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New Britain herald., 1929-04-12
Down on Mud Flat


 Captain Holden, pilotins tho Can berra, gave the planes location as en a mud flat about 30 miles south from Port George mission station. which IS located on the Prince Re gent river about l&o miles east ot Ier1y. This location would indicate that when Captain kIngsford smith srut the message, just before he made his forced landing nearly two weeks ago. that he was about 100 miles east Of Nyndham" he was in- stead hundreds of miles off the path rom sydney to Wyndham. lap which was to be the first Of an at t,npt to break tho flight record be- tween Australia ana England.
 While the Canberra did not say so. it was assumed no landing Was possible in the area in which the SOut hern Cross vas down and pend ing definite word from those who have undertaken the search for the ayiators it was not known here what form their rescue would take. lt was presumed a combination of launch and foot parties, guided by airpldnes, would be resorted to.
 Anderson still Missing
 There was in the sighting of the men reminder Of the disappear ance Of Captain Roald Amundsen on mission of rescue for his former enemy. General Umberto. Mobile l Lieutenant Keith Anderson, bitter rival of kingsford- smith, himself has been missing for more than 4S hours after flying into the wil3s Of northwestern Australia in search Of ! the Southen Cross.
 The search for him may present a problem every bit as difficult os has heen that Of the plane just found. Anderson had a companior with him, Robert Hitchcock. They have not heen heard from sine they loft Newcastle Waters, North ern Territory, about 400 miles iron Wyndham. They left here Sunday il Westland Wilgeon monoplane.
 The brief messages of the Can
New Britain herald., 1929-04-12

Hunt for Anderson
 Melbourne, Victoria, Apri! 12 ~' Two royal air force planes left here today 10 search for Lieutenant Keith Anderson and Robert HitcA-
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ton, Mont. where they will visit be-
Tore moving to their future home.
Thos. McGinnis left Friday fol-
Mcbridgc, s. d., where he spent Sun
day as a guest Of his niece before
leaving for Los Angeles. Calf, where
he will spend the winter.
MI. and Mrs. Paul Temple and
children Of New England were enter
tanned at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Oleson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Frost and
SOL motorcd to New se,e-n ard Man
dan Sunday on a pleasure trip.
DR.. A. o. Arnson and several
friends Of Bismarck came down Sun
day for a prairie chicken hunt with
several Of the Raleigh nimrods. They
were entertained at dinner at the
G. l.. Klienschmidt home.
Friends of Miss Martha Zanders OF
Roscoe, S. D.. will be pleased to know
that she was united In marriage to
Arthur zeithner Of Aberdeen on
Tuesday, Oct. 9th. The ceremony
was solemnized at the Lutheran
church at Roscoe at high noon before
a company of immediate relatives
and friends. Mrs. Zeithner's many
friends in Raleigh extend their best
wishes to the welded couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. K~lienschmidt
motorcd to Roscoe. S. D.. Monday to
attend the wedding Of Mrs. Klien-
schmidt's sister. Miss Martha Zan-
ders, Tuesday.
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panied her = 1as - Aberdeen ana
then continued 70 Redwood Falls,
Minnesota, where he Will spend the
winter with his uncle and aunt, Nj.
and Mrs. H. I. stedman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Reich, jr., left
Sunday morning for Flasher to visit
the formers sister and relatives. They
expect to remain their until Tuesday.
Mi. and Mrs. Virgil etedman
moved their household goods ana
machinery over to the John Blazen
farm, north Of Temvik. Ray Bre-s
helped them move Monday.
The people Of Temvtk were excited
ana out fighting fire Wednesday
night between . and 10 o'clock. john
nile Redlinger's house had caught fire
by some unknown origin. The men
were able to save his trunk, chair
and the barn but the rest was impos-
sible. The house had Just been built
this summer and was not quite COM
pleted, 50 had no insurance.
