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PAGE SIX THE HUMBOLDTREPUBLICAN, BtlMBOLDT. IQWA St. Joe Couple Honored on Wedding Anniversary ST. JOE, Sept. ana friends surprised Mr.

and Mrs. J. Weydert last week Monday night on their sixteenth wedding anniversary. The group gathered at the Nick Thllges home and went from there to the Weydert home In a body. The evening was spent playing cards and socially after which lunch was served.

Mrs. B. Devlne and Mrs. John Weydert were the hostesses for the ven- Ing. Take Revenge.

The St. Joe 'Cardinals took ra- venge from 'the St. Benedict nine last Sunday by defeating them 14 to 4 on the St. Benedict diamond. The pitching of A.

Klein and heavy hitting by his team mates proved too much for the losers. In an earlier game St. Benedict defeated St. Joe and now the series are and John Olson 01 Livermore, finished painting the barn and corn crib on the John Thill farm Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. N. Borman, and son were Sunday visitors at the Matt Bormann and John Kellner homes near St. Benedict. Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Brass and Mr, and Mrs. Mike Klscli were Sunday visitors at the Joseph Meurer home at AVesley. Mra. Metier will be better remembered as Josephine Brass.

T'he John Bormanns and the George Bormanns were Sunday visitors at the Alex Elschen home near St. Benedict. The Peter Thllges family were Bernard Benedict. Mr. and Mrs.

L. Furhmann accompanied by'Mrs. P. Thilges and daughter of Algona, and Catherine Sunday visitors at the Cnpeslua home near St. E.

Thul and A. Kllen were Thllges of LeMars, drove to New batteries for St. Joe, and E. Iin- merfall F. Erlckson batteries for St.

Benedict. Next Sunday the local team will cross bats with the Livermore nine at Livermore. Mrs. John Furhman, was ill last week. Marcella Thill returned to her homo near "Whlttemore Sunday after several weeks hero with her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Furhman, Sr. Catherine Thilges of LeMars, and Marcella Thill spent Saturday with Amelia and Adeline Erpel- dine. The Wm. Hammers spent Sunday at the Herbert Benge home near Bradgate.

George Lenertz and son Alvln Hampton Sunday to visit Sister M. Charlotte. Harry HInes left Saturday for Chicago to attend the World's Fair. Quite a nurabor ot St. Joe folks attended MEss.i<w» at Sacred Heart etuircfc to tJTurraori? last woek.

Thirteen fiswifs adoration wiis James Mrs-. Wm. Dei vine. Margaret ami Peggy Gales left Susttay Jor Chicago to attend the World's Fair and to visit relatives there and at Tech- ny. The John Thilges family ot West Bend, spent last week Tuesday with Mrs.

August Berte. Clarence Kllberg and two friends of Sprlngbrook, left Monday for home after several days visiting friends here. LIVERMORE S. TO OPEN GRID SEASON FRIDAY AT BELMOND LIVERMORE, Sept. first high school football game of the season will be played at Bol- mond Friday evening on the Belmond lighted gridiron.

Roepke, C. Baker, D. Baker, Beardsley, D. Scbultz, Knowles and M. Hood, veterans from last year's team are back again this year.

French, Hart, Hansell and E. Hood were lost through graduation. Open Club Tear. Both the Equality and Twentieth Century clubs begin their new club year this week. The Twentieth Century club meets Tuesday at the R.

H. Clark home, entertained by Mrs. R. H. Clark, Mrs.

C. Howard and Mrs. R. W. Beardsley, the calendar committee.

The calendar committee of the Equality club will also entertain the members of that club at the home of the president, Mrs. W. Hewitt, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. A.Left- ler, Mrs.

L. Behounek, Mrs. W. Hewitt, Mrs. F.

Conley and Mrs. A. Wilson are the hostesses. Harvest Home Service. son's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Jennings. Patricia Goodenough leaves Monday for Kansas City, where she will enroll as a freshman at Park college. their Harvest Home service at the church church Sunday morning.

