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ReynO

John X. Holt, who has been confined
to his room for several weeks, is still
i'll.
Will Kenner's small son is right
sick.
Lum McGinnis of Naylor visited his
wife here Sunday between trains
Ed. James Il. Laird of Fort Smith
lectured Monday night at the Chris
tian church In the interest of the Chris
tian Orphan Home at that place.
Mrs. Nelson Ladd spent the week
end with her husband here
VIII Jackson is busy at present re-
moving the debris from his building
which was wrecked by falling walls
in the recent fire, preparatory to re-
building.
The remains of Mrs. McMurtry of
Biggers were buried at the Johnston
cemetery Thursday.
Fred Pierce has been i'll the past
week but is able to be out again.
Acel Dalton, who is teaching Mt
Reece Ridge, inv company with his
brother, Clarence and wife also of
that place spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs f. f. Dalton, here.
Will Kerley and family spent Sun
day at the home of John Bundren and
family.
w. W. Baker went to st. Louis Sat
urday on business.
VIII Kenner made n trip to Walnut
Ridge Friday on business.
Little Miss Rosemary Greene enter
ed school Monday.
Lee Glasco and wife of Marked Tree
were visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. &. GlascO, last week.
John B. Shaver has opened for bust
ness in one of the Mcclure buildings,
next door to the drug store, since his
store in the Glasco-Chorice Bldg. was
destroyed by fire.
Everett Bryant, our Junior barber,
and family are planning on leaving
for Texas in few days to make their
future home.
Wells Reynolds took a wagon load Of
oil to Success for Belford & Roe Mon
day, the roads being too bad to run
their trucks.
IL. l.. Richardson shipped two cars
of livestock from this place Saturday
Our school is progressing nicely at
present. Much interest Is being mani
tested by both pupils and teachers. An
election was held Monday afternoon to
select officers for the Literary Society
which will be held on Friday night
every two weeks In the future. The
officers elected were as follows: Ros-
coe Dalton. president; Anita Booth.
vice-president: Theron Bundren, treas-
urnr Clodvs Smith editor The nat
rons are invited to attend.
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Meredith

There will be a program and pie
supper here Friday night and n cake
for the prettiest girl, If 1t IS not Rim
ing. There win be no mistake this
time about it. So girls, look your best
and bring pies, and boys bring your
pocket book. Everybody is invited %
come,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Ivy and family
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Arthur Morris and family.
Mrs. w. Il. Rogers has been on The
sick list but is reported some better.
w. l.. Rose had business in Pocah m
tas Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Poe visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers. at carter
Saturday night and Sunday.
Limon Alphln and Jess Timer called
on special friends here Sunday.
Miss Annie Lee Smith is absent from
school this week on account Of the high
water
Charlie Poe and wife, who have been
sick for several days, are able TO be
up again.
Newt McIntire and family spent Sun
day with win Rose and family.
Mr.. Rodgers and little son Of Garter
are visiting his daughter, Mrs. Poe,
this week
Mrs. John n. Bennett is on the sick
list this week
Otis Spradlin of Lepanto is visiting
his brother, Anvil, here
Misses Gladys and Beulah Rose W., re
dinner guests of Pearl and Elsie Poe
Sunday.
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Hanil

