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New Britain herald., 1929-04-27
New Britain Masons Eager For Ceremonies At Opening
 Of Beautiful New Temple
May 11th Witnesses Dedication of New Home Here
 Many Plans Made for Ceremony

One year ago tomorrow, April 2S,
 1928. group of Masons trudged west on West Main street in the
 midst of pouring rain to the site Of the proposed new quarter million dollar temple at West Main and Russell streets. and there stood un- der umbrellas and canvas canopy while the grand master of all Ma sons in Connecticut spread the ee- ment which laid the corner stone of the magnificent cdifice which now stands practically completed and ready for its occupants.
 Two weeks from today the same group of Masons. their ranks great ly augmented. again will wend their way to the sam corner. but this time to gather for this first time in New Britain's newest and considered
 by many it's most magnificent shrine. On Saturday afternoon and eve ming, May II, New Britain masonry will officially dedicate it's new home, and will take possession of the new | ly finished Masonic Temple. mark 1 ing the completion Of job which 1 has been Is years under way. of which the last two years have been
 consumed in actual construction work.
 Of just such a structure as this did
 the early New Britain Masons dream when oh october 13, 1791. almost 1"s years ago. group of Craftsmen
 met in private home in Berlin and
 organized Harmony Lodge, A. F. and
 A M.
 Within the past century Masonry
 in this city has grown until the total
 number of members in New Britain
 is said to be well over 1.50o. On. other Masonic lodge. Centennial. has grown and prospered and a third i> under discussion. Other and allied
 organizations have been fostered
 among them being Cyrus Chapter Royal Arch Masons: Doric Counci l Royal and Select Masters: Martha Chapter Order Of Eastern Star 1 Laurel Court Order of Amaranth
 Nathan Hale Chapter Order of Ds
 Molay for Boys: New Britain As,
 sembly Order of Rainbow for Girls
 and Azz Grotto Mystic Order Yelled ! Prophets of the Enchanted Realm.
 The Masonic Temple Corporation inc. was organized and incorpora ton papers taken out in July. 1914 The corporation some time later purchased a plot of ground on Wes
 Main street adjoining the post office
 ater this ground was sold and or August o4. 1927, contract wa: signed with the William H. Allen Co ! for the erection of a temple on plan: drawn by Walter P. Ora btree.
 1 The official dedication ceremon, ! will start at 4 D. m. May II. ant
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| banquet will be served by the nem- bers of the Amaranth and Eastern Star under the general direction q F. J. Porter and the supervision q 1 Fish. steward of the Shuttle Aes- dow club
 Officers of the Masonic Temple corporation are as follows: Chairman board of directors. John C. Looms: chairman finance committee, Pard0r C. Hickey; president. Sherwood i Raymond; vice president. w. ". Pease; secretary, w. F.. Fay: treae- urer. Harry A. Tra.er; directors. D. J. filling, J. R. Andrews, r. H. Don- renwend, w. F., Fay, J. w. I-ockeu, J. H. Milkey, l.. w. Dyson. Eugene Dyson. J. C. Loomis. R. +. Merrf- gold, A. A. Mills. G. P. Spear. W. V. pease. H. A. Trayer B. W. Clark, William CowlishaW. E. J. Porter, :. T.. Strople, $. H. Raymond, P. r. Rickev. F. J. Skinner, A. H. PaTkef. s. F. Seaman and T. l.. Weed.
 Entrance 10 the temple is b.
 means of flight of broad steps fac ing West Main street, from which enc enters through massive oak doors into a foyer. Opening off 0f
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either or IS holes Luncheon pre- cedes the play. Mrs. Parsons as- sisting committee includes Mrs. Robert F'ristie, Mrs. Henry G. Schauffler, Miss Mary Whittlcsey, Miss Bertha Chamberlain and Miss katheryn Swift who is the team cap- tain.
