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Terl,vik
- BERTHA LARv1CK

Allan Quasi left for Minot. whsre
his father IS III.
lpas Nose eehlect spent the week
Ell ct Linton.
J1eob p14fl Spent the latter part Of
tn week at Linton.
14ile Y5e6e Dyeckel and her
tfplhog. Adam, teok the train to Lam.
tn Saturday, returning Monday.
~ CAoptey 4yog9eu entertained
~. eA4 Nm. Carl Reich end M. and
l(Sv Ca3QuheVp ct dinner sunday.
~ q. a Alpgecht and Mr. and Mr..
TNNee Moto Sunday afternoon guests
~ t9 0t6el@paeler hogne.
w. N1oedeeu 81 Linton IVES Sat-
urear 4lpneF gpest at the Fsed ochs-
III. z. \. Davis Of seattle. wash.
x6 yi)1o4 xteads - Temvik. lefl
41(s21ntcQ 1Gdudoy b viGit and looh
1 6kS1g hQ11neoG Affairs From there
&&1I sEpeakn 70 he1 home.
81 a 1eller returned hoane sun.
2 ~ from Florida. where HI
/ 49, W - winter With his sistel
A9s14nd and also visited othel
& S1I5 lDerfaa oehsner went s. trais
" 61 4N0ov night and staye(
EsIfG11 n l31 r. ntt1nd TIE fi1nesa
Il ~ 3 G Ef& cJooe friend, Mnrjl
\ ~ away SUNDAY 3
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Welch's Spur


John WEIGH, Oliver WEIGH and Rob-
ert WEIGH motored to Bismarck Mon
day. Glen Baker was also Bis
marck caller Monday.
Leo Doppler caught an $l8 badger
in one of his traps the first OF the
week.
Mr.. staggert called at the Rittel
home Wednesday.
The Presbyterian missionary So
ciety met at the home Of Mrs. John
WEIGH Thursday.
Mrs. Gonlson Of Glencoe visited at
Mrs. Robt. Boyd's home Thursday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and Mrs
Gonlson called at the Robert Welcf
home Friday Mrs. Snyder and MRS
Gonlson visited Boyd school No. l.
Robert WEIGH and son Bobbie calico
at the Yeakle home Friday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Doppler and ONT
of their sons motored to Bismarck OF
business Thursday.
Homer WEIGH and sister. Mrs. Johr
Devine. and little Edith Marie Bruce
called at the Robert WEIGH home OF
their way to Apple Creek for Mrs
Bruce. who teaches in that district
Mrs. Bruce spent the weekend at tn
home Of her parents, Mr.. and MIR
A. D. WEIGH. Homer WEIGH and Mrt
Devine are both visiting their parent
at the present time Mrs. Devine viii
stay. with her sister. Mrs. Bruce, II
Apple Greek the coming week, an
then leave for the west.
Mr.. Nieland called for Mrs. Me
land and their little nephew. Eldol
Snyder, Friday evening. Mrs. Gonl
son accompanied them as far 9
Glencoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. WEIGH and lit
tie daughter Laura motored to Bis
marck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mole and 50
Joyce of Bismarck and Mr.. and Mr.
Robert WEIGH and family visited
the A. D. WEIGH home Sunday.
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s. w. Burleigh
BY K. d. STEWART

