The Wahpeton times., 1918-12-12


For sale-Afour room house, garage
one lot, for sale cheap. on liberal
terms. Frank Kimel.-Advertisement
The Fortnightly Club will be enter
tanned next Monday evening at the
home Of Mrs. George Van Arnam.
The Ladies Aid Of the M. e. church
will meet with Mrs. VIM. Wagner s03
4th Street North, Thursday afternoon,
December 18th.
Practical minded people who desire
to give Christmas gifts Of utility and
value would do we'll to select articles
at the New Jewelry store.-Adv.
Misa Grace Swank was home from
her school at Hankinson a couple Of
days last week. She returned to Han
kinson by motor on Sunday.
William Early arrived home from a
southern training camp last week. He
had been in the service only q few
weeks when the war was ended.
A splendid Christmas present-A
years subscription to the Saturday
Evening Post or Ladies Home Journal
See Barnes Brothers, Phone 178W.
2t-Adv.
1t. Charles Bade came up from
Camp Dix, New Jersey, this week to
look after business intedests While
in the city he rs guest at the Stern
home.
The rummage sale conducted by the
ladies of the Congregational church
will be continued again on December
18th at the store formerly occupied
by Lieber.
Mrs. Malloy of Breckenridge died
last Sunday of influenza and compli-
cations. She leaves a husband and
several small children to mourn her
untimely demise.
Frank Richtscheidt is the first Han
kinson soldier boy to return from
France. He was wounded some time
ago. bullet having pierced his hand
and taking OF two Of his fingers.
s. H. Murray arrived home on Fri
day from Camp Dodge to again take
up the pursuits of civil life. Harry IA
looking we'll and his family as we'll as
his many friends are glad to welcome
him home.
Whatever your plans may be for
Christmas buying you will find our
plans have been made to meet your
requirementk The New Jewelry
Store-Adv.
Months ago we placed. our business
on war basis to meet the conditions
Of a wartime Christmas. Our show
ing Of practical gifts will solve many
Of your problems. The New Jew
elry Store.-Adv.
IMr. Samuel Wells. father of Mrs. F.
w. Hall, was taken to the st. Francis
Hospital last Monday. He has the
Flu. with complications. At his ad-
vanced age OF 80 he is in a very critt-
cal condition.
Tho second Of series of four sup
pers given by the ladies' of the Con.
gregational church will be served at
the church Wednesday evening, De.
cember 18th, at six o'clock. Tickets
will be on sale at Paul & Purdon's
store and will be limited to $50.
Lieut.. Fandel of st. Cloud has been
spending a few days in Wahpeton as
a guest Of his brother, Victor Fandel.
The Lieutenant met with the Wahpe-
ton home guards and showed them
some of the real work done in the
army training camps.
Mrs. w. G. Worner and little daugh.
ter, Marion, have been at st. Francis
Hospital during the past week. They
have both been suffering with the in
fuenza. but are 80 far on the road to
recovery that they will return home
The latter part of the week.
Our silverware has all the elements
which make it imminently desirable
and We are sure to meet every require
ment as to style and price. The New
Jewelry Store.-Adv.
The Mems Club Of Trinity Church
will meet with Mr.. W. P. Cairncross
on the evening Of Tuesday the 18th.
Every man connected with this Mis-.
sion 10 urged to come and have good
social svsniag.