The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-15

met Win MIS-. ~ l.. DcosICy, 1uuFS
day and state, that the dinnerwas on,
of the finest they ever ate.
Herman Kurt and sister Katie hat
the misfortune TO be thrown from {
wagon in which thev were returning
from Lennon, on Saturday of las
week, when line broke as they were
descending the steep hill near the
Hannah place and the team became
Iunmanageable. DR.. Curtis, Tho was
su moued Tuesday to care for Miss
Kurt stated her hip is broken and in.
ternal in njuries and will be confined to
her bed for several weeks, while Her.
| man escaped without serious injury.
| Little Geneva MOtchenbacher and
Josie Warfeld accompanied their
teacher, Miss Ethel Stamm to her
home on Friday, returning Sunday
evening.
Harry A kire became the owner of a
team of mules. recently.
Joe Motchenbacher delivered a load
of hogs TO Mr.. Lawyer at Lennon,
Saturday Hogs are good price al
present and any one who has them for
sale may consider himself very for.
tunate.
John Jackson delivered a carload
of hogs to Thunder Hawk, Friday.
Several of the neighbors assisted i'm
Elaine and Guy Grovum were the
guests of Vivian and Leola Alkire,
Sunday.
Harry Alkire and Val Motche
bacher were business callers at +. j.
Motchenbacher's place Saturday.
Eddie Clay was so unfortunate as
to have his ankle spraned, afew days
ago. when a horse he was riding
slippedandfe
If some of our young men would
take to tying their bronchos (which
takes but a momentl there would be
fewer runaways.
Miss Genevieve Motchenbacherc ca led
on Mrs. Chas. Hannah Friday.
Eddie Clay was in Lennon one day
this week, trading horses.
Mrs. Val Motcbenbacher accompa-
MED by her nephew, George Furst, as
far as Ortonville, departed Tuesday
for ST. Paul, for sn extended visit
with relatives, and 10 consult throat
specialist. While Mr.. Furst will re.
turn to his home at GAINESVILLE, MINI
To the intense relief of the farmers
north of the Cedar, they can cross
again without going around to the
bridge.
Most OF the people have the posts
set for our mail boxes which are ex-
pected to arrive at any time. 1t is
thot that the mail will be carried over
this route by May lst
Fred Mosier was visitor at Ben
Grovum S, Sunday.
An enormous crowd attenned the
Nick Kurt & Sons sale, Monday.
About everything was sold and went
high.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Babcock and
Art Wallace made a short call at the
Harry Alkire home Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Wallace left for Worth
ing, 5. d., on Wednesday of last week
to attend the funeral of her mother.
Mrs. Wallace has the sympathy of
her many friends in her sad bereave-
ment.
The Union Ladies' Aid had bask-
ct social and sale of articles made by
the members, on Saturday night. The
proceeds netted S5S. A pleasant time
was had by all.
Mrs. V. Motchenbacher, Ben Gro
yum and family visited with Mrs.
Helen Shakow, Sunday.
Fred, Bessie and NelIieLathrop Wis
tied at Riverside farm Monday eve
ming.
Miss Ethel Stamm will board at f.
w. Lathrop's during the absence of
Mrs. Motchenbacher.
Mr.. and Mrs, Con bremen, daugh-
ter Bercha, and Laura and Mildred
Mosier, were guests at the John Have
lich home Sunday.
+. j. Motchenbacher and family &C.
cepted an invitation to a turkey din.
ner at Jim Tracy's, Sunday.
Henry, Jess and Frank Shakow
called on the Harry Alkjre family,
Monday