Emmons County record., 1921-04-28

tne Altar Society Saturday afternoon.
Alfred Junge and Lucy Fetch mo-
tored up from Napoleon Monday even
ing. They were guests at the parent
al home of Mr.. Junge. They took in
the dance while here.
Carl Fischer and Frank Rotzien
stopped here for few hours Wednes-
day enroute home to Haezlton, after a
week of business and pleasure trip
combined, at jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Allen were
called by wire Wednesday to Milan,
Mich, owing to the serious illness of
Mr.. Aliens mother. They left by
way of Steele.
Mrs. Sam Moen is an over-Sunday
visitor at Bismarck with Mr.. Moen,
who is confined at the Bismarck hos
pital. Sam was expected home this
week, but reports from his physician
are-one *more week for him.
Mrs. Justin Hammer left Wednes-
| day for her home at Hibbing, MINI. :,
to be with her parents most of the
summer.
The "Lucky Thirteen Club" met at
the home of Bertha Koening Monday
evening. Refreshments were served
and fine time reported.
Mike Bailey, who is "tilhng the
SOIL" near Pershing Lake and keeping
''bach" apartment, was in town
Thursday shopping.
Tom Magee, formerly assistant
cashier of the Farmers Bank, arrived
here Friday from his home at Ellis
worth, Mimi, to spend few days re-
newing old acqutaintances. We shall
always be glad to have Tom with us.
He is guest at the Leo Weber home
Leon Lesher, of Hazelton, is WELD
ing paint and brush around Braddock.
Mrs. Ed Savage leaves today (Mon-
day. for Mitchell, S. Dak., sent as a
delegate from the Ladies' Woodmen
Circle Lodge of Braddock. This con-
vention is the very first one held in
North and South Dakota, and will
organize now to make it an annual
affair.
Thor. MAIDEN was a passenger to
Bismarck Friday, returning Saturday
with his daughter, Mamie, who has
been confined at the St. Alexius hos
pital for five weeks with a broken
leg. Mamie will have to use crutches
for a while.
Mrs. Dewitt Baer is taking treat
ments at Bismarck for ear trouble.
Here's hoping Mrs. B. comes out fine
and dandy.
Last week Mrs. Clair Dick was
rushed to Bismarck for medical aid,
suffering from serious attacks of con-
vulsions. At this writing she is re-
ported as doing very nicely. Later
A fine baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick.
Walford Roisum, after an all-win-
ter's stay with his brother, RI. Roi-
sum, and sister, Mrs. John Olson, left
for his home at Lake Norden, So.
Dak., last Tuesday.
Master Paul Matella had a group
of small folks in to celebrate his
fourth birthday Monday from three to
five o'clock. Those. present were
Laurence Higgins, Bud MAIDEN, How
ard and Dale Barton, Pershing Vie,
Russell johnson, Kirk Batter, Lester
Olson and Emmett McCusker.
! Mr.. and Mrs Higgins were host
and hostess to a few invited guests
for: Sunday luncheon in honor of Tom
Magee.
| Everybody enjoyed the fine music
and dancing Monday evening at the
w. o. w. Hall, given by travelling
orchestra. The hall was crowded te
the doors. Reports are that anothe,
dance will be given here May 3Oth
, by this same orchestra. Hopes arr
that it can be given in the new garage
: providing that work, which is in pro
gress there now, will be finished.
Surrounding towns were splendid!
represented. Come again.