The section boss, who has been
located at Magnus'. intends to move
with his family to Brittin. N. p.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alex Stewart
and Lee Mallard were passengers to
Bismarck Monday.
Paul Hapel shipped a carload OF
hogs and q. car Of cattle to So. st.
Paul Monday.
Mrs. Glen Oder and baby daugh-
ter are staying at the Bert Buckley
home for while.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Nicholson called
on Mr.. Mickclson's sister Anna on
the. way to Bismarck last Tuesday.
Ernest Hauser and A. Loveliss were
Sunday dinner guests at the John
Stewart home last Sunday.
James KavAs was caller at the
Claud Hauser. and John Stewart
homes Sunday.
Norman Stewart motored to Bis.
marck Saturday.
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Sterling
BY MILDRED JOHNSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lang and chill
dren were shopping In Bismarck Sat-
urday.
Miss Mildred Dietznlann Of Me-
noken, spent the weekend with Glib
sons Of Sterling.
Mrs. Carey j. johnson visited with
her daughter. Mrs. Ernest johnson.
Monday.
! The union meeting was held 1T the
hall Monday night. After the busi-
ness meeting program was given by
Mrs. Fogarty and Mrs. Stewart. The
program follows: Song by Beryl
Sherman: monologue. Mildred John
son; recitation, mrs. Tom Stewart;
reading, Marion Ness: dialogue, Mr..
and Mrs. George Kush and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Chenoweth. The pro-
gram for next time will be given by
Mrs. lesson and Mrs. Ernest johnson.
Miss Dorothy zuraff visited at her
home Wednesday.
Mrs. L. B. Smith went to Bismarck
Monday and returned Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sedtvec were in
Bismarck Saturday.
The Misses veronica Riley and
Erma Cox visited in Driscoll satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Madge Runey, Bismarck, Wis.
tied friends In Sterling Thursday eve.
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler johnson and
children, and MI. Max Lang AMI
daughter, Margaret. visited ct Emf
Lang'S Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Carey johnson an,
daughter, Grace, visited ct Pau
Lang.s Sunday.
Miss Mildred johnson visited ct tn
Tom Stewart home Monday evening
i Mr.. and Mrs. Elder Eness wer
Sterling callers Thursday.
/ Charley Ryan and Russell Tollefscl
were in bismarck "wednesday.
Miss Emma 6chopher Is visitin
J friends III eweet 8riar.
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NEWS OF OUR NElCnB0RS

Temvik about 4:3O and gave us a
nice sermon at 7:30. It was his first
sermon in Tcmvik.
Mrs. Pfaff and children and Mrs.
Nathan were callers on Mrs. Pauline
Reich Sunday.
Most OF the high ,radc students OF
the school enjoyed listening to the
inaugural ceremonies at the home
Of Mrs. Enders and Mrs. Sundcen
The Temvik Community club will
give their first program Friday eve-
ming, March 8, consisting Of male
quartet, glee club selections. and
two SPEAKERS, Charles Coventry and
Superintendent Curtis jenkins. both
of Linton. The former will speak on
Community Club Work" cid the lat
ter OH Education"
The Community club OF Tcmvik Is
giving a carnival riday evening
March IS.
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Moffit
By MAuDE MoFFIr

Fred Hinsey and Donovan Draue
motored to Mckenzie on a business
trip Monday. Mr.. Hinsey went TO
Bismarck and Donovan Dralle re-
turned to Moffit.
The Epworth League at Mckenzie
gave O play at the Benz hall Satur-
day evening. The title was The
Path Across the Hill. Proceeds are
for the Epworth Leagues Of Moffit
and Mckenzie.
Everett Porter and Ian Clair
motored to Bismarck on Friday to
visit Mrs Ella Porter, who Is very
III.
Mrs. A. c. Lane and son, Byron
who have been employed at Carson
for several months, returned to Moffit
on Saturday. They are visiting at
the Robert Carpenter home.
The members OF the Farmers union
held a meeting at the schoolhouse on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. E. M. Whitaker entertained
the following friends at a whist party
on Thursday evening: Mike and Ed
Kleeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Porter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Argast, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Cooler, Mr.. and Mrs. Uhrhammer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moffit, Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Thoisen, Mrs. Edward Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay johnson. Prizes
went to Mrs. Everett Porter and
Charles Moffit About IL o'clock a
delicious lunch was served by Mrs.
Whitaker.
Miss Eta Hoffman was taken to
Bismarck last week where she re-
ceived medical aid for several days.
Mrs. E. M. Whitaker motored to
Bismarck Friday and Saturday to
receive medical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Lane and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lane
and son, visited at the Jones home on
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Enockson were
capital city callers on Monday. They
returned the same day.
The Mothers club met at the home
of Mrs. James Hill on Thursday after
noon. Three members Of the club
Mrs. Martin RIPLEY, Mrs. Hill and
Mrs. Werner celebrated their birth.
days. Each received a lovely liner
table cloth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brownawell
motored to Bismarck on Saturday.
Mrs. James Hill entertained num-
Der of friends at birthday party or
Saturday afternoon in honor Of Nor.
mans birthday. The afternoon wa.
spent In playing games and q lunch
was served by Mrs. Hill.
Saturday, March 16, will be com
munity day for Moffit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Kendall are tn
parents of baby boy born on Wed
nesday at Bismarck.
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Trygg
BY GLADYS E. NELSON

