The Humboldt Republican from Humboldt, Iowa • Page 4

li 1 ti THE HUMBOLDT REPUBLICAN, HUMBOLDT. IOWA PAGE SEVEN SOCIETIES HONORED MINISTER AND WIFE AT THORJN FRIDAY THOR The three Ladies Aid societies of the-Thar and Trinity Lutheran churches entertained at a reception Friday evening at the Community hall in honor of the Rev and Mrs. T. B. Thorson on the occasion of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.

About guests were present. 250 The honored couple entered the hall to the strains ot Mendelsohn's wedding march played by Constance Moklebust. The following program was presented: song by a woman's chorus, musical reading by Mrs. B. Olson, solo by Valain Pederson vocal solo by Mrs.

E. Mosbo of Rembrandt, and a vocal solo by William FOBS. The Rev. T. J.

Sovertson of Eagle Grove closed the program with a talk and presented the honored couple with a purse of silver. Lunch was served by the ladles at the tables which were decoraTed with garden flowers, silver candle sticks, and blue tapers. The remainder the evening was spent socially. Bethany Circle. The Bethany Circle was entertained by Constance and Inez Moklebust at their home Friday evening.

The meeting opened with group singing followed by devotion by Rev. Thorson. During the business session it was de cided to give a Centennial program soon. Charlotte Larson served as pro gram chairman for the evening and the following numbers enjoyed: Esther Nelsen read two poems Constance Moklebust, played a pi ano solo, Cenetta Lenning gave a reading and Rev. and, Mrs.

Thor son sang a vocal duet. The pro gram closed with group slnglni and lunch was served by the! host esses. Mrs. E. J.

Mosbo of Rembrand spent Friday night at the home her parents Rev. and Mrs. Thor son and attended the silver wed ding party for her parents on Frl day evening, returning to he home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Helvick Lane, S. and Mr. and Mrs. Muckey ot Mapleton visitors at tho A. C.

He was Johnson. Elsie, Bessie and Oscar Johnson have returned home from a 6,000 mile trip through the west. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fuhr took heir son Kenneth to the Lutheran lospltal at Fort Doctge last) Thursday, where he had an operation or appendicitis.

He Is getting along quite well. Mrs. Fuhr rc- nalned there. Ida Hlllesland returned "Wednesday to her work in St. Paul after a few days visit at the Lewis Hil- esland home.

The Rev. and Mrs. M. L. Blake visited at the L.

A. Johnson home on their return from their wedding rip. They left from here Saturday for their home at Wlnona, Jinn. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Ersland and son Junior visited from Thursday until Sunday with Mrs. Ersland's parents at Cyrus, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hanson of ienwlck visited Thor relatives on Sunday.

nard Ferris returned Wednesday from a tew days visit with tho fdr- merit ulster in Walnut, 111. Walter Andrews of Lehigh vis- Hod Tuesday at the Andrew Arent home. The latter were school friends many years ago in Lehigh. 1 Mr. and Mrs.

E. Pavey and Mrs. Fannie Howell left Thursday for The neighbors and Wisconsin where they will visit the friends of Mrs. Mike Madsen gath- Art Pavey and Joe Phlsher homes. at her home Saturday and Mr.

and Mrs. Pavey will go on into helped her celebrate her birthday superior and visit other relatives. MIKE MADSEN HELP OBSERVE BIRTHDAY Following a social afternoon i ney will b-4 gone a week. luncheon was served. A number! Mr and Mrs VVllcox of Ann of gifts were presented Mrs.

Mad- Arl visited Wednesday sen. Loral R. Hev. Olsen. attended the Danish Lutheran meeting held In Eagle Grove a few days the past week.

He and his wife and children left Thursday for Council Bluffs where they attended a Lutheran conference over the week end. Mrs. Will Meaeham of Gllmore City left Sunday for her home af- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tokhelm andller a few days visit at the home family, in company with Mr.

and 1 ----Mrs. Dan Click and family from Uallendar and Mr. and Mrs. C. N.

Sill and family of Boone had a picnic at the Ledges State Park on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. M.