The was appropriately decor- Pioneer Home Open to Club PIONEER, Iowa, Sept. Mona Ehmke, assisted by Kathe- rlno Connolly, entertained the R. F. 0. M.

club at her home Wednesday afternoon. As a feature of the meeting a flower show was held and many bouquets were displayed. Mrs. Ralph Richards, county chairman of Federated Woman's clubs, conducted the lesson on parlimentary law and closed the program by giving a reading. Plans were made for a dressed chicken sale at Humboldt, September 16th.

The next meeting of the club will be held at the homo of Mrs. Burboom when an exhibit ot antiques will be shown. Luncheon was served at the close of the afternoon. Daniel Dugan Chicago, who spent the summer with his brother Faber, has enrolled as a sophomore in the Pioneer high school. Last Saturday he returned to Chicago where his parents wanted him to go to school, but he came back Wednesday morn- 'MBfftffll'wn NUMEROUS GILMORE SOCIAL CLUBS MET DURING PAST WEEK GILMORE CITY, Sept.

Mrs. George Chesley entertained the Crochet club last Thursday afternoon. The time was spent socially after which a tray lunch was served. The Y. W.

club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lester Lynch. Refreshments were served at the close of a social afternoon. Members of the Needlecratt club met at the home of Mrs. Roy Greenland Thursday afternoon for their regular session.

The hostess served lunch at the close of the hour. Monday bridge club met at the home of Mrs. Hattie Dodson last Monday afternoon. Three tables were In play with Mrs. Black winning high score and Mrs.

Maher, traveling prize. Xowlyvcfls Honored. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shelgren entertained at a seven o'clock dinner last Monday evening complimentary to Mr.

and Mrs. John Wall whose marriage was a recent event. Out-of-town guests present at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson of Dell Rapids, S.

Mrs. C. B. Lewis and sons of Wheating, Wyoming. Charlvnrl Party.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wall will entertain their charivari party at a chicken supper in the Humboldt park Thursday night of this week. Roily Bothwell and Alfred Wolcott left Sunday to drive to San Diego, California, to visit relatives of the latter. Mrs.

Annie Crowe and son spent last week in Marshalltown visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Carlson. They were called there by the critical illness of Mrs.

Carlson, Mrs. Crowe's sister. Mr. and Mrs. H.

Hunter and Mrs. Wendell of Des Moines, spent the week end here with Mrs. Tillie Kennedy. Charles Murphy has moved his family and household goods from the Wright house to a house in the west part of town. June Kendall, who spent two weeks in Des Moines, returned the first of last week.

Ruth Lucas arrived Tuesday morning from Tarkio, Missouri, for a short visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. H. Porter and family. She left Wednesday morning. Lillian Rapp, beauty operator in Chicago, arrived Friday for a weeks visit with her mother, Mrs.

Annie Rapp. She also visited with her sisters, Monica and Frances Rapp, who teach in the rural schools In the Lizard and Manson communities. Postmaster C. C. Knoll and son Sterling drove to Sioux City on Thursday where they made arrangements for Sterling to enter Mornlngside college this fall.

Stanley Knoll, will enter Iowa State college at Ames again this fall. w- and. efit seV- year. ated for the occasion. Monday evening the Harvest Home supper held in the basement with the public invited.

The Happy Hearted class of the Presbyterian church met Tuesday evening of this week at the home ot its president, Patricia Goodenough. Arlene Jones conducted the lesson after which a social hour was enjoyed and lunch was served. Harry Smith held a. closing out sale Thursday, Sept. 4, at his farm north ot town.

The family Is moving to Colorado because of Mr. Smith's health. Mrs. A. Wilson, who returned to Sioux City with her daughter, Mrs.