Clarence Magnus is spending the
winter at Flasher with Mr.. Magnus's
brother
Albin spargberg made trip to
Regain Monday attending to some
business affairs.
viran Nelson and Enos Strandamo
made a trip to Baldwin and the Ed
Strandamo home Tuesday.
Josie Olson and Dorothy Katz
visited Sunday at the Charlie Rue
home with Gladys Rue.
otto Swanson made trip to Bald
win Wednesday attending to some
business affairs.
Clarence Starr and Joe Marley were
callers at the M. A. Nelson home one
day last week.
r. C. Nelson made a trip to the
Esthervillc teacherage to get Mrs
Nelson, who spent the weekend here
with her family.
G. F. Nelson and Joe Marley made
a trip to Regain Saturday to attend
to various business interests.
Mrs. Clarence Long and baby came
I lIOll IIlC NAl AAlIOC1 AlOAAAC AAA 0ACuAAA ~
Saturday morning to Baldwin. From
there Mr.. Long got her by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Fisher went tx
visit his brother Joe Fisher ant
family Saturday.
Clarence Starr, Willie and Lille
Jiras were entertained at dinner ant
supper last Sunday by the G. F. Mel
son family.
Hugo Nelson and John Kruger wer'
callers at the G. F. Nelson home Fri
day.
Anton Fisher returned home from
Minot Thursday where he was EN-
ployed all winter.
John Rcsch made q trip to Bis
marck Saturday.
Henry Strom. Lawrence, Melvin ant
Paul Coleman transacted bushes
in Regain Saturday.
Mrs. j. w. Jiras went to Bisrnarcl
Monday night to visit her brother an
sister-in-law from New Salem, VIII
are in a Bismarck hospital.
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Glenview
BY MRS. LARS JACOBSON

Lars jacobson spent Tuesday ana
"wednesday In the capital city r'a
business.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Reynard Splitter Sunday.
visitors at the AL Holden home
Sunday were Verl and Paul Holding,
Dave Bly,, Frank Murrey, Mrs. G. M.
Jacobson, son Edgar and granddaugn-
ter Violet
Mrs. c. M. Jacobson is spending =
few days visiting friends at wilton
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter simons mo-
tored to Bismarck Monday. They
brought Marvel home from the hos
pttal.
Lowell Christensen arrived home
recently, after spending the winter In
the east visiting relatives.
E. A. Lewis, who has spent the win
ter In California, is expected home
soon.
Charles Krotz was a business caller
In Baldwin Saturday.
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Steele
BY MRS. r. W. GREss

