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PAGE SDL THEHUMBOLDT REPUBLICAN, HUMBOLDT, IOWA Tuesday, Sept. 22, 1931 GILMORE BAPTISTS CELEBRATE ANNUAL HARVEST FESTIVAL GILMORE CITY, Sept, The local Baptist church held their annual Harvest Home Festivn last Sunday, September 13th. Thi morning sermon was preached a. eleven o'clock by Rev. J.

A. Jen sen, D. D. of Harlah. At noon dinner was served In thu basemen of the church to approximately two hundred and eighty.

The afler noon sermon was preached by the Rev. J. Anderson of Humboldt Lunch was again served In the church basement followed by th B. Y. P.

U. serflce lead by Howarc Hanson. Dr. Jensen again preach ed at eight o'clock. were pepole here from Newell, Alto, Humboldt, Bradgato and Harlnn, Ixidtes Aid Elects.

The members of he Ladles Ale society of the local Methodls church held their annual election of officers at their rgeular meeting In the church basement las afternoon. The election resulted as follows, president Florence Whlttlesy; first vice president, Mrs. Fritz Peterson; second vice president, Mrs. Earlo Day; secretary, Mrs. Ethel Harrison; and treasurer, Mrs.

Edd Dodson. Daniels Reunion. The annual reunion of the family was held Sunday September 13, at the home of Emmet A. Daniels of Qllmore City About eighty persons were present, the towns represented being Forl Dodge, Webster City, Williams, Lundgren, Sac City, Esthervjille, and Gilmoro City. After a prgoram was presented.

Dr. A. 0. Hall, of Webster City, gave the address of the day and Mrs. Angle Taylor gave some interesting reminiscences.

Several musical numbers were given by those present and the program was concluded by the entire group singing some old songs. E. A. Daniels and Hazel Daniels were reelected president and secretary. It was voted to hold the next picnic in Dolllver's park In Fort Dodge.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knudson and family returned to their home in Harlan last Wednesday after a several days visit with Mrs. Khudson's father, Maurice Christenson. Mrs.

Fannie Belt returned last Sunday from a three mouths visit at the daughters, Mrs. Arthur French and Mrs. Allen Uhl homes in Wis. Elma Kohl left Tuesday of this week for Sioux City, where she is studying music at Morningside college. George Dumond who has been operating the City Bakery for the past couple of years, moved to Pocahontas, Friday of last week.

Stanley Knoll returned Thursday from Milford and Lake Oko- bojl, where he has been spending the summer. Mrs. Sarah Knoll left last enrouter to her home In MIs- soula, Montana, after a two weeks visit here at the home of her son, C. C. Knoll and family.

Ellen Lorenzon who has been spending the summer here at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Addle Van Alstlne, left last Saturday for her home In Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Louis M.

Dresse and family of Webster City, attended the Labor Day celebration here and visited at the Frank Paine home. Mack Paulson returned to his home here last Wednesday after spending several dyas In the Black Hills of South Dakota. Hayes left Saturday for Fort Dodge where she has secured employment. Virginia Neel will leave this week for Columbus, Missouri, where she will enroll as a freshman at Christian college. Mrs.

E. S. Marshall was hostess to the members of the Crochet Club at "her homo Isat Thursday afternoon. Mrs. 'Lyman Beers returned last Tuesday from Gettysburg, South Dakota, where she has spent sev- erla weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Howard Barlowo. Mr. and Mrs, Earlo Hunter of Minneapolis, spent the past week as the guests of their uncles, Ben Kydd and Jack Hunter. Mr. and Mrs.

U. N. Blankenburg of Spencer, spent the week end here with her Bister, Mrs. Fred Hersom. Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Jefters of Omaha, were week end guests in the Dr. and Mrs.

Charles L. Jones home. Loretta McCormick and her sister, Gertrude, accompanied by Martha Skipper, arrived last week from El Paso, Texas, for a visit at the parental Pat McMormick home. A large number of the local Royla Neighbors spent Saturday afternoon with the Bradgate lodge. Mrs.

