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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-05
SWEDISH LADIES AID -
MAKES UNEXPECTED CALL

Mrs. John Neslung of Nymore was
pleasantly surprised "Wednesday af-
ternoon, by the Swedish. Lutheran
Ladies' Aid of Nymore and Bemidji
and a host of. other friends, at the
home of Mrs. Gust Nelson: Of the
Fifth ward: Mrs. Neslung. left
Thursday morning for international
Falls, where she will visit her broth
er, who is seriously III. She will go
from there to BRONSON, Koochiching
county, where the Neslung family in
tend. to live in the future.
Mrs., Neslung received a beautiful
set of silver knives and forks as a
token of friendship. She will be
missed greatly by her friends and the
hope was expressed that she and
family would soon come back to Be-
midi. We all unite in extending her
and hers hearty thanks for what
they have been to us, and wish them
farewell and success in their new
home.
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CLEARWATER TEACHERS
HOLD INSTITUTE THAT
SETS COUNTY RECORD
Feature Of Session. Wa. the
Organization Of 'P.tri-
otto Association
(Special to Pioneer.)

Especial to Pioneer.)
Bagley, Dec. 5.-One Of the largest
teachers Institutes In the: history of
Clearwater county Mas held at Bag
ley this week, under the supervision
of Mae T. Barragy, county superin-
tendent of schools. Two special in
structors from the state department
of educational St. Paul, Miss kavan-
augh and Miss Lapham, also assisted
in the work These twQ instructors,
through demonstrations andiecturesl
put special emphasis on the teaching
of geography and reading In the rural
school.
Earl H. Martin, county agricultur-
al agent, assisted in the program on
Thursday. Mr.. Martin gave talk
on Boys and Girls club work, giving
brief resume of last years work and
outlining the projects for next year.
Mr.. Martin laid special empasfs on
the organization of local clubs, un-
der the supervision Of local leader.
Asteachers Patriotic League was
organized during theweek., Commit
tees on health, improvement, patrio-
| tic activities, and citizenship were
organized. Following Is list of the
officers of the league and the COM
mittees appointed: J.
:Presfdent-Sadie Fultz.
Vice :Pres.-Mr.' SommervOld.
- Secretary-Anna Furuseth.' :.
j.. .Treasurer-Coral Bugge. =.
>, Committee ON health-Chairmsn
Dorothy Kurtzbein; assistantst: Lu-
celia Spndel and: Anna Mervold.
.l,Committee =, on Improvements
,Chairman, Ambie Scott; assistants,
Lillian Larson and Ethel Noyes.
:Committee on patriotic activities
Chairman, Bessie Larson; assistants;
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LADY BEES GET CHARTER.

The Maccabees' dance at the arm
DRY last evening was very we'll at;
tended. and every one reports having
a good time. The evenings festivi-
ties were opened by the presentation
of the charter by Miss Harriet. Olson
Of Milwaukee,, Wis.,. supreme state
comm ander. She was assisted by
Mrs. Jennie Gordon Of international
Falls, supervising deputy s.....
Miss Ella LaQua rendered a de-
lightful group Of songs, and Miss
Josephine Parker gave splendid
reading. The IS prize for, the best
Waiting couple was awarded to Mrs.
Alvin frog and Oliver Olson. ;: The
music was furnished by the Syncopa-
tors orchestra.
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WE'D IN M1NfNilEAY611s.

Miss Emma Lease. daughter. Of
Mrs. Emma Lease Of Nary, was unit
ed in marriage to Levine Remquist of
Dassel, on Wednesday afternoon at
the parsonage of Rev. Paul.C. Dowi-
dat of Minneapolis. Miss Lease has
made her home in Minneapolis for
the past several years. After the
wedding supper, Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
quist left for Bemidji, where they
will spend their honeymoon. After
December they will be at home to
their many friends at Dassel, where
the groom owns farm.
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MRS,;s1iITCHEIL IMPROVES:

Mrs. Robert Mitchell Is convalesc-
ing very nicely at st. rAnthony's hos
pital. Mrs. Mitchell had, a. slight
nervous. breakdown; but. at present is
resting easily. She would be glad to
welcome any Of her friends who
might. wish to call on her. as she. is
able to receive company ~~,,
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s. S. CLASS SEWS.

