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New Britain herald., 1922-12-23

Grade sB, s4o.sb; Grade lc-eC, sa7., 6a; Grade 3A. s5s.f7; Grade sB, s2B.. IL; Grade A. $1s,5i: Grade 4D. s2b.. 7a' Grade IA. s63.so; Grade 6B s76,o5; Grade 4c-6r. s59.l9; Grade GA, $14.70; Grade 6B. $lO.b1: Grade "A, S27.27. Crude 7B. si0.6b, md Grade s, sS2,45.
 IL will be noticed that in the above list. the Kindergarten children hold the record for savings with total oi s11S.55. This is showing worthy ot much praise as the youngest of the schools have sensed the benefits Of the saving system introduced in the schools much more than their older brothers and sisters.
 Ofhcr School Notes
 The public schools closed for the Christmas vacation yesterday and will open for the winter term on Tuesday January ?. Christmas exercises. con sisting of carol singing. readings, recitations, musical selections, Nictro- Ia selections and other forms of en- tertainment were held in all the grades in the schools. Tho children of the Kindergartens enjoyed beau- tifn Christmas tree which was load ed with gifts for their parents and for themselves, besides plenty of candy. nuts and fruit
 Most of the teachers will spend their vacations in their homes here or in nearby towns Misses Mills, Lane and Steward left today for Maine and Mrs. Forsythe and the Misses Olcott and Jennison left for their homes in Vermont.
 Principal Orrin l.. Judd left today also with party of friends, from
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23

Raymond Hogan, William Halstead Chester Coy, Laura Thompson.
 Grade bA s- Marion Livingstone Dorothy Stanley. Clifford Roper Agnes Scranton, Harvey Galaise, An nie Stepanuk. Benny caparreii Franl Cambridge, Noelia Fradette, I.uc, Rapaeky, Olga Neri. Kathryn Foran John Varrone, Raymond Perrop Florence Ericson.
 Grade [ D--Ernest Apprnzzese William Bonney. Edward Doran. Ed ward Earl. Benjamin Galaise. Law renee Gregory. Irving Morgan, Russell Maynard, Harold silyernail. Harvey smith. Albert Stephenson. Alfonso Yacobellis. Joseph Yacobellis Helen Bergan, Margnerita casciello, Helen chotkowski, Gertrude Lyman Lena Neri, Florence Pestillo, Alice Peter son. Celia DiYcnzo.
 Grade A-Waltrude Johnson. Az nes Livingston. Mildred Orvis. Robert Deegan, Graham Eyres Joseph I.a- tham. Earl McGibbon, danes Simpson. Emile Voisard, Doris Carter. Cecilia Dame, Antoinnette Dest, Helen Ed mon, Anna Rusc2yh, Mary Sharr, Celia Vilardi.
 Grade B-Gertrude Branes, Cliff ton Carter. Vivian Davis, Nellie Evans, Lena Hcnne, Emma Hills Benjamin Lapore, William Margonelle, Irene Mills, Jasper Norton, Esther Peck, stephany Rapacky, Alice Royce, Nell son Royce. Marion Russell. Verona Schubert, Hazel llimons, Ruth Tyler, Abbie Usher, Constance Vicinus,
 Grade A--Charles Athearn, Ed ward Athearn, George Backman. An drew Bernaducci, Mary Carragher, Raymond Cassidy Gordon Schaefer, Tony Caliendo, Dorothy Conlon, Nor man Earl, Hope Farrar, Frederic Gainer, Roland Gauthier, Ophelia Tani, Robert Hand, Charles Hogan, Miriam Lake, Barbara Lee, Jennie McIlowie, Dolores Miller, Charles Mills Tony Minela, Walter Murphy, Sophia Naaman, Helen Ostman Ste phen Sasek. Stephine Zommer Grade B--Sebastian Arcari. Kath- erine Beaulieu, William Berlanti, Ed ward Buckas. Virginia Conforti Tere- sa DiYenzo. Valbert Gauthier, Horace Grayson, Victor Hurtado, William Weber, Ella Kemzura. Edward Koz- akiewicz Blanche Matteo, Lucy Rog- CTS, Cora Thompson, Bernice Will Hams.
 Grade A-Esther Aspinwall Alina Backman, John Bergan, Viola Bruce, Felix Caliendo, Howard Cheetham- Eva Day, Howard Hemingway, Mill red Deloy. FiIomena DeYulio, Sistine Gnazzo, Myra Griffin, Ralph Minella. Laura Hanna, Lincoln Johnson, John Madeley, Dorothy Mason.
 Grade s B-Anna Parkinson. Bes- sic Pattison, Elizabeth Pratt, Olga Ruth Smith, Viola Stell- macher, Celia Stepanuk, Irene Sturm- CT, Ruth Teachman, Ruth Usher, Elba George Okenquist, John Pep low, Clarence Peterson. Harvel Smith, Wesley Schwab, James Solomone, Jd- seph Viari, Howard Tyler, Harold Stone. .,m
 Scbool Savings
 The following is a list of the mount of money saved by the var ous grades during the term from september to December 21: Kin lergarten, s113.55; Grade IA, s47.50; trade 1B, $49.94; Grade PA, $71.79;
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23
SOUfHINGTON NEVIS
:25 Mill School Tax Is Probable Dollar Week Nets SS5--Basketball TOni~ht--Other Notes.

