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six, including the host and hostess,
the guest of. honor, Miss Vera
Letzerich, Miss Bessie Verser, Rob-
ert Baker, William Duckett. Other
guests for bridge in the evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sampson, MIR.
and Mrs. T. H. Merrill.
TO STUDY WHISTLER
The Study club will meet this
Thursday at the Woman's building,
with Mrs. B. F. Hardin and Mrs.
j. A. Alderdice as hostess. The
subject for study will be American
Art, and Whistler. Mrs. j. B.
Challes will be director for the
program. and will present the sub
ject, whistler, and His Best Be-
loved Work" Mrs. Sarah Brind-
ley will have as her subject, 1.-The
Universally of Art"
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sion study. Mrs. j. II. Batsell and
Mrs. Mullin were leaders for cir
Gle number two, meeting at the
home Of Mrs. G. w. Moothart.
Eighteen members attended. Mrs.
H.. d. Seago was hostess to thir-
teen members of circle three. Mrs.
H. A. Saunders led the Bible les
son, and Mesdames H. H. Banker
and Goodin the mission study. The
evening circle, composed Of bus
mess women, met with Mrs. J. "A.
Russell. Eight members joined in
the lesson discussion, led by Mrs.
Joe Lindaberry.
Following the lesson, each hostess
served refreshments.
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Auxiliary Circles
Study Book of Acts

Members of the Woman's auXil-
larry Of the Presbyterian church met
in circles Monday afternoon for
Bible and missionary study. They
are now taking up the Book of
Acts in the Bible study course, and
each circle began their discussion
Of this book.
Circle number one, with II mem
bers and four visitors, met with
Mrs. G. P. Harris, Miss Florence
Bell leading the Bible lesson and
Mrs. z. w. Grosenbacker the mis-
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SAN BENITO
E S ARE HONOREES