Mrs. George Altes is spending the
week in Mandan, where she is taking
treatment.
The boys and girls basketball teams
Of Medina came up Monday night
and played our boys and girls teams
in the local gymnasium. The score
Of the girls game was 10 to IL in
favor Of Medina. and the boys score
was 8 to % in favor Of Medina.
Adelbert Taylor was down from
Bismarck last week visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schossow and
little son visited over Sunday at the
home of Mr.. Schossow's parents at
Pettibone.
Glen Darling is the new clerk in
the postoffice.
Mrs. G. D. Miller entertained the
w. r. M. 8. Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Donald Patton and Mrs. VANS
ley had charge Of the program.
Carl Amodt visited his mother at
the Bismarck hospital Sunday.
The people Of Steele were shocked
Saturday night to learn that Judge
Heuste4d had suddenly passed away
at the Foye Harriss home, where he
had been living for some time. A
sudden heart attack was the cause
Of his death. Funeral services were
held in the Presbyterian church
Tuesday afternoon, with Rev. w. f.
Water Of the Bismarck Methodist
church In charge. A mixed quartet
composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Dornacf1er, Mrs. Arne vinje and Or.
vile Church sang what Friend
We Have in Jesus" Beautiful Isle
Of Somewhere" and God Will Take
Care Of YOU" The e. p. lodge, Of
which the deceased was q member
attended in body. Interment wa.
made in Woodlawn cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Lund and fam.
lily. OF Bismarck, visited at the o. T
Ness home Sunday.
Grandma Omodt came home from
Bismarck Tuesday, where she ha.
been in the hospital receiving treat
ment for rheumatism.
Clausen Heustead arrived here from
Minneapolis Saturday night to atten'
the funeral Of his father.
| Marshall Jaynes Is now one Of tn
partners in the LOOMS garage, hav
ing bought out the interest Of Nj
Kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. T. Ness entertaine
at dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Foy
Harris and Ruth, Mr.. and Mrs. OFT
johnson and family, and the Lund
Of Bismarck.
The commercial affairs conmitte
of the Community club had luncheo
at the Grand Pacific hotel Thursda
! night. The need Of waterworks sys
tenn for Steele was the main top
under discussion. A committee WI
, appointed to investigate and repol
on this subject at the next meetin
n Mrs. o. B. Lund came down frol
; Bismarck Tuesday to attend the II
neral Of Judge Heustead.
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y MyIyLE cHFIsTENsEN

:.
Mr.. end lfrS. CAriSt schoon o..
joyed Z visit from "a old 1rten4 md
acquaintance, JOKE 1egg ~ Cana4e.
"wednesday evening. 1hly94ey he
left tor Arena and from there he re-
turns 70 his home Ia Cep@de. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. kdolpt Hansen and
family and MI. and Mrs. Joe P9ulsen
and Children visited wednesday eve
ming with the Christ schoon family.
Mrs. II. A. Smith, who has spent
the past week visiting with her
daughter and children. AGrs. Mable
Carlson 81 oteele. returned home
Thursday.
Olaf Olson and Winn. Kotsrba
were business callers. at Bismarck
| Thursday returning Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Ray Smith spent the
week lend 1t Steele.
Olaf Olson took Ar. and Mrs. Ed
Erickson aS far as George Christian
sons friday II the car. Mrs. Erick-
son had been At Mandan receiving
medical trcatsnents. .ss ;is
Rudolph Klucksdalll spent tn
fwcek end With his sister Mrs Alfret
IHagsted and family north OF stselc
Alfs. Mart arot 1orringdahl AZ
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Mckenzie
BY MRS. T. T. HUGHES

George Mauly, Roscoe Crum, Mr..
and Mrs. H. T. Crun, Mrs. H. Z. Cur
It's, Mr.. and Mrs. George Watson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pearson were Bis
marck shoppers Wednesday.
The PIT. A. will hold meeting at
the Schoolhouse Tuesday evening. G.
w. Thompson. will act rs program
chairman, and n. Hermanson as
chairman Of the refreshment COM
mittee.
]. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Easton Of Britton
were In Mckenzie Friday visiting rel
atives and friends.
d. B. feathers and Wendell Draw
yer attended the basketball game In
the Mandan training school gymna-
STUN Saturday night.
Mrs. Henry Larson entertained the
Larkin club Tuesday afternoon. ;. A
luncheon was served by the hostess.
The All girls sewing club. was en-
tertained Saturday afternoon by
Nina Mauly. Y 81
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Crum were II
pismarck on business Saturday.
William Hughes sr. was Z Bismarck
caller Saturday. 's
0eralda Young visited ct thu
George Watson home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mauly ant
family and Isabel Colby and daughter
lnes went to jamestown sunday anf
y3sited Of the Carl Mauly home.
The LEGAL P..T. A. met Merch s
| The meeting wqs opened by the pyesi'
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Raleigh