Tonight--Otber Notes.
 The town officlais announced today <, that it will probably be necessary to levy a school tax of 22la mills for i the expenses of the school alone the coming year. They were unable to state, however. whether the tax would have to be raised or not this year, be- cause the compilation of the grand list has not yet been completed and the tax figured out. From this. it can be seen that the school item is the one that keeps the tax up.
 As result of the Dollar Week campaign held in the various churches for the benefit of the Union Christian colleges of the Orient, the sum of ss5 was raised by the various com mittees in charge of the work.
 The town basketball team will play the International Silver team of Meri- den in the town hall this evening. There will be preliminary game be- tween two girls teams, after which there will be dancing.
 The merchants of the town are re- porting good business this Christmas.
 All donations to the fund being rais- ed by the Southington Business Mems association must be in by this eve ming.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23

made about 100 booklets and calendars with decorated covers which will be sent to the soldiers at the Fos Hills, Staten Island, hospital. The ! booklets contain verses, jokes and 1 letters for the soldiers.
 It has not yet been decided what pictures will be purchased by the Junior High school. The proceeds of the recent Art Exhibition were $33 Not less than three pictures will be bought by the school.
 Items
 Miss Eunice Gulliver of Norwich, Connecticut, will spend the holidays with Mrs. George DeLong and daugh- ter, Helen, of this place. The Christmas exercises of the Ken sington Congregational church Sun day school will be held tomorrow eve ming at o'clock. The Sunday school Will present a pageant of Christmas. East Berlin Items . There will be a celebration of Holy Communion at St. Gabriel's church Sunday at 9 o'clock followed by Sun day school at 10 o'clock. Rev. Sam uel Sutcliffe. of St. Marks church. New Britain will have charge of the services.
 There will be the regular morning service at the Methodist church Sun. day at 1O:45 a. m. followed by Sun day school at 12 o'clock and Junior league at o'clock. Epworth league at 6:3O o'clock and evening service at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. A. c. Fuller will have charge of the. services.
 Regular holiday hours will be ob- served at the local post office Mon day, Christmas Day, which will be the following: open at 730 o'clock and close at o'clock Reopen at 5:15 o'clock and close at o'clock.
 Mr. and Mrs. George DeMore and children of New Hartford are the guests of Mir. DeMore's parents, Mir and Mrs. John DeMore, of Cottage street.
 R. O. Clark has returned home from his business trip to Cleveland, Ohio.
 Misses Virginia Root and Margaret Root spent today in New Haven.
 Miss Emily Libby, teacher in the Hubbard school, left Friday for her home in Vermont where she will spend the Christmas vacation.
 A. A. North, who has been on a business trip through the west, in the Interest of the Skinner Chuck Go. of New Britain, returned to his homo on Grove street Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Werdelin. are the guests of relatives in Portland.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23
Special Notice

To the Noble Grand Of Martha Rebekah Lodge: You are hereby requested to call q special meeting of Martha Rebekah Lodge on Saturday night. December 23, 1922. at S:o0 p. m. for the purpose Of resembling the vote to postpone the regular meeting on Monday night. January 1st, 1923, and any other bnsi- ness that may be legally brought be- fore it.
 R. J. CoE,
 F. FROELICH.
 A. F. BROWN,
 T. H. GILBERT.
 J. w. PEASE.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23
ATTENDANCE REPORT Of LOCAL SCHOOLS
 Principal Orrin |. Judd Complies
 Statistics, Term Ending Dec. 2i CHILDREN SAVE sS40.s8
Other school NOtes--.James Cunning ham Badly Scnltlcd--Christmas Tree For Catholic Childrcn--ChuTch No- ticcs--plainylllc Briefs.

