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wraoNA mroiicAH-m-Aiji. wmoiM. METOESOTA. SATDBDAT. xaiimat fyiam Itoifiotui NOD1NE word waji TM.Ir.d h.re that a ion wai horn to Mr.

and Carl Volb.rdln.. Saturday. Mri, Volb.rdlni; th. former Dorothy Bchroedir. daugbt.r of Mr.

and Mri. Fnd Bohroed.r. Jullm Woll.r a aatlinl at Luihiran Xoipltal, La Croiif, John r.turnid ti hli ham. Tueiday aft.r being a pall.nt at Grand- Ttew hoipltal. La Croaii.

About 34 loeal houiiwlvii and homi- baxeri etl.nd.d the Mom. Dimonatrallon held In th. Lutheran ehureh bailment Tu.iday, A dinner wai at noon. PIGEON FALLS Ground was krok.n Friday for thi ikat- Ing rink which to be locat.d Juit north of thi ichool Th. proj.ot aDOnaor.d br elub.

and thi com- whleh wai oam.d to arrange for th. work coniliti of Curtli Wlth.lm Xlngll.n and Bdwln Fr.mitad. Allan F-dmunOion, opiratlng th. town inowplow, cut a wld. iwath of turf along th.

two of in. put ai will ai at thf wdi. to build an earth wall to hold Jh. water whleh will prorld.d by in. rream.rr.

Th. link th. fourth major project iponior.d by th. cmb alnee It wan organKocl y.ar. ago.

Thi nnt wai aetlon by th. town board in lighting for thi village wai pulling tnn ban n.rk Into condition for bawball lollowlng in. w.r wh.n th. wai dli- bandod. Lat.r a group of elub in.nib.ri tn.

B.f.A. hall and bulit. Nw wlniJow. w.r. Inilal and a oompl.l.

paint Job put th. building Into condition lor public gatniringi. LEWISTON Mr. and MJI. r.

W. Zandir obwrted gold.n wadding annlr.riary last Mondar. Rilalloi and frlindi dropp.d in th.lr wlihM during th. day. A famllr dinner wan In th.

laic- afternoon. Th. Ivang.llcal Ladle. Aid came during and pr.iinl.d tn- roupl. a larg.

bouquet of golden ehryian- ihemumi. let cream, eiki and coflu w.r. Th. HIT. O.l.tf.ldt, Vall.r li now pallor at the Hllo lmmanu.1 Luthiran church, M.

will arrlr.d h.f. 1 and will k. Iniiall.d D.c.mb.r 7. Mr. O.Utf.ldl married and hai thru children.

M. tilling thi vacancy cauifd by th. r.ilgnatlom ot th. J. J.

r. D. ROlh. Mn. X.

W. IClaUl, wri. H. Win. Mri, Luthir Mn Jlorman Mlndrum, K.

CorbBll, O.rirud. nlanehard and MUi Wlin Mfln. me of 'lh. book TMI.W iwllon of th. Wlnona Coll.g.

elub w.dnnday er.nlng. Mri. Mary Duian. Wlnona, la rlilllng the Cdward hoou. Mr, and Mri, Art Lu.hman left for th.lr horn.

In Iddyiinni, fl.r i.r»ral w.nlii with h.r.. Ur. i i Talbtr'i dauiiht.r, Vicky umn.apolli, hai Yliltlng iiv.ral o.yi wllh h.r parnnti. Mr. and Mri.

rrt.b«rt Lawr.ni. Bpllman, Mankalo, irUlt- Inn n.r par.nl.1, Mr. and Mri. C. L.

Cad.v. Ur. and Mri. John Daily and family, Mr. and Mri, O.orgi Dal.y and family.

Mr. Mn. T.awr«i»«« Dal.y and a i and ur. and Mri. Thomai H.

Ronan and famltT w.r. at dlnn.r aunday In Wlnona ai thi horn, of Mri. Hilnn Daliy and daughter, In honor of Dal.y'i birthday. Amanda KuppriKht W.dnaiday in with h.r daught.r. (lit Fuk.

aaturday. II, JI47.) Or MIMTOWOTA. COPrfTY Or M. IH DirmicT COURT TWWO JUDICIAL Altura Pt.u Hank, a corvorallon und.r lawi af Ih. atat.

of a i i Tdward Narmon. Lucy Mlrlniir, Xllrlng.r, Mleha.l mirlngir. John W. Clark, John Clark. Clark, Malcolm Clark, Margarel Clark known ai Maggie w.loh.

