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SERVICES
HOME LAUNDRY

Will do first class laundry work.
Mems shirts a speciality. Family
waShings. Guarantee not TO tear
your clothes. 18th and Roosevelt.
Victoria Heights. Phone 949-W. Will
call for and deliver. Ol73
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Air Mai, Schedules

The schedule for the mail between
Brownsville and Dallas Is announced
by the postoffice department as fol-
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Train Sche- '--,es
Missouri Pacific Ilnps

Missouri Pacific Lines
No. i2-To Houston. San Antonio.
$50 a. IN.
No. l6-To Houston. san Antonio.
600 p. m.
No. 15-From St. Louis. San Antonio.
Houston. T.30 a. m.
No. 1l-From san Antonio and
Houston. 9:55 y. m.
southern Pacific Lines
No. 3iS-From Houston. san An
ONTO. BIS a. m.
No. 520-To Houston. San Antonio.
sis p. m.
NATIONAL LINES OF MEXICO
tMafamoroS Station)
No. l52-To Monterrey. Mexico City,
$50 a. m.
Leaves from n. r. Station. Browns
VILE. TO q. MI
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WANTED - thoroughbred female
Fox Terrier dog. one to three years.
White with tan or black ears.
Phone 6026-F3. O230
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Trees Seeds & Plants

SEED-Best sour orange. Extract
cd. cured and shipped fresh. De-
Soto Nurseries. DeSoto City, Fla.
OFT
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Following Is the schedule for the
American Air Mail to Cristobal. Pana-
ma Canal Zone.
Leave Brownsville ......... s:i5 a. "a.
ION Monday and Thursday
Arrive Crlstohal ............ $50 D. ".
ION Wednesday and Saturday,
Return trip.
Arrive Brownsville ......12.55 ID. N.
(Tuesday and Frldey.)
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STORE ROOM 16x60. 1856 Eliza
beth st. Practically new. Rent SIS
per month. Phone PAT. O252
IA. c..
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WEST BROWNSVILLE small mod
ern house. cool; Just redecorated:
suitable only for couple. Rent SIS
Phone 247. O253
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

GOOD BUSINESS location OH
Twelfth street between Elizabeth and
Washington Apply TO Carlos q.
Watson. M-153
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FOR SALE-4-burner Red Star
stove. good condition. Phone 1881
O242
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WANTED TO BUY
FOR SALE OR A

FOR SALE OR TRADE-From 2 TO
10 acres fine land. on concrete 8
miles ut. Also bargain IN residence
lots, close in. Phone l78. Ole0
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Miscenanecus
ARTICLES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One l0xl2 tent with
detachable 5-foot side wall. one
1916 wagon cover. Call at 345 west
Levee St. after 5 y. m. Ol72
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POSTAL RATES

POSTAL RATES
The United States air mail postage
rate Is $ cents FOR the first ounce and
10 cents for each additional ounce or
traction thereof. Letters mailed in
the United States for the points in
Mexico take this rate.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FURNISHED DUPLEx-s37-50. Call
859W. O2#5
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FOR SALE: Calcium Arsenate. very
cheap. c. p. Barreda. O236
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FURNISHED apartment. garage,
1888 w. Lcvee. Phone 8lGI. O256
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FURNISHED apartment SOC West
Elizabeth. Phone APO. O249
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prepared by the Brownsville Title
Company. Brownsville. Texas
Deeds Flied MAY 9th az
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Dennis Muptial Rites
Solemnized Thursday Morning

OF much interest here Is the
wedding Of Miss Dorothy Dennis.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
}. Dennis to Mr.. Ralph B. Atkins.
son Of Mrs. Gledese Atkins OF Hous-
tom which took place this morning.
Thursday. June 4. at ten o'clock in
the Central Christian church. Rev.
H. J. Howard reading the marriage
voWS-
The church was profusely decor
ated with Shasta daisies, the high
schQof class flowers Of the bride.
The were intermingled with fern
n waes. table baskets and tan
floor Baskets and placed In every
vantage point about the spacious
church.
Mrs. II. J. Howard. pianist. play
Cd softly, II Love You Truly and
Mr. w. A. velten. accompanied by
Mrs. Howard sang, "All For You"
AZ the first strains OF tie Lohen-
grin wedding march. the bridal
party entered.
The bride. entering on the arm
OF her father. was met at the
chancel step by the groom and led
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Dance Pupils
In Gorgeous
1881 FroLics

