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daughter Grace and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gabel ana two children, Of Bis
Ina lick.
Yvonne sabot visited ct the home
Of her grandparents, Mi. and Mrs.
Fred ssbot, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mr3. John Eslgdahl and
daughter HAL, accompanied BY Mr..
and Mr.. william 0erke Of Bismarck,
went to MADAM Saturday to attend
q theatre.
Sunday callers at the Engdahl home
were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur eolberg and
Adrien Asbridge.
MM--:.~t 0abel visited Tuesday
evening at ',hn 0abel's.
Oscar Swenson and on Bobbie
called Friday evening at the John So
bot home.
Hilda Askeboom Of Bismarck visited
at the Frank Trygg home from aatur.
day evening til Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Koch and
dcughter Lillian were Sunday callers
at the homes Of Philip Lytany' and
George Earhart OF Man. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oabel enter
tanned the following at dinner
Wednesday evening: Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Gabel and Vol Raymond, Mr..
and Mrs. John Gabel Jr. and sons
Marvin and Edville, MI. and Mrs. Leo
0abel and Mrs. Burbage and Mrs.
ochmitz. The occasion was Philips
birthday.
The Henry Schneider family visited
Sunday at John Gabel's.
The following Elpils Of the primary
room received 100 In their weekly
spelling tests: Yvonne Sabot, John
Sabot. Gertrude 0abel, rillian Koch,
Richard Gabel. Verdon sabot. Laverne
Sabot, Eleanora Gabel, Florence Eng
dahl. Ruth Trygg, and Evelyn Eng
dahl.
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There were no church services on
sunday evening, due to the funeral
services In the afternoon. There were
no league services. either, but Il 10
expected to have the regular le6aue
n church services on Sunday eve
ming. May 20.
Miss Lille Earlywine, who Is as
sisting with the housework at the
Kenneth Lane home, wa q capital
city caller Wednesday.
Mrs. william Mcdonald spent the
past week visiting at the home Of her
cousin, Mrs. Frank Benz.
Mrs. Burns Bailey and Mrs. Ed
ward DeHaan entertained q number
Of ladies and little folks 1t Q birthday
party at the Burns Bailey home Sat-
urday afternoon In honor Of the
birthday Of their little sons. wallace
Bailey and Walter DeHaan. The little
folks enjoyed . very pleasant after
noon. and q lovely lunch was served.
The Whitaker family have taken
up their residence at the farm. and
Junior Is staying at the home Of his
sister. Mrs. Melvin Thorsen.
%uSVV a AAuAsoCA 1SOuA MOAAlt ~
tended the dance ut Ha1elton Friday
evening. A good time Is reported BY
oil. Music was furnished by the Sun
set orchestra Of BrAddock.
Miss Beth Porter stayed with Miss
Gladys Moffit Wednesday evening.
Miss Hildesard Beastrom, one Of our
popular teachers, was q capital city
caller Thursday. Miss Beastroml's
mother and sister, Of near HAzelton,
accompanied her.
Quite a few from this vicinity at
tended the playday exercises at Bis
marck Saturday. There was to be .
ball game. but 1t Is said some of tie
teams refused to play. This Is an an
nual event, and most Of the schools
Of the county participated in It.
A few from this vicinity attend: ID
the dance at Pursian park Friday eve
ming. This wa sthe first dance Of the
season, and everyone reports an en-
joyable time. Music was furnished by
Benny Burmel's orchestra.
Donovan Dralle and Archie Marvel
were capital city callers Thursday
evening.
The assessor is busy, as usual. doing
his regular work.
Misses Dorothy McNally and Anna
Verchot Of Carson visited friends In
Moffit for q short time Thursday.
Prof. Harold e. Howetson was a
capital city caller Saturday.
Joe Coolers mother Is visiting at
the home Of her son. She is planning
q trip to California to visit her
daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Lane and FAM
lily spent Sunday at the G. e. Moffit
home.
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tend the funeral rites Of the mother
| Of MI. oeigle and Mira. 4aunal1ler.
Mrs. Christina pieple. pioneer Sesl.
dent Of etreeter.
Walter Anderson Of Washburn Was
. weekend visitor at the home Of los
col relatives.
A number from here motoeed to
Bismarck saturday 70 attend the play
day exercises. A fine time was had
BY an.
Considerable road work 10 being
done on the road passing the Albin
Nordstrom farm which was badly IN
need Of It.
