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If? -Sondia MM. Freed (Worn Last week) and Mrs. John $mmt arrived from Denver, evening to visit their Mis. Charles Cardwell fef jld-family. Mr.

and Mra. -Frank Isaacson, Brand and grandson, Terry Riverside, were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Martin Johnson and Norman. Wan en Nelson returned home Columbia, where he has ihriiisPain comforting help for paisu of Rheumntlsoi, Arthritis. tttnbifO, Sciatica, or Neuralgia try through the blood.

First dose alleviating pain so you can lift and deep more comfortably. at druggist today. Quick, com- or money back guaranteed. been taking a summer course-in linotype -work. Donald AichardsV who is attending a school in Kan-; sas City, and Warren 's Mrs.

Agnes Brooks accompanied him to Scandia. Diane Perry was four years old Tuesday, August 24, and her mother, Mrs. Arnold Perry entertained with a birthday party at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. E.

P. Ahrens that afternoon. Games were played and after Diane opened her gifts, refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs. James Hamilton and Deana Kay, Montrose, Mrs.

George C. Larson and Lorraine, "Clarissa, Penny and Pattie Pierce, Jeanette Isaacson, Lois Quantic, Verna Hill, Mrs. Albertina. Isaacson, Misses Ida Isaacson and Aura Lewis, Mareia and Diane Perry and Mrs. Ahrens and Mrs.

Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Albro, Lincoln, Neh- are visiting his sister, Mrs. Grant Berggren and family.

9tfi gov hell Tuesday weve the N.H.|»e^r- son, Mr. and -astSl arid Mrs. Larsfln, Mr. and Mi-s. Hanv irier, Vernon Swanson, Carl son, Miss Aura Lewis and Dr.

and 1 Mrs. Ahrens. Terry Lee, Evans arrived from Riverside, Saturday evening for a ten days' visit with his aunt, Mrs. Frank Isaacson, Mr. Isaacson arid Carl.

He accompanied Clarence Larson to Kansas City, arid visited his grandmother, Mrs. Bertha Evans at Oskaloosa Friday. Mr. Larson, after a few days' visit with his sister, Miss Laura Larson, will visit in Scandia' with his sister, Mrs. Lewis Wallin and Mr.

Wallin. Mr. and Mrs. D. 0.

Nichols, Billy and Dale, Havensdale, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, Max and Eddie and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ball, Norway, were last Sunday guests of Mrs.

Nichols' Eugene Herrman and family. A birthday dinner in honor of Harold Larson was enjoyed by the following at the John Sjolander home Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Larson and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Allan Larson and family, Mr. and- Mrs. Chas. Sjolander and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Eustice Sjolander, Patty arid Mr. and Mrs. Mel! hum Minkler and Perry, Smith Center Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Bowersox, Coffeyville, spent the past two weeks here visiting relatives and friends. Lester Thompson and Max I Olttf Norgard, 84, was tAktfi tart the "hospital at Concordia Satur-j day. suffering a fractured; hip received, in a fall at the home of his daughter, Mrs. George Christie that day. iMrs.

August Johnson and Leon, Kackley, visited Albert Seger- hammar at the hospital-at Belleville Saturday evening and also her brothers, Ed and Fred Olson here. Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Cooper, Esther, John and Harold returned Thursday from a week 's vacation in Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Haglund, Kansas City, returned home" Frw day afterS-a week's visit with her brother, Oscar. Johnson.

William McGowan, Dayton, 0., and Hugh McGowan visited Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson Sunday evening.

Mrs. Mary Larson returned to Republic last week to care -for Mrs. Abigail Erkenbrack for a time. Mr. and Mrs.

L. K. Johnson, Carolyn and Billy, Concordia, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Johnson, Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Mikesell and Carolyn and W. H. Mikesell, Courtland, were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

W- A. Johnson, honoring Mrs. Johnson's birthday. Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Freed, Sharon and Rex and Mr. and Mrs V. L. Erickson, Lois and Jamie? enjoyed a picnic supper at the park at Belleville Sunday, honoring Mrs. Freed's birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Nelson, Byron and Bruce, Bridgeport, were Wednesday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold Perry and daughters. They returning from the Dakotas. The Rev. and Mrs. M.

A. Perkins, the Rev. Bertha Fogelbeg land Mrs. Fred Evert attended into 9, 1948 Ulnnigati and No) ma Jane came bring her home and remained far a few days' visit. W.

J. Nichols, Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Niehol, sjponlona, arrived Monday to Mrs. W.

Nichols' brother, W. S. Henry and their brother, E. CUNichol and Mrs. Nichol at Concordia.

and Mi's. A. Rasmussen jjkTid son, Leslie, and Mrs. Rasmus- nn, Joyce and Carol June, returned home Tuesday from a. two peeks' visit with the former's daughter, Mrs.

