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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18
INTERLACHEN NEWS.

Rev. T. F. Roland filled his usual
monthly appointment at the M. E.
church last Sunday, preaching both
morning and evening. No church
service was held in the Congregation
al church. The C. E. service in the
evening was conducted by Mrs. c. F.
Bischoff.
DR.. and Mrs. Luther Stevens and
Mr.. Hugh Stevens are here for few
weeks, at their lakeside home on Ma
riners lake. .,
s. G. Coburn and family Of Palatka
spent Sunday here with Mr. Cobun's
mother at Lake View.
F. G. Hastings of East Durham
N. Y, arrived here Monday from Mt
Dora where he spent the winter sea
son, and will remain for a short time
renewing the pleasant friendship:
made a year ago.
Misses Gladvs Bischoff and Marga
ret Mann enjoyed few days vaca
ton with their home folks before re-
turning to school duties in PalatkS
this week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Dexter, wht
have been guests at Lake View tol
the past five weeks, left Wednesda!
for their home in Chenoa, Illinois.
Arden F. Jones is now steppins
briskly about town on his cruthches
and will soon be entirely recovered
from his disastrous fall of last Jan
uary.
Miss Clarine Fraser is now enjoy
ing a vacation visit with relatives II
Baldwin. 49,. 4,
Chas. Bischoff has sold his proper.t'
west of town and leaves this week wee 10
| St. Louis. Mo. Mrs. Bischofftf an
Miss GLADYS will follow later. ..
Guv Andrews and wife are visltlni
Of the home of Mr.. Andrews parents
Dr.. and Mrs. f. Benz. Andrews.
Mr.. snd Mrs, VIM 7orn h9d rs tnel
guest last week. Mr.. 2orn's orothe'
George Zorn of Georgia.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18

stores in Florahome shopping not
long ago, and was active until the
last, ond alert mentally. Mrs. NAL
phus lived at Lake George, and inter
ment took place at China Grove.
Rev. Jasper Hall had charge of the
funeral service.
The Methodist Quarterly Confer
ence of this district will meet in Flo
rahome Saturday and Sunday, May
26 and 27. Delegates from various
places will be present and Rev. Smith
Hardin and Rev. I. F. Roland will
conduct the conference.
Hon. w. R. Revels has been in Pa
latka this week attending meetings of
the county commissioners.
Mrs. X. c. Wolcott will soon leave
for a visit to her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Hardy, Miss
Bernice Hardy and Mr.. Dunmire mo-
tored to Jacksonville last week to at.
tend the funeral of Mr.. Dummies
niece, Mrs. Sarah Besenman.
/ Mrs. Sipprell's mother, Mrs. Arthur
who has been very ill, is better, anC
there are now hopes for her recovery
The ice cream social to be given by
the V. l. A. has been postponed unit
the first Saturday night in June.
The committee appointed by the V
l. A. to arrange for painting thu
Methodist church consists of Mrs.
J. Charles, Mrs. Weingard and Mrs
Tucker, and Mr.. Dunmire Of tn
church committee.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18
"Nobody Loves a Fat Man."

.In Denver says a member or the
bar. "a large, fat man was suing a
little. skeletonlike individual, who had
n bad, hacking cough.
"Thh case had been given to the
iury. which had been out half an hour
on the evidence and the instructions
The big man had won the case. The
fury was called and filed out into the
courtroom.
"Itave you reached a verdict? asked
the Judge.
"'No. your honor said the foreman
we only want to know when Is the
defendant and which is the plaintiff,
1.-The large man sitting over there
is the plaintiff, and the small man here
is the defendant replied the judge.
"The jury filed back to the juryroom
Tn few minutes they signaled tha'
thpy had reached verdict. The judge
received it and read:
ave, the jury, find for the man WITT
consumption
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18
SISCO NEWS.

