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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-15

Austin were guests at a bridge
luncheon given Thursday by Mrs.
d. w. Glasscock at the Cortez one
day this week.
Mrs. w. G. Greenlee Of Mercedes
and Ralph Greenlee OF Corpus
Christi were dinner guests Of MI.
and Mrs. ID. w. Glasscock M the
C0rtez.
Mrs. Harry Lawf0n's guests nc one
table of bridge az the country club
Jones and Sorrick of Mercedes and
Mrs. q. H. Whitehead OF WeSlaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. "a. Rowland havH
returned home from q trip TO Dav-
idson. North Carolina. Their son,
n. "A. Jr., who was In college there,
returned with them.
Mrs. II. M. Rowland, formerly or
Weslaco, now Of San Antonio. Is
visiting in the home Of r. A. Row
land.
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Valley Society NeWs
and EDentS

Juanita Martin, Norma Mauldin,
Agnes Avenger. Loell Taylor, Cora
WagerS. Velma FoSsler Of Mercedes,
Leona Brookmiller Of Mission. Ester
Marose Of Mercedes, Eurova Broilis
Of Brownsville and Audrey Cupier
Of Mercedes.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes Asburry and
daughter, Dorothy, returned to Yves
laco Thursday after a SIX weeks abb
Sence on a visit 10 Sedalia. Mo
They reported a very pleasant trip
but stated they were glad 10 return
TO the Valley. ACCOMPANYING them
home the parents OF Mr.. AS
bury. MI. and Mrs. "A. B. Asburry
who expect 10 make quite an ex-
tended stay.
Miss Alma Moses returned from
the McAllen hospital where she has
been for the past week. She was
reported as doing nicely. NJ
Moses Is secretary for the Retail
Merchants association.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Fairbanks and
Miss Eda Schaefer Of San Antonio
are guests at the E. S. Brewer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wise Of Meal
len called at the Clifton Davenport
home Tuesday.
Judge and Mrs. ID. w. Glasscock
Of Austin and Mercedes are spend
ing a few days at he Cortez hotel
Their daughters. Misses Winona and
Helen accompanied them.
Mesdames George Breeding. Owen
Stone, Harry Lawson and Walden
Greenlee of Mercedes, Mrs. c.. T.
Whitehead OF Weslaco and Misses
Winona and Helen Glasscock OF
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tanned at an informal INNER tues
day evening for Mr.. nd Mrs. George
K. Hunter of Shawnee, Oklahoma.
COUPLE WE'D
HERE
Mrs. Gladys Lees and Ralph
Brutsche. we're married Friday
morning at Mission. They left for
a short honeymoon at Corpus
Christi. Both are employees Of the
local Independent office.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Watt r. Tinker, who has
lust returned from a three weeks
STAY at a hospital IN San Antonio.
is confined 10 her bed az home.
Mrs. A. Y. Baker Is spending a
few days in San Antonio.
Mrs. j. A. Tiffin and daughter
Nettie. Mrs. r. D. Combs and
daughter. Marian. Miss Claribel
Holman and Levi Matthews have
gone to e. Paso where they Will at
tend the Rainbow Girls convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Eckstrom and
Mrs. Fov Hull left Thursday for an
extended visit N Minnesota ana
other northern states.
Miss Margaret Montgomery has
returned from the state university
10 spend the summer with her par
ents. Representative and Mrs. W
r Montgomery.
Mrs. n. j. Thompson o. Palacios
is a guest al the home OF ner
daughter. Mrs. r. r. Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs J. 3 Robinson left
Tuesday for a two weeks vacation
in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Wharton and
daughter. Nancy Ray, are visiting
in Lockhart.
Miss Exah Angel. delegate from
the local Business Women's Club 70
the convention. returned Thursday
from Harrington.
Mrs. ]. L. Landrum. representa-
tive of the Business Women's club
Of San Antonio. spent some time
visiting with friends in this city
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. EDWARDS ana
daughter. Anne Kathryn and Mrs.
G. l.. Heinemann. left Tuesday
morning by auto for st. Louis and
Chicago. Mrs. Edwards will attend
the Rotary assembly while In Chi
cago and Mrs. Heinemann will visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy
in Webster Grove. Mo.
Mrs. G. z. Bryan has been con-
fined TO her bed with illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. D. Carr and
sons. Jimmie and Drexal. have re-
turned from a ten days visit at
Monterrey. Mex.
Miss Carrie benson has returned
from Taylor. where she has been
confined to her bed With illness.
Mrs. Victor F. Closner and daugh-
ters. Pauline and jeanette. accom-
panied by her brother. Earl Weaver
Of McAllen and her grandfather.
w z. Hollinesworth. Of Indiana.
motored to San Antonio. where
Earl will attend the Citizens Milit-
arv Training camp. Mrs. Closner
will visit in Austin for a week with
Mr. and Mrs. "A. r. Rivers.
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JOINT HOSTESSES
ENTERTAIN