Cash Warren enjloyed a visit from her brother, Will Hays, of Yankton, South Dakota, lait Sunday. The Mothers-Teachers club sponsored a home made ice cream social Saturday evening. The social was held on the lots north of the Standard oil station. Home made ice cream, cake and coffee were served. Charles Jones left Wednesday morning of last week for Cedar Rapids, where he will enter his senior year at Cos College.

Don Benoit and his uncle, Dick Gaughn, left Tuesday for Chicago after a short visit at the homo 01 Mr Mrs. Ollie Benoit. Mr. and Mrs, L. E.

Dolder accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heseer of Humboldt, spent the past weke end with relatives a Sobeka, Minn. Mrs. Tony Mason and daughter and Mrs.

Helen Fargo and Mrs Nettle Brown, epent the past week camping near the Bradgate bridge Jack Cavanaugh of Spencer spent Monday of last week at th home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs Will Cavanaugh. from Garner last week for a shor Charley Schissel drove down visit at tthe borne of bis parents in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Will Campbell.

Greta Rice has accepted a post tion in a doctor's office in For Dodge, while the regular Stenographer is enjoying a severe weeks vacation. Rev. and Mrs. P. Larson entertained tbe following Baptist ministers in their home during tbe past week: Rev.

P. Grarup oj Denmark; Rev. Broboua Of Des Motoea; Her. and Mrs. J.

of Newell; Rev. J. Anderson ot Humboldl; and.Rev and Mrs. Breddahl Peterson ot Rochester, New York. Mr.

and Mrs. George McMnhon of Fort Dodge, spent Sunday here as the guests ot her sister, Will Green. Dorothy Cavanaugh ot Port Dodge, spent last week end at (he parental Will Cavanaugh Katherino Rogers left lust Sunday for Cherokee where she will attend Junior college at Mount Si. Mary's. Mr, and Mrs.

K. Fellwork nrrlr- ed lost week from Stnux Glfy for a visit at the home of the parents, Rev. and Mrs. F. C.

Larson. Maurice Chrlstenson and tlaush ter, Dena, drove to Irene, South Dakota, last week where they rls lied at the home ot Mrs. L. Tnomp son. Sydney Downey ot LlTormore spent Monday with her mother Mrs.

Maria Downey. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Anderson and daughter ot Mason City, Sundya with Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Warren and Gladys Warren. Blythe Day of Cushlng spent the week ond with her mother, Mrs Emma C. Day. Mr. and Mrs.

Barney Uiinge and family to Charter Oak, spent the week end at the home ot Mrs. Rungo's parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Doerlngsteld. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Plsel and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. C. Plsel drove West Bend, Sunday, spend the day at the home of Rev.

and Mrs. H. I. Pharo. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Daniels and daughter of Sac City, yislted over he week end at the home of the 'ormers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Smmett A. Daniels.

Mrs. Kitty Beers left Sunday for edar Falls, where she plans to keep house two of her children, Sterling and Elizabeth, who Mrs. S. L. Horsman ot Plover, spending several days at the tome of her daughter, Mrs.

Earle Day. Mrs. Ben Gerdes and son wont to Des Moines, Monday, to spend several days visiting friends and relatives. Frank Greenland accompanied his sons, Roy and Clarence, ias gone to Iowa City, where the 'ormer has entered the University lospital for medical treatment. Mrs.

Lawrence Shimon who recently underwent a operation at Mercy hospital at Fort Dodge, was brought home Tuesday. Stanley Knoll left this week for Ames where he will enter his second year of college work. The members of the Y. W. club met last Thursday afternoon at he country home of Mrs.

Gerald After a social afternoon a tray luncheon was served. Dr. E. S. Marshall and Pete Lawson returned Tuesday evening last week from Omaha, where hey had taken Rosetta Marshall nd Edna Hanson who will enter he University of Nebraska hos- ital to take a course in nurses raining.

Miss Winnefred Watkins and innls Topllff left last week fro edar Falls, where they will attend S. T. C. the coming year. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Dodd of Wlnnebago, Minn, a nine ound boy, Monday, Sept. 14. The members of the Needle raft Club met last Thursday af- ernoon at the country home of tfrs. Martin Chrlstenson.

