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NEWS Of A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Candidates for Democratic
Nominations Are Appearing
in Kent County.
FIRE ADDS TO AFfLlCTlON

Prom Every Evenings Correspondents
Forrest Park. March 10.-Despite
the efforts OF the Five Points and Els
mere FIRE companies. n frame bungalow
owned by lee Murray 90 Forrest Park
was destroyed by flames early yester-
day afternoon. cntailins a loss esti-
mated NJ $4,000. partly covered by In
surance. The loss cf their home at
this time wes blow TO Mr. and
Nj. Murray. they having recently
buried young daughter whose death
was due TO pneumonia and Mr.. Muir
ray has been out OF employment for
sometime.
40 the time tho fire started Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray were I'm n chickenhouse
near their homo and the origin OF the
FRO II "a mystery.
Word OF the fire was telephoned TO
Richardson Park and Viola Tinsman.
n. daughter uf Mr.. and Mrs. william
Tinsman. sounded the alarm there by
pounding on the fire alarm with a
hammer.
when tho hremen arrived the
building was a seething furnace and
whilc tho Five Points company was
IN service 4S minutes. the fremen
could only bend their efforts In saving
adjoining property.
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BROTHERHOOD BANQUET.

Dover, Narvh 1o.--The recently
organized Nrotherhood 81 Wesley VI.
+ church. this town. gave its first
banquet, hast evening. IN the Sunday
ssrhoof room az she church After an
attractive rnenu had been served the
following program was carried out:
singing, AL Hail the Power ~
Jesus Name, remarks. Professor w.
y. ThWnhurg. president 81 Brother
hood: music. double male quartet
blessing, Rev. J. W. Colona: duet
Mrs. !. W. Colona and Mrs. Davis:
address. state Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction u V. Holloway. mus.c
double male quartet Annie laurie:
Invitation 90 3oin the brotherhood
enns1nx. "How Firm a Fcunda lion :
els-liis-si. Rev. H. O. Budd. Wesley
collegiate institute
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, March I0.-The funeral OF
James ). Kennerly, aged 60 years. who
died al the home OF his sister, Mrs
Thomas Massey in North Laurel, Mon
day afternoon, was held yesterday
morning a II o'clock. Rev. w, Os-
borne Bennett officiating. Interment
in the Laurel Hill cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs Mary J Hast
ings. aged IS years. who died OF senile
debility at the home OF her grand
daughter, Mrs. Lee Davis. on Fourth
street was held yesterday afternoon in
Christ Methodist Protestant Church,
the pastor. Rev. W. l.. Hoffman Off
ciating. Interment in Blades GENE
terry, near Seaford.
The annual meeting Of Christ Metho-
dist Protestant Church, was held this
week and Albert NJ. Culver WAS elect
ed delegate and L. Ray Orwell. alter
nate. 10 the Maryland Annual Con-
ference which will convene at Ches-
tertown. the first week in April
Sussex County Board of Assessment
comprising William II. Welch Of Nil
ton. Derrick Hazard Of Dagsboro. and
/ Darwin Collins of Milford, were here
yesterday hearing assessment com
plants.
Revival services are being conduct
cd nightly in the Church OF the
Nazarene on Delaware avenue. under
the leadership Of Rev. Mr. Sweeney.
Mrs. Willard +. Deputy and Mrs. A
Paul Robinson and children left yes
terday for Philadelphia and New York
where they will spend the weekend
with friends and relatives.
Approximately $50 Mexican quail
and 100 rabbits were loosed. thin
week. in various parts of Wicomicc
county, Md. by Deputy Game Warder
Wade II. Bedsworth, through repu
table game lovers in the various dis
tricts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Caliaway are
guests Of Mrs. Callaway's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lorenzo Carey. near here.
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HE SAVES THE TOWN.

Delaware City. March lo.-Thomas
Neale. n Negro. has saved tho town
OF Delaware City. This Ia provided the
old saying IS true that as soon as the
first herring puts in his appearance
the town is safe for one more year.
Neale on Wednesday made a drag
down the river with his net and was
rewarded with one lone herring.
In past years the Delaware City
lock tenders would make the fiUst dip
and usually the first catch. A hundred
or more persons would ordinarily
swarm about the locks and IL the dip
would prove successful. word would
be passed around that the town was
saved for another year.
1t is expected herring fishermen will
commence about the latter part OF mex,
week. II the weather permits. About
% nets are expected 70 be fished from
this place.
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tho deep-cut. separating East and