Originality represented by sew
eral unusual canoe numbers will
introduce special zcst into the
Frolics Of 81 scheduled for pre-
sentation Friday evening. June 5,
In Brownsville and Tuesday eve
ming. June ., In Harrington. The
B~rouslsville performance will be
given In the Junior College Audi
forum. The same program will be
presented In Harlingen in the IN
ricipal Auditorium. The revue Will
present dancing pupils or Miss
Markoleta Elstner In annual re-
cital.
In the varied program scores Of
young dancers will afford interest,"
ing exhibitions OF many types OF
dancing With the glamor OF gorg-
eous costuming giving added at
traction.
Striking an unusual note In the
performance win be a cleverly
executed paper doll dance. younger
pupils will be presented In this
unusual number while Mrs. James
ID. Ward, san Benito. we'll known
c~ontralto. will sing The Dance OF
the Paper Dolls"
Another outstanding number. and
probably the most elaborate or the
program, is an Oriental fantasy
danced by about twenty older girls.
Magnificent costumes probably will
make this dance the favorite with
audiences who will view the recital
this week and next.
Brownsville girls taking part In
this number are Custer Yates.
Elizabeth Browne and Julie Aldridge.
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Twins Are
HonoredAt
Bridge Party

The Cherry twins. Kathryne and
Elizabeth. were honored with a
bridge party at the home of Miss
Margaret Huffaker on West Levee
Street Wednesday evening. The
home was attractively decorated
with pink candles and roses.
Bridge was the main diversion of
the evening. Miss Anna Fernan-
dez o high score. a leather bound
diary. The consolation prize, a silver
compact, was awarded to Miss
Louise Yoder. A. box OF candy was
given to Miss Roberta Lee Fitch as
cut prize.
The hostess. assisted by her moth
or. Mrs. Karl Huffaker, served a
delicious salad course to the Ion
orees. Kathryne and Elizabeth
Cherry, Anna Fernandez, Jeanelle
Willis. Nellie Anne TumlinSon,
Vivian Austin and Jane Huitt OF
Olmito. Roberta Lee Fitch, Zeta
Tumlinson. Tina Fernandez, Louise
Yoder. Dorothy Rotan of San Ben
ito.
Kathryne and Elizabeth will leave
carly Saturday morning for Ken
lucky where they viii spend the
summer.
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to the altar where the marriage
vows were taken.
Dorothy was "a beautiful and i'm
pressive bride. Her wedding gown
of heavy white lace with cape coll
lar and a large applique at the
knees, fitted snugly TO thu knees,
flowing into graceful folds 10 the
floor, the tight fitting Juliet cap Of
lace embroidered in seed pearls
with gardenias pinned acros the
back. the white lace mitS and white
suede slippers created a perfect ef-
feet. She carried a gorgeous arm
bouquet OF white roses and white
sweet peas arranged in spray form
with spangles OF ribbon adding TO
It's beauty. The brides only adorn-
ment was a pearl necklace.
Her attendants. Misses Mildred
Singer. Bernice Many OF Kings
vile. Pauline Singer and Espicea
Ross were most chic In point de
Esprit gowns in pastel green. yell
low. pink and peach, respectively.
They wore matching hats Of lace
straw. pumps and lace mits In the
matching tones and carried bou-
quets OF pastel colors in the CHOSEN
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shades. The dainty costumes or the
bridesmaids were made princess
style 10 the knees with-a full CT
cular flounce covered with ruffles.
Bridesmaids and the mstron OF
honor wore pearl necklaces. gifts
OF the brioe.
The matron OF honor. Mrs. Glenn
Dennis, sister-in-law Of the bride.
wore a blue chiffon. fashioned
along the period lines. with hat,
slippers and lace mits IN black.
She carried a beautiful shower
bouquet Of pink radiance rose
buds.
Mrs. Dennis, the brides mother,
was charming In a lovely gown or
blue printed chiffon with black
accessories.
Ralph Buell., close friend OF
the Rroom. assisted as best man.
Groomsmen were Emory Christian,
Glenn Dennis, brother OF the bride.
Jack Rutledge and Larry Lightner.
They wore white trousers, dark
coats ties and shoes. Boutonnieres
were OF white gardenias-
The couple left for a short honey
moon trip following the ceremoe1y
and will be at home TO their
friends In Brownsville after June
8. The brides going away outfit
was a becoming pink and blue
spectators sports suit with &C
c~essories OF pink.
Following rehearsal OF the We'd
ding Wednesday evening Miss Nam
ME Bourne was the charming hes
tess at a buffet supper in the church
parlors.
She carried out a bridal theme os
pink. white and green in the table
appointments and the menu. Eel
lowing the supper. the bride-elect
cut the wedding cake. the tiny ring
going TO Miss Annie Lee Berryhill.
Only members Of the bridal party
were included in the guest lis.
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Comings. Goings