r, B. Alvers of Eau Ga.Ile IS HTDil HTn
IN a visit to his parents, Mr., ana MSs'
Mrs, NJ G. W. Harmon of Pomona ma ''', was
tbe quest f Mrs. H. A. Ring lo' S''
eral days last week, ,,:.s ,,ro,e
Mira. J E. Wells and Miss "r.:,y ~.
WeIIy y,sr.ed friends in Crescent 0''S
'aST 7, T'f c. DOUGLASS of we'aka has has, .1S1 @o
ceeded M. Hines as ln ma" .r5 r2''ra. makes ,.
the the trip daily in his auto TrHtN, listI, sor
Mrs. George Alvers 9nd 9nds,t nSl.' City
are n visiting relatives in Crescent ! '''
this week. ~. Cro,a We'll,
we've visitors to Palatka. last 1 YETI &c tbc
"e Among the guests REGISTERED ~ q = +
wavside Inn last week are ~ \; Mr.
s+ockmon of Piverdale. Fla aIG ,Il ", ot
onJ Mrs w X. Reggs and emu VI
Green Cove Springs.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18
HOME NEWS.

|1.rdv gave a birthday l!ds,
|.5anooo Haruy for her little !e
TRernice Hardy, who is
|G,a |Gr,raanged, and delicious Saod,
consisting of SAND "ans,
lid lemonade were !s.s seLvz aav
Y 50 a handsome t1;na 5lrtaGas 1;t.
With candles. rhsn sln1 we're ere
Dnce Ee ,e'ad and Alice Revels,
Len en'' irma Whitfington N
M; Maud Belle and FERNS
mith who has ;5een ,!l w. ns
shome, lf'rsrl resigned his ro pe-
''yp and has joined the tn
assf ~ the U. S. army. He (,
Srt " schreven, S Ga. until mt.
is transferred to their
4 sn' grandmother Mt,Is,n Of Hon.
Sts: recently; s i v, would %11 haze 's.
a + few days longer: H. i !
/ a long life as TINS tn +hs Is
is. Malphus was at TIL
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18
HOUSE PASSES NEW
PRIMARY MEASURE

Education on his bill, "To Authorize
the County Boards of Public lnstruc-
ton to acquire lands for use in farm
demonstration work."
By Mr.. Hood of Palm Beach:
A Bill granting equal suffrage in
primary elections to women of Flori-
da, and in relation to qualifications,
registration privileges Of voting ana
the canvass and return thereof.
By Mr.. Epperson of Levy:
A Bill fixing limit to the amount
cities and towns can charge as fee
for impounding cattle or hogs and to
provide notice to the owner thereof,
A favorable report has been given
the Willis bill, "To amend Section
2712, General Statutes of Florida, ~
lating to the amount of indebtedness
which banking and trust companies,
and companies doing banking hrTf-
ess NAV he liable for at anv time"
Senator Plvpton. of Columbia. g
the father of the following measure If
interest:
A Bill defining the standard for
gasoline used for illuminatino o~i
power purposes. and rerr'latino the
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20 49, c..to af E,o,;do ,rd IVA
Ill.,. .,a ~, ,nro;,+r,or+ of ~, r-,-
line irenootorc and lnvv'ro an iocrns-
ton tnv IN oil gasoline used for 'NV-
ro;nat;rr or nower nTlrnoceS so'' "r
offoreI fo~ colo in tho St"te of F"N-S-
do. rrecorih'r~ the dut'ns IF ro~+-6r
cffirarc :, "o~rvio~ ont the n~ov'"'o~s
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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18
PERSONAL MENTION

