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announcement from New York
City by Harvey Wallace Shaffer,
of the engagement of his sister,
Miss Flora Davis, to Bldwin Maull,
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Maull, of Lewes. Miss Davis is
the daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Sidney Johnston Davis
of Knoxville, Tenn, and half-sis-
ter of Mr.. Shaffer. She was grad
uated from Vassar College in 1925
and since then has passed much of
her time abroad with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Philip Kuntz. Mr..
Maull was graduated from Prince
ton University in 1922, and from
the University of Pennsylvania
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that the manufacturers have learn
ed how to eliminate all such an
noyances- sand that if anything
does go wrong, they ought to first
blame themselves before blaming
the car. That's why" concluded
Mr.. Weir, "these automobile sales
men tell me they always recon-
mend Blue Sunoco to their custom
ers-it is a modern fuel for mod
ern motors starts quickly, goes
further, gives more power, stops
knocking and costs no more than
ordinary gasoline. In other words.
it gives an automobile the chance
to show how good it is without
using an extra price gasoline"
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Mrs. Evelyn Harris of Betterton,
Md. owner of a pear orchard with
10000 trees and manager of three
large farms, claims she is the first
woman on Maryland's Eastern
Shore to do her shopping by air
plane. She is making trips with
produce several times week from
one of her farms across the Chesa-
peake Bay in plane owned and
operated by her son, Arthur Har-
ris. And one day this week, she
left a large department store in
Baltimore and in one hour and five
minutes was walking in her front
door.
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Law School in 1925. He is with
the firm of Sullivan and Cromwell,
and is a member of the Princeton
and Lawyers Clubs of New York.
The marriage will take place in
the early winter.
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$50 p. M, respectively. Each
school will be entitled to send any
number of delegates and especially
is it urged that all officers and
teachers attend this convention.
Col. J. H. Cudlipp, of Baltimore,
superintendent of Young Peoples
Work of our State Council, will be
present. Also, prominent ministers
of the Eastern Shore will be listed
on the program. Meals for dele
gates will be provided by the con-
vention church. Registrations
should be sent to w. B. Stephens,
Delmar, not later than October %.
Of iptnroct RI Da1a roopc ic or,
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wife had purchased a pair glasses
fro ma local oculist and that Lis.
had given a check for the amount
and afterwards refused to make
the check good.
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GOOD GAS FOR WINTER USE
For Quick Starting Provide Engine
With Blue SunOcO Motor Fuel

With Blue SunOcO Motor Fuel
''Ten years ago the last of our
wartime army was being demob-
recently said Mr.. Robert j.
Weir, local manager of the Sun
Oil Company, "and they brought
back with them one pet expression
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BR|tf SfIb ! "l'0
Irsrs SCATTERED 1eTs Es0N
STATE EXCHANGES
!, Items Of People 4.rs. me
s'. nd d''l Around the Larg-
peninsula 'a Towns
lima N. Minner, daagn- ,53la
b Fl'Ln3s ,nd N Mrs. Massey Min Min,
lI,adsids, aad and Mr.. Irving wing
s0'ot W Of Mr.. and Mrs. ! s,1sar Hen
y 81 we're married SUNDAY slI lay
p 1s+s. at Magnolia by the
T.Campbell.
L,,,ss A. Tinley, a native
l,lss nasssd away on October
Iats residence, 819 South
IN ~ philadelphia. Mrs
n s1 Be remembered as the
y nrsner : D. Tinley and
saughter ups Of the late John
II Mrs. Maurice A. Hart
and Mr.. and Mrs, ChaIIe' s
n, entertained the mem
ssir evening card CLUB az
n bridge, Friday evening
Dms Of the former on
ts,s t',,s street, at Dover. Gov
p,i bid for thirty-two. The
hon honor were DR.. and Mrs.
'Wordsn. DR.. and Mrs. L.
\ and Mr.. and Mrs. Hum
all of whom have recent
Dovsr their home.
