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HISTORICAL PAGEANT AT
GRACE Church SUNDAY
"The City Beautiful" to be Pre-
sented by Epworth League
Members.

Next Sunday evening The City
Beautiful" a pageant of the historical
type. having for its central idea, The
Redeemed City" will be given at. Grace
Nj. e. Church.
The first two scenes are Biblical,
one showing the triumphal entry OF
David into the city OF Jerusalem and
the other suggesting Christ's entrance
on Palm Sunday. The third scene
shows the attempts of the Crusaders
to wrest the Holy City from the hands
Of the infidels. The fourth shows the
forces OF evil at work among the chill
dren Of the modern city and the NTH
reveals the power Of Christianity to
overcome these forces. The last locke
toward the ideal, the New Jerusalem
where the streets shall be full Of happy
children. and love, justice and right
eousness prevail.
The members of the Epworth
League. who will participate in the
pageant, are as follows;
Watchmen: Henry Miller. Thoma
Cardwell; high priest, Charles Green
rriests, Earle Ewing. Norman Wade
Clarence Mckay. Russell Jones
George Wilson. Marvin Ewing. Fra nj
Bayhs. William Davis.
Children on Palm Sunday: Pauline
Chapman. Josephine Siddell. France.
Jefferis, Beatrice Messimer, Edna
Berg. Evahgeline Robinson. Grace
Wooten, Mildred Herrick. Margaret
Ray.
Mohammedan: Horace White: cru
saders. James Stein. Harold Brown
John Thawley. Paul Adams, Frank
Clement. Bertram Adams, Edward
Pearsiey. Franklin Heindle.
Children of the street: Heller
Lathrop, Gladys Smith. Edna Clark
Harold Clark. David Mulford. Osder
Hancock; sick child. Frances Hitch
fruit vender, Lloyd Ricards: ol,
woman, Esther France; evil spirits
Madeleine Williamson, Helen Guyer
Grace Risgin.
Bell ringers: Mildred Stout. Paulin,
Buck. Marjorie Guthrie. Elizaoe II
Jones, Eleanor Riggs. Martha Lloyd
Nellie Maroney. Elizabeth Workman
City Beautiful: Mrs. Frances De
Witt Babcock; church. Evelyn Martin
supervisor OF play. Herman Mckay
child welfare. Millicent Ruth; prophe
Hosea. Howard Jones: cross bearer
Donald Huxley.
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MISS LAURA |. FOGEL
H.. SCHACR|N'S BRIDE
Interesting Wedding and Recep.
ton in Gold Ballroom of
Hotel du Pont.