Several from here attended the uneral of H. G. Mason held In Jumboldt, Saturday. Mr. Mason the father of E.

E. Mason of place. Burial was made In torbel Valley Cemetery here. Air Line AIRLINE, September laach spent most of last week his daughter, Jeanetto, who remains In the hospital, eanette became worse Sunday nd Tuesday night she had an op- ration for mastolds. She Is still critical condition but they have opes for her recovery.

Mrs. n. Beals was surprised thirty-live members of the Vorth While AVorkers Club came her homo Friday noon with bas- ets, where thyo enjoyed a pot- uck dinner. Neoma Hanson resumed her jachlng duties for a few days last eek and Monday was taken ill gain with hay fever and asthma. Mr.

and Mrs. Ivan Telller and ioward, Neoma Hnnsen and Mr. nd Mrs. Fred Hanson and family vere visitors" of Jcanette Maach in he Fort Dodge hospital last week. Cora Hauck accompanied Mr.

nd Mrs. Arthur Ernst and Ruth Algona Sunday where they were dinner guests with Mr. and Irs. Russell Hodges. Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Johnson and family were Sunday evening upper guests at the Fred Hansen lome. Mr. and Mrs. George Lee and amily were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. P. M. Endahl. Mr, and Mrs.

Ivan Tellier and Howard took dinner Sunday at the parental Charles Howard home. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hansen and family joined several other fam- lies from Humboldt, in Algona on Sunday, where they enjoyed a picnic dinner. GOLDF1ELD PARENT- TEACHERS TO OPEN MEETINGS THURSDAY Northeast Avery NORTHEAST AVERY, Sept.

The members of the P. A. C. met at Bicknell park in Humboldt last Tuesday aftrenoon as Mrs. Chris Jacobsen was unable to entertain at that time.

After the usual Dusiness meeting a social afternoon was enjoyed with a pot-luck luncheon served in conclusion. Jens Jensen spent last week end with his sister and mother at Bricelyn, Minn. They accompanied him to Minneapolis for a visit with Josle Jensen and to attend the Minnesota state fair. Mrs. Leon Watson and daughter were Monday visitors with Mrs.

Harry Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shelgren attended the fair at Algona. Wednesday.

Mrs. Chris Jensen spent Wednesday and Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Albert Nelson. Mrs. Walter Schluter and children and Mrs.

Richard Shelgren were Monday visitors at tbe Harry Jensen borne. Mrs, Andrew Nelson entertained tbe Lutheran Ladies Aid at her borne last Thursday afternoon. Tbe pupils of North Valley school surprised their teacher. Miss Myers, Monday with a shower of gifts and a luncheon la honor of ber birthday. Mr.

aiad Mrs. Afb'ert Jensen visited at the parental Harris, borne In Saturday evening. GGUDFIK.UX The first niPMing oif st-luxi! for As- school house ThnrsdAj- The in a well Is tlon at this rnw'tivus thp new srul oM Officers who will frrvf ihc T. A. this y-Mr are president.

Yarwwrl; rioo prcsl ilMH, lUsInsKT. serro- tra.v, Manrino Thomas: treasurer. FYanrls Formrr Archie Taft. a former resident here some forty years passed away at his home In Seattle, Wash. Tuesday, Sept S.

Mr. Tatts death was very sudden as he suffered an attack of heart trouble from which he foiled to recover. The deceased Is survived by his aged widow and three children, two daughters and one son of Seattle. Funeral services and burial were held nt Seattle, Washington. lias elm 11 Team Wins.

The local baseball nine met and defeated the Livermore nine on the letter's diamond Sunday with a score of 5 to 4. Fryslie and Whyto formed the local battery for Sundays game. The feature of the game was a long home run by Madison of the local nine. Birthday Parties. The A Fa-Na-Lo camp fire girls held their regular meeting at the afternoon.

Following the meeting home of Betty Stevenson Tuesday Mrs. H. Stevenson served a six o'clock dinner In honor of Betty's sixteenth birthday. Mrs. Wm.

