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MUSCATINE JOURNAL AND NEWS-TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 jClubatWapello in Dinner Party Up-to-Dates Hold Social Event; Other Club Groups Entertained. Wapello Members of the Up- to-Dates enjoyed a dinner at the Commercial hotel Wednesday noon when Mrs. -Eva Deihl, Mrs. Kate Baker, Mrs. Millicent Hicklin and Mrs.

Nellie Guthrie as losers in the recent contests at Jtive hundred entertained the winners who are Mrs. Arthur Springer, Mrs. W. C. Archibald, Mrs.

H. B. Davison and Mrs. W. Grimes.

The after dinner hours were spent playing five hundred in the home of Mrs. Deihl. King's Hernlds Meet. Mrs. R.

Davison and Barbara Hook were hostesses to the King'b Heralds at the regular meeting Tuesday evening. Adrieune Morledge read the story, -'The Hare of Inaba." Refreshments were served. Urs. H. L.

Davison was hostess to tie H. G. Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Stroup in charge of the program hour read some early history of Iowa.

Games and hour were enjoyed and refreshments served. The next meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Myrtle Dunlap. Funds for Belief. The sum of $530 was spent in Louisa county for unemployment relief during the month of September.

There were 32 unemployed families on 'relief at the beginning of the month and nine applications were received. Eleven cases were closed, leaving 32 active cases at the close of the month. Fifty-two families were given surplus commodities only. In addition to these there were 53 regular county cases include old people. Mrs.

Cecil Hamilton and baby are home from Mercy hospital, Burlington. State Leader Visitor. Mrs. Florence Bridges of Mapleton, state supervising officer of the Royal Neighbors of America met with members oi camp No. 1328 in the home of Mrs.

Hazel Plumb Tuesday evening. Plans were made for a special meeting to be held the first Tuesday in November. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Paschal of Burlington visited Miss Vinniej Keller Wednesday.

Miss Erma Dale Webster returned Tuesday night from Oklahoma City, where she has spent the past ten days visiting in the home of her sister, Mrs. T. P. Gault. Murphy brothers received five; cars of cattle from Alliance, Tuesday night, which they will feed on their farms west of town.

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johaan escaped injury Tuesday evening when their car collided with a gravel truck on Eisle hill News Briefs From Pleasant Prairie Pleasant Prairie Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Kappeler by Mr. ami Mrs. Untiedt and son Allen, of Walcott, left for Milwaukee, Thursday morning where they will visit Mr. Kappeler's father.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Hermann, Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Noble, Mr and Mrs.

William Greeley of New Era. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Springmeier entertained 16 guests at dinner Sunday. The hours following the two course meal wero spent playing cards.

Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Barney Gassling, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Brus, Mr.

and Mrs. Gcorgr Springmeier and son Everett, of Davenport: Mr. and Mrs. George Doran and daughter Helen, of Sweetland: Mr. and Mrs.

Willian-. EhreckC and sons, Billy, Kenneth, Harold and Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wathan and daughter Leota, were Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Wathan. Kramer is assisting Ean Smith, of West Liberty -with' corn husking. Frances Jenkins, younges: daughter of Mrs. Anna Jenkins underwent an operation for appendicitis, at Bellevue hospital.

Muscatinc, Tuesday morning. OLD KING COLE IS A MERRY OLD SOUL NOW THAT HE EATS ROAST IEEF HEHASHISTUMS IF HEARTBUR THEY CIV! HIM QUICK KSJffl LEARN HOW TO EAT FAVORITE FOODS Without Soui Stomach the teit that has switched railUons-to 1V1 Xums. Munch 3 or 4 of them aftci catine- a meal of your ot when too much naotonc. hasty eating last night's party or" other cause has Drought on acid indigestion, sour stomach, gas. belching or heartburn.

See how food "taboos" vanish. You arc not Ukine any harsh alkalies which phyticiang wy nny increait the tendency toward acid indigestion. Instead a wonderful antacid that works an unusual way, dissolving only enouuh Sir to correct stomach acid iuit like candy. Dniy.lQc a xoIL At.ill stores. nutchiue or JOo roll of (TM All VolubleLaxative.) Letts Minister and Wife Are Attending Missionary Meeting Letts The Rev.

and Mrs. W. S. Moore left Wednesday morning for Des Moines where they will attend the meetings of the Worn an's Home Missionary society convention. They expect to return Saturday.

Visit Relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. T.

Paullins spent Sunday in Winterset with Mr. Paullins brother, William Paullins. On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Paullins went to Ryan, la, to visit at the G.

M. Paullins home. Several improvements have been made on properties this fall The Charles Estle and Mrs. Ellen Manning homes have been painted also the house occupied by Clifford.Allen. The interior of the postoffice has-been-newly varnished and -painted-and the wood work' on the outside of the Masonic building.

was to. Mr. and G. M. Paullins of Ryan on Oct.

The baby has been named Lohnie Lee. J. J. Beik shipped one car- -of stock to Chicago on Tuesday. Mr.

and- Mrs. R. H. -Braunlicn of Davenport and Verner Bjork of Oakville were guests' Monday and Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Bell. Mrs. Braunlich is a sister and Mr, Bjork a brother of Mrs. Bell. Mrs.

Fred Westbrook and' Mrs. Elmer Gochanour of Grandview spent the day Tuesday with their aunt, Mrs. Jessie Letts. David Stineman was a visitor Monday at the home of Mrs. Jessie Letts.

Mrs. H. Ralph Cross spent Wednesday with Mrs: Carl The Caves qf the Thousand Buddhas are located near Tua- Huang, China. They are. cut into solid rock -lifts and have served as Buddhist shrines for more than 1500 years.

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