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1 i PAGE SIX THE SERVICES HELD FOR MRS. OLE GREFSTAD AGED NINETY YEARS BODE, IOWA, July 29--Funeral services for Mrs. Ole Grefstad, aged ninety, were conducted from the home at 1:30 and at St. Olaf's church at two o'clock Saturday. The Rev.

E. C. Haavik officiated. Interment was made in St. Olaf'8 cemetery.

Pall bearers were: Olaf Hans Christiansen, John Martin Helmen, Chris Nordile and Andrew Johnson. Relaives and friends from outafeterarelier ntiended Johnson the and funeral daughter, Jeanette, Mr. and Mrs. Hanscold. Mrs.

Belle Gerng, Mra. Anna Gjefle, Mrs. Claton Kelly and Theodore Glineall of Waukon; Mrs. Albert Hanson and Mrs. J.

K. Hanson forest Chy; Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Olson of Thor; Dr. Wallace, Mr.

Coffin, Olo Hanson and daughter, Tillie, and Mr. and Mrs. Wooster of Bradgate. Gudbior Gjetle was born Nordro Land, Norway, March 14. 1841, Her parents were Mr.

and Mirs. Ole Raagaarnd. She came with her parents to county in 1567. In 187: sho was united in marriage to Ole G. Grefstad.

The couple lived in the East Paint Crook settletnent near Wankon until 1550. At that time 1bye moved unto a farm they had bought in Bomboldt county near Bradgate. In 1593 they moved oil the farm and became residents of Bode. Mr. Grefstad died October 15.

1917. Mra. Grefstad was the fother of three children, a daughter, Anna sultafled in 1918 at the age of Two sOnS. Daniel and Oscar, both of Bode, survire her. Sho also has four grandchildren.

Mra, Grefstad has enjoyed good health until quite recently. The last confinied eighteen months she bas been to her bed. Despite her age and bodily weakness sure remarkable active mentally. Her memory was especiully fine for 80 old A person. With the passing of Mra.

Grefstad one more has gone from the rauks of the sturdy plous pioneers that settled here and built the church. Sunbeams Meeting. The Little Sunbeam Society held an onjoyable meeting in the church parlors on Saturday afternoon served by Mesdames Pete Lansing and Ted Monson. Those assembled enjoyed this program: vocal trio, Juane, Roberta Ann and Garnet Skaugstad: poem, Alice Lomen; playlet, "Glass Houses" by Lois Torgerson, Laila Rangvend, Lillie Underberg, Orva Lansing and Jeannette Kinseth; piano solo, Orpha Opheim; reading, Ada Gullixson. Attend Eles Funeral.

These out-of-town relatives were present at Frank Ries funeral on Friday afternoon: Mrs. Lena Alexander and son, Arthur, and Juel Larson, and Mr. and Mrs. Ole Maage all of Thor; Mr. and Mrs.

Bennie Bakken of Algona; Mr. and Mra. McDonald of Garrison; Mr. and Mra. Henry Ries and daughter, Isabel, of Rodman; Mr.

and Mrs. Emil Welter and daughters, Ethel and Blanche, of Livermore; and Mr, Livermore; and Mra, Ernest Logue of Mr, and Mrs. Cell Welter of. Bradgate; Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Welter of Ottosen; Miss Kate Ries of Dos Moines: and Mr. and Mrs. John lies of Dubuque, Mr, children and of Mrs. Don Lindsay and Chicago, came the latter part of the weak to visit her brother, Miss L. 0.

Kinseth and family. Olga of St. Paul, is spending her vacation here with her brother, Leo Kinseth and family, ed Miss her Bethel Mitaven has resignposition at L. O. Kinseth department store and left Tuesday for San Diego, California, where she has secured a position In a drug store.

Mrs. Ed Pederson a28d SOM of Hardy, and Melba Hougen of Hayfield, were over Sunday visitore at the Andy Jobuson home. Misa Gladys Aashelm who has been attending summer school at State College at Mankato, returned home Friday. Mr. Mrs.

lialdor Hanson and children of Clarion, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hulvor Hanson, Sunday. Their little daughter, Alice, rewalned for 3 longer visit with hor grandparents and ther relatives. L.

