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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS

.ng Tor Andrew Anderson and Otto
Swanson tn.H week.
Gco. Whlttels wen, To Icnoken
Friday night and brought Stephen
home 10 spend the. weekend with
his parents.
AR. and Mrs. Geo. Whitfield, Flor
cncc and Stephen, and Martin Mel
son were dinner and supper guests
at Toe Earlcys last Sunday while
helping him set up his grain bin.
Clara Rue came home from Bis.
marck TO spend the weekend with
her parents. She attends high
school in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mr.. Albin Spangbcrg
and Violet motto cd % Bismarck
Saturday lool ing after business
matters.
MIR. and Mrs. Alec Anderson and
family made Il trip 70 Bismarck
Saturday.
Mr and Nv. Martin Tookcr wcrc
transaeting business in Bismarck
Saturday.
Geneva Millcd. local teacher, vent
- Bismarck Saturday nigh. and
visited her sister. Mrs. VI. O. Steen.
En- route home she called az Men
oxen.
Emma Nelson came out from Bis
marck Saturday and visited over
Sunday at her sisters, Mrs. Victor
Engdahl
Geneva Miller called at Regain and
Wilton Saturday night.
There was n large attendance al
the party al the John Engdahl home
Saturday night. 4 midnight lunch
con was served.
Andrew Tryggs we're thrcshing
Monday. David Jrygg threshcd for
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson
drove down from Max Sunday and
were overnight guests az Geo. Mel
sons. Monday morning they drove
10 Mckenzie on business, from there
to Bismarck TO visit her mother,
Mrs. Bill Nelson and her brother,
Fred, who runs store on the south
side Of the tracks. His mother stays
with him. They left for Max Mon
day night.
Gcrtic Nelson celebrated her 10th
birthday Sunday, the 9th. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Robinson from Max were
among those present.
Melvin Agnew and Orpha left for
Groton, $. d., TO fist AZ her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Clippstcln. Mr.. Sher-
man also went with them To Iowa
where he was called by the death
Of his father.
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/ Their many friends wish them hap
4 pincss and luck in their future life.
Mrs. r. Ford II Aberdeen, S. d.,
is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. .. a. Schoonover.
Powers Hendrix transacted busi-
ness 1t Hazclton Thursday.
Math ard Elizabeth Koppy and
Steve Haider Of Temvik were shop.
ping here Thursday evening.
Miss Clara Brush of Alexandria,
Mimi, came Wednesday 70 visit at
the home IF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Elasen, and TO attend her
sister Sadie's wedding.
thursday evening a large crowd
gsthcred ard went 70 charivari Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Nauman. All who
wen. enjoyed the fun very much and
the scrcnadcrs were nicely treated
BIZ the ne"Iyweds.
Miss Ann Calquhoun spent The
weekend with her parents.
Ir and Mrs. Chester Brogden
transacted business at Hazeiton
Thursday.
John Leno has been hauling lum-
Der for the new school u be built
in the Omip district east % town.
knight Nelson Of Linton transact
cd business here Friday.
Charles Finders made business
trip 10 Linton Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Foell visited school
Friday afternoon.
Mr. ard Mrs. Chester Brogden and
son made "A business trip TO Bis
narck Friday. Miss Rose Schlecht
accompanied them on the trip.
Ben HENDERSON and Frank Sleva Of
Hampton were business callers here
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Quasi and
son Mel and Frank Koppy attended
the movies at Linton Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Monahan are
The owners of new Chevrolet coach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles De Witt and
family and Miss Martha Stondahl
motored to Aberdeen, S. D.. Sunday
to visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Monahan and
children spent Sunday at the James
Monahan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Gcicr and fam
lily Of Hazelton were visiting at the
home Of the lattcr's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. John Schlccht, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Daily and son
Thomas were Sunday callers at the
Charles Enders home.
The Temvik shipping association
shipped cattle to eastern markets
Tuesday.
Harry Lynn Of Linton was caller
at tho Charles Enders home Sunday
Miss Irene Costcr spent the week.
end at New Salem, n. d., with hel
parents. -,
Mr.. Paulson has started to build
the foundation for Il new barn to DC
built by the schoolhousc.