Mrs. Peach has moved to Linton
where her father, MI. Moore, Of
Wishek. has built . house. Ed Lar
wick took her furniture to Linton Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Larvick enjoyed
a birthday party In honor Of fiilda
Keller and Mrs. Ed Larvick ct the
Ernest Illehim home Sunday after.
noon. Mrs. Clarence Gathering made
q lovely birthday cake for the two.
guests were present and
took part In q sumptuous six o'clock
dinner.
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Gibbs
BY y b and
ESTHER SCHN7lTZ

Mr.. and Mrs. Agre. Edith and Sam
Of Bismarck stopped at Engdahl's
Sunday to get Norman. who had
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with his brother Martin at the Eng
dahl home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hughes and
children Of Mckenzie spent Sunday
at John Gabel's.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. George Koch
motored to Center to attend the we'd
ding Of Mr. Koch's niece. Magdalina
Koch, and Albert Heimelspak.
MI. and Mrs. Ernest Kell Of Bis
marck were Sunday visitors at the
Victor Engdahl home.
The following primary children re-
ceived 100 in spelling tests Friday:
Lillian Koch. Eleanor Gabel, Ruth
Trygg. Laverne Sabot. Evelyn Eng
dahl, Richard Gobel and John Sabot
The Blues are A points ahead In
the contest this week. The contest
decides who gives the Halloween
party.
Agnes and Gertrude Gabel spent
Sunday afternoon at the H. Schmidt
home.
Evelyn Engdahl spent Thursday
night with Ruth Trygg.
The Henry 0abel family were Sun
day dinner guests at the Henry Mil
Ter home.
Yvonne sabot visited Sunday aft.
ernoon with her grandfather, Fred
Sabot.
Philip Starkel and family Of Bis
marck were Sunday evening visitors
at George Koch's.
Wilfred Trygg, Ted Christensen
Billy Gabel. and Sheldon Fields were
Sunday callers at Henry Gabel's.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Ziegler ano
baby Of Bismarck were Friday night
visitors at Frank 0abel's.
MIR. and Mrs. Clifford Scott stopped
at Victor Engdahl'S on their way
home from Nels Nelson's where they
had gone to get Emma Nelson. who
stays at SCOTS while going to school
Sunday visitors at Frank Gabel':
were MI. and Mrs. August Gabel
Frank Gabel. Ruth Christensen, Lu.
ella Fields and Roy Gabel.
While in Bismarck Saturday Mrs
Victor Engdahl visited at the homes
of the following: John Engdahl. Cliff
ford Scott, Mrs. G.. Scott and Mrs
Julia Jordan.
Mrs. Clarence Schmitz called or
Mrs. r. G. Abelein Of Menoken We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Fred Sabot and Vincent had
Sunday lunch ct Emil Sabot's
Emma Nelson spent Friday eve.
ming and Saturday visiting at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Victor Eng
dahl. Saturday evening she went to
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gabel ST., Mr..
and Mrs. Philip 0abel and Mrs.
Ernest Burbage surprised Mrs. George
Hughes Wednesday evening. The &C.
casion was her birthday. A delicious
supper was brought in addition to
presentS.
The McHadie family accompanied
by Miss Monrose were guests of
Adrian Asbridge Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Burbage were
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Suvertys Of Livona.
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BY r E. +. SAVAGE

MI. and Mrs. Enders, accompan-
led BY Mrs. Enders' mother, Mrs.
Daley, 81 Carson. N. D.. who has
been visiting IN Seattle, WASH, dur
Ing the past year, drove up from
Temvik Sunday evening and spent
q few hours at the Leo Daley home.
Fred Junge returned Monday from
Bismarck after spending the week.
end with Mrs. Junee and daughters,
Fhrene and Winifred.
A surprise party was held at the
home Of John Rousu Wednesday
evening for Mrs. NJ. Nylund, prior to
leaving for her new home in Bis
marck. Mrs. Nylund was presented
with . set Of silver knives and forks.
A nice lunch was served.
