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Evening star., 1917-12-02
Every State Represented.

Practically every state In the Union
Il represented in the list of reservations
TO date The full delegations from
California. Idaho, Texas, Kansas, Ne
braska, Missouri. Illinois, Wisconsin.
Michigan, Indiana, Ohio. New York,
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts. New
Hampshire and practically the solid
south have already been placed.
The prediction Is being made at ma
tional headquarters Of the association,
1873 Rhode Island avenue northwest,
that this will be the largest as well
as tho most significant gathering in the
history OF the association. 1t Is re-
garded by suffragists as distinct
event, moreover. in the political history
Of the United States. The coming con-
vention IL expected to be the last In
Washington, because It IL believed that
Il will bring the labors Of the pioneers
to fruition In the passage OF the old
sixteenth amendment" as the new
eighteenth, which will provide that no
state shall abridge the right Of citizens
to vote on grounds Of sex.
Evening star., 1917-01-06


eral high schools are soon to take UP
this work. directions, to this effect
having been sent by Rev. Dr.. John
Van schaick. jr.., president of the board
of education. on behalf of that body
today. Work Of organising these sub
stitute social bodies. membership In
which shall be open to all students. IL
not to be; delayed until the ''commis-
sion',eapthoriseddeyat the bosfd shas time
to take up the matter. ." ''' =
DR.. Van Schaick explained today that
the responsibility for forming new so-
cial institutions would rest upon the
principals and faculties Of the different
schools. Tho commission. following its
appointment. will go into various
may not make any special recommends
tons a. to the form Of the groups for .
year or more. In the meantime It h be-
Evening star., 1917-01-06
1.-THE RELIGIOUS WORLD

ary choir. under the direction Of r.
Mills Silby, will furnish An elaborate
musical program during the services.
Solemn benediction of the blessed sac
rament will close the exercises.
The Holy Name Society is the Oldest
society of the laymen in the Roman
Catholic Church. having had its begin
ming during the pontificate OF Pope
Gregory x in the year 1874. 1t was this
pontifr who commanded the sons OF st.
Dominic to preach devotion to the holy
name, and taking up this sublime mis-
sion the Dominicans, it Is pointed out.
have continued to labor for the glory
Of the holy name of Jesus even to the
present day. :,
The society now numbers over mil
lion and a half of members. branches
being established in every diocese OF
the country from the Atlantic to the
Pacific and from Canada to the Gulf OF
Mexico. The influence of the society for
good, already tremendous, 1t is said. is
rapidly becoming more widespread. and
is receiving recognition on every side.
The members of the Holy Name Society
labor TO promote the honor and glory
of Jesus Christ, to defend His name
from insult and to advance themselves
in those virtues which He came on
earth to teach.
Evening star., 1917-01-06

The feast Of the ''ho1y name Of
Jesus" will be observed tomorrow. with
special services in all the Roman Catholic
churches throughout the country.
In this city the annual holy name
vesper service will take place in St
Patricks Church at 7:s0 Pm. when
Rev. p. c. Gavan. pastor of the Shrine
of the Sacred Heart and spiritual d.
rector of the society. will be celebrant;
Rev. Francis d. McGraw of St Ste
phen's, deacon, and Rev. ]. Walter
Daley. subdeacon.
The sermon will be delivered by Mgr.
william T. Russell. pastor of st. Pat
riclts.
In the sanctuary will be Rev. Paul r.
COMMIT, s. j., of st. Aloysius: Rev.
Eugene del. Mcdonnell. s. j.. of Holy
Trinity; Mgr. Thomas S. Lee of ST. Mat
Evening star., 1917-01-06
ANNUAL RECEPTION OF CHURCH
OF EPIPHANY HELD LAST EVENING

and Mrs. Lacy Of the Sunday school,
Miss Hungerford of the Junior Auxiliary,
Mrs. G. Johnson, junior choir: Mrs. Hooe
and Miss Field of the Daughters OF the
King, Mr. Bendz, Mems Club; mrs.
Wheeler, mothers meetings, and Miss
Duncanson of the choir.
At S.16 o'clock there were games in the
gymnasium, and at 9 o'clock a moving
picture exhibition in the lecture hall.
Half an hour later a musical program
was rendered by the choir, and Rev. DR..
Randolph H. McKim. rector Of the par
ish, made a brief address.
Refreshments were served IN the
Willard room at 10 o'clock.
Evening star., 1917-01-06