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Wing

Mrs. Robert Hass was taken sud.
denly i'll Tuesday night and was
rushed 70 the hospital where it was
found that IN operation was neces-
sary. We hope for . speedy re.
coveyy.
Miss Rose Holstisn spent the
weekend in Minot attending Chris.
tian Cndeavor convention.
Esther Hanson spent the weekend
in Bismarck visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kavonuiss
are the parents OF . baby girl.
Miss Sena ferguson, Miss Peter
son and Mr.. A. o. Lee motored to
Bismarck Saturday.
Art Graves and John Business
were overnight visitors in Wing
Tuesday, en- route to Garrison.
Mr.. and. Mrs. John Weber Jr. are
the parents Of . baby girl borr
October 3th.
J. o. Rise Of Lein was a shopper
in Wing Tuesday.
Ella, Edith, Clara and Harold
Mueller, Esther Granville, and Emma
Weber motored to futile Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Little, Esther Clan.
vile and Ella Mueller were shop.
pers IN Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebb Cleveland
motored to Bismarck Monday.
Roy Stewart, Maynard Ledoux
and John Sattler were visitors in
Wing Sunday night.
lola puToit spent the week.
end in Mercer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Lee and Mrs
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son Richard motored to Bismarck
Monday where Richard received
treatments for his arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Brooks Of
Cedar Rapids were business visitors
in Raleigh Wednesday.
Sammy Pack motored to Bismarck
Tuesday on business.
VIM. Swartz was a business visi.
tor in Bismarck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Dorward left
Thursday morning by automobile Tor
Iowa and Nebraska where they will
spend three weeks vacation. They
were accompanied as far as Sioux
City, Iowa, by Mrs. Forwards Ia
Their, who will visit in Omaha and
Lincoln before going on to Los An.
geles, Calf, where he will spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Clark and
Roy Steele are staying at the Dor.
ward ranch during the absence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorward.
Announcement was receive
Thursday of the marriage Of Miss
E. Irene johnson to Oscar P. Miller
Of Elgin. They were married at
Carson, the ceremony being per.
formed BY County Judge Fletcher.
Attorney A. T. Nelson and Mrs. John
Schoening, an old-time friend Of the
bride, were witnesses. Miss john
son was highly esteemed in this
community, having lived here most
Of Her life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Grace and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Demp-
sey were Sunday guests at the F. K.
Dempsey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Bosworth and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the E. N. Bosworth home.
E. N. Bosworth left Sunday for
Aberdeen via Mcintosh, where he
spent the week on business. Mr..
Bosworth is a director of the Aber-
deem Equity Creamery company.
Rochus Ternes purchased a new
Willys-Knight sedan Friday. Clay.
ton Peterson drove it out from Bis.
marck for him.
C. L. kleinschmidt and family
spent Sunday with friends in Nor
ristown.
Albert Adler, who has been look.
ing after his farming interests in
this community, has returned to his
home at Groton, S. D.
The people here were grieved to
hear of an accident which occurred
in Hartfor. City, Ind. Miss Eliza
beth Metz, sister of Mrs. E. N.
Bosworth Of Raleigh, fell when 60
ing home from church Sunday night
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Hampton

Miss Blanche TIMBER motored to
Linton Tuesday.
Godfrey Grenz and Henry Knitted
were Linton business callers Wed.
nesday evening.
Farmers in this community com.
pleted the work Of digging potatoes,
finding it very good crop.
Emil Burksthom and Steve Ben
dish Of near Fort Rice were business
callers in this vicinity Thursday.
Math and Elizabeth Koppy and
Steve Haider were callers at Tenn.
vik Thursday evening.
The dance given at the Temvik
pool hall Friday evening was well
attended by number of young folks
of this vicinity.
Ben HENDERSON went to Linton the
middle of the week.
Frank Bendish Of near St
Anthony is working for Godfrey
Grenz.
Farmers in this community who
have completed the work Of thresh-
ing are doing fall blowing.