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Earl
Thompson and Mrs. j. A. Barclay
OF Chicago, who have been here for
the winter, shared honors when Mrs.
Robert Brooks entertained with an
interesting luncheon bridge at So
bre las Olas. A delightful series of
games were arranged with a grab
bag for grand slam following the
attractively appointed luncheon of
Mexican food. At the close
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helps to build up healthy fesh;
Thin, pale, puny, pimply children are
made plump, rosy and robust BY the
discovery" All druggists.
In recovering from Grippe" or IN con-
valescence from pneumonia, fevers Or other
wasting diseases, it speedily and surely in
vigorates and builds up the whole system.
Oklahoma City, Okla--'T have taken DR..
Pierce's medicines and cannot say enough
in their praise for the help they have given
me. When I was a girl I became all run
down in health, got so weak, tired and de-
bilitated that I was a burden to myself and
those around me. I took DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and 1t restored me to good
healh.n,-Mrs Oh. Dawson. III ". md St.
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readings were rendered by Mrs. c..
A Fisher, a guest. Delicious refresh
mentS served by team on who
were h~oSteSses for the afternoon at
the close Of the progrm, Mrs. Craig.
is captain Of this team.
MUSIC CLUB VISITS
At the home of Mrs. Lee Hanchey
last week members of the Music
Lovers club of Harrington were
guests of the Wednesday Morning
Music club Of San Benito. The
guests offered a particularly pleas
ing program under the direction of
Mrs. S. r. Jennings during the
morning. The guests were greeted
by Mrs. Ned G. Rigsbee, president,
and response was made by Mrs.
Floyd Smith, president of the Har-
lingen club. An interesting paper,
Musical Tendencies and a Cues
ton" opened the program by Mrs.
Jennings. Mrs. Frank ChaStain
sang an A and B number, Trees"
Joyce Kilmer, and How Do You
LIZ N4lOO ODl 11AS OllllCs DoNlo 1ulOll,
with Mrs. Smith giving the piano
accompaniment. A vocal quartette
composed of Mrs. Jack Carey, Mrs.
Mac Caul, Mrs. S. G.. Stringer and
Mrs. L. w. Van Pelt, sang "Volga
Boatman," Mrs. w. II. Worden
served as accompanist. A piano So
10, Soaring" Schumann, played by
Mrs. Smith, preceded the vocal solos,
IL Bacio,' Arditi and with the
Angels" Sibela, sung by Mrs. Carey
with Mrs. Jennings at the piano.
Two violin numbers played by Mrs.
Maurice Dace, Meditation" from
That's, Massenet, and Swing Song"
Barnes, concluded the delightful
program. Mrs. Worden served as
accompanist.
PERSONALS
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Full
kerson of ~Jerseyville, Ill, were visi-
tors in San Benito.
Theodore Barr has returned from
San Antonio where he attended
electrical school.
Miss Kate Adele Hill and Mrs.
Charles Yost of San Benito visited
at Los Fresnos Monday.
Mrs. Mamie BroyleS, who has
been seriously i'll with pneumonia at
San Benito, has returned to the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Dee
Zumwalt.
After visiting here in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Newton, Mrs.
Gus Blankenship and daughter of
Jacksonville left for their home
Thursday night.
Mrs. Ralph Maley left Saturday
evening for Wichita Falls where she
will represent the San Benito grove
of the Woodmen's circle at the state
convention. At Harrington she was
joined by Mrs. Emma Jones Of Nc
Allen who will be the delegate from
the newly organized grove at Har-
lingen.
S. S. Doss, Lee Gregory and Max
KoWalski left Friday morning by
Auto. Mr.. Gregory and MI. Kowal-
ski are returning to their home at
Palmyra, Wis, after farming near
here the past winter, and Mr.. Doss
is going with them as afr as Dali
las. He plans to visit his old home
in Whitewright.
Mrs. L. A. Philip Of Boerne, Tex
as. arrived Thursday for a weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. r. L. Car
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Lester left
Tuesday for their home in Los An
geles after visiting here since Sep
TENDER. Mrs. Lester IS a sister Of
Mrs. T. A. Disbrow of San Benito.
MI. and Mrs. Lester are making
the trip by automobile and plan
to make short visits at several points
en- route to Los Angeles.
Miss Kate Owens of San Antonio
is conducting a teachers study
course at the Presbyterian church
this week.
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THURSDAY CALENDAR

