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Painted Woods
~ MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD

Mr.. and Mrs. liver Erickson and
Dave Brostrom motored to Bismarck
Monday afternoon where they visited
Mrs. VIM. Brown at the Bismarck
hospital. Mrs. Dave Brostrom re-
turned home with them. She has
heen visiting relatives III Bismarck
for some time.
a dancing party was given at the
john Ruth farm home Saturday eve
g.nE
NJ. and Mrs. Oio L.illeflcld visited
.: the Joe Brown home Monday eve
ming,
Lester Brown was 4 Wilton caller
Monday afternoon. O. his way home
lr stopped n. Tic o. Lslietlcld home.
NJ. and Mrs. Joe Brown and Mrs.
Iycr Erickson and children had din
uer a. the Vim. Brown home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown and baby
Vim, Brown. son Lester. and Mrs.
ANY Bloom and children all had
upper AZ the I've. Ericsson home
Sunday evening.
Nj. and Mrs. Ole Lillcfieid and
Mis-. Maud Eisbefg had dinner at
t..c Elias Liliefleld home Sunday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Erickson and
sca Eraes. spent Sunday a. the An
drew Nelson home.
NJ and Mrs. Elias Lillctjcii and
sons Edwin and Gerald spent Sur-
DAY evening al the Ole Llleijcld
home.
Mas Anstrom who is staying at the
Fran. Erickson home a. Bismarck
and gong to se.,ool this fall, visited
al her home Sunday.
III. and MR.. DC Lilietield spent
"Wednesday evening al The Vim.
Brown homo.
Andrew Nelson was a Wilton call
or FRIDAY.
Arthur Dams.,on drove % Wilton
Saturday.
Adolpn Peterson ras a Wilton Wis
tor FRIDAY.
Due 70 bad roads the program tina.
Iii DicaSoa IA putting on at the
Erickson scaocihousc is postponed
until next Wednesday evening. the
9Th.
Dan Johnson called at The VIM
Brown and lser Erickson home Fri
day.
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Ecklund
n JUSTINE r

Eddie Meyers and Jack Lenil1a,,
made a trip to the Morris Anderson
farm after cattle that were sold at
the auction sale there Tuesday.
Bonnie Anderson and All johnson
we're t~ransacting business in Bis
marck Tuesday.
Lester Sheldon son Of Ted Sheldon
Of Bismarck visited over the week.
end at the Victor Anderson home.
Donald Morris and Lester Falken-
stein attended the sale at Bill Mad
lands near Mckenzie Tuesday.
Gordon williams called at the r.
J. Falkenstein home wednesday.
Donald Morris made q trip to Bald.
win Wednesday.
H. A. Mccullough and daughter
/! Mable were shoppers in Wilton FRI
day.
Margaret Anderson. who attends
high school in Bismarck. spent the
Weekend at her home.
Donald Morris called on Bonnie and
Levi Anderson Saturday.
Clarence Falkenstein vas a caller
in still Saturday.
Harold Williams was an overnight
guest with Donald Morris Saturday.
Levi Anderson. Joe Jiras and Harry
Brown visited at the T. r. Morris
home Sunday.
A number Of people attended the
farewell part on Morris Andersons
ut Still Sunday. They plan to leave
for Michigan In the near future where
they will spend the winter.
Gordon williams spent over Sum
day at his home near Baldwin.
Dorothy Morris visited at her par
entail home Sunday.
Ira Falkenstein called at the Clar-
ence Falkenstcin home Monday.
Tuesday Of this week an auction
sale was held at the Morris Anderson
farm six miles east and two miles
south Of Wilton. Mr.. Anderson has
rented his farm and sold his complete
line Of farm machinery. stock and
household goods. Mr.. and Mrs. And.
erson plan to leave for Wisconsin
soon where they will spend the win.
ter months.
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Sterling
Ey FERN STEWART