Miss Ethel Mandigo, who is q
is confined to a Bismarc hospital.
teacher in Hampton district is
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er, captured in the chicken coop at
the home Of Mrs. Snyder's parents.
r. ". Feltheim motored to Bis
marck for repairs for the threshing
machine Tuesday and made the trip
up in one hour. After spending five
minutes in town he made the return
trip in Just an hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Briggs from
south Of Braddock passed through
here Saturday and said they plan to
leave this week for Iowa where they
will spend the winter.
A large number of friends and
neighbors surprised Mr.. and Mrs. o.
B. Swanson Sunday afternoon, it be-
ing their 25th wedding anniversary.
After taking pictures Of the bride
and groom and company assembled,
a set Of silver was presented to the
guests Of honor. A delicious lunch
was served.
A good crowd attended the sale
at II. p. Brownawell's, north of
Braddock Wednesday and things
sold for good prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Staff Of Ba-
ker, Mont, are visiting their niece,
Mrs. Howard Brownawell Of Moffit,
this week.
This week probably will see the
finish Of threshing in this vicinity.
Rye seeding is occupying the atten-
ton of some farmers.
Radio fans in this community en-
joyed the world series greatly but
were disappointed in that it only
went four games.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson mo-
tored to Bismarck Saturday and Mr..
Peterson remained to take treatment
in a hospital there.
Misses Lillian and Ellen Peterson
and Martha and Bernice Gosney,
who attend high school in Braddock,
spent the weekend with their re-
spectjve parents.
Miles Stanton, teacher Of school
No. 2, visited over the weekend
with home folks.
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and suffered . fractured hip. Miss
Nets is sa elderly lady and her COM
plete recovery b quite improbable.
Mrs. J. C. Christensen and SON
Robert were Bismarck visitors last
week.
The Misses Flamang, Cronin and
Roberts. Freda school teachers, were
supper guests Of the Misses Lois and
Bernice Prante last Thursday.
Miss Marjorie Hoststler Of Bris-
bane was = guest Of Vera Simpson
Saturday.
Herman Rick and Eugene Will
went 70 Bismarck Sunday to spend
tie day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Westrum and
family motored to Bismarck Wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dempsey and
Mrs. F. K. Dempsey were shopping
il. Bismarck Saturday.
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MOffit

Mrs. f. M. Whitaker and Mrs.
Jason Hoover were Bismarck callers
Saturday.
The Ladies Aid met at the home
Of Mrs. II. +. Assclstinc Wednesday.
Mrs. Jason Hoover was reelected
president, Mrs. Whitaker vice prcsi-
dent, Mrs. Fay johnson secretary,
Mrs. l.. II. Pillsbury, treasurer and
Mrs. Assclstinc organist. AT s
o'clock a delicious lunch was served.
The next meeting Will be held at
the home Of Mrs. A. 4. Cline, Nov.
End.
Miss Ncttie Thomson visited Miss
Nora Buckley Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter
have moved into the Owens house.
Mrs. Valentine Benz and Mrs. Ed
De Hoan visited at the NJ. G. Me
Nally home Friday evening.
Mrs. II. l.. Adams and sons and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Johnson were
capital city callers Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. II. +. .Asselstine en-
tertained the following guests at ii
chicken dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. S. I. Mauk and family. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. G.. Mentally and Mr..
and Mrs. +. II. Eyerts and Mrs.
Tigan Of Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel Of Peoria,
Ohio. are visiting at the {. L. Moffit
home. Mrs. Jewel is an aunt of
| Mrs. Moffit.
Mrs. Burns Bailey visited at the
Ed De fIoan home Monday after
noon.
Miss Elizabeth Brightmcyer and
Mr.. Mike Hanson were united in
marriage Thursday. Oct. 9TH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brooks and
family have moved on to the Klein
en farm northwest of town.
Mrs. +. NJ. Whitaker visited at
the NJ. Il. McNally home FRIDAY af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Fay Johnson was Il shopper
i'll town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur George and
Mrs. Joe Kendall. DR.. are visiting ut
| tho j. c. Kendall home.
