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Schofeld Barracks Society

cosy Tyler home before motoring out
to Haleiwa. Ill spite of the incle-
ment weather an enjoyable swim
and picnic supper was partaken of.
To complete a most pleasant even
ing the vietrola at the Haleiwa Hotel
was started and everyone danced
until it was time to motor back
home +" Capt. and Mrs. Tyler's
guests were Capt and Mrs. William
McLauren, Capt. and Mrs. Brigham,
Miss Katherine Anderson, Miss Mar
guerite White, Miss Nellie Cotchett,
Miss Lenore Tyler, the honoree, Miss
Marybelle White, Capt. Karl Green
valid, Capt Daniel Murphy, Capt.
Raymond McQuillin, Lieut. Arthur
White, Lieut.. William Matthias, Lieut..
H. G. Gray, and Lieut.. Amory Cot
chett r. Il r.
Miss Elsie Sparrow, fair daugh-
ter of Canada who is spending the
winter in Honolulu, was a very much
admired visitor in Schofield Barracks
last week, being entertained as the
house guest of Col. and Mrs. Earl
Carnahan.
Batteries A, B and c of the 1st
Field Artillery left the post on last
Saturday and spent four days at
Haleiwa occupying the camp site left
vacant by the 1st battalion of the
9th Field Artillery. r.. s
DR.. and Mrs Emmett Varvel have
moved from Schofield Barracks to
Fort Kamehameha where DR.. aVarvel
is assigned for future duty.
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On Sunday evening Capt. and Mrs.
Lloyd Clary entertained Col. and
Mrs William Bannister with an in
formal dinner party at the Haleiwa
Hotel. Pink hibiscus formed an at
tractive centerpiece. The dinner fol.
lowed an inyigorating swim in the
Haleiwa bay. .......
The medical branch of the army
received large share of promotion
this week, resulting in the advance
ment of Lieut. Joseph Cleary, Lieut..
Lloyd Clary, Lieut.. Harrison Cole
man, Lieut.. Wheeler Wilson, AID
Lieut. Walter Pick to the grade of
captain. ss...
Capt Carl Conen was a dinner
guest at the Haleiwa Hotel on Mon
day evening, being entertained by
Capt. and Mrs. John Burnett.
Lieut.. William Kramer of Fort
Shafter was visitor at the post on
Tuesday.
Maj. and Mrs. John Richardson
and family left Tuesday on the trans
port for the states. Maj. Richardson
recently received his promotion and
was ordered home.
Capt. and Mrs. Lloyd Clary enter
tanned Mrs. Lille Noble White as
their. dinner and movie" guest on
Monday evening.
Lieut.. Amory Cotchett and Lieut.
Lawrence Fagg were dinner hosts on
Sunday evening at the beautiful Hal
eiwa Hotel. Miss Marjorie Thatcher
and Miss Maddux of Waialua were
the honor guests.
The HaIeiwa Hotel was the scene
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| of another pretty dinner party on
Sunday evening when Capt and Mrs.
| Henry Lewis, Miss Katherine Ander-
/ son, Capt John Eager and Capt Vim
cent Erwin formed a party who
idined there after pleasant swim
/ in Haleiwa bay. -.
Miss Nellie Cotchett returned to
the post On Monday after a most
delightful week spent in Honolulu.
y
Batteries E and r of the 9th Field
| Artillery were also campers at Hale
iva last week for the week end.
Miss Martha McChesney, Miss Sill
va Puryis and Miss Ruth MeChesney,
chaperoned by Mrs Kilbourne, we're
attractive visitors at Schofield Bar
racks on last Sunday as the guests
of Lieut.. Owen Fowler and Lieut..
Amory Cotchett.
;. ...
Capt. Vincent Erwin entertained
Mr.. Castle, Mr.. Dillingham;, and Mrs.
Brown who are prominent polo play
ers of Honolulu, as his guests for
dinner after the polo game on Sun
day. ..- 80"
Capt. and Mrs. Clarence Danielson
we're guests of Maj. Case Deering
for dinner before the 25th Infantry
hop on last Friday evening.
On Tuesday an army transport
locked in Honolulu on it's way from
Manila to the mainland Aboard was
the 18th Regiment of cavalry, which
had been ordered to the United
States for a new station. On &C.
count Of the bad weather very few
people from Schofield Barracks had
the opportunity to see their friends
as they passed through. The trans
port continued its journey Wednes-
day.
