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New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

Mir. and Mrs. Gail Porter were hosts at dinner at their home on Forest street Thursday evening. They entertained their guests after dinner with movies of their trips to Europe.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

Mir. and Mrs. Charles. Heusted of West Hartford entertained at din- ner and bridge at their home Vel nesday evening in honor of Mir. and Mrs. Albert Schilhng of Hart stre ct.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

Miss Nettie and Miss Elsie Gam erdlnger of Chestnut street will entertain at luncheon and bridge at their home today.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

hours; then on Saturday the junior clubs will take charge, with con- test and prizes and the presence Of Albert Hoxie and his eight champion boy harmonica players from Phila- delphia, these sponsored here by the musical clubs in Torrington and Branford,
 The New Britain Musical club is host 10 the convention. At the Fri day evening public concert at the State Normal Theron W. Hart's musical setting Of Gray's Elcgy will be the contribution Of the club 10 the program. IL will be the first time in state federation history that q large scale original work has been programmed
 The local club will provide music at the Burritt dinner Friday al z. and here will have an opportunity 10 display its talent. So far those listed for appearances have been d string ensemble under thc leadership Of Marcus H. Fleitzer, J. George Wcs- terman and Walter L. Nagnuson. violin and piano; Miss Lois Phelps. piano and Mrs. r. J Carney so- prano.
 In the chorus Of 11O female voices al inc State Normal free concert there will be four singers from the New Britain club, these being Mrs. Kathleen Crowley Solomon. Mrs. Edward Schupack, Mrs Charles w. Smedley and Miss Jean Nandorslicc. These are being coached by Walter l. MagnusOn. The chorus Of inc "ill he under the direction Of Rich ard F. Donovan Of the Yale school Of Music. Others or this Friday night program will be Dr. AIaNaH- der Manke, German 'celIst. now resident Of New Haven and New York, the Ambrose quartet o' wom- ems voices; and F. Rhey Garrison and Harold Dart in two piano selec- tons.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

Marie May Of Prospect street arc entertaining at luncheon and bridge at the Hooker house today in honor of Miss Helen Stahl, ther weekend guest. from Boston. Miss Stahl was formerly a member ot the Senlor High school faculty.
 On Monday Mrs Stanley Cooper entertained two tables Of bridge at her home on BrooksidA road m, honor of Mrs Edward TwicheIl Of Hamilton street who has but recent ly returned from her honeymoon. Mrs. Twichell was Miss Gertrude Shafer Of Bloomfield before her re- cent marriage.
 Mrs. William Bentley is in charge Of the women's donation golf tour nament which takes place out at the Shuttle Meadow on Monday with a special luncheon a' 1 o'clock. Those who wish 10 come 10 lunch are ask cd to notify the steward at once.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17
CLUB EVENTS
NJ. L. L. Redick of New lngton Hostess to the Gar den Club at Her Home.

Members of the Art League Of New Britain will meet Tuesday eye- ming at 7l45 o'clock at the studio on Cedar street. This is the last business meeting and social of the season.
 Frederick Macomber president If the Mems Choral club has an ncunced that the club will hold its annual meeting and banquet son Tuesday evening. After a prelim- mary business meeting, which Will take place in the rooms Of the New Britain Trust company. the club will 20 10 the Burritt hotel for it's banquet.
 The executive committee of the Junior Hadassah met on Wedncs- day evening at the home of Mrs. Norrln Shurberg. Plans were made for a boating trip in June. Arrange ments were completed for supper 10 he held on Thursday evening. May 29, at the Pinnaclerox farm in Plainyllle
 The state federation Of music clubs convention. which will he held in this city Friday and Saturday. is destined 10 he one Of the most at- tractiye conventions Of the season from a social stand point. Approxi- mately 125 delegates are expected at the Burrjtt, the convention head quarters but because Of easy trans portation facilities in Connecticut many more are expected who will return 10 their homes late in the evening. and on Saturday special buses will bring juniors from towns in the southern part Of the state who will be here for the day.
 The convention will begin with q meeting Of the state board Thurs day evening, be an all day affair Friday, with a formal banquet at [ ?. m, a free public concert at the State Normal auditorium at S:l5, and a past presidents frolic at the Burritt beginning between II and I2 and lasting until the wee sma'
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