Special interest was manifested in the
annual reception Of the Church Of the
Epiphany, held in the parish house Of
the church last evening, and which was
largely attended.
In the receiving line. which formed at
. o'clock in the Willard room. were the
clergy Of the parish. with their wives;
the vestrymen and their wives; Mrs.
speel, chairman. and the members Of the
committee on arrangements, consisting
Of Mrs Berry of the Girls Friendly So
c1ety. Miss Ingle of the Social Cluo. Mr.
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FEAST OF HOLY NAME OF
JESUS OCCURS TOMORROW

thew's, Rev. Paul Grifiith of st. Angus
tines, Rev. p. j. OConnell of st. Vim.
cent de Paurs. Rev. Eugene Hannah Of
ST. Martins, Rev. s. Morris of st
Peters, Very Rev. George 1. Conlon
o. p. prior Of ST. Dominic's; Rev. F
Cahill Of st. Joseph's. Rev. T. G
Smyth of ST. AIMS. Rev. Thomas D
williams of st. Anthony's. Rev. 7. J
Kervick of the Holy Name, Rev. J. r
Matthews of st. Cyprian's, Rev. F. X
Bischoff of the Nativity, Rev. Charles
NJ Bart of st. Teresa's. Rev. J. r. Rotf
Of st. Mary's, Rev. F. Walsh of st
Thomas, Rev. F. Whalen of the Sol
diers' Home. Rev. NJ. ]. Riordan Of I'm.
maculate Conception, Rev. James Krue
Of st. Paurs Church and Rev. N. De
Carlo of Holy Rosary Church.
The officers of the Holy Name Society
will meet in Carroll Hall, and. headed
by John Hadley Doyle. the president
will march in a body to the church
The entire edifice will be reserved fol
the members Of the society. The sanctu-
Evening star., 1917-01-06

lieved numerous plans. which may
prove more or less experimental, may
be evolved at the several high schools
BY each school taking the initiative
in Its own case it is believed better
and broader ideas may be obtained
than If all the work was done along
the. same line. AZ described by a central
committee. Later, II any plans seem to
be unusually good. the commission may
recommend their adoption in the other
schools whore plans Of lesser merit
have been evolved. ).
Evening star., 1917-01-06

Peace J. l. n. Sawyer on chaeDeD Sf
operating an automobile without . par.
init and reckless driving.
It was shown that Miss Louise Tyiee.
an employe Of the bureau Of engraving
and printing. was knocked down ~
Watson's automobtle the nnorning % De-
cember Is and ssriouAly fn3ured.
Testimony showed that the youne man
did everything in his power to PREVENT
lessness was dismisesd. - - -,
Magistrate Sawyer fined Watson eto
fer operating his car without Q chauS-
feur's license. He explained that u
censes are not issued 70 persons under
eighteen years OF age.
Evening star., 1917-01-06

Rev Sam Small, noted southern
evangelist, and former Judge William
H. DeLacy Of tho Juvenile Court are
to address the prohibition mass meet
ing to be held in the National Theater
tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock. when
the question Of the proposed referen-
dunn for the District will be discussed:
Some of the questions to be answered
at the meeting. it Is said, will be. Is
the referendum applicable to the Dis
trict of Columbia? Is it the duty OF
Congress to legislate directly for the
District? and What will happen when
the District goes dry?
Evening star., 1917-01-06
SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS e.,
SUBSTITUTE FOR "FRATsn.
- '.-- =. 't-t-rt- j,
School Faculties Directed to Plan for
New Organization Open to
All studentk

Social institutions to take the place
of high school secret societies. which
are to be excluded from the public Cd
ucational system in compliance with
rules adopted by the board OF educs-
tion. are to be begun In the near fu-
ture.
Principals and faculties Of the -eev.
Evening star., 1917-01-06

Dr.. howard b v1sok, nnnapian. who
invegtigated German hast Africa. Jna-
Lman syndicate, has died at the home o<
his son IN Denver.
Evening star., 1917-01-06
BUNS CAR WITHOUT LICENSE.
Angus Watson Fined $50 by Justice
Of the Peace.

