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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartman
were callers at the Williams home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. H. Lawyer and Beulah call.
ed at the Marchant home Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nolan and chill.
dren Ted, Agnes and Edna visited
at the Gus Frey home Monday near
Z ,nhoff.
Mr.. James Novy was a Wing
shopper Wednesday.
Leroy Marchant visited at the
John Fode home Wednesday.
The Meters boys spent Sunday at
the Ed. Nolan home.
Albert Hindbouch called At the
VIM. Ryan home Wednesday even.
ing.
Mrs. John Fode and sons Johnny
Emanuel and Henry and Leroy
Marchant called at the James Wal.
tiers home Wednesday evening.
John Witt called at the homo Of
his parents Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Marchant and
family attended the dance in Wing
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fode and sons
Johnnie and Emanuel were Bis
marck shoppers Monday and return
cd home Tuesday.
Bill and Andrew Meters and
Gustave Witt were callers at the
Louis Novy home Saturday night.
Mrs. Marchant and Margaret and
Irene spent Saturday evening at the
Lawyer home.
Mrs. Triemauser and Mrs. VIM
Witt spent last week visiting rcla-
tives at Tuttle.
Thomas and William Ryan called
at the Sperry home Saturday even
ing to hear the radio.
Theodore and George Nolan call
ed at the Lawyer home Saturday
evening.
The Schulz and Hindbouch chill
dren spent Saturday evening at the
james Novy home.
The Sunday callers at the VIM.
Witt home were Mrs. Triewauser,
Alfred and Leo Meters, John Witt
and Leroy and Helene Marchant.
John Fodc spent Sunday and
Monday at the Marchant home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wcntz and
children Leroy and Violet are visit
ing at the Witt home this week.
George and Ted Nolan stayed
overnight at the James Novy home
Saturday evening.
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Mrs. H. Gibson and Mrs. Johr
Will were passengers to Bismarck
Tuesday morning.
Floyd Stenmetz and family Of
Carson were callers 1t the LAWYER
Studio Sunday.
The P. T. A. held q v ',r-
esting meeting Monday evening
with the following program: Com
munity singing led by Mr.. Aane-
stad; roll call, Patriotic Quota
tions,"; compulsory attendance
school law, by Mr.. McBarty; ad-
TO promotion, Miss Sebastian;
music. Piano Duet, Mrs. Gibson,
Mr.. Aanestad; paper, 1.-THE Cost Z
Keeping a Child out Of School,"
Mrs: Edythe Jones; community
singing.
G. B. eastman of Carson was a
caller at the LAWYER Studio Mon
day.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
meet at the home Of Mrs. E. j. Law
fer Thursday. As election Of Off
GERS will be held ut tn: 80
oil members arc requested to be
present.
Miss Sebastian, accompanied by
Miss Kona and Miss Bodie. of Car.
son, attended the p. T. A. here Mon
day night.
A cot. blanket and screen have
been purchased by the p. +. A. for
the consolidated school where chill
d,,cn from tho country. who become
i'll during the day, may be cared for
until the bus arrives. This has
been a long felt want and is great
ly appreciated by both teachers and
pupils.
+. Anhorn was business caller
a. Brisbane Wednesday.
Presbyterian Church Notes for
Sunday, Feb &c; Carson-Sunday
school at ii o'clock. Evening wor-
ship at 1880; Leith-Morning wor-
ship At 10 o'clock, Sunday school
at II o'clock.
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Welch's Spur

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert WEIGH have
a new baby boy born Sunday, Feb.
~, at the st. Alexius hospital in
Bismarck. Mother and baby arc
doing nicely and expect to return
home in few days.
Lawrence Doppler motorcd to Bis
marck Sunday evening. lie took
Eva Alsbury and Clarvn.c Dopplcr
back to their boarding places, Clar-
ence and Eva attend high school.
Mrs. George McMurrich and
daughter Margaret and Marcus
Trembly called at the Robert Wclch
home Sunday.
Mrs. I'd. Doppler is at the Robert
WEIGH home taxing care of the chill
dren while Mrs. WEIGH is in the :,os-
pital.
Hugh McMurrich was a Mcnoken
caller Monday. He called at the
robert Melch home on his way
home.
sIr. and Mrs. Otto Dorman and
son Theodore called at the Robert
WEIGH home Monday evening.
Robert Welch motored to Bis
marck Tuesday to visit Mrs. WEIGH.
Robert, Jr., went along to see his
new brother. He reports that the
new brother sleeps SO much he could
not see him very good.
Jack lshmael bought hogs from
0. p. and John WEIGH this week.
Jack is getting quite q bunch to-
gether.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ishmael motored to
Bismarck Tn lrsday. the Snyder
family were other capital city visi-
tors.
Otto Dorman motored to Bis
marck Friday. His son Fred and
Fred's friend Clarence Doppler re-
turned home with him to spend the
weekend.
Bismarck visitors from this vic
init on Saturday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Ishmael, Mr.. and Mrs.
John WEIGH and son Conrad. o. p.
Wclch and Robert WEIGH, Mr.. Ed.
Doppler and son Lawrence, also
Mrs. John Alsbury and son Ran
dolph.
Jack Ishmael sold load of fat
hogs to L. e. Heaton Friday.
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Wing