Mrs. Ed De Hoan was 500 pas
scngcr to Braddock Friday.
Mrs. Gilbert returned home from
Rochester, Mimi. last week where
She underwent an operation. Mrs
Gilbert is staying Mt the home OF
| her sister. Mrs. Joe Codcr.
Mr.. and Mrs {. T.. Moffit enter
| tanned about IL guests at Dime,
sunday in honor Of Mr.. and
| Jewel Of Ohio.
Mrs. II. l.. Adams and Mrs. +. II.
Pillsbury visited at the n. G. Nc.
Nally home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hofstad were
capital city callers Monday.
Carl Olson was u Hazelton Gale,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Packard of Shields
are visiting at the J. F. Codcr home
this week
Miss Mildred Jameson was Bis.
| marck caller Monday.
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'I'rygg

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. +. Nelson,
Gwendolyn and Martin were callers
At the John Olson and .Axcl John
son home Monday.
Geo. Martin, Ger.ic Nelson and
Geneva Miller motored to Bismarck
Monday night to consult docto,
about Georges hand he got pinched
in header box two weeks ago.
Miss Geneva Miller and Gcrtic
Nelson visited at Miss Millcr's sis
ter's home, Mrs. NJ. q. Steen. III Bis
marck. Monday.
Arthur Resch helped the Nelson
boys thresh Tuesday and was an
overnight guest.
George Nelson had some wheat on
his new place on the Regain road
that went No. l. , cents premium
while all around only went No. 3
and 1. on accoun, Of the hail set ii
back SD far and got black rust
in II.
The Stroms ran out of gas thresh-
ing Wednesday and came down to
tho Nelson boys and got barrel.
Arthur Resch. who has been gone
all summer at Canada at his ancle's,
Olaf jacobson, has been working on
Pete Lips threshing rig.
Albin Androm, who occupies a
pool room in Wilton and clerk Of A.
e. Wilde stol came out Tuesday
with trucks and hauled wheat to
Regain elevator. The Nelson's pur-
chased the place from c. {. Wilde
merchant.
Pete Lips sold his threshing rig
FOR $500. Herman Falkenstein was
in partnership with Lips. Mr.. Falk-
kenstein has blood poison in his
hand.
The Stroms have been threshing
for Axel Lindberg. merchant from
Regain. this week. Jake Fisher is
hauling grain for them. They thresh
for John Anderson when they set
done their.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Morris and family
motored four miles north Of Regain
last Sunday and were guests at the
Bill Oder's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Norris motcred
to Bismarck Monday OH y shopping
trip.
Martin Nelson hauled two loads
OF wheat 10 Regain Wednesday.
Tie Nelson's are threshing for .ANel
Jshascn . week. Mrs. John Olson
Is helping Mrs. Leonard Davenport
cock fa- the threshers.
ice Marley made trip to Baldwin
Thursday to set some parts for his
Grain bin. En- route he stopped in
al the +. {. Nelson home to get
some feed oats.
Fred Schroeder has been thresh-
ing for +. c. Nelson this week.
Enos Strandamo helped Ed Mount
thrcsh = few days. He went to Ira
Falkenstein's and brought down a
hired man for F. G. Nelson Thurs
day night.
Clarence Starr came down to Joe
varlcys his uncle from near Regain
thursday night and helped F. G.
Nielsen thyesh.
Porter Nelson hired ! strange
man that came in hsre with
Chevrolet truck. 70 haul his wheat
Is 0ismarck.
Axel johnson made nine trips to
Regain with biz truck Friday hauling
Nh. =. 9. NELSON assisted Mrs.
portor Nielsen cook Tor thrcshcrs
two dayo thu woek.
vieeoI Enedahl has been thrssh-
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Dodge

Jacob Lange Of Trip, $. D., is Wis
ting a few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
William kellar. Mr.. Langc IL the
iathcr Of Mrs. kcllar.
Mrs. l.. Sndcr Of Hebron visited
ut the home Of her sister, Mrs. Jacob
l.indaman, Wednesday and Thurs
day
Mrs. G. y. Lee waa passenger
To Dickinson Tuesday. where She
will take treatments in a hospital.
