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The Omaha guide., 1935-09-07

Honorable Roy l. Cochran, Governor Of Nebraska, appointed
Mr. Ill AZ Anderson, 2914 Lake street, to represent Nebraska at the
72nd Anniversary Celebration Of the Emancipation and Progress Of
the Negro, to be held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 18th.
This celebration is to show the advance which the Negro has
made IN education, good citizenship, science, art, music, literature,
medicine, invention, and in commerce, and industry, since they were
emanclpated, seventy two years ago.
Hon K r Wright, president Of the Citizens and Southern Bank
and Trust Co., OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is chairman of the
meetings The committee has requested the Governors of the 48
states to send a good will representative to this event.
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, 1935-02-17
Los Fresnos
Mews, Notes
Especial TO The Heraldl

Especial 70 The Heraldl
Los FRESNOS, Feb. l6.-The Los
FresnoS Home Demonstration club
net with Mrs. Bill Billue this past
week. Roll call Of the members was
answered with a Valentine verse
Alter the business meeting the pro-
gram on Valentines Day was given.
Mrs. G. G. Page gave a reading on
The Origin Of Valentines Day
After several games refreshments In
a Valentine motif were served.
Those present were MeSdamS G.. r.
Barr, Russell Bingley. Clarence Sch
neider. Glen Schneider, @. c. Page
w. Q. Cain. G. w. Patterson, Roy De-
BuSk. Martha Moses. Edna Koley
sammy Vaker. Ed Patterson. John
Patterson and Burgess.
Stella Bingley entertained at q
Valentine dinner Thursday evening
at her home. Following dinner, the
group was taken for a hay ride. later
returning to the Bingley home where
James were enjoyed. Those present
were j. W. Carroll, Evelyn Kyle. and
COVE Waller.
Mrs. N. Z. Ryall entertained at
luncheon honoring her sister, Mrs. c
w. Dennis Of Terre Haute, Indiana
A most attractive use OF red anc
white was carried out in all acceS-
cries and appointments for the af-
fair.
Following luncheon. bridge was
enjoyed throughout the afternoon
When scores were totaled. Mrs. N
Chatelle was awarded high. and Mrs
Darrell Pratt. low. A gift was pre-
sented to the honoree. Mrs. Dennis.
Those enjoying the courtesy were
MesdameS Ed Stocklemen. z. En-
inert Of Cincinnati, A. Clemser, j
Fl. Downs, Of Brownsville, G. Chase
r. Gabbert. N. Chatelle. l. Fletcher,
W. Anderson. d. Pratt and T. Hal
Ion.
j. r. Chambers Is making his fam
lily a short visit before returning 70
his duties In the navy. He VIII leave
Feb. 10 for San Diego. Calf. where
le will sail aboard the U. s. 3. Mary
land for Hawaii
Z. D. Kramer, superintendent OF
schools, has returned from Temple
where he underwent treatment at the
colt White clinic.
, 1935-02-17
Hester Hansen
Muptials Said
In Harlingen
Especial 20 The Heraldl

