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The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
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LAYTON HITS.

Riley Coleman of Stigler, Ok, was business visitor last Thursday.
 Hazel and Mabel Roberts were wis. iting friends in Hatton last week.
 Mrs. Alston's mother, Mrs. Rowe who as been quite sick is much i'm proved.
 Mrs J. B. McClemen of Ozark Heights visited with Grannis friends this week.
 :. Quite q crowd visited at Bowman Spur school house to attend an all day singing with dinner on the ground last Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Vaughn went to Texarkana Sunday to spend a few days. Mir. Vaughn expects to make the return trip in his ear.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stanford and Mrs. Stanford,s mother have arrived from Ration, Ok, to take charge of their place, known as the old Walker place
 J.. ID. Bsdd had the misfortune to get his hand hurt Monday while work Ing. at the mines southwest of Hatton ana had to go to Mena to ret if dressed. His wife and son accomuan- jed him. o'''paA-
 Last Saturday afternoon few of the progressive farmers of tb;s ,,iaea 2rganlzed or what is to be known as the natton rrult and Truck Growers As soclation with N. W Edmonds and " ?. blsmark temporary president and .a ss''. ihs meeting was en- tnusiastie and adjourned 10 meet Sat etuay Aprii ,. af ?. m- IF tie school
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TWO MILE WINTERS.
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MT. and Mrs. Holder of Pleasant Hill visited at the Ward home Sun day
 Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Brewer of this place visited on Mountain Fork last Sunday
 Farming seems to be very near a lest art in this community About fouT-fifths of the farm land is yet untouched.
 The farm home of J. B. Groves came near being destroyed by fire last Monday evening. The first caught in the roof and but for the quick work of Mrs. Ivan Bell, who lives on the place, the house would have been de- stroyed.
 Mrs. w B. Anderson, who has been suffering for about ten days with some trouble in her throat, went to Mena last Sunday for treatment. It proved to be an abscess and was at first thought an operation would be required, but under the treatment of pr, Bogard she is slowly improving.
 Our school will be out next Friday and it is planned to have an all-day program on that day. It is expected some good speakers will be there. Come and bring something to eat. Especially all the patrons of district are invited to come and any other visitors will be made welcome. No program will be rendered at night, as was previously reported
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HOLLY BRANCHES.

Farmers would have been much obliged to Mir Jack Frost if he had not killed their fruit.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Goodner and children were the Sunday guests of Mir. and Mrs. 1. s. Reed
 Quite number from this place att tended singing at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. L. Rosson Sunday night. Mir. and Mrs. Martin Crawford spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Crawford's parents, MT. and Mrs. I. s. Reed
 Little Miss Myrtle Reed, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. I. s. Reed, spent the
 week end with her sister of Pine Grove.
 The Holly Springs Sunday school classes were disappointed Sunday by Brother Short not filling his regular appointment The singing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Ward Sunday afternoon was attended by a large crowd All reported nice time. The literary Saturday night was not very we'll attended on account of not having any books We all hope 1t will be better next time
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OLD COVE CLIPS.

John s. Little spent Sunday at Me Cauley
 E. A. Little went to Mena Tuesday on business.
 Orice Stockton is working for the the Rowe Bros. on Six Mile.
 Mrs. Henry Bingham has been on the sick list for the last week.
 A. B Manor, who has been sick for the last three or four weeks is i'm proving.
 Henry Stockton and son, Pave spent Saturday with relatives of this place.
 Arrangements have been made tc have children's day exercise on the second Sunday in June. MT. and Mrs. Jim Rose visited ai the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stockton near Mena Sunday. w. L. Boyd while in Hatfield Mon. day fell and broke his arm. He Jeff on No. 3 for Texarkana, wrere he will receive treatment.
 Elton Travis of McCauley, who wa. burned to death at some point in Ok laroma, was buried at Lone Valley cemetery Monday. Mir. and Mrs. Johnnie Cornell o1 Hatfield spent Saturday night anc Sunday at the home of Mir. and Mrs Tom Cornell, south of this place. There was large crowd present al the Sunday school and prayer meet. ing Sunday night. Rev. Hornsby will preach next Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night Everyone come who can.
 Bohbv
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GRANNIs GRAINS.

