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der gently. He longed then to take
her. in his arms. He wanted to
defend her, shield her from every
unhappiness. But he sensed that
this was no time to tell her so.
Besides, the sheriff's posse had
halted a few hundred yards up
and turned to look at them. wait
ing. Stuart went on back down
the trail.
Up at the shack old man Golfer
was stolidly waiting and chewing
tobacco, standing with his rifle
at his elbow.
"The's justice TO be done, shcr-
iff," he said, flatly, after rne pre-
liminaries. "This amt like Paul.
He's hurt. And if he's been
stopped up there, he's dead by
now"
"What do you mean by justice
to be done?" Sheriff Watson
looked intcntly at him.
81 amt sayin', yet. But there's
plenty To be done. I'm glad you
brought Il dog. It's wild up there,
and a man CANT rightly do no
| tracking most of the time. Me
and SilaS here hev done all we
could"
They saddlcd their horses
| quickly, tied on water and food
and ammunition. The Quantity Of
arms and ammunition. in fact,
caused the sheriff to comment.
Were not likely To have no
battle, ! reckon, Mr.. Golfer. The
boys here each got pistols, and /
got rifle here in a saddle hol-
stcr. Carrying them big rifles Of
] yours'll get wcarisomc."
Neither the Golfer father nor
son made any reply to that, but
each still held a rifle when they
mounted. Their eyes were red,
from slceplcss riding and search
ing already. The sheriff cOnclud-
cd it was best to let them alone.
He liked harmony in any party
where he rode.
Carolee wanted to go, but then
/ elected to stay and comfort her
mother. After all, six men could
do all that would be possible, and
conceivably a girl would be gu
perfluous with so many men, to
say the least. The sheriff discour-
aged her.
She watched them FOR nearly n
mile. They made n picturesque
cavalcadc, their horses straining
over steep climbs, up and up,
twisting, circling, turning, get
ting smaller and smaller as the
vastness of the mountain absorb
ed them.
Finally they moved single file
over a silhouetted skyline and
were gone.
(TO be continuedD
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BLOND GERMAN
MAKES new us.
auto RECORD
Rosemeyer Averages Bet
ter Than 81 M.P.H.
In Cup Race

WESTBURY, n. Y, July c.
(UP) - Hurting down h G
straightawayS in the fastest speed
ever achieved in an automobile
race in the United States, Bernd
Rosemeyer, smiling, blond Ger
man, who is the scourge of Eu-
ropes roaring road, Monday cap
tured the second annual Wander
bilt cup race before holiday
throng of 10000 spectators.
The 27-year-old German, driv-
ing his thunderbolt on wheels -
a specially built, l6-cylinder Auto
Union, valued at $40,00O-covcr-
ed the 800 miles over the pretZel-
shaped track in three hours and
SO minutes.
His average speed was 1864
miles per hour, more than 10
miles per hour faster than that
of Tazio Nuvolari, the frail 1tal-
ian who won last year with an
average Of 65.99S miles per hour.
AS he rOared down the straight
away in front of the sky-blue
stands at speeds ranging from lob
TO nearly 100 miles per hour -
fastest speed ever attained IN an
automobile race on an American
track - Rosemeyer frequently
took his hand off the huge steer
ing wheel of his car and waved
TO his wife of less than year,
ELY BeinhOrn, a famous German
flier.
The smiling Teuton, whose mild
appearance bellies his daring and
skill, held the lead on all but Ia
laps in the 90 times around the
8 1-3 mile course, surfaced by
traprock bituminous concrete
which holds the cars on the track
like cats claw.
During the last half he staged
q thrilling duel with Dick Sea-
man, the Cambridge graduate who
formerly pulled an oar in the light
blue shell. At one point RoSemey-
er held lead of only 8 $40 sec
onds over the 24-year-old Eng
lishman.
A stop at the pits for fuel on
the next to last lap robbed Sea-
man of fighting chance to over
take the German, and he finished
the gruelling grind in three hours,
80 minutes, 81 seconds, averaging
82.243 miles per hour, in his gray
Mercedes Benz.
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SUPERSTITION MOUNTAIN
BY OREN ARNOLD Copyright 1897, NEA Service, Inc