Mrs. Michael Schroeder, who has
been taking treatments in the St,
Alexius hospital at Bismarck re-
turned To her home Saturday.
Josephine Anderson Of Zap visited
aL the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Slvcrts over Sundn-. Miss Andcr-
son is teaching school near Zap.
Dan Fix motorcd to Zap Monday
where he called on friends Of that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Russell Of
Golden Valley were guests at the l..
II. Bothner home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. 5. Thomson Of
lennon. S. d., arc visiting with
friends around Dodge.
Mrs. T.. j. Hucl-kamp of Beulah
n visiting IL few days at the L. Is.
soctz home.
Mrs. Carol Sisclts was Il passcn-
ger to IIazen Monday.
Barbara Gleich was passenger
70 Mandan Monday, where she will
lake course III the siaters' school.
Mrs. 4. S. Rarrows has rome To
Valley City, where she will visit her
mother. Mrs. T. Rhincholdt, who is
very i'll in hospital.
Emma Renk il assisting Mrs
Dan Fix for {. few months.
Jacob Daffce and son. Johnny
visited with friends in Golden Val
ley Sunday.
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Leith

+. p. Finch has installed hohler
lighting plant on his farm southwest
Of Leith and expects to have all
the advantages Of electricity on his
up-to-date farm home.
Incz Renee and Lorrayne Wealth
erly entertained about 20 little
guests at their home Saturday after
noon at a birthday party. Games
and stunts kept the youngsters en-
tertained. After luncheon grab
bag furnished much amusement.
lnez Renee and Lorraync received
many pretty gifts.
Rev. Corbit attended the Pres
byterian conference held at Bismarck
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Everyone is invited to attend the
r. r. A. meeting to be held in the
school auditorium Monday evening,
October II.
The Royal Neighbors held very
interesting meeting at their lodge
rooms Thursday evening.
The Leith fire department. was
called Tuesday to the Gibson home.
Mrs. Gibson forgot to turn the
switch when she finished ironing
with an electric iron. The curtains
and shades in the kitchen were
ablazc when she noticed it. Quick
action on her part overcame the
blaze before help arrived.
Mrs. Gilbert Moen entertained the
members of the Homemakcrs club
Of THAN at her home Thursday.
All members were present. A very
interesting meeting and a pleasant
day was enjoyed by all.
Mrs Herbert Fitc accompanied by
Mrs. Mary Hurley were Elgin callers
! Thursday.
Mrs. r. w. Hawley left by train
from Carson Thursday for an ex-
tended visit with relatives at Fargo.
Mrs. Mary Rocker and family
motored to Bismarck Thursday,
returning Friday
T.. J. Saunders transacted business
at Mandan and Bismarck Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy McAndrcws ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Orndahl and family spent the week
end with relatives and friends at
New England
Mrs. +. Anhorn and son, Friedrich,
motored to Glen Ullen Friday to
spend a few days with relatives.
The regular meeting of the Leith
Civic Club was held Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. r. G.
Finch. Roll call was answered with
current events. Mrs. Settler gave
the retiring presidents address.
Mrs. Wcathcrly read very inter-
esting paper on Club work." Mrs.
r. C.. Emch read paper on music.
Mrs. James j. Clark Of Minneapolis
was guest at the meeting.
r. i. Heating Of Valley City spent
the weekend here looking after bust
ness interests.
Carbon Finch and son Howard,
accompanied by Ross Harmon Of
Gopher, So. OAK, spent Sunday with
relatives here.
Mrs. James ]. Clark Of Mime
apolis is spending few weeks with
her daughter. Mrs. Robert O'Con-
nell and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake VAIL motored
to Bismarck Monday with their
daughter Alma, who was operated
on for appendicitis Tuesday and is
reported to be getting along nicely.
Mrs. Hawlcy Of Lennon, S. D., has
been visiting at the home Of her son,
r. Hawley, the past week.
Mrs. T.. j. LAWYER is spending a
few days with relatives at New
Salem.
Albert Lab transacted business at
Carson Tuesday.