 Mrs. Elmer s+"D, of .''... ' ~n"r will entertain the members of her supper and brids- cl,., 44e., ..4Ay evening.
 Mrs. Arthur Sampson Of Walnut street gave q lunchcon and bridg" Tuesday afternoon at her home. Mrs. Brayton Porter of West Hartford and Mrs. James Baldwin were given the prizes.
 Mrs. Sherrod Berger entertained her bridge club Monday afternoon at prizes were given to Mrs. G. w. Walker. Miss Miriam Mouat and Mrs. Theodore Hart.
 Mrs. Mortimer Rhodes Of Berlin entertained he bridge club Monday afternoon.
 Mrs Olive Judd Ingra ham Of West End avcnu" entertained eight at luncheon and cards Wedu"Sdar afternoon. Mrs. William Bowcs of Bristol and Miss Gladys Day won the bridge prizes.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dewitt Page of Bris- tol. the other night. gave one of the delightful parties for which they are famous this time celebrating the
New Britain herald., 1929-04-27

win be followed by a banquet at 6 o'clock in the new assembly hall. 1 Distinguished Masons from all parts of Connecticut will be present. The ceremony will be in charge of Grand Master George R. Sturges Of Woodbury, assisted by the following associate grand officers. Deputy Danielson; grand senior warden. Howard A. Middleton of Broad Brook: grand junior warden. Sher- wood H. Raymond of New Britain grand treasurer. Joseph Buths of Hartford: grand secretary; Winthrop Buck of Hartford: grand senior dea con. Samuel A. Moyle of New Haven grand junior deacon, David H. Sea = man of New London: grand marshal. James l.. Brickerhoff of Stamford :: grand senior steward, Ernest l.. 1 Prann of Deep River; grand junior steward. Arthur J. Lewis of Nauga : i tuck: grand cha plain. Rev. Donald H. Dorchester of Southbury; grand tiler, George A. Loomis
 1 Heads of all Scottich Rites lodges ! will be invited as guests as well as Consistory and Commandery execu- tives. In addition to the grand of- | ficers an address will be delivered | by Rev Dr. John l.. Davis Of New | York, formerly of this city and a i member of several Masonic orders 1 in New Britain.
 Committees in charge are as fol-
 lows
 Dedication committee: Sherwood
 Raymond. chairman; William Gib- hey, J. A. Lindsay. Henry C. Dem-
 ing, Mrs. Louis NJ. Dyson Mrs John
 Gill. 4. J. Sloper. w. ". Pease. Vii.
 liam W. Rawlings, Horace Eddy Ralph Merisold, J. C. Loomis. liar.
 ry HatSing. Charles Law. Rev. s. A Fiske, George H. Dyson. F. J. Por.
 ter. John w. Locket. l.. F. Hall
 George Macauley, w, l.. Fay, P. C
 Hickey. Martin w. Horvitz. Aaron Carlson, A. J. Leventhal. William Lofgren. Frank H. Dohrenwend
 George p. Spear. Johnstone Vance
 Arthur H. Parker, Bliss w. Clark
 Harold l.. Judd. A. x. Abbe. Georga
 T. kimball, Noah Lucas. William H
 Crowell and Harry A. Traver
 Program committee: John w Lockett. chairman; banquet con-
 mittee, r.. J. Porter chairman: in
 vitation committee. George P Spear chairman: ladies night committee
 Pardon C. Hickey. chairman: music
 committee, John l.. Lindsay. chair,
 man.
 On Sunday. May 12. the buildins
 will be open for public inspection
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Mrs. Frank J. Wheeler of Plain vile is giving a luncheon Monday at her home in honor of Miss Doris Hart of North Bennington, Vermont. Miss Hart's engagement to Henry Wheeler, son of Mir. and Mrs. H. II. month.
 Mrs. Charles Law Of Ten Acre road will give bridge Thursday afternoon for her sister. Mrs. Ray mond Piper of Boston.
