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Upper Mataei ff.lt, May 11,1948 It Mrs. Mar? Miller spent Friday W.ith the Charley Potters in dresco township. Mrs. Alwin Huenhold and ee spirit Sunday at Lakota vh hef tttbther, Mrs, William derks. Hjalmar "Katz" Rosewall of Mlhri spent Sunday with nis mother, Mrs.

Chas. Rosewall. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Percival spent Sunday at Spirit Lake with Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Percival, par- of Kenneth. Ardis Kresensky, junior student at the University of Iowa, spent Sunday at the parental Alf Kresensky homo here. Mr. and Mrs.

Omar McMahon were dinner guests Sunday of the mother, Mrs. Lydia at Lone Rock. Mr, and Mrs. John Mitchell had as visitor last week the lat- Icr's grandmother. K.

R. Peterson of Fort Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Misbach had as a visitor last week Mrs.

K. A. Carlson, mother of Mrs. Misbach of Des Moines. Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Neville of Spencer visited the former's mother, Mrs. James Neville, a few hours Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Don Hemmingsen and went to Newel, Sun- clay, to visit the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hemmingsen.

Mr. and Mrs. James Merryman r.nd little son went to Fostoria, Sunday, to visit the hitter's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Terry. Mr. and Mrs.

M. L. Vander Waal had as visitor Friday Mrs. Deilos Vander Wall of Pella, sister-in-law of M. L.

Vander Waal. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pettigrew spent Mother's day at Lu- Verne with Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Pergande-. parents of Mrs. Pettigrew. Harvey E. Johnson left recently for San Diego.

where he is visiting his daughter Mrs. Oscar Simoh and family a few weeks. Mrs. S. E.

Noland went 16 Webb, Saturday, to spend Mother's day with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr? and Mrs. Wayne Noland. Mr. and Mrs. L.

C. Nichols were dinner guests Mother's day of' Mrs. George Nichols at Fort Dodge. She is mother of L. C.

Nichols. Mrs. Vivian Nelson and her children from Ringsted spenl Mother's Day here with Mrs Nelson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.

H. Potter. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCoy went to Charles City, Sunday, to spend the day with Mr.

and Mrs. George McMahon, parents of Mrs. McCoy. Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs.

B. L. Palmer, came from Cedar Rapids to spend Mother's day with his parents. He is a student at Coe college. Mrs.

Alma Nelson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Lee Camp of Waterloo to Swea City. Sunday, to visit Mrs. Ollic Anderson, mother of Mrs.

Camp. Mr. and Mrs. A. B.

Salisbury left last week Tuesday by auto on a business trip to Chambersburg. where they expect to spend a fortnight. Mr. and Mrs. Don Nelson had as dinner guests Mother's day their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Arvin Grotte and children of Humboldt. The Rev. and Mrs. Emil Benson had as weekend guests their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Benzon and Michael of Sioux Falls, S. D. N. C.

Rice has improved sufficiently to be down town a couple of times recently. He has been at home much of the winter, complete rest having been ordered by his physician. NO. 94 OF A SERIES Presenting The Farmers of Kossuth County Mf, Ind Mfi. MelvJfl Slifflff Were guests Sunday of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.

aftd Mrs. Tom Samson. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Get).

Johnson. MafVella McDanel, daughter 6f Mr. and Mrs. Archie McDanel, came from Omaha, Friday and will remain with her parents indefinitely, having no immediate plans. Mrs, W.

B. ftae of Mason City spent from Wednesday until Friday here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. N.

Taylor. She also visited her sister, Mrs. Merle Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oqten drove to Mankato, Friday to visit Mrs.

Martin Jensen, who is a' surgical patient at a hospital there. The Jensens formerly lived here. Mrs. Paul Palmer received a novel Mother's day gift from her son Paul Jr. of Britt.

Paul is a baker and the present was a cake with white icing and a red rose decoration. Mr. and Mrs. Ben U. Meyer had as guests last week Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. Dick Sleper, Titonka, Tuesday, the Meyers went to Britt to visit Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Penning. Guests Sunday of and Mrs.

Jess Hill were the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Titus, son Will, and Mrs.

Ida Smith, Wesley, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hinders and Karla. Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Misbach had as guests last week Tuesday and Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. C.

R. Bennett of Des Moines, former Algonians, who moved there a couple of years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson had as dinner guests, Sunday, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Angle of Fairmont, Minn. From here they went to Britt to visit their daughter and son-in-law. Mrs. Melvin Knoll and children returned to Baltimore.

following a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson. They also came to attend the Schoby-Anderson wedding. Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Morck have had as a euest the past week Mrs. Mary Anderson, mother of Mrs.

Morck, who concluded her visit here Saturday and returned to her home at Minneapolis, Minn. Recent visitors at the S. E. No- lands werp Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Hungerford, former Algonians and proprietors of the now living at Swea City, where Mr. Hungerford has a garage and car agencv. Mr. and Mrs. C.

J. McDanel, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hunsely, and Mr. and Mrs.

Russell McDanel went to Sioux Rapids, Sunday, to soend the day with Mr. and Mrs. Eve Thomas, sister and brother- in-law of C. J. McDanel.