The Junior Christian Endeavc.
held their meeting at the parsonan
Monday evening after school. Katl
crime Mueller and Olive JacObs0
were leaders. The topic d:scussc
was, What American Expects
U.s." The leaders for next Monda
are Mona Atkinson and Maxine Set-
Jacob Helm returned home Frida :
from the hospital where he has bee.
suffering from blood poison.
Mrs. George Piepkorn left Nor
day for Minnesota, where she Is &c
ing to visit her brother, who is SIC
Howard Peterson is guest at 3
Robert Hass home. Howard 80.
brother Of Mrs. Hass. ~nA
Willard Hubbell and Walls IN
derson, who are attending L
at Jamestown, arrived here CrEla.,
evening to spend the weekend Wit!
their parents.
Lawrence Monsoon was a weekend
guest at the Mueller home.
A surprise party was held q th.
Mueller home last Tuesday in hon
or of Johnny's birthday. Just /
few of his friends attended. A Root
time was enjoyed by all and he re
ceived many gifts. !,
Those on the sick list this wee1
are Margic Knowles, Irwin CLAM
vile, Sadie Boss and Francis Dial.
bee.
II. c. Edgerton demonstrated ths
new Maytag washing machine u
Fred Borth's home.
Margaret Larson returned from
Pettibone Saturday eevning on the
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson
motored to Wilton Sunday to visit
with his folks. y
Pete jacobson was visiting at the.
Jim Olson home Saturday.
Edith Mueller went to Wilton
Thursday. She will be employed at
the Polonsky home doing house,
work.
Clarence Rise spent the weekend
with his parents in Lem.
The dance which was given Fri
day night by the give Jumping
Jacks" was well attended.
The basketball game held here,
Thursday night, with Tappen, was
won by them, the score being 1918.
Friday nights game was played
with Denhoff and won by the Wing
basketball team. Score was IL and
"A. Saturday night the local boys
played a return game with Happen.
Our boys had lead on them till
the last quarter. the Happen boys
then gained and the score was Is to
II in favor of Tappen.
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Wayne Baxter, Of Dana ncighbor.
hood.
Several Of the Braddock young
folks attended the p. T. A. dance
held at the home Of A. Benz Satur.
day evening.
Mrs. +. +. Savage, Gordon Mac.
Lachlan and Miss Shepard called on
Mrs. w. w. Mandigo Sunday after.
noon and found her improving slow
~.
VIM. Robinson is carrying the
mail on Route No. while the reg
ular carrier, Mr.. Fraser, is off for
few days vacation.
School Notes
Band practice was held Wednes-
day night. The band is making
good progress and Thursday night
has been set for band practice
night.
We are making preparations for
a declamatory contest which will
probably be held some time in April.
There will be = school dance on
st. Patrick's night, March II.
A number Of the high school chill
drcn were entertained at the Eckcry
home Wednesday evening.
The physiology class Is having
some very interesting work with
our white rats. We hope that
Mother Rat arrived safely at Rat
Heaven after her dissection Tues
day.
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Mckenzie

Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Bliss attended
the play "Womanless Wedding in
Bismarck last Friday.
Among those, who attended the
Burleigh county old settlers gath
cring in Bismarck Monday, were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Watson, f.. M.
feathers and Mr.. and Mrs. c. d.
Rodgers.
Mrs. II. G. Leathers received an
appointment AS rural mail carrier
last week which she has resigned
and accepted a position at the Great
Plains station at Mandan. She
leaves Sunday to take up her new
duties. She will be accompanied by
her daughter Vera. Norma will re-
main here until the end Of the
school year. Mrs. feathers expects
to sell her furniture at auction sale
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Wharton en-.
tertained at whist Friday evening.
Several tables were in play. Houorn
went to Mrs. M. j. Belcher and W.
L. Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. johnson enter.
tanned the students Of tho high
school Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F. Co0rs enter-
tanned the whist players Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watson at
tended the Ford demonstration It
the Training school Saturday.
The Bible study class will meet
at the church Thursday evening.
M. NJ. Cone of Montpelier, N. u,
transacted business here Tuesday.
J. w. Wildfang has been lcceiv-
ing surgical treatment at Bismarck
last week.
Donald Bertholf is assisting ]. w.
Wildfang this week with farm
work.
r. w. Ness Of Mandan transacted
business here Thursday.
L. E. Heaton was on q buying
trip north Of Driscoll and Sterline
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Heaton
have as their guest their daughter
and granddaughter from lows.
George Brittin was 4 business
caller in town Tuesday.
H. f. O'Neill motored to Motif
Friday.
Lee Meth and Bill Hogue moved
onto the Bryan place formerly oe-
cupied by Oliver Roth.
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Miss Eta Hoffman and brother
Paul were shopping in town Satur-
day:
The p. T. A. dance at the Aug.
Benz home Saturday evening was
very largely attended and a very
good time was reported by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Werner enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. George Parks
and daughter Wanda at Sunday
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Bailey enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Thorsen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fay johnson at a
Sunday dinner which was very
much enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Nj. Whitcaker
motored to Bismarck Monda; after
noon to attend the old settlers re-
union and program, Miss Ethel An
derson returning to her homo with
them.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Bill Hocft Of near
Sterling were visiting at the Dewey
Olson home Monday.
August Benz returned TO Moffit
Monday via the N. p. after having
spent the past three months: in Ger.
many and France and everyone IS
glad to sec him back again.
w. w. Mentally returned to Bis.
marck Monday.
Mrs. Fay johnson called Mt the
De Ham home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Bailey spent
Monday afternoon ct the Val Benz
home.
Callers at the M. G. McNally home
Monday were Mrs. Ella Porter and
Mrs. Burns Bailey.
Mrs. c. E. Moffit called ut The
Dewey Olson home Monday after
noon, also Mrs. Adams.
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ing. at the Elias Lillefjeld
while in Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Fran
visited at the Clifford Hanson
Tuesday.
Frank johnson is working !
Clyde Grantham this winter. q
liver Erickson called on
Boat Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown
Lester were callers in Wilton
urday.
Walter Woddington has !
spending Q few days visiting 3
tives and friends in Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman HIN
brandt drove to Wilton Saturda1
Ole Lillefjeld and Andrew !
son were Wilton callers Satur0
VIM. Brown and Walter Waddo
ton called at the Joe Brown T.
Sunday evening. 81
Lester Brown visited at 4
Charles Hannifield home Sundas
Andrew Nelson called at the !
Erickson home Monday afternoc
Ole Lillefjcld assisted And
Nelson with some work Monday.
The radio fans Of this victr
had treat Monday night, ~
Kay-O-Vac twins put on q progr
from KFYR, Bismarck.
Many Of the farmers in this 4
trict attended the De Laval day
the Wilton Mutual store last s
urday.
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Tuttle

Eddie Aichele made q bushes,
trip to Sykeston Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Wittmayer and sor
Stanford spent the weekend visit.
ing friends in Happen and Steele.
Mrs. E. L. Friestad is suffering
from an attack Of erysipelas.
The H. J. Thorne home is quar-.
antined with smallpox.
Mrs. Max Miller and youngest
son returned Monday from Min
neapolis where they have been
visiting friends and relatives.
Postmaster Sorcnson has re-
ceived notice from the postoffice
department at Washington, ID. C., OF
the consolidation of triweekly rural
routes No. l and No. 2 operating
out Of Tuttle. The consolidated
daily route will become effective
April LIST. This service will be
greatly appreciated by our rural
patrons. They have been looking
forward to such service for some
time.
H. E. Wurn and Jacob Nathan
transacted business in Fargo the
first Of the week.
Mrs. j. N. Goldsmith returned
homo from the hospital Saturday,
much improved.
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Leitfl

