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MRS. FOSAIIRE HONORS
son ON BIRTHDAY

Mrs. r. -. FoSmlre gave a charm
arming birthday party Monday af-
ternoon in honor OF the fourth an
~niversary Of her little on. Freddy.
A color scheme Of pink and white
was completely carried out in all
the arrangements. the birthday cake
frosted IN white topped with pink
candles. completing the theme. An
iced drink IA served with the cake.
Games and other juvenile amuse-
ments formed the diversion Of the
afternoon.
Those attending were Dorothy
Belle and Lillian Tavss. Betty Jean
Mylnar, Jane McIlhenney. Marietta
Young. Eloise Davis, Jean Fergus
on. Darlie Irene Fosmire. Richard
Dean Mylnar. Francis Mckinney.
Merle Young. E. d. Ferguson, War
ran Davis. Edward Fosmire. and
the little honoree.
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Larson, Rollo Harding. Dorothy
Jean and Glenn Harding, Giles,
John Widman, s. L. Glover. It. I.
Ayers. w. r. Stone, George G.
Coleman, Gun, -ngham, G. II. Sw-
aye, William II. Phillips Jr., r. T..
Palmer w. III. Smith, G. G.. Cox,
r. S. Dodge, J.. "A. Busch Of St.
Louis, j. p. Talley. Cook. w. <.
Robbins, B. 5. Wright. DR.. Oldham,
c. r. Holloway, L. Cox, George
Commins. Charles Barnett. jeanne
Barnett George Cad, Claud Boner,
Roberts Of Lex on, KY. Oscar
Dodd. Spoon. Morr Is. p. Jaco.
Il. o. Robbins. G. Itridge. Gene
Smith and Gene Jr.. and Ivan
Dodd Of Donna: Misses Harriet
Lindahl, Doris Jean Glarner, Ruth
Larson.
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MEMBERS MEET AT
BAKER HOME

Mrs. "A. r. Baker was hostess TO
members Of the Beta bridge club
Wednesday afternoon al her home.
Roses Of many different shades
were placed about the rooms In
bowls and vases in carrying out the
decorative scheme, which was ac-
centuated in the bridge and refresh
ment accessories.
A salad plate lunch was served at
the finish Of the games, at which
Mrs. John d. Mckinney scored high
and Mrs. G. L. Jones was awarded
the cut favor. Mrs. II. r. Wood AZ
Galveston. and Miss Dorothy Sayle
were guests.
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Harrington
TWIN CITY BRIDGE
CLUB ENTERTAINED

Mrs. r. w. Fisher delightfully."-
entertained the members OF her
bridge club, az her home, Oh We'd
neSday afternoon. An attractive
arrangement Of roses and summer
flowers was made. The decorations
for the game tables carried out the
emblemS Of the cards. in covers and
tallies and score cards.
Mrs. J. l.. Board was the recipi-
ent Of q novelty pottery fern pot.
and fern. as a reward for winning
high score, and Mrs IL. RI. McCarty
was presented with q pretty nov
city for winning second score.
The hostess served refreshments
to eight guests
The club will meet next time with
Mrs. Perry. on N. Commerce street.
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ployed In the card table and re-
freShment accessories.
Mr. Bell made the high score for
the men and Mrs. H. II. Woods. Of
Galveston. house guest Of Mrs. Watt
F. Tinker, scored for the women.
The hostess presented a charming
guest favor to the honoree. A de-
licious refreshment course of frozen
salad and fruit punch was served
al the conclusion OF the games.
A small number Of the older So
cial set were included in the guest
list Messrs. and Mesdames j. G..
Epperson. w d. Gardner. z. r. Wal
tor of Pharr, A. r. Buchanan Jr..
l. F.. Tinker. II. w. Severance. Mrs.
Sharp. DR.. j. r. Malone. Mrs. Fl.
II. Woods. Mr.. Watt tinker, and
Mr. r L. Bell.
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MISS GLADYS SMITH
HOSTESS To CLASS

Miss Glady Smith entertained
the pupils Of her Presbyterian Sun
dav school class on Monday after
noon with q party given at her
home.
A number OF games were played
on the lawn. chief among which q
peanut hunt prompted a great deal
OF amusement. Lemonade and waf-
ers were served by the hostess, after
which the small guests were taken
TO town by auto for an ice cream
course.
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PRETTY THEME
FOR BRIDGE AFFAIR