A wedding OF interest was soleninized
In the Hotel du Pont last evening
when Miss Laura Louise Fogel. only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Fogel Of Middletown. became the bride
Of Harry Avrumn Schagrin OF this
city. DR.. Moses Baroway performed
the ceremony, which took place under
an arch of palms. ferns and cut
flowers in the Gold ballroom of the
hotel
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. Mrs. Sydney Grant OF
West Chester, Pa. sister Of the groom,
was the matron of honor. The brides
maids were: Miss Regina Kregstein
of Philadelphia, Pa; Misses Sarah
Stein and Helen Kirson OF Baltimore,
Nd; Miss Isabelle Gottleib OF An
napolis. Md; Miss Rose Chertok of
Coatesville. Pa; Miss Sadie Jacoby OF
this city.
The bride wore a gown of white
ivory satin crepe, with long tulle
sleeves embroidered with pearls, and
with a girdle Of pearls around the
waist. The skirt was draped softly
and caught at the sides with orange
blossoms. A full court train fell from
the shoulders, and this was also en-
broidered with pearls. Her veil was
| II tulle and arranged with a coronet
made Of orange blossoms worn by her
| mother 19 years ago. Her bouquet
was OF lilies OF the valley. white
orchids and brides roses. Her only
jewel was a diamond and sapphire pin
a gift of the groom.
\ The maUon Of honor wore a gowr
or iridescents over green chiffon ant
carried pink roses. The bridesmaid.
wore dresses OF satin crepe in the
pastel shades. and carried large
shower bouquets. The flower girl
little Miss Levy OF this city, wore G
cunning frock of pink georgette.
Sydney Grant OF West Chester wa:
the best man, and the ushers wer,
/ Sidney and Isadore Scha grin, LeoI
Stein and Yonnie LeibowItz of Balti
more, Nd. Leon Liman OF New York
Joseph Handler Of this city Just be
fore the bridal party entered, Mis-
Rose Chertok sang, "Oh, Promise Me.
The ceremony was witnessed by {
large assembage. A dinner was serv
ed later in the du Barry room, 90
guests attending. An orchestra play
ed during the dinner The younJ
couple will spend the next two week
In the White Mountains and Canada
In addition to 100 Wilmington guest
the following were present from on
of town:
Rev. and Mrs. p. l.. Donaghy, Mr.
and Mrs. Z. p. Vcgel, Mr.. and Mrs
j. II. Emerson, DIR. and Mrs. j. A
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Howell
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Biggs, Mrs. w
d. Bradford Mr.. and Mrs Waite
Beaston, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Stevens
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wilson. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Edward Jones, Misses Jun
. Johnson, Hattie Cochran, Margare
Evans. of Middletown; Rev. an,
Mrs. p. @. Jones, CT Townsend 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Burstan, Atlanti
. City; DR.. and Mrs. Jacob Burstar
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Spieler, Mr. an
Mrs. /. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. /
Liman. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Foge
Mr.. and Mrs. Fogel, Mr.. and Mrs
s. Kasper, Mr.. and Mrs. Natha
] Stember, Messrs. Leon Liman, Sar
2 Chertok, Misses Rose and Eth,
Spieler. Mr.. and Mrs Max Roser
, Long Beach, l.. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. N
Stein, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Leibowit:
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Steen, Mr.. and Mr..
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publication when VIC consider the OBJ
stacies they had 10 overcome. But
these are a thing Of the past and
they are content 10 sit back now and
receive congratulations on their labor.
The staff consists Of: Editor. Neliie
D. Blair; assistant. Ruth Anne Rus
SELL associate editors. Edith Leonard.
Rose Roberts, Sara Roe and Mildred
Massey advertising manager. Marion
c. Gallaher; assistant. Emma Dayett;
business manager. Helen Shorb; as
sistants, Mabel Smith. Ruth King and
Mary Handy.
Tho class day exercises Will be held
on Saturday afternoon and wifi bs
in charge Of the Sophomore class.
They will carry the daisy chain 20 the
Red Mems Grove. where the exercises
/ Will be held.
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NEW ERA BRANCH FESTIVAL

The New Era Branch os the Inter
national Sunshine Society Will hold a
festival at Sunshine Hall. 1909 Della
ware avenue. June IS. Homemade
cakes. candy and lemonade will be for
sale. Mrs Harry G. Hsckrtt will b
chairman. assisted by Mrs. Herman
First.
This branch provides gisssss for
poor children, and the proceeds OF tho
festival VIII go TO carry on tho work
during the summer.
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HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT

This incoming commencement at
Misses Hebbs School was held, with
many parents present. AS always the
exercises were very informal, consist
Ing OF songs. reading OF prize essays.
and awarding Of prizes. Bishop Cook.
Rev. r. W. Trapneil and Rev. Freder-
lex NJ. KirSus were among those PIES
ent and conducted the devotions
Diplomas were presented 10 Florence
r. Prickett. Elizabeth S. Sttbbs and
Mary s. Tatnall.
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MIRRORS