 Miss Elizabeth kimball, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur kimball of Lexington street, gave dim r party at her home last night, cntcr- taining fer her house guests.
 Mrs. John R. Peterson was gircn a birthday surprise party last eve ming at her home on Stratford road. About 20 guests were present from Berlin. Plainville. Hartford, Cron- we'll and this city.
 Myrdis West, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Elmer West of Hatch street. entertained number of her young friends at her home last evening in observance ot her 12th birthday an- niversary.
 Miss Eleanor Lynch of Clark street entertained three tables of bridge Tuesday evening at her home in honor of Ms. John Kelly, formerly Miss Mary Williams. Prizes went 10 Mrs. Frank Duffy. Mrs, Otto F,rling. Mrs. John Kelly and Eddie Delaney.
 Mrs Harold NJ. Parsons of Rus sell street. chairman of the Ladirs' golf committee of the Shuttle Mea- dow club, has stirred up consider able interest in golf among the woni- en members of the club and on Tuesday, April 30th. when the first tournament of the season Oncns there will be a representative group of golf enthusiasts on the club links. The opening tournament is flag tournament and may be played
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hosts birthday with . dinner and dance at the Shuttle Meadow club. The service for thirty was laid in the west porch at a table decorated with coiorful. spring flowers. Danc- ing followed in the ballroom of the club.
 Miss Ruby Andrews will entertain the members of her bridge club Monday afternoon at her home on Lincoln street.
 Mrs. Andrew J. Sloper of Grove Hill and Mrs. William l.. Hatch Of West Main street are giving a May Day luncheon at the FarmingtoE Country club.
 Mrs. Bennett H. Hubbard gave a l bridge and shower Tuesday after. i noon at her home on Forest street fo Mrs. William J. Nixon, who was Miss Leonie Grove before her mar riage on Thursday morning. The bridge prizes were given to Miss Miriam Mouat and Mrs. H. w. Will {, liams.
 Mrs. Philip Stanley of Shuttle l Meadow avenue will give tea next Thursday afternoon. May ?. for the
 workers on the Y. W. C. A. drive which opens May 1.
 l Mrs. Charles Norris of Ten Acre road will give May Day breakfast at the Shuttle Meadow club. Three fraternities, the Gamma chapter Alpha Delta Sigma: the Sig
 ma chapter. Theta Sigma: and the ! Pi chapter. Alpha 1ota Epsilon. oi the Senior High school will hold it's first in;er-fraternity dance in several years al the Elks' club ball room next Friday evening.
 ! Decorations which will include the
 colors of the three organizations ui.l he used and every detail will be dis cussed at meetings of the joint com | '''''''G 'h'S "GCN. Ht illfIiii)tiS are
 receiving the assistance of the schools administrative officers and some of the faculty.
 Paul Cianci is chairman of the
 committee which consists of two
 members from each orgap,zation.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Fl. Hunger
 ford of Russell street had guests for
 dinner Tuesday night.
 l Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Frfsbie of
 Russell street gave brilliant party Wednesday night at Simsbury Manor when they entertained number Of { friends with dinner. Among the
 guests were Howard Humphrey, Mir , and Mrs. William Bentley. Mir and
 Mrs. William l.. Hatch, MT. and Mrs Harold T. Slop-~. MT. and Mrs Harry Bates and Ms. William II
 Hattenbury.
 Mir. and Mrs. Maurice Pease O 1 Lincoln Lane gave a small dinner party a; thelr home Tuesday night later taking their guests down to tht Palace theater for the Legion play
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The class of 1919 of the New Brit ain high school is giving a dance Monday evening at the Paragon. The class will hold reunion in June with q dinner at the Shuttle Meadow club.