H. Foster and family two weeks ago, returned home Friday. The Foster family drove here with her returning home Saturday. Dick Hewitt of Yamhill, Oregon, who has been visiting relatives here has gone to Elmore, to visit. Ruby Snyder of Worthington, spent the week end at the Charles Howard home.

Charles Howard and son are- spending some time at their cottage on Norway Lake during the hay fever season. Denis Zigrang has returned to Los Angeles after a month's visit with his son Harry and family. Mr.and Mrs. Louis Hackbardk of Lotts Creek, were Sunday visitors at the Mrs. Baessler home.

John Cunningham of Huniboldt, has workmen busy repairing the house he lately acquired in the north part of town. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Berryhlll attended a reception given for the mall carriers at Goldfleld Friday evening. Mrs.

H. Tillson, Wilfred and Cleora, in company of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trauger aud daughter of Humboldt, drove to Storm Lake, Sunday, where Wilfred enrolled as a freshman at Buena Vista college to begin a course In chemistry. Lewis French is visiting at the home of his father at Durango, Colorado.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Jones drove to Iowa City Friday returning Saturday. They entered their daughter Verlie, in the sanitorium at Oakdale.

Florence Hilbert, who spent the past year at Oakdale, has been released and is enjoying good health. She is staying with her parents north of town. A picnic was held Friday evening at the Log Cabin grounds in honor of Bernice Smith, who is moving to Colorado soon. Supper was served after which games were played. Edward Melavin arrived home Sunday from a hitch hiking trip to South Dakota and Colorado.

Mr. and Mrs. Hale Berryhill and children spent Sunday at the homo 'of bis sister at Duncombe. Margaret Jennings has arrived home after a summer spent at Lake Minnetouka in Minnesota. Mr.

aud Mrs. Morris Brogau and Dwight Brogau of Detroit, are visiting at the parental George Brogan home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robinson and baby of near Brudgate, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.

Robin- Pearl Doran returned to Detroit with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. W. Richardson where she will spend the winter. Enroute to Detroit they attended the World's Fair.

Mrs. F. McLaughlin and Katherine Connolly spent Friday in Des Moines. Mrs. Nell Graham of Rolfe.

is vislting at the home of her nephew, Guy Graham and family. Mr. and Mrs. F. Dahl of Waterloo, are visiting relatives in Pioneer for the past week.

Mrs. Rika Hinricks and son Fred and Mrs. Tom Collins attended the Manson fair Thursday. M. 'P.

Crowe and family of Emmetsburg, spent Sunday In Pioneer. Frank Loftus who had been visiting in Montana, enrolled in the Pioneer high school Monday. Mrs. Jack Ford will entertain the Pioneer bridge club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Vera Onnen spent the week end with her parents at Manson.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coleman ot Chicago, visited at the J. 0'- Hearn home last week. aturday from Staples, and emained for several days vlslt- ng fier "brother and wife, the Rev.

nd Mrs. C. Flesher, Mrs. Gertrude Black and daugh- er left last week to drive to Denver, Colorado, after having pent alx weeks at the home ot er parents Mr. and Mrs, Albert ff.

Freeman. Mrs. E. 3. Whtttlesey arrived ome Tuesday of last week from a everal days visit at Joliet.

111. nroute home she stopped at Chl- ago and spent several days at the World's Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Slegel and Helen Kaiser stopped a couple ays last week tor a visit elatlves and friends enroute home i Canning, S.

from Chicago here they had been attending the World's Fair. Rose McCormick of Ottumwa, pent last week visiting relatives ere and in Pocahontas. Mr. and Mra7 H. J.

Geerllng 'and nughter of Milwaukee, visited sev- ral days last week at the Dr. J. T. lambley home. Mr.

Geerllng Is Irs. Hambley's brother. The Rev. j. Huber and daugh- er left the first of the week for Vebber, after spending the end visiting friends here.

he Rev. Huber was a former pas- or of the Presbyterian church ere. J. I. Dolllver of Fort Dodge, poke at the local M.