Principal Orrin l.. Judd of the loca
 public schools has compiled a list o
 pupils who have had perfect at
 tendance record during the term end ing December 21, 1922. He has als,
 compiled list of the amount save,
 by the school children for the tern
 and the total reaches ss4O.33. The following is list of the chi | drcn who have made perfect at 1 tendance record for the term jus completed:
 Kindergarten--Robert Buell., Rutl l I3onney, Frances Vilardi, Torres
 Hart, Arlene Stellmacher, William Collins.
 Grade 1A-Tony Cascielo. Ton. l DeRosia, Junior Mills, Donald Tolli 1 Elveda Conforti, Anna Morgio. Grade 1B - Marine Caparreli Gavine Cavallare, Ralph Corett, Erl ing Scdergren, Sisti Vetre, Clarence Woods, Ruth Broadwell, Mary Cham brello, Annie Girolomo, Sylvia Gnazzo Doris Livingston, Mildred Pepow Rose Suski, Name Kata.
 l Grade 2A-Joseph Cavallaro, Alar l Tyler. Paul DeYenzo, Stanley Rusczyh 1 Myrtle Jackson, Mildred Peck, Cath. erine O'Dea, Nathalie Johnson.
 Grade 2B-Mabel Datoli Marjorie l Davis, Helen Grebrowski, Burton Hart, Danny Margonella, Rocci Pis-
 ,nte, Emily Parsell, Philip sherman 1 tussell Smith, Robert Thompson
 Donald Williams.
 trade 1C, 2C---Grace Casciello Caro- inc DeRosia, Anna Grebowski,. Edith Mcleod, Mary Sasek, Dorothy Ire lennick, Anthony Kozakiewicz, John 'lverio, Josph Solomone, Paul Var rome.
 Grade 3A-Eleanor Cascillo, Mary 1rnestine Johnson, Barbara Jewett, Nilhelmena Strung, Doris Scherr, Eleanor Teachmann, Antonio Capare- i, Eldred LaVasseur, John Mcintyre, Patsy Melito, Henry Morrow, Clifford Surgeon. Norman Thompson, Irene r-radette, Lena Girolomo, Elvina Gnazzo.
 Grade 3B Domonick Berlanti, Samuel Minello, Howard Smith. Violet goisard, Dickie Lake, Geraldine Pin llebury, Carmine Chiambrello, Philip Pessante, Lucille Allport, Lorreta Roper, Emma Buckas, Robert Usher, Charles Toli, Irene McGrath. Grade 4A-rGerald Farrar, Weltha Scovillc, Jennie DeYulio, Mortimer Cottrcll. Lucy Bernaducci, Charles Buell., Silvia Holden, Horace French, Milton Bonney, Hazel Treachman, t.ois Norton, Helen Roberts. Margaret Weber, Joseph Casciello, Mildred Carpenter, Henry Rosia.
 Grade 43-Frank Chiambrello, Vir- gnia Broadwell, Kenneth Banner, John Bernaducci Mary Day, John Gallagher. Stanley Mills, George Hal stead, Mary Solomone, Helen Pep ow, Sam Pavano, Laura Naaman John Schurman, James Prior, George Sasek, Amalueo Vilardi. Carmine Ya- eabelles, Onofrio Carucci.
 Grades 4C, 5C-Julia Kamzura, Wesley Stewart. Angelic Guirrier, Mildred Lafayette, Florence Coons, Francis Schwab, Tony Damiano, Jen- nie Chiambrello, Carmen Cassie,
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23
CHRISTMAS IN THE
 BERLIN CHURCHES Special Musical Programs and Services Will Be in Order NO CHRISTMAS TREE TONIGHT
Coal Arrives in Town-Ftuieral of Harry Norman Stced-1o Observe
 Custom of Lighting Candles Christ
 mas Eve-Other Items.