II c. Hutson, G. A. GUS.
lationed at Dover as sen
ctOr of the units Of the
Guard Of the State went
.eu Proving Grounds at
Nd, on Monday, Octo-
for four days of study in
,tiop Of modern anti-air-
bting equipment. Major
| receiving special instruc-
be operation of the modern
It for the purpose of US
NATION for the instruc-
he Delaware guardsmen in
Iliug Of the equipment.
4 Mrs. Julian T. Power OF
own, Nd, have announced
gement of their daughter,
fgaret Thomas, to Thomas
Horsefeld, of Arlington,
d Cleveland, 0. For sew
ts Miss Power has been
Cleveland. No date has
for the wedding. Last
the twin sister of Miss
Miss Mary Sharpe Power,
the bride of John Francis
Of Chestertown. Miss
rs bridesmaid.
and Council of Middle
! had an airplane sign
y the roof Of the Everett
on West Main street, to
pilots establish their posi-
minimize the dangers of
|ng, especially in bad
The sign consists of the
lddletown" in eight-foot
ers and a seventeen-foot
inting towards true north.
lon has been taken thru
: ard request of the U. S.
ent working through the
&c Department.
lst, formerly Of West Do
some weeks ago charged
mad several husbands
oa.sc :. a,
Ased in the meshes of the
week when officers Peter
Moore placed him under
the technical charge of
Check with not sufficient
meet it. He was held in
ior the upper court. The
made was that Lists
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The wife and sister of Mahlon T.
Lee, formerly of Chestertown, Md,
died within a few hours of each
other. Mrs. Lee, As, died early
Tuesday morning at her home near
Newark, Del, where the family
had recently moved, and Mrs. Wal
ter Barnes, So, died Tuesday at
her home in Fairlee, near Chester
town. The first funeral was held
on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
and the funeral of Mrs. Barnes was
held Thursday morning. Interment
was made in Chester Cemetery.
Mrs. Lee leaves her husband and
three children: Mahlon T., Jr.,
George H. and Sarah Louise Lee.
Mrs. Barnes is survived by her hus-
band and one son, Lee Barnes.
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I'M PENINSULA NEWS NEWS
\ & 'I]lI|[T SPICY ITEMS
IISa1S 81 EXCHANGES
| ,.,n. of People We
81 i'',u around the Larg-
. peninsula si Towns

Fs.lna N. Ninner' ,1oas.6 daagn. MIN.
\; |I5,adsids, aad and Mr.. Irving T5u19
|No'oflll1 II Nj. and Mrs. Hen
SOD o. .a Nv married Sunday
kht "sl' I. MAGNOLIA, by the
|VCampbell.
Smyrna times., 1929-10-23

The Sussex County Council of
Religious Education will hold its
annual convention in the Delmar
M. E. church on Friday, November
1st. There will be three sessions
beginning at $50 a. m, 2 p. m. and
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Of interest to Delawareans is al
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| L.,u,ss A. Tinley, a native
fl,isss nassed away on october
/ Ists pas' residence, S19 South
E,+ ~ Philadelphia. Mrs
n ss1 :. remembered as the
r n,.nsr = D. Tinley and
,angster Of the late John
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS

Monday morning with his daughter
Margaret.
Henry Jacobson and wife. Thee.
Johns and Anna Eide we're IN Bis
marck Saturday.
Teddy Weber. Henry Helm and
Andrew and Ernest Berg we're Sum
day callers at the Jake Helm home.
Tie basketball game which was held
at Denoff Friday nigh. was won by
the Wing high school boys. the score
was l3 and II.
School Is being held at the church
and hall now.
David Weber and Harold Mueller
spent Sunday at their homes.
Andrew Larson returned from Min
ncsota Thursday.
Olive Rise and Edith Mueller EN-
ter.ained at a surprise party o few
young folks. The party was held at
the Ed Larson home In honor OF Har-
old Muellcr's eighteenth birthday.
Tie evening was spen. in playing
genes and cards.
Ha,yor Paulson left for Bismarck
Wednesday for q couple Of weeks
vacation.
Helen Dagner returned to her home
Sunday. She has been employed at
the North Ranch.
Margaret Marchant visited at the
I. +. Lyle home Tuesday.
The Berg young folks spent Sunday
evening at the Jake Helm home.
Philip Weber and family were Sun
day callers at the Elmer Drumn
home.