Larson entertained a of twenty boys at her home Monday afternoon in honor of her nephew, Merle Johnson's tenth birthday. The afternoon was spent playing games, after which refreshments were served. Mrs. F. H.

Kelly entertained a group of twenty girls in honor of tier daughter, Mary Lou's, ninth birthday Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was spent In playing games after which a two course supper was served to the guests. Auxiliary Sleets. The Auxiliary ot the U. P.

church held a work meeting at the church parlors Friday afternoon with over fifty in attendance. The afternoon was spent in piocelng quilts for charitable work. At the close of the meeting refreshments wore served by the committee. Huptists Entertain Teachers. The congregation ot the Bap- church entertained the teachers at the church parlors on Frilay evening with a large' delegation of the church members and all teachers present.

A program and social evening was enjoyed by those present after which refreshments were served. Missionary The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. T. A. Knight Friday afternoon with seven members present to enjoy he lesson "Teaching Children to The October meeting will held at the homo of Mrs.

AV. H. Mantle. Roy Conway a student vetorin- irlan who has assisted Dr. F.

H. Celly In his parctlce this sum- ner spent the past week at Du- nont, whore ho had charge of the Dr. Joseph Lerdal parctlco. Harriet Whyte visited friends at Ames the past week. Mr.

and Mrs. II. E. Pride and wo children and Mrs. J.

M. Montgomery ot Ames, were callers in own Saturday. Pearl Madison accompanied Joe Sykes Alton, Sundya, where uhe vlll visit several weeks. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Sykes of Alon, spent the week end at the pu- Fred Miuliso nhome. Floyd Pulmateer returned to Chicago the latter part of the veek following a weeks visit at he parental C. A. Palmateer loino. Mr.

and Mrs. R. It. Jones who accompanied E. R.

Foster of Webster City, on a trip to Yellowstone National Park, returned Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, R. B. Martin and children visited at the Clarence Zincer home near Hampton on Thursday.

Mr. and'Mrs. B. J. Beck left on Wednesday for Elmore, where they met their son, Richard Beck and family of Lanesboro, and John Beck of Elmore.

The three families left Thursdya for a weeks fishing trip in northern Minnesota. Hoy Hansen is serving as rural carrier on route one during Mr. Beck's absence. Jean Wiser who teaches the Matt Nelson school attended the teachers meeting at Humboldt on Friday. The C.

T. U. held their regular monthly meeting at the hinge of Mrs. McCutcheon on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Jennie Kennedy had charge of the lesson.

Mrs. Walters who has been vis iting at the Hartsock home returned home at Des Moines the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Amphfer and Mrs.

Clara Clue of Waterloo, visited at the A. Clue home on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. H.

H. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. E. M.

Jones return ed Saturday from a two weeks visit at their former borne in Central Illinois. Martha Kabele of Dows, spent the week end with home folks. Mrs. Jennie Rlley of Webster City, and a former resident here will give a series ot readings a( tbe Methodist church here on Thursday evening. The program will be given under the auspices the Womans Home Missionary society.

Mrs. R. L. Jones spent tbe pas week at the Will Kelling home a Ceylon, Minn. Dr.

and Mrs. F. H. Kelly and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Paine at tended the Kossutb county fair a Algona, Thursday. George Madison ond family Fort Dodge, visited relatives here Thursday evening. Jennie Larson returned Thurs day from Detroit, Mloh. 4 Elmer E. MeCallum, Ho BJornson, Harry Inners, A.

A. Me Curry and Ellis McCurry attended the state plowing contests which were held near Cherokee Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. G.

Braden and children returned Friday evening from a ten days visit with relatives In Chicago. Ruth Troyer who recently received a masters degree has ac- a position as music Instructor In the State Teachers illeKO at Madison, South Dakota. Howard Stevenson and Marjorle Uullschor spent Sunday at the C. J. Anderson home nt Elmore, Mln- Harold Nelson spent the week nt his former home at Story city.

Mrs, Mnpgle Wllcox of Rocktord, 11.. Is a guest ot her cousin, Mrs. V. S. Freiu'h, this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Francis ot Madison, are spending the veck nt the parental W. H. Frances home and with relatives and riends hero.