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. 3. A.
Mitchell and Mrs. d. r. Mauldin
were joint h~ostesses to the Mid
Week Bridge club and n table Of
guests at the home OF the former.
A pretty color scheme Of pink and
green was used in the table Access
s~orries, decorations and refresh
ments. Those receiving score fav-
ors were Mrs. j. p. Lane, high club,
Mrs. Clifton Davenport, high guest,
and Mrs. Frank Rooster, low.
A frozen salad course was served
with pink roses for plate favors.
Seven members were present.
Guests OF the club were Mesdames
Clifton Davenport, Johnnie Petty.
Joe Wright, Dewey Schultz and H.
w. Gudmanson.
The club meets next with Mrs.
Z. B. Ballard.
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It's against the law TO drink liquor

It's against the law 10 drink liquor
in Mexico.
At least with employees Of the
Texas railroad commission.
Pat NJ. Neff, former governor. is
chairman Of the railroad commits
sion. Other members are c. V. Ter
rel and Lon A. Smith.
Recently an order was issued 70
employees Of the commission that
drinking liquor. during office hours,
or any other hours, in Texas or out:
or having liquor in ones home, or
making homebrew or being around
where liquor Is drunk. viii result ~
dismissal OF the employe from the
state service.
Reports have ii that Adrian Pool,
who Is not an applicant for the
Job. may be given the five-and-a-
half-year job on the state board OF
control. MI. Pool is a candidate for
reelection as representative from
his home dictrict. He has been a
close friend and adviser Of Gov.
Dan Moody. If appointed, it is be-
ing predicted he will accept the
state job. though he has not dis
cussed it with Gov. Moody and has
not sought 1t.
The six-year term began last
Jan. /, when that Of r. B. Walthall,
Neff appointee. expired. The board
Is now made up Of Walthall, as a
holdover; Roy ! Tenant, Ferguson
appointee. and Claude ID. Teer,
Moody appointee.
The new appointment was not to
have been made until after election
day. Gov. Moody got out OF the
campaign, SO the appointment may
be made any day now.
Memory Of the illustrious educa-
tor, DR.. william Seneca Sutton Of
the school Of educs ticn. former pres
ident of the University of Texas,
lives on.
Most appropriately, regents Of
the anniversary at their last meet
Liz SCI dSllt Lnc Iu4c AC4u4l lle
them to wait five years after the
passing Of a distinguished man to
dedicate a building in his honor.
They then named the new educa-
ton building the william 6. Sutton
Hall Of Educstion for the former
president. This deserved compli-
ment will find a warm echo in the
hearts of all the thousands who
came to know him. and who knew
him as they came under his teach
ings and kindly leadership and
guidance in the university.
Mothers will be given a long
sought. long-deferred opportunity
to study their job and its RESPONSE
bilities. by the new Foundation for
Child Welfare and Parent Educa-
ton in the University Of Texas.
This is the message of Mrs. Minnie
Fisher Cunningham, who is busily
engaged in helping build the foun-
dalton to the capacity for the for
ward-looking work for which it was
created by the university.
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BARBECUE
r

