The Wahpeton times., 1918-08-29

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vesta Parsons left for Fargo on
Thursday where she will receive
medical treatment from specialist.
1t is hoped that she will find relief.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Dorm q
girl on Monday, August 26th. Mother
and child are doing nicely.
+ Miss Nyestuen, Superintendent Of
the Wahpeton Hospital, returned this
week from Northfield, Mfnn., where
she has enjoyed a months vacation
Mr.. E. Brummett will move his
household goods into the apartments
over the Bee Hive Store and take DOS
session next week.
Miss Austin. former principal of
our city schools, who has been the
guest of friends here returned to
Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. Day of Wolverton, Mimi. had
an operation performed at the Wahpe-
ton Hospital recently and is recover
ing rapidly. ~.
Miss Alma Tweto Of Abercrombie
was Wahpeton visitor on Tuesday.
The infant daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs. Hobbs was brought to her home
from the hospital this week and is
getting along very nicely.
The nurses of the Wahpeton Hospi-
tai are enjoying a short vacation dur
ing the strenuous summer months.
Miss Frank has just returned from a
fortnight's visit at Roscoe and at
Minneapolis. Miss Bake will leave
this week for Kindred.
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Miss Janet Parsons came home from
Lidgerwood on Monday. She will
spend her vacation with her parents
on Sth Street.
Miss Carrie Magnuson arrived from
the Twin Cities on Sunday for a week
to visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Magnuson
Mrs. Cox of Toulon, Illinois. arriv-
ed today for an extended visit with
her son, E. P. Cox.
Judge Allen of Lisbon was a Wah-
peton visitor on Saturday.
Misses Whips and Purdon Sunday
ed at Camp Nirvana, going by the
automobile route.
Elaine Magnuson and Luverne
Wilson. both of Moorhead, who have
here visiting their aunt, Mrs. R. R.
Hausken. returned to their home last
Saturday.
Mrs. Martin Parsons returned on
Monday from weeks visit at Bar
ney.
The ladies supervising the com
munity canning kitchen are kept
busy daily canning great quantities
of all the different kinds of perisha-
BILE vegetables that are now in sea-
son and which would otherwise 20 to
waste. 1t is great credit to the
women who are donating their serv-
ices to this worthy cause and con-
sering food at this particular time
that means so much to the welfare
of our Allies. Miss Hobart person
ally supervised the kitchen on Tues
day and was we'll pleased with the
work. She stated that Fargo hear
ing of the splendid showing Wahpeton
had made in this line were anxious
to establish one like it.
Orders given thru the Voyes Groc-
cry for Borax and Borax chips can
he filled now.-Call Early.
The Rebakah Lodge will entertain
this vening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
N''' y. Ooi''oA' HASIliUcFS OI the lodge.
who will leave Wahpeton shortly to
make their home at Buffalo. N. n
The party will be held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Field on 7th Street n
The Osmon family have a host of
friends who regret to see them leave.
Miss Anna Connolly of the Wahpe-
ton Book Store is business visitor
in the Twin Cities this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hausken recently
received letters from their sons who
are serving their country across the
ocean. Arthur and Clyde are in the
aviation corps and Earl is a member
of military band and is at present
somewhere in France.
Miss Sadie Mccarthy left TODAY
for visit at Minneapolis with Mrs.
F. Stohrer.
Mrs. Hausken has been the recinf-
ent of many pretty souvenirs from
France, which Earl has sent her. the
last being handsome napkin ring
inscribed with the name "yerdun"
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Congregational church will meet