Miss Louise Feyereisen Of Brad
dock and Hubert Baker Of Livona
were united in marriage Tuesday
morning at the Catholic church,
HAselton. Rev. Father Schweitxer
performing the ceremony. Congratu-
lntions arc extended to the happy
couple.
WIN. Beseler moved his family TO
Bismarck this week and the George
Davis family Of Selfridge have
moved onto the Beseler farm.
Mrs. G. G. Barton spent several
days a. this week Ia Kintyre help
ing her daughtArs, Mrs. Harry BeAle
and Mrs. Carl Spitzer. to get settled
In their new homes.
John Peterson and Charlie Shep-
herd are putting n z new culvert
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DriscOu
BY MRS. F. o. JOHNSON

Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Kress Of Tappen
spent Sunday visiting in the commun.
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hull Of Iowa,
formerly of Driscoll visited friends
and relatives here for a few days
while en- route to Montana where they
will visit a daughter during the winter
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Apland entertained
Sunday at a birthday dinner In honor
of Raymond Crosby of Bismarck and
Donald Apland. The guests were Mr.,
and Mrs. Barkman. Miss Dorothy
Barkman and Leonard Peterson.
MIR and Mrs. M. KoeSsel and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Brusch-
vein and family were out hunting
near Arena grove Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. NJ. Hcrum spent Fri
day evening in Sterling.
G. E. Newcomer and E. l.. Carr and
families spent Sunday hunting around
Lake Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Koon motored
to Sibley Butte Sunday.
Norma and Ruby Hogstad spent the
weekend at home.
MI. and Mrs. H. E. Olson and fam
lily visited In Mandan Sunday.
Misses Thelma Skogen and Hannah
Dronen spent the weekend at home,
MI. and Mrs. Hofstrand moved to
Bismarck the first part Of the week.
MI. and Mrs. H. A. Knudson mo-
tored to Tuttle Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Peterson entertained
at a birthday party for her son, Ver-
non, and daughter, vernice, Monday
afternoon.
The Misses Dolly Apland and Dotty
Barkman spent the weekend at their
respective homes.
Invitations for a reception have
been issued for Saturday evening,
Oct. II, In honor Of the 50th we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
j. Olson Sr. The reception will be
held at the community hall.
MIR. and Mrs. O. j. Doe Of Colorado,
who have been visiting q month In
Clifford, N. D.. spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. "A. Knudson,
Mrs. Boo is Mr.. Knudson's sister.
Guests at the Theodore 5kogen
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Arneson. Alice Arneson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Arneson and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Lem of Regan and Mr..
and Mrs. Keeler and family.
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children and Nels Tosseth were Sum
day guests at Mrs. Tosseth's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. w. Davis took
Sunday dinner with his brother Del
bert Davis in Rock Hill.
Sven and Benny Benson have
rented the farm where Ole johnson
lives and will move there In the
spring.
Ole johnson has rented . farm
north Of Still.
Those in Regan Saturday night
we're Walter Colemans, Elget and Vic
tor Strom, Marion Aim, Mi. and Mrs.
Arne Tosseth, Oliver and Ida Tos-
seth, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Gill and
children, Nels Tosseth and son, Willis
johnson, Mr.. Krause, Mr.. and Mrs.
Salonc, the Davis family and Nick
Eolgerson and family.
Dorothy Little al q Friday eve.
ming caller at the Albert johnson
home.
L. w. Davis wa a business caller
at the Wilton elevator Monday.
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Painted Woods
BY MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Brown and baby and
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Erickson and chill
dren returned home from Garrison
Monday afternoon where they have
been visiting their daughter and
sister, Mrs. Amy Bloom. They report
q very nice time.
Joe Brostrom started threshing
again Wednesday morning after a
week and a half lay-off on account
Of bad weather. He started thresh-
Ing for Oscar Brostrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Brown and baby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Free. Brown visited at
the Alvin Lang home the fore part Of
the week.