tho deep-cut. separating East and
West Scaford.
Mrs. Leila Eakim left this week for
a visit with relatives in Wilmington.
Miss Ethel Donoho left yesterday
afternoon for visit In Philadelphia
and New York City.
Mrs, E. j. Winder spent this week
with relatives and friends In Phila-
delphia and Merchantville. N. j.
Mrs. N. NJ. Conway returned last
night from the Mcdlco-Chi Hospital,
Philadelphia. where she had been UNI
dergolng treatment for her eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Thompson. Jr..
of Clayton are visiting relatives here
for several days.
Mrs, Fred Locates IL reported az
quite III at her home on Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ford Breeding and
daughter, Jane, and DR. Annie C.. Ship
ley motored to fredericksburg, Md. yes
terday, and visited with Mr.. Breeding's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Breed
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Wainwright of
Wilmington spent yesterday here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Iaaac Wat
son
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. March 10 Work has been
resumed ON the bridges at Haven
Lake. near Milford. and &c Is hoped
10 have the road open 20 traffic In a
few months. These bridges are the
connecting link between tho du Pont
boulevard and the state Highway
The new theatre at Milford will
start an innovation for thts section
OF the state with an OFFER 81 vaude-
willie next Thursday,
The ladies OF the First Presbyter-
ian Church of Milford gave a mission
AIRY tea al the church. Tuesday after
noon. The affair was largely attended
and was a success both socially and
financially.
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford. March 10.-Miss Helen Holt.
adopted daughter Of Mrs. Georgiana
Holt. died at her home on North street.
early yesterday morning, following a
lingering Illness of tubercular trouble.
The remains Of Mrs. Nancy Lyons,
native OF this section. who died at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Mary
a. Ross. I'm Chester. Pa, were brought
to Seaford. yesterday morning, and in
TERED in Odd Fellows cemetery. Will
liam Lyons, OF West SeafOrd, is a son
OF the deceased.
Tuscarora Tribe. No. %. Improved
o. r. NJ, Is getting up a class of can
didates TO take TO Milford, Saturday
evening. March %, where the Red Men
win hold a big pow-wow.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has men
here repairing the bridge spanning
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honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Derrick
son. who were married in New York
City on March 1. The AFFAIR was a
surprise to the young couple, who re-
turned here yesterday. from their
honeymoon. Tho dininEroom WAS
beautifully decorated with pink roses
and sweet peas.
Mrs. Derrickson, before her mar
rlage, was Miss Mary Anne Hoge.
daughter Of Judge and Mrs. Hamilton
T.. Hoge OF kenton, Ohio.
Among the guests We're Mrs. Harry
V. Taylor. Wilmington; Mrs. Earl
Henderer. Atlantic City. N. j.; Misses
Marie Martin. Jean Lloyd. Katherine
Pennewill, Clara Frame. Messrs. Ralph
Lard, Harry Taylor. Harry Richard
son. William Jackson, Robert Walker,
Y. NJ, Henderer.
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Praises Work Of Italian Soldiers.

The praiseworthy work Of the
Italian soldiers during the World War
was the subject Of an address by
George c. Herring. Jr.. who served
overseas, at meeting Of the West
minister Club Of Hanover Presby terrain
Church last night. The next meeting.
on April 6. will be addressed by
George *. Porter. former director OF
the Department OF Public Safety.
Philadelphia.
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CHECKERS BY TELEPHONE.

Seaford, March 10.-Albert c. Out
ten. Seafords crack checker player,
defeated William CULLEN, a crack
Bridgeville player, four straight games
this week.
The games were played over the tel
ephone, using numbers on the boards
for moving purposes.
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CANDY SPECIALS.

Lucia assorted Chocolates in one
pound boxes SO cents the box. Full
assortment Page Shaw. IAggetts and
Davis Chocolates. Danf0rth's Drug
Store. The only Rexall Store IN VIII
mington. Market at Second Gls.-Adv.
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EGGS AT PRE.WAR PRICES.

Stafford, March l0.--Esgs are retail
Ing at % cents per dozen In the local
market.
This is the cheapest price eggs have
sold fer In Seaford since before the
World War.
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DINNER TO BRIDE AND GROOM

Dover. March 10-Mr. and Mrs. J.
". Dcrrickson gave a dinner party.
issr evening. az Hotel Richardson. in
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Boys Union Suits
These we'll made ~
suits are white. kOc
tan and grey; every w.
garment first quail
ity weave. medium w
spring weight In
Ia sizes
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A wonderful collection II the
trimmed shapes for spring.
would sell as high ss $500 Mi
birds nest and many other fa'
for spring in the new high shi
wanted shapes
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a splendid shoe at marvellous
value. white kid and linen high
cut button shoes with wedged
heels. broad natural comfort
last, sizes 5 to 5.
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Delhi News Items.

