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Tidbits by i Readers of Harlan Miller's col umh hpve ffequehUjr read little verses by Olive Read. A person calted me some time ago aftd ed Who fche is. i replied, "She is Mrs Harvey Reid, lives a few miles in the courttty, is a busy housewife and farm woman, has time to assemble words into charming Tfti'ese little verses have paid off, lor recently she was awarded first honorable mention by the Iowa Poetry Day Association; the certificate being signed by Gladys 'Pagel, Iowa poet laureate. A thank you note from Jergenson adds, "We had a picnic in the mountains Memorial Day but snowdrifts were so bad we had to turn around and come back. Was I ever glad! Mt.

Evans has one of the highest paved hightways in the world, but when you look out of tho windows, there's a straight drop- off which doesn't look too ing. Becky, who plans to visit here soon, is 'the oldest child of Mr and Mrs Harold Jergensoii and the family moved to a suburb of Denver, a couple of years ago. children Jri the family are Janet, Kent Philip and Richard, til follow up with another story on the Merrymans. Mt and Mrs J. I.

Merryman were at Spirit Lake for some fishing and when they got back they were informed their son David that he and his wife had taken a tage there and wanted them to be their guests. No one could fuse esuch an invitation to such a delightful place, so back went the senior Merrymans with their hosts arid a fine week was enjoyed. Mr and Mrs Jamfes Merryman were also at the Oko- bojis at the same time. A letter from my cousin Melvin Henderson, Upland, says in parV'May 5 we celebrated our silver wedding anniversary. Can you imagine that? The trip east has run into a status-quo at the moment Although the board thinks it would be a very good idea, this lemon market has them thinking twice be- SPORT SHIRTS FOR DAD All Sizes AT '1 DIAMOND'S Choose From T200 SALE BATH COSMETICS Keep you fresh and lovely in warm weather! Hot days ahead call for soothing baths to keep yott refreshed and relaxed to bring out your true natural summer long, make every bath' a beauty bath with Superbe Bath Cosmetics and save) REGULARLY $1.00 EACH Superbe Bubbling Bath Oil' Specially priced for a limited time Superbe Bath Crystals Superbe Bath Crystals Superbe Bubble Bath WELRY YOU CAN PAY ILL YOUR BILLS AT YOUR CORNER MAIL BOX A In aH ot woafter hot ot cold, rain pr ihine, you par all your billi at 'yout ooroei moil box, hilt 9 few torn rour own (tool door at a ICSS than monsi NO SUBVICE CHARGE.

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Rev. Leroy Pillman officiated nt the double ring ceremony in presence of 150 guests. The bride was escorted to the nltar by her brother, Arlon Johnson, Burl. Jo Ann Johnson served her sis- tor as tnaid of honor. Best man was the bridegroom's brother, "Oh, I kept him waiting until Mr.

Bigby cooled off; but now HE'S angry about being kept waiting fore spending- any money. Weather as you knew has broken all records for heat and dryness." card from Mrs Sarah.Smith came from Lockppr.t, 111., whero she has been visiting since early May with her daughter and family. A litile story about the father of a Well known business man here, but I won't mention names. The father is in hospital and recently the minister called and asked if a 'word of prayer may be said. This old gentleman, usually sunny, must, have felt a little crotchety that day for he answered, "Well all right, if think it will do any good." We don't have Whistler's mother over here at Good Samaritan but we do have Whistler himself, a mild old man past 83 who whistles the hour, not loudly, nor tunefully to be truthful.

It reminds me of the song "Johnny One Note." This is not meant unkindly. I've never been particularly interested. -in stamp collection? but when Lucille Crose Anderzen writes to me. about hers and the activities connected therewith, I'd like to see it and others she mentioned. Even more ot interest to me was her mention of the International Pancake House 30 different kinds are served.

She says they are even better than she can make, but I believe it. I'll take a chance bn her cookery every And imagine six different kinds of syrup. Umrin-m Ever see a sweet pea tree? Well I did. It is in the yard west adjoining Jim Burns place on Fair street. It is beautiful.

Ha'i purple blossoms, and best of all. blooms more than once in the season. I thought the magnolia trees and tulip trees at Davenport were pretty, but in a contest. I'd vote for the sweet pea tree. Years ago I knew a child, Eleanor Cole, niece of Mattic Thorpe.

A little blonde with big blue- eyes. I am' aware how the yeans have fled when I am told about, her present status, a mother of a son 17 and three other children ranging down to five. She and the 17 year old sop and little girl, 5, have been visiting the Thorpes and other relatives. Mattie says Eleanor is just as attractive a matron as she was child. Well, lempus sure doer, fugit.