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest johnson and
daughter Lorrine Doris and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carey Johnson and son Carey
Jr. wcrc Tuesday evening callers at
the Tom Stewart home.
The Sunshine sewing club had a
Halloween party at z. A. Kings We'd
ncsday night.
MI. and Mrs. Ernest johnson had
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. H. n.
Wright Wednesday.
Tom Stewart was a Bismarck cali
or Wednesday.
Raymond johnson is helping with
the WORK at Tom Stewards for
a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stewart and
Raymond johnson were Driacoll
callers Saturday.
Arnold Kusch vas rushed to a BIS
rlarck hospital Saturday. He had an
operation for appendicitis.
Union meeting xas held 1t the hall
Monday night.
Miss Mildred johnson, was ! Sterl-
Ing caller Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Chenoweth who haa
been in the hospital the past month
came home last week.
Florence GoSney and sister. Edna
returned to school Monday after
their two months trip.
) The county nurse examined some
Of the Sterling. scisool children Mon
day. fintshfng the rest Tuesday,
Will stiles MAS = town caller -.
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ny KARL sCHATz

Ed. Schatz, Kenneth Brown, Cecile
Roberts and John Bender left for
Iowa last week where they will seek
employment.
Myrtle Brown called at the Carl
Schatz home Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bracket and children
attended the farewell party given In
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Greenen
Wednesday evening.
Esther SchatZ of Turtle Lake spent
Saturday evening and Sunday at the
home Of her parents.
Esther, Eddie and Andy johnson
spent Monday evening at the Carl
Schatz home.
Mi. and Mrs. Bracket and children
and Earl Dixon attended the dance at
the Mundson farm Saturday evening.
Jake Stoltz and Edmond Schatz
drove to McClusky Friday and were
accompanied back by Sarah who
spent the weekend with her parents
here.
The services which were conducted
by Rev. Brockle Of Turtle Lake were
we'll attended Sunday afternoon.
Quite q number Of folks attended
the program and basket social which
was given ut school No. 2 Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ennis Of Regain attend.
ed services at the Alta church Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Hinele Of Lincoln Valley
were also present.
Chas Larson visited at the Bracket
home Friday evening.
Elmer Qualve was an Alta shopper
Friday.
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Steele
~ E K

Nine boys have enrolled In the
Steele Boy Scout troop to date: Edgar
Rosen, Arthur Stauffacher. Wyman
Marsh. Norman Wallin. Warren Kar-
pen. James Ryder. Frank Omidt. ALI.
Roming ard Reidar Royning. At the
meeting last week the time was spent
in playing games and in knot-tying
contests. Another meeting has been
called for Friday evening OF this
week. at which the troop committee
will be present.
Miss Minnie Fent who has been in
poor health for years passed away
Monday morning at the home Of her
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Fisher. Ed.
Fent a brother arrived from Iowa 4
few days before.
Mrs. L. q. Brown, who has been
visiting in Buckeye township. spent
Thursday and Friday with her son,
Nj. and Mrs. VIM. Brown and fam.
lily. Mrs. Brown will 500 leave for
| Washington to spend the winter with
her % Renford.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Christian re-
turned home Friday from Churches
Ferry, were they spent several days
! with Mrs. Christians parents. Mr..
| and Mrs. So!berg.
Mrs. B. Cunningham returned home
from Bismarck Monday where she
spent several days with her daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stair. while there
she also received medical treatment.
Myrtle Ufer. Mrs. Mac Epstein and
Mrs. Arne Vinge, drove to Bismarck
to see 'Sho~boat" at the Capitol
Theatre Thursday evening.
Ellridge Phelps came home from
Jamestown college Friday to spend
the weekend with his parents, Mt
and Mrs. Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Kidd and children
Of Mandan spent the weekend with
Mrs. Kids parents. Mr.. and Mrs. =.
Armstrong.
Opal Budvig, who is attending busi-
! ness college in Bismarck, was home
over the weekend.
Mrs. Fred Wigton entertained the
Ladies Work club on Thursday.
Miss Martha Shorthand and Miss
! Mary Moch were business callers In
Bismarck Saturday.
Miss Sara Boyd spent Saturday and
! Sunday at her home In Menoken.
About twenty Of Miss Thelma Bur-
tons friends rendered her q surprise
shower at her home Wednesday we
ming. She received many beautiful
and useful gifts. The evening was
spent in tying quilts. The hostess
Miss Alma Barta, served q delicious
lunch.
Miss Florence Harren spent the
weekend at the home Of her parents.
Stanley Lindseth arrived home
from Underwood Saturday.
John Upper and his two children
spent Saturday in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. Heaton went to
Bismarck Thursday to see SHOW.
boat" at the Capitol Theatre.
II. J. Loerch and Chas. Locrch re-
ceived word Of the serious illness Of
their mother who lives with a daugh-
ter at Carlyle, Canada, they left We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Hargrave and daughter Lenora
arrived here from Chillicothe. Mo,
Friday. to be with his daughter, Mrs.
v. Wamsley, who has been in q seri-
Gus condition for sorne time.
Rev. and Mrs. Brown entertained
the Epworth League at q Halloween
party Thursday evening.
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Rock Hill
~ RUTH LITTLE