Mr.. and Mrs "A. ". Brown enter
tanned the members Of the Tuesday
Night Bridge club at their home
this week. Pink and white were the
colors chosen TO predominant in all
details. with pink roses and white
s%napdragon With lace fern. in floor
baskets, and in bowls. The same
pretty colors were seen in the Jap
anese score cards. and in the wrap
pings Of the trophies.
"A beautiful set OF linen playing
cards In an embossed leather case.
was the trophy presented To Mr..
and Mrs. X. +. DaFue. for winning
high score Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. RI.
Shander won second score. and we're
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THURSDAY
CHR MEET

Mrs. E. L Bull entertained the
Thursday afternoon club at her
home on South Ninth street.
Those present we're Mesdames
NJ. "A. Dryer. Hays Scissor, :. T..
Gill, II. "A. White, j.. =. Johnson,
G. j. Scott, Charles Kennedy, Davis
Z. Decker. +. q. FaWkes, j. P.
Bremen. s.. Wright, and c. c.
Conley.
Mrs. White received the cub
high score prize, q box OF station
cry, and Mrs. Decker received the
guest high score prize, a box Of
stationery.
Refreshments consisting Of ice
cream and cake were served.
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT
CLUB MEETS

Wednesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Wise entertained the Wednes-
day Night club a.. their home on
South First street with an evening
OF bridge.
Those 4-tending were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hays Scissor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles -enedy. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
o. Robbins. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II.
Dryer. Mrs. S. L. Gill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert H. Fackelman, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. ID. Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. Il
Z. Tonne.
The club high score prize for the
men, a bathing suit bag, was won
BY Mr.. Sci-5cl. and the ladies' club
high was won BY Mrs. Dryer. who
received a picture. Mrs. Fackelman
received the ladies' high guest prize.
a handkerchief, and Mr.. Edrington
received the gentlemen's guest score
prize. a bathirg suit bag.
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BON TEMP CLUB
ENTERTAINED

Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Bond
+. Carroll entertained the members
Of the Bon Temp club an her home
on West Kimball Ave with bridge.
Mrs Fackelman was awarded the
club high score prize. a cutex set
and Mrs. Dryer received the guest
high cor prize, a set of bath
powders.
Refreshments were served after
the games.
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MRS. ~FACKELAIAN
HOSTESS

Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Rob-
ert H. Fackelman entertained a
number OF her friends at her home
in the Fairview addition with an
afternoon OF bridge.
Those present included Mesdames
william j. Gerron, Holly Bosticiz,
Bond 4. Carroll, 4. H.. Jameson.
VINO won high score. and received
d handkerchief, B. L. jenkins. Joe
Keepers, Z. H. Tonne, Abe Wise,
e L. Bull, who received second
high and was awarded a pair OF
silk hose. Mary Fox, George Loeb
RE, 3. s. Wright.
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her home in Enfield Estates, using
pink sn%apdragons and roses in car
rying out the chosen color scheme.
Mrs. c. L. Jones made the high score
for the bridge games. after which
a salad course was served.
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RavmOndville
4RS SCOTT BRIDGE
HOSTESS


Thursday afternoon, Mrs. c. ],
Scott entertained a number CT her
friends at her home on West Main
street with an afternoon OF bridge.
Those in attendance were Mes
danes r.. II Jameson, Joe Keepers,
e. Fl. TC.lse. Roger F. Robinson,
EerJe-l Eo1-nsor, T.. ID. Burlington.
Charles Travis, "A. j Schube (,
Charles r. Johnson w. +. Allison,
Grady t-ison. Ben S. Duffield. F
@. Fawkes, Davis Z. Decker, How
ara Campbell. c. c Conely, William
j. Gerron. John Fellows, Charles
Pierce, s.. Claire Thompson.
Mrs. Davis <. Decker was award
ed the high score prize, a pair Of
silk hose. Second high prize, a pair
Of candlesticks. went TO Mrs. Keep
ers and the low score prize, a shoe
bag went 70 Mrs. FaWkes.
Refreshments were served.
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dock led the mission s(dy from tie
Royal Service, and Mrs r. H. Evans
conducted the devotional Mrs. S. L.
Brown OF T~aylorville. Ill. and Mrs.
w. Skinner Of Jackson, Miss, were
guests.
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DINNER BRIDGE
CLUB HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall McIlhen-
ney were hosts to MEMBERS Of the
Dinner bridge club Tuesday evening,
entertaining with a picnic supper.
The host and hostess made the high
score for the evening.
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SWIMMING PARTY
o HOUSE GUESTS