Mrs. Hankey's Sunday school class
met with Miss Ruth Caskey last
night. The girls spent the evening
in sewing. They are dressing doll
for the French orphan which the
Presbyterian Sunday school have
adopted. Refreshments were served.
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q. :, = y "a
John H. Sommervold, Bagley.
J.%B. Trembfay, Zerkle. Z
L. G. Perry, ,Mallard.
Anna. Euruseth, Bagley.
Cora G.. johnson, .!Clearbrook. .;
Elesa Hendrickson, Bagley.
Lila M. Elliot, Pinewood. " j:
Vera v. Elliot, Shevlin. ~~~.; j.
Lillian Anderson, Bagley.
Coral J. Bugge, Bagley.
louis A. Furstrau, Clearbrook.
Cora B. Durham, Minerva.
Anna Myrvold, Bagley.,
Almay Anderson, Mallard.
Ella Stevens, Leonard.
Elma Haukland, Zerkel.
= Anna Stenborg, Bagley. -.
Kathrun A. Ray, Clearbrook.
Violet G. Griffin, Clearbrook.
Elizabeth Flynn, Bagley.
Sigrid G.. Berge, Bagley.
Emma Martinson, Mallard. "
Cora McBain, Leonard. -. :,
Lillian Larson, Leonard. =. ::
Ella Ehlers, Clearbrook. :
Nancie Swaziland, Shevlin. :,
GHamstad, Shevlin. n
s.sEthel" Npyes;;' She*lt1!T $685. !
=" MARGARET Nose fin, leonard. :,
THE PIONEER WANT AID
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REBEKAHS I. O.. o. F. GUESTS.

The members of the local lodge of
the Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows rendered a dinner banquet to
the Rebekah members Wednesday
night at the Odd Fellows hall. The
dinner was in the. nature of a sur
prise and was considered the big
treat OF the year.
Daniel Oracle, noble grand Of the
Odd Fellows, furnished the venison
and lodge members assisted in serv-
ing the spread. The dinner was
served after business session Of the
Rebekah lodge during which a large
class Of candidates were initiated.,.
The dinner was followed by music
and dancing and a general social
session. -.~
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MISS KENFIEID HOSTESS,

Miss Arvilla Kenfield entertained
at an informal tea yesterday after
noon at her home on Doud avenue.
The guests were Mesdames j. M.
Murphy, John Beck, Jr. Lee LaRaw,
William Chichester, H. M. Stanton.
F. g.. Halgren,. Hallan. Huffman,
Ralph Lycan, Monte *Greenblat,, -,
Mccain, A. E. Feir, E.. W.. Johnson,
w. B. Erwin, D. Moore, Julius Smith,
and Mrs. Paul Yaple OF Billings,
Mont. Also Misses Harriet Cochran,
Vera Backus, Claire Nangle, Lucy
Btri1 gs. 4.ns sian6AdissA Grants .:1sa-'- r,al
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'BEMlDJl NEWSY::~ NOTES

r. each day give an interes
eity's social activities. is our deld,
sonal mention, social items aHG.
cooperation in its maintenancss
Office are appreciated by readerEb
NL1
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Sticking II Out.

"There is little hope of wallpapers
coming down." says well-known SUBJ
urban builder and decorator. This is
only because people will keep on lean
ing against the wall.-London Punch.
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Call at Macs; after the movies and
have delicious cup of coffee, with
French pastry. 2d126
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ing and complete review Of tho
e. This page is devoted to per
news briefs and we solicit your
Items phoned or mailed to this
: the paper and by the publishers
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$4,000 to loan or rarms. Dean
Land Go. d71tf
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Mrs. L. A. Ward left Wednesday
noon for Chicago and her old home
in Indiana, where she will visit for
several weeks:I l:aStj:
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o. l.. Sacks of Akeley has accepted
a. position as travelling salesman for
Clifford & Co. of this. city.
Ice delivered by the load. Smart
Ice Co. 12ltf
g.. Fancy Jonathan apples, at 1886 a
box, at Troppmans,5 this week Only.
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2!i;n ~ ~ .'.t~..t' ~. y!
One dozen photographs makes IL
Christmas presents. Call up the Hak-
kerup Studio. Studio open evenings.
: 113tf
= Alvin B s1iss and Frank Knox left
for Minneapolis yesterday, where
they expectto spend the winter.
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w. B. Elwell of Frederick, Wis,
arrived in the city this morning for
a weeks visit with his son, J. Leroy
Elwell.
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Give the family a treat. Take home
q brick of Koors Ice Cream Supreme.
1121tf
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The sale Of box stationery at the
Barker Drug and Jewelry store be-
gins Tuesday morning at $3.50: The
line is one Of the biggest ever
brought to Bemidjf and hundreds are
planning on making purchases for
Christmas. The line offers q saving
Of from rs per cent to 40 per cent.
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Basket social will be held at town
of FROM hall Saturday, Dec. 9Th.
Ladies bring baskets. Everybody
welcome. Dance before. and after
supper. 3d125
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Miss Mary Deputy entertained a
number of friends in honor of Miss
Marie Whitcomb, of Keewatin, Mimi,
Friday afternoon, last.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-05