M. Gangstend, assistant pharmacist Gungstead and Helmers drug store, and his wife, left Sunday on a vacation the parental home at Indepeudence, Mrs. Olut Olson and Miss Alma Olson visited their sister, Mrs. Henry Anderson and family, at Duncombe, over the week end. Mrs.

E. M. Lewison of Canton, South Dakota, was over Sunday visitor with. her brothers, Oscar and Herman Gullixson. Claudine Halverson is visiting her uncle, Haldor Hanson, at Clarion this week, her Miss visit with Orpha Lomen concluded her uncle, Oscar Lomen and family, Saurday.

Her cousin, Gladys Lomen, accompanied her home for a few days visit. Mra. Ole Clave returned home the latter part of the week from Sac City, where she visited her sister, Mrs. Fred Stenzel and famIly. Miss Edvina Espe of Los Angles, California, arrived Saurday for several weeks visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. O. P. Espe. Mre.

Art Christianson and children who have been visiting with Mr. and Mre. R. E. Skaugstad and children, have reurned to their home in Chicago.

Several courtestes were show them during their stay here. They were entertained at Dr. P. W. Qualleys and the H.

T. Underberg home at Humboldt, Dr. White to San Diego, Callfornia, was a week end guest at the 0. P. Espe home.

Mrs. Ralph Srabley and children of Toledo, Obio, came Wednesday for a visit with ber mother, Mre. Helga Underberg, Sunday they left for Humboldt to visit her sister, Mrs, Wilbur Nelson and busband. Mr. and Mra.

Henry Sexe of Dakota City, were Bode caller on Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Oliver Blakestad and daughter, Mrs. Ristad and husband and childre all of Lyle, visied former Bode friends Thursday.

Mrs. Blakesad will be remembered A8 Lova Williams who grew to womanhood fu this HUMBOLDT INDEPENDENT, HUMBOLDT, And Mra. R. V. Shape of Goldfeld, and Mrs.

Harry Hasbrouck of Goldfield, eleven grandchildren and one great grandchild, two sigters, her twin sister, Mrs. R. H. Lester of Goldfeld, and Mrs. Alice Bell of Council Bluffa, three brothers, Edward of Littl Rock, ArkanSAS, Sherman of What Cheer, Iowa, and Albert of Traverse City, many other relatives and friends.

Relatives from out-of-town tending the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hawk of What Cheer; Mr.

and Mrs. Joel Briney of Sac Cits: Mrs. Alice Bell. Mrs. Bert Johnson and daughter, Geraldine of Council Bluff's: Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Davies and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Larsen Clarion: Mr. Mrs.

Wm. Wiggins of Eagle Grove: Mr. and Mrs. lay Yahnke of Webster City; Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Sayre of Hartley; and Mr. and Mrs. I.

N. Shirk. Mr. and Mrs. John Price.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swab, Mr. and Mrs. I'nul Shirk land family.

Mrs. Birdine Shirk. Mrs. Dora Shirk and Mr. Howard George at Grundy Center: Mr.

and Sirs. J. N. Coffer of Des Moin4: ned Mr. and Mrs.

P. F. Shirk and Harold of Linn Grove. Mrs. W.

W. Morrison :111 two 5015 of Los Angeles. spent wast week the home of F. M. Clansen.

Mrs. Morrison and Sirs. Clausen are sisters. Dre. Vera Madden of Omaha.

Nebraska, and Mrs. C. M. Gridee of Noines, are, spending alto week at the Jas. L.

parland home. W. A. Ollie and children of Manchester arrived here Friday for a visit at then home of Dra. Agnes Whyte with other relatives of this vicinity, Miss Greteben Farmer of Storm Lake, days the past.

week at the George H. Whyte home. Newton Freeman and Miss Ferno Richardson were Des Moines visitors Friday. Newton Freeman has made arrangements to enroll at Drake University this fall. Mrs.

Marie Kettleman of Cleveland, Ohio, visited at the H. C. Pinkham home on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

L. P. Stevenson and son visited at the C. J. Anderson home at Elmore, Minnesota, Sunday.

Word has been received here by friends that Airs. M. C. Rucker of Gladstone, and a former resident here, was operated 011 Saturday for appendicitis. George Donaldson of Mason City, spent the week end with relatives and friends here.

Mrs. Miza Gerdes, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T.