Miss Margaret Montgomery en-
tertained with a swimming party
Friday afternoon IL honor Of Miss
Hattie Lou Stapleton. of FL Paso.
and Miss Ruby Stone. o. Lowell. wy
oming. guests in the home of her
parents, Representative and Mrs. w.
r. Montgomery.
After q delightful swim al CRYSTAL
Waters. a picnic supper was served
IN the open and an hour Of dancing
followed.
Those attending the affair were
Misses Betty Lilies. June Barnum.
Grace Vandiver. Elizabeth Peters.
Catherine Montgomery. Trma Van
diver. Mrs. Scottv Dorsey. Messrs.
Clarence Dixon. John Lipscomb. r.
B. Curry, Mike Vandiver. John
Johnson. Ted Taylor. Hale Schale-
ben. Carl Timm. of McAllen. John
Phelan Of Mercedes. and Messrs.
and Mesdames II. r. Jewell and
w. r. Montgomery.
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SOCIETY MEETS AT
v HOME

wednesday afternoon the Young
Peoples MiSsionar. society Of the
Methodist church were entertained
by Mrs. William II. Phillips Jr. and
Mrs. w. Parks at the home Of
Mrs. Parks on West Kimball Ave.
Following the regular Missionary
literary program the young people
weres hown over Mrs. Parks new
home.
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Brownsville Club
and Social ActiDitieS
Edinburg Society
And Luncheon GiOen
Especial to The Herald)

EDlNBURG, June 2s-one Of the most elaborate affairs OF the early
summer season was the charming beach" bridge party and picnic lunch
con given at the beautiful Lipscomb home Thursday, with Mesdames w.
L. Lpscomb, Kirk Scott. j. ". Kirkpatrick and George Magee IS CO.
hostesses. The guests were dressed in beach pajamas and aprons Of
varied design and hue. and added q unique note to the setting of the
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Tullos and
Francisco. Calf. accompanied Mrs.
Leslie Shaw OF Corpus Christi to
Raymondville Friday where they
we're Joined BY Mrs. Shaws two
daughters. Rose June and Lucie-ne
who have been spending the past
week with Mr.. and Mrs Tom Fuller
and family. After visiting with a
number Of friends in Raymondville
they made a tour OF the Valley and
returned home Sunday evening.
w. A. Parks rec eived a message
Wednesday morning announcing
the death Of his brother. Daniel
Pa4As az Plymouth, Illinois, on the
old home place. Mr.. Parks had been
Ill With pneumonia for the past
week. Mr.. Parks Is survived by MS
wife, who ras with MIN. two sisters
ana w. A. Parks OF this city.
Judge A. 3. Crane and ID. j. Al
len returned Thursday afternoon
from Austin where they had been
on legal business since Tuesday.
George Lochrie and w. A. Hard
ing were IN mercedes TUESDAY On
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. $ Z. Mills were
visitors III Harrington Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. "A. Fox and Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Lee Bull were in
Weslaco Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Baldwin left
Tuesday for North Texas. where
M. Baldwin will resume work for
the Trinity Farm Construction Co.
Frederick Humphreys. Mrs. G. L.
Humphreys and Leila Sabin were
visitors in Harlingen Tuesday.
Mrs. G. J. RhoadS and daughter
were in Larlingen Tuesday. Miss
Leila Sahin accompanied them and
snent the afternoon with Bette
Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. 3. Wilson. and
daughter Mrs. G. S. Flynn OF Ray
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/ AUXILIARY
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\ Mesdames "A. q. Norris and r w.
Cockrell were hostesses 10 the Pres
byterian auxiliary Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Cockrell.
Mrs. 0. w. Curry led the devotional.
her topic berg "Corouerors." The
program was on Mountain Missions
and was discussed BY Mrs. Raw Din
kus and Miss Louise Porterfield.
The home was decorated with
roses. zinnias and nasturiums for the
occasion and the hostesses served q
light refreshment course after the
meeting.
Guests we're Miss Louise Porter
field Of Tivoli, Mo. and Mrs. H. II.
Fleming Of Kansas City. Mo.
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MRS. BURNS TATUM
HONORFD

Mrs. Burns Tatum. OF Kosciusko.
Miss. who IS visiting her brother. r.
L. Bell. was the recipient Of one
OF the most charming Inequalities IF
the early summer social season
Wednesday evening. when Mr.. and
Mrs. L. f. Terry entertained at
bridge in her honor at their beauti-
full home in South Edinburg. Pink
roSebuds and vari-colored zinnias
were p~rofusely used about the
rooms. ~harmonizing colors being an
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given a delicately tinted pink bon
bon dish. Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Meeks
We're rewarded for making third
high score. with a pretty hand
painted salt and pepper set. After
the game scores were decided. the
hostess. assisted by Misses Elizabeth
WO0dhouse and Mary Elizabeth
Courcy, served refreshments.
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BIRTHDAY P.RTY
GIVEN