N&Rh&AMA - 80
HARLINGEN. Feb i6-The subur-
ban home OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. II.
Green OF Stuart Place gave N set
ting OF unusual charm for the mar
rage Of Miss Lois Annette Hansen,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Han
sen OF Virginia. Minnesota, and Mr..
Clyde Thomas Hester, son OF Mr.. j.
r. Hester. which took place at high
noon, Thursday. The Rev. Leslie
A. Boone. pastor OF the First Meth
odist church. read the impressive
lines Of the ring ceremony.
The wedding music was rendered
by Mr.. and Mrs. M. +. Green of Du-
luth. Mimi, aunt and uncle OF the
bride. Mrs. Green nc the piano and
Mr.. Green giving the violin obligato
They also accompanied Mr.. w. G.
Black. who sang Cadman's AT
Dawning."
The living room where the cere-
mony was performed was decorated
In green and white with accents OF
red. Candelabra holding tall white
tapers flanked the trellised arbor
improviSed against a background OF
greenery and white. Clusters of
orange blossoms hung from the arch
way. entwined with plumosa fern
beneath which the VOWS were pledg-
ed.
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her father. wore a hand
some model OF navy blue with grey
jacket trimmed I'm blue fur with har-
monizing accessories. Her shoulder
corsare vas OF pink glsdiolI and
brides roses.
Mrs. c. II. Garden, sister OF the
groom. was the brides only at
tendant. She wor blue also with
black accessories and her corsage
was formed Of pink roses and violetS
The groom was attended by Mr.
Helon Van Matre as best man.
Immediately following the cere-
mony. witnessed by immediate men,
oerS OF the families and N few Ints-
mate friends. a luncheon was served
the wedding party and guests in
the dining room. Bowls OF red roses,
Gala lilies and baskets Of red car
nations gave floral charm "a the
reception rooms. The brides table
was overlaid with a lace cloth and
conferred with a bowl OF red roses
Thanked BY cleaning white tapers.
Early In the afternoon MI. and
Mrs. Hester left for a short trip "a
Monterrey, Mexico, and upon their
return viii be nc home In Stuart
Place.
Mrs. Hester received her education
In the schools OF Minnesota and IA Az
accomplished musician. She is we'll
known IN Harrington, having visited
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
T. II. Green for a number OF years.
Mr.. Hester Is a graduate OF the
Stuart Place high school and receiv-
ed his higher education In Missouri
Members Of the Cleaners class OF
the Baptist Sunday school were de-
lightfully entertained with a class
party given Thursday afternoon al
the home OF Mrs. vi. II. Schander
with group one, Mrs. w. J. Bruton,
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colors and how to get best results
from choosing designs to best III
each particular person.
Twenty-Five members and the fol-
lowing guests were present for the
interesting meeting: Mrs. Q. J. Glea-
son and Miss Iva Oviatt Of Bay City
Michigan, Mrs. A. G. Carrot ans
Mrs. Gleason Rounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex NJ. George were
hosts TO a happy gathering Of friends
when they entertained Friday even
InT honoring Mrs. Eph Caffal, OF
San Antonio, a former resident OF
Rio Hondo.
A variety OF card games furnished
diversion for the evening. AZ the
conclusion OF a lively evening o
tempting r~efreshment course was
served by the hostess
Enjoying the party were the hon.
oree. Mrs. Eph Caffal. and MeSSrs'
and Mesdames Fronts Newell. ALIVE
Williams Of Mercedes, Alton Caffal'
and KELSEY Worley Of San Benito
Ernest Jeffrey, and Miss Pearl
Brown and Mr.. AL Wagner and the
hort and hostess. Mr.. and MIS-
George.
An illustrated lecture on Tibet and
west China with colored slides VIII
be given here Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Feb. 10 and 20 at the Com
munity church. Rev. A. r. Fes-
mire. chairman Of the Tibetan Kan
su Mission will be in charge OF the
program.
Rev. and Mrs. George N. Carlson
Of Dallas will again accompany the
representative Of the Missionary Al
lance to Rio Hondo and will teatur-
ed on the program to sing and also
In talks. This Is the fourth annual
presentation OF the Missionary ALI
ance in Rio Hondo.
Mrs. Arthur Wangemann OF New
ark. N. j. Is visiting her sister, Mrs,
John Theodore Viake.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Montgomery
left recently for a stay in Florida.
Carl Henderson Of McComb. Ill.
is in Rio Hondo looking after his
farming interests here.
Rodney Mize Is in the Baylor Hos
nital. Dallas. where he Is undergo
ing treatment. He was accompan-
led to Dallas by Mrs. Mack Mize
Mack Mize, Jr., and r. J. Wright.
Mrs. Eddie Werner and small
daughter, Katherine. have returned
from the Valley Baptist Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hegemann and
son, Ray. Jr.. have returned to their
home in Kansas after a pleasant
visit here.
, 1935-02-17
Rangeroille
Mews, Notes