MeSdames r.. C. Morris and
Lula George will be hostesses at
a bridge party at the Country
club for the benefit Of the Ameri-
can Legion auxiliary, 3 p. m.
West Brownsville Parent
Teachers association meets at
the school house, $3.50 p. m.
The regular meeting Of the
Incarnate Word Parent-Teachers
association has ben postponed to
next week.
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fully decorated in a color scheme
of pink and orchid, which e
carried out in spring flowers, and
the same delicate tints were fea-
tured in the tallies, with their dec
orations and also in the wrappings
of the pretty prizes. Mrs. A. B.
Waldron assisted Miss Waldron in
entertaining the guests.
A Rose Marie flower bowl was
awarded Mrs. j. r. Roberts, as
winner of high score. Miss Annie
Rooney Hill won second and re-
ceived a set Of compotes in Rose
Marie ware, and Miss Emily Trax-
Ter was given a fancy pitcher, for
cut score.
Refreshments were delicious and
were served at the conclusion OF
the games to the following: Mes
danes ]. T. Floore, j. r. Roberts,
A. j. Rabel, e. H. Briggs, S. B. Will
lis, Ellis Perry, A. M. Galloway, q.
c. Todd, Dudley South, N. B. Lack
land, A. Goldammer, j. I. Coursey.
F. T. Neary, Ira Baize, D. Jeffries,
Howard Barrett, G. w. and A. M.
Letzerich. Hugo Letzerich, j. B..
Challes. r. E. Hubbard, F. NIGEL
wrath, S. @. Stringer, t. F. Abbott,
F. Smith, j. l.. Head, David Wink,
G. w. Springer, Flint Harris. John
T. Thompson, G.. w. McKenna,
Joe Matthews, John Morris, Jr.,
L. r. Hollingsworth, T. H. Mer-
rell, Maurice Dace, Richard Eubank,
Charles Wood, Fam Emmerson, D.
w. Schuepbach, H. L. Oler, Tom
Sampson, A. Mitchell, @. Kinds, B.
F. Hardin, w. r. Heard, Glenn
Davies, Polk Hornaday, H. L. KEEL
ly; Missts.S Clara Cliff, Annie
Rooney Hill, Elizabeth Bass. Mary
Nell Hadden, Bessie and Annie
Conner Verser, Vera Letzerich, Lu-
ellie McRaven, Lois Ballard, Nell
Cowan, Elizabeth Summers, jose
phine Willis, Veda Belle Simmons,
Grace Valley, Frances Kimbrough,
Margaret lmore, Margaret Thomp-
son, Julia Trapler, Trackett. Out
of town guests: Mesdames T. L.
Henderson, Alexandria, La; Mil
ton Farrier, of Omaha, Tex; A.
Teet, Mercedes; Tom Bruton, Wes-
laco; A. Bacon, Illinois; Misses
Exabel Sublette, Elizabeth Cowgirl,
San Benito; Carrie Smith, Kings
vile, Mildred Bridges, Mercedes.
Tea guests: Mesdames E. M. With
row, Tulsa, Okla; C. A. Macy, w.
M. Driskell, Sara Brindley, G. d.
Dennis, j. r. Foster, ]. B. Cooke,
L. w. Van Pelt.
DINNER BRIDGE
Miss Vera Letzerich was honored
with a pleasant dinner party with
bridge following, by Mr.. and Mrs.
S. B. Emmerson, on Friday eve
ming, at their home. Miss Letzerich
is leaving for Houston for an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
The pretty handpainted place
cards for the table were in the
chosen colors, orange and green,
as were the floral decorations.
Lace fern and green tapers gave
a lovely spring-like color at the
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HARLINGEN
CLUB ST

A pleasant hostess on Friday aft
ernoon was Mrs. John B. Challes,
entertaining for ner bridge club.
Spring flowers we're the decorative
motif, with pink for the chosen
color. Guests for three tables az
sembled to enjoy the afternoon.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. G. B.
Myers. high, Mrs. H. j. Goetzke,
second high, Mrs. c. w. Letzerich,
low. each receiving a dainty prize.
At the close of the games, the
hostess served delicious refresh
ments of salad and ice course.
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She can add up
a row Of figures.
She can keep an
account. She can
make a dress for
herself and not
look as if she'd
bought it at a
show. She's
4 good mother.
And she has al
ways looked her
part.
When I first
knew E~vangeline
she wore a gray
jailored dress, a
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r Y

Mrs. Burgess Bryan, a newcomer
in Harrington, was honor guest of
Mrs. V. R. Brady at her home on
East Buchanan avenue, on Friday
afternoon. The occasion was the
entertaining Of her bridge club.
The pretty house was further
beautified by flowers of the spring
season, in lovely shades of pink and
orchid, and these dainty hues were
featured in the game accessories
and also in the refreshments,
which were served on trays con-
tanning ices and other refreshing
dainties. Mrs. w. E. Bush won high
score, Mrs. w. r. Heard won the
second score, Mrs. E. H. Briggs won
the guest high score.
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good sensible shoes. And anybody
in the world would have asked her
for a recipe for strawberry short
cake. or what to do when the jelly
won't jell.
When she came in the other day,
1t was a minute before I knew what
to say.
She was wearing a bright blue
frock with a red weskit-as our
friends in dear old London like to
say-and she had on dingle dangle
earrings. Bright red, they were,
very fetching on some women, but
on Evangeline-
And she had put her sensible,
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A Fashion Models Diary
By GRACE THORNCLIFFE