John Helm and Burncil Larson mo-
tored to Wilton Monday.
Rev. c. c. Strutz OF Bismarck
preached q sermon at the German
Evangelical church north Of Wing
Sunday evening. A large crowd at
tended
Mabel Magnus visited with Myrtle
Magnusson and Margaret MArchant
one evening last week.
Fred Barth and John Weber. r..
| attended the German Evangelical
conference ut Tuttlc Saturday.
Mrs. r. S. Larson returned home
! from Wilton Thursday where she has
, spent the last two weeks visiting with
her son and family.
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than SIS. Miss Anne Boomgarden
Won the quilt which they had sold
numbers on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moffit motored
to sterlir3 Monday. They reported
the snow drifting the highway quite
badly.
The Rainbow Homemakers club
met 1t the home Of Mrs. Frank Bcns
on Friday, December -. "A large
crowd Was present. The meeting waS
conducted BY the president. Christ
mas suggestions were In vogue for the
meeting. The project leaders gave
the lesson on sleeves after the bust.
ness meeting. It was decided to have
q party for the members and their
husbands on New Years eve. Com
mittees were appointed for the enter.
tanning and the refreshments. The
place Of next meeting win be an.
nounced later. Mrs. John Benz viii
give the project Of culling chickens
at the next meeting. Mrs. Beu2
served Q lovely lunch ut the close Of
the meeting.
There viii be two weeks Of vaca.
ton at Christmas. School win be out
Dec. 70 and WI Be resumed Jan. 8.
All the teachers are leaving Friday
for their homes.
Henry Schultz Of Minnesota u
spending some time In Motif.
Mrs. Frank Benz Is assisting In the
store during the day while Frank y
taking inventory.
We wish 70 correct the mistake Ne
made last week - We were mi9tn.
formd. The orandmothers" met at
the home Of Afrs. Gonna Kimball In.
stead Of Mrs. Werness.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hinning were
Bismarck callers Tuesday.
Mrs. Luella Shuttle WAS q Bismarck
caller "wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Olson IL visiting at the
John Den8 home for . couple Of
weeks.
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Baskerville
~ = o LITTLE

Regain callers "wednesday were Mr..
and Mrs.. VIM. Nickelson and chill
dren. Harry Davenport. Alvin Man.
ming. Gene and Norman Little.
Mrs. Anna Knutson and son Oliver
were Regain callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Doshe and chill.
dren were Wednesday evening visitors
ct the Frank Nicholson home.
Ole Void and Paul 0reenan cali.
ed ct the Cecil E1kins home Thurs.
day forenoon.
Mrs. Anna Knutson and Oliver
were Thursday evening visitors ct
Roy Lttles.
Earl and George Mowder were ne.
gan callers Friday.
Mrs.. Anna Knutson. Oliver Knut-
son and Willie Uhde spent Friday at
the Joe Keller home.
Mrs. VIM. Mickelson and children
spent Saturday Afternoon Ut the
Uhde home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Taylor and
children were Saturday evening visit.
ors ct Earl MoWders.
M. and AIs. Harry Worden and
children and Jim Wooden speut Sun.
day ct the Harry Davenport home.
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tended the All club convention.
among whom were Miss Clara Eta
Exener and Isabella Kinney Of Brad
dock.
The Woodmen Of the World held
their regular meeting in the hail
Thursday evening. Two new members
were initiated into the order. Elec-
ton Of officers was also In order.
After the regular business was dis
pensed with q lunch was served BY
Mr.. Stem.
Mrs. Leonard knight and Miss
Lulu Hirvela left Friday afternoon
for Bismarck where they expect TO
spend the winter.
John Fockler who has been . pa
tient at st. Alexius hospital Bismarck
following an operation for appended
It's returned to Braddock Saturday.
Jake Bower was q Linton bushes
caller Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ras Aarvig and
daughter Helen visited over the
weekend with Bismarck and Man.
dan friends.
Mrs. A. ]. Piers was hostess to the
Braddock Study and Civic club on
; Tuesday evening. The club voted ia
present q book to the school library
and send q book on North Dakota"
by q North Dakota writer to the w.