Maj. and Mrs Jacob Devers were
host and hostess at a beautifully ap-
pointed dinner party on Wednesday
evening Dainty orange and yellow
marigOlds were used in profusion
of loneliness to adorn the dining
table where covers were laid for
Col. and Mrs. Tiemann Horn, Capt.
and Mrs. Archibald Arnold, and Lieut..
and Mrs. William Saportas and Maj
and Mrs. Devers
A number OF the officers of the
artillery brigade received promotions
this week. Among them Lieut. Col.
Henry Butner, who is now a full
colonel; Maj. Raymond Pratt, who
received his lieutenant colonelcy;
Capt Jacob Devers, promoted to the
grade Of major; and four lieuten-
ants, namely: Lieut.. Ivan Bradley,
Lieut.. Patrick Lynch, Lieut.. Arthur
White and Lieut.. Marvin Heyser, are
being congratulated on reaching their
captaincy.
On Thursday morning the Red
Cross hall of the artillery brigade
was the scene of busy and en-
thusiastic session of earnest work
ers. Among the ladies present were
Mrs Raymond Pratt, Mrs. Archibald
Arnold, Mrs. John Wyeth, Mrs. Will
liam Saportas, Mrs. Tiemann Horn,
Mrs. Jacob Devers, Mrs. John Hauser,
and Miss Jane Oliver
Capt and Mrs. Gustav Schaefer
presided at an attractive dinner par
ty en- Wednesday evening. Beautiful
cut flowers and ferns were used as
an exquisite centerpiece. Capt. and
Mrs. Schaefer's guests were Mr.. and
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SCHOF1ELD BARRACKS, N6Hk. 10
The 25th Infantry was again a
very successful host to the post / 90
last Friday evening. The cosy a I'd
attractive clubrooms were throwR, .en
suite and very beautifully decor; ed
for the affair An immense Did
Glory" was draped between the 4 VIC
front rooms while smaller flags I'D
guidons were used on the side Yah S,
Streamers of red, yellow and bin
were festooned between the. nla,rs !.
colored Japanese lanterns, II q ssoI
ors being complimentary to tho. thl:ee
branches of the service, artillery,
cavalry and infantry. Although cry
informal the guests were welcoI Il ed
by Col. and Mrs Earl Carnahan and
Capt and Mrs. Clarence Dar1sfss,n.
At the conclusion OF the ei, oath
dance delightful supper was ser y ed
A punchbowl rested amid a prpfu ion
of pink and lavender asters. Fo d led
infantry blue programs were III m
bered for sixteen straight dance. be-
sides two extras. The 25th II ian
try band furnished music. Dan ing
until a late hour was enjoyed i by
Col. and Mrs. Earl Carnahan, Col.
Lucius Durfee, Capt and Mrs.> c,star-
ence DanielsoIf, Capt and Mrs. Sam
uel Heidner, Capt and Mrs. Eiugh
Keen, Capt. and Mrs. Barbin, Capt.
and Mrs Lloyd Clary, Capt. and
Mrs. Clarkson, DR.. and Mrs. W. ! liam
Boyd, Lieut.. and Mrs. Kearny, Miss
katherine Carnahan, Miss Elsie Z SPAR
row Of Honolulu, Miss MarsIk srite
White, Miss Maddux OF Waialua y Hiss
Lenore Tyler. Miss Thatcher of Wal
alua, Miss Isabel Baker of { Fort
Shafter, Mrs. Helen MacAdam, Miss
Marybelle White, Miss Silva p uryis
of Honolulu, CAPT. Carl Belle 1ger.
Maj. Case Deering, Capt. James Pc
ale, Lieut. William Barott. a.ieut.
Williston Warren, Lieut.. William
Matthias, Lieut.. John Hoskins, Lieut..
Forrest Pinkerton, Lieut. Hugh
Rogers, Lieut.. Brandon Finney, j Lieut..
H. c. Gray, Lieut. Lawrence 4 Fage.
Lieut.. Amory Cotchett, Lieu t Otto
Pentz, Lieut.. Sherman, Lieut.. Fhomp.
son, Lieut.. Frank Hinton, ! Lieut..
Bracken, Lieut.. Owen Rhoads,. Lieut..
Allen, Lieut.. Mcdonald, Lieut. Hau.
mush, Lieut.. Parker, and Lieut..