ET ELENE and I can never get
n rest-if 1t isn't one thing,
AA it's another. Now we have
Helene's sister visiting us, n /
we generally like company-this
time we can't wait until we speed
the departing guest. OF course. she's
sweet and Helene's really crazy about
her, and l like her. too. but being
an older sister she feels that she
must play the part. She's con-
stantly correcting Helene and tell
ing her the things she shouldn't do
and what she should do, and telling
us both what's wrong with our
apartment and what we ought TO 90
to improve it, and-well. she's Just
q born reformer.
Helene says that 1t isn't because
she's a shcool-teacher that Doris
is that way. She says that from
her earliest infancy when Doris, too,
was Just a mere tot, a few years
older than Helene, she can remember
being brought up by her. Thank
goodness there's no one in my family
Like that.
OF course, we're doing u best to
entertain Doris, but it's a difficult
Job. I'm sure she's enjoying every
thing, but she's the sort OF person
who never gets enthusiastic o
anything and so makes 1t uncomfort-
able for her hostesses.
She wandered into the shop Ter
the first time this morning. Now,
everyone who sees Madame's shop
raves, but Doris just stood there
gazing around appraisingly. with her
nose in the air.
However, we discovered that shes
Just a woman after all. For Helene
and / showed her some Of the gowns,
and she couldn't resist them. She
got just as excited about them as
our most kittenish flapper debutante
customer and before she left she had
splurged and bought one Of our
sweetest Spring models.
It's black flat crepe with a stun
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! WINIFRED BLACK

Evangellne has been away on a
pleasure trip.
She came to see me the other day,
and dear me, I didn't know her.
E~vangeline is a nice, sensible, solid,
intelligent practical woman.
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Menus
.sy.sqN 4
dMeDaY.

chopped celery or parsley, l egg, ID
teaspoon salt, Ia teaspoon paprika,
IL cup milk, 2 tablesoons butter,
melted.
Mix the ingredients and pour into
a buttered loaf pan. Bake in a mod
crate oven for 25 minutes. Unmold
and serve warm or cold, cut in IL
inch slices.
Caramel Cream Pudding,
Serving Four
Two-thirds cup dark brown sugar,
4 tablespoons flour, 1-8 teaspoon
salt, / egg, well beaten, 2 cups milk,
l teaspoon vanilla, IL cup stiffly
whipped cream.
Mix the sugar, flour and salt.
Add the egg and milk and cook in
a double boiler until thick and
creamy. Stir frequently. to prevent
Jumping. Add the vanilla and beat
for one minute. Cool. Beat in the
whipped cream. Chill and serve in
glass cups.
Sunday Tea Menus
Cottage Cheese Sandwiches
Minced Meat Sandwiches
Tea Sponge Cake
Cream Cheese and Date Sandwiches
Hot Chocolate
Sugar Cookies Sliced Pineapple
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Loss of Power

and vital force
follow 20 S S of
flesh, or ernacia-
ton. Dr.Pierce'
Golden Medical
Discovery is a
herbal tonic that
makes the blood
richer, stops the
waste OF strength
and tissue, and
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STuDY RACINE

STUDY RACINE
Wednesday afternoon the Alpha
Delphian chapter met at the beau
tiful country home of Mrs. Robert
Bowie. "Athalie," which is a French
drama by Racine. Mrs. Henry Ais
meyer, the leader, discussed Racine's
Life and Works." and also gave the
plot Of the play and its sources.
Mrs. N. Craig in giving the Intro
duction." showed how clearly Racine
followed the Biblical narrative
which is found in Chronicles II. Be
ginning Of Action" was told by
Mrs. l.. w. Humble, "Athalie's De-
mand Through Mittan" was given
by Mrs. Jesse Thompson while Mrs.
G. S. Lasby discussed "Jehoida's
Plan" The Outcome" was revealed
by Mrs. AlSmeyer. Two interesting
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ELABORATE BRIDGE