The Leith Civic club will conduct
q food sale and serve lunch Satur-
day afternoon and evening at the
Hurlev drug store.
The Campfire girls held . social
meeting Tuesday evening at the
church basement. After an even
ing spent with stunts and games
for entertainment, lunch was ser.
we'd by the members.
Selmer Axlen and E. J. Daily Of
Carson were business callers here
Thursday.
Mrs. Roy Root spent the past
week at the z. J. LAWYER home.
Claude Lackey motored to Elgin
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Faubel had the mis-
fortune to sprain her wrist Tues.
day.
Joe Mccullough and Reinhold
Scholosser of Carson transaSted
business here Saturday.
Professor Aanestad made Z trip
to Elgin Wednesday.
A number of friends gathered ct
the VIM. Kamrath home Tuesday
evening to celebrate the birthday
anniversary of Mr.. Kamrath.
Russell Finch and Gottlieb Riecker
were callers at He'll Wednesday eve-
ming.
The basketball game Saturday
evening between Shields and Leith
resulted in q score Of 10 to 10 IA
favor Of Leith. The Leith team will
play q return game with New Leip.
zig Thursday evening.
J. G.. Kimball and ]. H. Finch
attended the farmers economic con.
ference at New England Thursday
The Leith Civic club entertained
the husbands and friends Of h,eul-
bers at Z valentine party Wsdnes.
day evening. The hall was py~ttily
decorated with hearts. cupids ar
other valentines. Each guest was
presented with Z valentine cap "a
match valentine costumes worn.
The evening was spent pl4y18o
games, cards and dancing. 4 TOUT.
course luncheon wis served.
Mrs. !. Herbert returneds Friday
from . several weeks visit With
relatives - Topeka. Kansas.
Mrs, BEN Settler was called q
Wahpeton Wednesday By the death
Of her stepmother, Mrs. 0uni9as.
The K. p. lodge gave -. -
and dance to members Tuesday eve.
ming.
Mrs. Vera Birdon returned Fri,
daw %ssarn = fnsas svAAlens vieik - Ma
England .- !.
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and Kenneth, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Mccullough, ]. Little. Clayton and
Clyde.
Gene Little and JOSEPH Cook At
tended the dance In Wing, Friday
night.
Alec Anderson called IN Resan
Thursday:
w. H. Kolb, Andrew Kolb and
Stephen Monroe were Regain callers
Friday.
Ruth and Phyllis Little have been
i'll with the flu.
Guss Olson called at the Alvin
Ghylin homo Sunday.
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MenOken

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Owens enter.
tanned at a card party SATURDAY.
night. Mr.. Elmer Lundquist wan
high score. Luncheon was served
at midnight.
Mrs. Marvin Sherman and son
Albert motored to BisiMarck Tues.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wachal Of
Bismarck were Sunday visitors 1t
the George Wachal home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson are
en- route to Minnesota by truck
where they will deliver q team Of
mules and visit relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashley are taking care Of the
farm during the absence Of Mi. and
Mrs. johnson.
Mrs. George Wachal spent the
week visiting her daughter Mrs.
Philip Webb, of Bismarck.
Paul Mccormick purchased the
north Menoken school building and
is moving the building on the John
Mccormick farm. Park Wood has
purchased the Menoken school
building.
Mrs. Pearl. Salter returned home
Sunday after spending several days
visiting Miss Mildred Stewart Of
Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Ebling were en-
tertained at dinner Friday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. William Ebling Of
Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Klepstein,
Misset Margery and Dorothy De
Groot were visiting 1T the Mick
Agnew home Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Baker entertained Is
girls in honor Of the twelfth birth.
day Of her daughgter Menwyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Abelein and
children, Misses Hilda Evanson,
Ruts: Kuhnle and Gertrude Ness
were dinner guests at the Arthur
Noyliu home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Ryberg enter
tanned neighbors and friends to :
party Saturday night. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ryberg were just recently
married and received many lovely
wedding gifts. A midnight supper
was served.
The Applecreek Telephone COM
pany held : meeting Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs: Richard Salter mo.
tored to Bismarck Tuesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Meyers OF
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Lem

Mr.. and Mrs. Art Bjorhus mo.
tored to Driscoll Monday, being
called there by the illness Of Mrs
Bjorhus' father.
Clarence kise, who is attending
high school at Wing, spent the
weekend at his parental home.
Helmer and Eddie Arneson anG
Ed. Nygaard motored to Driscoll
Thursday.
A few from this vicinity attend
ed the party held at the John Ny.
seth home Saturday evening.
Olga and Joseph Rise and Valdc.
mar Lein motored to Driscoll
Thursday afternoon.
A fairly large crowd attended the
Luther League meeting held at the
Alfred Arneson home Sunday after.
noon.
Harold Christianson spent Satur.
day evening and Sunday forenoon
at the Olauson home in Clear Lake
township.
Dorothy Barkman who IS attend.
ing high school at Dr;scull spent the
weekend at her parental home.
John and Orville Cunderson, Ar
mold Christianson and Elizabeth
Hustoft spent Tuesday evening at
the Alfred Arneson home.
Art Btorhus and children, Ber.
nice. Helen and Arthur Lewis, Sam
Minor Wick spent Tuesday evening
at the B. N. Lein home.
Alfred Arneson, Ed. Nygaard
and Oscar Opoien motored to Re.
s: Mr. s's sSd Mr.. B. N. L.ia and son
valdemar spent Monday ct Joe
Rises.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Ole Spilds and sons
Einar and Knut spent Tuesday eve
ming ct the N. ]. Brenden home.
Dallas Barkman motored to Dris-
coll and Sterling Monday.
N. A. Soderholm called st ]. o.
Eise's Sunday evening.
Joseph Rise called at B. N. Lein'l
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. O. Rise spent Friday af.
ternoon ct Alfred Arneson's.
The following spent Monday eve
ming ct J. O. Rises, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dallas Barkman. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Arneson. Mrs. B. N. Lein and
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Painted Woods