Stewart Mckay came up from Min.
neapolis to spend the Fourth with the
home folks.
Miss Alice Swenson. who has beer
at Duluth for the past year doing Y
M. C. A. work is home for vacation
of few days.
Charles Brandt and family of NORTH
Redwood were Saturday visitors in
Delhi.
Miss Margaret B. Lier of Calgary
Alta. is here for visit with her aunt
Mrs. M. B. Anderson and other Delhi
relatives.
Emil Lundberg and wife drove to
White Rock, South Dakota on Sunday
where they will visit relatives over
the Fourth.
Earle Mckay and family of Mime
apolis are visiting Mr. McKay's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mckay.
Miss Ella Stearns returned to her
home at Jasper, Saturday after spend
ing week here visiting her friend,
Miss Edna Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. keenan, and son and
Mrs. NJ. E. Kirsch and children of
WATERFOWL, South Dakota are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Trumm. The
above named ladies are both sisters
of Mrs. Trumm.
Iver Haugen and wife of Waubay,
South Dakota, Ben Jacobson and wife
of Sisseton, South Dakota and Mr..
Chilson and wife of >Peever, South
Dakota were Wednesday visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ole L. Flore.
Ludwig Flore was Minneapolis
business visitor the later part of the
week.
Edwin Knudson and wife of Red
wood Falls spent several days last
week here at the home of Mr.. Knud-
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. l..
Knudson. -
Robert Ochs is away for a few
weeks vacation. E.. w. Currier of
Redwood Falls will take his place in
the bank during his absence.
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a part of last week with her sister,
Mrs. F. S. Pollard and family.
Marshal VIM. Kilgas was removed
to a hospital at New Ulm on Monday,
following injuries which he sustained
Saturday evening. While his condi.
ton is reported slightly improved, he
still remains critically ill. The chill
dren have all responded to the mes
sage to be with their father and as
soon as it is possible he will be taken
home.
R. A. Gluth and family have moved
their household effects to North Red
wood. Mr. Gluth having accepted a
position in the Security State Bank,
at that place. Mr.. Gluth has had ex-
perience in that line Of work, having
been employed at the Farmers and
Merchants Bank here recently.
Mrs. Earl Butcher entertained her
sister, Miss Dolly Clark of Spokane,
Washington a part of last week. Miss
Clark will spend the summer vacation
with her mother, Mrs. John Clark of
Redwood Falls. .
Mrs. Ora Brady with her sister Mrs.
Claud Fusion and family are enjoying
visit with relatives at Peru, Iowa.
They made the trip by automobile.
Friends of VIM. Buchkoltz of San
born are sorry to learn that he is
suffering with a severe illness. The
Buchkoltz family have many friends
here who trust that he will have a
speedy recovery.
Miss Katherine Paulzen of Minnea-
polls visited with Miss Grace McDou-
gal during the week.
J. H. Anderson and family left Sat-
urday for Lake Kandiyohi where they
remained until after the Fourth of
July to enjoy camp life at one Of the
cottages there. s. ~. ~.'.ss- ..e-.~
F. H. Anthony and family motored
to Kandiyohi Lake where they spent
the weekend.
Miss Margaret Fenske is recovering
nicely from an operation on her ton.
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Rev. r. j. Aitcheson and family re-
turned Thursday from Green Lake
where they went for few days out
ing.
Mrs. A. A. Neale spent part of last
week here at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Margaret Leslie.
Mrs. j. R. Strawsell of Galloway
visited here several days last week
with her brother, Walter King and
family.
Herman Jacobson, Arthur Sand
burg and John Mattson drove down
from Rush City, Wednesday and re
turned Thursday. Misses Mildred
and Mabel Jacobson and Ruby and
Dorothy Sandburg who had been Wis
iting here and at Belview for two
weeks returned home with them.
Gust Johnson spent couple of days
during the past week in the transac-
ton of business at Minneapolis.
Alfred Anderson and wife of Cokato
and Mrs. Hugh Hall and little niece
Evelyn Sunberg of Minneapolis Wis
tied here over the weekend with Mrs.
Anderson's cousins, Mrs. ]. L. Borg
and Mrs. j. A. Lagerstrom.
The children of the Lutheran con-
gregation with their parents, enjoyed
a picnic Sunday afternoon at the Ole
Peterson farm.
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Clements Items.
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~ :" . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ - -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mccarthy left
Saturday for st. Paul where Mrs
Mccarthy will consult a physician re-
garding her health.
The ball game between Clement
and Revere played here Sunday result
ed in score of to 3 in favor Of the
visitors.
A large crowd of people from town
attended the dance at the A. P. Rams
home Saturday evening.
Rev. R. A. Neudecker took FIR.
Rants place at Springfield Sunday
Frank Gerstmann, Mrs. Fox and
daughter, Wilma, Mr.. Armour, Miss
Anderson and Frances Adams visited
at the Otto .Gerstmann home Sunday.
Mrs. Burnham Sparks returned to
her home here after spending the past
week with relatives in Redwood Falls.
A large number of farmers from
this vicinity attended the ditch meet
ing at the County Seat Monday.
Mrs. Fl. Deopke and family of Min
neapolis are guests at the Herman
Reetz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cannot and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Nepperman drove
to New Ulm Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Starr, Jr. of Redwood
Falls spent the past week at the Gan
mott home here.
c. d. Jensen was a business caller
at Wabasso Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gerstmann and
son Frank drove to New Ulm We'd
nesday.
Mrs. C. D. Jensen and family and
Mrs. Otto Raddatz were shoppers in
Redwood Falls Tuesday.
DIR. T. E. Finn was a professional
caller here Friday.
Announcements have been received
by friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
SCHNEIDER of Mankato announcing the
arrival of a son, Mrs. SCHNEIDER was
before her marriage Miss Lauretta
Enright.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fl. Clements spent
the first of the week in Minneapolis.
A wedding of interest IN this com
nunity occurred here Friday afternoon
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North Redwood
X X X X X X X