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Mrs. Dugald McMillan of Dover . road entertained her bridge club Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. William H. Fitzell entertain ed her bridge club Tuesday after noon at luncheon and bridge at her home on Robbins avenue. The prize were given 10 Mrs. Theodore C. Wallen. Mrs. William H Alden. Mrs J. H. Latham and Mrs. E. J. Hubert
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-11-14
DUOUETTE

/. Mr.. and Mrs. Spiegel OF st. Paul.
spent Sunday visiting at the Sprague
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thiel of st. Paul.
stopped and made a call on their way
back to st. Paul, after spending the
weekend with their son, Frank, at
Nickerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wagner left
last week for West Union, Iowa, where
they expect to spend the winter.
The crop meeting at the school
house Wednesday of last week was
well attended and proved very in
teresting. No doubt these meetings
will prove great value to the COM
munity.
Plans are under way for an interest
ing program at the next Duquette-
Nickerson Farm Bureau meeting
which will be held Friday evening
Nov. 22nd, at the Community hall. W.
F. Hammargren and Mr.. Searles will
speak.
Arvid Anderson and Leslie Reihm
took a truck load of turkeys to the
neapolis Tuesday.
Mrs. E. J.. Pelton left Monday for
Minneapolis, where she will enter the
University hospital and undergo an
operation.
Another one of those delightful
dances will be given Saturday night,
the 10Th. The popular Nelson Twins
will play.
Newell Wright, the genial butter
maker, is busy during his spare time
these days, killing and dressing tur-
keys for the neighbors.
Miss Alice Hedberg came here last
week from Long Siding. where she
had been staying with her sister. Mrs.
Lillebo. She was accompanied by
young Martin Lillebo. Miss Alice
will spend a week with the home
folks.
Old man Klein of Mankato, is
spending few days visiting with
his several sons in this neighborhood.
The Observation-Disclosures unit OF
the Child Development project, met al
the Duquette school house, Nov. 6
Mrs. Edwin Johnson and Mrs. Ival
Ellefson. leaders, spoke on emotional
development and habits of the child
These lessons are becoming more in
teresting at each meeting, and all
look forward to the next one. Dinner
was served at noon to the crop school
members with the help of the Du-
quette Ladies' Aid. The next meeting
will be held at the school house, Dec
4th.
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STURGEON LAKE

Oscar Carlson and Roger Barnes
started on an automobile trip to Ari-
IONA and the west coast last Thurs
day. They planned on remaining in
Arizona during the winter months and
going to the coast in the spring.
The township of Sturgeon Lake is
taking measures to prevent the snow
from drifting up in the roads this
winter. They have purchased addi-
tional snow fence which is being
erected at strategic points on the
township roads. Snow fences have
proved to be effective blockades
against snow drifting and the invest
ment in such is beneficial for winter
travel with either automobile or team.
Chester Bird motored here from
Minneapolis Saturday and visited at
the Leon Jurek home over the week
end.
Members of the Minnesota Power
and Light company service crew were
here Saturday attempting to locate
radio interference which has been
prevalent near the sub-station for a
long time.
Some of the boys from here have
returned from Detroit, Mich, recently,
and they report that employment at
that point now is at low ebb. That
condition, they state, is being precipi-
tated by the change of model by many
automobile manufacturers and con-
sequent slowing down of production.
All business houses were closed in
town Monday afternoon in observance
of Armistice day, which has been
designated as a legal holiday.
Mr. Martin, of the Modern Wood
men of America, was in this neigh
bOrhood last week writing over the
policies of many of the members into
new classifications, which were re-
Gently established.
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SOLANA

Harold Deisen spent a few days the
past week with his sister, Mrs. Edw.
Czicall and family and several friends.
Harold has been west and in Cali
fornia for the past two years, but
likes to come back to Minnesota to see
his folks and old friends.
Miss Mabel Tinguim spent the week
end with her mother and brother.
Mabel attends high school at ST. Cloud
this winter.
Magnus X. Granaas returned home
from Duluth Wednesday morning Of
last week.
Mrs. Harold Trip, Henry Borg. and
Saturday. Johnny had some dental
work done.