Lloyd ard Jennings kcttlcson mo-
tered to Wilton Sunday.
jesse McCoy Of the U. S. Marine
arrived home Wednesday. He will
visi. for SOM time at tho home OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Mccoy.
Lawrence Gordon a a guest OF his
Uncle. Ernest Gordon. Sunday.
A. Kolb and S. V. Monroe motorcd
TO Regain Wednesday.
J.. F. Little. Earl Mowler and Frank
Nicholson attended a farmers union
elevator meeting Saturday.
The Ladies Aid will hold a sale at
the Garfield gym Saturday Nov. Is.
The fancy vorl. will be sold at auc-
ton. Luncheon will be served at ii
cents a plate. A good program will
be given free By tho ladies.
Andrew Olson called al the VIM
Mccullough home Thursday morn
ing.
Laverna Hoiiser. teacher OF school
No. l.. spent the weekend as a guest
OF her aunt. Mrs. Harry Dinlond.
Nels Nelson and SONS Hugo and
Victor called at the Ernest Gordon
home Tuesdav.
Clas. Hcddick motorcd to Regain
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Elkins and
daughters Dolores and Beverly were
guests a. the A. Mccoy home Sum
dav.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Ghylin and
son Clair and Gerald were Sunday
dinner guests at tho Joe Kicfcr home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Taylor mo-
torcd to Regain Wednesday.
A p. T. A. meeting "a held at tho
scfloo!house Friday night.
Laurice and Elizabeth J~orgensor
visited at the Ed Rasche home Fri
day.
John Howe and Ernest Swanson
motorcd to Regain Saturday.
Nj. and Mrs. Ben Nelson and sou
were Sunday guests at the Ernest
Gordon homo.
LLOYD and Jennings Kcttlcsol
called at the Andrew Kolb home
Sunday.
S. B. Olson motored to Regain We'd
ncsday.
Stephen Monroe called at the
Chas. Heddick home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Humphreys and
daughters Elizabeth and Helen mo.
torcd to the capital city Saturday.
c. Z. Christianson was transacting
business III Regain Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Sheldon. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Sheldon. of Reg
an and Herbert Fricke. son of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Frickc. Of Baldwin
wer, united in marriage last Wed.
nc3day.
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Gibbs

Nh. and Mrs. Andrew Roedell and
daughter Clara May stopped 1t
Frank Trysg's Friday for dinner.
They we're On their way to james,
town from Idaho.
Mn. Ired eabot and Vincent we're
Saturday night callers It the Emil
Sabot home.
Victor Enedahl and family visited
Sunday q the Adrien Asoridge home.
Alrs. Frank oebel accompanied Mr..
and Mrs.. Cloyence Davenport and
children to reach and points ID Mon.
taae. T11ey left Tuesday.
sunday callesS ct John 0abotl
we're viacent eabot and Oscar SVEN
Il. and ms. osoese koch visited
q Fhilip letngang's " Aandau
~. "a Nh. vietor Enedahl
Charles And 1fannal Marie eno -
Frank Ttyeg en4 laughtefs. A5oett
and 9teel And Grace 0abel -
ten6od thu party n tn primary
room T1aufsday attsSnon. The aftor'
noon Ms spent playing games a1tel
which . losely lunch was served p,
the ehildren losing the spelline rece
Nrs. YioIds, LA1ci1le. 1orTest anl
01ae11en ard 1Aynond rorter An
III nexis uers Sunday visltoss .
ykank oAbo1sa.
~. "a Nh. john Qabel, o.. &C
leonpaniod ~ IalliAu dobei. called .
9n1T@Ml xSE ~ S4sIs{x| $50 49,
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Glenview
BY MRS. LARS JACOBSON