E. church unday morning. Mr. and Mrs. J.

McBride and on left Monday to return to Chl- ago after tl visit at the parental E. McBride and George Kent omes here ana at Bradgate. Betty Jones returned Saturday rom Bradgate where she had pent tha week at the Noble HIgby nd Inga McCreary homes. Mrs. Tlllle Kennedy and son nd Mrs.

H. Hunter of Des Moines, pent Sunday in Pomeroy visiting he former's sister Ida Wendell. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hunter and on have returned home to Mln- eapolis, after spending the week nd at the Ben Kydd home.

Stanley Knoll, who has had em- iloyment at the Crescent Beach otel at Lake Okobojl during the ummer is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Knoll, before returning to his ollege work at Ames. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Rademacher pent several days last week at the ome of the former's mother, Mrs. Eva Radamacher. Dorothy Daniels returned last reek from Lehigh where she had pent several days visiting rela- ives. Mrs.

Ruth Peterson returned to xer home Westbrook, ast Wednesday after spending everal days at the home of her mrents the Rev. and Mrs. C. F. lanson.

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Franke of near Creston, came last Thursday afternoon to spend the week end.

with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bausserman.

They also visited in. Humboldt. Byron Rice and Roy Hocking went to Iowa City last Friday evening to bring home Alfred angestad, who recently underwent a major operation at the lospital. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Olson of Dell Rapids, S. IX, left by car for their iome last Wednesday, after having spent several days visiting Mrs. Olson's mother, Mrs. J.

A. Christenson and with Mr. Olson's WEST MAPLE GROVE WEST MAPLE GROVE, Sept Johnson and Lilliai Lindhart, Kenneth Johnson Clarion, and Naomi Hauge Bode, were Sunday evening call ers at the Forrest DeGroote home. Mrs. Nels Nelson of Rutland, is assisting at the Bert DeGroote home.

Mrs, DeGroote has been confined to her bed the past two weeks. Gordon DeGroote motored to Eagle Grove Monday afternoon to have his eyes tested. He returned Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Clark ot Eagle Grove, and Mrs. Mary Davenport of Humboldt, were Sunday afternoon callers at the Clarence and Forrest DeGroote homes. The Polly-Ann club were entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Evelyn Klevos. A social afternoon was spent after the business meeting, with lunch served in conclusion.

George of eral days last week at the home o1 the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs L. E. Jones', and with her. mother- in-law, Mrs.

Flora Scarborough of Humboldt. Earle Jones and family of Gow rie, spent Sunday at the home his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Jones.

Mrs. C. B. Lewis and two sons left last Friday for their home in Wheatland, Wyoming, after spend ing the past week at the home her mother, Mrs. Mena Christen on.

Mrs. Lewis came to atteni he wedding of her sister, Emm Chrlstenson and Jack Wall. The Rev. and Mrs. P.

C. Larso returned last week from a flftee day vacation trip to Dell Rapids, S. Omaha, Council Bluffs, -and Harlan, visiting relatives and friends. Helen Jones returned from Carroll the first of the week where she had visited at the Clifford Cavanaugh home. Mr.

and Mrs. N. P. Olson have returned home after having spent several weeks in the west. Alfred Gangestad returned home last Saturday after spending the past week in Iowa City where he underwent a major operation for the removal of an inward goitre.

He is recovering as well as can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Howell of Ellens- dale, visited a couple days of last week at the L. E.

Jones home. Mrs. J. E. Frank who has been Bradgate M.

E. League Meeting BRADGATE, Sept. The regular monthly cabinet meeting of the Epworth League ot the Methodist church was held on Thursday evening in the William Bowen home. Upon the resignation of Harold Dayton as chorister, Doris Dayton was chosen to take his place. At the close of the business meeting, reports from the various departments were given and refreshments served.

Plan Anniversary Program. The Rebakah lodge meets on Thursday evening, Sept. 21. Mrs. C.

