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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-30
TELi., JOHN D. WON.
NOW, THEREFORE,, I.
The QUICK HOOVER MIND.
GOODBYE, TOM TAGGART.

John D Rockefeller, Jr., wins
his fight in the Standard Oil Com
pany OF Indiana and Colonel Ste
wart IS defeated
There have been few more bitter
fights in the history Of high r.
nance
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-30
ST. MARK BAPTIST CHURCH,
(Glen Aiken, Va

Rev. B. j. Ruffin, paster. Res
hence. 70S State Street. Services:
Sundays. 1880 A. NJ. and 8 P. II.
Sunday School. $3.50 A. M. All are
welcome.
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MT TABOR BAPTIST CHURCH.

North 22nd Street, Woo6ytlle)
-
?. =.
Rev. ". n. Skipwtth. D. D.
Pastor. Services: Sunday, 1880
A. M. and 500 p. N. Sunday
Schssl, S:Se A. II. All are welcome
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-30

When told Of the Mexican revo-
luton, the President ID not wait
a week. In FIVE miuu,cs he had
told his Cabinet Our business in
terest and duty demand support
of the existing Mexican Govern
ment
He shipped guns and ammuni-
ton from army stores to Presi-
dent Portcs Gil, stopped shipments
of ammunition. guns and airplanes
10 the revolutionists. and arranged
for shipments Of fighting planes TO
Mexico's Government
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-30

Now that he is IN heaven. and
presumably knows everything, Mr.
Taggar, knows JUST how useful he
was when his influence gave
Woodrow Wilson the presidency
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-30

fohn D Rockefeller, Jr., wins
his fight in the Standard Oil Com
pany OF Indiana and Colonel Ste
wart IS defeated.
There have been few more bitter
fights in the history OF high n
nance
On Tuesday John H. Perry,
learned editor OF Reading, Penn
sylvania. Jacksonville, Florida, and
other places, predicting the Indi-
ana result, said
1T is hard to fight dollars. In
fact. you can't do it."
He added as an afterthought
1T is absolutely impossible to
fight dollars when they happen to
be right"
Colonel Coblentz. OF San Fran
CISCO and New York. remarked:
ITO the victor belong the oils"
Colonel Stewart. bidding fare.
well 10 Standard Oh OF Indiana,
and probably preparing to run
some other big oil company. had
the satisfaction Of reporting hnan.
Clal success for 1923
In the last year Standard Oil
OF Indiana has earned more than
elghty-three million dollars profit,
or 1910 per cent on IT'S capital.
Earnings OF the company increased
more than fifty millions, as COM
pared with 1927
President Hoover. who sum.
mons the extra session OF Congress
10 meet on April IS. is not an emo.
tonal man But he must have been
moved on writing the words
Now, therefore. |, Herbert Hoov.
er, President Of the United States
OF Amerca. do hereby proclaim
and declare" etc
After you have done farm chores
as a small boy there mus, be con-
siderable satisfaction IN writing,
Now, therefore. l. President"
On April IS farmers will have
their day and Congress will tell
them. II IT can. how 10 put a dis
organized industry on a substan-
nal. paying basis
No manufacturer could make
ms plant pay If he he'd - cloa
down all Winter TIE iarms
must do that. and u Is part .: h.
problem
, president Hoover has 4 cuah,j
more important TO executive. tsss
any. except sound judgment
HE MAKES UP HlS MIND
QUICKLY No walt a day or
~.
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FOURTH BAPTIST CHURCH
(2sth and p GtreetQ

Rev. F. W. Williams, D. D.,
Pastor. Services: Sunday. l1:3e A.
M. and soc P. M. Sunday School,
$3.50 A. M. B. Y. P. u, s:H ,.
NJ. All are invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-30

Tom Taggart Of Indiana is dead
He had ar interesting life while
II lasted. and /, lasted seventy-two
years He was political boss for
generation. controlling his State
He defeated Champ Clark and
nominated Woodrow Wilson for
the presidency
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-30

zvz g.yy'v7z:- ,'sf:s g.szgsFlI ~
lST BAPT. CHURCH S. RICHMOND
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-30