Miss Ellen Waldron entertained
with an elaborate bridge party on
Saturday afternoon at the Wcm-
ans building, which was beauti-
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of playing Mrs. Donald Work
held high score and received the
handsome success trophy. Mrs. P.
NJ. Shearer received the consolation
gift for low score. A beautiful hand
painted handkerchief of chiffon and
a matching flower were presented
to each of the honorees. Those en-
joying the affair were Mrs. Walter
Chambers, Mrs. Charles Deale, Mrs.
r. G.. Treon, Mrs. Frank GrimSell,
Mrs. A. Pyle. Mrs. Donald Work.
Mrs. DIM. Shearer. Mrs. Arthur
Price, Mrs. E E. Wilmeth. Mrs. T.
D. King, Mrs.Ne il Kendrick and
the guests Of honor.
PIONEEhCL CLUB
Thursday Mrs. Frank Ludden en-
tertained members of the Pioneer
Bridge club at her home with an
interesting event. Spring flowers
were used as predominating decora-
ton throughout the home. In the
games of the afternoon Mrs. NJ. w.
Morris was successful and received
the high cor award. Mrs. T. l..
Hinkly was the only guest.
MI. and Mrs. L. S. Robinson Of
San Benito announce the marriage
OF their daughter, Marjorie, of Los
Angeles, Cal, to Jack Youngblood
of Bell, Cal, which took place New
Years day. Until Wednesday the
young couple kept news Of their
r,nrriopn cncret from relatives and
friends at which time news of the
wedding was made known to Mrs.
Youngblood's parents here. Mr. and
Mrs. Youngblood r residing at
Bell. Cal.
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DEMONSTRATION CLUB

The Southern Star home demon
stration club met recently at the
home of Mrs. Young south of town
for the regular business and social
meeting. The curb market vas the
most important subject under dis
cussion. There were fourteen men,
bers present and n visitor. The
hostess served dainty refreshments.
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ming white cape collar finished with
darling bows at the front. The
tightly gathered hipline is trimmed
with tiny buttons on both sides. And
the skirt has an adorable, uneven
circular apron at the front.
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P. Wimberly, Miss Margaret Hutto
OF Donna, Miss Gertie Whitehurst,
Miss Ada We Williams; Messrs. w.
T. Kingsbury, Floyd Langford and
Hodge Thompson.
A delightful all day picnic was
enjoyed Sunday near the Mercedes
pumping plant by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
M. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Hoge,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Leland Cooper and
MIR. and Mrs. Monte Walker.
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readings were rendered by Mrs. c..
A Fisher, a guest. Delicious refresh
mentS were served by team on who
were hoSteSSeS for the afternoon at
the close of the progrm, Mrs. Craig.
is captain of this team.
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Turtle Creek
BY sARAH HEINLE

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle were
in Wilton Saturday evening to do
some shopping.
Mr.. shearer is helping MI. Lagge
pillow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wagner were
in Wilton Saturday evening to do
some shopping.
Miss Elsie Wagner was a business
caller at tho A. H. Heinle home Sat-
urday evening.
Frank Brezden was a business call
er at the A. H. Heinle home Thursday
afternoon.
MI. Rack was blowing with his old
tractor. He broke down. then he
went to town and got a new tractor.
Now he is breaking to beat the band.
VIM. Brezdcn was in town with q
loaded wagon Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. Keck were in VIII
ton Saturday evening to do some
shopping.
Sam Berg and daughters Herda and
Sarah were in Wilton Saturday to
do some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner and
daughter Clara were in Wilton Sat-
uYday evening to do some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and son Lester
were in Wilton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adoiph Wagner and
sol were in Wilton Saturday.
Sam Berg and daughter Bertha
were business callers at the A. n.
Heinle home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Heinle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wagner and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Berg were visiting MI. and Mrs.
Fred Wagner Sunday afternoon.
Miss Elsie Wagner and her sister
Martha were at the Heinle home
Sunday.
Fred Wagner has the we'll outfit
at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Neimiller
went to Wing. They took Miss Herda
Berg and her sister. Sarah, along to
visit their cousins Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Wagner is getting better.
Miss Caroline Wagner. Emil Wag-
ner, Godfred Wagner. Ernest Wag-
ner and Edwin Wagner were visiting
their cousin. Henry Wagner, Sunday.
The Ladies Aid had their regular
meeting at the F1immer home Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wagner and
daughter Ella were at the Thinner
home to attend the Ladies Aid.
The grader is working on the road
now.
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Christiania