Members Of the Hi-Lo Bridge club
were entertained at a cabrito bar
becue given at the Country Club
Thursday evening, with Mrs. II. c.
Baker and Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Baker hosts.
The affair was an informal one,
and the evening was spent out OF
doors. an outing supper and social
conversation as pastime.
NV Those present were Messrs and
Tesdames z. $ Hearne. w. r.
Z Montgomery, Q. s. Collier, Cam E
Hill. Ed A. Brown. Mrs. Marvin
McAskill, Mr.. Buel Lanier. and Mrs.
Bagby.
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RAINBOW BRIDGE
CHR

Mrs. j. II. Beasley delightfully."-
entertained the Rainbow Bridge club
Thursday afternoon at her home.
Mrs. Ben c. Wood received high
score.
A salad course was served to five
club members and three guests.
Mesdames c. c. Whitlock. w. s.
Murray Of Dallas and Clifton Day.
export.
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presented 70 the receiving line,
Mesdames w. H. Baxto-. Sr., r. l..
Waters, j. P. Blake. Jr, r. c. Wa
Reeves, w. D. Compere. r. Newell
tiers and c. Lester Skaggs.
The guests we're met at the hall
door by Mrs. H. Raymond Mills and
Mrs. Guy Bradford. and ushered in
TO the dining room.
A profusion Of lovely pink roses
a~ttractively arranged IN tall. floor
baskets and vases made the pretty
decorations for the living room and
dining room. "A gorgeous basket Of
pink roses and daisies graced the
hall In the other rooms shasta
daisies predominated in the floral
decorations.
A color theme Of pink and green
was emphasized on the tea table,
which had for a center adornment
a silver basket filled with pink
roses. Completing the centerpiece
were four tall green tapers in silver
holders, adorned with bows Of pink
maiine.
Mrs. c. NJ. Sheriff. and Mrs. Carl
Moeller presided over the tea
table. assisted by Misses Janice
Moeller. Virginia Rowland, v. ".
Mills and Maize Stebhins.
After the guests had been served
they passed into another room
where q second receiving line babe
them adieu- The personnel Of this
line included Mesdames w. III. Bax-
ter. ia. Porter Davis w. H. Miller,
N. v. Stewart, Harry Solether, and
Phil Dixon.
About $50 guests called during the
afternoon.
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ing appearance. Inc IdDle was ia-u
with an exquisite lace cloth and
rentered with a unique kevpie-
br.de-and-groom. with rose bowls
and candlesticks filled with pink
! candles on either side. Mesdames
Tinker and Miller received the
guests as they came in, and the lat
ter presided at the punch bowl.
The refreshments consisted Of
sandwiches. sand tarts, minis. nuts
and punch.
The bride was the recipient Of
many novel and useful gifts which
had been ~cleverly tied in cotton TO
resemble rocks, over which, as they
were placed in a pile the honoree
trundled a wheelbarrow. Stimulating
the rocky road Of life" to the
Throne OF Love, which was compos-
ed Of an improvised altar adorned
with roses and ribbons.
A clever feature Of the entertain
ment was the appearance OF little
Miss Justine Miller dressed as a
bride and little Miss Izora Tink-
Ter dressed as the groom, and as
they descended the stairs and went
up TO the Throne Of Love. Miss En-
ma Gene Baker softly played the
strains Of a wedding march upon
the piano. The bride then n
wrapped the gifts and found with
in the rocks cleverly improvised
verses which had been placed there
In by the donors. and read them to
the assembled company. Mrs. L. e.
Tinker contributed a beautiful vo-
cal solo with Miss Baker accom-
panying her. About fifty guests
were present.
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GIRL JOCKEYS