lOL WIldl lids lldppcllCu. Siu uinu
though l am, l too know something Of
the marvels and the vagaries of this
same love. Will can have little to do
with its course. l, who have suffered
so deeply, Margharita, can and do
sympathize and feel for you"
PART w
"MARGHARrTA! You have come at
last. 1t is done, then. Say that it is
donep
She stood quite still in the humble
red-tiled sitting-room, and looked at
him with great compassion shining
out of her dark, clear eyes. He was
worn almost to shadow, and his
limbs were shaking with weakness, as
he half rose to greet her. Only his
eyes were still alight and burning.
Save for them he might have been a
corpse.
Something of the old passionate pity
swept through her as she stood there,
but its fierceness had died away. Her
heart leaped no longer in quick re-
spouse to the fire In those still I'm
dlmmed eyes. She had been a girl
then, a girl with all the fierce I'M
trained nature of her mothers race (;
she was a woman now, sad-faced,
sorrowful woman. He was quick to
see the change.
"MMs,g Oh my child, you have
Still she did not answer. Silently
she knelt down by the side OF his
armchair and took his withered, deli
cate hand in hers. A great bowl Of
white hyacinths stood on a table by
the window, and the air was faint
With their perfume.
y am not ILL.," she said gently. IT
was frightened On my way here, and
had to run. There was fire last
might at the lrtnatic asylum at Fritton,
and some Of the mad people have
escaped. saw ope Of them in the
distance, and the keepers after him.
They. wanted me- to 50 back, but I
He STOPPED down and h,'sd her
forehead, With cold, dry lips.
II knew that you would be here
soon," he sid. Any letters reached
you safslyi"
"Ys."
She shuddesed at the gathering
strength in his tone, and the fierce
| light which had swept into his face.
ut is dooa child Say that u is
donf"
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This does not imply complete
approval of all that the Mexican
Government has done. or disap-
prevail Of the revolutionary cause.
|; means that the President means
to uphold stability of government
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Corner 18th and Decatur Sts.)
Rev. W L. Ransome, D. D.. Pas
tor: Parsonage 1907 Decatur Street.
Services: Sunday, 1880 A. NJ and
s P. M Sunday School, $3.50 A. M.
All ere welcome.
.
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head Of your family. We have been
the victims, but the day Of our ven
gcance is at hand. There is no life
without its SORROWS, child In the
days to come, happiness will teach
you to forget this one.
Farewell, my child. ! shall send
you no more notes. Write or come
to me the moment the deed is done !
Come to me, if you can; I would hear
your own lips tell me the news. Yet
do as seems best to you. In sympathy
and love, L. D1 M.
Zone word more, child. Do not for
a moment imagine that l blame YOU
for what has happened. Old man
though l am, l too know something Of
the marvels and the vagarfes of this
same love. Will can have little to do
with its course. l, who have suffered
SO deeply, Margharita, can and do
sympathize and feel for you"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-30

No manufacturer could make
ms plant pay II he he'd - cloa
down all Winter TIE iarms,
must do that. and u Is part .: h.
problem
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-30

president Hoover has cuahv
more important TO executive. t~ss
any. except sound uds
HE MAKES UP HIS MIND
QUICKLY No wait a day or
esr~.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-08

given by Re-. Snow. Prof. Howitson
presented the class and gave . speech
to the graduates. Everett Porter pre-
sented the diplomas. The piaiist was
Mrs. Emil TnocksCn. TWO songs were
sung by the glee club. Helen and Edna
Doehle, Alice and Clara Mauk. Dor
othy Thistlewaite, Dorothy Lamb,
Geraldine Hoffmanu. Grace Miller.
Moonlight and Roses" and Follow
the Clean" were the two songs sung.
One song. America the Beautiful"
was sung by the audience. The hall
was beautifully decorated with plants
and boughs and gold ana purple
crepe paper and flags. The graduates
Ill had carnations for their flower.
Benediction was pronounced BY Rev.
Snow. There were six graduates-
LuellA Coder, Violet Larson. Beth
Porter, Gladys Moffit, Jerome Miller,
Murl Pillsbury.
Miss Beastrom has left Motif for
her home near Ha1elton.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Lane were Bis
marck shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. Magnus held . demonstration
for aluminium ware ct Mira. 0ertte
Hoffmann's home Friday evening.
Miss Harriet Motif and Murray
House visited 1T the Hoffman, home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Keck Of Iowa. who u staying
1t the Everett Porter home. teok din.
ner at the B. +. Lane home last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Coder and daughter Luella
visited at the home Of Mrs. v. Benz
Sunday.
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Clear Lake
BY MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