"Wednesday afternoon, Miss Male
CASTOR entertained a group Of her
school friends with a birthday party
in honor Of her tenth birthday at
her home north Of Raymondville
on the new Yturria road.
Those pre- ent were Mary Sue
Wheeler, Virginia Scissor, Jenny
Swayze, Ruth Ballou, Leila Sabin,
J. p. Talley. Jr., Sonny Langfordr
Betty Conley, Louise Cook. Halle
Lee Dorset.
The afternoon was spent In play
ing games. and j. p. Talley Jr. and
Betty Conley won the prizes. The
little girls were given handkerchiefs
as favors and the boys received
tops For refreshments strawberry
ice cream and cake was served.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Miss Edyth Summers is in Laredo
with her parents for a visit OF a
week { two.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Belcher Fields,
recently married in Galveston. will
return soon. TO reside In Harrington.
Mrs. Fields was formerly Miss Eliza
beth willard. and was connected
with the United States Department
OF Agriculture. Her parents are Mr..
and Mrs. B. E. willard Of Galveston.
Mr.. Fields is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
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BAPTIST G
HOLM I0TNT SESSION

The Lottie Moon and Ruth circles
of the First Baptist church held q
Join session at the church Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. J.. p. Holt lead
ing the devotional and missionary
program. July eth was announced
as the date Of the quarterly meeting
10 be- held in Hsrlingen. During the
business hour pla-s were discussed
for attendance at this meeting Of as
many Of the circle membership as
possible.
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4 BUCHANAN, JR.
rs

Mrs. A. F. Buchanan. Jr.. enter
tanned the members Of the Corona
bridge club Monday afternoon at
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METHODIST CIRCLE
ENTERTAINED

The Lochie Rankin Circle OF the
Methodist church entertained the
Bell Bc-nett Ct lie al the home Of
Mrs. Ferris Fisher. West Of Ray
mondville Thursday afternoon.
Fifty-five were present and en-
ioyed a delightful entertainment.
Yrs Fisher gave a talk on the
Stewardship Of Intellect" and the
remainder o. the afternoon vls
spent in games and contests.
Those present were. Mesdames
w. A. Parks, Cleo Gilliland. Earl
Giiland. NJ. L. Gilliland. 3. A.
Myers. George Lochrie. Frank p.
Moore. Scion Wheeler. w F. Wheel
er. r. S. R~eisdorph. w. A. Harding.
Ernest G. Pless. John Glarner, I. Z.
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The Mary Layne Rural circle me-
Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. w. M. Ewald. Mrs. J. r. Had
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C. T. Olson and son Herald, and
Boyde Nefzger drove by car to
Circle Saturday, the former to Wis
it their wife and mother, the lat
ter to see his sister, Miss leila
Nefzger, who is attending school
there. Mr.. Olson reports the
roads in bad shape.
We were beginning to think
spring was close at hand, now
here comes a big snow storm and
spells all our plans.
Luther Higgins and family call
ed Sunday at the E. ]. Erickson
home.
Mrs. Dorothy Wallace and chill
dren visited a few days in the
home of her mother, Mrs. John
P. Kluth.
Mr.. Dye and family and Mr..
A. c. Nefzger and wife spent Sun
day in the Dick Nefzger home
Silas Estensen returned home
last week after spending several
months with relatives in Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota. Mrs. Estensen
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Youth With Trade
Seldom Goes Wrong