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson, Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld and Mrs
Elsberg all had supper with the
VIM. Brown family Monday evening.
The evening was spent playing
whist.
Edwin Lillefjeld and Wendelin
W4lder went down to the Herman
Hildebrandt place where Wendclin
has q Ford motor that they are
going to take down to Clyde Gran
t Ss1S' and install in "snds''n's
Lister Brown is busy hauling
wood these days although he says
the reads are . fright.
lveF Eriekson took : load Of grain
10 Wilton Monday.
NJ. and Mrs. Lawrence johnson
and children were calling on friends
Monday and Tuesday returning
home Tuesday evening
Ole Lillsfjeld Was . Wilton call
Or Tues9ay afternoon
Ed. Peterson spent Tuesday night
at the LaWronce johnson home.
Walter johnson was q Wilton
caller Tuesday.
Edwin Lillefjeld and Wendelir
Wilder called ct the Ole Lillefjeld
home Wednesday. Wendelin is stay
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Ternvik

WIS., a. W. quasi returned 1TO0l
two weeks visit in Minneapolis
Wednesday evening.
John Leno is sporting new
Chevrolet which he purchased at
Jake Pfaff was taken to Bis
marck Tuesday where he entered a
hospital.
Frank Lawler and William Smith
were business callers here Wtdnes-
day.
The young people are enjoying
the skating immensely, hsviug a va
riety Of ponds to try out.
A dance was given ut the Tenn
vik pool hall Wednesday evening.
A large crowd was in attendance
and a good time Was had b. all.
Mrs. Chas. De Witt entertained
IL little girls Tl.arsday afternoon
in honor Of her daughter Bernicc's
birthday. me afternoon was spent
in playing games after which u
dainty lunch was served.
Jane Rut!l spant the weekend at
Bismarck.
A few Of our young folks TOOL. in
the dance ut Hnxelton Friday night
Dorothy Don:cy left Tuesday tor
Cakes, N. d.. where :.'.e will sre.ld
few days visitip.. friends before
going to her home in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Enders and
daughters, Dorothea and Renee,
were Sunday guests ut the home OF
l.. T. Daily at Braddock.
Mrs. Ed. Larvick entertained the
members of the high school and
the faculty in honor of her dau..h-
ter Bertha at valentine party at
their home on Tuesday evening.
Games were played after which a
delicious lunch was served by the
hostess.
We neglected to mention in last
weeks items the party on Carl Reich
given by his wife in honor of Carl'S
birthday. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. De Witt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Chilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Muckler and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Calquhoun. Cards were the order
Of the evening and q dainty lunch
was served.
High School Notes
The high school pupils and teach
ers spent pleasant evening at the
home Of Miss Bertha Larvick Feb.
18th.
The class in English w has COM
pleted the study Of the novel, "Silas
Mariner"
The class in citizenship is pro-
crossing nicely with notebook work.
The Industrial Geography class
is making maps this week.
Fourth and Fifth Grades
Our attendance for last week was
100 per cent. This week was not
80 good, as some were absent for
illness.
Mrs. Enders and Mrs. Calquhoun
visited our room Tuesday.
Our valentine box was opened
Tuesday afternoon and all Of the
pretty valentines given to their
owners. Everyone received gen.
erous share.
Mrs. F. C. Foell visited our room
Thursday.
For construction work last week
we made paper flags.
The following program was given
at the Temvik P. T. A. Feb. II:
song, all; recitation, Recessional,
Lo::se Foell; piano duet and songs,
intermediate pupils; Oh, Captain
My Captain, Alfred Calhoun; vocal
selection, quartet; Imitation Col
Hope, upper grades; Gettysburg Ad-
dress, Arnold Reich; Rugged Cross,
Ladies Trio; song, AZ; musical sell
ections, Mrs. Chas. De Witt. Re-
freshments were served after which
meeting adjournd. The program
committee for March 18th p. r. A.
is as follows: Mesdames De Witt,
Muckler, r. Larvick. Refresh
ment committee: Mesdames Blazon,
Enders and F. Foell. Each men,
ber is requested to bring friend.