SILVER SPRING. Nd. January e.
Angus Watson. sixteen years old. was
Evening star., 1917-01-06

The feast Of the Holy Name will be
celebrated at Holy Name Church, 11th
and X streets northeast. tomorrow
with solemn high mass at 1880 am.
Rev. Dubray win celebrate the mass.
with Rev. A. J. Carey serving a. dea-
Evening star., 1917-01-06
DIR. GORDON,S
"Ouestion Drawer"

Z. Dr.. Gordon will answer the Following Ques
tions on Thursday evening. Jan. II. at {
o'clock in the First Congregational Church
10th and SITS. n.w.:
1. Is it really possible for q man to tell the
truth under all circumstances without mental
reservation eQuivocation?
e Has any person been ''transfgured'' since
the time of Christ?
g. Do you believe with Winston Churchill. the
novelist, that the doctrine OF the virgin
birth Is not vitalg
f. In the separation Of man and wife, who
should retain the chibdrens
s. Is 1t honorable to listen to q conversation
which does not concern you-as on the ''tel.
ephone," for instance?
g. Is there any time in q mans life when II
Is too late to pray2 i
Z. Is 1t hypocrisy to keep up appearances?
8. Should Christian marry an atheist?
8. Is there any harm in gambling, II you can
afford the amount you risk?
10. VIII Judas ever be saved?
Evening star., 1917-01-06

orable words Of DR.. Martin Luther. is
to be the topic Of Rev. q. g. johnson
for a special sermon In Immanuel ban.
tist Church. tomorrow morning at II
o'clock.
In the evening Miss Margaret suman
Of the Philippines II to deliver the adj
dress Of the occasion. She has been
engaged in missionary work in the
orient for some time past.
Evening star., 1917-01-06

In Holy Trinity Catholic Church devo-
tions Ia the sacred heart Will COM
mencs tomorrow evening At 7:3o
Evening star., 1917-01-06
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.


ELo~.o~o~ MI z 4th AND D sTS. s.E.
1OSlASZCI IvA~ 1sRsv W. II. Dean pastor.
alter se...s Da " .ds. 9 a;
speclal new year sermon oy pastor.
N4SlIOPOl1ldIl and street NV.
THE National Methodist Church
.daTss. sse and hey 81 s ana Blsas class '
,.oo EVANGELlsIiO snnsion .-,,X
.:oo PM song sersaSe. a,; p-m., nse 70
ser nre sops
The mblic invited
Hamlins ne. s'sIs VI ssRTAxss1: asg ssS-.-'
$50 sx amMsnndaT anCi9S nd ahS sssaa u n' fas''r'
11:oS 1:oS n.m-fsmmsRion; a nm-Snmnn,R 1s,,n.
500 p.m.-kaem's RiSiieei motion picture
= - 2 q d. Sssss; Cos a57,a5,. :, :,
IaiYarX Iva Xa M: 2: 1;: ia ssa ls'h +; nv.
IL WITH sermon by az the NsTER on
CREED FOR TO-DAY" Epworth League at
liver the last lecture sermon in the series
THE HEROINES OF social. AND POIIT.
q IRf sgR'sfs Ell 8
OF NEW Day" Free seats to the public:
Wesley Chapel 5el I'll and a. DH.soa; .ss NV.
II 90 a'm.H.A Great onnortnnity.
500 n m ..Whst r. yyppv yipv fsFaS,
w,pani..;o a,.;d nsu Is touI So'a Lts .ea
Foundry nsfsaT snaa STREET. sETA1f
II m and y =. sJnool' paw w.,,.,. M..w,us,
A- anu X ~ .,.S;sns Maace
e.4,nm- -En,ro.th Ya.,.,,o ~ iso., .soa,io ~. -
Vi,tors weicou,s League a,,svt sesxhcet ,u.,.
Union M. E. ss FnSs. =. AVE. VEN NV.
anGHolS noHa NASmuRaa4' eommHnian Pastor
Road Is the Way % to Hsnny us New Years'. n''"
DOUGLAS Memorial m ! s5a g = =:
II am. DR.. Howard KeIiey " samans
surgeon Of Rait;mops end nr W innUss nawss
@ ass psss Of & sss
All pews free. welcome
VI-.1. p-L--I1
wesleyan FentdcOStdl
PrS D; St. NV; bet; sass s5a d and 9Th sth:
ssSys sss s1sPg . .sess. ass vs:f
at 7;3o, except Monday.-
Mss RUTH HARRIS.
late CT Ocean Grove. n. j., will sing at each
service.
KT n Dumharfon
DUIIlOdrlO0 AVE. Nl~ E> .renu.
,ssS ss:sSa.m sgTs,y sshSS! -, n.,.,
os Subject; "oHRIsTs PROMISE"
THE CHRISTIANITY OF LONGFELIOw'S
POEMS"
Wilson Memorial 11th st: Bet. 9 4
L. McLAIN. Pastor.--s:ao am. s. s. Preach
nf hv fhf. efn 4 r
Evening star., 1917-01-06