Boyer Visited Sunday at the Willis Heather- tngton home at Otho. Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Thompson attended the Wright county old settlers picnic at Goldfield Friday. Mr. and Mrs. G. E.

Campbell and daughter Genevleve of Des Moines visited Sunday and Monday at the Andrew Onerem home. Porter Boyer of Kansas City, has arrived here for an extended visit at the home ot his brother Charles Boyer. Ingeborg Nesheim has gone to Parkersburg where she will teach this year. Mr. and Mrs.

Olaf Tokheim and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tokheim went to Cedar Rapids Sunday for a few days visit. Billy Tokheim to his home there. Alvin Nesheim, Lynn Carter Burdette Olson and Victor Lothe left Monday for Forest City where'past week here.

of her daughter Mrs. Archie Cook and family. Helm returned home Tuesday from Iowa City where he recently sought medical aid. Webb Belcher and John Buckingham of Humboldt were town callers Tuesday afternoon. Bob Thomsen of LeCenter who spent a few days here visiting with Emery and Leo Christiansen left Saturday for his home In Minnesota.

Mr. and Mrs. Agner Christiansen and children Emery, Leo and Joan left Saturday for an over Sunday visit at the Allen Alcorn home in Fox Lake, Minn. Leone Arent left Friday for Eagle Grove where she is a member of the high school faculty this year. Mr.

and Mrs. N. Bakken were callers in LuVerne Friday. Mrs. Nels Nielsen was a Humboldt caller Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Fay Ferris motored to Fort Dodge Saturday evening. Their grandchildren Charolene, at the Hans Wallukalt home. Chils Bonde left Frfday for ttraugate where he will spend a few ilays visiting his sister Mrs.

Anna Kramer. Andrew Andersen and Raymer Heyem enjoyed a few days fishing trip in Wisconsin the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pavey and Mrs.

and Mrs. Andrew Arent visited Sunday evening at the C. W. Hanson home In Gilmore. Harry Bonde and son Burton of near Bradgate were in town Frl- Mr.

and Mrs. B. Goodell and Sharon of Fairfleld wei'ii Saturday overnight visitors at Fay Davenports. B. H.

Locke Sr. went to Laurens Tuesday to visit his sonClalr and family. Wednesday he was accompanied by Clalr and Bine Jr. to Iowa City where he underwent medical examinations and treatment. Jackie Paulson was host to eight little boys Saturday on the occasion of his eighth birthday.

Games were played and lunch erved, Mabel Blomker of Cedar Rapids spending two weeks vacation rtth her parents Mr. and Mrs. Blomker. Mrs. Chas.

Williams and daugh- duy. Bernice Madsen returned home Thursday from a few days vlsll with her friend Francis Porter in Humboldt. Carol Cran left Sunday for Cedar Falls where she will enter I S. T. C.

(From Another) The Rutland M. E. church is receiving a fresh coat of white paint. The trustees of tne church aided by Rev. McNuIty and severa others are doing the work.

Win dow glass has been matched, panes puttied and many repairs made ii the siding. Two coats of paint are being applied. Rollo Stearns spent over Labo: Day vacation with his family here Mr. and Mrs. Egon Kjeer wer Sunday dinner guests at Jens Sorensens.

Mr. and Mrs. Estel Anders ani family of Livermore spent Sun day evening at Paul Thorns. Martin Melsen of Humbold spent Saturday and Sunday at th they will enroll in Waldorf college. Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Thompson! had Sunday dinner at the H. B.

Thompson home at Eagle Grove. Mrs. M. Hanson of Des Moines arrived Sunday to spend a few days this week with her sister II. H.

Kolb of Askov, and Dickie, Pattie and Janice returned Harvey and Andy Jergens homes to their homes, having spent the Mrs. Veggo Beck spent Monda ast week here. with her'mother Mrs. Manda John Tom Ferris and grandson Bur- son. Mrs.