Born to Sir. and Mrs. Albert teed a nine and three quarter lottnd son Friday, September 11. le has been named Robert Russell. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Gangsead and son accompaned Mr. and Mrs. iVm. Brewer ot Eagle Grove, to Vnterloo, Sunday, where they reallves and friends.

Word received hero by rentivea rom Mr. and "Mrs. B. L. Clarke tatod they were at Corpus Texas, and would in all probablli- go on to California.

The high school baseball nine vill open the fall schedule with a ame with the strong Burnslde nine on the iatters diamond on 'hursday afternoon. Mrs. Clarence Jergenson and wo sons spent several days the Irst of the week at the Dorsey louthard home. The Womans Foreign Mlssion- ry society met at the home of essie Hartsock on Thursday with large number present. The les- on of "The Message of Steward- hip" was led by Mrs.

F. C. Mose- ey. The annual election of (Beers were held at this meeting. Mrs.

D. C. Sloan of Cedar Rapids, as a guest of her sister, Mrs. R. Calkins, several days last eek.

Eva Keith left Tuesday for Oma- where she spent several days ttendlng the national postmasters onvention. Clifford Bosworth is quite ill this time with infection. Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Keith and aughter of Garner, visited at the arental D. H. Keith home on unday. Arlin Halverson and Blanche leichter left Tuesday for Min- eapolis where they will enroll as tudents at the Northwestern Bible chool.

Mrs. Martin, a missionary from Vfrica, gave a talk of her work at IB Baptist church Wednesday venlng. Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Matheson nd two daughters, Maxine and 'auline, motored to Rochester on unday where Maxine remained to nroll in nurses training at a ospltal in that city. OBITUARY Gudman Jergonsen was born 5, 18GO, to -Jergen and ulia Olson at Stavanger, Norway, Ordal Sogn, and passed away his home in Dayton township Monday night, September 7, hav- ig reached the age of seventy- ne years, one month and two ays. In March 1891, Mr. Jergensen as united In marriage to Julia Vnderson and to this union four- een children were born: Ben of pirlt Lake; Mrs.

Howard Larson, lardy; Jess, Vincent; Grant, Eagle rove; Clarence, Goldfleld; Leonrd, Clarion; Stella, James, Cla- tce, Bernice, Violet and Rezetta 1 lat home. Two children of this ulon passed away in infancy. Besides his wife and the ch1l- reu ho Is survived by one broth- Ole, also of Dayton township, Urty-threo grandchildren, two rout grandchildren. The services were held Thursay afternoon at 2:00 p. in.

at the Vest Side Lutheran church in liargo ot Rev. LJostvert and inter- lont was in the Rosehill cemetery Eagle Grove. Dakota City DAKOTA CITY, Sept. Irs. Fred Share and daughter re spending a few days with rela- Ives at Dayton.

Stuart Ulrich left Friday for Dows where he has employment fler spending a few days visiting ils parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ulrich. Mrs.

S. H. Newbrough and ephew, Mr, Elmer Anderson left louday for Clarinda, where" they will attend the funeral of Mr. Anderson's mother. Merle Neel who has been spend- ng some time at the Cecil Neel xome near Renwick, returned home the last of the week.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel bucker of )skalossa, visited over Sunday at he home of their daughter, Mrs "Yanz Lowder. Mr. and Mrs.

Adam Sinn and tlrs. Edgar Lonning and children of near Livermore, are visiting at Hillsdale, 111. Mr. and Mrs, John Roland and children moved Saturday into the Urs. Cora Sande house in the southeast part of town.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Joenks and lamlly moved Saturday into the Whlpple house in the east part oi Mrs. C. B.

Erlckson Is spending some time visiting her son, Elmer Brickson and family, at Alber Lea, Minn. Mr. Logan Sheeley who has been visiting at the home of his daughter In Dennison, returnee Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Altman and children of Osage, are visiting i few days at the parental Paul Alt man home. Beaver BEAVER, September Eisler spent Wednesday in De Moines. Mr. and Mrs. p.