Christenson and children of Dayton, Ohio, arrived here on Sunday for a visit with relatives and friends in this vicinity. Mr. Christenson was formerly connected with the bank. Mr. and Mrs.

J. R. Potter of Jefferson, were guests at the Jas. L. Darland home on Sunday.

Miss Agatha Gerdes who has been visitin gher brother, Walter Gordes, for the past two weeks, reutrned to her home at Winslow, Nebraska, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer C. Short and children of Storm Lake, visited relatives and friends here the past wook.

Mrs. W. H. Carse who has heen visiting relatives and friends in this, vicinity for. past six.

weeks left Tuesday for her home at Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pinkham and two children of Cedar Falls, attended the funeral of the ers grandfather, D. McCallum, on Saturday.

Lincoln Wadsworth of lowa City, called ON relatives friends here Sunday. Mrs. Hal here several weeks returnod Wadsworth who has been ysiting with him. Miss Lend Geigel. of Renwick, visited the home of Mrs.

C. H. Scott several days the past week. Mrs. F.

M. Clausen entertained a group of ladies at a bridge parly at her home Tuesday afternoon in honor of her sister, Mrs. Morrison of Los Angeles, California. Six tables were in play during the afternoon with Mrs. Forest Christenson playing high score and Mrs.

S. W. Pinkham playing second high. Out guests Were: Mesdames Forest Christenson, Ed. Paine and Richard Vander of Eagle Grove.

Dainty refreshSoon meats were served by the hostess at the close of play. Mr. and Mrs. Arbuir McCutcheon of Traer, visited relatives here several days the past week. Mrs.

Penn Eckles of Britt, spent the past Week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cutcheon, and with other relatives and friends in this vicinity. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. llelback an eight and one-halt pound dourhtor on Friday, July 17th. She has beon named Alma Trula, Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Short and two daughters Margaret and Dorothy June, Mias Mary Ellen Callahun of Paxton, Illinois, Mrs. Hattie Dininger of Laclude, Illinois, were recent vialtors at the W.

H. Short und A. W. Moseley homes. Mrs.

F. Buswell and two daughters of McIntyre, epent several days the past week at the R. Jones home. Ashly Shoon of Minnesota, 1s visiting relatives and friends In this vicinity. The Junior Congregation of the Presbytorian church anjoyed a supper at the Renwick park Tuesday evening.

Twenty-five members accompanied by Rev. and Mre. R. M. McCrackeu and several assisants enjoyed the picnic which 18 held quarterly.

Mr. and Mre. L. A. McIntyre, Dr.

and Mre. C. C. Baldus and 801, Kenneth, returned the drat of the week from a ten day outing at Hubbard, Miun. Mrs.

Mary Boaver, Mra. Carl Moser and children of Vincent, lled on friends bore Tuesday. Mrs. Thurlow Drake of Wilmington, California, visited relatives and friende hero several days the past Mra. Drake was formerly Miss Gertrude Beaver of this city.

Mire. H. 1. Pride aud children of Ames, were cullers here Weduegduy. Mosdumes A.

H. Cunningham aDd V. B. Farmer eutertalued 4 group of ladles from here at the Btorm Lake Country Club on Wednesday. Those spendiug the day us gueste were: Mesdames Frunk Stevenson, W.

E. McGowau, Geo. H. Whyte, Curl Anderson, J. S.

Whyte, IL. L. Cunningham, meth Whyte, A. A. Blewett, Raypard Richardson, Misses Harriet and Murgaret Whyte.

Other guests included: Mrs. W. A. Oltille of Manchester, and Mrs. Gertrude Tuesday, August 4, 1931 the locality.

hardware Mr. Blakestad business was in here number of Fears ago. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Howard and bables, of Humboldt, vialled the parental Roberg home latter part of the week.

Mr. it. M. Olson of Latimer, was familyer Sunday visitor with his Mrs. Malom of Eau Claire, and daughters of Milwaukee, Mrs.

Stuart, Ole Malon and Albert Rundberg of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, returned home Wednesday after a visit at the Nelg Holms home. Mrs. Malon is a sister of Mrs. Nels Holm. Ell Rolland of Melroy, who has been visiting at the G.

P. Arnes returned home Wednesday accompanted by his little daughter, Martha, who has been visiting here. Mr. Rolland expects to return soon to help care for his G. J.