Quite . few from this community at-
tended the funeral Of Peter Olson at
Bismarck Sunday. He was well
and favorably known In this vicinity
having lived with his uncle, Ivor
johnson, several years Of his boyhood
and later worked for several farmers
here. The last few years he has spent
In Mclean county. He leaves two
sisters, Mrs. Jake Yeasley Of Bismarck,
and Mrs. william Klemm Of Portland.
Ore. and one brother, John, Of Bis
marck.
Mrs. Frank Rocker ST.. had 4 sale
Of her household goods last week,
She is leaving soon for Seattle, Wash.
where she will live with her daughter
MI. and Mrs. John Olson Of Bis
marck called at the Con Johnson
home Thursday.
Tom Morgan shipped Q bunch Of
cattle from Baldwin to st. Paul Fri.
day. He also sold some mich COWS to
Pete Luyben last week. Morgan u
| selling out all his stock Is he Is leav.
Ing this place in the spring.
Ed Braele Of Regan Is spending
few weeks at the Chas. Krotz home.
A few friends gathered at the A
Holden home Wednesday evening x
celebrate Rene's seventeenth birthday
anniversary.
Mrs. Q. M. Jacobson visited amoni
friends In wilton Tuesday.
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Mckenzie
by r +. T. HUGHES

d. B. feathers, George Watson and
S. J. King Of Bismarck went on a
hunting trip Thursday afternoon.
David Cook Of Bismarck was a bust
ness caller in Mckenzie Tuesday.
The store, hotel and furnishings Of
J. 3. 8wafick at Tuttle burned Thurs
day night. The Swanick family for
merly lived in Mckenzie.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Doan Of Britton
were Mckenzie callers Wednesday.
Saturday shoppers in Bismarck
from here were Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. william Nc.
Closkey, MIR. and Mrs. n. E. Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hermanson, Mrs.
Henry Lewis, Miss Lillian Newman,
Carl Carlson, John Betz, Mr.. and Mrs.
2. w. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Nell and daughter Florence.
Miss Lillian Watson, who teaches at
Wilton, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Watson.
The All club girls. under the d.
rection Of Isabelle Colby. gave q ban
quot Saturday evening at the George
Manly home. Parents Of the little
girls were invited.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Hughes visited Mrs.
Hughes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. I.
Failey. at Menoken Saturday after
noon.
j. B. Swanick Of futile Is a guest
at the home Of Mrs. G. E. Crum.
Mr. and Mrs. q. A. Hughes were
visitors ut the Roy Wildfang home
Sunday evening.
L. =. Heaton was a business caller
IN Bismarck Monday.
George Manly rnotored to Bismarck
Monday.
The Mckenzie PIT. A. met in the
schoolhouse Tuesday evening, Nov. 2,
with President Mrs. Manly In charge.
A social hour followed the meeting.
and refreshments were served by Mrs.
George Hughes and Mrs. Roy Wild
fang.
Rev. and Mrs. j. N. Snow and fam.
lily left q week ago Monday for North
Carolina. where they will make their
home.
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home at Lake Norden. 8. D., after
several days visit with friends and
relatives in this locality.
Bills have been posted by the local
committee of the Braddock Cornn1u.
nifty club announcing an old.time
dance to be given in the high school
gymnasium Friday evening, Nov. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Kaiser, Water
town, s. D., arrived here Thursday
to visit at the M. Feyereisen home.
They returned home Saturday. Mrs.
Kaiser "a q sister Of Mrs. Feyereisen.
Mrs. G. r. Barton spent the week.
end with relatives in Kintyre.
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Lyman
By 8. GYLDEN