retary. The meeting today is in charge of Mrs. Maurice Pease, Mrs. Robert Smith. and Miss Emily Sloper. After the luncheon and busi- ness session have been disposed Of the entire party will enjoy q social afternoon at Mrs E, A, Moore's home on Sunnyledgc.
 A miscellaneous shower was given in honor Of Mrs. Harold Cunning at the home Of her sister. Mrs. Henry hupfer Of Henry street, on Tuesday evening, Mrs, Cunning was Miss Edna Peterson before her mar riage. She is inc daughter Of Mr. and Mrs, John Peterson of Park street.
 Mrs. Charles Mitchell of Brook side road was hostess yesterday at d luncheon and bridge at her home.
 Mrs. George Hich Of Forest street entertained her bridge club a her home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Harrison BristolI will entertain the club at her home on Vance street next week.
 Mrs. Sterling Warren Of Middle town, formerly Of this city, enter tained at q bridge tea on Thursday Mrs. Edward Gallagher and Mss Ruth Henry won the prizes.
 MT. and Mrs Theodore Hart or Lincoln road will entertain at their home preceding tho dance al the club next Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Arthur Sampson Of Harrison street entertained two tables it luncheon and bridge at her home on Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17
WEDDINGS
Pike-Cramer Engagement Announced - Weddings Daily Increasing.

Last evening. at a delightful sup per and brdga party at the home Of Mir. and Mrs. Milton DnWItt Jones on Trumhull street, the engagement Of Miss Pearl White Cramer 10 Dr. Maurice Mitchell Pike. son Of MT. and Mrs Ldward L. Pike Of Provj- Gence. was anonunced by Mss Gamers mother, Mrs LilIa B.. Cramer of Black Rock avenue.
 pr. Pike is q graduate Of Brown university and Of Harvard Cniversi- ty Medical school He IS a memb5r Of Kappa Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa. and Theta Kappa Psi fraternities. He is associated with Dr. Paul Swett Of Hartford.
 No date has been announced for the wedding.
 On Wednesday morning Miss Genevieve Patroski daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Patroski Of Broad street, became the bride Of Edward Wojdak, son of MT. and Mrs. Alex ander Wojdak Of Gold street, The ceremony took place at o'clock d the Holy Cross church. and Rev crend stephen Bartkovshi, pasto.. offlciated
 Miss Helen Maruch was maid of honor. while William Patroski, brother Of the bride, was best man.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

This particular tournament IS al- ways q gay affair Each entrant brings 3. trophy ot some klnd and each player wins ono. In addition 10 golf there is bridge for those who Care to play.
 The Abbot. academy luncheon which takes place at the Shuttle Meadow club today will bring to- gether more than 50 members. sev- aral local folks though the ma Jority come from other places around the state. Miss Harriet Harrison is president of fhe organization and Mrs. Elizabeth Ryder Stiles is sec
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

The bridesmaids were Miss Anna Bobck of Willimantic; Miss Mildred Patroslli, sister Of the bride; Miss Anna Maruch, Miss Mary Walicki. Miss Mary kulis. Miss Jennie SEwiot, Miss Stella Hijak, Miss Mary Partyka, and Miss Sophie Rzeznik Those who were chosen for ushe.s were Stanley Murach. Edward Lag arski. Louis KosakoHski, Charles Ialeshi, William Stewart, Stanley HabroWski. Peter Broncho of Rock Hill. and Walter Domkowski. Miss Regina Patroski, small sister of the bride was flower girl.
 The bride wore q bridal satin gown that hal a beaded bodice. On her hair she wore a Rose Marie veil caught with rhinestones. Her boa auet consisted of calla lilies. lilies Of the valley, and roses.
 The maid of honor wore q yellow satin gown and q horsenair hat 10 match and carried yellow tea roses, The bridesmaids were dressed in rainbow hues with horsehair hats 70 match. They carried bouquets Of pink roses.
 A reception for about 3,0o0 guests was held at Dudjacs's hall following the wedding ceremony. Mir. and Mrs Wow jak will reside at Ir5 Gold street upon their return from ar unannounced honeymoon.
 
 Mrs. Emily Pader of Maple street. announces the engagement Of her daughter, Miss Hilda Margaret, 10 Willard A. Carlson. son Of Mir. and Mrs. John l.. Carlson of Fozon, East Haven, formerly Of this city.
 Miss Padcr is a graduate of the Brooklyn hospital training school for nurses in the class Of 80. Mir. Carlson Is q graduate of the Shaf- field Scientific school of Yale uni yersity in the class Of '21. He is at
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Miss Katharine Clark and Miss
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

The names of MT. and Mrs Max well Coe and Mrs. and Mrs. Duncan Shaw are added to the already long list Of those who will give home dinner parties preceding the tle Meadow club next Saturday night.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