Pickett.
Miss Katherine sCarnahan arrived
in the post on Friday to b,it her
parents and to attend the 4 9TH In.
fantry hop. She returned ito the
Oahu College on Monday. -; -
Lieut.. William Matthias Was a con-
genial dinner host on Fr34~-~S. even
ing, when he, entertained c apt and
Mrs. Hugh Keen, Miss Isabe l Baker.
of Fort Shafter Miss Silva puryis
of Honolulu. and Lieut. Hugh Rogers.
The table was made attract II with
purple bougainTillea Later in the
evening the party were gu ests at
the 18th Infantry hop.
On Monday evening Capt a nd Mrs.
Tyler entertained with. asla.g beach
party at Haleiwa. The picI iic was
planned as compliment = to Miss
Lenore Tyler of Baltimore who is
visiting her brother and vi 10 is an
attractive addition to the ~ ,st social
life. The guests gather 4 at the
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4:30 when guests for lea were in
yited in to meet the honoree. Prizes
of nobby looking Japanese bowls
were won by Mrs. Raymond Pratt.
Mrs. Philip kiehl, Mrs. Frank Brig
Boyd, Mrs Jacob Deyers and Mrs.
Barrett Glover. A two-ceurse lunch
con was served from a prettily dec
Grated tea table presided over by
Mrs. Charles Watson and Mrs. Henry
Gibner Mrs. Bannister's guests for
bridge we're: Mrs. Tieman Horn,
Mrs. Raymond Pratt, Mrs. Jacob Dew
ers, Mrs Harold Vandeveer, Mrs.
Corbitt Hoffman, Mrs. Charles Wall
son, Mrs Henry Gibner, Mrs. Philip
kiehl, Mrs. Thomas Lowe. Mrs. Rob
ert Houston Anderson, Mrs. John
Hauser, Mrs. Frederick Arnold, Mrs.
Barrett Glover, Miss Jane Oliver,
Miss Marybelle White, Miss Katb q
crime Anderson and Miss Marguerite
White. Guests for tea were Mrs
Paul Manchester, Mrs. Archibald Arm
old, Mrs, David Cain, Mrs. John
Wyeth, Mrs. Lille Noble White, Mrs.
Philip Thurber. Mrs. Earl Carnahan,
Mrs. Cheeyer Ely of New York and
Mrs. John Loud The ladies of the
Medical Reserve Corps who were
honorees at this pretty social comph-
ment were: Mrs. Albert Hennessy,
Mrs. Arthur Markley, Mrs. Lloyd
Clary, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. MCDANIEL,
Mrs. Frank Brigham. Mrs. Walter
Boyd, Mrs Philip Rossiter, Mrs..
Williamson, and Mrs. Walter Pinck.
ney.
Of interest to people of the army
is the following announcement of the
approaching marriage between one of.
Uncle Sans officers and one of the
beautiful society bellies of st. Louis: /
Mrs l.. Dutilh Cabanne of 4515 Ber
lin avenue announces the engage.
ment of her daughter, Miss Isabel
Downing Cabanne, to Lieut.. Sewer
Rains Topper Of the 18th United
States Infantry, now stationed at
Chickamauga Park, Ga. The we'd
ding will take place late in Novem-
Der and owing to the recent death
of the bride-elect's father will be a
quiet affair. Miss Cabanne made
her debut last year at an afternoon
reception given by her mother and
was one of the bellies OF the season.
She is descended from an old ST.
Louis family through her father. Her
mother was Miss Winifred Talcott
of Erie, Pa, and is related to many
prominent eastern families. She is a.
great granddaughter of the first gov
ernor of Connecticut. Three of Miss
Cabanne's aunts have married into
the army Mrs. Austin Allen Parker
wife OF Maj Parker, who was Miss
Julie Cabanne, Mrs. William f. Sa-
portas, wife of Lieut.. Saportas, who
was until recently Mrs. Frances Ca
banne Scovel, and Mrs. John Murray
Jenkins, wife of Lieut.. Jenkins, who!
was Miss Emelie Cabanne."
On Wednesday Capt. and Mrs. Al
bert Hennessy were the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Bryan of Hon
olulu, at an attractive dinner party
at the Young Hotel.
Maj. John McNellis, G.. A. c. Of
Fort Kamehameha, and Lieut. Col
Frank Bolles of Fort Shafter, were
among the many officers who we're
visitors in Schofield Barracks on
Thursday morning to witness the in
teresting barrage firing of the artil-
lery brigade.