Miss Margaret Monroe returned
"wednesday morning from c. I. A.
at Denton. where she received her
b. S. degree this term. Margaret
was ar honor pupil and was a pop
u,ar student at the college.
Mrs. @. W. Colgin Is in San An
tonic for a few days visiting friends.
Mrs. Wiley Truss, Mrs. r. Ceya-
mes and Miss Frances Ceyanes are
leaving Saturday to attend the
Baccalaureate and commencement
exercises at Rice. where Miss Rosfta
Is receiving her b. A. degree. The
exercises take place on Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. Milton West was in Ray
mondville Wednesday.
Mrs. Z. G. Dodd is visiting in east
Texas while Mr.. Dodd Is an in
structor in summer school.
Miss Theresa Champion arrived
home Wednesday morning from O.
l. a. 81 Denton, where she has been
q student.
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Shower Is
Compliment

Mrs. Ralph Atkins. who was Miss
Dorothy Dennis before her mar
riage Thursday morning. was COM
plimented by several Of her in
innate friends on Tuesday evening
with a kitchen shower with Miss
Mildred and Pauline Singer as
hostesSes.
Bridge was played during the
evening. high score trophy going
to Miss AnastaSia Bray. who in
turn presented her gift to the
honoree. Mrs. Atkins received
consolation prize.
The honor guest received many
lovely and useful gifts.
A refreshmrnt plate was served to
the following guests: Misses Mar
garet Hughston. Minnie Maude
~Stobaugh. Anastasia Bray. Mary
Emma Vivier. Margaret wainwright.
Bernice Many OF Kingsville, Es-
picea Ross. Maude Terrell, Mes
danes Glenn Dennis. Bill VAIN
right. Dan Bowling, Roy Craig.
Emmett Sewell, the honoree and
the hostesse5.
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Harrington
STUDIO PUPILS GIVE
RECITAL

The beautiful home OF DR.. and
Mrs. A. j. Pollard. was a very at
tractive place Monday night when
Miss Josephine Pollard presented a
group OF her piano studio pupils In
recital. The rooms and porch were
embelliShed with many baskets Of
lovely gladioli. mingled with roses.
fern and lavender. Several OF til
baskets were gifts from friends.
In the well lighted living room
were two pianos. Seats were in a
circle in the yard. facing the IN
trance. A row Of rose bushes made
a pretty setting for the young pu-
pills in their dainty frocks.
The moonlight and the lights gave
a soft glow to the attractive scene.
Miss Pollard will leave June 7th
for St. Louis. Mo. for a summer
coursc at Washington University.
She will be accompanied by Miss
Ada Reid Alderdice. who will CONT
nue. her piano lessons with Miss
Pollard. They expect to return In
July.
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Beach Motif
Is Used By
Club Hostess

A clever and different idea VS.
the beach motif carried out on
Tuesday when Mrs. Bascom Cox
complimented members OF the Mar
al club and a few extra guests with
o four table bridge party.
Beach umbrellas and gay colored
tables emphasized the chosen theme.
The hostess served beautifully ap-
pCinted luncheon at 1890 after
which games Of bridge we're played.
High score trophies we're awarded
Mrs. Marvin Hall and Mrs. Hill
liar Smith with cut prizes going
TO Mrs. Ward Moothart and hrs.
Milton West.
The club will meet next week with
Mrs. Marvin Hall.
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LIBRARY
A Z r