Wayne Olson, son Of Mr.. and MRS.
Henry Olson, spent the past week
with relatives at Driscoll.
Miss Verna sleisht Of Happen took
supper Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Marie Olausen and family.
Mr.. and MRS. Ed Gibson called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Newland and
family visited at the Keeler home
Thursday evening.
Martin j. Olson motored to the
Henry Olson farm Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Olson and children
called on l.. B. Olson Thursday.
Miss Grace Nielsen spent several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o.
son.
Marven Magness Of Sterling was
an overnight visitor at the Will Stiles
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank shaffer are
enjoying the visit Of their nephew
and also . friend Of Missouri.
MI. and Mrs. viii Stiles entertained
Q number Of friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Newland had a.
their Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs
Adolph Bassen.
Albert Christensen made q business
trip to the Frank Shaffer home
Monday.
Mrs. Harold Hargrave has returned
from her trip to Chillicothe. Mo.
Ben Orme Is assisting with painting
at the b. r. Paisley home.
Mrs. Margaret Merringdahl was .
caller at the Frank Shaffer home
Tuesday.
Ray Smith has been assisting hi.
father fenoing.
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Painted Woods


Those that spent Sunday at the Ole
Lillefjeld home Sunday were Mrs.
Tom Hustad Of Minot and son James,
who Is visiting with her sister and
family, Of Jamestown: MI. and Mrs.
Louis 0ilcher and children, Doneen
and Betty Lou: Mi. and Mrs. H. w.
Crawford Of Mandan; MI. and Mrs.
A. w. Tosuma and sons Walter and
Bobby Of Bismarck. They visited with
their mother, Mrs. Maria Elsberg, and
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lllefjeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and
son Ernest spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown spent
Sunday at Painted Woods lake.
Mrs. Merton Demeray, her brother
tn.laW, Pat Demeray, and Miss Evelyn
Wyranek, Of Bismarck, called at the
Ole Lillefjeld home Monday evening.
Mi. and Mrs. Elias Lillefjeld and
sons had dinner at the Ole Lillefjeld
home Monday.
Mi. and Mrs. VIM. Brown gave q
farewell party for Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Waddington and sons, Of Bis
marck. The Waddingtons expect ia
60 by motor to Oregon, stopping ia
visit relatives on the way. They expect
to be gone all summer, and II they
find q place to their liking may settle
there for the future. Those that gath
cred at the Brown home to bid them
farewell were Mi. and Mrs. John
Kiefer Of Wilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. 1ver Erickson, and MI. and
Mrs. Alvin Lang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld visited
at the Elias Lillefjeld home at Wilton
Sunday afternoon.
Alvine Lossum Of Bismarck is stay.
ing for an indefinite time at the Ole
Lillefjeld home. She accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld and Elias Lii.
lefjeld from Bismarck Thursday eve.
ing, where they were visiting relatives
Mrs. Elias Lillefjeld and Mrs. Merton
Demeray stayed with Mrs. Elsberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erickson ane
son, of Bismarck. were visiting rel
atives and friends In this vicinit,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Erickson ant
children, Mrs. VIM. Brown, Mrs. 10,
Brown and Mrs. Fred Brown al
called at the Alvin Lang home Sun
day.
The assessor. Henry johnson, wa
around In this neighborhood last week
Ollie Lillefjeld and niece. Alvin'
Lossuln. were shoppers in Wilton Sat
urday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Brown were call
ers at Wilton Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ole Soderquist and son Fine
called at the Ole Lillefjeld home Sat
urday.
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Helen Martini, Violette Dexte... Lii
liam Peterson, Ellen Peterson, Martha
0osney. Bernice Gosney, VIM. Ryan,
Blaine Fockler. Lowell Barton and
Lee Saville. The following program
was given: Professional. Mrs. o.. r.
Bauer; invocation, Rev. B. s. Locker;
salutatory, The ladder OF Life. LILLIAN
Peterson: Instrumental duet, Mr.. and
Mrs. @. z. Bauer: address to gradu.
ates, Rev. Paul 8. Wright: valedictory.
Looking Forward, Hattie Fetterley;
solo, The Waters Of Minnetonka. q.
r. Bauer; presentation Of graduating
class, Q. r. Bauer; presentation Of
diplomas, G. T. Barton; instrumental
duet, Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Bauer; bene.
diction, Rev. B. s. Locker.
Miss Hattie Fetterley was the lucky
pupil to get the 5000 check presented
by the jamestown college which was
given to the pupil ranking first In the
years work.
Tuesday evening the juniors enter
tanned the seniors and their parents
at q banquet In the school gym which
was pretttly decorated in the class
colors, rose and silver. while vases
filled with American Beauty roses
adorned the table. The f0llowinG
program was given: Singing, al:
toastmaster, Cldon Vie: class history,
Helen Martini: class will, Lowell Bar.
ton: piano duet, Arden and Eldon
Vie; junior prophecy, Violette Dexter;
! appreciation Of the seniors, Linda
Juhola; senior prophecy, Lillian HUI;
saxophone solo, Lowell Barton. After
the banquet the all school prom
was held. Guests were present from
Kintyre, Napoleon and Pollock. Music
was furnished by the Sunset orcheS.
ira.
Tuesday evening Misses Blanche
TIMBER and Agnes Stanton enter
tained the members Of 1.-THE 1925
senior class at q 6 o'clock dinner at
the Macdonald home.
Mrs. M. Nylund, who went to Bis
marck to atten' the graduation Of her
daughter Elna, returned Monday
Miss Elna accompanied her mother
home and will visit a week with her