Thos. Ray has returned from a long
visit in Savannah. During his abb
sence Mr.. Ray has been a sufferer
from rheumatism.
Rev. DR.. Smith Harden of Orlando,
presiding elder OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church, South, was in the city
yesterday, holding the quarterly con-
ference at St. James church last even
ing.
j. B. Brown of Whiteville, N. c.,
has purchased the cigar and candy
business of Mr.. Buck, next door to
me tuJnam house. Mr.. Brown visit
ed Palatka a year or more ago ana
came to like the place. lie is reIa-
tive of DR.. Skies, our dentist.
P. J. jackson of Indiana has pur-
chased ten acres OF potato Iand
through the T. j. Knight agency In
THIS city and expects to plant crop
next season. Mr.. jackson has COW
cred the state pretty well and says
that for farming he has been more Ia
vorably impressed with Putnam coun-
ty lands than any he has seen in Flor
ida.
Tomorrow evening at $3.50 o'clock
the Juniors of Z. II. S. will honor
the seniors by giving them banquet
at the Putnam House. The members
of the class of 1917 are Misses Pris,
ella Hamm, Elizabeth Pursley, Gladys
Bischoff, Birdie McAllister, Florence
Smith and Lille Kanner. Messrs
Dewev Hutchins, Butter Dowda anc
Max Wilson.
The City Union of the Baraca
Philathea classes will hold its flrs
Sunday evening devotional services
at the Baptist church Sunday Ma!
goth at 1880 o'clock, in which tn
Methodist and Presbyterian churche
will unite with the Baptist congrega
ton. There will be special music ant
it is hoped to have an out-ot-toWl
speaker for the occasion.
]. H. Randolph Jr., Of Savannah
Ga, is with the engineers corps Il
the Officers Training Camp at For
Mcpherson, Ga, and will come out O
a three months training there with
commission in the United States ar
MY engineering corps. While MI
Randolph is in the camp, Mrs. Kan
doIph will spend her time in Palatka
with her mother, Mrs. E. S. Grill.
William N. Walton and Thomas L
Russell are the sole representatives o
Palatka and Putnam county at Tn
Officers Training Camp now III tul
swing at Fort Mcpherson, Ga. Othe
Young men from this city who passe
the examination for admission, it
understood will not be ordered to re
port until the organization OF the sec
ond camp in August or September
The real work of the camp began las
Wednesday, and published reports o
the CAMPS routine show that "fror
the rising of the sun until the goin
down of the same" and then for tw
hours by artificial light, there will b
strenuous work. The reward of thes
Young men. should they passSthelr n
nal examinations. will be commission
as lieutenants in the armv OF tn
United States. A total of ~ youn
men from Florida are in this caml
manv of whom are representatives q
some of the best known families IN tn
State. Among the list Of F'loridlan
also, is seen that Of s. J. Cats, Jr'
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18

There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
mt together, and for years 1t was
p,'nnosed to be incurable, Doctors pre-
scribed local remedies and by con-
stantiy failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced 1t ineuraoiee; ,rsa- a-
tarrh is a local disease, greatly lnnu.
need by constitutional conditions and
therefore requires constitutional treat
mt Hairs Catarrh Medicine, manu-
nno,ured tiIetr by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo.
6bio is a constitutional remedy, Is
taken Internally and acts thru the
n,nod 1anod on the Mucous Surfaces OF the
S,,oteu One Hundred Dollars reward
~ oYered for any case that Hairs
otorrh Medicine fails to cure. Send
Cor circulars and testimonials.
J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohio
Sold by Druggists, 76c,
Halls Family Pills for Constipation
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18
A "Dry" Place.

Talking about dry places, ayou Sr,a
the man from out at hus"i'5 IA 90 5rv as
ought to visit our town; lIs sd a. q drink
a hone We never could geI a 70 ~, he he
out there unless we hanpeneu ,,,os ~ univ
bitten bv a snake, and there "4S hat J''5 a
uaH man often had to stand i'm in line oSS SS'et Of
81 ' hours before being bitten, oi,o'd ao% b, he
te ten. ~ even then the poor snake t,,,n came. Ue
too o,,t tired ,,,a 70 have e lost our only snake
s"S NOV tss we town is indeed drv; It's It seems bos
Pete Hagan. our vlo'i"nI Nol,o--cap-
killed our one and only Sn"n~ rar frorl
tured It as it was coming oet, Ooe with
st. Auorst'ne ear'v t',S "ee
a new supply of venom"
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18
CHICKEN Tivp-S.

An old hen has much larger liv-
err than you in proportion to weight
or food eaten. Then it follows that
thev get bilious just like you do
They are grouchy, cross, unhappy
start her liver and make her lsapny
Then she will lay eggs all winter
Come and get a package of B. A
Thomas Poultry Powder. Feed it oc,
caeio"a,lv. See your hens perk ur
her them sing-look for eggs
Ycrr moncv back if it fails.
Economy Grocery Company.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18
PORTER RET|RES AS
STATE HEALTH OFFICER
And is Succeeded by DR.. JOS.
Enoch Taylor of Live
Oak.