The regular monthly meeting Of
the Library Executive Board was
held in the library on Monday
morning. with Mrs. It's. Herren.
presiding. Offers presen were Mes
danes G. A. Macy. Gerald McKenna.
I. G. Webb. Ira j. Eelis.
Mrs Macy gave the Librarians
report with the following items:
20 books were purchased. 100 cir
culated. SIS books rebound. MI.
Duncan donated II books to the
library. which we're greatly appre-
ciated. IL beautifully bound vol
umes Of the National Geographic.
covering six years. are o on the
shelves Of the library.
BILLY FAVE TRANTNrELL
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
A gay birthday party was given
SATURDAY. afternoon in honor OF the
9Th birthday anniversary OF little
Billy Fave Trarnmel with w. l.
Trammell and Mrs. III. r. Michalke
as host and hostess.
First, the honnree and her little
guests attended the matinee at ne
Arcadia. end then gathered at the
MichalSe home for a lively plav
time with games. contests and
sinrinR.
They were ushered into the spa-
cious dining room. and were thrill
ed with the sight OF the beautiful
pink and white birthday cake. piac-
ed in q bed Of daisies and fern. After
singing a group of clever SONGS. the
cake was served with pink aud
white Ice cream. Favors for the
little Girls we're ravlv dressed dolls.
and miniature automobiles for the
hcvS
Billy Fave received many pretty
Fifts on this occasion from guests
and friends.
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Valley Cities
Week End Guests
AT Lone Palm
Ranch In McAllen

Mrs. Anna b. Guranian and her
daughter. Marion spent the week
end In McAllen with A. Ross Hoyt
and his mother. Mrs. 4. j. Hoyt at
their home. The Lone Palm Ranch
.McAs.en friends sailed on Mrs
Guranian during her visit making
q most enjoyable house party Of the
occasion.
One or the most prominent
guests was Joe Heydt OF La Feria.
who was there with Mrs. Heydt. re
Is q long time resident Of La Fe-ia
and n or pioneer developers Of
that town. Their presence marked
. farewell call as they left Wednes-
day on an extended motor trip to
the north.
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Society Calendar


FRIDAY
Frolics OF 1891. dance revue, at
the Junior College auditorium at
eight o'clock Pupils from San Benz
to. Harrington and Brownsville.
Mrs. Katherine Stringfellow Is
hostess to the Friday Bridge club.
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-Encampment Begins
Tuesday, Tune Q

The women's home demonstration
encampment will be held Tuesday
and Wednesday. June 9th and 10th
at the Sid Berry Club House on Tho
Harlingen-Primera highway. A pro-
gram OF educational and recreation
al numbers will be arranged.
Among the speakers will be Mis-.
Bonnie Campbell. district home de-
monstration agent, Mrs. Minnie
Fisher Cunningham, associate edi.
tor from the Extension Service.
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Mrs @. r. Smith and daughters.
Agnes and Jane. have returned to
their home in San Antonio after a
several weeks visit with Mrs.
Smiths sister. Mrs. King Mason
and Mr.. Mason.
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DENHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wallin of
Minneapolis, and sons, Teddy, Donald
and Lloyd, spent Sunday of last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Wallin and
other relatives here, and with Mr..
Wallins sister, Mrs. M. E. Upgren and
family at Cloquet, returning to their
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Anderson of Two
Harbors, their daughter, Esther, and
their small granddaughter, spent Sat
urday and Sunday of last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and Will
liam.
A new churn was installed in our
local creamery Tuesday of last week.
Art Rentz of Sandstone, the fieldman
for this district, spent the day in Den
ham. The old churn was sold to a
creamery in Virginia, going out Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Wallin and son,
Selmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall Wallin
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fran
cen and son, Orville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Wallin and sons, spent Sun
day of last week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Mentzer Upgren at Cloquet
The J. A. Olson family of Willow
River, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Perry
were dinner and supper guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Johnson Sunday.
Roland Albeg, William Anderson and
Jack Johnson were car guests of Fred
Olson on a trip to the Twin Cities
Saturday. They all enjoyed going
through the Ford plant.
Mrs. Ed Weinberg stopped in to see
Mrs. Arthur Weinberg Friday morn
ing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Irene, small
Shirley and grandmother Morse were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F..
E. Anderson Wednesday evening of
last week and were given a very de-
licious lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Driver drove
to Henriette last Thursday evening
to see Mrs. Drivers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Behrens. Mr.. Driver returned to
Denham that same evening, but Mrs.
Driver remained for few days.
Mrs. John Kroon visited with Mrs.
Arthur Weinberg Monday morning.
Jack Weinberg spent Sunday after
noon at the Eskel Anderson farm play
ing with his cousins.
Mrs. F. R. Wesley came on the
train Friday morning to spend the
day here with her mother, Mrs. Morse,
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STURGEON LAKE