We have had several rao, h.
of blues on account Of the continusd
bad weather but all are on the road.
to recovery since The sun came a.,
John Waldron and wife visitea al Rsv
Dixon and wife at Pocahontos s,,nas
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Jackson ,oro
been on the puny list the past Nal
Lemuel Chrisp and family spent ~
latter part of last week with reIatlx.s
at Pocahontas.
The musical at Mrs. Massey's Sat-
urday night was attended by i, ,vo
crowd. Some splendid music was ,.,
dered and an enjoyable time wa no.
ported by all.
Misses Notra and Novella DAD ..,n
visited their grandparents Fr1,e
night.
Wells Waddel, wife and baby n crb
guests of Houston Brown and fad ILL
SdluTuuy nlSnu.
Mrs Tula Johnson is reported bet
Edgar Shaver and wife were vi I.
ing VIII Bellah and wife one mid
last week.
Will Roach made business trim /
PocahOntas Saturday.
Mont Jackson and wife were visit
ing his parents one night last week.
We sure were glad to hear of OrphI
Whitrock getting along so good i
school. Hurrah for you, Orpha.
Mrs. Alice Shaver visited Mrs. Tll
johnson one day last week.
Witt Waddell and family spent Sun
day with Edd McIlroy and family.
II. z. Waldron and wife visite,
their son, Dudley, Sunday. We ar
glad ollnow Dudley is improving.
Mrs Fred Bridges has been havin
chills.
Dee Early was in our neighborhoo,
Saturday night.
Come on, Oconee, with your news
We like to hear from you.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-03
A SPLENDID FEELING

That tired. half-sick. discouraged
feeling caused by torpid liver and
eonstipated bowels can be gotten rid
of with surprising promptness by using
Herbine. You feel its beneficial effect
with the first dose as its purifying end
regulating effect is thorough and COM
plete. 1t not only drives out bile and
impurities but 1t imparts splendid
feeling Of exhilaratiOn, strength, vim
ahd buoyancy Of spirits. Price O0c
Sold by Palace Drug Stores
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WARMING ORDER

In the Ch0ncery Court OF Randolph
County, Ark.
Ada Prichard. Plaintiff,
VS..
Chas. o. Bunch, Una j. Bunch and
First National Bank of Corning. de-
sendauts
The Defendants. Chas. o. Bunch,
Una Bunch and First National Baak
of Corning, Arkansas. are hereby warR-
ed to appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint Of the
Plaintiff, Ada Prichard.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court this 31st day Of February.
1927. Joe Snodgrass, Clerk.
Raley & Ashbaugh,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 264lp
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MiddlebrOOk

S. W. Lindsey is better.
Greeley Swindle and family visired
]. II. Luter's Saturday night.
Bro. Chambliss failed to fill his APP
pointment Sunday on account of ill
ness.
J. c. Parker and family and J. r.
Jones and wife took dinner with c. Il.
Phipps Sunday
Little Max Rhea Hamm has been
right sick for few days.
Dee Johnston and family of Maynard
visited J. r. Johnsons Sunday.
Miss Opal Brown of High Point
visited homefolks here over the week
end.
j. II. johnson had business at May
nard Saturday.
Bobbie Lindsey has been puny for
the past week.
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Old Jackson

DIR. w. w. Hatcher was called out
sdst Friday to see Mrs. l.. Brown, who
has been real s'Nk the past week.
Miss Gladys 3tarling and brother,
Glen, spent Saturday night at the home
of their brother. Jewel, near Old Union.
Mrs. Flora Maxwell of Arkadelphia
and Mrs Lola Dent of Marked I ,e
were called to the bedside of their
brother, Nergil Kelley, here last week.
German Brown went to Hamil Sat
nrday TO visit friends and relativ $.
Rain. rain. We certainly have had
our share It has made the roads
nearly impossible between here and
Imboden. Spring river was up mil
no one could cross it for three days.
Mrs. Frank Startling spent Sunday
nj the home of G. w. Kiger's
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Skaggs Ferry