Presbyterian church notes for Sum
day, October lG. Leith morning
worship at II o'clock, Sunday school
mt IL o'clock. Lark preaching SER
vice nj 2:3O. Carson, Sunday school
at II o'clock; evening worship at
5 o'clock.
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Raleigh

W. c. Grace departed Tuesday for
Minneapolis after his son Gerald,
who has been patient at the
Shriners' hospital. Little Gerald has
been greatly benefited by surgical
treatment there.
L. Jepsen took his young son Rob-
ert to Bismarck Wednesday for
medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Rausch and
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Braddock Hish School Not>,

A piano and voice recital will Be
held at the gymnasium Of the Brad.
dock high school Saturday, October
g, at 8 o'clock. This viii consist
Of piano solos. vocal soloa. vocal
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tugged at his Powered silk tie. "Abie's
god a gir-r-rl"'
well, for Why are you so inter.
ested?" asked Mrs. Cohen, pausing to
fare at him. \
"Oh, nuddings, mamma, nuddings."
Isaac FASTENED to say.
But Mrs. Cohen knew her husband
and she launched at once into a
lengthy eloquent diatribe on the va.
carries of the male sex. AS she did
so, she backed toward her husband,
holding behind her her unlocked
dress.
Isaac, to halt her peroration, pre-
tended not to see, so that Mrs. Cohen
was compelled to pause in her ad,
dress.
"Isaacr'
"YiS Mamakins."
Isaac Sprang to attention and his
fingers began their tedious journey up
the ample back of his wife.
1t was a task he hated and he was
suffering doubly under the renewal of
Mrs. Cohen's argument when to his
great relief the door-bell rang.
His face cleared instantly and he
hurried away with the briefest apol-
ogy, leaving his stout wife painting as
her uncased flesh hung in rolls over
the portion he had fastened.
"Vhy. hello Abie-vhat's up! he ex-
claimed when he saw who 1t was.
Good evening. Isaac" was Abie's
response. Father wants you and
Mrs. Cohen to come over to the house
to meet my--to meet Miss Murpheski,
my lady friend"
"Hm--ve yus plannin' to go to der
movies" prevaricated Isaac in his
best manner However I'll eSk
mamma. Hat vunce a seat!'
He bounced out of the room, while
Able waited for him.
He was gone but a moment. He
came back jubilant.
Mamma says she'll be delighted"
he told Able. "She's all ready, she
says. But / must Dress
well here-if she's ready give her
the key. She can go right over. I'll
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"Mamakins! come out here-pliz."
1t was the voice of Isaac Cohen.
Mrs. Cohen stood up automatically.
what a nuisance! bod man.
come right beck"
Rosemary, rising with her. was
relieved to see Able come briskly in.
I'm sorry to trouble you. Mrs.
Cohen" he declared. but Isaac has
something he wants to say to you
He chuckled as Mrs. Cohen. with a
gesture of evaporation, hurried out.
Then his own expression change. as
Rose Mary flung herself into his arms
"Oh. Able. I'm nearly crazy While
YOU were gone your father kept want.
ing to know my fathers first name.
and I didn't know what to say
couldn't mink of anythinS-so finally
| said Solomon Oh. Able. this is
terrible. My father would kill me if
he heard that Solomon Murpheski"
Tomorrow-Solomon plans a wedding
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a hispital. "She put in quickly.
"Yis-yis, we know" declared Sol
ONION Levy. We all know-your ap-
pendix vus amputa ed"
Mrs. Cohen sat forward happily.
"You see. Miss Murpheski." she ex-
planned. with fervor. sit started vid
little pain right here and she
indicated the right side of her aldo
men; then looked puzzled" or vus
it here?"
make Up your mind. But 1t don'd
madden now-i+'s gone" declared Sol
ONION nervously. At that moment the
door bell rang.
Now come to think uf it."
said Mrs, Cohen. II believe it was on
de odder side. and"
"Don'd think of it--plize" begged
Solomon Levy. "Forgid it,
II wish 1 could.' sighed Mrs.
Cohen.
The doorbell continued to ring.