A mirror makes a most ac-
ceptable wedding gift. We have
them in mahogany. in gold ard
in polychrome frames, some with
pictures in the top. Both useful
and decorative. they are real
"homemakers" for the bride.
Prices are lower, too.
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Every bit of dullnces disappears
With a Golden Clint Shampoo.-Ady.
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Try an Every Evening want ad.
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Mrs. Harry du Pont will entertain
Saturday. All the guests arc TO come
dressed as farmers and win picnic In
a lovely spot along the Brandywinc.
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Mrs. William Corey entertained at
bridge luncheon last week.
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Miss Martha Boyd has as her guest
Miss Catherine Travers. Of Pittsburs
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Mrs. A. Felix du Font. Lydia du
Pont. Miss Sarah Chichester and
Anne Marvel returned Monday from
weeks motor trip 10 St. Pauls
School 10 see Felix du Pont. Jr.
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Miss Polly du Pont will give a din.
ner Friday evening.
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AT the Junior League meeting held
Monday evening at Mrs. Coleman du
ront's home, Miss Elinor Thompson
WAS elected president OF the club 10
take the place OF Miss Esther Ward
who will soon be leaving this city.
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Mrs. c. Il. N. Rumford went 70
New York last week 10 see her sister
and her husband before they sailed for
Europe.
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Mrs. Frank :. Garrett and Miss
Anne Garrett Will sail on Friday for
Europe, where they Will spend the
summer.
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M.ases Frances Jones and Sarah W.
Rawlins represented Della wares in the
graduating class of Goucher College.
Baltimore, which held It's commence
ncn' on Monday. They received the
oegree of bachelor OF arts
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Mr., and Mrs. J. Findlay Van Lar
left Monday for Nentnor. y. j.. where
thy viii spend the eummr Miss
Emily Van Lear. who was returned
iron Holton Arms School In Wash
sngtoI. IL in Rochester. y. Y. Yester
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The Small and Early for the benefit
of the Children's Bureau Will be held
In the ballroom OF Mrs. Coleman du
Points home, SOS Broome street, June
-. from nine until one. The members
OF the committee In charge are: Miss
Katherine Hilles. chairman; Miss
Dorothy Curtis. Miss Sarah Chiches-
ter. Miss Julia Townsend. Miss Alice
Cancee, Miss Sarah Townsend.
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Saturday evening the fantasie,
'Fleur-de-lis." will be presented in the
Outdoor Theatre" at Longwood. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre S. du
Pont The fantssie Will be given by
Priscilla Davidson, danseuse, and her
pupils, and Mrs Miriam Sheppard
Davidson. soprano soloist. The pro-
cceds viii be for the benefit OF the
hospitals, toward which the gate fund
goes.
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Russell II. Durham and Mrs. Glenn
cnt Miller have gone 10 Lake Placid
for a few DAYS.
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Miss Sarah Chichester leaves today
Tor two weeks visit az her home az
Sandy Spring Maryland.
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The June quarterly meeting Of the
Wilmington Society OF the Fine Arts
was held yesterday afternoon at 1905
Franklin Street. Routine business was
conducted and 1t was decided to hold
no exhibition until after the opening
OF the New Library.
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Mise Margaret Laird is giving q
bridge party this evening.
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Tonight Miss Anne Garrett will be
the guest OF honor at a dinner given
at the Country Club by a number OF
her friends who belong TO the Will
mington Society OF Fine Arts.
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Mira Stuart Millikin Bevans is
spendins two weeks with her mother.
Mrs. II. L. Evans
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Miss Maybelle Coppsse. Miss Mary
baeehSs, Miss Mary B. su Pon,, and
Msss Constance du Pont are expected
home on Saturday from the Baldwin
School al Bryn Mawr.
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Miss Madeline Owens has returned
from Saranac Lake. where she spent
the winter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Talte arrived
today 70 spend a week with Mr.. and
MR.. William Barr MIR. and Mrs.
Taiie have issued invitations for a
dance 70 be given az the Country Club
Friday In honor Of their silver wedding
anniversary.
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Tomorrow Mrs. William Hammond
will entertain the members Of the
Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club at her
cottage at Rehoboth. The guests will
go by automobile and will remain un-
I'll the end OF the week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-26
CASSVILLE