There has been great deal of
misapprehension and a rather wild
discussion by the newspapers of the
State concerning the coming retire
ment of the veteran, Or. Joseph Y.
Porter, M. D., as State Health Officer,
and the proposed appointment in his
stead, by Gov. Cats, of DR.. Cox of
BrookSville. The discussion has been
somewhat bitter, as DR.. Porter's ma
tlon-wide reputation as health Off
Ger is such as to make any State
proud of his services, and his forced
retirement just cause for a Statewide
howl.
Dr. Porter is retired surgeon Of
the United States army. Latterly
there has been demand for active
service in the army of all retired sur
geons, and as DR.. Porter is still ac-
tive, ne has been recalled to the ar
my. Tbs act necessitated the ap-
polntment Of his successor.
How it was Accomplished
me state healuh OtIlcer III Florida
is an emp4oyc OF the State Board OF
heath, Oh winch BOARD hon. f. }.
tearnSlQe OF CnIS CITY IS president.
Inc pLuLe DUaru OF IIeaIJn Is compuS-
eu OF three cl.lzens, appointed tor tour
Years et.cn Dy the Governor. MI.
realnslaG ana his associates on the
DOaru were appointed Dy GOV. lram-
mel IN June, 1910. 1neIr terms OF
service Will expire the fourth OF June
next.
MT. Fcarnside when seen yesterday
morning said: when our board
was organized in July, 1918, we found
the preceding board had, in March
of that year, reelected DR.. Porter as
State Health Officer. Of course a
man of his professional standing IN
the State and nation was acceptable
to the new board; we could only rat
ify his election by the preceding
board in .Marcn. DR.. Porter was e.ec-
ted State Health Officer on March %,
1913, for a term of four years. That
term of office expired on March %,
1917. On that date the present board
reelected him for another term of
four wears. He is the cmploye OF
the State Board of Health, and his
employment is for term OF tour
wears, or during good behavior. lie
has RESIGNED to re-cnter the army.
Last Tuesday at a meeting OF the
Stotc Pod his resio-oti" was ac-
copied, and his successor appointed
c-. u, '~,v, n" e" ~n~~s f""rn My
IS. 1917, or during good behavior
, 49, ~ ,-~o ,o,,t Stoto Bod Of Henhh
will retire June 4th, next, when the
i~,.,-,-. of +Lo r,on,Nar~ nv~i~n Tho
new board will not have authority to
~. 49,. cato ro-1+L Office,
without first dischnroinr Dr.. joseph
FrOoh Tavlor. whom we elected or
Tuordov to succeed DR.. Porter. The
, now hoord con cn'v retire nr. T@vlor
!, hv rrpferring charges arainst him
and lorallv fndino him incomnetent
o. rui,tv Of malfeasance or misfea'
. aanoc in office.
"Dr Tavlor is verv hioh grade
man and one who hos h"d eirht ve"rs
- cory,ion in the Heath Oaira undnr n~
, Portor Of course neon'n in oil rarts
a or tbo ctote will re~ret +he rntlro
, mont If Dr. Por+nr hut rrdnr tho nr"
; cont rot;ooo1 oriCis thav will he nrour
! 4hor be hos hner no11nd 70 = hi~her
mora racnoncihlc fo'd Of rcnfr'nc9s
or1 +',ot tho cOurtrv "t 1nr"" &c r.
,,rof+ hv his norr;rr ord w;dn avreri
-, oroo j., n,o+ters Of nuh,in health"
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18
CIty-Bens.

And still the population Of the Unit
ed States Keeps heading for the cities.
More than 40 per cent Of the people
of this country now live in ncorpor'
ated towns.-Buffalo Times.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18
soft Job.

u,o,-1 heah you,all's got a hhe
fob up to Mrs. calyertS' ,ats Hannah, Use
Chl0rinu a,nch All 1 has ter do is ter ter
got u ornnnd one of dem newfang'e'
r''nv pu nercolators!-Judge:
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18

FOR sALE-At a bargaip' loot
Store Counters: ] 's-Ioo'' c,s
long. Cor. 9Th and Lemon e'S'
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18