Arne, who recently, improving. suficred a Ile is Mrs. Minnie Williams and daughtor. Manche. and grandchild.

Martonne, Estherville. visited her sister. Mrs. Julia Watson, and her brother-in-law. I.

Kinseth, on Wednesday. Hans Christianson, Johnnin Christianson and sister, Pima, were week end visitors with their Mrs. Henry Volz and family at Arnolds Park. Lucile Her1: 1 who has been visiing at the Volz homo accompanied them homo. Oscar Hoganson of Los Angles.

California. arrived Tuesday visit friends at Bade and Livermore. Dr. and Mrs. T.

M. Livingstone and Mrs. 15. L. Watson visited Mrs.

Raldwin at Rushven, Sunday. Dr. Livingstono was in partnership at ono time with Dr. Baldwin. Dr.

Baldwin died a few years 1150. Mr. and Mrs. I. B.

Lomen, and daughter left Sunday for Lenghy, to visit his sister, Mrs. George Lillo and family. Wanda Knutson, daughter of Mrs. Ted Monson, was taken ill Friday and Sunday she was taken to the hospital at Fort Dodge for medical treatment, Mrs. T.

M. Rossing is staying at Fort Dodge with her mother, Mrs. Nunamaker, who 1s a patient at the Mercy hospital. Mrs. Nunamaker is critically ill and all her children and husband are with her.

LANDLORDS PURCHASE THRESHING MACHINE FOR USE OF RENTERS RENWICK-HARDY, July 29- Landlords, L. Crittendon of Humboldt, P. D. Butler of Fort Daniel Ithodes also of Fort Dodge, purchased a threshing machine last week in Port Dodge for their renters. Amos Myers, Peter Burgh, and J.

R. Johnson and son respectively. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thomp8011 of McCullesburg, called at the Lloyd Hanson home south of Hardy, Wednesday forenoon.

Mr. R. K. Albee and children of Renwick, visited with relatives at Eagle Grove, Sunday. Maurico Myers who 19 employed in the office of the mayor at Boone, has been visiting at the parental Amos Myers home near Hardy, J.

M. Steffa and daughters, Mary and Geneva, of near wick, left for Iowa City Sunday evening where they will seek medical advice. Miss Evelyn Pletcher, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Plether, of near Goldfield.

has been staying at the home of her sister, Mrs. Carl Kelling, near Renwick, the past week. Melville and Stanley Wilson. sons C. Wilson, and Kenneth Robinson, 801 of Mrs.

Ralph Block, all of near Renwick, called ut the John Stela home near Renwick, Sunday afternoon, Mr. A. E. Albee and Wayne and Elva Albee, of Engle Grove, Friday at tho Kenneth Albee spent near Renwiek, to assist with the threshing there. Maurice, Bolty and Robert Myers, and Vinas Wimber, all of south of Hardy, called at the John Steffa home near Renwick, Friday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burgh, J. lt. Johnson, Mr.

Mrs. "Bud" Johnson, VInus Wimber, und Ralph Johnson, all of near Hardy, spout Thursday evening at the Myers home a south of Hardy. Mra. Ole Tjelle and children entertained company from Joliet, 111., last week. Mrs.

Gustavo Arne and son, and Mrs. Joseph Torkelson of near Renwick, called at tho R. K. Albee Friday aftrenoon. Mr.

and Mre, Dallas Wimber and family day of Des Moines, cujoyed several camping by the river in Humboldt. Dallas Wimber and Don children worked sugar beets for farm Shonkwiler on the Dolllyer south of Hardy last summer and were welcomed by friends in this community, They started home Saturday forenoon. Vivian and Boyd Myers, children near of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Myers of Hardy, are visiting friends and relatives in and around Boone and Ogden.

They plan to spend two weeks there. Air Line AIR LINE, July 29-Mr. and Mra. Peter Sorensen and and Mr. and Mire.

Harold Larson family, and, Jerry, joined fifty other reintives in the Goldfield park they enjoyed the family reunion whore the Sorensen clan of Mrs. Russell Giddings Sunday. underwent au appendix operation Itt Fort Dodge and will return homo the end of this week. ting along She is getYoung very nicely. Mra.

9. house from while Birs. Chicago, Is keeping Giddings 19 away. Mr. and Mra.