VIM. Hartmann, who is helping his
brother, Herman, repair the tele-
phone lines, came in contact with
some poison oak last week and has
been nursing a painful and badly
swollen hand ever since.
Lulu Calloway-Canum left last
week for Quinn, S. D., in response to
word announcing the illness Of her
mother, Mrs. Walter Galloway, who
was confined in a hospital in that
city.
Frank Eckstein was called to Du-
buque last night, word being sent that
his brother, Mike, was dying He ar
rived just a few moments before
death claimed him. While he had
been ailing for several months, he was
belfast only two weeks and in fact,
continued at his employment up to
July LIST. He was Sc years of age. and
leaves a wife, one daughter and one
son, besides numerous other relatives
Record.
years DID, has left for his forme.
home in Germany. Mr. Buss has
been resident of this country for
sirty years. He will make the trip
alone.
William Victora and Marion Shafer
left here yesterday for an extended
trip to the Yellowstone Park, Salt
Lake City, Denver ard other far
western points. Dr. James volunteer
ed the information that they have
gone away to live on Indian meat
MuScOda Progressive
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-26

mr. at the Matt Elskamp home Thurs
"a. eyenin.
The old peoples dance at the
Garage hall r1day evening must have
been enjoyed by all the participants,
Judging from the noise that was
made. The old people have nothing
coming from the young ones when it
comes to having a tip-top good time.
The old people have their old ways OF
enjoyment that the younger ones can
not surpass.
Ed Long Of Cassville, was in Po-
tosi for brief period last Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Aeona Kimmick and Donald
Schaal Of Pea Ridge, went to Dubu-
que Saturday to join friends on the
Brunswick employers steamboat ex-
cursion to Pra du Chen Sunday
The matrimonial bans of Mr.. Purl
Reuter- and Miss Sophia Udelhofen,
both of the town of Harrison, were
announced from the altar Of St An
drew's church Sunday morning.
Miss Lizzie Kessnick Of Chicago,
visited the past week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Siepker and family.
Another interesting letter from Mrs.
Elmer Herold, nee Ethel Thomas, OF
| P0tosi written at Manila, P. l., will
appear in the columns Of the Herald
IN the very near future.
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CASSVILLE.

Mrs John Roe and son, Maynard,
visited in Dubuque a few days last
week. 4
Mrs. Lulu Hannum left recently for
Quiner, S. D., where her mother, Mrs.
Walt Galloway, was in a hospital.
Miss Viola Hernon spent several
days at the John Bausch home last
week
Mesdames Curtis Donaldson and
Harry Schmitz were at the Earl Stur-
nier home at Beetown Thursday.
G. J. Kuenster, Mrs. E. c. Kuenster
and children motored to E. Meurer's
home near Darlington Sunday.
Frank Eckstein was called to Du-
buqae last week by the serious illness
of his brother, Mike, who died later
Funeral was held Saturday morning
Those who attended the funeral from
here were Mr.. and Mrs. John Haber-
man, Mrs. Frank Eckstein, Mike Eek
stein and J. M. Klauer.
VIM. Seippel of CARRIER, Ia, was i'll
town Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Duncan Black and daught RS
will return to Delft, Mimi, this week.
Her sister, Mrs. Nella Kemmerer will
accompany her.
DR.. and Mrs Blackburn went to
Bloomington Sunday, from there they
will go to Rochester with the latter's
sister, Mrs. Ora Hatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Day and son
of Lancaster, were visitors at the
home of Miss NJ. Baumgartner Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Sue Adrian spent Sunday in
town with her friend, Miss Anna
Dresen
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-26
FLORA