LONDON English race tracks
may see women jockeys astride
horses in the very lear future. Fa-
vorable reaction OF the Jockey Club
has been noticed recently and APP
plicaticns for licenses by women
are expected shortly. The women
will ride under the same rules as
male jockeys.
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Rig BRIDGE

NEW YORK.-New York's new
bridge across the Hudson is the
wonder Of the construction age. It's
central span between the two piers
is $500 feet long. or more than
seven-tenths of a mile. The two
towers on the shores from which it
is suspended are each higher than
the famous Woolworth building.
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PRETTY
HONORS MEMBERS

Mrs. p. K. Cramblett was the
charming hostess to the Luncheon
Contract club Tuesday at Val Verde.
After a delightful swim, games Of
bridge were enjoyed and a luncheon
served. A pretty color scheme Of
green was used.
The score favors went to Mrs. r.
G. Waters and Mrs. II. z. J~uergens.
There were seven members and one
guest. IRIS. Clyde Fore. present.
The club meets next with Mrs.
n. r. DOsS.
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MISS SMITH GIVES
BUNNY PARTY

Miss Florence Smith entertained
at her suburban home Wednesday
evening for a number Of small
friends Of her cousin. little Miss
Betty Sells. with a bunny party. The
refreshment tables laid in the open
were adorned with plaster OF paris
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Westminster Cathedral. England.
Is to be decorated all over inside
with mosaic work. mt SIS n square
foot. The whole task will cost about
3 100000 and may not be comPlet-
ed for about 200 years.
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50 WFnS 65

PHILADELPHIA-Svlvan Dalsim-
err. SO years old. wealthy head Of q
local shoe establishment. recently
married Flora S. Lee, IS. Dalslmer
had been married before. but his
first wife died in 1926 at the age of
IS. Miss Lee has been Dalsimer's
secretary for years and in the en-
ployment Of his company for the
past 80 years.
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Dummies. candy animals and jack-o-
lanterns. Ice cream was served in
bunny molds, with punch and choc-
olate cake.
Each little guest was presented
with a live bunny as a nemento Of
pthe pleasant occasion. An evening
Of games and dancing around a
garden pole covered from tip 70
stem with flowers and festoons OF
tissue paper, and other games and
conversations was passed. Little
Lucille Klump. Of Mercedes. was
adiudged the winner at the dance
Of the flower pole and awarded a
pair OF tiny gilt dancing slippers to
be used as pin trays
Out-of-town guests we're Lucille
and Benny Klump. Esther and
Ruth Marrow. Of Mercedes. and
Virginia and Blue Dottins of Har-
lingen.
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Brownsville Club
and Social A ctiDitieS
Edinburg Bride Gioen
Edinburg Society
P~ettyShouer and Tea
Edinburg Society
Especial to The Herald.)

ED1NBURG, June l4-One Of the outstanding events of the social sea
son was an elaborate though informal tea-shower In honor Of Mrs Gar
nr George, nee Miss Opheia Bryan, with Mrs. !. x Miller. Mrs J. C..
Epperson and Mrs. L. Z. Tinker as co-hosesses. The rooms were beau
tfuny adorned with an abundance Of pink roses and springtime green
cry, and the dining room, where the tea was served. presented a charm
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CLUB MEETS AT
COATF HOME

The Wednesday Contract club
were guests Of Mrs. Dan Coate We'd
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Tom Bru-
ton received high club score and
Mrs. r O. Spencer high guest.
Roses and zinnias attractively ar
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7wo Hostesses Honor
Wes1aco Society
Weslaco Trio at Tea
Weslaco Society
Especial to The Herald.)

