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The little baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Schultz passed through the
lbaptismal rights at their home last
Sunday and was given the name of
Celestia Marie The sponsors were
Miss Marie Graubau and Walter
Schultz, the ceremony being perform
ed by Rev. Ed Firnhaber
Mrs. Honas LOrenZen entertained
the Jolly 500 club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Hugo Wiegand entertained the
NJ. G. r. club at her home Friday af-
ternoon.
Emil Boock and Peter Bendixen
went to Omaha Thursday and on Fri
day brought back an International
truck which the firm of Boock & Jur-
gensen are now handling.
The Red Cross rooms will again be
opened to the public this week to fin
ish up the work begun and do what
ever else is required.
The masquerade ball drew out a
large crowd Friday evening, although
the per cent masked were few
Fred SPAIN celebrated his birthday
Sunday and invited in large num-
Der of his friends to spend the day
with him.
Herman Schroeder and family mo-
tored down from Ida Grove last Sun
day and spent the day with her moth
er. Mrs. Emma Peters, and other rela-
tiVeS.
Assessor Ludolph Mohr is busy max
ports that the valuation of property
has raised 25 per cent and the taxes
will be raised accordingly.
Frank Davis, of Ida Grove, is the
new mechanic at the G.. P. Hollander
garage. His household goods have al
ready arrived and they will soon be
located in the Erickson cottage vacat-
ed by Hans Behrmann.
Herman Baak celebrated his birth
day Sunday The out of town guests
were A. F. Baak and family and Mrs.
Conyers and babe, all of Ricketts,
Alfred Runge spent Sunday with his
parents at Ricketts,.
John JepSen has secured furlOugh
and is visiting realtives here. He is
stationed at Camp Wheeler, Ga, and
was doing guard duty. He expects
his discharge before long.
Herman Peterson and family motor
ed over from Gushing and spent the
week end at the Claus krohnke home.
The Berndt property was sold last
week to the Weber Bros, considera-
tion being $500. The Weber Bros.
state that their parents from Deloit
will move up here and make this. their
home. - w.
Gus Rickert. who is in the st. Jo-
seph hospital in Omaha, is fast i'm
proving under treatment and will soon
be home again. avoiding an operation
for gall stones at this time.
Mrs. Henry Claussen, who has been
spending several days here with her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Jochims, returned to
her home in Ricketts, Saturday.
Adolph Hansen celebrated his birth
day Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Bothmann, of Ricketts,, is
visiting her son. Alfred, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Vollersen spent
several days in Denison visiting his
brother Chris. He informs us that
his nephew, Henry, has been appoint
ed deputy treasurer to take the place
of John Hugg who will go on farm
in South Dakota in the spring.
Hugo Petersen and Ed Schroeder
were Holstein visitors Saturday and
Sunday.
A crowd of young folks perpetrated
a surprise on Miss Josephine Preuhs,
one of our teachers, at the John
krohnke home Monday evening, the
occasion being her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Miller received
their first letter from their son, Rob-
ert, since the signing of the armis-
tice. He states that he is stationed
at LuXemberg with the other troops
and that he was we'll. I seems that
none of his letters reached here and
his parents were greatly worried about
him. The Red Cross put in two calls
to look him up and they received word
the same day the letter was received.
Emory Jones, of Des Moines, has
been in town several days this week
setting up and adjusting the new X
ray machine which DR.. Jones installed
in his office.
Miss Mamie Keller. of Ute, WHO is
taking dressmaking at the BendiXen
& Evers store, is staying at the Albert
Kusch home.
Mrs. julius Else was operated upon
athe Battle Creek hospital last week
for gall stones. She is reported as i'm
proving nicely.
HOUSEHOLD THRIFT Is URGED
Keeping household accounts by
means of the budget system is being
urged by the home economics section
of the agricultural extension depart.
ment Of Iowa State college at Ames,
in connection with the thrift cam
paign now being conducted by the
U. S. treasury department.
Seven rules that help make a 100
per cent home are laid down.
/. Know the needs.
g Consider cost.
g. Estimate expense.
4. Make practice follow precept.
5. Build a budget.
g. Adopt accurate accounts.
T. Analyze accounts.