Ivan Tellier Howard, Were Sunduy dinuer aud, guests at the Charles home fu Livermore, Howard Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weisse and granddaughter, Lelia Dentson, and were Banky of Lu Verne, Mr. and Sunday Mre. dauer guests with W.

D. Hauck. Esther Zewan days with sister, speuding Mre. H. few D.

Hauck. Mildred Audergon, uurse. was called Saturday utterregistered to take care of Will who has been very in Dakota City, daughter, Ethel, Sayer's 111. Mr. and Mre.

Jeug Jeuseu of days Peterson, in the were Carl Benz several week. home last THRESHING RUNS ARE COMPLETING WORKTEA FOR MISSIONARY GOLDFIELD, Iowa, A large number of the threahing runs have been completed in this vicinity and it is expected practically all will have completled this their week. work by The the usual latter run part ot oats In this locality WAS from twenty-fire forty bushels per acre. All oais were short in weight. weighing from twenty-two to -nine pounds to the bushel.

Miss Alta French Honored. The Ellen McLaughlin Circle of the United Presbyterian church gave an informal tea at the church parlors on Friday afternoon with about sixty in attendance. The was in honor of Miss Alta French who returned on year's furlough revently from Egypt. where she has been :111 instructor in a girl's school. The following ram was presented: quartet, Mesdames Barbara Moseley, R.

1. (. I. Scott, Miss Jeanwte Metleery, accompanist, Miss Brty1 G. Keith: welcome.

Mrs. R. 1.. solo, Miss Jeanarcompanist, Mrs. Scott: music by quartet: pantomine.

and His characters, Misses Wislet Harrie: reading. Whate and Mrs. Eataylo Barbara MeMuseler; solo. Miss Jeanette Me(leery: whistling solo. Miss Betty G.

Keith. A social hour was enjoyed by those present. following the program, after which refreshments were served by the momhers of the eirete. Pastor on Vacation. Rev, and Mrs.

R. M. McCracken left Monday for their annual month's vacation. They expect 10 visit relatives in Nebraska and also four several weeks in the western states, No church services will be held at the United Presbyterian church during their absence. Sunday school will he held will be in charge of the assistant superintendent, Howard Stevenson.

Defeat W. I. Team 3 to 1. The local kittenball team defeated the W. H.

Co-operative OIl team of Badger, on the latter's diamond on Monday evening by the score of 5 10 1. game proved very interesting 10 the many spectators present. Griffith on the mound for the locals held the Badger team to two hits both by K. Olson, while the locals only garnered three hits off the offerIngs of B. Knutson, Badger hurler.

Freeman proved the hitting star of the locals garnering a home run and walk in three times at bat. Whyte was the only other local to garner a hit Frank J. Grifith. Frank J. Grifth was born in Goldfield, lowa, March 8, 1860, and died at the home of his son in Goldfield, July 25, 1931, aged 71 years, 4 months and 17 days.

In 1869 he moved with his father to 8 farm near Kellogg, attending school and growing 10 manhood at that place, June 8, 1881, he WaS married to Mary Elizabeth Hitt of Kellogg. To this union- was born one BOD, Rupert. The home ties were broken by the passing away of the wife and mother, February 27, 1891. In 1897, Mr. Grifth moved to a farm in Pierce county, Wisconsin, living there until 1906.

At this time he came 10 live near Goldfield and moved into town about 15 years ago, He became a member of the Methodist church at the age of nineteen and continued his membership until attending until prevented by failing health. Mr. Grifth is survived by his son, R. P. Griffith of Goldfield, a stepdaughter.

Mrs. Ervin 1. Meachem of Washington, three grandchiland many relatives and friends, Engagement Announced. Mra. G.

H. Whyte, Mrs. Ray Cunningham. Mrs. Will McGowan land Mrs.

Earl Anderson Were hostesses at a nautical breakfast 011 Tuesday morning honoring Minx Betty Whyte, an August bride. The affair was held at the G. 11. Whyte home where the guests were seated at quartette tables each table having a miniature sea ILA A centorpiece. Tho place cards were tiny sea shells with the name of the guest inseribed on them.