6H0sE--25 #. 5-ply, gu
',den hose, complete with
5sl,79. Delivered parcel
n 15c extra. Heskett-
'niture Co., 7S4 w. Bay
%;llo Fla, 4-27-7t.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18

pvNrpY 6. W.vrNrvT-
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-07
having been granted to Jacob R. Fred

having been granted to Jacob R. Fred
erick
1t is ordered, that the time within
which all creditors of the above named
decedent may present claims against
his estate in this court, be, and the
same hereby is, limited to six months
from and after that date hereof; and
that Friday the 23rd day of Novem-
Der, 1917, at Nine o'clock A. NJ, in the
Probate Court Rooms, at the Court
House at the City of St. Cloud, in said
County, be, and the same hereby is,
fixed and appointed as the time and
place for hearing upon and the exam
ination, adjustment and allowance of
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-07
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Frances Dickhaus spent Wednesday
at the home of Louis Tillman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Weiner Wis
tied at the Anton Beste home Sunday.
Joe Schloegel and August Leibel
called at the Paul Winter home Sun
day.
Miss Mayme Schroeder spent the
week end at the home of Mrs. John
Weiner.
Alvina Dicks visited few days
this week at the home of Jrhn Eben-
steiner.
Mr.. and Mrs! John Bromenschenkel
and son Frank autoed to Metre Grove
Sunday afternoon.
August Liebel of Collegeville is
spending this week at the home OF his
Uncle Leo Schloegel.
Mrs. Tony Elgroth Of Holdingford
spent few days this week at the Jno.
Bromenschenkel home.
Aneta Smith, Barbara Weiner, Ben
Weiner and Anton Beste called at the
John Jacobs home Sunday. +.
Frank Weiner who left some time
ago for Canada returned to his home
at Sauk Centre Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ehr and fam
lily and Leo Webber visited at the
home of Joe Weiner Sunday Afternoon.
Carl Pauley, Joe, Ben and Albert
Swartz, Peter Botz of Feeeport, and
N6or;oo uo,.,. ,,;c;+od of +bs. homo of
Mrs. John Weiner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex BronienscEenkel
and family, Rose, Louis and Mayme,
Katie Kalza and OSWALD Botz, called
at the Frank Unger home Sunday.
The Misses Anna Dicks, Marie ing
er, Marie Schroeder, Max Schlicht and
Frank Bromenschenkel made a trip to
West Union in the latter's Ford Sun
day evening.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-07

accepted a reduction of the verdict
to $4,000. The case was appealed ano
a new trial has been granted.
The three-year-old son of Adlord
LaVoie of Browerville was rescued
from drowning last week when he fell
into a tub Of water that had been sunk
into a hole for ducks. There was no
one around at the time of the accident,
but the prompt actions of an Airdale
dog, owned by the family, was the
means of saving the life of the child.
When discovered the child was lying
face down on the ground, choking with
water and the dog, dripping wet was
beside him. Faint teeth marks and
the torn dress of the child showed that
the dog had effected the rescue.
+
Cupid had very busy week in and
around Melrose last week when seven
couples were Joined in marriage. They
were Miss Veronica Nathe of Melrose
and Joseph Sauer of Avon; Miss Mary
Wendorf of Melrose and Rev. Theo.
Schubkegel of Henning; Miss Carrie
lies and Aloysious Nathe of Metre
Grove; Miss Helen Thielen of St. Rosa
and Jos. Zwack of Millville; Miss Rosa
Hoppe and Mat Garding of New Mum
ich; Miss Mary Linn and William Hoe
schen of Freeport; and Miss Mary En-
nekening and Ben Petermeier of
Spring Hill.
Two men were killed when the east
bound passenger on the Minneapolis
and St. Louis railroad was derailed
near Dawson, Minn., early May
rs. It is thought that they were steal
ing their way. One man was killed
instantly and the other died a few
minutes after being discovered. They
were identified as J. C. Hoass of Wa
tertown, S. D., and Cyrus Benson Of
Batavia, Ill. Hoass was member Of
the South Dakota militia and Benson
told railroad employees that he had
left home to escape conscription. The
cause of the wreck was either from
defective rails or defective tender
trucks.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-07
THE ENTIRE FAMILEE
ARE WORKING FOR OUR
UNCLE SAMUEL NOW.