Mrs. George kimball of South Burritt street entertained a four some at luncheon and cards at the Pennington Country club Thursday afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-29

feathers and F. M. feathers were
Bismarck visitors Saturday.
Joseph Kelley Of Bismarck was q
caller in Mckenzie Monday evening
w. A. Rodgers Of Bismarck was q
caller In Mckenzie Monday evening
en- route home from hunting.
Miss Margaret McMurrick Of Me
noken visited Mrs. Ed Easton Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Peterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ferguson Of
Glencoe YER Friday dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Easton.
MI. and Mrs. B. +. Coons, MI. and
Mrs. II. E. Curtis, MI. and Mrs. r. G.
Boren, MI. and Mrs: Paul Antrim,
Gerald Boren, Bill Strong. Miss Mar
tin and Miss Ellingson motored to
Fort Rice Sunday where they pic
nicked and visited friends.
The commercial law class under the
direction Of Miss Ruth Cordner, held
q picnic Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Wendell Hendershot, Mrs. b.
F. Coons, John Betz and MI. and
Mrs. T. T. Hughes were among the
Bismarck callers from here Tuesday.
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S. w. Burleigh
BY KATIE D. STEWART

MI. Coder returned to Bismarck
Wednesday,, after spending the past
six or eight weeks at Dawson, N. D.
He Is now working for @. L. Hauser.
O. O.. Davenport had the misfor-
tune to be kicked by q horse one day
last. His kneecap was broken, but he
is able to be around on crutches.
Gladys Ann Granting Of Regain Is
staying at the John Stewart home.
Mr.. Nelson was q caller In Bis
marck Saturday evening.
Mrs. Malcolm Stewart visited at the
John Stewart home Thursday and
Friday. She also was q business caller
In bismarck Friday with her daugh-
t~ers-in-law, Mrs. Alex Stewart and
Mrs. John Stewart.
Glen Baker threshed for Lee NAL
lard, the Stewards, the Hausers. and
Charley Mallard last week. Some Of
the farmers report good yields, but
some have . poor quality Of grain.
Others have good yields with quite q
good quality.
Ronald Nicholson, who has been
herding cattle for Claude Hauser, has
retired for the season and win now
Tx up his home In the woods, where
be viii stay this winter.
Mrs. James Karas was transacting
business In Bismarck Saturday.
Dinner guests at the John Stewart
home Sunday were Howard Cram
ling and daughters Gladys and May,
sons Jimmie. Vernon and Harold, and
sister, Gladys Granting.
Paul Snyder Is attending high school
In Bismarck.
MI. and Mrs John Stewart and
Vernon Granting made q business
trip to Regain and Wilton Monday.
They also stopped at the mine to
watch the new electric shovel dig coal.
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returned home with them to spcnc
the weekend.
Henry Pihlaja, Oscar and Leonard
Kavonius were town callers Monday.
Quite q few from around mere at
tended the show in Wing Tuesday
| evening.
Mrs. Oscar Kavonius was a caller at
Henry Pihlaja's Tuesday.
Sauna Pihlaja spent the weekend
at Henry Pihlaja's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pesonen and
sons Martin and william, Fred Eskeli
and Mrs. Jack Shopper and daughter
spent Sunday evening at John CYL
denis.
Frank Holmes and Bill Mulari were
Wing callers Monday.
Mrs. Arch and daughter Myrtle
spent Saturday evening at Mrs. Ida
Thorson's.
Mrs. John Gylden and daughter
Sadie spent Monday evening at L. G.
Holmes.
Callers at John Gylden's Sunday
were Mrs. Ida Thorson and children,
Theodore, Ruth, and Francis, Miss
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Koski, Elmer Jarvi, Arvid, Arne, Am
bro, and Aldo Eskeli and Walfred An
tilla, also Gerald Dronen and Edwin
Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pihlaja took
Grandma Banttori to her cottage
Saturday. They also called at Wing.
Armos and John Kangas were town
callers SATURDAY..
Florence Waste spent the weekend
at her parental home.
Dorothy Cotes spent the weekend
at Mrs. Ida Thorson'S.
Leonard Kavonius and Werner Pin
laja called at Wing Saturday.
John Kalla was q caller at Henry
Pihlaja's Sunday.
Mrs. L. G. Holmes, son Frank and
Martha Koski called at Albert Titles
Sunday.
Bill Mulari and sulo Gylden called
at Louis Olson's and William Want
taja's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Antilla, chill
dren Clifford and Betty and Sauna
Antilla, Alex Eskeli and son Aldo
spent Sunday evening at John CYL
den's.
Bill Mulari was a business caller
at John Gylden's Sunday afternoon.
George Bates was q caller at John
Moilanen'S Sunday.
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Still
By B. r. H~AcsTRoM