Leo Kinseth was Elected President of Bode Auxiliary BODE The annual meeting of: of Rockwell City spent the doutt the Ladies Aid was held Thursday holiday at the parental Ed Hoover stone HARDY annual Mack reunion was held at Twin Lakes on Sunday, September 4, with thirty- two members in attendance. Those attending were Mrs. Nellie Mack, Keith Brayton and Mr. and Mrs. C.

L. Mack of Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. John Mack, Mr. and Mrs.

Charley Ham, Mr. and Mrs. John King and Mrs. Feme Anderson and son, all of Somers, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Knudson of Lytton, Mrs. Minnie Ham, Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Mot- sick, Bobbie Hicks and Mr. nnd Mrs.

Hugh Baughman, all of Newell, Mr. Clyde Brueland and family of Cnllender, Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Mack and daughter of at the John Clroh home. Mr.

and Mrs. John Oroh nnd daughter who have spent a month touring the west, will rnturn to their home here this Friday. Mrs. Chas. Clnua and daughters were Sunday afternoon visitors at the David Logue home.

Esther Erdman of Henwlck Is assisting with the house work at the Mrs. Nellie Devine home. BREAKS BOTH WRISTS IN PALL DOWN 8tRP8 ITT HOMB A Clarion lady, Mrs. H. F.

Miller broke both her wrists and wat painfully bruised when she tripped and fell the entire flight of slept at the home of her sister, Mrs. L. B. Hetmer at Fort Dodge Sunday morning, August 28. She was taken to her own home era spent the week end at the pa- Fort Dodge, Mr.

and Mrs. Burton entnl Stanek home near of Dunins, Texas, Mrs. Edna Mr. and Mrs. W.

Schluter ami Kurtz ot Everett, nnd Lime higene and Wm. Hansen visited Main of Monroe, Wash, iunday In the Oscar Holden home, it was voted to have the reunion ear Bode. I at Twin Lakes next year also, on Kleth Cran and Carol Oleson tne Sunday before Labor Day. It made a business trip to Austin, rv ns also voted that the present of- Sunday. ficers be continued for next year.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cran and, The prC8iden Is Guy E. Mack of children visited Sunday with Mr. storm Lnkei v)co prcsl(lclUj Mrs -1 Mrs.

Kleth Cran. I Albert Knudson of Lytton, and Vrlene Nelsen spent several re Mrs lays last week with Marion and Hardy Mrs. Rasmus Olson and baby of nt Clarion, Rodman came Wednesday for a visit nt the parental Chas. Iianey' home. Robert Schaffer of West Bond began work Tuesday morning forj Verne Mangle.

Mr. and Airs. Miller Jensen nnil children and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hear your old friend, Jensen Sunday home.

John nil of Livermore spent' nt the Nick Sornnsen i Lattln Jr. of Dakota Mildred Thorn. ST. JOE W. F.

JF. Society. The Woman's Foreign Mlsslon- I ary Society was entertained at the home of Mrs. Will James on Friday afternoon of last week. spent Saturday nt the John Men-la home.

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burns of 1 Humboldt spent Sunday with daughter Mrs.

Andrew McrrlR. ST. J.QE The William Hammers have had their Texaco station remodeled and are adding a. line of groceries. They opened I Mr MrB Smith and their new business Monday.

Mr. 1 Mr and() MrT8 Charles Holland al- Hammer has been proprietor of 'ended the Iowa state fair at DCS the Texaco station for the past Moines Tuesday of last week AMERICAN VARNISHES PAINTS Looks better. Lasts longer. MILLER PAINT SHOP The Forum, ing Sam Guard and a hall- hour oi lun, music, and a little serious talk about WHO. to jr.

S. T. DR. HESS CLARK, Inc. ASHLAND, OHIO three years.

Mrs. Esther Winter of Long Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reding) and Beach, arrived here last daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Red-1 week and visited at the home of ing and children and' Anna Kayser Mrs. Emma Lockwood, and at the were Sunday dinner guests at the' John Winter, Herman Krauso and James Becker home near Liver- C. L. Mack homes. She expects to more.

make her home with Mrs. Lock- Richard Thul who attends AIB wood during the winter months. college at Des Moines is spending a few days at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Thul, Mrs.