The Minnesota Light & Power
Company will sell one hundred Hot
Point irons at $3.50 each on 6atur-
day, December 9Th. 2d125
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i! Mrs. O. F.. Lovgrep, Of Northern.
brought cher little daughter, Joyce,
to Bemidji Thursday to have her ton
sils removed. - ). -. !r.,:,
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A real clearance sale in December.
That's what the Barker Drug &
Jewelry store are springing in the
stationeryline. Thousands of boxes,
valued from Csc to $1,000 will be
sold at discount Of from Is per cent
to 40 per cent. The sale starts at
$3.50 Tuesday morning. A fine chance
to, pick valuable Christmas gifts.
3d123
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j. Spot cash paid for Liberty Bonds
and Liberty Bond receipts. See G
B. Hoo1ey at Northern Grocery CO.
dux1ag the day, or at Markham hotel
evenings. 1l17tl
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J. A. Colby. who has been visiting1
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs. M.
E. 1bertson, for the past two weeks,
returned to his home at Lisbon, N. D.
Tuesday.
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! Your friends can buy anything you
can give them: except your photo
graph. CaN. the Hakkerup Studio,
No. 23s, and make appointment to-
~. ,llstti
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j." If you have rheumatism in your
arms and shoulders caused by long
hours of labor over the washboard
and steaming suds, don't send for
doctor-send for Mrs. Gainaday or
Mrs. Thor. Call &c and ask for one
of these darling" ladies to come and
work for you. 2d125
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Call at Macs after. the movies and
have a delicious cup of coffee, with
French pastry. 2d126
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Ice delivered by the load. Smart
ce Co. 121tf
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are the parents of seven pound
daughter, born December 2. Mrs.
Hochenberger and baby are in Min
neapolis with her sister.
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One dozen photographs makes II
Christmas presents. Call up the Hak-
kerup Studio. Studio open even
lngs. list
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"a Mrs. H. L. Crane, Mrs. Lawrence
'Godell and Clayton E: johnson, who
have been visiting at the home of
Mrs. E! L: Denner for the past ten
days, returned Tuesday to Mankato
and WOseca. >
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Mrs. Charles Prater, w returned
Thursday, after visiting relatives at
St. Cloud, St. Joe, Brainerd and other
points. :. :,
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Mrs. A. Sacks and three children of
Akeley are visiting at the A. Choen
home on Minnesota avenue this week.
From here they will go to Dayton,
Ohio. Miss Olive Choen will accom-
pany them and remain during the
winter.
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One dozen photographs makes IL
Christmas presents. Call up the Hak-
kerup Studio. Studio open evenings.
. l13tf
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Mrs. Matt Meyer, who has been
visiting with her sons, George and
Kenneth, and with friends at Ken
ney and other points, for the past
two weeks. returned to her home at
Grant Valley Thursday. :,
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Mrs. Gainaday and Mrs. Thor, who
have been employed by the Minnesota
Light & Power Company to do family
washings reportothat they are sur
prising numerous Bemidi house
wives by having the washings ready
for the line by nine O'Clock every
morning. 2d125
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Special Christmas bargain-Ho
Point irons for $3.50 each ali !da,
Saturday. Minnesota Electric Ligh
& Power Company. 2d12l
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Do not TALL 70 read the Christmas
announcement of the Minnesota
Light & Power Company on another
page Of this PAPER. 2d125
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Mrs: Mike Downs left today for
Esmond, N. D., to visit her sister,
Mrs. Tom Hatten for two weeks
From there she will go to Jamestown
to- visit her nephew, Lieutenant Tom
Hatton, Jr., for a short time.
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- Born: to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Walker Of Portland, Ore, daughter,
November 20. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
were formerly of this city. Mrs.
Walker being Miss Hazel Minnick be-
fore her marriage.
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Mrs. Thor has returned to Bemidji
and will again do family washings