Mrs. Hattie Maukhan and son, Earl,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maukhan and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Webster and
family and Mrs. Ruth Sanders and
family all of Dodgeville, spent a day
at the Frank Bishe1l home last week.
Ervie Edwards, Will Garthwaite,
Lester Snyder and families attended
the Edwards reunion at Schreiner
Park last Thursday.
Quite a number from her attended
the funeral of Ben Garthwaite last
Saturday.
Virgil Snyder is spending few
days with his cousin, Milton Pohle.
The town board had new abut-
ment put in the bridge near the
Earnest Schildgen home.
Will Garthwaite and family and
Harry Goodrich and family spent Fri
day evening at the Earnest Schildgen
home.
Miss Isa Kennedy of Montfort is en-
gagged to teach our school.
Charles Spease and wife and son,
Earle, and Miss Ethel Daley Of Mt.
Hope, took supper at ]. c. Edgington's
Sunday.
Harry Hartnett and wife and son
and daughter, Joe and Josephine, were
at J. C. Edgington's Sunday.
Dad Jeidy must be going to have
another wedding anniversary. He
came home with new suit and
pair of rubber heels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-26
BEETOWN.

Unless people visiting the cemetery
are more careful about closing the
gates a lock will have to be placed
9 nboth gates as when they are lett
open the cattle get in and destroy the
flowers and monuments.
There will be an ice cream social
in the Woodman hall on next Satur-
dav night, July 20, for the minister.
Mrs. Bell, Mary, Stella and baby,
Barbara Auel, motored to Cassville
Thursday.
Mrs. Abbie Schmitz and father and
the David Donaldson children came
out from Cassyille Thursday and
spent the day at Earl Eturmer's.
Chas Thompson, wife and daugh-
ter, were shopping in Dubuque Thurs
day. On Sunday they left for Madl-
son to visit a few days with his broth
er and family there.
John eastman and son and brother
in-law, were down from Lancaster on
Thursday.
Grandpa Mcconnell came home
from Lancaster Friday, where he had
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Carrie
Marks.
Lewis Kraut and wife of Lancaster,
spent Friday at the A. Hartman home.
Mrs. Maggie Schmitz and Mrs. Lulu
Champion spent Tuesday at the l..
Knotwell home visiting Mrs. Sprague.
Mrs. Margret Fenning is visiting at
the Allen Myers home.
Quite a number from mere attended
the show at Bloomington the past
week.
Mae Pascoe and mother visited at
Harry Pascoe's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-26
NORTH LANCASTER

Delpha Hore returned to her home
Wednesday after weeks stay with
her aunt, Mrs. Walter Griswold
ElwoOd Huff, who is spending the
summer at Dale RundelPs, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with the home
folks. He was accompanied by Harold
Coward OF Livingston. Doris Huff re-
turned with them for a weeks visit
Mrs. Clyde Beetham and Mrs. Will
Hickin, Carl Beetham and Marjory
Hickin, motored to Sitter Wednesday
for couple of days visit with their
sister, Mrs. Frank Tanner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diesel called
Sunday at the Ed Hippenbecker home
in Gregory Hollow.
Gladys Govier spent few days at
the John Emler home last week.
The young people were entertained
Tuesday night at the F. Schlosser
home in honor of their guests, Dolores
Schuppener of Fennimore and Dudley
Schlosser of Chicago. Games were
played on the lawn and later in the
evening dancing was INDUCED in. A
merry time was had by all.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-26
MOUNT HOPE