Brandhoij and Mrs. Mary Buck Goldfleld will arrange a program featuring I Irwin. the anniversary of the founding of the Rebekah lodge. MINSTREL SHOW AT RUTLAND LAST WEEK DREW LARGE CROWDS RUTLAND, Sept. minstrel show produced on last Thursday and Friday nights by the Epworth League, drew large crowds for both performances.

Every member of the league took part In the show which was directed by Harold Grain. Farewell Parties. Mr. and Mrs. O.

C. Grain entertained Vera Vesterby, Kntherlne and Keith Gran, and Kenneth and Caryl, at a one o'clock dinner on Sunday in honor of their son Harold who left Monday morning for Mornlngside college at Sioux City. Mr. Grain wns also honored at a party given by the members of the Epworth League Friday evening. The party was held at the Grain home.

Edwin Paulson left the first of last week for Humboldt where he will takeover the management of the DX station at the top of the Johnston hill at the junction of highways 169 and 10. Chris Bonde spent Tuesday night at the Henry Snltkey home in Humboldt. Mr. and Mrs. Elchorn were called, to Linn Grove Friday by the death of the letter's mother.

Mrs. Roy Caryl took care of the children during their absence. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cockling and children of Pocahontas, spent last Sunday with Mrs.

Katie Porter. They were all dinner guests at the Laurence Bair home in Humboldt. Mr. and Mrs. Raymer Heyen were Tuesday afternoon visitors at the Lewie Fort home near Dakota City.

L. Woodard of Fort Dodge, spent Thursday in town visiting at the Tom Ferris home. Mrs. Vinessa Ferris and son Robert, and Mr. and Mrs.

G. C. Grain called at the T. L. Irwin home in Goldfleld Sunday evening.

Mrs. Roy Caryl assisted with silo filling at the Murry Bair home south of town. Emma and Minnie Stinson of Humboldt, were Thursday afternoon guests at the home of Mrs. Agner Christiansen. Mr.

and Mrs. Clark Gran entertained a number of friends Sunday evening. Andrew Arent, returned on Sunday from a few days visit in Omaha, at the Raymond Mulder home. Among those from Humboldt who attended the M. E.

League home talent play Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. L. Liudhart, Blanche Oxborrow, Francis Himrod and Dorothy Dodd. Mr.

and Mrs. Agner Christiansen and Joan were Friday afternoon visitors at the J. V. Lyle home in Humboldt Mr. and Mrs.

H. Clay and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Thronson of near Hardy, spent" Sunday at the parental Fay Ferris home. H.

M. Gatten of Humboldt, spent Thursday at the home of his daughter Mrs. Andrew Smith. Mr. and Mrs.

Hans Wallukalt and sons left Friday for an over Sunday visit with relatives in Perry. They returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G.

C. Grain re- reived word Saturday of the arrival of a granddaughter at the T. L. Irwin home at Goldfleld. Blanch Oxborrow of Humboldt, attended the play here Friday evening and visited over Saturday with her friends Miss Olsen and Miss Elliott.

Virgil Smi'h is assisting with silo tilling in the north run for Mike Gregerson. Peter Gran and Wbipple brothers shipped cattle and hogs to Chi- cago Sautrday evening. Clifton Caryl is assisting with I silo filling east of town for Mr. Uiddings. Donald DeGroote left last week for Iowa City where he has en- tered the University of Iowa.

Harold Grain spent Saturday in I visiting his sister Mrs. ot Ltvefmors, at ot Harry Tuesday etenrat. Kathryn Sofenseti was the week end ttoffl her tenemfcf duties at Corinth number flve. NORTH MAPLGROVE NORTH MAPLE DROVE, Sept. Myrtle, tnet, and At- vln Skow and Leone and Ronnie attended farewell party for Harold Grain Saturday night In Rutland.