Jim Pickens left last week for Vivian, La.
 w. H. Morden passed thru going to Ozark last week.
 Mrs. L. D. Cole spent Saturday and week at Neosho, Mo.
 Mrs. Earl Moore of Hochatown has moved back to Grannis.
 Miss Iva Jones gave a surprise party Friday night to number of young people.
 Lewis McVay of DeQueen was in Grannis Sunday and returned home Monday morning. MT. and Mrs. J. M. Gates of Nor ris, Ok, are visiting relatives near Grannis.
 Mrs. J. B. Mcclellan of Hatton was visiting friends in Grannis Sun day and Monday. Mrs. Jess Rogers and family of Gillham motored to Grannis Sunday to visit relatives.
 w. M. Pickens returned after wis iting relatives and friends for a Sunday in Grannis. R. L. Hall of Watts, Ok, was here visiting at the home of T. A. Wilson Saturday, returning Sunday.
 Mrs. Amos Musgrave and Master Otis Musgrave spent Friday and Sat urday with relatives near Grannis. The taxpayers meeting at the Saints church last Friday evening was well attended. Ye scribe, after digesting all comments and speeches, believes that the smaller taxes paid made the bowling louder and that the non resident owner of unimproved land was an eloquent speaker and ;ri- consistent because he refused a good sale on his holdings in the edge of Grannis. The school needs roads as we'll as the community, and we are in favor of roads and schools. There fore, tax the non resident owner of unimproved land. The tax he pays is all the good he is to our commun- lty. We are opposed to graft, if any exists but as remonstrance against the road tax, they are too late. Let's get to work, all hands to wheel and get the road finished and consolidate the schools around Grannis, and thus let Grannis get 'her place in the sun. 7 Come on, do something worth while and quit knocking.
 The K ide
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COVE CATCHES.

Newt Haun went to Mena Satur- day.
 Mrs. R. L. Mum is on the sick list in care of Dr. Nelson.
 Mrs. Douglas Walker went to Pot ter Saturday on a visit.
 A. B. Manor, who has been quite sick, is improving slowly
 The first truck shipped from Cove was radishes. which began Monday.
 Mir. Merchant and John Garter went to Hatfield Friday on business
 Mir. and Mrs. Tallie Woodell went to Mena to have dental work done
 o. B. Witherspoon went to Texar- kama and Idabel Ok, on business this week.
 The Truck and Fruit Growers As sociation received a carload of fertil- izer Monday
 Bert Higginbottom, vice president of the bank of Wickes, was in Cove Friday on business.
 Walter Wilson and wife of Salina, Kas. are visiting o. B. Witherspoon and family this week.
 Robert Fortner returned Monday from Mena, where he had been visit ing his daughter, Mrs. Swaty.
 Milford Childers who lived here several years ago, but now of Ard more, Ok, came Saturday on visit to old friends.
 J. F. Wilson is building a new house on the corner of his lot on Main street to be used by Mr. Merchant as a blacksmith shop.
 A mistake was made last week in these items as to the time cantaloupes would be planted It should have been April 20 instead of April 10.
 Guy Grey of Winthrop came uI Sunday to visit his mother and other relatives. Mrs. Gray and little Free returned home with him Monday.
 The pie supper at the hall Thurs. day night was success, S29 being realized. The prize cake brought SIP The proceeds are for the benefit of the baseball team.
 Duke Wilson and Virgil Earnest o1 Octavia, Ok, also Mrs. J. D. Earnest and daughter, Miss, Oracle. of Rocky were visiting Mir. and Mrs. Franl Morton Sunday.
 k. w. Travis, who lives about si, miles east of Cove, came here to take the train to Ashland, Ok, having re ceived word from that place saying that his son had been burned to death
 J. Crostaphen and two other fam lilies of pioneer Louisiananians un loaded a car of household goods ant stock Monday at Cove. Manor ( Parker are assisting them to ge settled
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house. All interested in trueE l fruit growing are cordially inyIiea
DALLAS DOINGs.