RANGERVILLE. Feb. Is. - The
revival meetings at the Church OF
Christ ended Sunday evening after
a very successful week. A large at
tendance heard the inspiring talk
BY Mr.. Williams OF Harrington.
The primary room directed by
Mrs. Jack Foust presented a pleas
ing Valentine play in the high
school auditorium Friday morning.
The entire school and q few par
entS saw the performance. The play
entitled The Valentine Man" in
Guided the following children as
main characters: Tito Guerrero Lo-
retta Warner. Aurora Nerio, Jesucita
Zapata, Dorothy Stubs, Gene Nor
row, Joy Lynn McCorkle. Ruth
Scogin, w. q. Warner and Conroy
Nice orkle. A chorus Of ten othsr
children sang the closing song.
The various grammar grades base
ball teams met Thursday afternoon
with Mr.. McWilliams and received
instruction concerning the rules for
the InterscholaStic meet they expect
to enter.
The spelling and defamation
teams are already spending all pos
sible time on their work.
The Booster club will meet In reg
ular session this week.
Fire instruction has been given
the children Of all the rooms in the
school methods for fire drills and
talks on fire prevention were given
by Mr.. Kook and the teachers.
Mrs. Jack Foust and children,
Betty Jayne and Billy, called on
Mrs. Silas Ross and children In San
Benito Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Saief and chill
dren from San Benito we're Thursday
evening dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ID. McWilliams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whelan OF San Ben
ito are spending some time In the
McWilliams home. Mr. W1ielan viii
leave for the north soon, but Mrs.
Whelan is expected to remain here
until May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrow Farmer CT
Harrington have been visiting rela-
lives in the community.
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Monday evening. nc the Methodist
church. the Rev. j. L. Finds. pastor
Of the church. viii give q lecture on
the Holy Land, which he visited last
summer. and viii show moving pic
lures which he took there. No adj
mission win be charged, but a col
lection viii be taken at the close OF
the lecture. The public Is cordially
invited to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Stalmach en-
tertained for several days last week
Mr.. Stalmach's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stalmach OF Nelsonville,
his brother, z. I. Stalmach and Mrs.
Stalmach OF Smithville.
Mrs. ]. M. Stone OF Garlic
Springs Is the guest Of her son,
John Stone. and Mrs. Stone.
Mrs. c. ID. MoSteller motored 20
Rivera Monday for a short visit with
her sister, Mrs. Lee Dickinson, and
Mr.. Dickinson.
The Rev. Ernest Kelley is In
Kingsville this week with his daugh-
ter. ErneStine. who is a senior at
K%ingsville high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. King spent
TIA eek with Mr. Kings parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. King, at Harlin-
gen.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T.. Waller OF Ma
vasota are guests Of their daughter,
Mrs. John HiEctosa, Jr. and Mr..
HinojoSa.
Luc'-n Block Of the s. Block Lum-
Der Co, Is at the Hotel Plaza, San
Antonio. for several weeks.
DR.. Mary Headley Edgerton has
returned from q visit OF several
weeks in Houston and Galve~s.1n and
has resumed the practice OF medi-
cine at her office In Rio Grande
City.
+. b. CorteZ, local manager Of the
Gulf Refining Co. left Monday with
Mrs. CorteE for San Antonio. Dur
ing his absence Z. Izaguirre. Jr., will
have charge Of the Gulf warehouse
al tie M. p. r. r. at Rio Grande
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.. Brooks. Misses
Shirley and Robin Brooks. Leroy
Mcbride and Joe boswell were
guess Of DR.. and Mrs. A. +. Shell
don and Misses Rachel and Helen
Sheldon al the Sheldon Ranch. Sam
Fordyce, at dinner Sunday.
, 1935-02-17

