Emmons County record., 1916-11-30

dauEhter- MISS Bakers lett tuesday OF
last week for st. Louis, Mo-, where
they will visit at Miss Bakers home
for some months.
Rev. FIR. Sailer reports the wedding
at Rosenthal of Valentine Kelsch and
Miss Maria Eva Senger, daughter of
Anton Senger, on Monday morning of
this week at 10 o'clock
Mesdamcs Turner and Strceter will
entertain the Priscilla club at the home
of the latter on Thursday afternoon of
next week. The annual grabbing will
be feature of the occasion
Harry Cockburn and Arthur Pitts
have formed partnership to handle
auto livery business and the garage is
to be situated in the old Wcstcott
building, just south of Sautter's livery
barn.
have purchased the tools and ma
terial formerly owned BY Jack Mitchell
and have opened Il harness shop in the
building just south of the barber shop.
Repairing and oiling specialty.-A.
c. Secley.--Ady.
Jerry Hart and John Wolfer were
Winona people at the county seat yes
terday John is doing well in his
store at Winona, and will have an an
nouncement next week of Christmas
supplies for his trade.
E. a. Grain, who had returned to
Minneapolis from his business visit at
Linton, returned here Monday noon
upon receipt of the news of the death
of Mr.. Petric. He returned to Min
neapolis Tuesday noon.
Braddock people who were in Linton
Monday to attend the w. r. Pctrie
funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Allen, l.. NJ. Doerschlag, G. II. Mar
amore, NJ. p. Kaiser, T. p Lee,
Frank Long and Miss Grace Dawson.
Born, Sunday, November 26th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Leuwer, of Lin
ton, a bouncing daughter. Mother
and little one are in good health, and
Baby Frances, the little ones older
sister, thinks she ought to have it for
doll.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected by the Masons at their regular
meeting Tuesday night. They are as
follows: W. NJ, f. Il. Atha; S. W.,
E. D. Fogle; j. W., o. l. Shefoe;
Treas, "A. N. Junge; Sec, W. C.
Wolverton.
Rev. Fir. Kolbcck, formerly in charge
of the Catholic church at this place,
arrived here the first of the week for a
visit with Fr. Sailer and the many
other friends in Linton. Fr. Kolbeck
is now located at Lefor, west Of the
river, and has fine location.
The prospect of raise of fifty cents
in the price of the Emmons County
Record after the first of the year is
proving an incentive towards renewals
at this time. Taking in. subscription
money is like buying all the life insur-
ance in the world; we're always ready
for more.
EYES-G. Il Williams, the we'll
known optometrist and optical special
list from Aberdeen will be at Peterson's
Hotel. Pollock, Wednesday, December
9Th, to make eye examinations and
take orders for glasses. He guaran-
tees the most perfect work in the state.
Do come early. Herreid, the 7th.-
Adv.
MIR. Wentz. manager Of the new
electric light plant, wishes the Record
to announce that he is ready to do wir-
ing Of residences and business places
and that he will ge. them ready now
SO that they can be using juice by
Chrictmas. The plant is already to
start up as soon as sufficient load is
secured.-Adv. -.
Miss Gerda Paulson, Il Baptist mis-
sionary who has been in Japan for the
past five years, will speak in the
Methodist church Saturday and Sun
day evenings. Miss Paulson has a
stereopticon which she uses to illus
trate her lectures These two SER
vices will be free and every one is
invited to attend.
The Record is in receipt of letter
from o. II. Brown, Of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, who is interested in Emmons
county real estate. He says he has
great hopes in the future of this 'coun-
try for all farm lands in the older
communities are held ut exhorbitant
rates that the poor man must seek
his fortunes in the west
The next number of the Lyceunl
course which is proving so popular
this winter will be given tonight il,
the opera house. 1t is the Beatrice
Stephany Concert Company. and con-
sists Of Dorothy Bible, violinistc
Marie McAdoo, harpiste; Beatrice
Stephany, coloratura soprano. They
are said to be one of the best numbers
of the course and many besides those
holding season tickets are expected to
: take advantage of the occasion to hear
an excellent program of musical Sc.
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