Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-06-22
Kurtz's barn Friday evening !.

Monday morning to attend a six
weeks term Of summer school.
Miss Drulowe, Of New Salem, N !.
D., who has been the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Wohlman, of this city,
left for her home last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Cramer and
daughter, Mabel, and Miss Nellie Sa-
Draw visited at the McMullen home
north of Mckenzie last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. E. Klabunde
are enjoying visit from their daugh-
ter and two children who arrived
from Groton, s. D., Monday for a
visit.
The writer will appreciate receiving
personals from parties having friends
visiting them in this locality. Address
your locals to Lock Box 217, Hazelton,
N. Oak. .ti.
G.. E. Whitford and H.. E Win
chester took the train for Fargo
Monday morning to attend the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge. They went as
delegates from the Linton lodge.
Mrs. James Cunningham, wife Of
Hazelton's pitcher, arrived here last
week. Mr.: and Mrs. C.. are living
in the Bradberg home while the Brad
bergs are visiting in Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Q. Rohrer and
son. o. M, of Rugby, this state,
.Sited the latter part Of last week
at the home Of their daughter. and
sister, Mrs. r. Beal.
Several Hazelton people attended
the recital given by Mr.. Doerner at
seeman Park at Linton. Several
numbers were given by his Hazelton
pupils, and were well rendered.
Mrs. Bert Thompson returned
home Saturday evening from her Wis.
t at Cakes, this state. Her brother
and sister accompanied her, making
the trip by carr
Messrs. E. P. Kurtz, B. B.
Schneider and Joe Wohlman and their
families took their picnic dinner and
supper to Seeman park last SUNDAY,
end incidentally attended the ball
game. Id s'.4@
A number of the members Of the
Ladies' Aid drove out to the stear.-.
ling farm to attend the Ladies' Aid
meeting. They, vent out in the dray
wagon-betters>go that way than not
at all.
| W: 'B. Andrus and Fred drove to
Fargo last Wednesday to attend the
! postmasters' convention. They re-
turned home Friday, and visited Ber-
nard at Lake Isabel on their way
J, home. d I
Mr.: and Mrs. Roy Corwine came
down from Bismarck Sunday for >
visit at the Malchert home. MI.
Corwine returned the same evening
and the family remained for 9 Hlonge,
visit.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Nelson tool
Mr.: Nelson's sister to. Bismarck Mon.
day afternoon to take No. A fol
Minneapolis. She has been here tc
see her. brother Charles, who has
been seriously ill.
+ Miss: Florence Plath, of Casselton
Who has been a guest at the Lenhar,
home for the last three weeks depart.
ed for her home last Sunday. Miss
Rachel accompanied her. Mr.. Len.
hsft drove them to Bismarck last
Sunday.
Mrs. Perry Vail, who has been
nth her sister, Mrs. Geo. Monteith
Or the past seven weeks, left Sat.
:rday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Nrs. J.. L. Hubbard, over at Livona
From there she will return to he,
home at Washburn. @ 1t
Several Of the neighbors and
friends Of Harry Kunsch gave him
the surprise Of his life last Tuesday
evening. The occasion was his 3Oth
anniversary Of life in this world a
ours. The eats were dispensed will
at his mothers place and the dance
was held at the Rashler place, one.
Ehalf mile south. The presents were
numerous and useful. .is
The Richard Shea family narrowl,
escaped an accident last Sunday af.
ternoon when their car went over til,
bridge into the creek at Linton 81
their return from the ball game
Through the assistance Of many mer
and the dray team the car was pulled
out, and the family returned to Ha,
zelton Sunday evening as though
nothing had appened. ssSs
"A splendid program viii be given :,
J. j. Peterson's barn Friday eveaing
June 3oth, for the benefit Of the Pres.
1 xbyterian Ladies AID. Mr.. Frank Il.