Two fair days, then more rainy
weather.
Several from around here attended
the dedication of the new Surrldge
school house Monday.
Guests of Misses Viola and Marie
lindsey last Wednesday night were
Miss Gladys Johnson, Homer Turner,
Edgar and Cecil Presley.
Miss Euretah Byrd spent Saturday
night with Gladys johnson.
Sunday guests Of Miss Euretah Byrd
were Misses Gladys and Berniece John
son ana Marie Lindsey and Homer
Turner, Gene Kincade and Earl James.
Max Byrd was visiting in the hills
sunday and Monday
Come on, everybody, to Sunday
school. Come early and have good
Sunday school. There will be singing
every Sunday night at the Skaggs Bap-
list church.
Wednesday. Jan. 2G, being Mrs.
IIamp Turner'S 45th birthday, several
Of her friends SURPRISED her with a
birthday dinner. At about ~ o'clock
a most delicious dinner was served.
In the late evening the. young folks en-
joyed a dance. AT late hour every
one departed for their homes, wishing
Mrs. Turner many more such birth
days. Those present were Rev. and
Mrs. Shaver, Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie
Eossett, Mr.. and Mrs. Blunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Doe Garrett, Mrs. Alice Johnson,
MFR. Pettigrue, Edgar Presley, Jess Ivy,
Eugene Kincade, Ed Denton. Miss
Gladys Johnson, Homer and Roy Turn
er and Mr.. and Mrs. Hamp Turner.
Mrs. j, II. Johnson is on the sick
gist.
Miss Euretah Byrd was a pleasant
caller at Miss Gladys Johnson's Tues
day.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-03

Is your medicine chest stocked for
the coming winter? Let us help you
supply it. Johnston Drug Co.
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Tobacco

Natural Leaf-Smoking 8 lbs. $1.0o /;
Chewing $1.15. Pay when received,
Hickory Ridge Farms, Fulton Ky.
24-Stp.
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piles Cured in 6 to "a Days

DRUGGISTS refund money II PAZo OINTMENT fails
to cure Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrudine
Piles Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you
can get restful sleep after first application 6Oc
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To Cure a Cold in One Dav

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stops the Cough and Headache and worls 81; ,hs
Cold. (. ". GROVES signature on each box. SOC.
Pocahontas star herald., 1927-02-03

Read the ads. 1t pays.
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family spent Saturday evening
with Herman Hanson's, of Little
Sank.
C. T. Johnson and son, William,
called at Frank Heads Monday
evening.
Emery Emmeck is congratulate
ing himself because of his fortu-
nate escape Monday from
what might have been a fatal acct
dent. A large pump, used in the
construction of a cement bridge on
Highway No. 8, was being con-
yeyed across the creek by means
of plank, which broke, allowing
the heavy machine to fall to the
bank below. Emery received a
severe blow on the head, shoulder,
and back, which rendered him un-
conscious. A medical examination
proved that no bones were broken,
but he was severely bruised, and
his back slightly injured, which
will necessitate complete rest for
some time.
Alvina Sukke was guest at the
Proell home Sunday evening.
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Northwest Sank Centre

Louis Schaub and daughter Lor-
raine, called at the Austin home
Monday.
A. w. Upton passed away
Thursday evening. The funeral
was held Sunday and interment
was made at Long Prairie. Furth.
err details will be found elsewhere
in this issue of the Herald.
Mrs. Cloud and Mrs. Upton
spent Wednesday afternoon of last
week with Mrs. Austin. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Head and
Irene Emmeck motored to Bertha
Sunday where they spent the af-
ternoon with friends. ~.
Laura Upton, who has spent the
past week with her parents here
returned to her duties at Staples
Tuesday.
Mrs. Byerly, sister of A. w. Up
ton, who was called here last week
by the illness of her brother, left
Sank Centre Tuesday, enroute to
her home in Omaha, Neb.
Fred Upton, son Of A. w. Up
ton, also left Tuesday for Milford.
Iowa. ....
Charles Ridpath, who returned
Tuesday from his winter sojourr
in the Western States, is visiting
the Miller family.
A number of friends and neigh
bors paid an unexpected visit to
lend a hand in properly observing
Mrs. Proell's birthday anniversary
Mrs. C. T. Johnson, who has
been in poor health for some time
passed away Sunday evening al
St. Cloud. The remains will be
brought to the johnson home here
where the funeral will be held Fri
day. She will be laid to rest in
Ashley cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bell and
family are once more numbered
among the residents of our com
munity, having moved to the Vo'
gel farm last week.
Rena and Walter Proell were
supper guests at the Roen home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sukke ano
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District No. rs