Myrtle Bean of Dululh, has been visiting Mrs. E. J. Murtagh the past few days. Miss Bean is well known here, having lived here' until she began teaching.

Later she took up social welfare work at Duluth. toft vv 4410 flfld.th'6 HUrtl Iptm Sun ai fter ft Mr. and Mfl L. Oes Momes, ana aftd Mrs. William Todd 6f Spllteifr'' Mf Talty and ions Bob and John relUfnud ta tneif home at Des Mbines Thursday, following a ten-day visit With her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. -Chris Khud' "2n. Betty Ann MeEftl-tte and a friend, Eleanor Ryan, both of whom teach at Mapleton, spent last weekend with Betty's father. Frank McEnroe, and other relatives, Mrs. Pauline of Lone Rock visited Mrs.

Meivin Olson several days last Week. Other visitors at the Olsons during the week. were Mr, and Mrs. Loyola Young, Mr. and -Mrs.

Clifford Hoover ahd the latter's mother, Mrs. Claude Hain, of the Doan vicinity; Mr. and Mrs. Ben U. Meyer were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Struthers at Wesley, where they joined their daughter and son-in-laW Mr. and Mrs. Lee Struthers, Who came from Cedar Falls for the weekend and were guests of the former's parents. Richard Meehan attended a state patrolman's' meeting at Webster City, Saturday.

The Meehans spent Thursday and Friday at Cresco and Riceville with their respective parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moen at Cresco and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meehan, Riceville.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Morrall and son Bernard spent Sunday at Fort Dodge with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Le Vier, their daughter and son-in-law, and were dinner i McCullough, niece of Mr.

NofioH, Michael and Nancy Kay of ton, Mrs. Frances Graft also of Houston, Mr. and Mrs: Wayne Norton, brother and sis- etf-in-laW' of Raynlond, ahd Bill and Nan of Marshaltlown, aftd Mr; and Mrs; Richard Norton and children, Siri, Eva Leslie Ann. Mr, and Mrs, Andy Primps and daughter Lou and Jill Marie of Woden tosited the former's parents, Mr. ahd Mrs.

ry Phillips, Wednesday, they left Andra Lou for the remainder of the week and returned Sunday to join the family at dirfher. Other guests Were Mr. and Mrs. James Stebbins and Mr. and Mrs.

Milton MoBride, daughters and sons-in- law of thc'-Phillips. H. Miller came home from Estherville for a couple of days last 'week and returned there the last 0f the week. Mr. Miller joined her for the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. L. G. Thompson, with whom Mrs. Miller has spent much of her time due to sickness of Mrs.

Buena Merron, another daughter of the Thompsons, who is a patient at a hospital there. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Ahrens moved to Des Moines Saturday. Mr.

Ahrens, who worked for the telephone company, was transferred, The house, formerly owned by the late Mrs. Anna Bowman, was purchased by the Ahrens, who have sold it to Bob LaBarre, find after some remod- iina son-in-iaw, ana were dinner uiu anui sume remoa- guests, the courtesy being in he and his family will move honor of Mother's day and the nto it. The LaBarres are now birthdays of Robert, son of the Le Viers, and Bernard. Among those attending the semi-annual conclave of Shriners at DCS Moines held Monday were Ed Wolcott, R. O.

Biustr'om, J. S. Thomas. W. H.

Sharp and C. W. Nicoulin and Ralph Dicck- mnn. C. R.

LaBarre and G. D. Shumway accompanied the group and were candidates. Mrs. Louise Peter had as guests.

Sunday, her daughters and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Olson, of Thor, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zumach and Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Luedtkc, Lone Rock, and her son and daughter-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Peter, LuVerne, and the respective families. Mr.

and Mrs. D. D. Paxson and son Charles, accompanied by Mrs. Helen Paxson, went to Mason City Sunday, where they were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Schaffcr, daughter and son-in- law of Mrs. Helen Paxson. Other cuests thore were Mr. Paxson Schaffer and daughter Linda of Davenport.

Mrs. S. E. McMahon drove to Ames. Saturday, to meet' her sister Mrs.

Mae Groppotte of San Antonio, and from there the women will go to Mashalltown for a visit with Mrs. located in the Walter Steven house on East. State street. Mrs. Clark Orton arrived Sunday from and Terre Haute, where'she had been visiting the past few-weeks.

At Pulaski she was with her daughter and son-iri-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Abernathy, to whom a daughter Was born recently. At Terre Plautc she visited her mother, Mrs. Selby Hart, and sister and brother-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. John Martin. Mrs. Abernathy is the former Buli Orton. SPECIAL CARD Wednesday, May 12 TOWNSEND HALL Algoha TOWNSEND CLUB Public Invited daiy at Mrs.

Oseat Htfrt oweh. with and of Aiiyikaiu turned Wednesday from 'a vacation Califoirftia, WSre companled by Mf. iHgham'ft stepfather, Wb.od Hartley of Sigout- rtey. At LbHg Beach they were guests of, Mf. Mrs.