Mrs. Walter Chrtstenson will entertain the St. Paul's Ladles Aid Thursday ot this week. Blythe Bair, Rutland 4-H girl, received word from Helen Swtn- ney ot Ames, that she should send three more jars of meat to Des Molnes making a complete collection ot meat and the jars will be sent to Chicago tor the convention this winter, Mrs. Matte Skow, Mrs.

Wm, Settler. Mrs. G. Solbeck and Mrs. W.

Chrlstensen attended the A. I. C. Kossuth county Mr Mr, and Mrs. Unmttttrtt.

Mr. Mrs, son, Mr, and Mrs, Twm Chrlsteh- sen of MumboWl, and Mr, Prod Jensen were guests ftt Ctreserson home Sunday night, the occasion being mrs. Gresterson's birthday. Mrs. Walter Jensen was a call- at the Urn Watson home Tues- Mrs.

A. of Bode, "accompanied by Harriot Show andl a group of friends went to Dodso to see the Mr. and Mrs. Anton Skow and expect to leave for DOS Moines the end ot this week whoro Miss Skow Is to have an operation Fort Sun- MYs. Cecil Leland of Humboldt.

were callers at uio Rasmus Jacobsen home Sunday evening. DAKOTA em DAKOTA CITY, Sept Leonard Miller, who has otM with his aunt Hattte Sherrott, has returned MM. Brio Lliutrott visited Sunday with relatives In Dayton, Mary Khlerlem visited Sunday with Ernest Hlnner and family at Dayton. Rorghll Sando Is spending some time at the parental Ben Sande Eunice Qruener visited last week with relatives near Hardy. Mrs.

Herman Kunert is quite 111 at ttila writing. Logan Shooloy Is spending some tlmo with relatives near Denlson. Mr. and Mrs. John Oruener en- tcrtnlned company from Hardy Sunday.

Deata Ernst Is spending some tlmo with her grandmother, Mrs. Mixry Ernst. THE SEASON OF BEST APPEARANCE COMMENCES Ferris Malcolm returned Monday from Ames where he has been visiting the past week. Mrs. Perry Lanning returned on Monday from Chicago where she has been visiting relatives and attending the World's Fair.

Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Higby with other Humboldt county rural mail carriers attended a.

house warming Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Stoakes of Goldfield. Marjorie Stoakes of Humboldt, The members of the I.

0. 0. F. lodge met Monday evening in their hall. Following the business meeting a watermelon feed was held.

AIR LINE AIRLINE, "Sept. Anderson left Tuesday morning for St. Lawrence, S. where she will visit her sister, Mrs. August Carlson and family for a few days.

Mrs. W. D. Hauck, Mrs. J.

Ernst, Mrs. A. Shultze, and Mrs. H. E.

Hauck attended the Lutheran Ladies Aid at the horrie ot Mrs. NORTHEAST AVERY NORTHEAST AVERY, Sept. 13 Glen Tubbs and children spent Thursday and Friday at the parental Scott home. Mrs. Henry Jensen and children aud Ruth Behrens were Tuesday afternoon visitors with Mrs.

Jensen's mother in Humboldt. Mrs. Richard Shelgren visited relatives in Rolfe and Gilmore City Friday. June and Betty Shelgren of Gilmore, returned home with her to spend the week end. Mr.

and Mrs. Archie Cook and children visited Mrs. Cook's people at Rochester, last week. Harry Jensen spent last Tuesday in Fort Dodge. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Day of Humboldt, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hoffman. The Helmer Shelgren and Harold Shelgren families of Gilmore City, were Sunday guests at the R.

Shelgreu home. Mr. and Mrs. Will Axelsen of Humboldt, were Sunday visitors at the Harry Jensen home. spending the past year with her daughter, Mrs.

J. D. Kelly, in southern Virginia, but who recently returned to Humboldt, spent the week end at the J. F. Bausserman home.

Julia Sinnett spent last week at MoGregor visiting friends. Harold Christian and family of Little Rock, spent last week visiting his uncle Tom Peters and family. Florence Whittlesey who has been confined to her home for some time is able to be out among her friends again. Virginia Neel of Cylinder, visited over the week end at the parental G. F.

