The Sauk Centre herald., 1918-01-03

one evening. The Ehr's have a new
grafonola to amuse them during sthe
long winter evenings. --
Florence Ingram spent Thursday
afternoon at the Peterson home. 7,
Mrs. Joe Weiner spent Christmas
eve with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Ehr.
Leo Dumro spent Sunday till Mon
day with Roger Hutchinson.
Miss Leora Key visited GLADYS and
Dorothy ePterson Friday and Satur-
day.
Laurel Connolly spent Christmas
morning with Bruce and Allen Will
cox.
The Progressive Farmers Club will
meet next Friday evening, Jan. A,
1918. :.
John Kortan called at Tho5. In
grams to inspect his phone Sunday
evening".
The Key young people spent
Christmas at the, home OF Ferry
Stewards.
Mrs. M Mann and Olga Surely
spent Sunday afternoon at the Deter
man home ~.s- $780,. -,
MI. and Mrs. Gus Vessel and family
attended the party at Joe Botz's Fri
day evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Hutchinson and
family spent Saturday evening at the
Guiiford home.
Wren Wolfe and family spent
Christmas with the formers mother
Mrs. D. C. Wolfe.
John, Julia and Margaret Seminar
ski spent Tuesday evening at mos
Ingram's playing cards. ,.,:o :.
Earl Munson of MontlVedo 10
snending the holidays with his 1ofnler
roommate, Davis Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walker spent
Christmas with Mr.. Walkers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Walker.
John, Julia and Margaret Schlm-
anski spent Tuesday evening at the
Ingram home playing cards.
Craig Wilcox returned TO his work
otter spending the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. WILCOX.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Nj. Kennedy enter
tanned at cards in honor OF Lyman
Kells, the following on Saturday even
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Key and sors,
Geo. Grundman and family, Lyman
Kells. A beef supper was served at
:nid-n;ght.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Guliford entertained at cards the
following Messrs. and Mines, Norgor-
den, Ingram, John, Julia, Margaret
Schimanski, Leone, Florence, Leon
Ingram, Henry Anderson, Emil and
Oscar Norgorden.
The telephone board will meet
Thursday of this week to settle &C
counts and begin the New Year anew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Connolly spent
Christmas day with that ladies' par
Centre. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ryd-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Win Lamb of Sauk
holm of Melrose also spent the day
at the Lamb home.
Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
w C. Elliott of Hoboken gave a party
in honor of Earl Munson and their
sons Davis and Harry who are
spending the holidays at home. The
young people played games till 11:30
when they were served supper of
sandwiches, pickles. cake and coffee.
Those present were Misses Virgie
Ives, Leila Wells, Laura Mcintyre,
Alta and Alice Cass, Clara and Stella
Houghton, Gladys Wolfe, Elvira
Kennedy, Dola Grundman, Hulda and
Anna Anderson, Messrs. Glenn Peter
son, Gus and HerS'y Anderson, John
Wolfe, Foster and Paul Wilcox,
Arleigh Demro, Jas. Grundman, Leslie
Wells, Donald Bonner, Ester Kennedy,
Herbert Norgorden, Elbridge -Cass'
Mr.. and Mrs. Chenworth, Mrs. B. Bon,
ner After supper the guests departed
deciding that they had had another
"bushel of fun"
Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs,
J. Kew entertained in honor of Lyman
Kells and Craig Wilcox. Those pres
ent were Misses Maude Mann, Anna
Anderson, Cynthia Moon, Gladys
Wolfe, Mona Hutchinson, Dola Grund'
man, Elvira Teasel and Teasel Ken
nedy, Gladys, Dorothy, Glenn Peter
SON, Mary and Ruth Neal, Floyt
Peterson, Arleigh and Leo Demro
James Grundman, Ester and Perc!
Kennedy, Foster Wilcox, Herber
Norgorden, Henry Anderson, Joh1
Wolfe, Ernest and Robert Elliott, Rol
land Stewart, George and Roy Walk
er. Messrs. and Mines. Harry and Fa!
Houston, Fred Walker. The guest
played games till II and a light luncl
was served at midnight. After sup
per the young people danced shor
| time.