John Oleson returned home Mon
day from Mobridgc. s. D.. where he
was a patient in the hospital for
several weeks.
VIM. Cation returned to his home
at selfridge. Wednesday. having been
relief agent at Raleigh during Mr..
Oleson's absence.
Mr.. Britner received his second car
load of machinery this past week. He
has had several men busy setting the
machinery up getting ready for the
spring rush Of business.
Sam Paul visited his little daughter
who is a patient at the st. Alexius
hospital in Bismarck for several days
this past week.
Mrs. A. Gabbard was a passenger
to Elgin Thursday where she took her
little daughter to consult doctor.
A. J. Langang of Flasher was q
business visitor in town Friday.
Mrs. e. Refill returned home from
Bismarck Tuesday, where she spent
several weeks at the st. Alexius hos
pital, recovering from a goitre opera
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Westrum and
two children Mylo and Ardys Ann re-
turned as far as Mclaughlin with
their car and arrived home on the
train Wednesday afternoon. They
spent the winter on the western coast
and visited many former Raleigh
friends who reside in washington
Oregon and California.
Cornelius Bonofgosky living about
twelve miles from town was almost
overcome with monoxide gas from his
car and was found in an unconscious
state about one hour afterwards. He
revived and is none the worse for hi
experience.
John Hansen. Flasher, accompanied
]. D. Scott to Raleigh Tuesday eve
ming. Mr.. Scott is the grand repre-
sentative for the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows and was a visitor 81
the Raleigh I. o. o. F. lodge Tuesda,
evening.
Lawrence Loeb, one of our mos
successful farm and stock men. In
purchased 10 Guernsey heifers from
q stock farm in Minnesota and ex
poets to run an up-to-date datr.
farm.
Peter Christensen. Carson. s2en
the weekend visiting relatives nea
Raleigh. He purchased three pur
bred Duroc gifts from his brother +
G. Christensen while here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. August Nelson wer
visitors in Carson Thursday wher
they visited at the home Of thei
daughter, Mrs. John Schoening.
John Wingenbach and Adolph Kop
we're attending to business matters
the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. H. E. Wilson and baby DO
returned home Thursday from Bis
marck via Elgin.
/. Samuel Parr Of Pretty Rock ar
. rived Tuesday for an indefinite visi
at the home of his daughter. Mr.
Glen Bosworth Mr.. Parr has been til
postmaster at Pretty Rock for mum
Der Of years. but owing to failin
health had to resign
81 Frank Allen has been engaged II
a year on the August DALEY far
and started work there March LIST.
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Dodge
By OLGA M. GROSSMAN

Ada Renk, who has been assisting
Mrs. Radke in Golden Valley for
some time, returned to her nome
Thursday.
Som Miller Of Golden Valley was a
guest 1t the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Miller Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Hammel and
Anton and Bill Hettrick motored TO
Werner Friday, where they attended
the district basketball tournament Tor
the boys.
Glen Kirk transacted business in
Halliday wednesday.
Barbara Sautner Of Mandan is q
guest for a few days at the homes OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anto.. Wilhelm and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gleich.
Jacob Huber was a t..:.s.-.cSs caller
in Hazen Thursday.
Mrs. Adolph Eissenger was pas
senrer to Beulah Monday, where she
spent the day visiting friends.
Otto Bauman, county commissioner
took the train to Stanton wednesday
where he looked over his business al
fairs
Neil Lee Of Dickinson spent a few
days At the G. N. Lee home this week
Theodore Stuhlmiller was an east
bound passenger to Bismarck Mon
t'>y. where he consulted the doctors
of the Bismarck hospital.
Jacob Orossman took the train &c
D.ulah Monday, where he had dental
work done.
Ed Tscholfske, VIII, has been Ill IN
the Bismarck hospital for some time
returned to his home Friday.
Josephine Anderson was pas1e.i-
ger to Manning Saturday. where she
scent the weekend with friends &c
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Klein motorc-
TO Halliday Thursday, where they
looked over their business affairs II
thnt city.
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Rev. Corhit. and interment Was MADE
In the family lot ut Carson.