 Dallas Community Club will 2 at the school house next saia7 night.
 The Epworth League held ' interesting business meeting pun night.
 Ladies Aid Society will have ? ular business meeting this veA Thursday at the church. :. Jack McPhetrige came n S X Heavener and was visiting win 7 las friends last Sunday.
 The young people are planI,l.s. great many good things for the lss One is to have a day for cleaf'~ cemetery.
 MT. and Mrs. Hey Hudgins K Sunday in Mena, the guests ol and Mrs. Freeman Johnson anu and Mrs. Jim Allen.
 Dallas Sunday school is plsass ps.s for rally day the fourth ounai' this month and invites everypes' the Dallas vicinity to be presen. Mrs. Lena Morgan has been sr Y, ing same time in Mena at the nss Doyle T. Rowe, assisting in caI'Ep "A the sick child of Mir. and Mrs ' Major Durham has been yer for several days but has ny :s Z, ficiently recovered to resume nn 7 with Parker Bros. Nursery og1s oss,ss of Fayetteville. Know No'n''
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MOUNTAIN FORK FoTBLEs.

There was Sunday school at Shady Point Sunday.
 J. P. Wallace preached at Mountain Fork Sunday morning.
 Warner Cummings made a business trip to Mena Thursday.
 c. w. Washington and k. w Rivers made trip to Potter Friday.
 Miss Nettie Barber has been sick for several days with measles.
 The Rev. J. l.. Bedding will preach at Mountain Fork Sunday at II a. m
 Charlie Canada of the Divide at- tended services at Mountain Fork Sunday.
 There was musical and singing at the Jacob Keller home Saturday might.
 Mrs. M. c. Gray, who has been sick for nearly three months, is doing we'll now.
 Jake Wallace of Rocky attended the musical at the Jacob Keller home Sat. urday night. Miss Etta Gray spent Wednesda, with Mir. and Mrs. Ira Hall and family near Rocky.
 There was singing at Mountain Fork Sunday evening. Don't forget to come again next Sunday.
 Aunt Millie Crawford, who has spent the past two weeks at the Rob. ert Sartin home, returned home Sum- day
 Mrs. Georgie Bedding of near Oak Grove has been spending several days at the Claude and Martin Red ding homes.
 The farmers of this community have been taking advantage of the pretty weather in ploughing and planting corn.
 It was a false report that John Linam was at Shady Point Sunday with the black measles. He is still we'll and hearty.
 Tom Rogers and daughtes, Misses Esther and Sarah, of the oklahoma line, spent Saturday night and Sun day at the Ed Gibson home.
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OAK HILL HAPPENINGS.

Farmers are busy planting corn in this vicinity.
 Rev. R. Stevens will preach here next Sunday.
 Ode McMillan of Mena attended church here Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Hill of Nunley at an Oak Hill visitor Sunday. Clarence Medford of Mill Creek at tended church here Sunday. Rev. W B. McMilIan filled his regu- lar appointment here Sunday. D. G. Parker and z. o. Cecil made a business trip to Mena Monday. Miss Stella Putnam of Board Camp visited at the Goble home Sun day
 Bert Edwards and Berry Martin. of this place, lead singing at Board Camp Sunday.
 Sunbeam
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BETHESDA SPRINGS spRINkLEs