Oscar Thor had the misfortune
last week while threshing with his
brother Rays machine Of his foot
slipping and his arm was caught in
the machine. He was rushed to the
hospital at Bismarck where he was
put under doctors care. At this
writing he is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Conrad Johnson and daugh-
ter Burnadine visited one day last
week with Mrs. John Law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hagstrom Wis
tied Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Axel
Stenquist OF Painted Woods town.
ship.
Mrs. Ray Anderson and son and
Mrs. Albert johnson and daughter
motored to Bismarck one day last
week.
Walfred Asplund visited Sunday
with Nels Olson.
Mrs. Ole Hagstrom, Mrs. Erick
Pearson and daughter Bennevi
shopped In Regain Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Martin Strand were
Bismarck callers Saturday.
Leona Broehl shopped in Still
Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert johnson called on her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Walter Sund-
quist Tuesday.
Miss Doris johnson spent Thurs
day evening with Miss Hilma John
SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter johnson
shopped In Bismarck on Saturday.
Dorothy Little Of Regain visited
with Velma johnson Sunday.
Mrs. Ole Hagstrom visited Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. r. G.
Nelson.
A group Of people from Grass
Lake and Wilton are placing . dam
across Grass Lake to "beautify the
country"
Mrs. John Sandelin visited q
couple Of weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. liver Skei Of Bismarck.
Mrs. Allan Westerman, teacher
Of the Still school. called for her sis
ters. Misses LeOta and LAVerna
Houser. teachers Of schools No. 8
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Wild Rose
BY MRS. W. II. BRowNAwELL

II the weather continues dry thii
week will practically finish the small
grain threshing here.
MI. and Mrs. O. r. Martini and
small sons Ross and Richard. made q
brief call on friends here Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Ellen Peterson, who teaches
school near Hague, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
O. L. Peterson.
MI. and Mrs. H. A. Carlisle visited
in the capital city Tuesday.
Miss Helen Brownawell Of Bis
marck spent the past week at the
parental home, leaving for q few
days visit with her brother, Harold
Brownawell and family at Sterling
Monday.
Mi. Piers Of Braddock made a bust
ness call here Monday.
Miss Maxine Burnsides. who
teaches school No. I, spent the week
end at her home in Bismarck.
A number Of the young folks at
tended the dance at Sterling Friday.
and had the usual good time.
Sunday callers at the w. H. Brown
awell home included MI. and Mrs. o.
r. Martini and small SON Ross and
Richard of Braddock, MI. and Mrs.
II. A. Carlisle and son Roger and
Misses Emma Bailey Of Bismarck and
Helen Skramstad teacher Of school
No. 2, and Ada Saville and Ernest
Swanson.
Miss Ada Saville, who teaches east
Of here in Kidder county, spent the
weekend with the home folks.
Some Of our young folks attended
q movie at Linton Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Saville and little
Vernae and Maxine motored to Me
dina Sunday and enjoyed . nice Visit
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Fischer. Mrs. Fischer viii be remem-
bered as Of the former teachers
Of Wild Rose.
Howard Brownawell Of Motif made
q business call here Friday.
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and 4 in Baskerville township, tax.
ing them to their home near Pickard.
vile. N. D.. to spend the weekend.
Axel and Walfred Asplund. Mr.
and Mrs. John Asplund and sons
shopped in Wilton Saturday.
The following called ct the Hae.
strom home Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs,
Anthony Erickson, Paul and Henry
Phiffer, Malinda Manning, Joyce
~Iverson, Dorothy Little, Verma
George, Helen. Doris and Burnadine
johnson, and Helen, Vernon, Richard
and Eugene Strand.
Mr.. johnson Of Naughton town
ship worked for Mrs. Signe johnson
q few days last week.
Mrs. John Sandelin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Hind and sons William,
John, Erling, and Rollo Edward
called on Nels Olson Sunday.
Harry Triska, Simon Larson, Roy
and Hjlamar Thor called on Erick
Pearson Sunday.
Miss Helen Pearson spent Tuesday
evening with Hilma johnson while
Werner johnson spent Tuesday eve
ming with Ruben Pearson.
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home from the dance. Homer En-
| wick also hit the ditch with hi
roadster by Dan Whalmans Frida!
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Booheiste,
called at the Roscoe Parker home
Thursday evening.
Mi and Mrs. Tom Stewart WERE
Driscoll callers Monday.
Monday being the opening Of hunt
ing season for duck and chicken
quite q few were out and mad fairly
good luck.
Arvid Ross Of Braddock was a Sat-
urday caller at the Tyler johnson
home.
Clarence Hansen, Pauline Fuehrer,
Merl Smith, and Willie Schoon at
tended the dance at the Dome Sat-
urday night.
clifford Wright, Marion Ness and
Theodore Lang attended the dance
at the Allensworth farm Saturday
night.
Glen and Lucille Elness were Bis
marck callers Saturday afternoon.
Bud Sedivic accompanied by Erma
+. Cox, and Veronica e. Riley mo-
tored to Bismarck Sunday evening.
Mrs. Adolph Hess is in the Bis
marck hospital with blood poison In
her foot.
Glen Elness and Charley Gosney
accompanied by Lucille Elness and
Florence Gosney motored to Bis
marck Sunday evening.
The Misses Margaret and Esther
Lang left Monday for Jamestown
where they will attend college. Esth-
er finishes this year and this Is Mar
garets first year.
Leo Stanton, Glen Elness, Florence
Gosney, Charley Gosney, and Lucille
ElnesS attended the dance at Aliens
worth farm Saturday night.
Mrs. L. B. Smith visited the H. A.
Pearson home in Bismarck Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Rice return
ed Sunday after visiting three weeks
with relatives In Iowa.
Miss Katherine Cox spent the
weekend with Babe Boren in Nc.
Kenzie and enjoyed q very fine trip
to Fort Rice Sunday.
The Sterling p. T.. A. will hold the
first meeting Of the year In the school
house Thursday night.
The Sterling Farmers Union will
have their annual carnival Saturday
night In the hall.
Miss Pauline Fuehrer and sister
Rose visited at the II. e. Hermanson
home In Mckenzie Sunday.
Miss Veronica Riley, Miss Erma
Cox and Bud Sedivic attended the
dance at the Allensworth farm Sat.
urday night.
Thomas Parke, Misses Mac Nc.
Cullough, and Tillie Wall, and Dave
Keirland and Miles Parke attended
the dance at Linton Saturday night.
MI and Mrs. Roy Turner were
Sunday guests at the Mel Ness home.
Mrs. Wesley Baker and daughter
Helen visited Miss Irene Baker at
the Carl Boyer home at Sterling
home Sunday.
Jerry Boren accompanied by Ruth
Lewis, Alice Cnzbe, Mary Ellen
Reese, Esther Watson, Claudia Rip
ley and Gladys Durfee, were Sterling
callers Monday eevning.
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Regain