Chrlillna Fangborn alio known Chrlitln. C. nrlbbUblii, John MeConnon, Mary MeConnon, O.org. Bdward Jl.nU*. Cath.rln.

w.bber, Annab.ll row.n, C. N. Wak.ri.ld, liarah X. M.rrlll, O.org* K. wak.fl.ld, Mary L.

Moody. Patrick W.lf.h. Frl.da John Thomai. William Oan.y, PlalKTl.w Jiank. a aorporallon und.r tha lawi of ataM ef MlDTiMOta, a Ho th.

unknown h.lra ot tha ham.d peraoni dic.alid and all olh.r nnknowm elalmlng any right, tllle, Int.ml or ll.n In lh. r.al Mtale d.icrlbid In th. eompiaini h.r.ln, Difindanta. THX BTATI OF MINMMOTA TO TWt XAMKD DMFMNDANTrl; and of you, are h.nby mm- Inon.d and requlnd to aniw.r complaint of plalntlffi. whleh on flu In th.

olfle. of Clark of th. abov. numutt Court, and lo a copy of your aniw.r 10 aald oomplalnt upon thi at Ihilr offie. In th.

City of Wlnona, Wlnona County, Mlnn.iola, wllh. In iw.nty (10 dayi after the inrvlci of thli nmmoni upon you. of th. day of irrvlce: and If you Jail lo do aniw.r laid complaint ot thi plalntlffi, thi pUlntlffi will apply to thi Court for thi zill.f d.mandid thtr.ln, Sited October 14, 1147. OEOHOK.

OWXN BRKKUm C. BTANLIY MoMAHON, Attom.yi for PlalnllfU 1I3-1I9 Onl.r (trail Wmona. Mlnnaiola pirtl.i ai In lummoni Immi- pr.e«dlng thli Notice NOTICI fUmiaiY OIVKN thai an aetlon hai commino.d by thi abov. namid a i i agalnit thi abov. nam.d dtfendanu.

which aetlon brought for tri. pulpon of qul.llng a i lltin lo th. landi h.rilnatur ducrlb.d and to har. d.f.ndanti and each of them barr.d from all rlghl, claim or till, to aald r.al whleh II lying and bvtng In tn. County of Wlnona and fltati of Mlnnuota and deitrlbid ai followi, to-wit: Norlhw.it Quarl.r of thi Northiail Quart.r IKW'A of Thirty-Four (34): Th.

South onfhatf of thi Bouth- weil Quartir of Bictlon Twenty-ill i Th. South Half of th. Bouth.ait Quarter IB'-, of I flection Tw.nly-i.v.n (J7), exciptlng I romr Block Oni i Loti T.n, Wivun and Tw.lv. (10, 11, 1J of Block Four and Franklin of thi Town of Fall, according lo th. ac- c.pled plat th.nef on fll.

and of r.cord In thi offlo. of thi Reftitir of Oo.di In and for Wlnona County, Minnriota. and alio ezcipllng a parcel of land d.icrlbid ai followi: Commencing at the loutheait corn.r nf the Southwell Quarter of the Kouth.ait Quarter of Aecllon Tw.nty-ieivin (37), Townihlp One Ifundnd Hlghl lloi), nangi Tin i ih.nci along Bicllon (M) rodn, thi point of beginning, thine. Sixteen (111 lo th. Oronoeo Road, th.nen Tlorlh.ailerlT along Oronono Road Xlght.vn i rodi T.n (10; fi.l, th.ne.

nouth Tw.lve (13i rods, to th. point of br.lnnlng, b.lng a part of nouthw.it Quarlir of the South- rait Quarter (SWtt or SE'A) of Bee- tlon Tw.nty-ser.n (37I, Townihlp On. Hundr.d Klght (101). Range T.n i Wlnona County, Mlnnuota, and al.o a parcel of land described as followi: n.ginning at the Interaction of the Houth.rly linn of Oronooo Road with tn. lln.