MI. and Mrs. Ralph Falkenstein
transacted business In the cepttal
city Thursday.
Willie Borner Of Arnold was here
Friday evening after hts son while.
who attends school here.
Misses verna and Edna Dahl.
teachers In the Baldwin schools the
past year, will leave for their home ct
Grafton the last Of the month.
A large number OF local young
folks attended the big community
dance which VA held ct still 9atur-
day night in the hall.
Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom and daugl1.
ter Iva May left Thursday morning
on the train for Roseglen where they
will spend . few days at the home Of
relatives. They will return home tho
fore part Of next week, accompanied
by Glen Nordstrot1, who has Been At.
tending the Roseglen schools the past
season.
Mi. and Mrs. Wayne Cummings
and daughter Iona and Mrs. Gertrude
Stroll and daughters lola and Elsine
were recent visitors In the capital
city.
A number from here will attend tho
graduation exercises Of the Bismarck
high school. Among the graduates
will be Misses Florence Rupp and
Elizabeth Monroe. Richard Rupp ana
Fred Herdebu Of Baldwin.
Mrs. Richard Nixon. who came here
from Washington some time ago to
visit local relatives, IS spending . few
weeks with friends and relatives at
Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Fevold announce
the birth Of q baby boy at the Bis
marck hospital. Monday evening.
Mother and son are convalescing
nicely.
The eighth grade graduating exer.
cises will be held In the community
hall Tuesday evening. May 28. The
members Of the graduating class are:
Lillian Mccullough. Christ Anderson.
Billy Poole. Miles Lewis, Janet Lewis.
Florence Rupp, Lee Fricke. Walter
Rupp. Herman White. and Martha
Englemann. The class colors are O..
child and white.
Local friends Of Miss Julia john
son Of Minot will be interested In
hearing Of her marriage to Oscar Moe
Of that city last Saturday. Mrs. Moe
formerly resided in this community.
and for q time acted rs assistant In
the postoffice. Mr.. and Mrs. Moe
spent last weekend with relatives
and friends here. Baldwin friends Of
the newlyweds extend c~oneratula.
tions.
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.. the James Olson home In Wing
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. 1. Jordahl were
Sunday callers ct the Gross 1foste
home.
Guy Mccoy called at the John
Howe home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. 0hylin and sons
were callers at the John Howe and
Ole Olson homes Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Keller were callers
at the H. Taylor home Tuesday eve
ming.
Rev. Christ OF Wilton viii conduct
services Sunday afternoon 1t 1850.
May 26.
Don't forget the p. r. A. and ice
cream social 1t the Garfield school
Friday evening, May q.
Dee and Ernest Bailey have pur.
chased . new coach.
Clayton Little u the owner Of q new
coupe.
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BY VIOLET A. A n

Mr.. and Mrs. George Harding we're
callers ct Jennie Clarke's home We'd
nesday.
Jennie Clarke and Violet we're
Sterling callers Friday.
on account Of the rain Saturday
night not q very large crowd attend
ed the dance at Jennie Clarke's pa
vilion.
ELI Harding hauled q load Of grain
to Sterling Wednesday.
william Heoft has been blowing
this week on Henry Wildfang's. We
understand that he has about 70
acres for corn this year.
George Harding was = Sterling call
or Friday.
Ernest schoon and brother Willie
started breaking for Jennie Clarke
Tuesday.
A large crowd attended the dance
1t Driscoll Friday night. A good time
was enjoyed by everyone.
Miss Luella Tollefson Of Bismarck
came Saturday to spend the weekend
with friends.
Henry stiles was . Sterling caller
Saturday.
Henry Zuriff and son Harold fin
ished breaking for Robert Clarke
Monday afternoon. They broke about
% acres for him.
Henry Zuriff accompanied by Rob-
ert Clarke motored to Sterling Fri.
day.
Ernest schoon had the misfortune
to break his engine while breaking
Friday afternoon. He motcsed to
Fargo to set repairs.
Martin Maonus accompanied by his
brother Marvin were Sterling callers
Friday.
A few from this vicinity attended
the A. Q. u. w. lodge dance at the
Howard Crum's barn Tuesday night
Elder Elness motored to Sterling
Friday morning.
Laurence Mork finished hauling his
hay Friday morning which he pur-
chased from Jennie Clarke some tint
ago.
Robert Clarke called ut the Henry
Stiles home Saturday.