y Sister Susie's shucking spuds
= for soldiers,
Betty's baking Boston bread
+ and beans.
+ Polly's planting parsnips and
persimmons,
Maggie's making mittens for ,
marines.
= Nellie's knitting nighties for
the navy,
Brother Bob is busy with his
bit.
+ Bill is buying bonds to boost
the battle,
Fathers finding finances
that fit.
Helen's hoeing hominy for he
,, roes,
= y Ed has edged into. the engi-
neers,
= Mike will make his mark in the
militia,
Steve sits in submarine and
steers.
Folks are going into it in earn
est
: A fact that kaiser very soon
will see;
So wireless him across the
, broad Atlantic
He's got to fight the whole
; dam familee.
; IN. Y. Mail
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-07

Order Limiting Time to File Claims
and for Hearing Thereon.
Estate Of Jacob S. Frederick, De-
ceased.
State of Minnesota, County of
Stearns, In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Jacob
S. Frederick, Decedent.
Letters of Administration this day
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-07

Children's Day will be observed in
the Lyman Prairie Church on Sunday,
June 10, at 800 p. m.
Miss Minnie Miller of Lyman Prair-
lie is suffering with blood poisoning
in her finger, but is doing as well as
can be expected.
Mrs. Rice and son Elmer OF Ro and
Prairie spent Thursday last with Mrs
N. d. Cowlthorp. Mrs. C?wllnorp ac-
ccmpanied her home.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-07
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Otto Bruins left Thursday last for
Iawa.
Lee Hamilton has returned home
after a trip to the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whltfey spent
the past week at the home of Elmer
Smith.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith,
a baby, on June "a. Mother and baby
are doing well.
Rev. end Mrs. Bell took dinner at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Davi; Fri
day of last week.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-07
COUNTRY NEWS ]
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PONDENTS OF RURAL 5
COMMUNITIES 4
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Sukke are the
proud parents of II pound boy.
John Schimanski and family spent
Sunday at the Van Havermat home.
Miss Susie Maie was a week end
visitor at the Van Havermat home.
Mis- Leone Ingram took dinner with
Florence Hennemann last Wednesday.
Miss Mona Hutchinson returned to
the home Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Grundman and
family spent Sunday at the Ole Sukke
place.
Mr.. Penz of Montana arrived at the
Merritt home Saturday noon, enroute
to New York.
Miss Addie Rice of Little Falls, and
Matte Wolfe attended the Missionary
Society at Paully.
The small grain is looking fine. Gull
tivated crops have appeared and are
demanding attention.
Miss Edna Brown and Belle CHS
holm of Sauk Centre spent Friday
with Mrs. C. Hutchinson.
Messrs. and Mines. o. H. Doolittle,
Percy Hansen and son Jack spent Sum-
day at the Guliford home.
Miss Selma Samuelson spent the
week end with her cousins at the home
of her uncle, Nels Anderson.
Miss Hulda Anderson closed her
school last week and has returned to
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels Anderson.
Messrs. and Mines. Pangburn and
Barnett of Sauk Centre weer among
the honor guests of the Farmers Pro-
gressive Club last Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Rockwell and daughter,
Eunice and sons of North Dakota ar
rived Sunday evening to pend some
time with her son, John Rue.
L. A. Merritt left Sunday evening
for New York with the idea of buying
a farm. He was accompanied by his
brother-in-law from Montana.
The Helping Hand Society will meet
with Mrs. Nels Anderson next We'd
nesday, June 13, instead of June 20,
because of the conflict with the picnic
day.
The Progressive Farmers Club met
last Friday, June first. A very large
crowd was in attendance. The pro-
gram was especially good. The 3rd
Annual Picnic will be held June 21,
the longest day of the year at Nels
Anderson's place.
Sunday, June 8, Ole Sukke gave
house party in honor of Milton John
son, their little grandson, who has
been very i'll. Those present were
Messrs. and Mines. Roen, Grundman,
Sukke, Burgess; Misses Dola Grund-
man, Elvina Sukke, Emma, Roen and
Messrs. James Grundman Edwin Suk-
ke, Stanley Burgess. After a pleas
ant afternoon they departed for their
homes.