Neel home. Miss Neel is teaching the third grade In the Cylinder school this year. Mrs. Bert Witt and daughters returned last week from a week's visit with relatives In Minneapolis, and Garden City, South spent Friday night with her friend Fred Hauck at" Livermore Thurs- Evelyn Bishop. Mra.

Anna Smith came up from Humboldt Thursday for a short visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Lora Dayton who has been suffering from hay fever for the past few weeks went to Duluth, Wednesday to seek relief. Donald Bowen is In Chicago visiting relatives and attending the World's Fair. Golda Hall went to Iowa Falls Friday for a visit over the week end at her home there.

Mildred King visited over the week end at her home near Ayrshire, Donald Hansell ot Hudson, called on friends here Saturday. Mrs. E. M. Zeman entertained the Queen Esther girls at her home Saturday afternoon.

Emma Hemerson was taken to the Lutheran hoapital at Fort Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Max Hlgglns of Fort Dodge, spent Friday at the home of their sou Gerrald Hlgglns and family. Lpuis Baldwin moved last week from the Reinders property to rooms in the Bull building over the Black cream station.

Dorothy Neel of Webster City, spent the week end at the parental W. A. Neel home. Mrs. Minnie Tlshenbauner came last week from Corpus Chrlsti, Texas, and is looking after property interests here and visiting friends.

Mr. and Mrs E. O. Cole of Marshulltown, spent last week end at tho home ot their daughter Mrs. A.

J. Reichman. Mr. and Mrs. F.

Flesher left early last week for their home in Indianola after spending Sunday at Ihe homo of the former's brother and wife, fhe Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Flesher.

Nora Dodds arrived last Dodge where she underwent an operation for a cataract on her eye. Oliver Kinseth and family of Ottosen, visited relatives here Saturday. Mrs. Will Brown, Mrs. A.

Hemerson and Noble Hemerson motored to Fort Dodge Sunday where they visited with Emma Hemerson at the Lutheran hospital. A. E. Olson returned Sunday from Oxfordville, where he had attended the funeral of an aunt. Mr.

and Mrs. L. S. Townsend spent Sunday with friends In Storm Lake. Harold Dayton went to Sioux City Monday, where he will enter Morningslde college.

Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Higby and Evelyn attended a picnic of the Higbys of Iowa at Webster City Sunday.

For the past year Mr Higby has been president of the organization and gave a paper on ihe Higby ancestry. day afternoon. After a short business meeting the lesson was discussed. Lunch was served at the close of the service with Mrs. F.

Hauck as hostess. Neoma Hansen is back teaching in the North Airline school this week. She is feeling much better at this time. Russell Giddings and family, Lester Giddings, Mrs. C.

Martens, Evelyn and Lillian, enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday at West Bend. Mr. and Mrs. John Hauck ot Livermore, were Sunday dinner uests at the L. A.

Hauck home. Nurse Mildred Anderson spent a ew days last week at the DeWlnt- home near Badger caring for Mrs. DeWinter's brother who was erioualy 111. P. K.

Larson and family spent Sunday afternoon at the A. Anderson home. Ralph Johnson Is quite ill at this writing. Marjorie Helvlck left Friday after spending a week at the Fred Hansen home while substituting as teacher for Neoma Hansen. lone, Eileen, and Doyle Davis were visiting their aunt Mrs.

W. H. Downey and family In Fort Dodge Sunday. Ed Anderson enjoyed the Kossuth county fair in Algona Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. M. Telller entertained Ruby Snyder and Kenneth Howard at dinner Sunday. Neoma Hansen was an all night guest of Mildred Anderson Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Ernst and Ruth took dinner at the parental W. D.

Hauck home. L. Hansen. and family joined several others on a picnic Sunday at Dows. Cora Hauck, Alda and Glenn Shultze attended the Y.

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