1 Abner Long had written friend? he and his son Jack of Cedar Rapids would be up.for Memorial Day. Then a message followed that his son-in-law, and daughter, Carson and Arba Dee Taylor would be in Davenport Juno 1 from Phoenix, where Jhcy moved a few years ago. Both will be well remembered here as they made 'their tyome here a few and of course Arba Dee is an "old settler" having been born and -raised hei-e. They have written to Wes and Mary Bartlett and Bob and Helen Dewel that they wjll be in Algona June 9 and 10.. jr Just now A crash, a woman's scream.

Breathe easy. No one was hurt. Jt was one of the wqrtonen. Putting up the water pipes for the sprinkling system, for fire prevention, The latter skidded but no damage reported to pipes, men or nurs.es! Nellie Van Allen retired May I after -thirty years with the, Chrjstensen store and is now going on a vacation. She is going to BuroanH June a Visit of two months with her son-in-law and daughter, Llpyd and Evelyn Keith and family.

Of course she will see her nephew Jack Allen, too. He lias been, leaching at Sherman Oaks. It to inore peopki carrie back io the town for Memorial Pay than any other hplidgy. For thing weawer is nicer, driving conditions fine, and sentiment plays a good portion of the urge to see friends and relatives. Among the many who came for the day were these whorn I know well: Mr and Mrs FranH Thorpe Ames, Mr and Mrs Russell son, Decorah; Mrs Mildred Schenck Harringron, Minneapolis Mr and Mrs Louis, and son Tom, Mnnkalo, Mr and Mrs Don Allen, Des Moines, Myrtle.

Beane, Duluth, Lottie Brace, Waterloo, Mr and Mrs James Griffith, Sioux City, Mr and Mrs Gene Osier, LaUrens and Mr and Mrs W. D. Campbell, of Minneapolis, Donnid Nelson. ttehors Richard Johnson and Kennt'ih Nelson, brothers of bridal couple. ImnK'iTihtrly following ceremony, a roception was hHd at home of lho.

bride's mother, Mrs Raymond Woslling. Romild Ortnvnn imd Mrs William Larson wore hostesses. Mrs Jim Fort Dodge, this "guest book, Mrs Ed Frcderickson, Hurt, cut the cake and Mrs Mikr Bncr poured. Mrs Dcnn Heed and Mrs Don Goodwin, Mankato were in charge of Rifts, The bride is a graduate of tho Burl high school and has boon employed at Fort Dodge. The bridegroom is a graduate of tho Wost Bond high school and is also employed nt Fort.

Dodge. After a short wedding trip tho couple'is nt homo in Fort Dodgo IF IT'S NEWS WE WANT IT A Terrific Printing Buyi 26 Herds Get May Tests In D.H.IA Group Twonly six herds 'were tested with 535 cows in milk and 40 cows dry during May, according to Forrest Hofbauer, Swea City, supervisor for the nor.bh unit of the Kossuth- D.H.I.A. Hofbauer reports the following dairymen had completed lactations of over 400 Ib. of butterfat. Lcander Menke (6), Sidney Payne, John Ruger (3).

He reports herds were tested'On the owner-sampler plan with 465 cows on test. Eleven herds averaged over 40 Ib. of butterfat per cow for the- month. Their owners and size of herd tested were: Ralph Walker, Jr. (2R), Milton Madison (22), Hilbert Bierstedt, (18), Laurence Loeschen (llV Glen Rasmussen Farm (33), Dalr Schroedrr (13), Sidney Payne (32).

Dale Long (18), Ralph Angle and EnRstrom (16). Erwjn Grcm- mt'ls (31) and John Ruger (38). HOSPITALS May 26 Mrs 'Merle Thompson. Alconn, girl, 8-3 1 May 27 Leonora Hilbort, LuVcrno: surgery; Douglas Walker, medical. May 28 Mrs William Kuhn, Algona, boy, 9-15; Beverly Larson, Burt, surgery; Norbert Zumach, Whit.tcmoru, Phil Diamond.

Algona, medical. May 29 Green, Spencer, accident; Richard Algona, accident; Baby Eric Wiltgen, Alcona, medical. May 30 Mrs Eldon Moore. Algona, medical; Cyril Deitering, Roc-kford, 111., medical; Mrs Walter Mescher, Algona. medical.

May 31 Mrs William Madsen, Burt, maternity; Mrs Charles. Schafer, Algona, medical. June ,5 Mrs Melvin Laurk. Whittemoro, boy, 8-8 Mrs Richard Schmidt. Whittetnnro, girl, S-SVa; Chris Anderson, Bancroft, medical; Mrs Joseph Will- £er, medical; Charles Gil'ford', Burt, accident; Mrs Jerry Lewis, Algona, medical: Mrs Larry Leaneagh, Algona.

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