II. headquarters 1t Warrington. p.
c. After the regular order Of busi-
ness the study Of india WA contin-
ued. The next regular meeting will
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Little were sun
day Afternoon Visitors at the George
Movder home.
Cecil Elkins and family called Ct
the Ole Void home Sunday after.
noon.
Frank Nickelson spent Sunday It
his home.
Aadge Runey Of Bismarck WAS =
dinner guest ct the Frank Mickolson
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mickelson and
children were Sunday visitors 1t Pete
Mickelsor's.
Mrs Harry Davenport was . pas
senger to Wilton Tuesday evening
where she Will spend several days at
the Tom Hollingsworth home.
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Hazlegrove


WIN Thieling. Fred Wagner and
Art Ochemar drove cattle to futile
Monday to ship.
Clifford 4oeresette returned to Les.
ter HAWKINS Monday from Virginia.
He WAS on the sick list . few days.
Lester HAWKINS called ct Haxle-
groves Monday evening.
Mr.. and ArA Lester Hawkins and
Clifford MorTesctte were guests
Tuesday evening at the Ray Haxle-
grove home. Whist WAS played and
lunch Mas served ~ the hostess.
Lester Hawkins called at his folks.
the John Hawkins family, Thursday.
Ray HAxlegrOve and Lester Haw-
kins were n futile Friday On busi-
ness.
Ar. and Mr.. Ray Haslegroye and
Lenora 8ottke ware guests Friday
evening at the Lester Hawkins home.
Cards Furnished the pastime.
Mr.. q. q. Gray q Wing who Is
whiting ct the Frank Gray home Is
quite sick.
Ajax echiemser called ct the Les.
ter HAWKINS home Saturday O. he
hauled out some coal for Lester, and
he also called q tbe Haxleerove home
and Lenoga 1ottke accompanied him
hOme. and also Clifford Norresette
accompanied him q far ~ J. n.
Vtngine.
Miss Len0ra K0ttke was m over
night SueGt y the Philip schiemser
h0me Saturday.
LAwyenoe and Ivan Goldsmith and
henry Luseng were n Tuttje oatur-
day.
"a wagner vi IN futile one day
this week a business.
II. and Nh. Fred Wasouer and
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hours of flying by the last of Feb
ruary, or my license expires. But I
can do that all right. Dust as con
as I get out Of here, l am going right
into a plane, and get up into the
clouds again. When I q close
these fingers again over q stick. and
take off. I'm going to be the happiest
woman iii the whole world"
Long Wanted TO Fly
Her devotion to flying dates back
to her childhood. In Florida, when
she saw her first plane, and her par
ents refused to take her up for q ride.
Viola saved up her money until she
was able to pay for with her own
nickles and dimes. The spanking she
received later was accepted philo.
sophically Is q small price to pay for
SO thrilling an experience.
And from that time on, I never
thought seriously about anything else
but flying" she said.
She had no money to buy . plane
or take instruction, SO she earned It
working rs a cashier in q restaurant.
Mornings she flew, and afternoons
and evenings she counted out change.
She hired q plane for her first stunt
flying. After she obtained her pilots
license. she became q prominent fig
urc In flying circles. She made q
tour Of the country in an airplane,
and at one time she established q
record for women In an endurance
flight.
Would Make Flying Safer
Miss Gentry will not try for any
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operation for appendicitis. Marcella
and brother arc staying at Adolpil
Hanson's.
MI. and Mrs. Prince and son Harold
were Sterling callers Monday.
Tom Stewart was q caller at George
Kusch's Friday night.
George Kusch was a caller at Tom
Stewards Saturday.
Mrs. Edam Eisenbeisz of Driscoll
Was . Sterling caller Saturday.
Ernest Johnson, Howard Morten
and one Of the other men were call
ers at the Tom Stewart homo Satur-
day night. From there they went to
Driscoll.
|. Mr.. and Mn. Roy Turner were bust
ness callers In Bismarck Thursday
and Friday.
Pee echmidkunz was a caller at
George Magnuses' ana Tom Stewards
Saturday morning.
Tom Stewart and family and Mrs.