before returning to Bismarck to at
tend business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. King and Mr.
and Mrs. Lee May Of Bismarck visited
With Mrs. A. r. May Memorial day.
Misses Julius Zelluner and Cecil
Ryan of Bismarck spent Memorial
day at their homes here.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack MacLachlar
drove down from Bismarck Saturday
bringing with them Kirk Batter. who
has been attending high school a
Virginia, MINI. He will spend hi
vacation with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. F. Savase.
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Mrs. John Birkeland and Gale, who
have spent the past three weeks In
Minneapolis, returned Monday. Mrs.
Birkcland went there to consult =
doctor.
Seymour Arneson purchased a new
car last week.
While trying to stop 4 prairie fire
last week Einar Spilde had the mis-
fortune to be burned badly about the
face and hands. At this writing he
is much improved. With the help Of
neighbors the fire was stopped and
no damage va done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer Arneson and
Arnold Christianson spent Thursday
evening at the M. A. Lien home.
A number from this vicinity at
tended the graduation exercises at
Driscoll Thursday evening.
Olga M. Rise, who spent the past
week helping Mrs. Knudson at Drts-
coll with housekeeping, returned
Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Seymour Arneson and
daughter Hazel motored to James
town Saturday, returning Monday
evening. Their daughter Rubie, who
has been visiting there, returned with
them. Leroy and Bernice Dravland
also returned with them and will at
tend parochial school here.
Olga and Joseph Rise motoeed to
Wilton Monday, the slattsr having
some dental work done.
Ed jenkins enjoyed . visit from
some of his friends from Bismarck
Sunday.
Carl Lem Of Baldwin accompanied
by Valdemar Lem left Tuesday for
Fergus Falls. Mimi, for . short visit
with relatives.
Olive. Joseph and Clarence Rise
spent Sunday at their parental home.
Ed Nygaard, who is doing some
breaking near Regain. for Mr.. Helge-
son, spent Sunday here.
Ed jenkins spent "wednesday and
Thursday ct Bismarck.
G. M. Bjerke and daughter Esther
motored to Driscoll Saturday.
Oscar Opoien and J. o. Rise de-
livered some old engines to Arena
Saturday.
Mrs. Marie Olanson and family
spent Sunday At the Harold Chris
Hanson home.
Miss Kirkeby Of Moorhead, Mimi.
arrived here Monday and. commenced
teaching parochial school Tuesday.
Selma Rise assisted Mrs. b. +. PaS-
lay with housework last week.
A number from this vicinity attend.
ed the ball game held ct NJ. A. Lsin'l
pasture Sunday. The game wAi
played between the "Swedes' and
"Lein Pirates"
The ladies aid meets with Mrs
Frank Berkvam ct futile Tuesday
June II.
There will be English services sun
day, June 8, ct 2 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Severson And
family spent Sunday Afternoon at thu
Henry Arneson home.
Selma Rise motored to futile Mon.
day.
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week for 4 visit with his parents, II
and Mira. Al Holden, and other ri
tiveS.
0orden Engen Of Bismarck |
spending his vacation 1t the r.
jacobson home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Reynard Spitser al
Ernest Rupp attended the Memogj
day program at Bismarck.
MI. and Mrs. Cecil Mount and bal
and Alice etrandemo visited Ct e.
Herman Kikul and Ed Mount hout1
Sunday.
Memorial day was observed IN e
usual way In this community.
MI. and Mrs. Steve Murrey o.
family called at the Con johnst
home Friday on business. steve 81
Con traded horses.
Edmund Rupp Of Baldwin = sui
shutting on the mail route for FRI
Nelson. who is attending to 9th
business matters.
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following program was given: 1nvo-
cation, Rev. Oster: piano solo, Mary
Oster; valedictory. Ella schilling;
class history. Ray Brennetse; solo.
Rev. Nordlund: class prophesy. Mar
vim Rupp: reading. Marie echillins;
address, Z. r. Crane OF Bismarck;
presentation Of diplomas by Miss
Runey, and benedictton BY Rev. Oster.
Graduates were Ella echilling,
Frances Fitzgerald. Ray Brenneise,
Marvin Rupp, william Chnes. Milton
Marcovitz and Ray Granting. The
last named passed In al except two
subjects and took part In the exer.
cises although he did not receive q
diploma. Miss Helen Rue, teacher,
was chairman Of program.
A. B. stratton and Mrs. l.. Kelly
left Monday for . two weeks vacation
with relatives and friends In Minne-
sofa. Mr.. stratton will visit hts wife
and small son at Red Lake Falls,
Minnesota.
Miss Gertrude 0rotberg. who
taught school at Hazelton this past
year, Is q guest at the A. H. Helgesor
home this week. Miss Grotbera
formerly taught In Regan.
Axel Solder Of Wing transacted bus
mess here last week.
Mi. and Mrs. H. e. Helgcson oi
Arena were guests 1T the A. H. Hell.
Resou home On Memorial day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O.. Lein of Wing
were guests at the Carl Lem home
Memorial day.
MIR. and Mrs. L. Hopkins motorec
to Bismarck last Thursday afternoon
MIR. and Mrs. A. H. Helgeson were
callers In Bismarck on Saturday eve
ming.
Miss Irene Malsby and Miss Heller
Rue are taking care Of the etrattor
confectionery and restaurant while
Mr.. 5tratton Is on his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wcsterman attend
ed the commencement exercises II
| Wilton last week. Their son Altar
| completed the high school coursl
there this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Garnes attended,
the Shrine convention In Fargo las
week.
A. H. Helgeson. A.. H. Lundbery ant
H. Davenport were ~transacting bust
ness In Bismarck Tuesday.
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MOffit
D. MAUDE r