Iva Moles and son Marvin left Saturday for Afton, Iowa, where Mrs. Moles will teach again Mr. and Mrs. Oilman Holtonand children and Mr. and Mrs.

James Kunert drove to Okobojl to spend the week end. There they met Mr. and Otis Korslund of Sioux City, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Ulstad and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson ot Walnut Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Arne Opheim and Mr.

and Mrs. T. H. Carlson of Fort Dodge. Mrs.

Ole Nervfg of Eagle Grove and Mrs. Tom Anflnson and two children of Nevada were Tuesday afternoon visitors at the home Mrs. Helen Munson. 'Mrs. Ducker and children Forti afternoon in the church parlors home.

Dodge spent with Mr. he following officers were elect ed: Mrs. Leo Kinseth, president and Mrs. Ted GuSdall. rose, N.

to see her father who' thMrSa Mr8 Fred Iver son is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wergland and Mrs. Sarah Shetland were Sunday dinner guests at the Harry Johnson home at Gilmore City.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. L.

Bunker of Fort Dodge were supper guests Sunday at the Chris Rogness home. Ruth Rogness returned to Fort Dodge with them and will stay with her sister and" attend Sandvjig visited over Labor mother Mrs. Berof and Mrs. M. Carter and, Mr.

and Mrs. O. Olson droveto, mbaanmc lnb win meet on Sept. 14." This meeting. Ladies will serve the -Des Moines Thursday, to spend the 8d Sept.

14r This day at the state fair. is the annual E. H. Farley of Leland, om Dist No was a guest at the Rev. T.

B. Thor- luncb Mr. and Mrs. Nick Bormann, yenr daughter Lorena and Eleanor and, Mr- am rs. W.

J. Smith and son James left the latter part of am ii of Waterloo visited over the last week for a visit with relatives week end nt the Smlth ftlu at Dell Rapids, S. D. I G. Saxton homes.

Mrs. Saxton Mrs. Jess Anderson of near returned home wlth them Monday Livermore is taking care of the HT i household duties during the Bor- mann's absence rs Lockwood and sons Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hilbert return- Harold and Merlyn of Humboldt cd home Saturday fi-om their w-d- visited at the home of Mrs.

Emma ding trip through tno Black Hillu, Lockwood Sunday afternoon, the Rocky Mountains and Yellow-, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Clancy ne I Mr. and Mrs. John Zlmmer- uume.

Mrs. Chas. Plathe is much im- attended the Iowa state tali- elect-1 Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Main and'proved at this writing.

She be-, at ea Moines day last week, family of Independence are visit-! came ill while on a vacation trip The womnii Home Missionary Ident; ing at the home of Mrs. Sterlings and was forced to return home. will be entertained ut inc. i. Affr-o T.

"Ml nvntraainA a-nrl ni-ir' Tvo Thill 1101116 Of MrB. Arthlll' Carr Oil TUGS- Minnie Hanson, vice president. secretary, Mrs. Ole Jacobson and sister Mrs. L.

M. Gangestad and treasurer, Mrs. T. T. Thompson.

family. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Enger and Entertained at Luncheon. daughter Esther, Mrs.

Beata Kin- Mrs. Maggie Monson entertain- seth and Mrs. L. B. Gangestad at- ed a group of ladies at an after- tended the installation services and noon luncheon Saturday honoring' reception for Rev.

Anderson and Mrs 0. C. Jacobson of Denver, family at Humholdt Sunday even' g. Word has reached here that Geo. I Koines who was in the Veterans hospital at Des Moines has been the afternoon was spent ing, socially.

was hostess transferred to a hospital in Chiat an afternoon luncheon on: Tues- cago and that his condition is quite day to a group of ladies. Auxiliary. serious. Mrs. John Aure is spending some time in Palmer with her Mr.

aucl Mrs. John Thill family of near Whittemore and home ol Mrs. Arthur Carr on Tues- and day afternoon, September 13. the Matt Fabers wero Sunday af-l Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. Thompson ternoon visitors at the John Fuhr-, and sons Robert and Charles mann, home. Anna Kayser returned to home here Wednesday evening fol-' Burton Mack Duir.ag, lowing ten days at the Bill Wiess Mrs. Edna Kurtz of Everet, Wr.sh..