of Pl.aiant Strut In nlng th.nc. south rait along tin w.it lln. of laid Pleasant Str.et 1.10 a i to thi South lln. of B.ctlon Tw.nlT-i.fen (271: Wilt along B.eilon (In. 4 chalni; thinci North 3MS' 3.JO ohalnl to th.

flouth.astnrly Uni of laid Oronooo Road: thence Ncrtheait.rly and along aald Town of Whllewaler Fain, run- aald road 4.10 chalni to the placi of beginning, and containing two (3) acr.i more or All of ih. abov. d.iorlbrd landi lying a bilng In Township On. Eight i ion. North T.n MO) of thi Firth Principal Mirldlan, Wlnona County, Mlnn.iota.

Oat.d ai Wlnona, Mlnn.iota thli 14th day of Octob.r, 147. OrOROK. OWKN Ai By C. STANLtT McMAIION Altorneyi for a i C.nt.r Blrnl Wlnona, Mlnnuota WITH CONCILIATION of "battl. orders" by Newark, N.

officials, who had fought Navy consignment of th. batUeshlp New Mexico to -crap yards, vessel enters Newark bay. lunch wai i.rved. At the lion, conducted by David Ender. man, a three-Inch auxiliary pump builn.n 1.1- Hamlyn Snnden and son.

MlB Kdlth Ann Hvambsnl. NorlhfleId, iipent the weekend hero with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, B. E. Hvnmbunl.

for from lh. Home Light- ln( Mrl vntt. La Crosse, Ing Company of New York and Mlnne- lpon aundny with his mothnr, Mrs. J. apolli.

A r.pr.i.ntatlve of the company 11. V.r Valt. d.moiiitna.rt Ih. and lighting ays d.monitrat.d Ih. and lighting ays- A on was born to Mr.

i lem at the or.ek before the meeting. This ach November 11 at St. A Hospital, will be carried to all fires In the n.iday i after about three week ipint trying to i Ills way Thro rtobcrt took Hie do nqulrr.l a Clrovo. Alte a ihort tlm. the don disappeared and ills couldn't locnle him when It was Urn to go lllMen went back a few day latter and I i about the dog at fan- but no one had nnun i i do Iji a good squirrel doy but will not fo.

a itranger, one of Iho family must be with him. ivurriKiiu, are Hie homn of hel A a wun born lo Mr. nnil Mrs. nc nininr.in-lnw, Mr. nnd Mrs.

Lyndrn Jolinson Noviimhnr 111 al Vimnbliin. Qrandvlew liuniilt.nl, 1.11 i Ullm, Wednei- Liiuren nochenlH', spnnt vlll lof with relatives. Vincent KllnR. nons Joseph and dny i his a sum Petnmon, if a Onnird AllHtln upelit onttir- MTPi afi'nrnnon In Houston, Robert nnd tlnuuhtor Nancy. Rochester.

Miss Ten" and Mrs. Bcrthn nt Sundny hero visiting relatives and McCune Thursday for Diillns, Miss Anderson will ipcntl the i rman Weeiier spent last Sunday with months with her niece. EYOTA Thompson, Miss Pntrlcia O'Connor, cr Mrs. i-mirim Crosse. spent last Saturday and Sundnyi i Tl 0 Mis.

Marlon Olson, of Mr. and with her parents, Mr, nnd Mrs, Raymond; lcw rr-sldeiils He is O. 5. Olson, Eyota-. and Donald O'Connor.

C. N. w. rallroao. of Mr.

and Mn. Mn Rodg.rs, rtodgeri, Predmore, who war. November I at thn homn of the bride parents by -the Rev. M. W.

drlswold, Ro chesl.r, will make their horn. In Rochestei i a wedding trip In Wisconsin. A r.eeptlon for DS guests followed th Jl I I I I I 1 I 1 1 i i TM marrlid Happel and Elmer Post were In Rochester Irom visiting relatives at acrftldlne. Mont, last Saturday where they took civil service wll a nlcd by her mother. Mrs.

oxiimlnatlons. Mrs: Kmmn Larson, jnm. minim son, spring drove, and Mrs. Nordul Lnr- Members and i of tho Youth-Bible ctrr.mony. Florence Olson, Mn.