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,hssa..a al $500 = n,.r..rcS S.t,,r-
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Glenview
~ MRS. LARS JACOBSON

School election was held Tuesday
IN school No. 2 for the purpose Of
electing q director.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con johnson and
children motored to MAndan on bust
ness Friday. II.
willard and Walter semons and
daughter Grace were Bismarck call
ers Saturday.
A number Of our young folks 1T.
tended the dance at Baldwin 0atur.
day evening and reported : good
time.
Mrs. G. M. Jscebson and grand
daughter Violet attended the couftr.
nation services held At Washburn
Sunday.
Friday on business.
~. ana Mrs. Enock Andersen ard
family were capital city visitoes 9at-
urday. while there they coueuleo4 .
phytician lce their daughter knnette,
whe has been Ia ~ health foe eeme
time.
4 few irsua on Reality attsndeq
the carnival at Wtlton during ths
past week.
III. ana Mn. walter eemoa6 and
children ana NJ. and MIA Snock An.
deroou and family callod 4t ebe Lam
jacobson home sunday.
a&randenno callo0 IN thu
neighborhood the latter part q tn
week. He was selling ticabots Tor tn
ChautenquA which win y held q
Baldwin june 9Th TO l1th.
Verl Hoaden y again empl0ged o.
the Enock Andereon farm.
Archie Holden arrived by motol
| from Montana the latter part q ~
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Temvik
D. BERTHA LARvICK

Miss Broadhead left Thursday for
Minneapolis to spend her vacation
with her sister.
Miss Betty Huber returned home
after nine months Of school In Tenn
vik.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Albrecht Of Dts-
marck visited the formers parents
Sunday.
Miss Ann Monaham wa . visitor
at the Frank Foell home Sunday.
william Nelson held Z dance ct his
place Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Quasi were
callers In Linton Monday evening.
Chas. Bnders and daughters. Dee.
thea and Renee, were business callers
in Moffit Saturday.
Bernice Nelson and E1stue Ochenes
attended the BAN game at Haselton
sunday.
Tea Dohie o. Eureka. %. Oak. vie-
tied ct his pereuts' home Thprsday.
Lillian and Alien ouatt weIe VII
itors In Tomvik Monday.
A bell eAihe was played - tho
Temvik diamond between 1eaavtk ard
9trauehure Lake.
M. and Mr.. chas. u WITT and
children motored 70 DisnaSsk SUM-
day.
George Brooks and his motlaer were
seen In town Monday.
Roy Albrecht q Wilton was . us
itor here Sunday.
Dernice Nelson and Teddy Btling3-
Icy visited at the pote Nelson hama
Sunday.
Miss Louise Foell and Steve 0gburn
we're united In marriage Tuesday
night.
Miss Kaufman left Friday m0rn-