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!. A number Of friends and neighbors
were pleasantly entertained Satur-
day evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter johnson Of Painted
Woods. Music was furnished by the
Ollenburger brothers Of Wilton. A
nice lunch was served at midnight by
the ladies. Everyone departed in the
wee hours of the morning agreeing
that MI. and Mrs. johnson were an
ideal host and hostess.
Quite a few attended the Ladies
Aid held at the Jacobson home
Thursday afternoon. A delicious
lunch was served after the business
meeting and Q neat sum was realized.
The next meeting will be held at the
Axel StenquiSt home in Painted
Woods. June 9Th. Everyone Is cor
daily invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter SimOns mo.
tored to Wilton Saturday evening to
shop.
Miss Mabel sager and her pupils,
also many Of their parents. were
among those who attended playday
ct Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Rustand Of
Laverne, N. D.. spent the weekend
visiting with Mrs. husbands parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rocker. Mr..
Rustand is principal Of the school at
Laverne.
willard 6imons and his grand
daughter Grace made several business
calls in this neighborhood Monday.
The Ed Strandemo family were
among those from here who attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Fay Freeman ct
Bismarck Thur5day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Schoolcraft and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Krotz and family
were Sunday visitors at the James
McAvoy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter johnson called
at the Lars Jacobson home Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Dorothy Anderson Of Steele Is
spending . few days ut the Al Holden
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Larson and fam
lily were capital city callers Saturday.
Con Johnson motored to Wilton
Friday on business.
Milard jacobson visited 1t the Con
johnson home Sunday evening.
Several In this community who
have sent for baby chicks are having
considerable trouble in getting them.
They are not arriving at the 1T time.
II the heavy frosts continue much
longer there will be very little wild
fruit this year.
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Ecklund
By JUsTINE NORRIS

A number from Ecklund attended
the picnic Friday in Cromwell. where
Miss Helen Joranson has been teach
Ing. It being the last day Of school.
T. r. Morris was q business caller
In Wilton Friday.
A large crowd attended the dance
in the Still hall Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson
were callers in Wilton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Morris were
callers in Bismarck Saturday and
were accompanied home by their
daughters Bernice and Marjorie who
attend high school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hilken were
shoppers in Wilton Saturday evening.
Wallace Falkenstein was . recent
caller ct Nc oullough's.
John Engdahl Of Cromwell town.
ship was in Ecklund vicinity Tuesday
on business.
Edward D. Morris was ~transacting
business in Still Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence F~alkenstein
visited 1T the home Of MI. Falken.
STEMS parents wednesday.
Wallace anderson called ut the T.
F. Morris home on business Wednes-
day.
Miss Mabel Nc ullough was Z call
er in Wilton Wednesday.
Margaret Anderson visited the vii.
ton high school Thursday.
Clarence Anderson. Gerald Morris
and Gordon Williams were visitors 1t
the Hall home north Of Wilton Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Morris and fam
lily visited with relatives In Bismarck
Sunday.
Harold williams and Wallace
Falkenstein were callers at the Clar-
ence Falkenstein home Sunday.
Levi Anderson, Donald Morris and
Sam Brown visited with Joe Jiras
Sunday evening.
THddie Anderson was . caller at
H. A. McCulloush's Monday morning.
SAm Brownsand Art Reich called
% the r. +. Morris home en- route TO
wilton Monday.
r. !. Morris ana son Dopild mo-
toged to Baldwin Tuesday o. bu6i-
noos.
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'Ternvik.
~ BERTHA LARvICK

Johnnie Redlinger, Walter Moore
and. Christ Albrecht motored to Bis.
mArck Thursday.
Bertha and George Larvick accom-.
panied by Lenora and Emma pfaff
motored to the Larson schoolhouse to
practice for Y. P. 3.
Miss Mary Broadhead. teacher Of
Sand Greek district. was an overnirht
caller at the John Blazen home Sat-
urday.
Many people attended the ball game
ct Linton Sunday afternoon.
Donald Calquhoun visited at his
parents home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Endcrs visited
friends In Linton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Endcrs visited
friends In Linton Sunday.
Miss johnson and Miss Kaufman
were shoppers in Linton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Quasi and son
Neil motored to Linton Sunday.
Pauline Koppy Is staying In TEN.
vik this week and next to take sev-
enth grade exams.
MI. Bibelhimmer Of Braddock
called on John Schlect Sunday.