Pm awfully glad you came"
she began, "but I'd rather you
wouldn't go any farther"
He could tell that she was dis
turbcd, and his curiosity was in
tense. But he didn'r want to hurt
her. He was silent Tor quite a
while.
II know" she spoke eventually,
what you are thinking. You are
wondering if | am ashamed to
have you see my home, my moth
er and people and the way we live.
Well am, Il little. But, it isn't
chat. In fact I'd rather you called
and had dinner with US, maybe,
and then you could decide if you
still liked me. You've been aw-
fully nice. Nicer than any other
boy friend I've ever had, Stuart.
Honcts, it really isn't shame this
time, and if you decided VIC
weren't good enough for you
wouldn't care. ! would
"CarOlcew
q would understand. Really
would, Stuart. would care,
mean, but ! wouldn't blame you
That's not what I'm most worried
about now, though. lists be
cause do think you are nice that
] don't want you to come any far
Their. You know ! called the Of
ficers? About Paul."
eyes. And | came TO help.
want to. Pm not a snOb, Carolcc
At least / never mean to be. Car
| help it if I'm from a city,
"No! No, Stuart. ! like you
And I'm proud of you. It's be
cause I like you that ! don't want
you to come. Oh, guess III have
to tell you. Perhaps should. The
truth is, papa and Silas think you
have done something to Paul"
His mouth dropped open, anf
he stared at her momentarily.
"Mew Stuart breathed tho
word, incredulous. ' a..
She nodded, not looking at him
81 don't believe it, Stuart. said
they do. You know how-queer--
they are. They mean all right
They're suspicious and they cant
help it.
81 told papa and Silas and
mother too that you wouldn't have
done anything like that. But they
think you and Paul met by acct,
dent up in the mountain that day
and had a fight or something and
you killed him or did something
to him, and then almost lost youl
own life when your horse got
killed"
But, Carolee--"
81 know. 1t doesn't sound sensi'
Bile. But they are clannish. SilaS
is mean. He'll shoot to kill. Stu
art. And done want you = OIL
anybody-to be hurt. I'd give
anything | have if we were out
of this mountain mess. | almost
believe the Superstition curse OF
the gods is real"
She was crying just little, and
Stuart reached to pat her shout.
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CAST OF CHARACTERS

SASt Sf S1ANRS lERS
CAROLEE Golfer, heroine,
prospector's daughter.
STUART BLAKE, Eastern
dude" tourist; Carolec's lover.
HENRY Golfer. prospector.
PAUL and SlLAS Golfer,
prospector's sons. 49,
NINA BLAKE, Stuart's sister.
a q A..
Yesterday: Stuart visits the
sheriff TO tell him Of his strange
experience on Superstition. While
he is there a call comes in say
ing Paul Golfer is lost in the
mountains.
CHAPTER XI
The Pinal county sheriff imme-
diately called Carolee on the ttle-
phone at Apache Junction filling
station and got detailed informa-
ton. 1t mked him some to have
another case come up in Super
stition. That made three people
lost up there this year, he growl-
ed to his office deputy, but the
others had gotten out safely
enough.
Seems like this might be -
tough one" he remarked. "Shc
talked right sensible. I'll go. /
better git Il dog, TOO, and pick up
couple of boys from the Circle
H."
He borrowed the dog, q mourn
full hound, from the state pcnitcn-
tiary which was located conven-
iently i'm the Pinal county seat,
Florence The hound was trained
at trailing men. Then the sheriff
conscripted horses and equipment
and two cowboys from the Circle
Il Ranch, finally adding one more
man, prospector and veteran
Outd0orsman, as a sort of extra
guide. All these men were skilled
at trailing, rich in their knowl-
edge of mountain lore. The men
and the horses all rode in a truck
TO Superstition Lodge which was
the end of the motor road. There
Stuart Blake begged to join them;
he had FASTENED back from Phoe-
nix, arriving only shortly before.
Sheriff Watson didn't mind.
Stuart rendered an initial minor
service, in fact, by guiding them
to the Golfers mountain trail,
which led winding upward to the
shack on the cliff. Many foot
trails are confusing in that re-
gion, and thus some time was saw
ed.
Carolec saw them coming well
before they arrived. When they
were still several hundred yards
away she recognized Stuarts
paint horse, and at once mounted
Chicftain to go and meet them.
They talked with her briefly, then
started on to talk with Mr.. Col
ter and SilaS at the home.
Stuart, will you wait min
ute for mc?" she requested. He
refined his horse with hers and
they fingered down trail.
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BEEF AND CALF HIDES are
higher. Bringing high prices.
Sh ,rman's Grocery. Phone Gil.
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executor OF
the estate of Carolina 7. Viii.
liams. deceased. this is to notify
all persons having claims against
tie estate of said deceased to eX-
hibit them to the undersigned at
80 Broad Street, Charleston, 5:
C., on or before the Sth day Of
June, 1888, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
This 8th day Of June. 1897.
GEORGE +. GRlMBALL,
Executor.
THOS II. FRANKS, Attorney.
6-8-TueS 6tp.
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ARcHERS TO HUNT PIGS