0. Tabor enter tamed at dinner Sunday the Vern and Claire Welch families. Mr. H. Welch of Marathon and the F.

Kramer family. Mr. and F. Kramer an family spent Friday evening a the Harry Notestine home near Hardy. Members of the Bert Bayers Otto Weise and Robert Kuner families were ill several days with stomach flu last week.

Mr. and Mrs, Hermanns Flem mis and. Mr, aad P. O. Tabo were callers Monday evening the Albert Van 1 riest home.

BODE G. A. STORE TRANSFERS STOCK TO CORNER BUILDING BODE, Iowa, September C. A. Sauer of the I.

G. A. Sauer Market moved his grocery and meat stock from the old meat mar- et to the corner store which Is iwned by Attorney Jaqua of Hum- The building has been jalntcd and renovated with now Ixtures and awning. The Sauer amlly lives In the rooms up- talrs. for Infant Son.

The funeral of Donald Duane ngobrltzen, the two-months-old nfant son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver ngebritzen, was held at their ome Thursday afternoon, Rev. E. 3.

Haavlk offlclating. Interment vas made at the Lutheran ceme- ery. Andrew Brodalo who has been Islting here returned to his home i Latlmer, Friday. Mrs. Dlxon of Fort Dodge, vls- her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. H. Hanson, the latter part of the 'cek. Helmer Hanson accompanied by Dscar Grefstad attended a hard- 'oro men's convention at Algona, 'hursday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Norman of are visiting her mother, Mrs. Amanda Aure, and Is parental home at Algona. Mrs. Alfred Knudsliem of Mln- eapolls, Is visiting at the Rasmus home.

The members of the Bode pub- school faculty enjoyed a picnic the Call Park at Algona, on hursday evening. Mrs. Ralph Strabley and chil- ren concluded their visit with er mother, Mrs. Helga Under- erg, and returned Saturday to her ome in Toledo, Ohio. Mr.

and Mrs. Wicker of Ren- Ick, were Saturday callers in ode. Chris Rossing will spend the inter with his daughter, Mrs M. Quill and family at Waco, Texas. The Rev.

M. B. Quill came Wednesday to accompany him to his home. Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Holland and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Arne of Eagle Grove, were Friday visitors at the G. P. Arne home.

Madeline Sauer left the first of the week for Iowa City where she will enroll as a Widen at the State University. Mrs. Ida Slme of Forest City, is visiting her daughters, Mrs. J. B.

Ophelm and Mrs. Andy Olson. Mrs. Watson left Sunday morning for Los Angeles, where she expects to make her home. She will visit relatives at Lincoln, Nebraska, and Denver, Colorado, enroute.

Eddene Pederson and Martha Hallanger took her as far as Lincoln. Mrs. Nols Bergtvedt of Emmetsburg, Is visiting at the Arne home. Mrs. Bobby Stamper of Gilmore City, visited her brother, Leo Kinseth and family, this week.

Mrs. J. P. Jenson was hostess to the Woman's Federated Club of Bode, Friday afternoon. The club has been enjoying several month's vacation and began the season's meeting Friday.

Chris Ottosen visited friends at Bode enroute to his home In Ottosen having been employed at Clear Lake for some time. and Mrs. Ernest Olson motored to Luck, Wisconsin, the forepart of the week to visit relatives. Bernice Holden enrolled Monday at Waldorf college at Forest City. Mrs.

Francis Kinseth of Iowa Falls, came Wednesday for a visit at the L. L. Kinseth home. Born September 8th a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Magnus Bratland, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Helmen and son drove to Mason City, Saturday, to put in his order for holiday goods.

Lucile Lansing went to Des Moines Thursday where she enrolled as a student nurse at the Methodist hospital. RENWICK CLUBS OPEN FALL MEETINGS AFTER SUMMER ADJOURNMENT RENWICK, September After the summer vacation the Woman's Club and Fort Nightly Club held their first fall meeting Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Henry Geigel was hostess to the Woman's Club and Mrs. C.

