The Kadoka press. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1923-current, 1924-01-11
WANBLEE NEWS

turned home last Sunday. Mr..
Pomeroy is looking eXtraOrdinar-
lily well considering his recent OPP
Grafton for appendicitis.
There were no news items in
from Wanblee in the last issue of
the Press-toO much christmas
work to be done.
The dance given by the Messrs.
James and Jones on the 22nd was
well attended and proved very
enjoyable dance.
The bazaar given by the Catho-
lc ladies on the afternoon of the
% proved quite a success, the
aides clearing about S27OO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gilchrist
are at home again in Wanblee.
Mr. Cyrus Porch is spending the
Christmas holidays with his par
ants at their Bear Creek ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Thomas and
son Raymond of Bear Ledge Ranch
and Mr.. and Mrs. ROYAL Searby
we're guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. f.
Morton and Mr. and MIS- Charles
Shaffer at a Christmas dinner par
Y at the Shaffer residence. An
ext emely pleasant day was spent
by the entire party; the days fun
rcgan with the scrumptious dim
ner at 2 p. M. and included an
aours music in the Enders' home
attendance at the Episcopalian
Christmas tree and supper at 10
+. NJ. after which the party dis
banded, each feeling that it really
was Christmas.
Each of the three churches in
Wanblec had Christmas trees
which were laden with presents.
Santa Claus was more than kind
20 all and his popularity has not
waned in the least.
Mrs. Homer Phillips and chill
dren were over Christmas visitors
It the Header Ranch.
Miss Mendenhall is away for a
Christmas visit.
Mr. anu mrs. Wayne Morford
and little son and Mr.. Arthur Mor
lord, all of Belvidere were Christ
mas guests at the Morford- LENDERS
nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Searby en-
tertalned Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wood
ard and Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Thomas
at dinner Wednesday evening. Raw
claims to have been really sur
prised about eight O'Clock when
Mr.. Morford, Mr.. and Mrs. Enders
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaffer arrived and he found
hat a 800" party had been ar
ranged in honor of his birthday.
Ihree tables of players enjoyed
She game until 11:30 when Mrs.
Searby served supper. When the
scores were counted Mrs. Shaffer
was found to have the highest
score and was awarded a set of
tally cards while Mr.. Morton re-
celved a deck of cards as a conso-
alton prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Woodard and
children and Mr.. Stanley Barber
were Christmas guests of Mrs.
Woodard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenlng, northeast of Kadoka.
Miss Louise Jones is spending
the holidays with her relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Clark and
children visited at the Jim Arnold
home.
Lin Fiske who is working for
Mr.. VIM. Sperry on Potato Greek
came home for Christmas.
The Washabaugh County School
Board met Thursday afternoon.
Mrs, Philips resignation leaves
the lower room without teacher.
Word has just been received of
the death of Mr.. Frank Younp's
mother, which occurred last NIGHT
Mr.. and Mrs. Young left for the
Vetal country today.
Miss Helen Morton and Miss
Shaffer will leave in a few days
for st. Mary's Academy at O'Niell
Nebraska.
The basket supper and dance
which was advertised for New
Years eve was called off on ac-
count of the severe cold weather
No date has been set for the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Searby enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F
Shaffer and family and Mrs.
Philips and two children at New
Years dinner.
Helen Morton and Jane Shaffer
cit Wednesday morning for st.
MARY AcaQamy at ONell, Nebr.
Mrs. Elnei Endera will teach the
primary room for the rest of the
term.
Mrs Philips and children will
leave on the fifth for the Headlec
ranch and after a few days visit
will join Mr.. Phipps in Sturgis for
the winter.
We had almost forgotten what
a South Dakota Winter was like
but now winter is here in earnest
and we wonder how we could have
forgotten at all. From above free
zlng to % below zero in two or
three days is pretty stiff jump.
A dance and box supper are adj
vertised for the 31st.
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