Special services will be observed in the Berlin and Kensington churches tomorrow, programs and sermons ap- propriate for Christmas being ar ranged.
 At the Berlin Congregational church a special Christmas sermon will be delivered by Rev. Samuel A. Iiske, the pastor, and Mrs H. K, Damon has arranged a special pro- gram of Christmas anthems for the occasion
 &The regular schedule for Sunday will be observed, with the Boys class meeting at 10 o'clock and the regular morning service being held at 10:45 o'clock. At the meeting of the Sunday school Christmas. exercises will be held and much credit is due Miss Mary Griswold, the superintend- cit. for the excellent schedule that has been arranged for tomorrow. Appropriate carols, poems and read ings will be in order.
 The musical service in celebration of Christmas will take place at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. A miscella- neous program has been compiled by Mrs. Damon, which consists of carols. anthems and sacred quartette selec- tons. Miss Victoria Fiske will as sist on the violin.
 Some Of the carols which are to be sung are Sleep. Holy Babe, :" "Bethlehem Land" We Have Seen His Star in the East" and Birthday of King"
 A quartet will sing Song of the Angels, and Miss Fiske will play an obligato on the violin. The quar- tet will also sing Christian Awake! salute the Happy Morn" and "Hark Through the Silent Night"
 Kensington Congregational Church.
 Morning worship will be held at 10:45 tomorrow, service appropriate for Christmas having been arranged. Special music will be sung by the. choir Sunday school will be held at 12:10 o'clock.
 The Christian Endeavor meeting will be omitted this week and in- stead of this the Sunday school will present a pageant The Messenger"
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23

 Hartford to spend the holidays Ia Vermont.
 BsdIy Scnldcd James Cunningham. while at work as cook in Collins restaurant, wns badly scalded about the body ycster- Continued on Thirteenth Page) Let Conforti furnish you your Ice Cream. Frozen Pudding and specials for Christmas.--advt
  To Rent--i tenement six rooms;All Improvements Inquire 26 Whiting street--advt. A fine assortment of home made ribbon candy and candy canes at Neri Bros.--advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-23

Continued on Thirteenth Page,
The Devils Lake world., 1922-12-20

Fred Fingerson and daughter Fern
returned from Grand Forks Monday.
Earnest Hopkins was transacting
business in Southam Thursday.
Charlie and Henry Nixon drove to
Doyon with two loads Of hogs, We'd
resday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Kunkel enter
tained, Saturday evening, Dec. 9, with
a reception in honor Of their daugh-
ters and sons-in-laws, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur seigal, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
dy Poissant. Music was the ord Il
Of the evening, after which a boun-
teous wedding supper ws served by
Mrs. Kunkel. The guests then went
home, after wishing the newly-weds
happiness and prosperity.
N. Jacobs and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Nelson attended the dance in South
am Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller and child
ren, who have been visiting at the
Geo. Thompson and H. Miller homes
have returned to their home in New.
| toH, Ao"a.
Howard Nixon ws Southam cal
lcr Thursday afternoon.
w. L. Kunkel was business visito,
in Devils Lake few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kruger and chill.
dren Of Southam spent a few days
this week at the w. L. Kunkel home
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Leith and fami.
ly, Of Newbrc township, were guests
at the Dclame Poissant home las
week.
Miss Mary Guntur went to Port
land, Oregon to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Poissant enter
taincd at dinner Sunday: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clinton Howery, Mr.. and Mrs
Delame Poissant, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
dy Poissant, and Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
frisco.
Mrs. Joe Henelcy is on the sick
list this week with a very sore throat
Mrs. Art. Hcneley and daughter
Gladys spent few days this week al
the home of Mr.. nd Mrs. Geo. Leith
Cor. B.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-12-20

In spite OF the cold weather and
hard roads, most Of the residents Of
this community were able to make
their usual shopping trip to Devils
Lake on Saturday.
Bert Schjinken, who has been spen-
ding the past few weeks at the Carl
Brudseth home, left last week for his
home in southern Minnesota.
Miss Blanche Cox called at Muir
phys Friday afternoon.
Charlie Olson called in Devils Lake
Friday.
Frank scnwan Of Webster is the
guest Of his aon-in-law and daughter
Mir. and Mrs. Nike seanger.
Miss Elizabeth Sattler who has been
tie guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sat
tier for the last two weeks, return
ed to her home at Berwick on Mon
day.
Charlie Serree, who has been EN-.
ployed on the Thelin farm here, 70,
the last two or three months, has re,
signed his position there and has re.
turned to his home in Devils Lake.
Bcnnie Knutson, Of Devils Lake
spent several days LIST week at the L
II. Anderson home.
! Ralph Cox spent Sunday at the Per
kins home
Harold Huseby called at Shelver'.
Sunday.
Amos Ellingson called at the Ton
Olson home Friday. Cor. II.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-12-20
D o Y o N
(From STAFF Correspondent.)