Hloh Mr. und Mrs. M. W. Richardson nnd Cnroln TM A I i and Mrs, I.a Vain.

Pflei. sis- ch rles A ndr.r of th, bride, ana the Mls.es chrlstlnson, snd Wurit. cousins of the bride, nrt housiiwnnnlnir al tlinlr nnw lionn (1st Pub, Saturday, Nov. 33, BTATK OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF WINONA, II. IN PKOBATE COURT, No.

11.4U. In He KitaUi of Y.adki, al.o known a. Herman J. Y.aak.. an II.

Y.adkt, ai Herman ai ll.rman J. Yaeak. and al II. J. Ya.dke, Decedent.

far Hearing en Final Aeeo.nt and Fllltlen for Distribution. The r.pnientatlve of the above named having i his i a account and petition for settlement and allowance th.reof and for distribution to the person, thereunto entitled: IT 18 ORDERED, Thnt the hearing thereof be had on December nth. 1M7. at 10 o'clock A. before this Courl In nhe probate court room In the house In Wlnona, Mlnneiotn.

and Dial notice hereof be given by publication of this order In The Wlnona Republican-Herald and by malled notice as by law. Dated November 21, 10- LEC Seal) Llbera Ai Llb.ra. Attorn.yi for Petitioner. rosl a a muiim Hov. lind Mrs, J.

O. PnUlsrud, Chicago, nnd -Adolph Botcher, at the Mlnr.e-l hl Andrew Armstrong sola Bchool of nuslncss, Minneapolis, on wnbnshu htroct. spent the weekend wilh his pnrcntn. Mr. Tho pl i.

0 of tlm Church of Christ Is spen and Mrs. Wllllnm Hotelier. Probate Judge (lit Pub. Saturday, Nov. IB, U47.) BTATI! OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF WINONA.

IN PROBATE COURT. No, 13.013. In Re Eitate of Hlm.n Ll.bith. Droedenl. Ora.r fer Hearing on F.tlllen for Admln- lltrallon, Limiting Time to Fill Claim! anrt a Hearing Thereon.

John Llebsch having filed herein a petition for general administration Hating a i said decedent died Intestate and praying that Ilalph M. Jonei be appointed administrator. IT IS ORDERED. That the hearing thereof be had on December 0, 1B47, at 10 o'clock, A. before this Court In the probate court room In the court house In Wlnona, Minnesota: that the time within which creditor! of said decedent may file their olalmi b.

limited lo four monthi from thi date hereof, and that thn clalmi fllid be heard on March 17, 1948, at 10 o'clock before this Court In the probate court room In the court house In Wlnona, Mlnneiola, nnd thnt notice hereof be given by publication of this order In Th. Wlnona Repilbllcnn-Heruld and by mailed notice as provided by law. Dated November 14, 1047. LEO F. MORPHY.

(Probate Court Seal) Probate Judge. Llbera 4i Llbera, Attorneys for Petitioner. (lit Pub. Saturday, Nov. 15, BTATE or MINNESOTA.

COUNTY OF WINONA, II. IN PROBATE COURT. No. 11,038. In Re Estate of Olive t.

Perry. Decedent, Order Hearing en Final Account and Petition for Distribution. The representative of the above named Htate having filed his final account and a -petition for settlement and allowance thereunto entitled: pe thereof and for distribution to the per- ons th.riunlo entitled: IT IS ORDERED, Th thti In the Wlnona H.rald and by mulled notice as provided by law. Dated November 14, 1047. LEO F.

MURPHY. (Probate Court Seal) Probate Judge. Sawyer Oilmen. Altorneys for Petitioner. (1st Pub.

Saturday, Nov. IS, BTATH Ol" MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF WINONA. IS. IN PrtOIlATE COURT. No.