F. Sears, brother and sister-in-law of Mrs. Ingham and at Hawthorne they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wood Hartley and of Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Cook. The former was a shipmate of Ingham.

They made the trip Mf. and Mrs, dam Baylor had as dinner guests Sunday their son-in-law Joe Daughan and children Patty, Dick, and' Betty of Titonka. Another child. Carol Lou, is remaining here with her grandparents for an indefinite time. Other guests of the 'Bay- lors Sunday evening were their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Mergen and family. The Mergens had-spent-the earliest part of the day at Whittemore with Mr. Mergen's parents. Mrs.

May, Walker has returned from Deland, Fla.i where she had spent She stopped at Cedar Rapids enroute home and her, daughter and Mr. Mrs. Arthur Messenger and 1 Was accompanied here by Messenger, who will remain several days. During Mrs. Walker's her house her LLOYD R.

GERBER Two miles east of Algona, out McGregor road, you will find ihe Gerber farm of 280 acres, owned jointly by Lloyd and his father, D. N. Gerber, of On a real wet day, such as the one we chose lo visit the Gerber farm, Lloyd says you had better pick up a little speed going over the creek bridge to negotiate the lane hill. At least, he watched us slip- pincr and sliding and handed out that advice when we finally came to a stop. The Gerbers bought their present farm in the summer of 1945.

Previously they had farmed for 13 years near Galbraith. Mrs. Gerber is the former Violet Simpson, a Minnesota girl. Tljere are two children: Judy, 5, and Lana, 2 both 6f them cute htlle blondes. This year, Lloyd is putting 100 acres into corn, 35 into beans and has about 65 acres of oats.

He has 84 little pigs, but was somewhat disappointed in the size of litters. Lloyd's only hobby is flying, but he makes the most of that. He owns an Aircoupe cabin plane, and has a hangar and runway on his farm. He likes lo tly the Mrs. and children different places around the country, and ihe family takes an occasional trip by air to Sioux City.

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Asst. Cashie? (JllcIiU WUI ci I a 111 V1MU VVUI1 1V11 S. Dr. Mrs. Harold Meyer had McMahon's daughter and son-inns dinner guests Sunday Mrs.

la lvr Meyer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A-, ancL-jMrs, -Pnllo BenseTftpSf "Spirit Mrs.

Bensene is the former Opal Meyer, sister of the doctor. Mrs. E. J. Murtagh had as guests Sunday, her daughter and son-in-law F.

H. Pruyns, Susan and Polly of Des Moines, her son law, Dr. and Mrs. RalphICarpten'- Mrs. Grapotte return MpMahori.

Kr RoB6s of Kansas City, and daughter, Mrs. Harley Shrum of St. Louis, Mrs. Lola Vogt of St. Paul, and Mrs.

Nell Lupin of Bancroft were guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schmidt. Mrs. T.

I and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lupin arj; sisters Mrs. Eugeno Murtagh and Judy, and Myrtle Bean, Duluth, Minn. Mr.

and Mrs. Dick Sorensen and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parkins went to Graettinger, Sunday, to spend the day with Mrs. Elizabeth Morlan.

mother of the women, and with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Simonsen, their sister and brother-in-law. Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Miller were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kollasch of Whittemore.

The Messrs. Miller are brothers and Mr. and Mrs. Kollasch are parents of Mrs. Howard Miller.

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Ives got home last week from a wedding trip to Chicago. Mr. Ives re-' sumed work at the Farm Bureau office on Monday.

The couple have the upstairs apartment in the former Scott Noland house on Hall street. Glen Fredericksen of Ottumwa, joined his wife and little daughter Cynthia at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Phillips, Sunday, and took them home with him upon his return. Mrs.

Fredericksen had there the past week. been Edna Elmore, a former teacher here a number of years ago, called at the A. L. Longs, Friday afternoon. Miss Elmore took up nursing some time ago and has been in a hospital at Bismarck, N.

She is changing locations and will now be at Fargo, N. of Mrs. Schmidt. Mrs. Shrum and Mrs.

Vogt are her niecesi Mrs. George H. Johnson returned last week Thursday from Warrenton, where she had visited her daughter, Mrs. R. G.

Yturria, to whom a son John Lee had been born at the Columbia hospital, April 10. Mrs. is the former Vera Johnson. Mrs. Johnson also visited friends and relatives at Woodburn, Ore.

Mrs. Agnes Miller and Mrs. Joe Elbert Sr. were dinneri guests Sunday of Mr. and Elbert, daughter and son of the respective women.

Mrs. Elbert Sr. had been at St. Benedict with her son and daughter-in- law, Joe Elbert but she is planning to remain for an extended visit with the Arnold Elberts. Mrs.

O. W. Brand and Mrs. Florence Vander Wilt drove to Sioux City Friday to attend a Mothers arid Daughters banquet Friday evening at the Mayfair hotel. They were guests of their daughters, Mary Lou Brand and Mary Vander Wilt respectively.

The dinner was attended by 228. It was given by Morningside college students. Leon Merritt, who travels in Wisconsin, spent the weekend here with his wife. His son-in- law N. O.

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