wEsLACO. June 14-one OF the pretthst social affairs OF the sea
son was a tea given by Mrs. W. II. Baxter, ST, and Mrs. w. n. Baxter.
Jr, Thursday afternoon honoring Mrs w. T.. Compere Of Bowie, Mrs
j. p. Blake, J, and Mrs. J. r. Tension.
The guests were greeted at the door by Mrs. J. L. Compere, Jr, and
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This year France will have 1910
first line airplanes. italy 100. the
United States $50 and Great Brit
ain 700.
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ranged in baskets and bowls made
the pretty floral decorations.
After the games delicious iced
watermelon va served to seven
members and the following guests:
Mesdames Reed Lehman. p. G.
Spencer, Harold Tobin, G. II. Stew
enson and Z. X. Ewing.
The club meets next week with
Mrs. Fred Rives.
ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY
Is PRETTY AFFAIR
Mrs. III. B. Largkop entertained
Tuesday evening with a party an
~nouncing the approaching marriage
Of her daughter. Miss Selma Lang
kop to Jacob FosSler Of Mercedes
on July Is. az the Lutheran church
at Mercedes.
A lovely color scheme OF pink and
white was used, with spring flowers
for decorations.
Guessing games and contests af-
forded much merriment. Later in
the evening a knock sounded at
the door. It was a messenger boy
with a telegram for Miss Cora Wa
gers. 1t read as follows: News.
Wedding. Selma and jake July -"
The honoree was presented a love-
~ linen table cloth by her mother.
The guest list included Misses
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BETA BRIDGE CLUB
RTA

Mrs. H. H. Woods Of Houston. en-
tertained members of the Beta
Bridge Club for her sister. Mrs,
Watt r. Tinker Wednesday after
noon a 1.-THE home Of the latter. An
exquisite color scheme of pink, Law
ender and yellow was charmingly
carried out by lavish use OF roses,
lilacs and shasta daisies and repeat
ed in every detail OF the bridge
and refreshment table appoint
ments.
There were three tables Of play
ers. Mrs. w. D. Gardner winning
the high score favor and Mrs. Ed.
G. Chandler winning the cut. A
unique and original refreshment
course was served.
The guests present we're Mes
danes j. K. Miller. Roy Klossner.
Ed. c. Chandler. w. D. Gardner,
John D. Mckinney. Ed Brown. T.
Grady Carl, J. w. Savage Of Meal
len. A. r. Baker and Miss Emma
Gene Baker.
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MRS CARL
HOSTESS

Mrs. T. Grady Carl was hostess
TO the Corona Bridge Club Monday
afternoon at her home, a table of
guests being present In addition to
the regular members. Cut flowers.
snap-dragons predominating. were
used in a charming color scheme
carried out in all the appointments
and bridge accessories.
Mrs. J. r. Norvelle made the club
dav evening for Mr.. and Mrs. George
won the guest favor.
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ain $50,
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tanned at an informal dinner Tues
dav evening for Mr.. nd Mrs. George
K. Hunter of Shawnee, Oklahoma.
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PARTY

HOSTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Mcleod err
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RELIEF FROM CURSE .
 0F CONSTIPATION

A battle Creek physician says, Constipation is responsible for more misery than any other cause"
 But immediate relief has been found. A tablet called Rexa1l Or derlies has been discovered. This tablet attracts water from the system into the lazy, dry, eyacuat- ing bowel system call colon. The water loosens the dry food waste and causes a gentle, thorough, na- tural movement without forming a habit or ever increasing the dose. Stop suffering from constipa- ton. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night. Next day bright Get A for 25c today at the nearest Re- xall Drug Store Seward Drug Co.
 advertisement
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HAVE A SMOKE?