Friends Of Elna Magnuson and
George Rants will be interested to
know that they were united in mar
rage Wednesday. Mrs. Rants Is well
known in this vicinity. having made
her home with the Iver Erickson
family part of the time. She also
lived In this vicinity as . very young
girl. A number Of relatives and
friends charivaried the young couple
Saturday night.
Muriel Damstroin, who has been
attending normal at Dickinson this
summer. returned to her studies after
Q months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Crawford Of
Mandan training school force and
Mr.. Louis 0ilcher and daughter
Betty Lou Of jamestown spent Thurs
day evening visiting ct the Ole Lille
field home.
Elias Lllefjeld and sons Gerald
and Edwin o. Wilton spent Wednes-
day evening At the Oh Lilleljeld
home.
Mrs. Charles Hannificld called on
Mrs. Clifford Hanson Thursday After
noon.
Mrs. Clifford Hanson and children
spent Friday afternoon visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Franklin.
VIM. and Fred Brown are busy
hauling grain 10 wilton this week.
Mr.. Joe Brown and @baby spent
Friday afternoon helping Mrs. VIM.
brown With the work.
11E1s 1goTold 0o0egQuiot and ron
1opo1 y. ~ 6otEheoe 1n1fn.1ltta,
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Dodge
BY OLGA NJ. GROSsMAN


Jud Hayden was 4 passenger to Zap
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Freed. formerly
OF Dodge but now Of Dickinson. were
~transacting business In Dodge satur-
day.
Mi. ana Mrs. John Wentz are NOV
ing their property to Turtle Lake.
julius Kast, q brother Of Mrs. Wentz,
IS helping them.
Clarence Lee spent saturday and
Sunday 1t his home.
Marvin Zerr was tral1Sacting bu8i-
ness In Golden Valley Thursday.
Joseph Barker was Z passenger TO
Minneapolis Wednesday Where he
will preach over the winter.
Mrs. Louis Sable Of Werner Is the
guest Of her cousin. Mr.. Joe Meyers.
for 9 few days.
Hertha and Katherine ErdmaAn o.
Golden Valley were visiting friends Ia
dodge Saturday.
william simpfenderfere Was a
cast.bound passenger TO Eureka, 3.
ID, Monday. WHARF he viii again take
up his work Ia the Eureka college.
Mrs.. Harvey Natteon q Werner II
spending q few days with her broth.
er-in1law and sister. ~. and Ars. ?.
Theressa jacobs was ! business
caller at Golden Valley Friday
Mr.. John gtreifel were calling On
Ars. Fred dlelch saturday night.
NJ. and 1ers. Louis Goats motoeod
10 E5o@ 0o1oe6G1 u1Aogo t6oy U1eo
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Ghylin
By DAVIS

Steve Little moved to his farm
he bought In 0hylin this last week.
Dorothy Little spent the weekend 1t
home.
Mrs. L. w. Davis and daughter.
Leona. motored to Wing where they
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Davis daughter, Mr.. Irwin johnson.
Last Tuesday being Merriam John.
sons birthday Mrs. Albert johnson
and Mrs. Howard watkins and son
Johnnie and Mrs. Gene Perkins
daughter came to 0hylin school No.
I and brought ice cream ana 3 fine
birthday cake. treated III the children
and had : fine party. which 81 the
children enjoyed.
Miss Bergetta Tosseth ID home from
Minnesota on . visit with her
mother.
L. w. Davis and wife were business
callers In Bismarck last Wednesday.
While there they called on Mrs.
Beulah Holmes and Mrs. Earl Davis.
a large crowd gathered ct the
rocks IN Rock Hin Sunday. A few
Of them were VIII Richards, wife and
AdN84AeC4e ~A40AACy &NOOA1p WAC U4A0
children. Mrs. Conrad John1on and
children. Lester Heston. Mr.. and Nrs.
I. w. Davis and children, Ethel
Wheeler and Ida Tosseth and Mrs.
Matte Hisler.
Willis Gill. Lester lIeston, Ellis Gil
and Jake penner were chicken hunt
ing IN Rock Hill Sunday. Lester and
Ellis wore the long endurance walk
erS.