A three course menu carried out in the seafaring scheme, was served by Loulse Anderson and Agnes Ottillo dressed 19 sailor boys. In the nut cups were small capsulos containing slips of paper which announced the approaching marriage of Miss Betty Whyte and Joe Pojman 011 August 31st. Entertainment consisted of music between by Miggey Alice May and Miss Agnes Ottilla and a feuturo dunco by Agues Ottilio. Out-of-town guests wore: Mra, Will Ottilie and duughtors of Manchoster, Mrs. Elliott Severlod of Dows, Mra.

Bob McGowan of Ronwick, Gretchon Farmer of Storm Luke, and Merran Henry of Pitteburg. Mrs. J. M. Shirk.

Huttio E. Lowls, tho daughter of Albert and Mary Lowly, WEB born In Mahaska county, Iowa, Novembor 19, 1860, where sho spout tho carly years of her lite. She passed away after being bedfast six months at the of her daughter, Mra. J. N.

Coffey in Des Moines, July 25, 1931, being 04 yours, 8 months and 6 days old. She united with the Church of Christ at the age of seventeen of which she remained a true and falthful member until her death. She was vulted in murriage to Jesse M. Shirk, October 4, 1894, at liartley, Towa. fu March, 1890, sho and her husband moved to Wright county where they lived two sluco the time and for the past years thoy bave resided at Goldfleld.

To this union three children were born, one son and two daughters. She was a devoted wife and mother, 8 kind generous friend always thinking of the many things she could do to help others. She was loved and respected by all who knew her and will be greatly missed by frlends and relatives far and near. During her Illness of tthe past three years she always patient and bopeful, never belleving her case to serlous. She leaves to mourp her loss a devoted husband; one 800, Paul, of Grundy Center; two daughtore, Mrs.

J. N. Coffey, of Des Molues, Beaver Drake of Wilmington, Callfornia, who are visiting here. Mra. E.

A. Clue And daugher, and Miss Louise Anderson returned Wednesday from a several days visit at the home of Rev. and Mra. D. M.

Simpson at Lake Park. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Boehnke hare rented the residence known as the H. Martin house and wilt take posscastion his week.

Immediately following the hand concert Wednesday evening Whyte Son Implement company presented moving picture on the south side of the store. The free movie was well attended and showed the advancement of farm machinery. more especially the development from the reaper 10 the present way of harvesting the small grain in a much easier and quicker fashion. Bernard Hashronek has resigned 38 Drs varrier and Richard Shackelferd has arcepted thh position. Richard began work the first of the week.

Mrs. Tillie Zincer and daughter, Mildred. of Dodge. are spendseveral weeks with relatives in thi- a.cinity before moving to their frow home at. Estherrille where the is an lustructor in the horis of that city.

Miss Whyte spent the with friends in Chi- The schoolhouses of Liberty township have been receiving their repairs and fresh coat of phin: preparatory to the September, opening of school the first of laves Black who is employed by the lowa Health Commission spent the week' end at the D. M. Stenhens home. Miss Helen Reck spent the week end with Miss Mildred Nervig near Hardy. Mr.

and Mrs. Franz Rausenberger of Cedar Falls, spent the week end al the parental J. B. Henry home. Miss Morran Reury spent several days with mother, Mrs.

N. M. Henry, the past week. Miss Henry who is employed in the "Communiyt House" heat Pittshurg, was enrout to trip thru western states. Rev.

R. M. McCracken was A Clarion visitor on Friday, The following from out-of-town attended funeral services held for D. McCallum on Saturday: Mrs. D.

D. McCallum and son. Keneth, of Des Moines: Mr. and Mrs. B.

F. Thompson of Chariton; Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Colie of Ames; Miss Janet. Sinclair of Humboldt; Mr. Mrs. C. H.

Pinkham and children of Cedar Falls. Mr. and Mra. H. H.

Jones visit.ed relatives at Ames, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kennedy of Eagle Grove, are rejoicing over the arrival of a ten pound son, born Monday, July 27. The daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. A. A. Herrick Des Moines. visiting at the home of her grandparenta, Mr.

and Mrs. S. W. Pinkham. Miss lone Maheson of Spencer, is spending the week at the of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. home Matheson. Devere Agard of Toledo, Ohio, arrived here Sunday evening for A two weeks risit at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Agard. Mr. And, Mrs. Geo.