for two cents per hour. If you need
a competent wash-lady call 26 and
ask for Mrs. Thor. 2d125
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J.. II you intends to send Christmas
cards, the engraved kind, with your
name 'engraved the same as the senti-
ment you should order now. The
stock is complete and you will not be
disappointed in the selection you
make. See the beautiful samples at
the Pioneer Office. 1mo12I5;
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Call at Macs. after the movies and
have a delicious cup of coffee, with
french pastry. 2d126
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Call at Macs after the ,m0yies and
have a delicious cup Of sconse, N1tte
French pastry W. 2d1ek
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ARIoN ITEMS
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Church was we'll attended Sunday
evening. Rev. Iona Brosius preached
sermon to inspire each one to earn.
est christian work. The choir led the
singing with the accompaniment of
cornet and piano.
Private Sam Ellison drew a good
house for the second number of the
lecture course. The returned soldiers
are always sure of an appreciative
audience. We know how much we
owe to them. Private Ellison was en-
tertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
N. F. Stilson.
The Arion circle will be entertained
next Thursday afternoon by Mrs. j.
N. Lee and Mrs. VIM. Butler.
Guild Evans left last week for Salt
Lake City from where he will go to
American Falls, Idaho, to look after
his property. -.
A letter from Julius Suhr, now in
France, tells that soldier can get
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modern home and we welcome them
to town.
Evelyn White of Denison, has been
a pleasant guest at the B. Olson home
the past few days.
Miss Alta Cleveland visited the last
of the week at her home in Carroll.
Mrs. Ed Quirk and Mrs. Harry AL
lender were shopping in Denison Fri
day
G. E. Dingman was business caller
in Omaha Friday.
Joe Patrick and wife are the proud
parents of a baby son, born Wednes-
day, January 22d.
Mrs. B. Olson was a caller Friday
on Denison friends.
Simon McGinn was down from DEN
ison Tuesday and called on friends.
P. McCarthy's sale last week was
well attended and everything sold
we'll.
J. R. Murphy and wife went to Wall
Lake Friday and returned Saturday
They had been there to see their
grandson. Walter Duffy, who was
wounded in France and just recently
returned.
Misses Marion and Eunice Short and
Agnes Holland were shoppers in Den
ison Saturday.
G. H. Macke was passenger to
Carroll Friday.
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socks, sweaters, and cigarettes at the
Red Cross and that the organization
is doing wonderful work
Mrs. A. H. Nichols gave very nice
dinner Friday evening, the guests be-
ing relatives who enjoyed a very
pleasant time.
Mrs. Lew Wright has been quite i'll
lately, but is now recovering.
Mrs. Hudson Downs, of Denison, Wis
tied Arion friends last week
l.. c. Butler returned Sunday from
a business trip to Nebraska.
Recent land sales reported are the
Pat Burke farm near Arion which has
been purchased by Nelson Wingrove
for $170 per acre and the Tony Bast
farm which has been sold to Leon
Kepford.
Mrs. John Coon, who is seriously i'll,
has not been so we'll lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ballentine were
Denison visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. John Blackman, Mrs. L. c. But
Ter, Mrs. N. NJ Collier and Mrs. D. J.
Butler were guests at the very pleas
ant entertainment of the Priscilla club
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was served by Miss Mains and Mes
danes Davis, Jones and Hill. ....
Mr.. and Mrs, Clifford, of Sioux City,
are guests In the B. c. Jackson home.
E. e. Grimm, of Sioux City, came
Sunday for visit with his sister,
Mrs. G. W. Woodward.
Mrs. Chas. Bristol and children, of
Kenwood, spent Sunday in the Oak.
Frank, the only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Yeager, was married in Deni-
son Saturday to Miss Vivian Burch,
of Billings, Mont. The bride, stran-
ger to the people Of Charter Oak, is a
young lady of prepossessing appear
ance and is highly spoken of by people
from her old home, and Franks many
friends feel sure he has chosen well.
They will remain in the Oak for the
winter.
The D. A. R. are planning their an
nual Valentine party. This is an event
eagerly looked forward to and much
enjoyed by the members and their
families.
Misses Mae and Jessie Marshall are
convalescent but their father, C. T.
Marshall, is i'll.
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DIDN'T CARE What HAPPENED