Mrs. A. H. Lundberg vas hostess to
the Congregational Ladies' Aid at her
home Wednesday afternoon. The
next regular meeting will be held at
the Carl Berg home, October 9Th,
with Mrs. ]. Fisher assisting hostess.
Mrs. VIM. Nicholson will be hostess
to the American Legion Auxiliary,
October 9th, in the log cabin.
The American Legion Auxiliary
and the Congregational Ladies' Aid
will sponsor the Pre-School Confer
ence for children which Is to be held
by the State Health department.. The
date set for Regain is September 18th
and will be held in the Legion cabin.
All parents are urged to take advan-
tage Of this opportunity to have their
children examined.
| MI. and Mrs. Carl Lem motored to
Driscoll Sunday, where they visited
relatives and friends.
Miss Enid Christianson Of Harmon
was a weekend guest at the L. Hop
kins home.
Rev. and Mrs. G. Oster and daugh-
ter, Mary, returned from Minneapolis
last week, where they had been called
by the serious condition Of Rev. o.
ter's brother-in-law, Rev. Swanson,
who is well known in Regain. Rev.
Swanson was seriously injured In an
automobile accident.
MI. and Mrs. 8. Bailey and family,
who have made their home In Regain
for the past two years, are moving to
Virginia the latter part Of this week.
Mrs. o. M. Colip, Charles and
Edith Colip motored to Bismarck
Sunday to visit with Mr.. Colip, who is
q patient in q Bismarck hospital.
Mrs. A. L. Garnes and Miss Irene
Malsby were callers at the A. H. Hell
geson home Friday evening.
Paul Rupp, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
Rupp Of Regan. left Sunday for Far
go, where he will enter the State Ag-
ricultural college.
Miss Margaret Granting, daughter
Of H. Granting Of Regan. arrived here
last week from Minneapolis.
Frances Tourtlotte, Ella Schilling,
Andy Garnes. Richard Rhines. Ma
linda Manning and James Granting,
high school students, spent the week
end at their homes In Regain.
Ed Nygaard Of Lem township Wis
tied with friends here Saturday eve
ming.
p. 6. Remington, f., Of Bismarck,
transacted business here last week.
p. H. Range Of jamestown was q
business caller here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Stratton were
callers In Bismarck last week.
The dance given by the American
Legion Auxiliary Saturday evening
was well attended. There win be an
other dance in the log cabin satur-
day, October 9th. Everyone come.