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On Wednesday Capt. and Mrs. Al
bert Hennessy were the guests of
DR.. and Mrs Richard Bryan of Hon
olulu, at an attractive dinner party
at the Young Hotel
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Maj. John McNellis, C. A. c. of
Fort Kamehameha, and Lieut. Col
Frank Bolles of Fort Shafter, were
among the many officers who were
visitors in Schofield Barracks on
Thursday morning to witness the in.
teresting barrage firing of the artil-
lory brigade
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Miss Katherine fCarnanan arrived
in the post on Friday to ' hsit her
parents and to attend the 9TH In
fantry hop. She returned ito the
Oahu College on Monday -
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On Monday evening Capt, a nd. Mrs.
Tyler entertained with a aAag beach
party at Haleiwa. The picI lie was
planned as compliment = to Miss
Lenore Tyler of Baltimore. who is
visiting her brother and vi 10 is an
attractive addition to the ~ ,st social
life. The guests gather 4 at the
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HILLS BORO

Mrs. Pauline Horn and her cousin.
visited relatives in Ottumwa, Tuesday
of this week.
Mrs. w. A. Smitz and children Of
Ottumwa, visited relatives here, Satur-
day.
Mrs. Lula Runyon who has been
sick for several months, passed away
early Tuesday morning at her home
here. The funeral was held from the
Christian church, Wednesday after.
noon, and the burial in the Hillsboro
cemetery.
A mass meeting for the Red Cross
organization was held at the Chris.
tian church. Friday evening. Speakers
from Mount Pleasant were present.
p. A. Blackboard and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Watts spent Wednesday
in Burlington.
Misses Mildred and Phyllis Church
were over Sunday visitors with rela.
tives near Denmark.
H. d. Tady and wife spent the
Fourth at the Walter Harlan home in
Fairfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rohkar of Fort
Madison visited relatives here, Wed.
nesday.
Quite number from here attended
the Woodman picnic in Bonaparte,
wednesday.
A fine rain fell here Thursday eve
ming, doing heaps Of good.
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WILLIAM sBUko.

l.. D. Jones, who has bsen visiting
With relatives at Garden City, 8. d.,
has returned home.
John r. Jones of Cedar Rapids is q
visitor here this week with his broth.
or David and other relatives and
friends Of this locality.
Dan Netzer Of Fillmore township
transacted business here Wednesday.
He is a pioneer, Is looking well and his
many old time friends enjoyed a visit
with him.
John Cownie of Des Moines has been
visiting here with his many friends.
D. e. Driscoll Of York township was
a business visitor here Wednesday. He
reports the corn growing nicely in his
locality.
Wallace Bean of Pilot township
transacted business here Wednesday
and visited at the home Of his brother,
Will r. Bean.
Thomas Jones of Hilton township
was visitor here the first of the week.
James Lang, q civil war veteran,
was at :Marengo Monday attending .
meeting Of the soldiers relief corps, Of
which he is member.
James Nicholas, who resides on a
farm north Of town, was here the first
Of the. week attending to some bust
nes.' at the Citizens Savings bank, Of
which he Is president.
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RUSSELL.

Prof. Chas. Murray@of Ames who wss
called to Russell by the deAtkrof his
father p. o. Murray has returned to his
home at Ames. 200
Mr.. and Mrs. /. =. Raines have re.
turned home from Leon where they
have been visiting friends.
Misses Merinda Hicks, Edith Phillips
and Ruth Corrick OF Ottumwa who
have been visiting at the Hotel Bran
don have returned to their home in OF.
tumwa
Rev. Leo Cain went to Omaha, Neb.
Friday evening on q business trip.
Miss Mona Curry Of Newkirk. Okla.
has been visiting friends in Russell.
Mrs. Lucy Patterson has returned
home from Charlton where she has
been visiting her daughter Mrs. William
Culbertson.
Misses Flo ana Mabel Clodfelter Of
Oregon who have beeti Visiting their
uncle T. F. Lemley have gone to South
Dakota for a visit before returning to
Oregon.
Prof. w. l.. Drinks who will have
charge of the Russell schools: next
year has moved his family from FerEu.
son, H., and they have located in the
VIM. Christy house in the west part 81
town.