chairman, as hostess COMMITTEES.
During the business session tha
resignation OF Mrs. r. p. Barclay aa
president was accepted and Mrs.
ma. "A. Tennlson was elected 10 nH
the ~unexpired term. The resigna-
ton ar Mrs. a. r.. Armstrong, who Nv
moving TO California. was accepted
and Mrs. j. 4. lizard was named 70
fill the unexpired term as vice.
president.
Pleasant conversation and muss-
cal numbers by Mrs. Barclay occu-
pied the social hour and refreshment
plates were served by the social COM
mittee to the following members:
Mesdames A. &. Knowles. "A. =.
Knowles. .. ID. lizard. y. III. Williams
G. M. Adams. A. q Kendrick. J a.
Kendrick, Ran Stovall. Edmund
Carey, II. Id. Barclay. M. a. Tenni-
son. A. L. Armstrong ard J. !. lizard.
An all-day meeting Of the Palmetal
Home Demonstration club was held
Thursday nc the home of Mrs. Oh. IA.
Carter with Mrs. Carter IA joint host
esses. Mrs. Carter. president. presid-
eel over the business session when
plans were made 70 raise funds dur
ing the coming months Tor expenses
OF o. large group OF the members 60
attend the "A. and II. short course.
The club voted 10 hold a social Feb
ruary %. honoring husbands OF the
members Mrs. R. q. Elmore was
named alternate representative tO
the County Home Demonstration
Council.
Roll call was answered with ideas
FOR new projects for the year. Miss
Dorothy Porter. county agent. was
present and gave a demonstration or
Better Clothes From Better Selec-
tons of Materials" she stressed
careful selection OF style and color
suited TO the individual! and mention
ed the outstanding points In dress
construction rs sleeves. neck line and
skirt length.
Mrs. 4 y, Murray. president of the
Valley Federation OF Wcman'g clubs
will be hostess 70 the members OF
the Executive Board or the Fedora
ton at a luncheon held In her home
Tuesday. u o'clock. February 10.
The regular semi-annual meeting
Of the board will be held immedi-
ately following the luncheon
Mrs. Pearl Patrick OF Winnsboro
Is the guest OF her daughter. Mrs.
John ID. Fowler. Jr.. for u stay or
several weeks.
Miss Hazel Hare has returned from
San Antonio where she visited
friends and attended the ziegfeld
Follies.
, 1935-02-17
Juvenile Grove Is
Honored With An
Affair Thursday

Thursday afternoon Violeta Juve-
nile Grove number SO held a Valen-
tine party at the regular meeting
hall. The Grove also honored mem
bers having birthdays during this
month.
The hail was t~astefully decorated
in the Valentine motif by Mrs. Leo
narda Armendariz. and Mrs. ofelia
Flores.
Gifts we're given to the following
members whose birthdays we're being
celebrated ON this occasion: Gilber-
IL Salinas, Ramon Alvarez, Maria
Elena Martinez and Fernandito A
legria.
Valentines were exchanged, and
delicious refreshments were served
to members, and the following
guests: Mesdames Mona Heck, Ofe-
LA Flores, Alicia Algeria. Rosa Rous-
set, Clara Franklin, Victoria Jime-
nee, and the supervisor OF tie Grove,
Mrs. Leonardo Armendariz.
, 1935-02-17
Citrus Demonstration
Given at Day-Long
'Confab In La Feria

tSDeCial 10 Inc hfrhlal
La FERIA, Feb. 16.-An ali-day
demonstration featuring the max
ing Of marmalades. jellieS, candled
peel, pectin made from the Ponde-
rosa lemon, and the canning OF
grapefruit, was held in the La Feria
high school building Monday, FEB.
ii. Mrs. G. X Siderius who was 10
have given the demonstration was
unable TO be present, and Mrs. Z. w.
Walk OF the La Feria club kindly Of
fered to instruct. While Mrs. Walk
has not standardized her citrus pro-
ducts, she is considered an expert
and has won many ribbons exhibit
ing them.
Two Of the Home Economics class
es Of the high school, Is members
and several guests were present. "A
covered dish luncheon was served at
noon.
, 1935-02-17
Valley Students
At u. of 7.