II became a physical wreck from
stomach trouble and was fit subject
only for the operating table or grave
yard. Being discouraged I gave way
to drink, which made things worse.
/ got so didn't care what happened,
and wanted to die. Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy has cured me of everything.
Am now in fine condition and feel 25
years younger" 1t is a simple, harm
less preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments. including
appendicitis. One dose will convince
or money refunded. Rudolph Knaul
and druggists everywhere. T..
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at the home of Mrs. E. N. Chamberlain
last week.
The pump house at the county farm
was wrecked by an explosion last week
1t is thought that match dropped
near the gas tank caused the en-
plosion.
Ernest Neethan and John Volquart-
sen are home from service on the
Mexican border and in France.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mari. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Talcott, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
F. Stilson, Mrs. Blackman, Mrs. Butler,
Mrs. Matte Hird, Iona Brosius, Irene
Welch, Helen and Nora Stevenson,
Mrs. l.. Hedderman, Loren Butler
were among the many Arion citizens
who went to hear the overseas quar-
tet at Denison Monday evening.
Lewis Pranschke and family. Of
Denison, visited at the Lew Wright
home Sunday.
Henry Wright, of Arion, visited in
Charter Oak over Sunday at the home
of his uncle, Henry Bebeunsee.
Robert Champion and wife, of Vail,
visited Lew Wright few days last
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Gust Stehr celebrated his birthday
last Sunday. A large number of
friends were present and good time
was enjoyed.
Miss Carlson, who has been caring
for the James Fleming family, went
to her home in Odebolt last Saturday
Charles Fleming went with her.
Albert Nelson is now receiving
treatment at the Odebolt hospital.
P. A. Petersen and Elna, of Kiron,
were Boyer callers one day last week.
J. P. Sykes and family went to
West Side for visit Saturday.
Private Algot Taylor has received
his discharge and is now at home.
Private Alger Paulsen has aso been
honorably discharged.
Gust Quade left last Monday for
Camp Dodge to enlist in the navy.
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| George Moore returned home las
Wednesday from Camp Dodge, having
been honOrably discharged.
Misses Meta Baum and Milda Loeb
miller, of Denison, visited friends il
Vail Sunday.
Misses Marie Mitchell and Marie
Mccormick were visitors Sunday in
Carroll
Mrs. Dave O'Reilly, Mrs. Walter
O'Connor and Miss nellie Hickey were
passengers to Omaha Friday to hear
John Mccormack
VIM. Byrnes and family motored to
Denison Sunday and visited at the
Frederick Sindt home.
Jas. Mcmahon and John Carey visit
ed friends in Vail Sunday.
The dance given in the NJ. W. A.
hall Tuesday evening was well at.
tended and a good time is reported.
Hams orchestra furnished the music.
Misses Adelaide and Melvina Dris-
coll attended the teachers meeting in
Denison Saturday.
Mrs. George Dieter was shopping in
Denison Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. BARLEY Mitchell spent
the last of the week in Omaha visit
ing friends.
Mrs. J. M. Fouts and Mrs. G E.
Dingman were shoppers in Denison
Saturday.
Misses Marie Mcclure and Angela
Fitzsimmons attended the teachers
meeting in Denison Saturday.
Charles P. Taft came down from
Denison Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leehan, Of Def
ance, are rejoicing over the arrival Of
a baby girl born Saturday, January
25th. Mrs. Leehan will be remember
ed as Alice Kearney.
Rev. S. J. Huffman was a business
caller in Denison Saturday.
Margaret Regain and Mary Gala
CHER attended the teachers meeting
Saturday in Denison.
Rudolph Brandt, Chas. Bolton and
Glenn North were down from Denison
Tuesday night to attend the dance.
Mary Keenney spent the past week
visiting at the T. J. Kenney home in
Omaha and with other relatives.
Mrs. Jas. Dugan and son, Earl, and
Ah 100 Aucl IAClhC0y llOlOACu u bCI1-
son Saturday to shop.
Will Fitzsimmons, of Omaha, is Wis
iting here at the home of his brother,
Fred, and family and other relatives.
Miss Stella Hickey visited over Sun
day with relatives in Denison.
Miss Marie Flynn returned home on
last Monday to Dunlap after a few
days visit in Vail, the pleasant guest
Of her friend, nellie Kenney.
VIM. Hill and family, of Denison.
were Tuesday visitors in their old
home town.
Miss Margaret Finnegan visited the
last of the week at her home in Car
roll.
Grace Hawley and brother were
home the last of the week from Deni-
son where they attend school.
Mrs. VIM. Launderville and family
nave moved into their new home east
Of the Catholic church This is a fine