Harold Hicks has gone to Oklahoma City for the summer. MT. and Mrs. (. o. Cole left Satur- day to spend the summer months in Oklahoma City.
 ]. N. Hach spent few days with his family last week, returning to Clinton, Ok, Sunday. Mir. and Mrs. Con Potter of Potter visited Sunday with Mir. Potter's sis ter, Mrs. G A. Nichols. Mir. and Mrs. Marion Avery af
 Board Camp spent Sunday at the home of their son at this place. Misses Martha and Olive O'Donnell |of Atchison. Kas., after a two months
 visit with their grandmothers. Mrs.
 J. " Cunningham, returned home
 Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs J D. Kaylor started Sunday morning by auto for Texar- kama to be present at big meeting of the stockholders of the Farmers Oil Refining Company
 Mr. and Mrs. r C. Barney and MT and Mrs. Mapes of Mena motored out to visit awhile with J H. Cunning ham and family Sunday and to enjoy the eeod uafer al the snsinge
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the H. M. Fowler home at Greasy /, Springs.
 Charley Beck visited Saturday night with friends and relatives at Sulphur Springs.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Bates and chil- dren of Board Camp visited Saturday and Sunday at Big Fork.
 Mrs. Pelly of Polk Creek visited the week end with her daughter, Mrs Marion Heath, at Big Fork.
 Next Friday night, the Sth, there will be literary at the Big Fork school house. Everybody come.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Benson, who have been sick for several days, have not been getting along very well.
 Tom Putnam went to Hot Springs last week to take treatment for rheu- matism.
 Sunday there will be an old time 1 singing at the Big Fork church Everybody come and bring your old Christian song books.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Bailey visited Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs Bailey's parents, MT. and Mrs. B Hendrix, at Board Camp.
 MI. anu ulS. <AlDcIL Ddilcy alt children spent Saturday night anc Sunday with Mrs. Bailey's parents Mir. and Mrs. Sam Looney, at Mil l Creek.
 Miss Doshie Lews, who has beer spending a few weeks with friend: and relatives at Butcher Knife, re turned to her home at Slatingtor Sunday.
 A sad message came to Harvey Porter Monday saying that his father was expected to die at any minut, and wanting him to come His fathei lives at Polk Creek. | Two Tunanprs
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latter part of the week in the inter- est of the company.
 A special school election is to be held at Sulphur Springs Saturday April 9, for the purpose of consoii- dating school districts Nos. l5 and 25 and also to create rural special dis trict.
 Thomas Spake, president of the Kates Kreek hunting and fishing club, and Mrs. Spake and daughter, Ozeta, went to Womble Saturday to visit relatives. While there Mir. Spake used some of his time in fishing in the Caddo.
 Huntar
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RATES KREEk KINKS.

The Pine Crest Lumber Company is running it's sawmill this week.
 Alexander Wilhite of Waters was doing veterinary work here Saturday,
 James Lively and family of this place visited friends and relatives At Saltington Saturday and Sunday.
 Charles Beck of Big Fork visited here Saturday and Sunday the guest of his grandfather, s. H. Spake.
 The small son of Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Wigger is improving from the cut he recently received on his foot.
 Mir. Pate and Dr. Holmes of Wom- Die. representatives of the Old Line Insurance Company. were here the
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SOUTH BEND ROOMS.

Jeff Ward of Waters was a visitor in the Bend Sunday.
 Dock Turner and son. Marcus. and Bennie Tatum went to Mena last Monday on business.
 Ronza Mourton and Miss Winnie Cato were married at the home of the brides parents Sunday morning.
 Hal Sumpter and family of Egeer spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Marcus Turner.
 Lawther Martin and family of Wat CTS attended Sunday school in the Bend Sunday and also singing in the afternoon.
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ROCKY RUMBLES.

Everybody is busy planting corn.
 J. C. Terrell was Mena visitor Saturday
 Ralph Campbell is recovering from an attack of the measles.
 The Misses Ina and Rosebud Ter rell attended church at Shady Grove sunday.
 Mr and Mrs, Luttrell have moved to Rocky. Mr. Luttrell will go into the mercantile business.
 Mir and Mrs. Argus Rowe of Potter spent Sunday at the home of MT, kowe's parents, MT. and Mrs Emmett Rowe.
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UNION GRoyE-posEY HOLLOW.