I ited at the C. E. Olden homo at her Rock Falls Sunday. home in Algona. Francis Erpelding cpent Wednesday until Friday from night with his friend Darwin Hammer.

fhe Legion Auxiliary will meet' Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Vic Reid Tuesday, Manson son home on Thursday. Hector Wells of Preston spent Dr. and Mrs.

V. Wicks of Mason Fri( ay an Saturday with City spent Saturday evening at the, end Florence Opheim. her Henry Hanson home. Mr. nnd Mrs.

W. Stow ot Dolliv- Sunday visitors at the home ofi cr were wee end visitors at the Mrs. S. Olson were Mr. and Mrs.ig am Gu( a home.

Flarenus Olson and family of and Mrs- George Opheim and Callendar, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Arthur an( Mr. and Mrs. J.

Grefstad of Bode, and Mrs. M. helm anu son of Rochester, Stone and son of West Bend. MIlln drove to Indlanola Sunday Mrs. Helen Munson and Sovert a visit at ho home of the Mrs.

C. E. Stewart. 13, So leln with a former Locals. Mr.

and tow. Miss Sorlein teaches the sixth I Mrs. Lillie Main of Monroe, E. J. Mack of Fort Dodge, Mr.

ana Mrs. Asa Brnyton and family tin Mrs. C. L. Muck wore 1 ut dinner at the home Mrs.

Nellie Mack Monday. Vtrlc Winter, Herman Krause and A. H. Krause wert to ilrs. Zella Black-: tine, Friday to buy cut- mar and daughter of Waterloa tie.

They returned home Sunday, spent Sunday of. Mar-1 tvnd Mrs. Kvutatager 'took their baby to tne hospital nt Sam Christensea went to Ne-'p ort Do(ige Saturday evening. VvACOUSTA and seventh grades. Mrs.

A. Gunderson spent on business Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hcrlev Nielsen and tne daughter were Sunday visitors at rS week end'at Gilmore at the home tne Nielsen home in Poca- tained Mr.

and Mrs. Alan Skow 3. Hage and children of Rutland and Mr. and Mrs. R.

Stamper of Gilmore City for dinner Sunday. and family. E. M. Ellingson moved the last T'he BodT ciiool" opened Monday the week into the house vacated with' a total enrollment of 185, 74, Heilanda nd Ralph are in high school.

i Larsens moved into the house or- Nervig accompanied Mr. and Mrs. 0. Nervig of Hardy to Slater on Sunday where they attended a Nervig family reunion. John Hanson of Mason City spent the week end at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. his grandparents Henry Hanson. L. T. Johnson, Lewis Orsland, formers daughter.

Tom Rogness' and Rudolph Kuehnast spent last week in Arkansa and Mrs. A. R. Wilder and daughter Jacqueline, who have been visiting at tho L. A.

Johnson home have returned to their home at Amboy, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

Knutson ana family, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Nessa and family and Mr. and Mrs. Art Nessa and family attended the wedding of Howard Knutson and Thclma Hovey at the Hovey home at Badger Saturday.

Herbert Kirchhoft and Willard flederson who were seriously Injured in an auto accident a few weeks! ago have been improving at the hospital in Webster City. Mrs. Dan Lothe and son Victor and Charlotte Larson took Margaret Lothe to Beaconsfleld Saturday where she will teach again this year. Mr. and Mrs.

Leslie Stockdale called at the Lewis Stockdale home at Goldneld Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Harry Hanson accompanied Mr. and Mrs.

Conrad Sandvig to their home at Bozeman, where they will enjoy an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee and Mr, and Mrs.

J. Lee of Ransom, Ill- called at the home of Rev. and Mrs. T. B.

Thorson Friday evening. Mrs. Catherine Helvick and Mr and Mrs. E. A.