Miss Estella Thomas Of Chicago is
visiting her grandmother Mrs. Joseph
Criswell on South Hill.
Mrs. Sam Butler has returned home
from Streator. ILL.,. where she has been
visiting her parents.
John Wesley White has returned
home from Ottumwa where he has been
visiting his son Chas and family.
Miss Erie Wilson Of Ottumwa 10 Wis
iting his aunt Mrs. w. T. Curtis.
Mrs. w. A. Hanks is visiting, relatives
at Coshocton. Ohio and indianapolis,
Ind.
Mrs. Margaret Mckee il visiting her
niece Mrs. Richard Pedigo Of Norwood
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PENNINGTON.

Mrs. Mary G.. Scott, Mrs. Lettie
Scott and daughter Marie and Mrs.
Jennie Barnett Of Chicago spent the
Fourth with friends in Bonaparte.
Mrs. Nellie Therme spent the Fourth
in Keosauqua with friends, among
them Mrs. e. Manning, who is not well,
and Mrs. Lucia Therme, who has been
quite Ill with liver trouble and con-
fined to her bed for four weeks. She
is able to sit up and is improving.
Mrs. Dora wiegner Of Donnellson,
her granddaughter. Winona Barnes,
her friend, Ruth Schock, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Hoyer Of Fort Madison
visited Thursday at the M. Harnagel
home.
Miss Zee Henderson, who is grad
uate nurse and has many friends here,
has a good position in the hospital at
Topeka, Kas. .,i.., s,.s.,,is s.
Miss villa Rison and Miss Bessie
Sprouse of Adelphi came Tuesday to
visit friends.
Miss Vivian Swift of Charlton is
making an extended visit with her
aunt. Mrs. o. H. Sherrick.
Mrs. Ruth Dibble Murdy and chill
dren, Jean, Dale and Zoe, Of Moulton
spent the Fourth with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Dibble.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Sherrick, Miss
Vivian Swift and Miss Sadie Shuster
motored to Keokuk and Fort Madison
July 4.
Rev. C. Nauerth of Griswold visited
at the Henry Hartrick home this week.
Rev. P. H. McBeth Of Des Moines,
assistant superintendent Of the Iowa
Anti-Saloon league, will speak at the
union meeting at the Baptist church
Sunday evening. He Is familiar with
the temperance situation in Iowa.
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yard today. The Alleys have DISPOSE
of their yard at Drakesville also Lac
i week, to the Bennett Lumber compan|
i of Kansas City. Mr.. Frank Alley an,
! family have not fully decided wher
they will locate and will remain her
for, the present.
/; Mrs. ]. O. Johnson was a passengA
to West Grove, Sunday, where shl
attended surprise on her father
Thomas Barnes, age 50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Andrews
Enid. Okla, visited at the Mrs. o
Andrews home near Mark and her
at the Bob Knseler home, departing
for their home Saturday. T,.
Will Beard and wife returned yAs
;terday to their home in Fairfield, Al
ter spending a week here with Mr.
Boards mother.
49, Cliff BARNETT and wife returned
Saturday from visiting relatives Al
Lancaster.
Mrs. Louis Glandeney Of Milton Il
visiting at the Sim Coy home.
Miss Ladana Burlinsame Of Abba Il
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene HOWE.
y Edgar Kancade returned Saturday
from combined business and plea
sure trip to Kahoka, Mo.
William Greenup took his father Il
Fairfield Saturday to visit at the John
Greenup home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tenity and
children of.Agency, spent Sunday here
at the William Shott home.
b Mr.. and Mrs. John SDrout Of Ottum.
wa We're in this city Sunday, en- route
u STILES to visit 1t the w. b. Martin
home. a''s L.
The Wabash has q force Of hands
here laying new steel between hare
end West Grove. H., b 4. :;.g.4 f.,,-;s-:..
Charley Williamson returned to OF
tumwa Saturday after visiting his
father here the past week. s5s.
Miss Dol]ie Owens of Lancaster,
MO., is the guest at the l.. e. Goode
home. Ia II
L. j. Hartzler of Pulaski, transacted
business here Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Roby and three children
Of this city spent Sunday In Milton 1t
the parental James How homo.
Earsel Dunlavy returned Saturday
from weeks visit at Fairfield.