Erne0 johnson and daughter Lor-
rine Doris were Driscol callers Sum-
day.
Nj. and Mr.. Roscoe Parker and
family were dinner guests at G. L.
Booheistans Sunday.
Charles Harker was Q caller at
Roscoe Parker's Friday.
M. and Mrs. Elder Elness and Cur
tb E1ness were In Bismarck Satux-
day.
Raymond johnson and sister Grace
and Orval Thompson were Sunday
callers 1t Tya Johnson's Sunday.
I'd Smiths and I'd. 6chmidkuxlz's
were Saturday evening guests at
Lawrence Mork's.
I've johnson and family were SUM-
day visitors 1t Lawrence Mork,s.
Nj. and Ars. r. NJ. johnson accom-
panied BY Lawrence Mork wefe shop
peTS in Bismarck Saturday.
Ar. and Alrs. Max Lang were Sun.
day evening callers at Adam Eisen-
betszis In Drtscoll.
Mr.. and Mrs.. George Magnus were
Sterling callers Monday.
Blu Yonoshies who has been s tay.
ing at Max Langs and going to school
left for Detroit Tuesday. He Is going
to visit his amt.
Marvin Nagnus was . Sterling call
er Monday.
Roy Hanson spent Sunday Il
Ad0lph lannon's.
The Homemakers club met at the
Kusch's Monday.
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Sterling
BY FEN STEWART

Lawrence lGork was . town caller
Monday.
Mrs. Ernest johnson and daueli.
ter Loerine Doris spent Thugsday ATT
ernoon ct Martin olsonis 10 Driecoll.
Ernest johnson was . Sterling CALL
er Thur1day.
NJ. and Alrs. Henry Aspland we're
business calless II Driscoll Saturday.
AdlAide Hall spent Thursday night
with Farm Stewart.
Charles zarker was . Startling CALI,
ef ThiEsday.
Ths Startling school y giving
Christmas ptosram De. =. q the
han.
NJ. Hurr ana daughters Ida and
Almena were Sterling callers THUR
-.
~. and m. oeeeoe Easeh ve,e
1is1nASck cal1ers 1huFsday aad RI
day.
Aaolpt Dessins teok little Dalphine
- Bismarck Iues6ay. - NJ a
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Bradd0clk


Claire Hulett and Theodore Naad-
EN- returned Friday evening from Far
go where they were delegates of the
Braddock All Beef Calf club ct the
club show. Ted winning first prize
in the junior yearling Angus class,
hts calf weighing 600 lbs. selling at
the auction to the 500 Line r. r.
company for 16 cents per pound.
Claires calf at lO27 pounds sold to
the Bismarck Rotary club for IS cents
per pound. Henry H~alverson. lem
Der Of q club In the Pursian Park VI
cinity, Won the gold watch awarded
by the Alpha 0amma Rhoe Of the
Fargo Agricultural college for being
the most outstanding club boy. Henry
has just returned from Z free trip
to the international Livestock show
in Chicago. he being one Of the nine-
teen outstanding club boys Of North
Dakota who were given such . privi-
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. n. Long had as
Sunday guests Mr.. and Ars. z. Van
Dyre Of Mckenzie, N. D.
Mrs. Emma Button spent Thursday
and Friday In Bismarck Christmas
shopping.
Messrs. Thore Maiden, Grant HUI
lett and B. Damsgaard. who took the
boys and their calves to Fargo to At
tend the All convention returned
home.
Messrs. J. q. DeFrance. H. W. Al
len and =. n. Doerschlag autoed to
Bismarck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles .Wristens of
Bismarck were guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Warner 6empel. and Mr.. George
Sempel Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. O. r. Bauer visited Monday
and Tuesday with her sister ct Ma
poelon.
The basketball game played Friday
evening between Draddock ANA Lehr
teams In the Braddock gym resulted
In . score Of 70 to : Ia favor q Lehr.
MrS. Grant Peterson who spent
most Of the week In Bismarck return.
ed home Friday.
Friday evening Mr.. Randlettc Of
the Greater North Dakota association
delivered . very fine address Ii the
hall. His subject w. Hog and sheep
Raising.