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Abel are The
parents of an eight pound girl borr
June 81.
Mrs. J. Buery and daughter Flor.
ence We're. callers at the Ed. Hender'
son home near Morton Wednesday.
Sam Gemmill of Minneapolis called
on friends here Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Rogers and son Maurice
Of Morton spent the past week at the
home Of her brother Sidney Abel.
Mrs. S. Castle, and Mrs. VIM. Neals
and daughter spent Thursday after
noon at the G. Federly home in Red
wood Falls.
Miss Lily Becker of Redwood Falls
spent Tuesday at her home here.
Walter Seebeck of Minneapolis
made short visit with his parents
here last. week.
Mrs. Celia Page of Mohall, North
Dakota is visiting relatives here this
week..
Mrsgand Mrs. S. J. Sampson of
Franklin called on relatives here
Sunday.
I Mrs!g Jim Salee of Onoka, South Da
kato is a guest of her sister, Mrs.
Ralph hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moritz accom-
panied by Misses Bessie and Jensina
Akre of Echo made trip to Minnea-
polls last week. =
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis and
family of Fremont, Nebraska spent
Thursday at the w. J. Hutchinson
home
Harold Seebeck of Minneapolis Wis
tied relatives here Sunday.
Lucius Abel and Mr.. Clough of Dan
ube called on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. O. w. Simondet and son, and
Ray Castle spent Sunday at the Will
Sickman home near Vesta.
Mrs. Charles Kuenzli is chaperon-
ing party of girls IN Ramsey Park
this week.
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sis at the New Uln1 Hospital.

sils at the New Ulm Hospital.
Miss Erma Garlic eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Todd Garlic Of Du
Iuth is spending the summer with hel
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Car
lie, and other relatives.
Rev. w. F. Koerner OF st. Paul DC
cupied the pulpits in the local M. E
church and at the M. E. Church at
Eden Sunday. He gave a splendia
address in English Sunday evening to
a large audience.
A wedding of interest to few of
the older residents of Morgan occur
red at st. Paul last Wednesday after
noon, when ISIS Ruth McKibben be-
came the bride of Lloyd E. Lilygren
Of that city. The bride is the eldest
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Crawford
McKibben and in her girlhood days re-
sided here, which her father was pas
tor of our local Presbyterian Church.
Best wishessfor a happy welded life
go with the bride and groom to their
new home. They will spend their
honeymoon in Duluth.
Friends and neighbors of Mrs. VIM.
Mueller gave her a very pleasant sur
prise Friday evening when they drop
ped in to help her celebrate her six
tieth birthday anniversary. Among
the out of town guests were her two
married daughters Mrs. Ida Trap
and husband and Mrs. LYDIA Trap
and husband of Sanborn. Mrs. Muel-
Ter was the recipient of many useful
gifts as a pleasant reminder of the
occasion. Music and social converse
ton whiled away the evening hours
and delightful luncheon was served
by the hostess three daughters. Twen-
ty-eight guests joined in wishing Mrs
Mueller many happy returns of the
day.
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at two o'clock when Anna Backer,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Backer
became the bride of Milton Merit Of
Redwood Falls. Rev. Rudolph Of
Wanda pronounced the vows ii the
presence of the immediate families Of
the contracting parties and "a few
friends. After the ceremony stump
tious dinner was served at the Backer
home after which Mr.. and Mrs. Mertz
left for Redwood Falls where they will
make their home on the farm owned
by the groom's father. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mertz have the congratulations and
best wishes of the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Fowler return
ed Wednesday from Des Moines, Iowa
where they were called on account of
the sudden death of Mr.. Fowler's
father.
Ike Black Of Springfield was a visit
or here Friday. evening.
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Morgan News