Miss Dorothy Steines -. Teacher
Clarence Bromenschenkel Editor
Lawrence Gritzmacher :. Asst.
The Sunny Hill Club held
special meeting Tuesday afternoon
to decide the workers for the next
week. ..
Wednesday, Thursday and Fiji
day were vacation days for the SIX
lower grades while the Seventh and
Eighth grades wrote the state ex-
aminations. go
Thursday noon Miss Aliens ex,
animation class from District 81
played a two-inning ball game.
Our school won with a score Oh
seventeen to one, even though we
didn't have quite as many players
The following have had gold stan
records in department during the
month of April: 7
Lawrence Gritzmacher.
Alciun Bromenschenkel.
Herman Ley.
Raymond Ebensteiner.
Alma Lindemann.
Clarence Bromenschenkel.
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Birchdale

Miss Alice Huntley and brother
William from Osakis were callers
in this vicinity last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Zerk and
Mrs. J. Hartung son Henry and
daughter Ida were Sunday visitors
at the C. Schultz home.
Miss Lenora Drevlow from
Round Prairie is sewing for Mrs {.
Hartung this week.
Pete Nicholson traded his Ford
off last week for an Elgin six.
Suppose the dust will fly now.
Mrs. Paul Rachney and chill
dren from Alexandria visited a
few days last week with her moth
err MRS. Trumble and mother-in-
law, Mrs. Rachny. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Trumble
and children from Montecideo
spent a few days last week with
the gentleman's mother, Mrs.
Trumble.
Mrs. Orvaar and son, who have
been visiting at the J. H. Parks
home the past few weeks returned
to their home in Blackjack.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Rudy" Klar and
daughter from Sank Centre spent
Sunday with Walter Kircher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Nelson and
daughters made trip to Benson
last week. Little Mamie is visiting
at that place with her brothers for
a while.
Mrs. Charles Haden and daugh-
ter spent few days last week
with her parents at Round Prairie.
Oscar Holmberg was business
caller at his farm last Monday.
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CHARGED WITH ROBBING

Henry Bey, Is year old youth
Of Sedan, was arrested at Paynes-
vile a few days ago by Deputy
Sheriff U. A. iMcIntee of Pope
county and taken to Glenwood,
charged with robbing the United
States post-office at Sedan. Ac-
cording to reports, the youth en-
tered the post-office through the
basement, and escaped with the
office funds without leaving any
clues. He left Sedan a day or two
later, however, going to George
vile, Regal and then to Paynes-
vile, where he asked employment
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING

During the electrical storm Mon
day afternoon Louis GLITTER 16-
year-old son of Mrs. Celia Gillit-
yer living at st. Martin was in
stantly killed when a bolt of light
ming struck him and the team of
horses he was driving while plow-
ing field on the Pete Meyer farm
two miles south of Spring Hill.
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Cecilia Gritzmacher.
Henry Gritzmacher.
Lawrence Daternoan

1enry Gf1CZmachef.
Lawrence Determan.
Herman Ley is policeman for
this week.
The word contest causes all of
the dictionaries to be in constant
demand. The contest closes May
9th. Ten prizes are being offered.
Some report that they have found
more than a thousand words.
The following have perfect at
tendance during April:
Cecilia Gritzmacher.
Margaret Determan.
Paul Minette.
Herman Ley.
Henry Gritzmacher.
Clarence Bromenschenkel.
Lawrence Gritzmacher.
Coletta Ley.
Alciun Bromenschenkel.
Leo Determan.
Francis Bromenschenkel.
Elizabeth Ley.
Norbert Determan.
The neatness contest proved a
very close race this month. Henry
Gritzmacher was first with 49,
Lawrence Determan End with 12
Margaret Determan and Cecilia
Gritzmacher tied for 3rd with II
apiece.
After a long and hard journey
the Dodge finally succeeded in beat.
ing the Buick in the spelling race
The Buick lost for the first time
but the drivers are going at it very
hard to win the last month OF
school.
Johnnie Linderman has received
another prize in arithmetic. Hard.
ly a day goes by but that Johnnie
has his mark of 100 per cent ito
prove how hard he is working.
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on a farm. The Sheriff, who had
been notified of the robbery at
Sedan, became suspicious of the
youth when he noticed that
he was rather free with his money,
and placed him under arrest, af-
ter questioning him and securing
confession.
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ROY INJURED