Bruch of Chicago arrived Saturday and were guests until Monday afternoon at the Ole ana Harold Moklebust home. Mrs Bruch is the former Margaret Helvick. On Sunday a family dinner was held in the Moklebust home com pllmeutary to, Mr. and Mrs. Bruch Those present included Mr.

ant Mrs. Melvin Moklebust and family of Dolllver, Chester Moklebust Dea Moines and Mr. and Mrs Andrew Halstenrud of Thor. Mr. and Mrs.

Sigurd Hanson Fort Dodge spent Thursday the Henry Hanson home. A 9Vi pound daughter was bora Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs Oliver Oraland of Dakota City at the Ole Orsland home here. Mrs. A.

L. Kinseth of Bode, anc Mr. and Mrs. T. L.

Kinseth of Ka nawna were week end visitors at the Arthur Alexander noae. Mrs. C. Skarstad and children James, Marcella, Thelma and lono of Rushford, and Garda Wikre of Story City were week end visitors at the Andrew Anderson and John Wikre nomea, Mrs. Skarstad and Miss Wlkie are sisters.

M. L. Ullensvang baa returned to his home at Los Angeles, Calif. LIVERMORE LIVERMORE Bernadine Devine and Reta Murphy who spent most of the summer in Denver have returned to their homes here and taken up their teaching. Miss '11 teach in the tvii.

Miss Murphy is member of the Livermore facul- Kermit Shaw, the newly elected Drlncipal and only new member of he staff, was recently married he- ore coming to Livermore Mrs Shaw is here with him and they taken an apartment at tne Sunt and Mrs Petersen and' merly occupied by the Ellingsons. bupt. ana Mrs. M. reiersen anu sMimMt ana-nt Mr.

and Mrs. L. Schmidt spent Tuesday at the home in Burt. parental Moore Mr. and Mrs.

J. I. Dale'spent the relatives three children of Bisbee, N. have been guests at the T. Gullixson home the past week.

Mrs. Peterson and Gullixson are sis- Tir anil Mrs RossinE and and vacationing in northern Min- e7e nneaS SSt ffi £, Mrs VemMote of Des Moines Mrs Dewey Hunt former Bode Qually and Mrs. T. lave Pooch home. Mrs.

Kate Hammond, accom- ton of Superior, who Monson were Rockwell a'nd ers on Thursday. They Vin Mrs. Quallys daughter and son-in- nrn'lak Mr. and Mrs. R.

Torrence to leaving for Liberia, Africa, where ve Mr. Torrence Is a high ving lor ijiuerm, Airica, Vlnton will work in the ho01 toa ner In the Mr estry department of the Firestone! company Mrs. Erickson and children Babe Haakenson of Thompson'of Fort Dodge vls- 00 viattnr with his' itors at the Mrs. E. Eiickson was a week end visitor with his sister and family Mrs.

0. Nelsen. Mr. Mrs. T.

H. Thoreson home. Mr. and Mrs. Mate Taylor were hontas.

Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Olsen haby has not been well since birth.

Ira Overholt of Klemme and Mrs. Arthur Carr went to Sunday to visit their parents Mr. Mrs. J. 0.

G'vernolt. They rc- air. anu MTS. w. r.

UIBBU o. hom the Rolfe were Sunday guests at the Nntnstlnn nnf1 Harland Wright home. I Mr. and Mrs. H.

Benge and Evelyn were callers at the Hans Petersen and Carl Pyetersen left Sunday for Minneapolis to' attend the fair and visit relatives. Elva Fae Ham left Monday for 1 Cedar Falls to attend school. I Archie Notestinc and Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Saxton went to Iowa City Sunday to visit. Harry Notei- tine, who is In a serious condition nt the university hospital there. HUMBOLDT TWP. i IONEEIl HUMBOLDT TWP.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Andersen and Mrs. John i Merrls and daughter Dorothy tended the funeral Wednesday of PIONEER Mr and Mrs. Fred Mra ole Andersen, mother of Jim Schoon and family were guests on Andersen, who died at her ho.no Sunday at the Otto Bunting home ncar Rutland Monday morning, at Rolfe i TIie funeral was held at the Dan- Kenneth DeGroote of Ft.