In St. Martins Church the children
Of the parish will receive holy COM
munion tomorrow at the o'clock mass.
which will be celebrated by Rev NJ.
Alexander. The Sodality of the Blessed
Virgin will have devotions on Wednes-
day at 1880 pm, when Rev. Alexan-
der will ofiiciate. Devotions to st. Rita
will be conducted by Rev. Eugene Han
nan on Tuesday at 7:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1917-01-06

On Sunday. January II, at Sis pm.
at Colored ODD Fellows Hall, 1905 NJ
street northwest, the installation ex-
assisted by the superintendent of the
Sunday school, William /. Lee, Rev.
Walter II. Brooks will deliver the ad-
dress to the class. taking for his SUBJ
ject. Get Another Man for Jesus"
Evening star., 1917-01-06

In Holy Rosary Church the Society
of Christian Mothers will receive holy
communion in a body at the o'clock
mass tomorrow, which will be cele-
brated by Rt. Rev. Mgr. z. Bernardini.
The society will assemble again at 4:30
pm. for their devotions. when Rev. De
Carlo will preach the sermon.
The members of the Holy Name So
ciety will meet at the church at $50
pm. and march in a body to st. Pat
rick's to attend the Holy Name vesper
service.
Evening star., 1917-01-06

The Walker Memorial class of the
18th Street Baptist Church Sunday
school will hold its regular monthly
meeting Friday at pm. at the 18th
Street Branch Y. N. C. A. As this
Is the organizations first meeting in
the New Year, every member is urged
to be present.
The program and social committees
are making preparations for the meet
ing
Evening star., 1917-01-06

In st. Martins Church at the II
o'clock mass, tomorrow. a two-week
mission viii open. which will be con-
Quoted by Redemptorist clergy from
Annapolis. Md.
The first week will be for the women
and the second for the men. The serv
ices for the women's mission will open
at 1880 Pm, consisting of the recitation
Of the rosary, mission sermon and
benediction of the blessed sacrament.
Evening star., 1917-01-06
UNITARIAN. -
All Souls Church SgRTEk sgR 7 Ers ls'h

NJ OOAS NeAaS.S SAA AND l. SITS.
9:45 am, Sunday school Glass for the COM
parative study Of religion and Unity Study
class. H,
II o'clock. morning service; sermon BY the
minister. ~
: There is also kindergarten during the hous
of morning worship.
pm. Liberal Religious Union. Address
by DR.. Louis A. Bauer. Following the Com
pass" $50 - ~ s..
o'clock, evening service, beginning course
Of eight sermons by DR.. Pierce. on '.FUEDA-
MENTAL QUESTIONS: OF RELIGIOUS
THOUGHT I. us RELIGION MORE THAN
A SURv1vAL?" y 81
Evening star., 1917-01-06

have for tho speaker at the devottonai
service tomorrow evening at 6:45
o'clock Harry L. Underwood. whose
subject will be Three Essentials"
The special musical numbers will in
Of sixty voices, under the leadership of
J. H. Galleher; vocal duet by Messrs.
Clarence p. Lewis and G. Ray Stunt.
a selection by the FoxalI Sextet and
2 solo by Mrs. Fanny Shreve Heartsili.
The public 10 cordially invited.
Evening star., 1917-01-06

The Bahai Assembly Of Washington
has announced an address on the SUBJ
1ect Religious Unity" to be given in
Studio Hall. 1919 Connecticut avenue.
tomorrow evening at S:lS o'clock. The
speaker. Joseph n. Hannen Of this city,
II q member Of the national executive
board Of Bahai Temple Unity. The
public will be welcomed at this
meeting.
Rev. J. n Waldron. pastor Of Shiloh
Evening star., 1917-01-06

Rev. DR.. James Shera Montgomery
n TO deliver his Anal sermon lecture on
'~rhe Heroines OF Social and Political
Reform" in Calvary N. e. Church to-
morrow evening, when he will take
for his special topic Frances Willard,
the Prophecies Of q New Day"
Evening star., 1917-01-06

The annual New Year reception given
by the clergy of st. Augustine's s
Church will take place in the base
ment hall tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to all the members of the con-
gregation to be present.
Evening star., 1917-01-06