HONOLULU. (UP) - Sports.
men here have decided to go ma.
tive in the hunting of wild pigs
hereafter. They will use only bows
and arrows. The deep valley near
the government reservation where
federal restrictions have prevent
ed hunting for number OF years
past, has become so infested with
wild pigs that the bow and arrow
experts will make their first as
Soult thprp
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YOUR EYES are too precious 20
neglect. Let our properly fitted
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and give you better VISION
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triSt.
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NIGHT RESORT BURNS

ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga, July
6. (UP)-The King and Prince
club, famous night resort here,
was destroyed by fire late yester-
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l. ~. land 2 small houses;
sj6 out on good road.
l. an, j. Louis Albea. Real rs.
b = SaG II Rentals. Phone 1Oi.
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II-Household Goods

FOR SALE-Small electric range
good order. Price $1,000.
Box 1910.
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BUILDING NEWS
60 Published BY
aRIGBY-MORROW CO.
Lumber-Builders' Supplies
Millwork s
Fourth Ave. E. Phone 81

Roy Tillotson has purchased
the Slack Drug Store at Saluda
and is re-modeling same. He
expects to be open for business
the last Of the week. Now is
an ideal time to remodel and
build.
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BACK WITH US, Mr.. Nate Col
Inns. Personality hair cutter,
formerly of New York CITY
De Luxe Beauty Shop. Phone
9l6.
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l0-Transportation

ALLIED VAN LINES will bring
YOUR furniture from, or take it
to any point in U. S. or Canada,
We store furniture. Vile
Transfer Co. Phone 12l.
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BOOKKEEPING Service-Smail
firms using part time service;
have complete records at low
cost. J. H. Wilson, Telephone
POS XIV.
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PIANO INSTRUCTIoN-Experi.
enced teacher will take a Few
pupils. Mabel Marsden Latt'
ll09 5th Ave. w. Phone 46o-J'
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Inv "ooM brick house, brick
lei station and store COM
d long frontage on Ashe-
So Tiisnway. Priced S275O. ].
SOaeH Phone l72. I.
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4-Seeds and Plants

CELERY, Cabbage, Pepper, To.
mato, Sweet Potato, Parsley
Plants; also Flower Plants for
late bloom. Harvey Riggan, SO4
Eanuga street.
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I3-Merchandise

- You name your
needs; we cheerfully quote
prices on materials, paints,
millwotk, etc. Hendersonville
Lumber Co. Near Depot. Phone
42. K , 80 fN
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FILMS developed and s prints
25c. Stewart Studio, opposite
courthouse.
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DON'T DISCARD that chair with
broken leg, arm or rocker. We
repair furniture, just like new.
Harrelson Furniture Co. l4Z
Third Ave. East.
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SEE the Cut-Rate Furniture Com
pany Cor bargains in new and
used furniture. Kanuga st. NJ.
n. Orr. Mgr. Phone 81. .
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'sALE-Completely furnish.