The ten year old son of Charles
Farrow residing eight miles north
of Sank Centre on the Long Prai-
rie road met with a serious acct
dent Wednesday morning when he
fell beneath a wagon loaded with
a ton of rock. At the present
writing the lad is resting as easy
as possible.
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THE FOLLOWING FROM THE

THE FOLLOWING FROM THE
st. Cloud Journal-Press telling of
the forthcoming Junor-Senior
Prom of the St. Cloud Teachers
College will be of interest to many
Sank Centre people as Miss Wini-
fred Benson of this city, a honor
student, has a prominent position
in the line:
"Miss Rosemary Barrett, presi-
dent of the Junior Glass of the
Teachers College, and Mr.. Gilbert
Becker, ST. Thomas College, st.
Paul, will lead the grand march
which will open the dance program
of the annual Junior-Senior prom
of the College at the Armory on
the evening of Saturday, May Ia.
Students prominent in school af-
fairs will have honor positions in
the march, Henry Secrest, senior
class president, and Miss Winifred
Benson coming second. Following
will be class officers-Ralph Sulli-
van, Miss Margaret Wotzka; Colin
Campbell of Alexandria, Miss Mar
jorie St. John; Harris Bursness,
Miss Mildred Juel of Minneapo-
lis; Francis re. Mcclure Miss
Lorraine Dale. Next in line will be
the class advisors, Miss Mary Will
liams and Mr.. P. C. McChesney,
and the Senior class advisors, Mr..
Clifford Bemis and Miss Marie
Case. Miss Delete Coy, general
chairman of the Prom, and he,
partner, Mr.. Kenneth Foslien OF
Minneapolis, will follow and the
chairman of the various prom com.
mittees with their partners; Miss
Gladys Bostrom, decorations; Miss
Lois Bostrom, favor; Miss Mar.
garet Thomey, invitations; Leonard
Stroud, music; Miss Elizabeth
Eastman, refreshments; Ralph Sui
livan, cleanup committee; Miss
Ruth Niskern, publicity; Miss Ger.
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Both horses were also instantly
killed. Young GLITTER leaves a
widowed mother and two brothers
and sister.
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Social Events

THE 22ND ANNUAL MEET
ing of the Sixth District Fedora,
ton of Women's clubs will be held
in Melrose on May 9 and 10, with
the Melrose Study club as the
hostess club. The meetings will
be held at the new st. Bonlface
Recreation hall and will open with
registration of delegates on Mon
day afternoon, May 9. The pro-
gram includes:
Monday Afternoon, May 9
200 P. M.-Registration OF del
egates. VIZ,
2:3O-Invocation, Rev. JOS. Wall
lenbrink, pastor st. Bonltace
church.
Address of Welcome-Dr. A. A.
Meyer, mayor of Melrose.<
Response-Mrs. William Free
man, st. Cloud.
Piano Solo-Miss Isabel Adrian.
"Our Homes"-Mrs. Willard
Bayliss, president of Minnesota
State Federation of Women's clubs.
Coval Duet-Mrs. Gerald Tucker
and Mrs. C. E. Gesme, Paynesville.
"Enriching Community Life by
Amateur and Native Drama
Mrs. Edward M. Kane, member of
Hostess club.
FLORIDA Days"-Mrs. George
r. Christie, Long Prairie.
4:30-Tea in the Japanese Tea
Garden, served by Hostess club,
followed by auto ride to Birch
lake.
6:30-Dinner served at Hotel
Melrose.
Piano Duet-Magdalen and Mar
garet Finneke.
Monday Evening, p. M.
Piano Solo-Miss Isabel Adrian.
Reading-"Who's Afraid" Miss
Bertha Stephens.
Violin Solo-Miss Rosamond
Fisch; accompanist, Miss Rosalia
Reichert, members of the Melrose
High school faculty.
"Lawlessness of Youth"-Mr.
j. R. McCory, Teachers College,
st. Cloud.
Choral Contest-Groups repre-
scented: Brooten, Long Prairie,
Paynesville, Brainerd and Melrose.
Tuesday Morning, May 10
900 A. M.-Executive board
meeting. ~--,---.- ---,--
" 9:30-Report of officers.
10:00-Reports of clubs.
11:30-Election of officers.
12:30-Banquet at Hotel Mel
rose.
"The Spiritual Side of Child's
Home Training"-Mrs. Geo. j.
Allen, Rochester, MINI.
Tuesday Afternoon P. M.
Octette-Boys' Glee Club, St.
Johns University, Collegeville,
MINI. .
"Re-education for Crippled
Children and Adults -Mrs. E. G..
Quamme, st. Paul, MINI. sz see
"Woman's Movement and the
Education of Girls"-Mr. Ross E.
Finney, University of Minnesota.
Chorus Glee Club.
The Sixth district officers are
president, Mrs. E. Everett Clark,
st. Cloud; vice president, Mrs. P.
M. Hall Walker; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Willard Freeman,
st. Cloud; treasurer, Mrs. U. S.
Henry, Park Rapids.
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A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Prasch Of this city on
Monday April 25th.
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MISS. MARGUERITE SMITH