Mrs, E. J. LAWYER returned Friday
from an extended visit in Minnesota
Misses Mildred and Marcia KAN
rath went to Carson Thursday eve
ming, staying overnight ut the Chas'
Emch home, and leaving for Bismarck
Friday morning to spend the week
end with their parents, Mr.. and MRS
VIM. Klamath.
The Civic club held very success
full party Wednesday evening IN the
K. of p. lodge rooms.
Mrs. John Mcidingcr Of Hell has
been spending few days with mel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Emch. MI
and Mrs. Meidinger are employed a.
the John Rink farm for the coming
year.
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By MRS. e. F. SAVAGE

.'The. Zanders Gump Wedding
which was put on by the Braddock
p. z. A. in the high school was we'll
attended and nice sum was realized.
The announcer, Ella Cinders. Mrs. A.
Burton, introduced the wedding
guests, Immediately after which the
Rinky- Dinky club, Ross Martini.
Donald Robinson, Willie Schaefer
and Ben Palmer, demonstrated their
talents in . song sung to the tune Of
TT Amt Gonna Rain No More" Fol-
lowing this came Mrs. G. L. Barton
as the winsome Sylvia Appleby and
her ardent lover, Mr.. O. NJ. Vie, whose
clever little speeches caused much
merriment among the audience.
Sylvia's father, Herman Junge, who
has long since joined the ranks OF
welded blessedness, displayed great
skin IS q ''clog dancer" Now comes
Magic, Grace Lilleboe, and her sorely
persecuted husband. Jiggs, Fred Fock-
Ter. whom no one envied and whose
funny antics created roars of laugh
ter. e
walter Bohlin as Mutt failed to
put in an appearance on account of
the storm, and jeff. q. r. Bauer, ex-
pressed Nuts. views on divorces.
The negro songsters were well rep.
resented by Messrs J. q. DeFrance,
and Ed Hixon, Who sang Somebody
Lied" Barney Google, q. H. Dexter
and Sunshine. Howard Barton. dis
played their ability IN dance. Major
Hoopie, Elroy johnson. master Of
ceremonjeS. displayed his particular
talent ID IN efficient manner.
| The wedding party consisted Of
Uncle BIN, John Allensworth. Widow
Zauder, Mrs. shepard. Andy. Doe
Macdonald. MIN. Mrs.. eempel, Or
phen Annie, Betty Bower. Tom Carr
frank Ecksry, Mary cold.' Fred'
echsefes.
n The Dra44eck study and Civic!
3 club h@A 8 surprise pfoE1aN ct tai
i home Of Mrs A. J. Pters Wednes4a,
evenin4. The committee In chang
Of the evening we're Meedames A9rvio
Feltheim and Baker, who with tn
hostess served Q delicious lunch. Tn
} program Was Is follows:. Song. Love
| Old Sweet Song, club: piano SOLE
Mrs. e. Z. Barton: reading, Sugal
Tedpoles and Shortening: and Farm
Ter Browns Best Cow. Mn. Vie: soll
Carolina Moon and Dream Trair
; Mrs. =. ~. Lang.
i The Ladies' Aid Of the Methods
church win hold bakery and foo
+ sale Tor the purpose Of raising uione
{ Tor the uinisker's salary at the = y