In II. Kllate of Aa.lph II. Du.llman, Decfd.nt f.r Hearing on Final Aeeount and thereof and for distribution to the persons th.reunto entltlnil: IT IS OBDKnitD, Thnt the the probato court room In the court houn In Wlnona, Minnesota, and notice the Ttuu.f* hereof bi given by publication of thli mailed notice aa provided by Inw, order In the Wlnona itepubllcan-Herald "and by mailed notice as provided by law. Dated November 14th. 1047.

LEO MURPHY, SenlJ B. D. J. Iiruskl, Attorney Feltlloncr. HOUSTON HOKAH Monday lh.

firemen guests were thilr wlvii at the a melting. Mov- Mrl Bort ha Kragness. Spring Grove; Olaf plcturii wire the entertainment, and ganilen, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr.

nnd Mrs. H. O. Snnden entertained visitor here. rs.

the 500 club at her home last Monday evening. was born to Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyli PLAINVIEW Gust Miller, was a Wednesday MINNEISKA Gloria Brueilce underwent a tonsllleetomy at the Wlnona General hospital lait week. A shower wni held at the home of Mn.

Oenwkow Mondny in honor of Miss Frances Nelson. Mr and Mm. Cleyson apunt the wuckend at the home of his mother, Mn. Anna HchulU. Mrs.

Nlclc Leiscn nnd Mrs. Clnrn Genti- kow are spending a few days at the home uf Mr. and Mrs. John Heaser, Buffalo City. MlM Janll Randnll vlilted al the home of Donna Mne LnndeBbemer Tuesday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Schneider, Plttsburth, left for their home after spending a couple of weeks nt the homo of his lister, Mrs. Clara Gontzkow. WOODLAND Louis Ford and Otto Clauisen attended a business meeting of the Catholic Daughters of Court Plainvlew at the K.

C. hall The meeting was followed by a luncheon nt the Hotel cafe, Plalnview. The Woodlnnd 4-H club met at the tterbcrt Maruhmnn home November 13. Twenty-six members were enrolled at tnli meeting. Principal business wai the Initiation of ten new 4-H members Into the jilub.

County Agent Herb Flcldman, Wa- bnaha, was present at the meeting and explained to the new memberi the 4-H program. The December meeting will be Christmas party at the Uenne Hasilg home, Mill Normn. Jenne Bennett ipent list weekend at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs, Clifford Bennett and imlly, at Weaver. The Clayton Bcmnelt nnd Herb.

Mann- man families were lust Sunday visitors nt the homn of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Bennett und a i nl Wcnvcr. A Inrgn number from Woodland went to Minnolska this week to sec effects of the $30 000 flro which destroyed three buil- noss establishments there. Mnx Pleppcr Mondny for Beloit, Wls.

where he has secured employment. Mrs Olio Clnusscn nltendcd a meeting of tho American Legion Auxiliary at the rooms nt Plninvlcw Thursdny eve- 'otlo clnussen spent Tuesday nnd Thurs- dny at the home ot his son Vincent Clnusscn, nnd family. HOMER services will bo conducted In tho Homer Methodist church Sunday at 9 a Rev. Roy Klaus'-sermon Is "1 Whitehall, at the Community Thursday. Community hoipltal Mra.

Stalhelm. Taylor, and Mn. Maria underwent major vUTfary Thuriday. Loanie Olion, Whitehall, wmfc a toou extraction patient and. Lcque.

and Frank Curran, Blair. for medical care. Kilmer CnrUUanMio. 31nlr, and Clarence Bymlcek, Independence, were admitted Friday aa innleal pa- tlenls, Mrs. Ollne Brekke, Blair, and Rosle Swenson, Ettrlck, were Wedneidnv for medical care.

Mliny tT huntera from Whitehall area left Thundny and Friday lor north woods to be on hand earlj tta ceason which opened today. Oolnt to River In one group Thunday T. O. Bllter. K.

Ollberuon, R. A. HoltM. Mervln Engen. Oscar Lovlien, Po.1 Jackson.

Cornel Haeen, Bennle Nelaoo drew Ambll, Whitehall: Leonard La Croue, and Omer Stindail, Baa M. Paulson, Lester Brennow, CHH and John O. ailbert.cn, Whitehall: Pavek, Chimney Rock; John ScbmloX Maion City, Iowa, and Frank Jaltn. tt- ilependence, were among thoae who Friday morning lor their cabin and expect to be Joined later br bunteri from here. MOVING WORKMiN tOWER the) 200-Inch Falomar mirror onto the luminiring platform at the observatory atop Palomnr mountain In southern California--aignallilur the end of a long and treacherous mountain- road trip from Pasadena.