Will Street, Mr. wtreet and family, also their son, Charles and 'Mrs. Rasmussen and fju'gene at Osage, la. Carl Erickson, Mr. and Mrs.

jLouis Stofer, Beloit, and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rosene were Saturday evening guests of Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Stofer in honor of Mr. Stofer's birthday.

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T. C. Manley Smith Center, Kansas Phone 640 to Kansas City, Wednesday 1 where Max entered Research hos-j 111 Bret conference at Sa pital to go through the clinic for an I na1 tlle st Thu Mr. eye infection. Perkins, who has beeni pastor here t.ho past five years, has accepted the Salem country charge near Sterling.

Glen Riley, student pastor who is attending school at York, has been assigned to the Scandia and Norway charges. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Waite, Miss Emma Powers, Mrs. Clarence Strom and Kenneth Tuley were in I Salina Thursday.

Mrs. C. Hugos accompanied her Mrs. Dan Stephenson, Mr. Stephenson and Judith to Topeka Sunday for a short visit iwith her sister, Mrs.

Jesse Young land Mr. Young and from there I they were going to Kansas City, on business. I Mr. and Mrs. Guy French, Mrs.

iElsie Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Strom, Mr. and Mrs. Vie Berggren, I Mr.

and Mrs. Hilton Waite and Mr. land Mrs. Merle Milner enjoyed a picnic supper at the park Sunday celebrating Mrs. Berggren's hirth- day.

I Mrs. Minnie Isaacson, Lincoln, i spent last week visiting her brother, S. J. and Mrs. Summer and Jackie Summer.

Mrs. W. E. Dunnigan, who has been spending the summer here with her mother, Mrs. 0.

F. Wer- I nor, returned to her home in Flushing, N. last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Cooper, Esther, Harold and John went to Manhattan Monday where Esther will enter college at Kansas State. She has been transferred from the Bell Telephone company at Con- Cprdia and will do part time work at Manhattan. Kenneth Tuley and Hilton Waite were in Smith Center Wednesday.

Chester Freed, who.is employed by the Southwestern Bell Telephone company at Salina, is spending a two weeks' vacation with his sister, Mrs. Stanley Moe and other relatives. He accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Elliot, who were dinner guests at the Moe home Saturday and went to Stockton to visit Relatives.

Wilbur Zcner arrived home from Hemniingford, Tuesday where he has been helping his sister in the harvest. He went via Den-1 ver, and his daughter, Mrs. i Albert Cooper accompanied him! home for a two weeks' visit. Mr. and Mrs.

C. S. Sederlin left Sunday on a vacation trip and to a cousin, Olof and Myers at Rawlins, and) Mrs. Charles Tedrow accompanied them as far Imperial, and, will visit their son, Mondo and: Mrs. Tedrow and daughter a few' days.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moe, who came for the golden wedding anni-i yersary of his parents, returned home Tuesday via Grand where they spent that night with his daughter, Mrs. Jack Gates and family. Terry Miles, who had been spending the summer with his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Moe, returned to Colton, with them. Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Cooper, Esther, John and Harold were in Lincoln, Friday on business. Gerald Hawkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hawkins, is ill polio at Neb.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hawkins, former Scandia resident, now live at Kanarado. Mrs. Clara Blakeley returned home from Halstead where she has been visiting a sister the past two weeks.

and Mrs. Axel Haglund, Kansas City, and psear Johnson were Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Johnson. and Mrs. Max Woods and children, Leoti came Saturday evening for a visit with relatives and friends. They were overnight guqsts of Mrs. Eva Sothers.

I Mr. and A. C. Florell and Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Aspegren went 'to Fairbury Sunday to attend a band festival. They were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Palacek and Barbara and Mrs. Palacek and Barbara returned home with them for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Florell. Mrs.

Norman Currie returned home Wednesday from visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Reiber, Kineaid, her sister, Mrs.

Clarence Falstrom, and Mr. and Mrs. Falstrom, Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Currie and family, Topeka, and attending a state vocational home economics meeting at Manhattan.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kellogg and Center, 5j Mrs. John Sjojander, Mrs. Frank Whitley, Republic, and and.

Mrs. Charles Sjolander and family wentfjto Hastings, Tuesday and. visited "The House of museum there. Mr. Mrs.

John Sjolander, Patty, Smith Center, visited Mr. and. Mrs. Eustice and family Suriday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Rasmussen and Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cuth- berlson, Mrs. Claude Cuthbertson and Mr.

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