Oliver and Ida Tosseth and Dor
othy Little attended the wilton high
school football game Friday evening.
Arne Tosseth started threshin9 hts
stacked grain Monday With Nels Toe.
seth. Sven and Bennie Benson, Sta.
ton and Owen Davis Is helpers.
Z. w. Davis finished threshing ri.
day.
Ida Tosscth called on Narearet
Davis Saturday afternoon.
6unquiSts and Oils are threshing.
Nj. and Mrs. 0eue Perkins, and
~. and Mr.. Dent 0acknnan and
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HazeltOn
By ELEANOR LANDsBERGER

Mrs. Tom Shea. accompanied by
her daughter Mildred, and son Ed
! ward, motored to Bismarck and Man.
dan Friday to shop.
A large crowd attended the dance
Friday evening at Zirbes theater.
Music was furnished by the Hoot
Owls.
The seniors and sophomore classes
entertained the junior and senior
classes at q high school party Fri
day evening. Games and dancing
were the features Of entertainment.
A lunch was served at the close Of
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. L~andsberger and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Landsberger were
visitors at the Ed. Taube home Sum
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIETRICH and family
were dinner guests at the q. JonkmAn
home Sunday evening.
Miss Virginia Kurtz was q Linton
shopper Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lenhart, Mr..
and Mrs. Connie Kalbern, Mi. and
Mrs. Paul Kurtz and Ethel Mandigo
were among those attending the dance
at Linton pavilion Monday evening.
The Christian Mothers society met
at the home of Mrs. G. G. Weimak
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. McMullen
assisting. About seventy people were
served.
Thursday and Friday there will be
no school IN session as the teachers
are attending the teachers institute
at jamestown this weekend.
The football game Saturday after
noon between Edgeley and Hazleton
resulted In q score Of 6 to 2 in Hazle-
tons favor. A large crowd turned out
at the game. A large number of the
H. H. S. students gathered together
at the school house at 100 and snake
danced through town going into
stores, ETC., creating q lot of rood
spirit for the local team.
Nj. and Mrs. j. B. Landsberger and
baby Dolores were visitors in Brad
dock Saturday evening and attended
the movie king Of Kings" held ct
the theater that evening.
MI. and Mrs. Frank S~plonskonski
were Hazleton callers Tuesday.
Dorothy Beastrom spent the week.
end with folks at home. She re-
turned to her school Sunday.
The Misses 0irard, Margaret Olsen,
Mildred Hage and Jeanette MCGEE
were visitors at the Ed Junkman
home Sunday evening.
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS

urday where she attended Sabbath
meetings and was an overnight CUES
with Miss Edith Gallop. They re,
turned here Sunday night.
MI. and Mrs. Gene Cunningham
and family nlotored to Bismarck Sat
urday.
Clarence Starr. called at the =. w
Jiras and F. G. Nelson homes and wa,
supper guest last Friday at thu
J George Nelson home before leaving
for Portland. Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitfield ane
Florence motored to Bismarck Satur.
day.
Mrs. John Olson and Lcnnart vert
visitors Saturday at the home Of he,
daughter. Mrs. Gilbert Cederstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Carlson anc
her father. George Roscnbcck. were
callers Saturday at the George Nelson
home. Mr. Carlson has purchased
the house on the north quarter from
George. and will move it at an early
date on his farm near the Rosenbeck
home.
Luclla and Sheldon Fields were
callers Saturday night at the George
Nelson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Engdahl and
family stopped IN at her parents last
Sunday EN- route from Wing where
they accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Cunningham and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Haybeck and Alfred on a
hunting trip.
Mary Farrell who is working at the
Rignald Nelson home, came home to
spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Nelson and
MI. and Mrs. Carl Landerholm trans
acted business in Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marley were en-
tertained at dinner Sunday by Mr.
and Mrs. F. c. Nelson and family.
Howard Nelson motored from MAJ
Sunday and visited friends here.