WHITEHALL As of this week Friday, the Green Bay Western railroad discontinued Its contract with Western Union, nccordins to Reuben Magnuson. station here. Hereafter any telegram sent from Whitehall may be delivered to the local depot, from Western Union At Wlnona 3n the cases of those who have jihoncs. Wires to those'without phonos will be sent, to Mr. Magntiiton for personal delivery, Cml- Bolnff telegraphs phoned to him will be churned on the sender's rcsulnr monthly bill, Mr.

Magnuson said, or they may be paid Tor In cosh. Western Union where" i'liev will "be telephoned by "Tic': service" will" bV'co'iiirnued nt the present agent to westnrn Union at Wlnonn. rates under this system In the regu nr Mr. Magnuson has been appointed special station hours, 8 p. hut niter agent for tills Messages by telegram may be sent In tills manner greater cost thsn they have been ii Tlir Rev KOV itiauB is JJ-MK --------Am the a The choir will ting "Let a wire through here.

Incoming telegrams the Klnn of Glory In" by C. K. Leslie. i.i-nh« direct to the pans Mr. nnd Mrs.

Sebo have moved the past while Western Union maintained wire Ihrough here. Incoming telCRrnms be telephoned direct to the party Into their home nt Homer, They formerly Mrs. Myri Buckingham wns to Earl re. i U-r i I MondaV avmon turned Irom their fleer Hunting trip Tues i Mr. nnd Mrs.

carl Reinke, Kellogg, vis- Kobcrt a Ro er Vogelsans, who hn, Hed relatives nnd i here Sunday. bocn spcr dln(; tho pnst nine weeks wll Artlilir Hoist was a Tuesday. Lewis ua oen 1.110 i i i i i Lnltc City visitor ihrlr 'urandiJiircnts, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jo)' ColliK, Have Rone to t.helr own home.

Rlnlry, Little Tuendny. Valley, visited Mr, nnd Mrs, Eugene Sinner returned Tuesday from vlsll at the home of his Nollyo Fny Rohinng lins returned to her worn nl the Wnlklns a Riiinsdcn was a Rochester visitor Wednesday. Saturday evoninK a p. m. tno Pleasar Busy tiers' -TI club or Rldgowny nnd Cedn prnnelllprt n.

Uiroe-acl. p.ll.V, All! 1 Mlini'le From Mllinrdotn." til" "om' town a There wim music hntwren 111 uiuJ dniicliiK followed t.he prograr 1.1mlr rmcln Mrs. Martln' I I 111. i Mrs, C. B.

KruRiir nnd Ann Hadlcr went Patricia O'Connor, a to nochtstnr Monday, where they vlslled the Community Sales service, La, Mr(l chnrles Toner at the St. Mnry's nnri i Toners nre former Plnln- brakcmnn on the Edwin Vernon 'wesLby, Rudolph Holst relurncd Tuesday iC Mr. 'and Mrs. Jnck H. mnk homo nl Tucson.

Mrs. Woo. i her a i wns Joan Carol Wun iiiirlhih, Cmliir valley. Her Mi nnd Mrs. A Wunderllch now live a Lewlston, Minn.

Mrs Mcttildii Wood who lins been spending ihe summr-r with her daughter son-ln-lnw, Mr. nnd Pete, left or Vrldnv for Clinton, lown, where she wll visit Mr. nnd Mrs. She alsc plans to visit with her niece at Perry IC "eh Knlcer Is the chairman foi thn Sunday school Christmas boxes. Contributions bo given to her any time before December 20.

Mrs. Pitcher visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs, Anna stnubrln In Wlnona. Mrs, James lar- Kcrllin Hostctllrr who will spend nn In- lahowlnit Him each Thursdny Mr. and Mrs, Luverne Hnuser hnve returned to their home nt Los Anitc.r.s. Calif, after a two-week visit with his parnnts, Mr.

and Mrs. Rudolph Hnuser. Herb Hill entertained Saturday afternoon for Mri. Walter Aschom, Lnns- nilss Betty Stlne employed al the Oamble store here. Mrs.