Golden Yellow Smoking tobacco. No. '. five pounds $175. No. 6 Smoking, five pounds s1.50; No. 5 smoking, 5 pounds SIPS. Also very How prices oh good rich chewing tobacco. Five pounds No i0 Chew ing $175; five pounds No. g Chew- .ing. $l so: five pounds No. 8 Chew ing. SIPS.
 Order by number the kind you want, highest number is the best Quality. we guarantee satisfaction with every grade of this tobacco or return ypur money You pay postage.
 Chester Singleton,
 Box 512, Hazel, Ky.
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WOMAN IS PLUMRER

BERLIN, Sept. 8 (H)-After hav ing passed four days rigid exam nation, Frau Johanna Wagner of this city has received N license as a full -fledged master plumber It IS claimed that she is the only woman plumber in the world
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games:
 NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia won the first game in only two hits off Brandt Coli lins allowed the Braves 7. Gehrig made his 39th homer for the Want kees in the second game
 At Baltimore, Joe Hauser of the International League hit his 60th homer tying Babe Ruth's 1927 record.
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U 1uu RAVEr~1 TRIED FRYf BRUINS BABY BEEF, you are certainly missing something.
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NOTICE.

All bills payable to Carl C.. Robinson, Seward Bakery, please leave at the Bank of Seward, the said Carl c. Robinson hav- ing disposed of the business to the present occupant.
 Carl 1. Robinson.
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MIRACLE BINOCULARS AT !. l.. CRAFTS.
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BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn 9, New York 8, Pittsburgh 9, Chicago '. Philadelphia ], l; Boston Q, 2. Cincinnati 6, 2; St. Louis II, 4
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 5, 2; New York 3, 5. Chicago 5, Cleveland 2. Washington ', Philadelphia 6. st. Louis 9, Detroit 6-
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE San Francisco ', 4; Los Angeles 1, 5
 Sacramento 4, 3, Seattle 2, 5. Hollywood B, l, Missions 2, 3. Oakland IA, 3, Portland 4, 2.
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The Gateway; the paper With "It".
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-01-08

Delhi relatives on Sunday.
Leroy tlore motored to Minneapo-
lis on Saturday and returned on Sun
day.
George Chroup, wife and son, Leon,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Fiersol and daughters at Hutchinson
from Friday until Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Piersol who have been
guests at the J. j. Piersol home for
week returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker had
as New Years dinner guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Starr of Redwood Falls,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Conrad and
daughter, Irene, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Conrad and Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Eek
charger.
The annual meeting of the Delhi
Presbyterian church will be held on
Tuesday, January IA.
Misses Florence and Martha Sim
ondet of North Redwood were
Saturday visitors at the Fred Moritz
home.
The Women's Club meets Wednes-
day, January Is, with Mrs. E. E. Test
as hostess.
Bernard Christensen was serious
ly i'll the past week but is much i'm
proved at this time.
Miss Florence Erenberg of Benson,
the fifth and sixth grade teacher, was
unable to return to her school duties
here until next week on account of
illn,N Mrs. Hugh Mckay is sub
stitutlng for Miss Erenberg this
week.
Miss Marie Schumacher returned
to her teaching at Waseca on Sunday
after spending her vacation at the
F. M. Stronach home.
Miss Grace Petersen returned
Wednesday from Granite Falls where
she was the guest of relatives for a
week.
The Delhi P. T. A. meets Friday
evening, January 10, in the Delhi
Public School.
DR.. F. H. Aldrich of Belview was
a professional caller in our village
one day last week.
Mrs. Peter Rasmussen of Mime
apolis spent the weekend here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lag
erstrom.
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Delhi

Miss Myrtle Simenson and Merton
Efelt were united in marriage at
the parental Simenson home at
Pipestone on Saturday, December %.
Mrs. Ekfelt is engaged at present in
teaching in the Public schools of
Sacred Heart. She was teacher for
three years in the Delhi Public
Schools. Mr.. Ekfelt is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ekfelt of Delhi and
is engaged in farming. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ekfelt will make their future home
at Delhi. The Delhi community wish
es this young couple happy and
prosperous welded life.
Mrs. Mary McHenry is spending
this week with her niece, Mrs. Lane
Trotter, and family at Dawson.
Miss Alice Stevenson of Redwood
Falls was the guest of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Steven
son last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane Trotter and
family of Dawson were guests of