The Kadoka press. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1923-current, 1924-02-15
WANBLEE ITEMS

Washabaugh County Reading Cir
Gle was held in Wanblee on the %
with the county superintendent
and seven teachers in attendance.
The meeting was an unusually in
tereSting one. many problems be-
ing discussed, and closing with a
class in penmanship conducted by
Mrs. Elsie Enders. An Oratorical
and Athletic Field Day associa-
was formed with Mrs. Trask presi-
dent; Mrs. Elni Enders, vice-pres.
Miss Mendenhall, secy., and Miss
Thomson, Treas. The date Of the
3rd and last meeting of the Read
ing Circle wi be announced later,
as well also the date Of the orator
ical contest and field meet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richardson
and the Miss Minnie and Anna
Thomson we o dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Searby on the
22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Shaffor wore
Philip visitors on the 22nd. Mr.
Shaffcr also n ade a trip to KadoEa
and back the came day.
guest of Mrs. Shaffer over the week
end, and attended the dance Sat
III day evening.
Mrs. J. NJ. Arnold and daughter
and Mrs. Fred Waggle and little
dau ghter were over Sunday guests
OF Mrs Clark and attended the
dance.
A record breaking crowd attend
ed the Wanhlee dance which was
even bv Clifford Jones on the
end. Wanamaker, the Sitting Up
Region H;sic. Eagle Nest district,
North Pea Creek, the Pass Creek
Basin and Eadola were we'll re-
y escrted, ed the dance was
thoroughly enjoyed. Music was
furnished ~ Mr.. and Ms. Geo.
Bartlctt,and Bill Sa!wav.
Supt. and Mrs. Woods and
Young DAUGHTERS and Mr. and Mrs
Andy Burke were over night guests
OF M. and AIRS. B w. Clark on the
22nd and attended the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Wells. Mrs.
{. A. Craven and Mr., and Mrs.
John Craven were overnight guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Craven on
the 22nd and attended the dance.
There was dance and heX sup
rer at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Abbenhaus on the 22rd, and neat
gum was realized for the benefit
Of the Catholic church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Porch and
daughter Media spent several days
in town this week as the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Pcmeroy and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Clark.
Mrs. w. Nj. Mendenhall has been
on the sick list this week.
NJ. +. Morton returned from a
business trip to Omaha and Iowa
on the 9Th. Mr.. Morton disposed
of the cattle. with which be start
ed to market in the Tuthill dis
trict.
Joe Russei drove to Philip on
the 18th to have some dental work
done.
/ The fol owing from Wanblcc and
vicin ty were Kadoka visitors or.
the 7th: Mr. and Mrs. +. b. Pome-
roy. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Britton.
Fred Gilchrist, Royal Searby. Lang
don Lands. Andrew Russell and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Porch cnG
daughter.
/ f. F.. Morford left on the 7th
for Rochester, Minnesota, where
he will undergo treatment.
Bob Allen went to Philip on the
9Th to have some dental work done.
Gilbert Bad Wounds and wife
and baby returned on the tn from
a weeks visit to Bear Crcel.
Ray Woodland .,,turncl from
Pierre on the 9th where he went
on Hiwav business.
Frank Young is spending the
week on his home ranch.
Mr.. Hull of the Kadoka Lumber
Yard Mr.. D r X. Hull of Cham
berlain, and j. J. Collins, represent
ing the International Harvester
Co, were Wanblee visitors this
Week. While here they sold q
corn picker to Geo. Emerson.
Mrs. Ray Woodard was visiting
her sister Mrs. Hiram Woodard OF
near Wanamaker last Wednesday
Charley Johnson and family have
moved onto the Albert young
place on Pass Creek.
Albert Enders was visiting Mr.