Chi Omega sorority entertained
rushees Thursday afternoon with a
white and silver tea at the chapter
house. Mrs. B. +. Farmer, Mrs. w
T. Mather, Mrs. z. R. Pedigo. and
Mrs. Kathleen L. Bland, assistant
dean OF women, assisted in pouring
Mary 10 Dunlap. Helen BaSsett
Ora BaSsett are members Of the So
'rority. Helen Scott Of Raymondville
is a pledge.
Members of Alpha Delta Pi sorority
entertained with a Valentine dinner
Thursday night at the chapter house,
with the actives. pledges and rushees
forming the party.
A complete red and white color
scheme was carried out in the food
and in the decorations. Large red
hearts pierced with arrows extend
&c from the chandelier to the cen
tier of two large tables which were
laid with red and white luncheon
cloths Red candles were set In
Valentine effects Of lace paper and
hearts.
The sorority entertained Friday af-
ternoon. too, with a tea at the chap
ter house.
The table was laid with lace cloth
A crystal bowl containing white flow
srs and set on a reflector formed the
ce~nterpiece.
Alumnae served in the dining room,
while members OF the chapter form
I'd an informal receiving line. Beth
Gregory Of Brownsville Is a pledge OF
Alpha Delta Pi sorority.
ANAL Runyon OF Brownsville has
been confined to Seton Infirmary fol
several days.
Pi Beta Phi sorority held a rush tea
Wednesday afternoon. Decorations
for the ce~nterpiece Of the tea table
consisted OF red carnations In small
white flower pots arranged in heart
shape.
Gail McDavitt Of Brownsville is ar
active Pi Beta Phi.
Tentative plans for a parade, q
formal ball and revue, a reception
class reunions, and football ano
baseball games were formulated for
the sixth Annual Roundup to be
held April 5, 8. and z by the Round
Up executive committee.
First indications for preparations
for the Junior Prom. annual all-girl
dance were shown Monday when Ann
Bentley, president OF the Junior
Council. appointed the council men,
bers on various arrangement CON-
mittees. The entertainment, which
honors senior girls. will be given
March % in the Texas Union.
, 1935-02-17
SOCIAL HOUR

The Women's Missionary Society
of the First Methodist church will
meet at the church Monday after
noon at 3 %. m. for o. social hour
Hostess for the occasion viii be Mrs
Loyeless, Mrs. Samuel, Mrs. Sabotka,
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Bryson.
, 1935-02-17
All-Day Meeting
To Be Held Friday
BY P~resbYterians

The ladies OF the Auxiliary on the
First Presbyterian church win have
an all-day meeting Friday. Feb. ~.
The program viii be N book review.
planning the Good Life which
win be conducted by Mrs. NeIIe r..
Key, secretary OF G.. II. and mn. r.
The meeting viii begin promptly at
10 a. III.
, 1935-02-17
District II Nurses
Will Have Meeting
At Pierce Home

District number IL Of the Texas
Graduate Nurses association Will
hold q social meeting Tuesday, Feb.
10, at the home of Miss Rachel
Pierce, "a Leves street. ~ . >. n.
, 1935-02-17

The RebekahS met Monday eve
ming in regular session with good
attendance. Plans were MADE 70 70
10 Mercedes next Tuesday evening,
when the weSlaco degree team VII
initiate q member for the Mercedes
lodge.
, 1935-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Blake williams of
San Antonio. and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dunlop Of E~dwardsville.
Illinois, left Monday for San An
tonic, after spending several days
here with friends.
, 1935-02-17

The Sewing club met Friday aft
emoon with Mrs. 3. G. King with
the following attendance: Mesdames
+. D.. Guerra, George B. Marsh.
John A. Pope, Jr., w. w. Shufford,
b. S. Martin. Joe Moss, A. r. Baker
and c. d. MoSteller. Mrs. John Stone,
Mrs Howard Bass, Mrs. Lee Cart
wright. Mrs. j. L. Stone Of Carrizo
Springs and Mrs. Ruben Guerra
were guests. Refreshments were
served.
, 1935-02-17

Mrs. A. A. Stalmach and Miss
Stella Mango motored to Mission
Monday evening for the regular
monthly meeting Of the American
Association OF University Women, OF
which they are members.
, 1935-02-17