The Misses Bernice Nelson and
Elsina Ochsner visited Ce1estine and
Caroline Deis on Thursday.
Miss 6erenson and Allan Quasi
called on friends ut Linton sunday.
Ann C~elqu.lolr and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Nsumaun attended the sheW
In Linton Saturday night.
Miss Rose echlect and Alex EIager
attended the show" Ct the Willows
theatre Friday night.
9. 4. Albrecht and con Arthur ana
Arnold Reich motored to Bismarck
Sunday.
Misses Ksufmah and 'soyenson &C.
companied By Allan 9u1st ana Melvin
sundeen offended the sh6w In the
auditorium 81 0ismarek.
Mn. Alalinda Nelson and sister
Martha ochsnee called on Mr.. and
Ars. Roy Oily IN Linton.
L0uine and outnten FoeIl. Nim
JOHNSON and etpve 0ehutn attended
the dance at ruritan park Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Enders and
daughters and Neil Quasi attended
the show ct Bismarck Thursday eve
Ming.
Mira. 8. q. skedman has been OF, tho
aick Vt The past wsehk. Mn Virgil
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Dodge
BY OLGA M. GROSSMAN

Mrs. Tom Russell Of killdeer was
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Smith Thursday.
There will be Sunday school at
1880 o'clock and services at 2:30 At
the Congregational church Sunday.
Hulda Grossman is assisting Mrs.
o. B. Helmer for . few weeks.
C. S. Barrows motored to Mandan
Friday where he looked over his
business affairs in that city.
Word was received that Mrs.
Frederick Oberlander, formerly Of
Dodge, died at her home 1t Hasen
Saturday. Funeral services were
held Tuesday.
A baseball game was played
Thursday, Dodge against Golden
Valley. The score were 10 to II
in favor Of Dodgo. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Daffee mo.
tored to Hazen Tuesday, where they
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Fred
erick Oberlander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel MarquaYdt
and children were fishing in the
Knife River Sunday.
Walter and Maurice Mssset Of
Bismarck are spending . few days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel
Marquardt.
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A number Of local residents mo-
tored to Bismarck Thursday after
noon to attend the funeral rites Of
Mrs. Percy Freeman. former resident
Of Baldwin. who died In Great Falls,
Mont.
MI. and Mrs. Emil Geigle and Mr..
and Mrs. John Baumiller Of Wilton
were called to Streeter Tuesday BY
the critical illness Of the mother Of
Mr.. 0eigle and Mrs. Bapmiller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Nordstrom and
daughter Iva May visited 1t the
Landerholm heane wednesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. frank Sitter and
Ellison Of Bismarck end Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Kent ana daughters Eunice And
Marion spent last Sunday at the
Andy Peterson hoAe.
Richard Borner motoFsd to the cop
itAl city wednesday on . business
mission.
M. ana Mn. Carl spitser motored
TO their farm neoS Ayneld T1uro6Ay
70 look after feSnlne operatt0ns.
they also viattel Vat16 their IN 1nil
and family.
BASIN Small spent part Of the week
1t the homs of his father. HAnfy
Small, near Arnold. assisting with
farm work.
Elmer echoolcraft q wilton NJ
here THURSDAY n The intefests q bid
firm. the LAneo company.
Sam Hanson and J. .. revoad woe
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We have received q fine rain this
week which Is helping the pastures. as
well a grains.
The dance at Still hall Saturday
night was we'll attended. Music was
furnished by Marvin Aim and his or
chestra.
Owen Davis returned home from
the st. Alexius hospital Tuesday.
A great many farmers are breaking
sod and putting In flax. There Is Z
shortage Of flaxseed In this township.
Mrs. Irwin johnson and boys came
to see Owen Davis Thursday.
Leland Perkins Is the owner OF 4
new car.
Delbert l.. Davis, wife, Station, Mar
garet and Eunice Davis, took Sunday
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin John
ston Of Wing.
Mrs. Aims and children Hollis, Will
lis and Ivan. spent Sunday evening
with Mrs. Davis and children.
Mi. Anderson raj a visitor at the
Nels Aims home Sunday.
Oliver Tosseth has learned to drive
Nels Tosseth's a and spent the
weekend with them assisting with
the farm work.
Mrs. Krause has returned home.
The cold weather is a little severe
OH little chicks.
Willis Gill made q business call on
L. w. Davis Wednesday.
l.. w. Davis and wife, Delbert L.
Davis and wife. made 4 trip to Bis.
marck last week.