Mrs. Malta Sumner Of st. Louis
and Mrs. Bell Corven of St. Joseph,
departed Sunday after five days.
visit at the Harley Bingaman home,
the guest of Harold, who makes his
home with Mr. and Mrs. Bingaman
Miss Margaret Colman returned to
Ottumwa Saturday after visiting : in
this city the past week. g.s Ee.t;
Mrs. H. G. Moore returned Satur.
day from spending the Fourth at tbs
home Of her son, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus.
sell Moore of Humeston.
Mrs. Harvey Leon was shopping In
Ottumwa, Saturday.
Mrs. w. B. Everhart and children,
returned to Oskaloosa today after
spending the Fourth here at the Frank
Rominger home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Barnett are WIS.,
iting at the Kenneth Siler home at
Newburg, Iowa. and may decide to
locate there.
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RUSS ELL.

Rev. E. L. Stone and family were Wis
iting relatives at Carbon.
Jas. De I<Ano has gone to Mendoza
ILL.,. to seek employment :.
Rev. s. NJ. Zise and family are visit
ing relatives at Hepburn, Ia.
Ruth Chase has returned to Fontan-
ell, Ia. after visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. j. B. Chase.
Jerry Cadagan has gone to King City,
Mo. to visit his son T. ]. and family.
Lawson Hilleway Of Burlington who
has been visiting relatives here has re-
turned home.
Ethel Savage of Milo is visiting her
brother Asel and wife.
Mrs. Henry Zimmers is In Washington
visiting her daughter Mrs. Geo. Hobson
and family.
Rev. NJ. Laruch Of Dallas has been
visiting relatives in Russell.
Jas Rouse of Montezuma IL visiting
relatives in Russell.
John Wesley White has gone to OF
tumwa to visit relatives.
Bert Jackley Of Seymour Is visiting
his brother M. o. and family.
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WEST POINT

The marriage bans Of Theodore
Strunk of near Fort Madison and Miss
Eleouora Bohoekamp Of West Point,
have been announced. The marriage
will take place Tuesday. July II.
One OF the twin daughters OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Harfneyer. born June.
IN. 1917, passed away soon after its
birth. Funeral services we're held at
st. Mary's church, Thursday after
noon, conducted by Rev. Father
Grtthe. n g
Mr.. and Mira. Robert Gardner Of
Fort Madison announced the marriage
of their daughter Gertrude to
Carl H. Anderson Of Bedford, Ind,
on June 20. 1917. The bride was born
and grew to womanhood at West Point
and has many friends here who will
wish her a happy welded life. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson will make their
home at Mount Pleasant.
VIM. Schmidt has been spending a
few days with his uncle, the Rev.
Father Grothe.
Mrs. Gerald Wheeler of Williams
town, Mo-, arrived Friday for q visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Fcllenkamp.
Miss Rose Adam returned Monday
to her home at Harper, Iowa, after a
visit with her sister, Miss Agnes
Adam.
Mrs. AL Link and children, Myrtle,
Virgil and Willis. departed Monday
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Link at Sioux City. They will also
visit Mr.. and Mrs. e. 8. Tway at Des
Moines
Mrs. Henry Vance of New London
has been visiting her brother, Clar.
ence Peebler and wife.
Misses Vallie Shadwell and Lucene
Clemens departed Friday for a two
weeks visit with relatives at Edna,
Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Ellenberger have
been spending a few days at Donnell
son. the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Krebill. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Poggi have
moved into the P. J. Eutler residence.
Mrs. Frank Henshall and daughter
OF Burlington, visited this week with
her sister. Mrs. w. B. Helen.
Miss Legina Leyes of Fort Madison
is spending the week with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Alexander and
son and daughter Of Beatrice. New.
are visiting at the Chas. Bonneville
home.
Rev. N. r. Moabs has been called to
Lake Geneva. for training as chap.
lain. during the war. This leaves Clay
Grove, Pleasant Ridge. Pittman Cha
pei and West Point Methodist chur
ches without pastor.
Mrs. Mary Hansen returned Tues
day to her home at Davenport. after
visit with her mother, Mrs. Schach-
treep.
During the electrical storm Wednes-
day night. lightning struck the home
Of Lutkehaus. Slight damage was
done. JOS. Wiemeke had q horse
killed by lightning the same night.
Sister M. Mildred. sister M. Fidelia
and sister M. Elisabeth Of st. Mary's
school, have gone to st. Rose convent
at La Crosse, Wiz. lsi!4