Madison and children Fort Dodge, spent Sunday at the parental Fred Madison home. Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Clue motored to Waterloo, Sunday, where they spent the day. Mrs. Clue remained for several days risit. Dr. and Mrs.

F. H. Kelly and children spent Sunday with relalives and friends at Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs.

J. R. Arteberry and granddaughter, Mercedes Atteberry, and Miss Gillette of Missouri Valley, spent Sunday at the Earl 11. Nelson home. Mr.

and Mrs. R. Shakelford and children of Algona, were guests mi the W. S. Shakelford home Sunday.

A daughier, Eva, remained for a week's visit. Mrs. Joe Caslman and daughter of Williston, North Dakota. were week end guests at. the R.

R. Jones home. Penn Eckles and children of here. Mrs. Eckles who Britt, spent Sunday with relatives week here returned home with them.

John Leland of Pennsylvania, spent several days the past week at the Olaf Lonning home. An infant child of Rev. and A. Brownlee of Rockwell Cly, Mrs. was buried here on Monday afterer pastor 'of the local Baptist noon.

Rev. Brownlee was a A formchurch. West Maple Grove WEST MAPLE GROVES, Iowa, July 29-Lee Nellie and Gordon DeGroote were Fort Dodge visitora Sunday. Miss Lorena Nowsome spent Thursday at the Glen Tubby home. Walter Johnson of Humboldt, was A Thursday visitor at the Chris Jacobsen home.

Miss Kather Askland spent the week at the James Resabek home. Mr. and Mrs. N. C.

Origer Estherville, were visitors at the Frauk Cook home this week, Mr. aud Mrs. Grant Hoffman were visitors in Minnesota over the week end. Miss Eunice DeGroote spent over Sunday with Virginia Dunker in Humboldt, Mr. and Mra.

Clarence DeGroute, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert DeGroote were Sunday afternoon vialtors at the Grotto in West Bend, and also called at the Ross Vaux bome. South Maple Grove SOUTH MAPLE GROVE, July 29-Clark Crun, Ardis Stoebe and Blythe Bair autoed to Spencer ou Weduesday evening after Kuthryn has beeu visiting fu the Fred Hedge homo. Blythe Balr remalued for a visit.

Bernadiue and Beverly Schultz speut a few days with their couslu8, Elvira, Elaine and Lois Laursen. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Edge and sows and Dorothy Zion enjoyed picnle with the Art Schultz tamily near Hardy. Mr.

and' Mrs. L. N. Luurson were. Sunday visitore in tho WIllam Laursen home.

Mr. aud Mrs. Floyd Blowker and Donna Lop, were callers in the Art Ernst home Sunday eveulug. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Neileen attended 4 baseball gaze at Corwith Sunday evening. CELEBRATES THIRD BIRTHDAY ON MONDAY; M. E. CIRCLE RUTLAND, lowa, July 29-On Monday afternoon A number of relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mrs. Chris Bonde to celebrate her seventy-third birthday.

Following a social time her daughter, Mrs. Christiansen served a fire-thirty dinner. The out-oftown guests were: Mrs. H. Snitkey, Mrs.

F. Baldwin and mother, Mra. Magdalene Nielsen, Mrs. Hellen Andersen all of Humboldt: Mrs. Low Sarscard and daughter of Minneapolis; and Miss Lena Sanhow of near Bode.

Entertains Bradgate Ald. The members of the Rutland M. E. Ladies Circle entertained the Bradente M. E.

Ladies Aid in the church basement Wednesday afternoon. Following 211 interesting program the hostesses served 2 luncheon. There WAs 3 large latiendance in spite of the fact that many were compelled to remain Rome on acerant of threshing. P'eter Gran chipped four cars of hops to Tama. Saturday evenina.

The Partners Shipping Association one car of hoss 10 ChiSaturday evening. Peter Cran accompanied them in. Mr. and Mrs. Marvel Howell and family of near WOT I Sunday visitors here at.

the parental Jack: MieDonald home. The Messers Russell Johnson and Bari Davenport left. Monday for Rochester socking men1. Mr. and Mrs.

Kurt Tuickert and son and the former's cousin Will Nielsen of Fort Dodge. visi1ed Sunday afternoon at the Bonde Christiansen home here. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rristol entertainco the latter's sister and father of Albert City, Tuesday.