The farmers are getting into Regain
SO late on Saturday nights that there
is quite a rush for cream checks.
Some keep the cream stations open
as late as 2 q. m. before they finish
testing cream
Mi. and Mrs. Benton Backman
were shopping in Regain Saturday
evening.
We were surprised to see Bergetta
Tosseth's smiling face In Regan once
more. We hope she will stay In
Ghylin township with US.
Mrs. Earl Davis had the misfortune
to sprain her ankle again. this being
the third time it has been sprained.
Mrs. August Krause and Mrs. Adolf
Krause were visiting relatives in Re-
gan recently.
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Mary and Ted Hochhalter drove ia
Bismarck whure they visited their
brother Sunday.
Hank Schatz transacted business In
McClusky Tuesday.
Gerald Jones and Laurits Adams
spent two days at Bismarck last week.
Emil stroh is the owner Of a new
coupe.
1nga Adams. Pauline and Esther
Schatz visited at the H. Schatz home
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Strol spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Stienert Of 6tiber.
Fred Bracket and Emil johnson
arc the owners Of a new tractor
which they purchased recently.
Carl SchatZ was a business caller
1T the Rinehart home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berquist visited
at the Adams home Thursday eve
ming.
Dave and Ted Hochhalter were in
McClusky Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schatz and chill
dren drove to McClusky Sunday eve
ming to attend the Mothers day pro-
gram given by the young folks Of the
Minneniete church.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hochhalter were
callers at the johnson home Friday,
Glen, Earl and Albert McClister
called at the Schatz home Sunday
evening.
Eddie johnson motorcd to Wilton
Sunday to get Irene, who arrived
there from Fargo and will now spend
q few weeks with her parents.
Rev. Bauchmann and Rev. b.
linger Of Valley City conducted serv-
ices at the Coombs church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schatz spent
Sunday evening at the Stienert resi-
dence.
Miss Esther johnson was q caller
at the Stroh home Wednesday.
Albert Anderson spent Thursday
evening at the Adams home.
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By r F. o. JOHNSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Myer Of New
Salem visited Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Van Vleet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall Of Moffit
spent Sunday 1t Floyd Swanson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egner Swanson
motored out to- Vernon Brenden's
home Sunday.
Mrs. E. L. Carr and Nrs. A.
Eisenbeisz spent Monday afternoon
with Mrs. VIM. Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. lawrence Hull and
Mr.. and Mrs. al Chaplin visited 0un.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Jshn.
son.
Mrs. Klovstad and daughter Mar
geYet Of Duluth, MIMI, are visiting
ct the A. P. Rosvold home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Knudsou and
daughter Valdis motorsd to Dis.
marck Thursday.
Miss Tiny Sleight il visiting d
the Rosvold home.
Many from this vicinity spent Sat-
urday in Bismarck attending the
playday exercises.
The p. T. A. held it's last meeting
for this year ct the hall Thufs@ay
evening.
Mrs. H. A. Knudson, valdis Knud.
son and Dagmar Rosvold spent Men-
day evening at the George Chris&31n.
son home.
Lutheran services IN English viii
Be held Sunday evening. June I, at
s o'clock.
The Sons Of Norway gays . 10
2rafn and ms00er fAa100nA
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those who would be interested In .
home nurstng class which meets ct
Carson every wednesday.
z. Anl1our and Fred Sept, Of Bris-
bane, were In Bismarck Monday.
H. Ofeldt went to Keldron Tuesday,
where he win be employed on the
bridge crew.
F. Lavachek Of north Hell vas q
leith visitor Saturday.
Joe Walsh, 4 former resident Of
Leith, is now employed on the Wal.
lace Broadhead farm.
Fred Mees Of Mott was q Leith WIS.,
ttor Tuesday.
Lou Omdahl made q business trip
to Bismarck Friday, returning eatur-
day.
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guests Sunday at the Kruger home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson, Gwen.
dolyn ana Gerald were social callers
1t the Charlie Farrell home Sunday
night.
Lynn Granting from Reean called
at the John Anderson home Sunday
night and was IN overnight 0uest Ct
M. A. Nelson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Nelson ana fam.
lily were guests Sunday at +. G. Mel.
sons.
Mrs. r. G. Nelson met with an &C.
cident last week after the rain caus-
Ing the car to slip of In the ditch
and tip over on top Of them. Mrs.
Nelson got her face burnt from the
battery acid.