Ifnzel Hmlth nnd Clarnclrt Duxbury spent the weekund In Si, Paul whore they attendod tho slain convention of Ihe American Legion Auxlllnry, Mr and Mrs, Luther Berven and sons Wynn nnd Blake, Adnms. spnnt the week at Ihe home of Mrs. Bervnn's par- enls, Mr. a Mrs. Sam Abrnhnm.

Mr, nnd Mrs. Roger Anderson nnd uaughtcr. St. Charles, were guests Bunday of hli mother, Mrs. Mne Anderson.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holty were Sunday dinner guests of Mr, nnd Mrs. Paul 'and Mrs. Nurchel.

Pcndleton, visited the Mri. B. Lilly home Friday. Mrs. Bertha Kragness, Spring drove, spent the weekend here with relatives.

Mr. nnd Mrs, Kenneth Hnrnlbrook; nnd son Howard, with Mrs. Mrs. Rose Lehncrtz wont to La Crosse Frldny to visit her son-in-lnw and daughter, Mr. unit Mrs, Philip Norman, nnd Jam- Mr, nnd Mrs.

A Schneider and family hnvrt moved Into their new home Knst Plnlnvlew. Mrs. M. E. Bates spent last Sunday and Monday nt Minneapolis.

The Marie Brethhorst clrclo of the M. E. church mel at the church Thursday. Mrs. Ocornc Krocnlng, brother.

Harry Schuchard, and sistcr-ln-lnw, Mrs. Fdwln Schuchnrd, visited relatives nt Wlnonn Mondny. "ondny. me mnrriHKc ul n.i... tl There will be initiation nnd lunch nt the to Ralph Ryan, Dover.

The wedding wu Odd Fellows lodge meeting Monday. Sundny visitor! nt the Myrtle rs, St. Paul, spent thn weekend Harnibroolt's mother. Mrs. i i Olson.

Sergeant Ponnld anustnd, Bnn Antonio, Texas, Is the guest of his pnronts, Mr. und Mrs, Otis Ouuslnd. Mr. nnd Mrs. J.

M. Kerrlcnn. Cnledo- nla. were Sunday i Ruesls of Mr. and Mrs.

William Kerrigan. Isaac Salinders, after short visit, ret to his homo at Hnlablrd. D. Mr, and Mrs. J.

Joerg and fnmlly, Bprlng Grove, wore guests Sunday of Mrs, Minnie Olion. Mrs. Karl A. Roblnion, Akron, Ohio. Is the guest of her mother, Mrs.

Cnrl John- The Presbyterian sewing circle was entertained Thursday at thn Mrs. Henry McCune. Ruby Mrs. Forest Oelsler and Mrs. Tennlson assisted.

(1st Saturday, Nov. 15, 1047.) BTATK OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OP W1NONA, M. IN PROBATE COURT. No.

lo.SflV. In R. Estate of William U. SchUel, Decedent. Order for Ilearlng on Final Account and Petition for Distribution.

Tho representative of tho above named estate having riled his i a account and petition for settlement and allowance thereof and for distribution to tho persons IT IS' ORDERED, That thn a i thereof bo had on December loth, 1047, nt it the hearing 10 o'clock before this Court In tho IT IS ORDERED rnnl me nearing m.n thereof be had on December C. 1047. at 10 probate court room In tlio court house o'clock A. before tills Court In th. a Wlnona, and pr th I'clock A before tills court in ine winoim, irobate court room in the court house In thnt notice hereof bn Riven by i a i h.

eltv ot Minnesota, and that of thli order In the Winona ncpuullcivn- lotlce 'hereof be given by publication of Herald and by mailed notice us provided A a Born to Mr. and Mrs. Art. Johnson nlng at the Bible Study session. of honor received many cards and a purse iind Mrs Marlon Law returned Mominy from a few dnys spent at Chls "Vlin ruv.