Dodge ish Baptist church in Humboldt. visited last week at the Jay Passow home; Miss Bernadlno Bnessler of DOH Moines spent the week end at the pan ed by her Ulster Alice McCar thy. returned from Los Angeles ast week. Mrs. Hammond will teach again in the Livermore school and Miss McCarthy has resumed her duties at the Catholic During her absence her place was filled by Miss Kieffer of Cockrill family are pa- Lorraine of New Fort Dod ee callers Friday.

Mrs. Loiraine of ex6pecta to leave thls week on an extended trip through the now m)w located'in the Malkmus, residence having moved from the tier fha Wilson place where they have resided for several years. Mr. Cockrill is entering up his twelfth year as superintendent of the Liv- araore school. The Cockrllls with their sons John and Sam recently returned from LeGrange; where they visited rents TohiTwlll return to Iowa University.

Dr. and Mra. A. G. Gated of Ml- vT' vJa srss xrss i and friends here Thursday.

Mrs. 0. C. Jacobson returned on Thursday from a several days visit with her sister and family Mrs. A.

H. Granseth Falls. west. Olaf Olsen returned Friday from his trip to North Dakota and Min- I nesota. Miss Vangsness of Story Mr.

and Mrs. Bilsten and family former religion teacher here was left Friday for their home in Spirit calling on friends Saturday. She' Lake after spending two months expects to teach in Roland this here where Mr. Bilsten worked year. I for the Bell Telephone Co.

Mr. and Mrs. Thor Olsen and! Henrietta Johnson of Ossian, son Guy and Mrs. Ingeborg Sven-' former Bode high school teacher sen visited the Olsens son and wife Mr. and Mrs.

Orren Olsen at Northfleld, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Rood and baby was calling on friends here Friday.

Miss Johnson is a member of the Ida Grove faculty. Mr. and Mrs. T. T.

Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Frank McLaughlin parental Frank nneesler home, and Mr. and Mrs. U.

F. Lentsch Miss Dolores Biggins accompan- spent Monday in Des Moines vis-, led by her parents went to DeH Iting relatives. Moines Monday morning where she Mr. and Mrs. Guy Graham and enrolled In the CCCC for the corn- son Jimmy spent Saturday in Des ing year Moines.

Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Hood and daughter Joan visited Sunday with Dodge where she will enroll us Miss Laura SoronsT.

lor. soon for Mercy hospital it For! Mr. Hood's mother Mrs. Hood at Fort Dodge. Jessie, student nurse.

Delia Wells who attends CCCC Virginia Schoon returned to her In Des Molnes spent the week em! home at Pomeroy Wednesday after n(. her home here, spending-several weeks at the Fred Jacob Erdman of Renwick spent Schoon home. Sunday with his wife and daughter Mrs! Richard Dumphy have returned from Fender, where they spent a short Mrs. Eusene Miles who has been attending summer school in Ne IVll ttiiU ml D. AWVUU ilUU O.

A. A. j. 'nw" visited the formers sister Mrs. and son Elwood, Mr.

and Mrs. L. Wm. Lutz and family at Hampton's. Gangestad attended the pio- 1 Beers picnic of Buena Vista county Mrs.

0. K. Grefstad hell at chautauqua Park in Storm visited relatives at Thor Sunday, Lalte on Sunday. Judge Faville Mrs. Clint Lighter and son 8 tho pr nc ipal speaker of the Dwane of Algona were Bode call- day ra Leo Kiuselh attended a Le- Sunday.

Mr. and ers Monday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. 0.

C. Jacobson' giou Auxiliary district school 'of were Sunday dinner guests at Mrs. i nB rU ctlon held in the Wakonsa Sadie DeGroote's at Rutland. hotel at Fort Dodge Saturday. one i and Mrs.