Mrs. Hazel Miller and children visit
ed her sister at Millville last week.
VIM. Leighton was taken to Lam
caster hospital last Thursday to have
X-ray pictures taken. He remains
about the same.
Rufus Lalhram who works in CraW-
ford county, spent over Sunday with
his parents here.
VIM. Fivecoats is making hay near
Bloomington.
Mrs. Hazel Caller and children OF
Little Grant, spent the weekend at
Dwight Oliver and Rolla Duble homes.
Mrs. Carrie Morrow and daughter,
Edna. were Pra du CHEN shoppers
last Thursday.
Henry Schmidt and family visited
relatives at Wazeka and Pra. du Chen
last Wednesday.
The scrubb ball team played with
Platteville boys Sunday, and were de-
feated to 3.
Frank PlimptOn and wife VISITED
relatives at FennimOre Sunday.
Mrs. Alta Schneyer of Bloomington,
spent Sunday at the Rolla Duble home
to see the new baby girl, which ar
rived at the Duble home July 9Th.
clarence bIdChDOuIu VI DOoSObOA'
was a business caller here last We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Tromerly of Soldiers Grove,
spent Saturday here with friends.
Ole Parks and wife and the family
Of Frank Garvin picnicked with rela-
rives at the Riverview Park at Cass-
vile Sunday.
VIM. Koschkee and family spent
Sunday with his mother at Fennimore.
His mother has very poor health.
Earl Miller returned home from
Boscobel Sunday, he is getting along
fine, after having his operation.
Frank Morrow and Oakley Leigh
ton went to Lancaster Monday to see
VIM. Leighton who does not seem to
be any better, they may take him to
Rochester, Mimi, in regard to his
health.
c. w. Vince was a Fennimore bust
ness caller Monday.
Otis Sprague and family OF Mill
Vile, visited relatives in town Sun
day.
Several from here went to the river
Saturday afternoon to fish.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-26
GLEN HAVEN

Nick Hampton of Brodtville and
Chas. Hampton Of Cassville, made
business call here last Monday.
Mrs. Barber and daughter, MISS
Laura of Minneapolis, are visiting at
the T. S. Metcalf home.
Mrs. Glen Radhke returned home
Saturday night from st. Paul, where
she has been in a hospital for a num-
Der of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Kidd and
Harold Reinecke of Gutenberg, spent
last Wednesday here.
Mrs. James Sprague of Blooming
ton, spent Sunday here.
Dick Orr, Robert Hoskins, Chris
Garner, Fred Welsh and several
others of Bloomington, spent a day
fishing here last week with William
Forck.
Theo. Spoden and daughter, Sylvia,
went to Gutenberg Sunday to spend
several days.
The dance here Friday night was
not very largely attended and was
called off early and most OF the crowd
went to Bagley to dance there.
A nine pound baby boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Curler Saturday
night.
John Thiessa has been on the sick
list.
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time About 500 people were present.
Quite a few from here attended the
funeral OF Ben Garthwaite Saturday.
There are only two of the ole stock
left, Charles, of Bloomington, and
James of Little Grant.
Mrs. Ernest Garthwaite from Au-
gusta, Wis, has been visiting on the
Ridge the past week.
Ed Jeidy and family spent Friday
OF last week at Harry Yeager's.
Bridge Commissioner, Louie Yes
perman, was in this community Fri
day looking after bridge and road
work
Dad Jeidy took in Chicago last
week. He took car of cattle with
him.
Some of the young folks from the
Ridge took in the big open air boWery
at Lancaster Saturday evening. Mrs.
Adolph Wenzel was there also.
Miss Sylvia Smith visited at Clar-
ence Knapp's Saturday evening and
Sunday.
On account of coming in contact
with a life sized bumble-bee's nest
Mrs. o. w is wearing rubber boot.
Sunday was church day and Mrs.
Rev. Gilbert delivered another one OF
her excellent sermons. She is surely
making a hit at the Union church.
She was assisted in singing by Mr..
Chas. Mons and daughter. A fine
crowd was out, getting bigger all the
time.
Mrs. Myrtle Morgan from Elkon,
Mimi, is spending a few days with
her brother, James Garthwaite.
Our old friend and neighbor, Bur-
nell Cooley, has left us. There never
was a person who had more sympathy
shown in these parts than Mike, as
we all called him. A free hearted old
soul. We will miss you Mike.