3. Drum Of Lytton, H.. arrived
Wednesday 70 look after his farm
Ing interests il the wild Rose dis
trict.
=. Knadle Of Enderlin, auditor Tor
the Osborne Mcmillan Elevator COM
pany paid tho local elevator . visit
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Ars. John 9empel Who
spent the past week visiting relatives
here LETT On the 800 for Kuhn Nom
day where they viii visit with other
relatives.
". W. Mandigo was = passenger to
1ismarck Tuesday. returning home
Thursday.
Christian Maiden. Emssy Edholm
and Clifford Hulstt returned Friday
evening from Fargo after attending
the Al calf show.
The Christmas program aponsored
by the =. Ia. and The community
club win - bald 90 Friday evening.
Dec. -.
Mis- Id swanson spent the week
end = the hone q her sister. Mr..
A. Exener.
Mn. Adolph Excner has returned
from Fargo where che was In charge
Of the DuEleigh county girls Who It
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GLADYS NELSON

John Trygg. WHO is enrolled at the
Fargo Agricultural College, is tx
pccted home to spend the Christmas
vacation with his parents, Charlie
Trygg's.
Elmer Trygg is expected home
tn. Sunday before Christmas from
Winnipeg, Manitoba, where he vas
enrolled at the Pcnticostal Bible COL
lege, to spend his Christmas vaca-
ton with his parents, Andrew
Trygg's.
Mrs. George Nelson and family
ard Willie Jiras were visitors Thurs
day night at the Enos Strandamo
home.
Gcrtic Mat Nelson went to school
No. ! Friday to practice for the
Christmas program with Mrs. Gun
ningham.
Andrew Tryggs motored to Bis
marck Friday looking after business
affairs.
Mrs. Clarence Kcttleson and Mrs.
Morris Erickson motored to Bis
marc. Saturday looking after vari-
Gus business.
MI. and Mrs. Gene Cunningham
and son Edward motorcd to Bis
marck Saturday looking after bust
Ecss matters.
Emma Nelson, high school stu
dent from Bismarck, came home last
Sunday to visit at her parental home.
John Anderson motored to Bis
marck Friday on local business.
Irene and Floyd returned home with
him to spend the week at their home.
guest Friday with his brother, Geo.
Nelson and motorcd hack to MAJ
Saturday to resume his duties in
the Max Motor Sales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Nelson and
son Dennis, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Scott and Emma Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Engdahl and family
were guests last Sunday with their
parents, Nels Nelson's.
Hannah Marie and Charles Eng
dahl. who have been staying here
with their grand parents, Nels Mel
sons, have returned to their home
in Gibbs.
Leon Nelson and Harry Horne
from Park Rapids, MIMI, are ex.
pected here for Christmas to visit
with their brother George, and fam
lily.
Marie Farrell, who is employed II
the William Morris home near Bis
marck. is expected to remain there
all winter.
SAM Brown came from Max Sum
day night and was an overnight
guest at the George Nelson home.
The party that was held Saturday
night at the Herbert Little home
was well attended. Card playing
and dancing were among the eve
ning's diversions. A dainty lunch
con vas served BY the hostess II
midnight Oscar Landerholm and
SON Arthur furnished the music.
George and Howard Nelson arrived
home Friday night from different
points in Minnesota, Wadsna, Min
reapolis, Sebeka and Park Rapids,
where they spent . week visiting
relatives. They were summoned b.
the serious illness Of their mother,
Mrs. George Potter, who was taken
to . hospital in Minneapolis for
treatment and W illremain for some
time. On their way they visited
with Clifford Sweets in Staples,
who was . former resident from
here. George Potter will remain in
Minneapolis two weeks or more o
his mother j. progressing very
slowly.
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daughter Lucille were guests Sunday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ulfers.
Elmer Perry was in futile on busi-
ness one day this week.
Miss Otillia Brose spent the week.
end with her folks near Arena.
The Ed and Art Ochuner families
were guests of relatives near Arena
Saturday evening.
Ed Wagner and Pauline Wolff and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were
dinner guests Sunday at the home Of
Elmer Perry and his mother. Whist
and RADIO music furnished the pas
time.