Mrs. Hore and children of Rolfe, called Tuesday evening on father, Julins Hansen, who has bedfast for some time. Mr. Piney of Spencer, called on his friend C. Bonde here Tuesday afernoon.

Mr. Boothroyd of Los Angles, California, called 011 friends in own a few days this week. Mrs. Henry Snitkey of Humboldt, and Mr, Mrs. Edwin Ganghen of Chicago, were Thursday afternoon risitors at the A.

Christiansen home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martens and daughters of Chicago, autoed here Thursday for a week end visit at the Mike Madsen home. They left Monday for Minnesota where 1they will visit Mrs.

Martin's sister betore, returning to their home. Nielsen entertained A few neighbors and friends Friday afernoon in honor of Miss Sanbow who has been visiting friends here the past week. Lee Brown spent a few days the with relatives in Estherville, Miss Leone Arent and mother autoed to Fort Dodge, Thursday, where the former had a minor operation preformed by Dr. Martins. Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. Dodd and children autoed to Silver Lake, Minnesota, Sunday, and joined other relatives for a picnic. Miss Ella relatives Dodd who has been visiting and friends at Winnebago the past week returned home with them. Miss Fern Ferris was an over nite guest Sunday with her triend, Miss Verona Fuller, at Eagle Grove.

Miss Verona Fuller was absent from her duties at the Rutland Cafe here a few days the past week while visiting al Lake Okoboji. Kermit Cran of Cedar Falls, was An over Sunday visitor at his homo here. Mr. and Mrs. O'Conner were Sunday visitors at West Bend.

Mrs. Lee Brown and son, Billie, returned Saturday from a three months visit with her mother in California. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Johnson of Algona, and Mr.

and Mrs. Forest DeGroote and family were Sunday visitors at tho parental S. S. Johnson home. Mrs.

Art Deibler and children of Chicago, were visitors at the Murry Bair home the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim O'Conner of Newell, have been saying the Tom Ferris home here the past week. Mr.

O'Coner is selling roofing in this vicinity. They left Monday for Sioux City. Mr. and Mra, 11. R.

Jergens and baby dinner of Pocahontas, were Sunday guests at the parental Ray Caryl home here. Mr. and Mra. Lyman Gates 1'e- turned Monday from Iowa City where they attended summer school. Those from her who attended the Danish Lutheran Ladies Ald In at the Humboldt, Thursday afternoon, Mra.

home of A. Jacobsen, Mrs. Chris Katie Odgaard Nielsen and daughtera, and Lena Sanbow. Mra. John Schrieber and Mra.

Lawrence Schrleber spent Monday at the parental Elmer Schriber home nera Bode, assisting with threshing. Miss Lucile Caryl epeut a few days the past week with her Mra, Raymond Hansen In aunt, boldt. M. and Mrs. Roy Raryl Sunday evening in Pocahontas spent with their daughter and family.

Mra. Raymer Heyem left Tueslow4 this week for the hospital In day City for medical treatments. Ottosen OTTOSEN, Iowa, July Miss Iota Satern has relurned to her a home In West Bend after spending mother, couple weeks vielting her grandMrs. Hundertmark. Misses Geuleve and Virginia ond Palmer of Reuwlek, spent the week Mr.

visiting their grandparents, and Mrs. G. I. Purdy. Miss Isabel Gregerson went Renwlek, Tuesday, where she will to spend and few days visiling auut uncle, Mr.

and her Nissen. Mrs. been Miss Violet Audersou who Hilma Cole, visiting her sister. at Newton Weeks Mre. returned home Tiesarsa Cari Forrester and Lei North who have been visitor Dakota tor test turned home Monday Miss.

Viola Forreater: Humboldt; will work for few Mra. diestar Peter of of Spring Valley Friday to spend a couple weeks her sister, Mrs. Henry Gregerson visiting her mother, Mrs. Movick and family. and family.

Theodore Truelson of Britt, Misses Muriel and Ruth Skiver spent the week end visiting with of Little Rock, arrived Monday to friends. spend a days visiting at the The community church held Van Buskirk home, there annual Sunday school picnic Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lang spent over in the state park in Algona, Sunday visiting at Yankton, South Sunday. Dakota, G.

1. Purdy spent Tuesday visMra. W. N. Nissen and daughter iting his daughter, Mrs.

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