s'-SomPletely FURNISH
l;s,;;e-foom bungalow, Al
80, ,'Oh' Garage, servants
|r Sts; outbuildings, and
l,sn TWO acres wooded land.
F,1 Tagnt view; beautiful
-. Just outside town,
,, oO"ihg golf course. Ideal
- - nome, Bargain. $4,000.
3 e 4 Rector Realty Co,
y Main Street.
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DIVIDENDS PAID June 80 at q
per cent per annum on invest
ments insured up to $4,000. Do
you get as much after deduct
ing taxes? Applications for
home loans filed now will be
closed early in July. FIRST Fed
eral Savings & Loan Assn.
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VI TOWN OWNER will
En- I-'Ie'room, 2-bath house;
,,.'ii; condition, large lot,
r ',.Ill view of mountains;
r.; S''y sold for $1,000, now
EoU Apply 3l9 Whitfield St.
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WHOLESALE PRICES ON E,u
and Winter Heading CABBAGE
plants. Norman Bitch. Chimney
Rock Road. Phone me 3O9-W +
you have Beans or Headed
Cabbage to sell.
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GLOVER p. JONES-1nsuranee
Real Estate-See my listing
for sale, rent, exchange. Ot-
flee Jones G. French. Tel. 12O."
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AGAIN NORGE LEADS in engi-
neering, styling, construction
and features. Norge Rollator
refrigeration sets new stand
ard of value. Brunson Furni-
ture Co.
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livestock and Poultry

F. H HoRSE for sale. SOS.
tg,e NeeIy Hendersonville,
" !
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PEDlGREED Maine-grown fall
potato seed for sale. Now in
cold storage so as to have them
in sound, vigorous, unsprouted
condition. $3.50 bushel. r. X.
Stepp, Hendersonville, N. c.,
Route ,.
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PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW
for Stark's trees for fall deliv-
cry at last Springs low prices.
They're certain to advance. III.
Walter Fuller, 131 5th Ave.
West. Phone 7S2.
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I5-Miscelaneous
For Rent
16-Apartments

FOR RENT to adults-Three
room garage apartment, furn-
ished, with bath. One mile out.
Mrs. b. b. Wilkie, Route z,
HenderSonyille,
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SEE US FOR ULTRA LIFE
FEEDS, CUBOR. the Rotenone
spray, Baricide, Crimson Clover
Cow Peas, Soy Beans. Just re.
ceived carload Bean Hampers
and Tubs. ID. T. HART CO.
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SENSATIONAL LinoIeum values!
Select from our extensive show
ing Of new patterns. Prices be-
gin at $3.50 per yard, installed.
Brunson Furniture Co.
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Cuisines Services

OLD AGE SECURITY is made
more certain and secure by
protecting your property with
a policy from the Henderson
vile Insurance Agency. Phone
Sl4.
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SHOE REPAIRING! Look at your
shoes; others do. We sew all
ladies' soles on. Most complete
shop in the city. ECONOMi
SHOE SHOP, y. Main st.
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FRIERS - Plump and tender.
Poultry of all kinds dressed TO
order. Free delivery. Fresh
eggs. Choice fish. NJ. X. Cox,
Third Ave. +. Phone S4S.
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PAINT YOUR HOUSE and it will
sell or rent quicker, and for
more money. Our Certainteed
and Devoe house paints serve
all painting needs. Good paint
ers like it. Hendersonville Sup
ply & Coal Co. Builders sup
plies, millwork, coal. y
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THIS WEEK SPECIAL-Three-
piece wicker suites; sturdy con
struction, inner spring cushions
for only $2S.35. Reliable
Furniture Co., opposite court
house. Phi. no. More value for
your money"
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SUN GLASSES, ground and pol
ished; fountain pens and pencil
sets, watches, clocks, Reming-
ton portable typewriters. Jones
& French, jewelers..
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33-Rooms and Board
Special Notices

SUNSHINE Play School. Ages z
to z. Phone 215-J.
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A GOOD MEAL for 25e at the
e.. & VI. Cafe. 7th Ave. East
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OUR COUNTRY HAM sandwiches
are growing more popular
every day-Try them. Shorty's,
So. Main St.-Open till 3 a. m.
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5-Foodstuffs