George and Leonard Kayonius were
~transacting business in Bismarck one
day last week.
Edwin Olson was q Wing caller on
Saturday.
Quite q few from around here took
in the program and ghost social at
Sigrid Josephson's school.
Mrs. John Gylden and Sulo were
~transacting business in Wing We'd
nesday.
Wednesday evening callers In Wing
were Bill Mulari, Leonard Kavonius,
Edwin Olson, Sulo Eckholm and Sew
ert Gylden.
Sylvia Eckholm called at Arne An
tilla's Sunday.
Edwin Olson visited at Bill Want.
tja's Saturday evening.
Myrtle Hudson was a business caller
at Thorsor's Friday evening.
Frank Holmes. Carl Anderson and
Bill Mularie were callers at Louis o.
sons Sunday.
Rev. Antio conducted services 1t
the Finnish Lutheran church Sunday.
Ane Antilla was q Wing caller Sat.
urday.
Church meetings were held ct CYL
den's Sunday evening.
Emil Luiska called at VIM. Hayer's
Sunday.
Bill Wanttaja was q Wing caller
Saturday.
Severt Gyldcn, Sulo and Elmo Eek
holm were callers at Henry Inget's
Sunday.
Andrew Droner and Frank Holmes
were Wing callers Saturday.
Rev. Antio and VIM. JoSephson
were callers at Nels Neinie's Satur-
day.
MI. and Mrs. Arre Antilla and
family were visiting at Dan VAIL
mans In Sterling Sunday.
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The American Legion have planned
an Arinistice Day banquet to be given
in the Legion Cabi1, on the evening
Of November 18th. All Leg~ionnaires
and their families. ex : service men
and Auxiliary members and their
families are invited to attend. The
following committees were appointed
by President Malone to take charge
Of the affair: Refreshment, Mesdames
Lundberg, Aure. Taylor, j. Danielson,
and J. Fisher. Table and general ar
rangements, B. Nicholson. Keller. and
Miss Freda Uhde. Reception, j. Carl
son, s~undquist, and Miss Edna john
son. Invitation, Hopkins. and G. o.
Kettleson. Program committee con-
sists Of Mesdames fIelgeson. Watkins.
and Hopkins. The program will be-
gin promptly At 7:30 O'Clock.
A. II. Helgeson, local attorney
transacted business In Bismarck or
Tuesday evening.
Alvin Manning left for South Da-
kota last week where he will spend
some time with relatives. Earl Man.
ming is taking care Of the home place
while he is away.
Miss lola DuToit who has beer
employed ct the Sanger Mercantile
company for the past half year, left
for her home In Mercer on Sunday.
Walter Tyberg motored Miss DuToit
to her home.
Earl Manning was . dinner guest
at the L. Hopkins home on Sunday.
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Still
By D. r. HAGSrROM

Lester johnson Of Bismarck has
been helping his brother. Edwin
johnson. with some work the past
week.
Ira Falkenstein called on Bert He'd
strom Wednesday.
Rev. Aster Of Regan was a caller on
Pete johnson wednesday.
Albert johnson called on Steve Lit.
tie Of Regain Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson were callers
on MI. and Mrs. Ed B-oehl Thursday.
Chas. Noon took q carload Of hogs
to st. Paul last week and returned
home Wednesday.
velnaa johnson spent the weekend
with her cousin. Nadine Noon.
Ted. Alice and Lucille Lehr mo.ed
to Still last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson called
in Wilton wednesday.
Conrad johnson va 4 Regan caller
Friday.
Ole Haptrom and son Oscar trans-
acted business In Bismarck Wednes-
day.
The Chas. Noon family motorcd Ia
Bismarck Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson. Mrs
Arthur johnson and children, were
dinner guests at the Fred Johnson
home Sunday.
Bert Hedstrom was q Regain caller
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin johnson were
callers on Mrs. Arthur johnson, one
day last week.
Oscar fIagstrom and Eric Pearson
motorcd to Wilton Friday.
The surprise given in honor Of thu
A. 6. Anderson family who are leav.
ing In the near future. was well at.
tended. II was given Sunday In thu
Still hall.
Mi. and Mrs. Q. Tosseth were Wis.
itors at the Bert Hedstrom home OF
Sunday.
Conrad johnson called At tn.
Strand home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. johnson
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Pearson
Tuesday.
Oliver and Nadine Noon attendes
the football game 1t Washburn Fri,
day.
Martin Strand ana son Leo. wh,
have been doing some carpenter Worl
! ct 0riska. n. D.. the past three weeks
returned home Friday.
Albert johnson helped Bert He'd
stSom With some work Monday.
Mrs. A. /. Asplund. who has beef
living With her son Walfred the pas
few months. moved hack to her oil
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin johnson &C
companied by Lester johnson spen
Sunday with Mr. Jotnson's parents Q
Bismarck.
The Rev. Langrand Of Minneapoli
Is holding meetings In the Swedish
Mission church this week.
Nj. and Mrs. Conrad johnson an
daughter velma made : business tri
to Bismarck Tuesday.
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origin Of the

