The Wahpeton times., 1918-11-07

The Parsons family have moved into
Mrs Mertz residence on 5th street.
j. W. Potter has purchased the
An Edison Phonograph for every
home. They assist in entertaining.
They keep the young people at home
You can buy them at Wrinkles Jewelry
Store, Breckenridge. Minn.-Adver.
c. P. Waterous the garage man Of
Breckenridge died last Sunday of the
influenza.
Bauer residence on 2nd street and
will take possession this week.
Mrs. Robert Vessel, Postmistress
at Oakes, was in the city last Saturday
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. M. C. Osman motored over from
Buffalo, North Dakota, to spend Sun
day with friends.
| Earl White is convalescing from
severe seige of the influenza. Earl
| was a very sick boy, but the splendid
care given him by his grandmother
Mrs. Bell, with whom he makes his
home, pulled him through.
Mrs. Canty left last week for Morris
| Minn., to look after business interests
there. She returns to Wahpeton this
week.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Divet of Fargo were
over Sunday guests at the home OF
i Senator and Mrs Purcell
Miss Swanhild Slotten of Dwight,
returned to Wahpeton Monday morn
! ing for school.
Miss Lindsey. the mathematics
teacher in the high school, is very ill
with pneumonia. Miss Viola Bentzin
who is waiting for the University to
open again. is taking Miss Lindsey 5
place in the high school.
Miss Geneva Braaten came in from
Mooreton Monday morning to return
to school.
For Sale-Afour room house, garage
one lot, for sale cheap, on liberal
terms. Frank Standardization
For Sale-A seven room house, full
basement, modern except heat, shed
for auto. one lot For sale cheap on
liberal terms. Frank Kimel Phone
ADVERTISEMENT.
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elry Store at Observation-Disclosures.
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j The regular meeting Of thew. Il. c.
will be held Monday, November 18th.
i Members please take notice. Bnsi-
ness of Importance.
A very sad. also a very sudden
death from the influenza, was Mrs.
o John Persons of Breckenridge.
Miss Fulton as chairman for North
Dakota of the Liberty boys and girls
of the United War Work Campaign. at.
tended meeting in Chicago last week
of a committee, that has charge o1
raising the funds in this campaign
They want to get a million boy
and girls in this country to pledge IL
give S. each that they have earne'
( themselves for this fund. Miss Full
I ton is organizating the boys and girl
y in this state and she spent q daE il
\ Fargo and another III Dickinson il
connection with the work.
Hiss Anna Geister leaves Sunda'
Y for Grand Forks to again take up he
y work as a student at the University
\ Her sister. Miss Alvina, who is teach
Y ing this year at Glen Ullen and is a
Y home during the Flu epidemic wa
X taken i'll the forepart of the wee':
4 but is improving nicely.
Y Mrs Ole Evenson died at the famil.
y home on South Sesond Street Tues
y day morning. She was victim o
!: the Spanish influenza She leaves
Z husband and eight small children t
V mourn her loss.
* Mrs. Joseph Konke and children re
& turned Friday from a several week
" visit with relatives in Minnesota.
is Miss Paulie Voelker, Miss Berth
X and Miss Alma Simonson were Farg
q visitors on Sunday.
NJ Mr.. James Purdon returned las
IS week from visit to St. Paul and q
W Alexandria, MINI.
~ Mrs. Hettenmier of Kent, Mimi, WI
IS brought to the Wahpeton. hospita
W Tuesday for medical treatment
M Miss Clara Purdon returned Sunda
~ from Lisbon, where she spent th
IS past month with her brother, D
x Purdon and family. On October ST
~ son was born to Dr. and Mrs. Pul
y don.