Mrs. Cary johnson and daughter
Grace visited at the Henry Stiles
home Wednesday evening.
Miss Violet Clarke called at the
Cary Johnson's home Tuesday night.
Martin Magnus was . Sterling
caller Saturday.
Mi. Drystad Of Sterling called at
the Henry Stiles home Thursday
night.
MI. and Mrs. Christ schoon and
son Gussie were Sterling callers Sat-
urday and they were also Driscoll
callers.
Henry Zuriff and son Harold were
business callers at Jennie Clarke's
home Sunday.
Kenneth johnson was q Sterling
caller Saturday.
Miss Martha Clark finished q sue.
cessful term of school Friday. A pic
mic was enjoyed by all.
Miss Violet Clarke visited ct the
Henry Stiles home Thursday night.
Mrs. Elder Elness visited at the
Ellus Elness home in Sterling Satur-
day.
Jennie Clarke and Violet were
Sterling visitors Saturday.
A large crowd attended the dance
In Sterling Friday night. Music was
furnished by the Hoot Owls from Lin
ton.
Robert Clarke was . Sterling call.
er Monday.
Jennie Clarke and Violet called ct
the H. r. Wright and Lawrence
Mork homes Saturday night On busi-
ness.
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Garfield


r. schuch called at the A. J. ohyliu
home Thursday evening.
The Garfield Ladies' Aid met Of the
J. F. Little home wednesday, May /.
A large crowd attended. Three new
members were enrolled. They were
Mrs. G. w. Wilkinson. Mrs. H Swan.
son and Mrs. L. J~orgenson. It was
decided that the aid society will sell
ice cream and cake at the next P.-T.
A. meeting. which will Be held Fri.
day, May "a. At the close Of the meet.
ing q delicious lunch was served by
Mrs. J. Little. The next meeting will
be held ct the A. r. 0hylin home May
%. Mrs. Ghylin and Mrs. O. Olson
will serve.
Rev. /. q. Monsoon viii conduct
services at the schoolhouse May Il
at 1880.
Mrs. Anna strang, Mrs. Anna
Knudson. Mrs. J. Keifer and Lloyd
Knudson attended the show In Wing
Thursday evening.
The American Legion auxiliary did
not meet last Saturday, but win meet
Saturday. May IL. A potluck lunch
viii be served and election Of officers
will take place.
Mesdames Olson. Gust and James
Olson called at the Ghylin home Sun.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ira Bailey called ct the Ole
Olson home Wednesday to zee Mrs.
Olson, who has been sick with yfeu.
matism for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson and son Glenn
are visiting at the Ole Olson home.
Mrs. A. Strand visited ct the J.
Cook home Sunday. returning home
Monday morning.
The boys Of Garfield practiced ball
at the schoolhouse Sunday afternoon.
Callers at the Ole Olson home Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Olson, Pete
Jacobson, Dee and Ernest Bailey, Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and children.
Last Friday evening Mrs. j. Keifer
became suddenly Ill and was taken
to Bismarck. where they said It was
scarlet fever. She vas taken home
Saturday morning and has been UNI
der the ARE Of Miss Freda Uhde,
r. N, for four days. She is improved
at this writing.
J. w. Olson of Happen visited at the
Ole Olson home Thursday. He has
received q letter from Norway stating
his father is seriously Ill.
J. Penner and B. Lem called ct the
A. F. Ghylin home Tuesday evening.
They brought out Ghylin's truck,
which has been repaired.
Mrs. H. Diamond Is spending q few
days at the Diamond farm.
Freda Uhde returned to her home
Tuesday evening.