The Minnesota Power and Light
company had crew of men here last
week moving lines along the high
way.
Bruce Barnes made a trip to ST.
Paul Tuesday after load of supplies
for the Beiderman family.
The cold frigidy weather that pre-
vailed Sunday had retarding effect
on the scheduled baseball practice.
There were few, however, who braved
the piercing wind and went out for
batting practice and catching. Next
Sunday the team will journey to
Askov for the first game of the series.
Manager Anderson states that he has
his lineup assembled and flashy az
gregation it is too.
The roads in this vicinity are in
fair condition again after the thaw-
out. The principal routes, mail routes,
and most side roads are passable with
out difficulties.
Mrs. Wade came here from Duluth
Friday to attend to details surround
ing the summer resort she owns at the
lake.
The Chas. Olson family spent Sat
urday at Duluth visiting.
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$500, 900 in certificates Of Indebtedness
to defray the cost of buildings to be
constructed by the State at the new
Minnesota National Guard training
camp, Camp Ripley, near Little Falls.
Prohibiting any railroad from
abandoning or changing the location
of any shop or terminal in the state
without the consent of the Minnesota
Railroad and Warehouse Commission,
which may authorize the change If
it will result in efficiency in operation
and will not substantially injure the
public or be detrimental to the pub
lie welfare.
Prohibiting any school district,
county, or town from contracting any
debt or issuing any warrant in any
calendar year in anticipation of a
collection of taxes levied FOR said year
in excess of the average amount a,c-
tually received i'm tax levies for the
three previous years plus ten per cent.
Taxing units where the mineral valu-
alton exceeds 25 per cent of the as
sessed valuation of the real property
of the district are exempted from the
act.
The 47th session of the Minnesota
legislature passed fewer laws than
have been passed for many years and
that may be to its credit.
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DENHAM CHURCH NOTES

Mrs. Carl Nordgren invites all to
attend the Oak Hill Ladies' Aid which
meets at her home Saturday after
noon, May 2.
There will be services in the Oak
Hill church in the English language
Sunday, May 3. The Rev. Ternberg
urges all to attend. There will be
services in the Swede Park church
in the afternoon of the same day in
the Swedish language. Welcome.
The young people will have social
in the Methodist church Friday eve
ming, May 1. The members of the
Nordland Young Peoples society will
give the program and coffee and lunch
will be served afterwards. All are
cordially invited to attend.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will meet at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. o. w. johnson Saturday,
May 2. Mrs. johnson invites all.
A Mothers Day program will be
given in the Methodist church Sun
day morning, May 3, at 1880 o'clock.
There will be musical selections by
the Olgren sisters at this service.
Welcome to church.
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MCPHERSON

Mrs. John Douglas and little son
visited last Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Edw. Beaudry.
Chas. Fretland was a business cal.
Ter in Bruno last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fretland and
Katherine spent last Thursday eve.
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Beaudry
]. d. Johnson was in Sandstone
Wednesday between trains.
Mrs. CHAMPAIGN visited with Mrs
Fretland last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fretland anC
Katherine left Tuesday for Minnea.
polls for few days visit. Then they
will leave for Long View, Wash.
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SANDSTONE

Mrs Oscar Bergseth and Mrs. Lynn
Smith of Finlayson, attended the East
ern Star initiation Wednesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tuition of Pal
myra, Wis.,, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
E. M. Deming Friday.
M. Bulls spent several days visit
ing with his brothers in Manitoba
last week.
VIM. c. Miller was guest at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Miller, Sat-
urday.
Mesdames Werner Nelson and Axel
Anderson, the Misses Ellen Anderson,
Florence Johnson, and Florence Peter
son. and Melvin Anderson were Twin
City callers Saturday and Sunday.
There were several from Sandstone
who attended the pie social at Sand
Greek Friday evening. After a pro-
gram of several numbers by Sand
Creek talent, Edna Walker, Miss Jean
Robey, and Arthur Martin sang sew
eral solos, Roberta Robinson and
Ruth Helen Deming gave readings,
and Senator A. S. Larson gave an in
teresting talk. The ladies of the
Helping Hand club served pie and ice
cream with coffee after the program.
The proceeds of the social were to go
toward new piano. he program was
greatly enjoyed by all and the lunch
was exceptionally good. Folks al
ways have a good time at Sand Creek.