Miss Fora Adams arrived here the
past week for visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Adams. Miss
Fora has been employed in California
for the past four years.
Miss Edith Bohn is visiting at the
home of her mother: Mrs. Pauline
Bohn.
Miss Viola Jensen of St.. Paul is
visiting her many girl friends here.
August Soreson gave his many fri
ends a surprise when he quietly join
ed the band Of benedicts recently. The
marriage service took place June Is
at Watertown, MINI. when Mr. Soren-
son was united in marriage to Miss
Minnie Olson. The newlyweds have
begun housekeeping on the groom $
farm adjoining the Sorenson farm.
Their many friends extent congratul-
ations.
Miss Margaret Stewart of Seattle,
Washington, who is spending the sum-
mer with Minnesota relatives, spent
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Gilffllan News

John Allan autoed to Alexandra
for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Larsen and
family were callers at the j. C. Lar
son home Sunday.
A number of people from Gilfllan
attended the Danish picnic at the
Peter Peterson home Thursday.
Miss Rosetta. Larson is spending A
week with her grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. C. Larson.
Mrs. Earl Brown was a caller at
Redwood Falls last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. C. O. Gihillan gave a picnic
for her Sunday School children last
Wednesday afternoon. They spent
the afternoon running races and play
ing games. After the races they
roasted weiners and marshrellows
and had a picnic dinner.
Mrs. Ernest Larson, Mrs. j. C. Lar
son, Chistina, Marie, and Elmer Lar
son were callers at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Sayboin near Bel
view, Saturday.
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home Thursday from Minneapolis
where they visited their daughter
Mrs. Charles Hanson and family ami
also attended the conference of the
United Lutheran Church.
A number of Shutdown people at
tended the ditch meeting which was
held in the Sheffield school house
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. C. j. Lawrence and son Alfred,
Mrs. Sylvester Farley and children.
Morris Skow and daughter Margaret
and Otto Honert motored down from
Graft, MINI. last Saturday to visit re-
latives and also to attend confirma-
ton services. They returned to their
homes on Thursday.
Leola Jensen of Lamberton visited
at her home here Sunday.
The Young Ladies Society will meet
Thursday, July Is at the home of
Mrs. Robert Peterson.
Lars Sogaard arrived here Monday
from Junction City, Oregon, and
will make an extended visit with re-
latives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Olson and
children of Storden were guests at
the home of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. julius Jensen, last Monday.
Schmidtke on Tuesday, June 20 a
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thorsten trans
acted business at Tracy, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Tonak and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. August Tonak
and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tonak were
guests at the VIM. Douglas home in
Lamberton, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Jensen and son
Walter of Askov, MINI. autoed down
here Wednesday and spent the week
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Meyer and SON
Leanders left here Thursday for an ex-
tended visit with their son Fred who
resides near Flom, MINI. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Frank Carmen
of Redwood Falls, and Mrs. Hullstrom
of Dawson. They made the trip by
car.
Mr.. and Mrs Roger Arnold return
ed last week from Plaza, n D. where
they have purchased a farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bergauss and
family of Minneapolis arrived here
Tuesday, and will be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Meyer.
The Mothers Club entertained their
friends at the home of Mrs. Otto Pet
erson, Tuesday evening, in honor of
Mrs. C. j. Lawrence of Graft, MINI;
who is visiting relatives here.
Gordon Olson of Storden is visiting
at the horae of his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. julius Jensen.
A number of Shutdown people at
tended business meeting at Red
wood Falls, Monday.