Here is some real advice from
an exchange, if anybody cares to
take it, "A veteran desk lieuten-
ant of police in a large city was
talking with a group of newspa-
permen early one morning, after
business" had slackened a bit,
says an exchange. do you know"
he unused, latter all the years I
have spent as a cop, don't be-
lieye | have seen a dozen young
lei who knew some trade thor
oughly ever even accused of
crime. It's the young drifters, the
hangers-around the corners, that
get into trouble. The steady young
fellow who plugs through an ap-
premiership and learns his trade
is hardly ever a stick-up man,
thug, or anything of that kind"
And the old lieutenant has the
right of it. There is a steady dis
cipline about the serving of an
apprenticeship in a trade that
makes for character. The crafts
mar has a pride, a self-reliance,
a confidence in himself that is a
SOLDERING influence. The drifter,
the boy who works here a while,
there a couple of months, who
slides around, loafing a good deal,
gambling a good deal, hanging
around the back rooms of ques-
tionable places, is getting pretty
to the crime-line many times
and feeling that it is clever to
put one over" on the police. he
is the potential gunman, the can
didate for high dishonor as burg
lar, stick-up man or other unlove-
ly things. The man with the trade
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D. R. Geer, B. H. Wilson, Joe
Mcmahon, and Ralph Seminars
were the first from this vicinity
to make a trip to town with a
truck.
Arthur Anderson had the mis-
fortune to break a buggy tongue
last Tuesday. He rode into town
with d. r. Geer and brought out
the mail Wednesday.
John Kwasney took the mail
carrier to town Thursday. Mr.. An
derson reports that on Friday
they we're obliged to walk cross
the river by means of a beam on
the new bridge.
Mrs. H. E. Seminars was fortu-
nate to get home over the week
end, returning to her school Mon
day morning.
We are glad to report the Beck
children are recovering from their
recent illness. Dorothy is able to
return to school.
Several Of the farmers have
been cleaning seed grain, getting
all ready for a grand rush when
the soil gets ready to work. The
weather man is sending us more
moisture and spring may not be
so nearly here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Naber and
children were guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Baldwin, Mary
and Thelma Sickels and Dolores
Cooper called on Mary Baldwin
in the afternoon.
R. H. Wiers and son Walter,
and Guy Sickels made a quick
trip to town Wednesday.
The Wiers school was closed
last Thursday and Friday owing
to the illness of u teacher, Miss
Quitmeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Whitmus and
sons, and Miss Vesta Quitmeyer
were dinner guests Sunday at the
Seminars home.
The debate given at the Wiers
school was very good. The speak
ers on the affirmative side were
R. NJ. Hagestad, S. c. Baldwin
and Miss Blanche Pipal. The neg
alive was discussed by R. T.
Steffensen, R. H. Wiers and Clar-
ence Chamberlain. The question
for debate was Resolved: That
a Woman's Place Is in the Home.
Each speaker gave a very inter
esting speech and the affirmative
won.
The Farmers. Union members
will give a card party at the
Mus school house next Saturday
evening.
Miss Vesta .Quitmeyer, Ralph
Seminars and the Cooper children
called at the Sickels home Sun
lay.
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From Our Rural Patrons

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The A F. Toavs family and Lii
liam Open had dinner at the Bar
tel home Sunday, the ninth. The
young folks experienced thrills
aplenty on the hills on which
they tobogganed.
Mr.. n. Toavs and family spent
Sunday afternoon at the A. f.
Toavs home.
The following boys from the
neighborhaad called at A. F.
Toavs place Sunday afternoon:
Clarence Bartel, Ted ToaYs, Pete
Heinricks, Adolph Schultz and
Robert Heinricks. Albert Lee also
called Sunday evening.
School News
Wide Awake has had perfect
attendance for the last three
weeks.
Our program last Friday, the
fourteenth, consisted of the follow
ing numbers:
Story of Lincoln Jessie Toavs
On Captain, My Captain Ordean
Olson
Gettysburg Address Byron Lee
The Valentine Party Cyrus Lee
Song Elsie Toavs, Jessie Toavs,
Cyrus Lee
The War Baby Orlando Gunder-
son, Martin Toavs, Grace
Gunderson.
Reading Elsie Toavs
Current Events Daniel Toavs
After the program valentines
from the valentine box were lis
tributed.
We have abandoned winter
sports and our baseball team is
in full swing again.
Ordean Olson and Elsie Toavs,
the program committee, made ont
the following program for last
Friday:
Current Events Jessie Toavs
Reading Cyrus Lee
Life of Washington Byron Lee
Song First Grade
Yankee Doodle .--.-. By All
Three posters were made this
week in connection with hygiene.
One by Cyrus Lee, one by Daniel
Toays, and the other by the first
Frank Toavs brought US out a
Dad of wood Monday.
The community opened the
.oads for cars here-just in time
or the snow to fill them up again.
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C. S. Heagy left for Circle on
Wednesday with a carload of
horses. He is shipping them to
Illinois.
Mrs. B. H. Berry and children
spent Saturday with Grandma
Lingle.
Vincent Strecker returned from
North Dakota last Tuesday. He
has been working in a coal mine
during the winter.
Chas. Heagy spent Tuesday
night with Dalton Brown.
Mrs. Tom Lingle has been sick
for the past week.
Ben Bensch and Pa- Montgom-
cry went to Leo McNabb's Mon
day.
John Aam called for his mail
Thursday.
Ingvald Amundson spent part of
last ween in the Rock Creek
neighborhood at Anderson's and
Skyberg's.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Berry Wis
tied the fore part of the week at
the Chas. Cook home.
Earl Lingle is hauling hay from
the river.
Illmont school celebrated Valen-
tine day with a valentine box.
Several of the parents visited
school on Friday afternoon.
Merle Orr hauled a load of coal
from near Pattonhiu on Monday.
Pat Montgomery called for his
mail Monday.
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