Hope Lodge No. All. A. +. and A.
NJ, OF Rio Grande City will hold
its annual celebration Of the BIRTH
day Of George Washington, Master
Mason. Friday. February a. At one
p. m. the members Of the Lodge, OF
which @. @. Gonzalez Is Worshipful
Master, will hold a basket picnic for
their families and friends on the
grounds Of Glenwood. residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Rutledge. There
viii be music and athletic contests,
and speeches by L. r. Brooks, Flavio
Zarate and A.. II. Gutierrez. In the
evening at $3.50 mt the Court House.
Rio Grande City, the Lodge win give
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County Shiyers

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near her home in Walnut Grove and
broke her wrist. At Lamberton the
Stanley Moots family was driven
from its home in ID below zero
weather Monday by fire which des-
troyed the house and their personal
belongings.
William Christensen of Evan,
cream hauler, damaged his truck
near the Vernon Schultz home in
Brookville township. The storm had
made it impossible to use the tele-
phone and Mr.. Schultz and Mr..
Christensen broke a road through to
Evan to get another truck out to
save the cream which was almost
frozen solid.
The experience of Representative
c. A. Halverson of Cottonwood coun-
ty who resides near Revere was
similar to that of many motorists
who braved the severe weather. Com
ing out from St. Paul for the week
end, MIR. Halverson and his sister,
Mrs. A. B. Ness, got stuck in drift
not far from his home and were pull
ed out by a neighbour, Ernest Hubert.
Mr.. Halverson returned to the CAPT.
tol Monday by train.
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at her home Saturday afternoon in
honor of the birthday anniversary Of
her mother, Mrs. Carrie Jensen.
Those attending were: Mrs. Ole Oh
son, Mrs. Andrew Olson, Mrs. ]. M.
Thorston, Mrs. Mary Nelson, Elsie
Jensen, Mrs. Michael Show, Mrs. p.
N. johnson, Alice Thorston, Bernice
Olson, Elizabeth Show, Ramona Jen-
sen, Mrs. Senius Jensen, Mrs. Sophus
Hanson and Mrs. Emma Rue Of
Springfield.
Albert Bleninger and Frank Bruck-
bauer attended the sale at Walnut
Grove Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Ziegenhagen
visited at Morgan Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rhinehold lie
genhagen and family.
Mrs. Emma Thorston has been i'll
the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Meyer and
Mrs. Herman Tonak drove to New
Ulm Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Senius Jensen visited
at the Fred Dahms home in Three
Lakes township Tuesday evening.
Their granddaughter, Marjorie Da-
Inns, celebrated her ninth birthday.
Michael Show was business call
er at Redwood Falls Tuesday.
Henry Groebner is patient at the
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Shutdown Township

Shutdown = Deloris Bauman of
Springfield visited Mrs. Arnold Jen-
sen Wednesday.
Alvin Kind visited relatives in the
vicinity of Pelican Rapids last week.
Mrs. Ida Tonak spent Friday with
her sister, Mrs. John Amann, near
Wanda.
The annual business meeting of
the Shutdown church was held We'd
nesday afternoon.
Albert Dokken was a Redwood
Falls visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hemmingson
and family, Mrs. Carrie Jensen and
Russell Jensen visited at the j. M.
Thorston home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto jacobson of
Redwood Falls visited the formers
sister, Mrs. Andrew Olson and fami-
ly Monday.
Mrs. Gust Ziegenhagen entertained
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W. R. Wingate motored to Mime
apolis Tuesday afternoon.
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Loretts Hospital at New Ulm where
he submitted to an appendicitis oper-
ation.ss
Herman and Willie Tonak transac-
ted business at Waverly, South Dako-
Ia Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. w. M. Holtan and
family and Miss Hilma Hanson of
Springfield visited at the III. F. Meyer
home Saturday evening.
Myrtle Christensen, teacher in Dis
trict II is staying with the Senius
Jensen family, during the cold wea-
ther.
Several children in the community
have been confined to their homes by
illness.
Edward eye of Tracy called on
Clifford Nelson Thursday afternoon.
Robert Bellig of Wabasso visited
his father, Peter Bellig at the home
of Mrs. Ida Tonak Friday.
The boys club held its meeting at
the school auditorium Friday eve
ming.
The Ladies Aid will hold it's next
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Tilda
Jensen.