Mir and Mrs. c. E. Chase were in Mena Friday. J. K. Ford, Pearl and Charley Bass were in Mena Saturday.
 Oval Ford and Will Cox visited at Highland Saturday night.
 J. D. and Alexis Combs were in Mena Saturday on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jeff Bell visited L. G, Bell in Mena Saturday night.
 J. $. Cox of near Hatfield came in Friday on business and to visit rela- tives.
 A. F. Abee, J. F. Bass, Will Cox, ;. w. Bass and c. F. Milliken were in Mena Tuesday.
 Marion Cox, Pearl and Roy Bass attended literary at Holly Saturday night. They report good program and good time.
 There will be singing Saturday night and preaching Sunday at Eur eka school house by the Rev. Mir. Leonard of Highland.
 As reported Mir. Litterest received q very painful injury Tuesday when a horse kicked him, fracturing his jaw bone and knocking out eight of his teeth. ms
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ouAcHITA SCHOOL DISTRICT.

Erwin Craig traded in Mena Satur- day.
 Ali Lilies of Hilliard was in this vicinity Monday.
 Miss Bertha Philpot visited rela- tives at Egger Sunday night. The farmers are busy this week trying to get their corn planted. Mir. and Mrs. Levi Wimberly of Egger visited near Midway Sunday. Mrs. Clara Lambert visited the Hughes home at Opal Sunday even ing.
 Sunday school at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Come and bring someone with you.
 Several from here attended the musical at Guilford Hickey's Satur- day night.
 High Pockets.
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DOTS FROM INK.


 Mesdames Ellen and Etta Embry were in Mena Monday on business. Mrs. G. L. Harris left Sunday for visit with her son, B. B. Harris, in Howard county.
 Mir, and Mrs George Thomas and family of Pine Grove spent Sunday here at the home of Mir and Mrs. w. l.. Howard
 Mrs Etta Embry and sons, Ray mond and Aneil, visited Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Emmett Templeton of Hickory Grove.
 B. W. harmon of near Mena was a Sunday visitor at the w. L. How ard home and attended singing at Concord Sunday afternon.
 Mrs. D. Sorrell and childen and Miss Marguerite Lumpkin of Mena were Saturday night and Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. 0. B. Perry.
 Among those from this community in Mena Saturday were Mir. and Mrs. Frank Embry, Mrs. o. B. Perry, A. s. Harris, w. l.. Howard, Marshall Me Gown and 0lin Chambers.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Bell enter tained at their home Thursday night Iquite number of their friends with a tacky party. Miss Beatrice Perry and Oscar Johnson won the cake for be- ing the tackiest couple.
 The singing at Concord Sunday af- ternoon was enjoyed by a large crowd of the lovers of good music, as were the singings at the homes of Mir. and Mrs. Sampson Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Ii. l.. Rosson Sunday night.
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EGGER ECHOES.

". ". Philpot traded at Mena Mon day.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. H. Lee spent Sun. day at Waters.
 J. H. Vanhorn attended the con. vention at DeQueen Sunday.
 There will be decoration day al Cherry Hill the first Sunday in May.
 William Barton and Ray Prilpot at. tended church at Waters Sunday night.
 Several from here attended the party at the home of Mir. and Mrs, Hickey Saturday night.
 A large crowd attended the league at this place Sunday night. The next meeting will be Sunday night April l7. Everybody come. Brown Eyes.
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BIG FORK BITS

MT. and Mrs. Albert Bailey and enlldren went to Mena Monday.
 MT. and Mrs Ed Burkheart ard son was visiting at Big Fork Sunday. Jess Jeffrey came in last week fo visit with friends and relatives at Mrs. Ben Diibeek visited Sunday at
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GAIN GATHERINGS

Several from Two Mile attenn,iil sil literary at this. place Thursday syrar sf There will be musical P'r and pie supper at this place x night, April 8. ,,,... l> Miss versie Gam, Miss Elssi Els,isf Crossland attended prayer ness Two Mile Sunday night: ..ss On Saturday, April 10, lss rr Y be a working at the Molly uan z tery. Everybody come sars,rs an teels prepared te ~efk oos'
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Keep the bowels active and the di- gestion good if you would enjoy nsaith. A dose of Pritklv Ash Bitters whenever disorders appear wifi keen man pll the active list. Price sf.25
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CENTER POINT CIRCLETs.