Naybert Deisen has returned from
Iowa, where he has been husking
corn.
The Luther League held its regular
meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
NJ. K. Granaas Sunday afternoon On
account of bad roads and cold wealth
er coming, it was decided to have
no more meetings until later date.
Mrs. A C. Trip gave party in
honor of her little daughter, Helen,
Saturday afternoon, the happy occa-
sion being Helen's eighth birthday.
A number of children came to help
her celebrate and enjoyed the after
noon playing games, after which they
were served delicious lunch. Helen
was the receiver of many lovely gifts.
A birthday party was given Satur-
day evening at the Fred Weed home
in honor of Mrs. Harold Trip and
Fred Weed. The evening was spent
in dancing, and lunch was served at
II o'clock. All enjoyed the evening
and left for their homes during the
wee hours.
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Arthur Weinberg and children, and
were dinner and supper guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Nordgren recently.
John Peterson of st. Paul, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday visiting at Hugo N.
Johnson's and Albin Johnson's and
with his father, Nels Peterson at Dem
ham.
Friends of Erick Francen will be
distressed to know that he did not
receive any relief at the Mayo Bros
clinic in Rochester. He has returned
to his home in Minneapolis, where his
father, C. ]. Francen, is visiting him
and his family.
Mrs. Ed Weinberg spent Monday af-
ternoon as the guest of Mrs. Carl
Broten.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Andreasen of
Barronette, Wis, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Irene.
Walter Munson and Gedion Benning
came here from Minneapolis over the
| weekend. Gedion has moved his fam
lily to Gilman, Wis, to live with Mrs.
Bennings folks for time.
Arthur Hillbrand spent Sunday at
the home of his sister, Mrs. John Mel
son and Mr.. Nelson. He returned to
Blackhoof again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Miller and
baby, Constance, spent the weekend
at Moose Lake.
Mrs. K. p. christensen was a Mon
day afternoon guest of Mrs. Albin
Johnson.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid meets at the
Goranson home Thursday, Nov. 21st.
Mrs. Goranson invites everyone to at
tend.
There will be services in the M. E.
church Sunday evening by the Rev.
Chas. Swanson.
There will be services in the Oak
Hill church Sunday morning at 1920,
by the Rev. Ternberg. in the English
| language, and in the Swede Park
church at 2:30 in the afternoon in
| Swedish.
The 22nd of Nov is the date chosen
| for the sale of fancy work, etc. by the
ladies of the Oak Hill Aid. 1t will
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DENHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Winters of Isle,
stopped at the home of Mrs. Winters
sister, Mrs. p. r. Overom, Sunday on
their way home from a visit at Ma
rine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson, their
daughter-in-law and little grand
daughter, Freda, all of Kettle River,
were dinner guests at the p. R. Over
ON home Sunday, as was also Mrs.
Ole Hanson, Mrs, Carl Broten, and
little Gladys. Later in the afternoon,
Mrs. Hugo Johnson and little son,
Kenneth, called at the parental Over
ON home.
Alfred Johnson of Kettle River, and
P. R. Oyerom went to Isle Monday.
They came back with all the white
fish they wanted.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hagen called at
the Ole Wallin home Monday evening.
Sigfred Hanson came Friday to
visit his aunt, Mrs. Oscar Danielson
and family Sigfred has been work
ing in North Dakota year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Spickler of
homes of Mrs. Spickler's father and
brother, Peter and Arthur Johnson,
respectively.
Mrs. Alfred christensen received a
telegram Sunday evening, acquainting
her of the death of her mother. Mr..
and Mrs. Christensen left Tuesday
morning to attend the funeral in Still
water
Susanna Overom called on Mrs.
Marinius Anderson Wednesday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E. Upgren and lit
tie daughter, Gloria Mae, of Cloquet,
spent Saturday evening and Sunday
with their respective parents, the
Chas. Upgrens and the Ole Wallins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selmer Hanson spent
the weekend with Mrs. Hanson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Upgren, driv-
ing here from their home in Cloquet.