Theodore Snhoewe attended ai L.L.L. mnuLlntf lit Koehester Bundny. The Srnlor Wnlther leuBUe will mee next Frldny nt the home Dorothy New nnd Mrs. Michael Mnson were Wl nonn visitors Tuestlny. The Clum l.hcali:r was closed Wednesday nnd Thursday evening becaui of the i or upholstered chair and better fire protection.

Kenneth Senst lias returned to his wort nt Dubuque. Iowa, after visiting par cnts, Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore Senst. A daughter, June.

Diane, was born i Mr. Mrs. Henry Roll nt the La RocqU' Maternity home. Mrs Cyrus Thorpe, Mrs. J.

E. Wild Mrs. A. J. Wild and Mrs.

Robert stephan wore Elgin visitors Tuesday. Mr nnd Mrs. Paul Hoist, Ilba, visited relatives here Sundny. Tho open house nt the library hai been nnd Edwin and Oeori Mniion wore a visitors Tuesday r.ll.y are Schwnntz ana Orln John Denier. Herbert Mr.

nnd Mrs. Edmund Lee ipcnt In Friday nl Rochester, Mrs. Uny King will be hostess to Sec tlon ill of the Community gTilld Wed 1 and Mrs. Theodore Senst announc the mnrrlnw of their daughter, Buth tnke place In December, nnd Mrs. Oliver Larson, Pli Infield Sundny visitor! nt the Myrtle Carpenter nno Mrs.

uuvcr home were Mr. nnd Mrs. chnrlei Longs- N. nre visiting relatives here and dorf, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl proue nnd daugh-lElffln. ter Donnn. i of Arkansaw, i services wi.l be held Mr. and Mrs, Donald Carpenter and'daugh-10 m. at tlie Lutheran ter.

Ivn Mne, Woodlnnd. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lawrence Majerus Technician Fourlh aratle Robert Gurt( turncd Mondny from a visit nt chlsnolm ner has returned home from Japan. Mrs.

Rose Lehnerti nnd daughter, Mri Mrs. Henry Thompson went to Chicago Edmund Lee, entertained unn on a visit Thursdny. 1st. Theresa's guild Tuesday. Mr.

nnd Mrs. Earl Jacobs and Mr. nnd Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schuchard let Mrs.

Herman Engel wera Sundny gucsts.Thursdny for visit nt the home i of the Intlcr's son nnd nnd sister-in-law. Mr. and Mri Mr. and Mrs, A Engel, Elgin. DnvKl Hoist.

Mrs. Onrnld arrive Janilly. areen- wood. wern Monday visitors nt the M. W.

Illclinrdson home. Mrs. Leslie Smith entertnlned friends nt her home on her moLbcr's, Mrs, Emma Ehrenberg's, 78th birthday. The guest I I Thanksgiving service! wl.l br held the 1C. church here nt 10 a.

m. ana ElKln nt 11 a. m. Thursdny. Harold Rlloy.

St. Paul, visited his ill ter Mrs. John Bruce, nt the Myrtle car pentcr home Sundny and Mondny. law. Dated November 14lh, 11)47.

LEO MURPHY. (Probate Court Seal) Judge. Martin A. Bently, Attorney for Petitioner, (lit Pub, Saturday. Nov.

33, 11)47.) STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF WINONA, ss. IN PROUATE COURT. No. 11,027.

Tn He Estate nf Joseph T. Klsxewskl, Dedcilrnl. Order for Hearing nn Final Aon.unit and Petition for Dlitrlbiillnn, Thn representative of llio abovo T'lliiion for DUlrlbutlon. estate having filed his final nccount nnd The representative of tho above named petition for settlement and allowance having i her account and thereof and for distribution lo tho persons petition for settlement and allowance thereunto cnllLlod: IT 18 ORDERED. That thereof bo hud on December 10, 1H47, at heurlng 10 o'clock.

before this Court in the thereof be had on December 10th, 1047, al probatn court room In thn housn In ten o'clock before tills Court In Wlnonn, Minnesota, nnd thai nollcn hereof given by of this order Wlnona I i i and In by Dated November 20, 1047. LEO F. MURPHY. (Probate Court Seal) Probnto Judge. Tyrrell Thompson, Probato Judge.

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