S. Nelsen and Stanley and Mrs. G. P. Arue viait- and" has resumed teaching in the Cox district east of town.

TUe" Livermore teachers are now located again for another year as follows: Florence Warren and Miriam Evans have an apartment at the Alan Qumeron home; Miss Adalalde Patterson is at the Kenneth Howard home; Miss Marguerite Wyman Is located at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cockrill; Alvta Bredall is again at the Marso residence, and Kermit Shaw at the Fred Pooch home. Bother members Underberg were Monday where they were attending a banquet for officials of the Central Electric Federated Cooperaative Association of which organization Mr. Under- Uerg president.

Mrs. Sam Coltvet of Thompson Mrs 3 0n i and twin daughters visited with Mrs. Ingeborg Sven- nlove to Marble Rock last Friday sen on Saturday. She brought her wnere Mr. Bohl has employment, daughter Edith over is of the grade teachers here.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kinseth, Olga e(1 i ends a iid relatives at Thomp- and Vivian returned Thursday BOn Svm day. from a two weeks vacation spent, le who hold the week after a ten days visit Fre(lricka Amy Enger, Brad- wlth relatives here. Eleanor Olsen, Albert City; King violet Holden Burnside; Ingeborg barber Haavik, Menominee, Ima while Mr sn.hmldt.

ia Dlavine Sorlein, Bristow; Edythe Nelsen, op we with the Algona band at the Kos-1 Denver, Co Robeit Torrence. suth county fair. Rockwell City; George Pedersen, day Prof, and Mrs. Pedersen family'of Cincinnati, Ohio, are vis-'the home of the latters Parents iting at the home of the Tatters Mr. and Mrs.

P. J. Mrs. parents Mr. and Mrs.

W. Rossing. Wardells brother Stanley accom- Prof Ptederson is an instructor at panied them to Bode alter a-two "lami University. weeks vacation at Oelwein. Sun- Martha Christianson and brother, toy they enjoyed picnic Andrew Vostad, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Bergum and Mr. and Mrs. H. Berg urn attended the Vostad reunion at Sibley on Sunday.

at Calls park in Algona. Others in attendance at the picnic were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stanz and sons of Ware, Mr.

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173 PHONE YOUR ORDER AT ONCE! 173 ANNOUNCEMENT A branch office of the Webster City Production Credit Association has been opened in the American Legion Building. Mr. Howard L. Knutson will be in charge as manager. General Farming and Feed Lot loans are available at a rate and suitable terms.

Phone No. 184 DAVID For Cattle, Hones, Sheep and Never Drench Cattle DON'T POUR LIQUID down thdr throats, eomc may pan into the lungs causing instant or lingering death. Don't Kill Your Cattle by giving a physic when the bowels are paralyzed. Give a laxative and tonic. MORE CATTLE DIB FROM BEING DRENCHED than Cram the ailment.

Give LAXOTONIC Dry on the Tongue FOR BLOATING, LOSS of APPETITE, CONSTIPATION, STOPPAGE or PARALYSIS OF THE BOWEIA Small Size 50c Large $1.00 G. P. RUSE The Rexall Drug Store Mrs. O'Leary's Cow Burnt Up All of Chicago! Or no thf story foei. And yet tliat destructive fire could have been prevented had tho imall blaze been put nut at the itartl wuultl a fire do to your house und barn? ItUNNINti WATKK may prevent a "little fin-" frmii becoming a "big fire" und tlcNtroylnjc your home! A MVKKS SYSTEM, a I a ucet, Hone ut the barn and houufl, will rim tile you to set Ntream of water QUICK ut the right place un that "little fire" In the vltul 3 before It haw time to turn Into an m'O (nt liable blnxe.

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Pressure for Fire Protection, Lawn Sprinkling, Washing Cars, etc. RUNNING WATER WATER HOUSANDS of lam and suburban families can tell you that running water costs them less with a MYERS Water System than they ever deemed possible. The efficiency of these well made water systems Is so high, their durability so remarkable, that power cosh are minimized and expenses for repairs reduced to almost nothing. For true economy, install a MYERS. Made in styles and sizes to suit all needs; operation by windmill, gasoline engine or electricity.

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