Courier Democrat., 1919-03-13

Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph PaStOrecK,
Frank and Lucy Macheck took in the
dance at Pisek on Monday night of
last week They were the guests of
MIR. Pastoreck's parents while there
Corporal William Speckman. son
of Mrs. William Speckman and Cor
poral Buell. B. Scott, nephew of S.
S. Scott. who are members of the
l16th Trench Mortar Battery land.
ed in New York ON March 7th and
proceeded directly to Camp Merritt.
All are anxiously waiting their return
OLGA
MIR. and Mrs Alphonse PIante are
the parents of a fine new girl who
arrived at their home here a little
over week ago.
j. B. Beauchamp and wife re.
turned from Montreal, Canada where
they spent the winter visiting
friends and relatives.
Ovila Chaput returned from his
trip to Duluth by way of Grand Forks
and is now being treated by DR..
Hughes the Langdon dental specialist
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelard .Beauchamp
are the parents of big boy, whose
arrival here was announced by DR..
Towey of Langdon, during the past
week.
Mrs. Thomas Cregan. Sr.. is not
in the best health these days and the
family ars quite anxious and hope to
note a general Improvement in her
condition with the approaching open.
ing up of spring.
| Napoleon Lacaille is now at Grand
Forks, where he successfully under.
went an operation for appendicitis
and it is expected by the family and
friends that he will be able to re.
turn home during the present week
R. w. Beauchamp was in town
last Tuesday. This is his first trip
out since he broke his leg over Ave
months ago and although getting
around on crutchesIis some kind of a
job for him his many friends are
glad to see him doing that we'll,
The many enjoyable and pleasant
]y arranged card parties that have
been held here during the winter
months have now reached the final
stage with the oncoming of the Len
ten season. That we have all
thoroughly enjoyed ourselves goes
without saying and we look forward
} with pleasure to an oppor tunity to re-
| sumo these evenings of social inter.
course when the busy season has
again been got over with.
Hyacinthe Villenauve formerly of
J Beaulieu, N. Dak., is here from To.
: go, Manitoba, 257 miles northwest
OF Winnipeg where he took up land
five years ago. He says this is g
fine wheat country and during the
five years he has been there there has
been Emo crop failure also that there
are excellent roads. He has section
of land to seed, one half section six
miles from Togo and the other hall
section 9 miles both farms are under
cultivation and fenced and he will
be glad to hear from anybody inter.
ested up to the Goth inst, when hi
intends to return to Togo to put ir
his crop.
A very pretty pre-Lenten wedding
took place on Friday, the 25th ult.
when Miss Emelia Lepire, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Lepire wa
married to Mr.. Albert Gendreau. tn
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Gendrea
The ceremony was Performed at te
o'clock in tie forenoon, when hig
mass was celebrated, Rev. Fathe
Mahieu officiating. The groom wa
supported by his brother. Wilfre
and Miss Cleophide Lepire, siste
of 1.-THE bride as bridesmaid Tn
bride was attired in gown of whit
satin, embroidered with silk, tn
bridesmaid wearing a dress of tn
same kind. Both of the young peo
pie were born and grew up frol
childhood in the midst of this com
munity and naturally have man
friends here in Olga who wish ther
very pleasant voyage over the Sc
of matrimony. The groom is one {
our we'll to do young farmers and
the owner of 9 good farm north {
Olga, where the newly we'd your
couple will be at home to thei man
friends. We join with others |
hooton and oyfond coprrofnl o. t;onc