A. Richardson the Fort Nightly Club. Mrs. Henry Eastman was hostess to the Boone township womans club last Wednesday. Mrs.

Henry Eastman was hostess to the Boone Township Womans Club last Wednesday. Mrs. John Karleski entertained the W. C. T.

U. Thursday afternoon. Packard Itennton. The Packard clan held a picnic at Smith park Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Packard of Sioux City. Mr. Packard lived with his parents near Lunl before the twon of Renwick was built.

Out-of-town guests were: Mr. Art Packard of Eagle Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loobey of Gold- fleld; Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Bonnest- er of Corwith. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Witt and baby of Storm Lake, were Sunday guests at the parental Henry Bloom home. Mr.

and Mrs. Morehead Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Verle Morehead and baby of LeMars, visited at the Will Fisher home from Friday until Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pinny of Humboldt, were visitors Sautrday evening at the Will Blesle home. Elton Denning of Lowvllle, New York, visited over the week end at the Harold Saxton home. Mr.

Denning is a cousin of Mrs. Saxton's. and Mrs. Sam Klasle and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Anderson and Bernrad and Floyd Anderson visited the Ledges state park near Boone, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Packard left Monday evening for Elkhart, to spend the winter with their daughter, Ruth. Julia Heggen visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. C. N.

Olson and family at Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Packard, Mrs. Eva Paqkard and Mr. and Mrs. Will filesie and daughters vis- ied Sunday evening at the John Butsler home In Fort Dodge. Jake Friday of Montlcello, Wisconsin, Is visiting relatives here this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Dave Crawford of Estherville, visited at the Lee Norder home Tuesday. Mrs.

Howard McCurry accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. George Keister of Goldfleld, drove to Hackensach, Minnesota, Saturday, for a weeks fishing and to see Mr. McCurry who has been north the past month during hay fever season. Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Packard, Mrs. Eva Packard and Mrs.

Will Blesle visited the Grotto at West Bend, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Saxton and daughters attended the fifty-fourth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Marcellus ot Humboldt, Sunday, Mrs. C. H. Scott and Mrs. Madson of Goldfleld, were visitors on Thursday at the Henry Geigel home.

Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Castleman of LuVerne, visited relatives here Sunday.

Gene Hotter.returned Friday from a six weeks visit with her brother and family at Rapid City, South Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trumbul of Arnolds Park, Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Carpenter of Mankato, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stuart of Elmore, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Josie Brown. Mrs.

Ray Saxton of Hardy, was a visitor Monday at the Harold Saxton home. Kindly Photographs seldom do us justice telng fortunately tempered with (Ata.) Herald. HIGHWAYS and BUY-WAYS Everyone welcomes good roads. There is a sense of freedom in the knowledge that we can travel far and wide with comfort, speed and safety. Good roads are a they offer a challenge, too.

Modern automobiles and modern highways exert a great influence upon buying habits. They might even tend to build up one community at the expense of another, but for one important transport trade in either direction impartially. MERIT Merchants of Humboldt are meeting the challenge of good roads squarely and fearlessly. Well they know that trade goes where it is invited and stays where it is well treated. Any advantages which the larger city may claim in luring trade are more than offset by the enterprising merchants in the smaller city.

The-knowledge which he alone has of customers' needs and desires enables him to serve them with unrivaled efficiency. Ease of in time and transportation cost freedom from trafic congestion and parking weigh heavily in favor of the local market. About the only advantage his big city brother can boast is larger sales volume, and even that will be eliminated through co-operation with and from the buying public. With your aid in building volume, your merchants can reduce costs surprisingly? Savings thus effected will be promptly and cheerfully passed along to customers in the shape of constantly lowered prices. Let's all work together and make the prosperity of our community keep pace with the imprpvement in Iowa's highways.

These Merchants Pledge You Their Whole-hearted Co-operation JE3NNINGS BROS. THE ELECTRIC STORK OTTO, C. NELSON LAUNDRY 0. H. DeGROOTE MOLANPER CENTRAL CAFE JOJJN SAMPSON SARQH SCREEN 1ATTERY ELECTRIC STATION HARPY CLEANING CQWPANY MCGREGOR os.

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