MISS, MARGUERITE SMITH
Of Minneapolis, entertained at a
surprise shower for Mrs. Harry
Bevans, formerly Miss Ellen Wood
a graduate of the class of '26.
Miss Eleanor Parker and Miss Mil
dred Juel were assisting hostes-
ses. The guests included RATHER
inc Collins, Gertrude Mayhem,
Marjorie st. John, and Lucille Nc
Cauley of Minneapolis; Laura
Syck of Fergus Falls; Lolita Brown
of Duluth; Doris Mcdonald of
Crookston; Lois De la Hunt of
Willmar; Bernice Olson of New
London, Aileen King of Brainerd,
and Janet Dahlem of Sank Centre.
st. Cloud Times.
MISS NELLIE PANGBURN
will entertain this Thursday eve
ming for Miss Grace Dickson, who
will be bride in June. The color
scheme will be carried out in yell
low and white. A social evening
will be spent after which a delic-
ious lunch will be served at II 100
o'clock. The invited guests are
the Misses Anne Anderson, Sue
Ferrian, Ellen O'Gara, Inez Dink-
ison, Ivy Hildebrand, Merle and
Cora O'Brein, Laverna Rehkamp,
Hilma Hedin, Francis Chisholm,
Merle Pangburn, Laura Pangburn
and the Mesdames Victor Flynn
and Ed Johnson.
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ding supper was served at the home
of the groom's parents at 400
o'clock. The young couple left
that evening for Melrose where
they will reside as the gentleman
is located in business there owning
a half interest in a billiard parlor.
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MRS. WILLIAM DeLAURIER
Wednesday entertained Mrs. A. r..
Erwin and daughters Misses Ana
bel and Harriet at dinner.
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MRS. BEN DUBOIS ENTER
tanned at one o'clock picnic
luncheon at her home on Fairy
Lake Wednesday afternoon at two
tables.
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MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM
Botz and Mrs. r. Gritzmacher
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hummer.
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THE ORIGINAL BRIDGE CLUB
was entertained at a luncheon on
Tuesday afternoon by Miss Mar
garet Donahue.
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THE HESPADIA CLUB WAS
entertained at a luncheon on Mon
day afternoon by Mrs. A. F. Moy-
nihan.
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THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY
of Congregational church will have
a Food Sale at the Wedge Hard
ware Store Saturday afternoon
Nav 7. at 2:30.
The Washington times., 1927-06-23

some years. and Gus Wilson,
Denlpsey's trainer, ard exuding
confidence.
The Washington times., 1927-06-23

Mr.. Jerry Lavadis. otherwise
Jerry the Greek" attached to
Mr.. Dempsey's payroll for quite