Miss Mabel Peterson, who is teach
ing near Hinckley, spent the weekend
at home with her mother, Mrs. Swan
Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Larson were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr..
| and Mrs. Nels Larson.
| Lawrence Hohensee of Cloquet, spent
| Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at the
home of his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Upgren.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Irene of Mora
and daughter, Mrs. Nick Rechinger
and children of ST. Paul, were dinner
guests at the Allen Irene home We'd
nesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Upgren spent a
| few days at Cloquet last week, visit
| ing relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Weinberg and
children, accompanied by Mrs. Arthur
Johnson and children, drove to Duluth
| Saturday. They drove the beautiful
| Skyline park way on the way up and
around by Cloquet on the way home
| enjoying the day immensely.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson and ba-
| by, Kenneth, of Cloquet, spent Satur-
| day and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
| Nels Nelson here.
Miss Mae Upgren and her uncle,
John, spent Saturday in ClOquet.
Mr.. and Mrs Nels Johnson, Hugo
and Ethel, Mr. and Mrs Arthur L.
Johnson and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
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WINDEMERE TOWNSHIP

Mr.. and Mrs. LindOr Anderson and
daughter, Erma, of st: Paul, spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
here.
The Misses Ethel and Florence Lar
son of Duluth, spent Sunday at Nels
Larson's.
The John L. Johnson family were
Saturday callers at TheO. AndersOn's.
Oscar Larson and family and Chas.
Larson of Cloquet, were Sunday guests
at the Jacobson and Adolph Nelson
homes.
Anton Jacobson, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo
Anderson and daughter, Irene, motor
ed to Superior and Duluth Friday.
Upon returning they stopped in Clo-
quet. Irene stayed to- visit friends
and relatives a few days.
The Blomskog Luther League will
have their monthly meeting at the
church Friday evening, Nov. Is. Miss
Anna Wendell will give a talk. Can
dy, coffee and lunch will be sold af-
ter the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R: Street and Mrs. D.
neapolis and Clarissa. Mrs. d. c.
Street remained in st. Paul and will
spend a few days there.
The Misses Norma Sanderson and
Lola LaDeaux were weekend guests
at the c. S. Pulling home.
Miss Inez Johnson spent the week
end at the S. Overland home
John Street of Mortified, visited
at the Street home Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Gladys Warner was a week
end guest at the I.-Wold home over
the weekend
Don't forget the Farm Bureau meet
ing at the Island Lake school, Nov. 49,
The Misses Marian Sanderson, Mil
dred Johnson, Gladys Warner, and
Mrs. Tracy Street attended the teach
ers' institute at Sandstone Friday.
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KINGSDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Seilitz and chill
dren drove to Web Lake Sunday. Miss
Alfredo is employed there.
c. r. Grace of Moose Lake, called
in town last week.
Alfrieda and Esther Seilitz visited
with their sister, Mrs. Harry Sandahl,
and also at the Dahlberg home Fri
day.
The o'clock flier was tagged last
who was taken to the hospital at Ro-
chester.
Stanley Dickman was caller at
Lewis, Wis, recently.
A game of basketball was played
here Friday evening, Markville VS..
Kingsdale. The game was played to
a tie of 10 to 10. The tie was played
off with Markville winning by two
points.
Miss Nicol of Elkton, Harriet Oman
of ST. Paul, and Clifford Oman of
Austin, spent the holidays with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Oman.
Robert Rash of ST. Paul, spent the
holidays at his parental home. His
parents took him as far as Sandstone
Monday, and he returned to st. Paul
via the bus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Oman, Miss
Harriet, LeVerne. and Clifford, and
Miss Nicol motored to Duluth Sun
day.
Miss Katy Young returned Tuesday,
after attending the Teachers Insti-
tute at Sandstone, and also visiting at
her parental home.