Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-22
SOCIETY
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Every feller asks his sweetheart,
Hitches up the old gray mare,
They they all race for the huskin
Fer to see who'll be fust there.
There they all set in circle
With the corn all piled up high;
Barn is all trimmed up like sixty,
Like the fourth day Of July.
When feller finds red ear,
Then his gal must buss him sweet;
Each one takes red ear with him
So he will not miss that treat.
Red ears are so doggone plenty
Seems like they're the only sort;
And the kissin', gosh all Friday,
Sounds like gatlin' guns report.
When the huskin' is all over,
Then they all sit down to eat,
Apple cider and good dunnuts
Makes banquet you can't beat.
After eatin' comes the dancin'
Hear the good old fiddle soundl
Balance all and swing your partners
Gents join hands and circle round"
Drivin' homeward in the moonlight;
That's pleasant job, yes, sir!
Best part of the whole blamed even
ing,
II yer drivin' home with her.
st. Joe Gazette.
Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clark, Mr.. James
Otis and Mr.. Fred Goble were dinner
guests of Mr.. George Moody at the
Strater Sunday evening.
wednesday Bridge.
Mrs. Fred Balcom entertained the
Wednesday Bridge this week. Next
week the club meets with Mrs. George
Lane.
To Leave on Pleasure Trip Monday.
Mr.. R. E. Sloan and daughter, Mrs.
McLane, and Mrs. S. S. Sloan leave
for Denver Monday morning, where
Mrs. S. S. Sloan is going to Cali
fornia and will also spend some time
in Idaho with her sister, Mrs. Gus
Roberts and family.
To Leadville for Indefinite Stay.
A. M. Blow, one of the popular
members of the office force at the
smelter, leaves tomorrow morning for
Leadville for an indefinite stay.
Bowling Party.
The participants in the bowling
party Tuesday evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. E. X. Chase, DR.. and Mrs. Dean,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Frary, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Barber, Mr.. and Mrs. Still
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Birkhimer, Mrs.
Monroe, and the Misses Erna Kellen-
berger, Marguerite Jackson, Helen
Fritz, Hattie Ballangee, and the
Messrs. Blow, Chapman, Wade, Tur-
ner and Fritz.
Coming Event.
The st. Marks guild are planning
an entertainment which will include
various minstrel features, the latter
part of April, probably the 23d.
Mrs. DAILY iii.
Mrs. j. A. DAILY, wife of the Pres
byterian minister, is reported quite
i'll.
Among the Younger Folk.
Miss Olive Males entertained
company of the younger set at a
pleasantly arranged party last night.
Music, games, stories, dancing and
eats had part in the evenings fes.
tivities. Those asked to share the
pleasures of the occasion were the
Misses liza White, Dorothy Loveland,
Eloise Robson, Thelma Thompson,
Gladys Minner, Thelma Estes, Mar
tina Mason and Caroline Brown, and
the Masters Arthur Weinig, Marvin
Mckinney, Frank White, Clyde Place,
Edgar Kimball, Carl Soens, Adelbert
Wright. Chester Thompson, and Bert
Thompson.
To Attend Expositions and Visit
On Pacific Coast.
Mrs. Harry Jackson and daughter,
Miss Marguerite, Mrs. II. C. Turrell
and Mrs. l.. Z. Smith leave April I'd
for California, where they will at
tend the expositions and visit for
some time. They will tarry few
days in Salt Lave with Mrs. Cal
laghan, she who was Miss Angie
Hayden.
Scheduled to Return From California
Tonight.