The Kids.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
Willow River ~ MarkyilIr &.

Markville lost on their home
grounds Sunday 10 the warriors
from Willow River by a score Of
IL to 6. Manager Leon Coleman
Of MarkvilIe. reports the game AZ
follows:
Well Markville got beat Sun
day, II to 6. Willow River has
good strong bunch Of huskys:
played a clean game. The Mark
vile catcher got hit by pitched
ball from the Willow pitcher
which knocked him out for the
balance Of game, SO that took
some Of Markville's nerve
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

=. F. starry who has been sta
toned here for the past three
years on the State Highway De.
partmcnt expects to leave Sun.
day or Monday for Warrington,
MINI, where he will take charge
Of about five hundred miles Of
road under the new Babcock sys-
TEN. His place here will be at
least temporarily filled by Wen
dell Z. Huber, who has been with
him nearly all Of the three years.
Mr.. Starry has made host Of
friends here who will miss him
and all Of whom extend their
wishes for much prosperity in
his new venture. Pine County
Pioneer.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

'Ue "a h"rt. This boa; caused
- li'tlc eiri cnt an.,apst Ihc
raos.
The second event of thc even.
ing was a three-round boxing
contest between two Young boys
Alex Madsen and "Buster
0lesen where il was give and
take all the way through. both
bows were surprised to get each
a dollar for their work after the
contest and offered to box few
more rounds for that.
The semi-windup was a good
10 minute wrestling match be-
tween Carl Jorgensen and Bill
Madson. Both of these men
have considerable KNOWLEDGE of
the game and gave a good ex-
hibition which went the limit to
a draw.
Svend Petersen refereed all
the contests and G. M. Nelson
was the timekeeper.
About 80 people attended The
show, some coming from as fan
away as Markville. Nickcrsor
and Sturgeon Lake. 1t was pu,
on by the local post of the Am
erican Legion. and was a clean
cut athletic show al the way
through.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
Pctcr>en.Diety.

The wedding of Miss Paula
northea Petersen to Mr.. Jens
Dietz took place at the local
Danish Lutheran church last
Thursday afternoon at o'clock,
Rev. S. ID. Rodholm officiating
Miss Clara Petersen, sister Of
the bride, was bridesmaid and
Martin Dietg. cousin of the
groom, was best man.
After the ceremony the guest
all drove TO the home Of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Petersen. northeast of
town, where sumptuous wed
ding dinner was enjoyed and
the evening spent in a social
way. Practically only relatives
we're invited but these mum
hered about fifty.
The bridal couple are both
well known in this community
the bride coming here ahou,
three years ago with her folks
from Iowa. The groom Tough
for his country in the World
War and saw service in France
He has been in this community
most Of the time the past two
years, at the home Of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Anton J
Dictz southwest Of Askov.
Out-of-town guests at the
wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs
Valdemar Jensen and children
and Miss Alfredo Jensen Of Mon.
tevideo: Mr., and Mrs. Harold
Dictz Of Minneapolis. Mrs. Jen
sen is n sister and Harold Diet
a brother Of the groom.
The young married couple vii
go 10 housekeeping as soon al
the buildings on their 40 acre,
of land, southwest of town. arr
completed. In the meantim,
they are staying with thei
folks.
The American JOINS witt
friends in extending congratula
tions and best wishes to- Mr.. an,
Mrs. Dietz.