The objectionable SIN" 10 to be the
topic Of q special sermon which Rev.
Howard l. Stewart IL to deliver in Sec
ond Baptist Church tomorrow evening.
Or. Troy. II IL also announced. will
resume his lectures to the East Wash
/. ington Bible class on Wednesday after
noon at 8 o'clock at the church.
Evening star., 1917-01-06

Rev. Preston A. Cave. new pastor Of
0e II Street Christian Church. viii occu-
~ his pulpit tomorrow morning and
evening. Ths subject Of his morning
>eervtce WIN be The Pauline Purposs,"
and at night. Mutual Hsipfulness."
-
A meeting Of the Mems Club Of Christ
church parish. Georgetown, viii be held
ee the residence Of George A. King.
Evening star., 1917-01-06

Tomorrow morning at the Church Of
the New Jerusalem, in 18th street. the
pastor. Rev. Paul Sperry, will deliver
gian View of Good and Evil" This is
in response to a desire on the part of
many to have simple and direct state
ments from time to time of the doc
trinal positions of the New Jerusalem
Church, as outlined by Swedenborg. On
the first Sunday of each month the
pastor is treating some definite doc
trinal principle. The teaching of the
New Church regarding the nature of
good and evil, It is declared, is very
distinctive and solves many perplexing
problems" @
Evening star., 1917-01-06

Ths East Berwyn, Nd. Heights Sum
aay school held its Christmas enter
tainment on the evening Of December
- at the homo Of Mrs. Lester.
The parlors were decorated with
svergreens by Mrs. Algire. Mrs. Watts,
Nfs. Miller. Miss Mary Torbert and
Nessrs. B. J. Hamm and Krumpe.
Tho exercises included singing of
Christmas carols by the school. an ad-
dress by c. w. Baldin. followed by reci :
eaxiona and solos by the pupils. The
music was In charge Of Miss Mcintyre
Of Begwyn.
Evening star., 1917-01-06

GUfIey
IL entering upon Its work for the new
wear with renewed activity. During the
past few years the church has had q re-
markable growth under the pastorate
of Rev. Bernard Braskamp.
On Thanksgiving day the church
celebrated the second anniversary OF its
meeting In the present building. Sun
day twenty-four new members were re-
ceived into the communion and fellow
ship of the church, making the num-
ber Of accessfons more than 900 dur
ing the present pastorate and bringing
the total membership up to. 500. The
william M. Terrell. 10 also showing
great increase in attendance.
Evening star., 1917-01-06

At 0unton-Temple Memorial Presby-
tsFian Church the pastor. DR.. Granger.
win preach a special sermon At the IL
o'clock service tomorrow. using as his
topic. The Year Text for 1917" There
WIN also be reception Of members.
At 7:4s pm. the annual praise meet
iQG Of the Woman's Missionary Society
Of the church will be held. and Rev.
John Nelson Mills will give an Illus
tSated lecture on the Eastern Coast of
South America" which promises to be
Of peculiar interest
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-02
FLENSBURG

Feb. 2s.-Mr: Eichman has sold his
lot in the village to Mike Had, Sr.
The machinery for the creamery ar.
rived here this week. s"'. -. - ~.
M. Wojciechowski is buying potatoes
this week. He is paying So a bushel.
Walfred johnson and Elmer Rylan.
der were Little Falls callers Tuesday.
julius Bergstrom, who is i'll at st.
Gabriel's hospital in Little Falls, is
slowly improvin.. r" "-E1o-17Fn :.@%
Miss Ruth sundberg returned from
Minneapolis last week. .~%H@~]@o. ',5@,.
Victor Sandberg from Minneapolis;
is visiting at the home Of his uncle,
Gust, Sundberg. .<rsjt*f:t @s"G*1 -
Ernest Rocene from Vawter visited
at the home Of Olo1 Larson Monday.
! Henry johnson was caller in Little
Falls Tuesday. .,.. d.. ....:. .. ..aw
Among those who were county seat
callers Saturday were Lewis Larson
and son, Victor, Tony Eichman, J. A.
Rylander, Andrew Evan, Fred Berg
strom, j.. O.. Larson and Frank Ziika.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-02
FAWl1]DtkHE;

