The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-22
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BY SARAH HEINLE

BY SARAH HEINLE
Joe Holkup took his brother John
to Wilton Monday morning to at
tend high school.
Heinle'S children and Holkup'S chill
dren we're in at Halls place Monday
afternoon.
Miss Esther Haas was a business
caller at the Fred H. Walcker home
Monday.
Among those who helped to sew 8
quilt for Mrs. M. Kemele at the
Fred H. Walcker home in Turtle Lake
were Mrs. John Newhardt, Mrs. Haas
Mrs. Breekle, Mrs. John Schelzlsy
Miss Esther Haas and Mrs. M. Kemelt
Tuesday evening.
Among those who were visitors al
the Rudolph Heinle home were Mr.
and Mrs. John Korner, Mr.. and Mrs
John Hoffer and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Krabs and daughter Bernice Tues.
day evening.
Ruth Herbert and Ruby Heinle
and the John Hoffer children were
visiting with the John Korner chill
dren Tuesday evening.
A large crowd attended church al
the John Korner home Wednesday
Thursday and Friday evenings.
MI. and Mrs. John Steinke are the
proud parents of a baby boy.
Herbert Heinle was visiting with
Norman Walcker Sunday.
Rev. F. F. Schwandt was an over
night guest at the Rudolph Hetnle
home Thursday.
Rev. F. F. Schwandt was a business
caller at the John Schuffle home
Friday.
Miss Elsie Korner is visiting al
McClusky this week.
MI. and Mrs. John Walcker and
son Elmer and Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
Keim were visitors at the August
Lentz home Tuesday evening.
Miss Alma Walcker vas an over
night guest at the Rudolph Heinle
home Tuesday.
August Lentz was a Turtle Lake
shopper Thursday.
Mrs. John Korner. Jr.. and children
returned to John Korner's home In
Turtle Lake after spending a few
weeks at the home of her brother-in-
Law. She returned Friday evening.
Miss Louise Klein of Washburn at
tended church at the John Kornel
home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Walcker an6
son Norman and Sarah Heinle Of
Turtle Lake were visitors at the John
Steinke home at Garrison Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Walcker an6
son Norman, Sarah Heinle and Al
bert, Anna and Esther Steinke were
Garrison shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. Kemele vas visiting with
Mrs. Fred H. Walcker in Turtle Lake
Thursday evening.
John Newhardt and Mr.. John j
Walcker were visitors at the Fred H
Walcker home Sunday.
Alidy Stobbe was visiting with
Ruth Heinle Thursday evening.
Mrs. John Korner, Jr., was q Wis
itor at Rudolph Heinle's home Satur-
DAY evening.
John Berg Of McClusky ATTENDED
church at the John Korner home
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evening.
Miss Sarah Heinle was visiting with
Miss Alma Walcker Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walcker anc
! family were visitors at the John II
| Walcker home Saturday evening.
Mrs. c.. Aledinger was a visitor al
Tho Tohv II yXyo1rLor horna S,yrdAv
John Newhardt and daughter
A.mila were visitors at the Anderson
home Saturday evening.
MI. and Mrs. John Newhardt anc
son Benny were visitors at the Free
H. Walcker home Sunday evening
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Brezden and sor
we're in Mercer shopping Thursday
forenoon.
Miss Mary Brezden visited will
Louise Heinle Thursday afternoon.
Bernard Hall "a q business callel
at the A. H. Heinle home Thursday.
Mrs. August Lentz is very i'll. sh,
is staying at the Fred Walcker HON,
in Turtle Lake.
August Lentz was a business calle1
at the John ]. Walcker home II
Turtle Lake Monday.
DR.. Heinzroth got Mrs. Fred II
Walcker to take care Of Mrs. An
gust Lentz Monday.
Mrs. John Walcker and Mrs. Bill
Krahs were staying at the Fred II
Walcker home while Mrs. Fred n
Walcker vas away Monday.
Among these who were at the Free
Walcker home in Turtle Lake to &c,
Mrs. Lentz Monday were Fred n
Walcker, Mrs. Rudolph Heinle, Mr.
John Korner and Mrs. Tobe Mtllidel
John Walcker and John Newhard
were business callers at the Fred !,
Walcker home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Walcker an
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Krab
and daughter BeFnice were visitor