Mr.. and Mrs. Vernie Arneson went
to Devils Lake Friday to spend SUM-
day at the C. ]. Arneson home.
Mrs. Fred Hall Jr., Of Devils Lake,
spent Thursday here as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall.
Mary Owen Doyon went to Devils
Lake Thursday to spend the week
end at the Duell home,
Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Rice, C. H. Doy-
on, and Ed. Bye went to Devils Lake
Friday, returning home Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Nicholson of Crary spent Sat-
urday here visiting at the home of her
son, L. l. Nicholson.
Alma and Effie Aronson visited
their grandmother, Mrs. A. X. Thomp-
son Wednesday.
Mrs. Brauder spent Sunday after
noon at the Ben Bymers home.
J Victor Berg was a visitor at De-
, wills Lake over Sunday.
Vern Rice went to Lakota Saturday
on bushes.
Mrs. J. Cruise who has been visit
ing at the C. J. Cruise home, return
ed to her home at Lakota last Satur-
day.
Ed. and Gunder Bye were shoppers
in town Saturday. They report the
The Devils Lake world., 1922-12-20
NIXON NEWS
(From Staff Correspondent.)

triple wedding N fra aa,
On Wednesday, Dec. 6, at Devils
Lake, occurred the triple wedding of
Miss Lydia Kunkel and Mr.. ArthurSei-
gal, Miss Eva Poissant and Mr.. Clint
on Howcry, and Miss Esther F,,lcl
and Mr.. Teddy Poissant. Nearly all
of these young people grew to man
hood and womanhood in this com
munity and the best wishes of the en-
tire neighborhood goes oat 20 them
for long and happy welded life.
MIR. and Mrs. Jet Wheeler and lit
tie son, left last week, to spend the
winter in Iowa.
Mrs. N. Jacobs was shopping in
Southam Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Art Henelcy and daughter
Gladys were shoppers in Devils Lake
Tuesday.
Phil Le'th has been on the sick
list the last few days.
Mrs. Henry Nixon and little sor
Lester returned from St. John, where
they visited relatives for few DAYS
Mr.. and Mrs. Dc!amc Poissant helc
reception on Thursday evening al
their home, in honor Of their daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Clinton Howcry.
Howard Nixon was Southam cal
Ter in Southam Thursday.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-12-20
BARTLETT
from star Core. .oondent.) }

Mr.. Challey, county agent OF Ram
sey county, and Mr.. Hooking Of
Wheaton, n. d., representing the
Farm Bureau, held meeting Mon
day afternoon in the Lakota Imple-
ment building.
Mr.. Carl Anderson and son Gale, OF
Southam, visited at the home OF Mrs.
A. z. Hoyter Tuesday night and Wed
ne~lay
Mr.. and Mrs. Gin, Howery left on
No. % for Antler, n. y.
Arthur Anderson Of Southam was
n caller in .own Wednesday.
John Hove and Lou Schroeder were
pa.scnyers TO Devils Lake Thursday
evening.
Mrs. J. X. RctArath, son Earl, and
Mrs. Ben G.. Wall we're shoppers ir
Lakota Friday.
The Ladies' Aid served chicken
pie supper at the home of Mrs. II. E.
Butts Thuraday evening. The proceeds
were 5000.
John Endera,ah vas a business cal.
Ter in town Monday.
Mrs. Charlie Schroeder returned
home Saturday from a four weeks
stay with her mother who was i'll.
John Hove was a passenger to
Michigan City Saturday.
Mrs. Ben Wall entertained Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Anderson, and Mr.. ane
Mrs. Andrew Nclaon, Saturday even
ing at a six o'clock dinner.
Jake Hcrold was Il visitor at the
G. w. Schroeder home Saturday ant
Sunday.
Joe Clark and Ben Jacobs wcr,
passengers to Lakota Friday.
Mrs. Joe Clark was /. passenger t.
Devils Lake Tuesday.
Mrs F.. G. Davis received tcc
gram Monday stating her son Clifford
had been opuratcd on for appcndiciti!
a. the Kcnnare hospital.
Jim Brown Of Canada is visiting
Mrs. Mont. Day Of Hope township
and Mrs. Harry Kanouse Of Tolna.
Mrs. NJ. Foley was called to Rugb,
by the sudden death Of her niece.
A. Il. Iioytcr was passenger t.
Lakota Wednesday.
Cor g
The Devils Lake world., 1922-12-20