Feb. 16.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chich.
ON entertained q number sof friends
and relatives: at their home Sunday, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rashin.
ske of Little Falls. ,ja 4. n. ]; 5.elLs.3
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Valiec ard chill
dren returned to their home at st.
Cloud the first Of last week, after q
visit with Mrs. Vallec Is parents, llr.
and Mrs. William Chiehon.; ..sss,ss:.55:
Thoa Stiller returned. Saturday to.
bis home at Opole, after an extended
visit with relatives here e5astfs
Mr. and Mrs. j. p Jacobson Of
Swanville visited at l.. p Anderson Is
home Friday.
The mail carrier is unable to deliv-
or mail regularly, in this vicinity, on
account of poor roads. :*.@:. -a7,t.1
Hialmer and Gladys Bossell, were
in Bowlus on business Saturday.
Frank Raudgis, ST., and son Jacob
were in Little Falls on business last
"wednesday. ~ ~ -@s= 5sssI - !.
Frank Vitucki was employed by
Jochym Bros. Saturday, hauling hay.
Bessie Raudgis was a visitor in So
bieski Monday. 2::.s &.4.<.72 .
There wnl be special meeting Of
the Farmers club of Soebieski, March
4, at the Sobieski school house. zzz*c-.@
Feb. 28.---mong those who were in
Little Falls on business Saturday were
Nicholas Kuka, Frank Raudgis, Jacob
Rogers, John Gwosdz and daughter,
Rudolph Hamm, Stanislaus Krzemen-
ske and son Bonnie, Philip Chock,
Frank Nagorske, Joseph Wisnieski and
Mr.. View. -
Joseph Witucki and son Frank haul
ed pulp-wood to Little Falls Friday, to
the paper mill. :
MI. and Mrs. John Sobiech and
Frank Sobiech we're guests at the home
of MI. and Mrs. Joseph Janey Sunday
in Swanville.
b A surprise party was given Thurs.
day at the F. Rogers home. A large
number Of young people were present
and the evening was spent In playing
games. -,
Stanislaus Wozinske and J. F. Rog
ers delivered cattle to Little Falls OF
Monday.
A large number Of young folks were
at the coasting party Sunday at So
bieski. Among those present were
Frank, 8tanislaus, Martha, Polly and
John Witucke, Blanche Kedroske, En-
ma Ringwelski, Polly, Bonnie, Johnnie
Walter and Annie Krzemenske, Martin
Podraza, Bessie and Frank Rogers and
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Weznorske.
Frank Rogers, Jr., was employed by
Steven Pirowitz the last of the week.
The dance given last Monday at the
Philip Chock hall in Sobieski, was
largely attended.
Peter Holm is substituting as mail
carrier on route No. 5.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-02
GnEENI PR i:

Feb. 28.- MISS ,Hilda. Schlax. return
ed Saturday from . week IS visit with
friends in Little Falls. SO. ..s-.-.s.ys
Fred Rettintr returned Thursday.
from Duluth, where he has been en-
ployed. ~
Miss Clara tWalene, who attends high
school at Little Falls, spent the week.
end at her home here.
Harry Wittwer returned Saturday
from q visit with friends at Long
Prairie. s
Ben Ness of Wheaton is visiting his
parents here this week. s
DR.. f.. E. Hall Of Little Falls was q
caller here Thursday. 80 =.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Helmerick Of Oar
ling were guests at the home Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Feolls Sunday.
Charlie Sehlax is attending the pa
rochial school at Little Falls. tx, ;, 3 ?.
, Miss Frances White and brother
I!Adolph of Long Prairie, are guests at
the home Of MI. and Mrs. Henry Witt:
wer this week. @ ,s''@ - ~ Il. Z.
Charlie Ness returned Sunday from
q visit Of several days with friends
at Little Falls. -. ~ 49,. ~ =
Mr.. ad Mrs. Aggen Of Darling spent
Saturday evening with friends here.
Danford, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Feolls, who has been i'll with
an attack Of pneumonia, is improving
now.
Mrs. Jessie Swanson and family Wis
tied with friends at Clough Monday
evening. :....r
!! Mrs. G. E. wittwer and children OF
Darling spent wednesday with rela
tives here.
! The regular meetings the Farmers
clubs will be held Friday evening
!. March 2. It is hoped that all who cal
will attend. The subject of good roads
will be discussed. Lunch will be serv
ed by the men.
| A number of the friends of FREQ
Rettiner had surprise party on hin
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P
Nauretz Saturday evening, and a de
lightful time was had by all. At tn
close OF the evening a bounteous luncl
was served, after which the guests de
parted for their home.