work.
j. f. Hoagland made a trip to Oma-
ha the latter part OF the week on bust
ness.
John Thunstrum, of Lake Benton,
Mimi, arrived on Saturday last for
short visit with relatives and friends
He has large shoe and harness bust
ness at Lake Benton and is prosper
ms,
II. F. Volkman, Adolph and Fred
Mohr autoed over from Schleswig
Friday afternoon on business.
G. w. Ernie and Chas. Dolk made
an overland auto trip to Pipestone,
Mimi, last week looking after bust
ness matters.
Special service at the Mission church
OH next Sunday evening, it being
Mothers Day, the subject will be
Home and Mother" All are cordial
|ly invited.
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John Hamann is building q new
residence in Manila. ~
Mrs. Mulenger and daughter, Miss
Ruby, visited with Mrs. Herman Stris
sci at her home In DenisOn Thursday
Miss Florence Iamann is staying
in the country with her sister, Miss
Annie, this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hamann had
their baby-boy baptized Sunday, nam
ing him Elmer Albert
Mrs. Francis McSorley visited Sun
day with her sister. Mrs. Con Hassett
Mrs. Hassett has Just returned from
Omaha where she spent several weeks
at the hospital. Her friends are glad
to learn she is greatly improved.
Miss Rosa Tate is spending several
weeks at the parental home.
Fred Lyons, the carrier on Route Z
has new Ford in which he can now
deliver the mail to his patrons.
Miss Ida Hamann is spending sever
al days with her sister. Mrs. viii
Nehls.
Miss Ruby Mullenger was, at Deni.
son Thursday having some dental
work done.
Guy Manford was q Sunday visitor
at the Hamann hOme.a
Miss Erna Kuhl visited with friends
at Aspinwall Sunday -,s,,. 4.
Simon McGinn WAS q caller fat the
Mullenger home Sunday evening. i 4,
Miss Marie, Wenzel is spending a
few weeks with her brother Ernest
Welzel and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Glau came down
Sunday for a visit ut the parental
Sievers home.
Mrs. John Amann was visitor at
the Mullenger home Friday afternoon