Stanley Erickson was a caller at
r. P. Stewart's Tuesday evening.
Martha Thorson is on the sick list
this week.
A number from Cato attended the
sle Of Mrs. D. Connolly on Thursday,
near Lawton.
A. J. Miller was caller at Van
der Heidens Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Aaberg and
Miss Gladys Hassett were callers in
Devils Lake the first Of the week.
Art Collins was a caller in Garskt
the FIRST Of the week.
Carl Aaberg and James Hasset1
were callers at Wander Heiden's Fri
day.
Irene Wander Heiden is spending
two weeks with the Hulst and Brinl
families at 1nkster.
A. Wander Heiden, Carl Aaberg
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schledor7
and son, were dinner guests at I
Nienhuis' Of Lawton, Thursday.
Among the farmers that 'haulet
grain to Edmore this week were
Oscar Berg, A. Wander Heiden, Adol
ph Littke, Helmer Thorson, Waite
Ruysbroek, Frank nd Theodore Sehle
dorm, Henry Wright and Tilfre,
Thorson.
Delma Probst is staying at Franl
Bauer's home while attending Cat
school No. 2.
John Hanson was a caller in Ed
more Saturday. Cor. N.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-12-20

election last Tuesday. Tho following
officers were elected for the coming
year:
Chancellor Commander, R. L. Mar
tin; vice Chancellor, A. H. Garsks;
Prelate, Gunder Bue; Master Of Works,
Joe Mountjoy; Master Of Finance,
D. D. Rise; Keeper Of Records and
Seals, D. D. Rice; Master Of YExche-
quer, H. E. Simons; Master Of Arms,
Geo. A. Anderson: Inner Guard, Fred
The Devils Lake world., 1922-12-20
NOONAN NEWS
(From Staff Correspondent. }

Emil Erickson visited in Southam
Wednesday.
Emo lsaacson was caller in South
am Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Loren Erickson an
daughter Edith, and Mrs. o. HcllunI
called in Devils Lake Wednesday.
Rogic and Christina Schielc visited
ut the ID. =. Schiclc home Wednesday.
Bert Schiclc called in Devils Lake
Wednesday.
Nh. o. Hclund passed away Tues
tcrday morning at the home Of bis
daughter, Mrs. S. Erickson. Funeral
services were held in the Fox Lake
Lutheran church, in Noonan township,
Rev. BcrKc officiating
Harry Sparks was caller in South
am Wednesday.
ID. +. Wharton spent Monday and
Tuesday in Devils Lake.
Mrs. Art Henley shoppcd in Dew
Ills Lake Wednesday.
Raymond Vaandric visited at Thor
sons Friday.
Eugene Bruce called in Southam
Monday and Tuesday.
Martin Anderson called in Southam
Wednesday.
John Parkos and Earl MacNamarc
CALLED in DEVILS Lake on Tuesday.
Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. y. pcrkuhn and son Herman,
and daughter Hattie, called at the f.
Bruce home Sunday.
. "A number Of young folks attended
the party at the j. Parkos home Fri
day night.
Elmer and Ole Kalhagen Of Cato
township, attended the funeral Of O.
Hcllund Saturday afternoon.
Carl and Clarence MacNamar
visited with the Parkos family last
week.
George Hotr visited with D. Whar-
ton Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Zessn visited
ut the A. Wander Heidcn home last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Powers visited
in Devils Luke Thursday and Friday
Joe Schwan visited at the Pcrkuh1
home Wednesday evening.
Paul Shelley visited at the r. Stein
haus home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. II. Elsie visited at the N
Power home Friday.
Margaret Bruce visited with Mar
garct Steinhaus Thursday night.
Mrs. Bertha Perkuhn shopped
Devils Lake Friday.
A number Of young folks from NJ
oman attended the dance Mt Southal
Friday night. Cor. A.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-12-20

roads in bad coalition since the recent
storm.
Jay Cruise of Lakota was an over
night visitor at the D. d Rice home
Tuesday.
Miss Meddleman Of Crary who Is
teaching Music here, was IN town Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Cruise were pas
sengers to Lakota Wednesday.
The K. Of P. held their annua'
The Devils Lake world., 1922-12-20
CATO NEWS
(7nspuodsa11oo gas mo1d)

Among the shoppers in Edmore
Tuesday were: Bill Stewart, Henry
Wright, Toney Ruysbroek and R. P
Stewart
Ed. Nelson, Walter Ruysbroek and
Adolph Litke were visitors at Wander
Heiden's, Tuesday evening.
Art Stewart and MIR. and Mrs
Walter Pugh were visitors at Frank
Bauers, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Berg and chill
drcn were visitors at the home Of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Zessin wer'
visitors at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Wander Heiden, Tues.