John Anderson cut the flax Sunday
on the Horne place owned formerly
by August johnson of Washburn.
Porter Nelson was a caller Sunday
at his parents to visit his aunt. who
just arrived at the r. G. Nelson home.
Gladys Nelson and Willie Jiras ac-
companied Marie Farrell to the r. C.
Nelson home in Estherville where she
works.
Luella and Sheldon Fields from
near Bismarck and four of their
friends were callers Sunday night at
the George Nelson home and went
to Bismarck and Mandan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Davidson and
family. Mr. Cederstrom, Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford Scott and Emma Nelson were
guests Sunday at the Nels Nelson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ncls Nelson and Vic
tor were visitors recently at the Pete
Andersen and Oscar Landerholm
homes.
George Whitfield consulted a ply
stefan Saturday In Bismarck. He had
an x-ray taken of his knee which
was infected from a scratch. He also
had q cast put on.
Otto and Alice Swanson visited a
week ago Sunday at the Alvin Nord-
strom home.
Cedric Craig was a caller at the Nels
Nelson home Monday morning about
combining his flax. as he could not
finish for the Nelson brothers on &C
count Of the flax being too wet and
green.
There was no school in Tryge
school No. l. district No. 8. Monda,
on account Of Mrs. Elsie Cunningham
being on the sick list.
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Hazlegrove
D. MRS. RAY nAzLEGRoyE

MI. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove calico
1t the Jack Stewart home Monday.
John and vernol Goldsmith called
!. Ct Ray Hazlegrovc's and Mcintyre.
Monday evening.
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Gray were II
futile Monday.
Ed sperry was In Steele Tuesday
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrovc were IN
Steele Tuesday on business and also
IN Tuttle.
Miss Florence Brolin was a caller
In Tuttle Tuesday.
Emil sattler called at the shorty
Blake home Tuesday.
Shorty" Blake started blowing
Tuesday.
RAY Hazlesrove dug his potatoes
Monday.
Nj. ana Mrs. Ray Hazlegrovc called
at the Frank Gray home Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Will Thicltng and daughters
JANET and Esther returned homo
this week from q two weeks visit
ct her sisters, Mrs. George Burnhuns
near Darlington.
Charlie Sattler called at Ray
llaSlegroves Friday.
reopkies started to thresh their flax
near Twin lakes Friday.
Miss Sylvia Stewart spent the
weekend with her parents north o.
Tuttle.
Charlie sattler threshcd flax for
irwin and Emil SAttler Friday and
Saturday.
The Kraft young folks were In
Tuttle Saturday night.
John and Vernol Goldsmith and
also Dale ana Lawrence Goldsmith
were In Tuttle Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harry ano
daughter Avis and son Mickael and
Cora Larson were shoppers IN futile
saturday night.
we understand the little daughter
% Mr.. and Mrs. VIII HARRY has been
quite sick this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were
shoppers In Tuttle Saturday night
They also called at the Frank Gray
home on their return.
The Chris etolker young folks were
shoppers In futile Saturday night.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank Gray and
Miss Dorothy Argent drove to Wing
saturday night to shop and for Elvin
Gray.
Miss Opal Gray spent the weekend
IN Lake williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were
dinner and supper guests Sunday At
the Lester Hawkins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ennis have
been out visiting old friends and
netghbors.
John Hawkins Jr. was . dinner
quest Sunday at the Lester Hawkins
home.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Dor
othy Argent took Elvin Gray back "a
wing Sunday evening.
9r. ana Mrs. Harry Gray and son
Bobby and daughter Marilyn Of Wing
were guests sunday 1t the Harve Nc
Cumber home in PettiboEe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gray and
family called Sunday at the John
Hawkins home.
Miss sylvia Stewart returned Mon
day 70 her school and took her little
sister Adrian along for the week.
Mr.. ana Mrs Lester Hawkins and
Miss Ienora Cotkey were callers at
the VIII! HARRY home Sunday fore
noon.