Thursday night. The origin Of the
fire Is unknown.
Friends Of Burt Johnson. father Of
Fay johnson, will be sorry to hear
that he is confined to the Mayo hos.
pital at Rochester where he Is un-
dergoing treatment.
Charley Halnlin, brother Of Mrs.
Pillsbury, is ct the Veterans hospital
at Fargo taking treatment.
Mrs. Jim Hill entertained ten
ladies at q party last Wednesday. A
nice lunch was served.
MI. and Mrs. Jake voll were Moffit
! visitors Tuesday.
There will be church services every
Sunday at 1890 q. m. and Sunday
school at 1880. Rev. Kinzler will al
so teach = class in the preparatory
work.
Mrs. c. E. Moffit visited at the Ella
Porter home Sunday afternoon.
William Lane motored to Bismarck
Monday on q business trip.
Emil and Oliver 1wen and Rem
Roberts Of Arthur, N. D., arrived here
a week ago last Sunday to visit at
! the Emil Enockson home.
Alfred Faust resumed his work fol
MI. Dyrstad at the Sterling elevator
Tuesday.
Miss Martha Brightmeyer Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Mike Hanson, for
a few weeks.
Mrs. Harold Lane left with her two
sons for a months visit with rela.
tives in Michigan Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson and
| children visited at the v. Benz homo
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pillsbury and
1 children visited at Mckenzie Sunday.
The seniors will give q dance at tho
Benz hall on Saturday night, Nov.
l6.
Mrs. Howard Brovnawell returned
from the hospital Tuesday where she
has been confined for several weeks.
The Misses Iwen and Reidman en-.
tertained their pupils at a Halloween
party at the schoolhouse Thursday
afternoon. A nice lunch was served
to the children. The school rooms
were prettily decorated In orange ana
black with plenty Of cats, COLLINS and
pumpkins.
The members Of the freshman
class entertained the sophomores.
juniors and seniors at q Halloween
party at the sc~hoolhouse Thursday
night. The rooms we're prettily dec
Grated with Halloween decorations,
Dancing was enjoyed by the guests
until 1890. At II o'clock 4 nice
lunch was served to the guests by
the freshmen.
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Hazlegrove
By MRS. RAY H~AzLEGROvE

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hawkins
moved to the place north Of Ray
Hazelgrovc's Monday and Tuesday.
Ray helped him nov They were
overnight guests Monday 1t the
Hazlcgrovc homo.
Elmer Dun.:in's father. mother and
sister moved into the place vacated
BY Lester Hawkins.
Lester Hawkins and Elex Schiem1er
called at Ray Hazlcgrovc's We0nes.
day.
Ed Wagner was a business caller
in Wing Wednesday.
Ray Hazlcgroye and Lester Hawk
ins were business callers in futile
Wednesday.
vernol Goldsmith was in futile
Wednesday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Lester Hawkins called
Friday at Ray Hazlegroves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were
callers Friday evening at the Lester
Hawkins home.
Mrs. Nit Goldsmith and son Dale
and daughter Dorothy were In futile
Saturday shopping.
Others among those shopping In
Tutlc Saturday we're Mrs. Jake HtSsch
and son Clarence and Dorothy Chris
tine. MI. and Mrs. Philip Thoren
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. :. 0ta-
mers and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII HARRY and family
are moving to town. They held Z
! sale Wednesday. Nov. 8.
Ed Wagner and Pauline Wolff ct.
tended the show In Wing Saturday
night.
John Wutizke drove to Wing Sat-
urday after their daughter HudA who
is attending high school there.
Miss Otillia Brosc spent the week.
end with her folks.
Philip Palmer held . sale Saturday
at his house in Tuttle. They we're
selling everything and moving g
California to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove en-
tcrtaincd AZ their dinner guests 0un-
day Ed Wagner. Miss Pauline Wolf
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Havkini
and Lcnora Kottke. Cards iurnisnec
the pastimc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hawkins and
Lcnora Kottkc were also supper
guests Sunday evening at Ray HAZE
groves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulcers and
Miss Otillia we're guests sunday eve
ming at the Ray Hazlegrove home.
Miss Opal Gray spent the veek-ent
in Lake williams.