ONE BAG or a thousand-its all
the same - WlCHlTA'S ALL
PURPOSE FLOUR.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-11-04

Mrs. Vernon Smith of Window
spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ,.
S. Gunelson.
Friday evening supper guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Boushek at
Vesta were Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Leonard, Shirley Jean and Buddy,
Mrs. Albert Werpy and Clara
Loken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Anderson Of
Overly, N. d. are spending few
days at the Sam Sampson home.
Mrs. Clarence Kohls left for
Chisholm Tuesday morning, being
called there by the death of her
brother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Simpson were
Sunday visitors at Wabasso.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duncan
and Kenneth were entertained at
the Mrs. Lena Zamzow home in
Wabasso Sunday evening, it being
Fred Zamzow's third birthday.
T. N. Teigen, student pastor,
who is making stay with Rev.
and Mrs. c. Anderson, spent
Tuesday in Mankato.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Sam
Sampson entertained as her lun-
cheon guests Mrs. Adolph Leon
ard, Shirley Jean and Buddy and
Mrs. Albert Werpy.
Ethel Crying, teacher in the
public school at Finlayson, was
home over the weekend.
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Hoppenrath, Mrs. Albert Hoppen-
rath, Mrs. John Seine and fam
lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hagen
spent Sunday at st. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Crying and
Ethel were entertained at dinner
Saturday at the Louis Crying
home in honor of little Rose Cry
tings's first birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Berg had
as dinner guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Boushek of Vesta,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Torgerson
of st. Paul and Clara Loken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Rosburg
and Mrs. Sophia Rosburg spent
Sunday and Monday in the Twin
Cities.
Mrs. Albert Werpy is spending
a few days this week at the Stef-
fen Loken home in Renville
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kohls
and Mr.. ard Mrs. E. E. Kohls
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Dreyer at North Red
wood.
Florence Sandager of Garden
City spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Emma Sandager.
Mesdames Sam Sampson, Minor
Sampson and j. S. Gunelson were
Monday afternoon visitors at the
! Charles Rodenbeck farm near
Renville.
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MIDDLE CREEK
NEWS REPORTED
By Irene Lueck

Middle Creek-Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Nelson and family of APP
pleton and Mrs. L. A. Prodoehl
and Joan Settler of Renville were
visitors at the Fred Prodoehl
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Fluck and
son Richard moved to the Charles
Heaney farm Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Evert and
family Of Buffalo Lake and Mr..
and Mrs. Winfield Becker and
family were dinner guests at the
Charles Zachow home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fluck, FL
mer Fluck, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Fluck and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Fischer and family of
Buffalo Lake and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Fluck and son spent Sum
day at the Fred Fluck home.
Ruth, Richard and Naomi Mon
son spent Friday evening at the
Herman Becker home.
Misses Olga Thompson, Gladys
Arne and John Boland and Lee
Bartland of New Lisbon, N. D.
were dinner guests at the Aaron
Sommers home Wednesday.
Miss Rose Prodoehl assisted at
the Henry Sommerfeld home
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Fischer
| and family of Buffalo Lake, Mrs.
0. S. Monson and Evelyn Fluck
were visitors at the Stanley Fluck
home Sunday evening.
MIR and Mrs. Marvin Berndt
and family and Mrs. Anna Sch
roeder of Minneapolis were week
end visitors at the Fred Prodoehl
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John .Prodoehl
and Ethel, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Lueck and son David were visit
ors at the L. A. Prodoehl home in
Renville Sunday afternoon.
Miss Marion Steinkamp Of Red
wood Falls was an overnight
guest at the Ed Lueck home Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Steinkamr
were dinner guests of Mrs. Ber-
tina Kuglin in Redwood Falls
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mueller
and son Howard, Mrs. Amelia
Duesterhoff and August of Dan
ube, Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Brandt
and daughter Naomi of Lowry
and Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Luecl
and son Roy were dinner guest:
at the Gust Lueck home Sunday
in honor of their daughter julia
AIMS third birthday.