The Daily Republic from Mitchell, South Dakota • Page 6

THE DAILY REPUBLIC; Mttchrit 8, a U951 Dog Days Last All Year For Real Dog Lovers By JOYCE CMy Seetoty Batter Sportsmen own dogs, but real lovers are owned, body and soul. It has been said by authorities -on dogs that the pets take over the characteristics of their owners, but a real dog lover win try his best to fit his personality to suit his dog. "If your dog is happy, your home has a pleasant atmosphere, and is suitable for bringing up one dog lover said. Now you take the Rev. and Mrs.

Paul Palmer, of Muskogee, Okla. who visited here a week ago. Then: mongrel dog Albert has been running their lives for about years. When asked who was Wiring care of the parish in their absence, they said Albert was, with the help of a retired clergyman. And they were not implying that the place was going to the dogs, either.

They insist that Albert can speak English, and can read. And in a letter they had while on vacation, the retired clergyman said Albert was quoting the Bible to him. He said Albert looked at him and said, "Jesus I know; Paul I know; but who are you?" His honor the mayor, Damon Clark and Mrs. Clark are currently making a home for Smoky, a seven- month-old black cocker. Smoky is an exceptional dog, and doesn't expect too much of his honor and the town's first lady.

He does demand Cokes, which he drinks out of bottles, and that necessitates someone holding them for him. Re also likes to lead the horse around by a rope, and goes for a little gallop, bare-back. It is embarrassing for his honor, but Smoky has kleptomaniac tendencies and is very prone to bringing home the neighbor children's dolls. He is also fond of dragging home fish poles, and other equipment to be found around the block. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Herzog are suiting their personality to Nick, they say is an alleged, cocker. Nick is fond of company, and when guests arrive, tries to please them by bringing in all the shoes he can find in the house. He also likes to escort the guests and family to dinner, especially if it is fried chicken, and with great authority takes them by the hand and pulls them to the table. He is suspected of ulterior motives, because each member of the family surreptitiously feeds him morsels of chicken, sub table, of course.

He is a fine watch dog when the family is at home, but hides when strangers approach if he is alone in the house. Dr. and Mrs. W. H.

Fritz are just being broken in by their dog. Mrs. Fritz claimed she didnt want a dog, but now she proudly claims Putzy, a blond cocker. She says they were waiting for her papers to give her a beautiful name, but the children in the family became impatient and named her Putiy. She spends a lot of her time with the children, but doesnt.

neglect the training of the rest of the family either. During a recent vacation the Fritz's took, she stayed with a neighbor, and now that the family is back, is conscious of her responsibility in training the neighbor, as well. Carl Bouquet is pretty well trained by his wire haired terrier, Jiggs. Jiggs is not permitted to run alone, and if Carl reads too long after dinner before the nightly run, Jiggs his own collar and leash, and rolls on it until the walk starts. These walks are usually to the park, where Jiggs plays ball with himself until he is tired.

He is a good fighter, and very jealous, so Carl has learned to spurn all other dogs, and cleave only to Jiggs. Life is happier that way. Mr. and Mrs. Art Raber belong to a very aristocratic, long haired daschund by name of Odo von der Salzberg.

His name was Hasso von Schalkental and his mother's name was Elsi von der Salzberg. He was one of the litter bred in the Unterlenningen kennels. The Utters are named alphabetically, his brothers name was Olo and his sister's name was Oma. Odo acquired the Rabers in Stuttgart, Germany, when they were stationed there. He came to this country with his wife, but unfortunately she died in childbirth, leaving him only his son, the Rabers ud their children.

His son has since been sent to Mrs. Rater's mother in New York, so Odo now has all the responsibility of the family. The Raber children have recently tried to teach him to chew bubble gum, but his continental dignity will not permit him to assimilate this American habit. Presbyterian Aid At White Lake Meets By Kepabllc News Service White Lake, S. Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs.

Herb Evans last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Leone Rauch led devotions, composed of a scripture lesson, several songs and a prayer by Arlo Duba. Three new members were welcomed into the society. At the close of the afternoon, lunch was served.

Guests of the afternoon were Mrs. Clyde Baty of Long Beach, and Mrs. Emma Lloyd of Mitchell. Tourney Dates Announced For Women Golfers Betrothed meat month for women golfers In recently. Mitchell and elsewhere.

Tuesday and Wednesday, qualifying rounds the evening was spent at 600. wen played at the Country club jr the tourney. whtech wffl be played off in the Priws. and Mrs. Will Adams and Harvey Clark, low score prises.

The birthdays of Harvey Clark, Percy Fox and Helmar Maake- will bestad were also observed at this next two weeks. About 16 women entered this tournament. The city layed at the' Municipal links time. August and 19, and is open to all women golfers in Mitchell. There will be a qualifying round, and prizes will be given on low total score.

The Country club women golfers will hold an invitational tournament Aug. 28. The and Ilmwood clubs from Sioux Falls, the Municipal and Country club rom Huron, Mitchell Municipal lub, Parkston, Beresford, Woon- ocket, Yankton, Armour and the Fish Lake Country club are among those Invited to participate. The last invitational tournament Bin. Etta O'Neil, Chicago, announce! the engagement of her daughter Mabel to Mr.

Mm Mnphy, MM Mr. and Mrs. J. Murphy of Maywood, m. Miss O'Neil a graduate ef Netre Dame academy to Mitchell and Mr.

Murphy Is a graduate of Proviso high school to Maywood. Underwoods Hold-Reunion At White Lake By Republic News Service White Lake, S. and Mrs. U. W.

Hilton were hosts at a family reunion held in their home recently. It was the first time in 20 years that the group had met. Attending were Mr. Hilton's par eats, Mr. and Mrs.

George Hilton of Glendale, his sisters, Mrs. Esther Crow of Tampa, Fla. and Mrs. Bette Lloyd of Platte, and a brother, William Hilton of Florida. Also and Mrs.

J. chell, Mr. and Mrs. Marlow Lloyd of Kimball, Mr. and Mrs.

Merle Hilton of Vivian, Harriet Hilton of Dubuque, la. and Frank Crow and son of Tampa, Fla. Read the Want Ads present were Dr. H. Lloyd of Mit- Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Huebsch were surprised on the anniversary of The month of August is touma- their 22nd wedding anniversary shine club. A pot luck supper was held at their home near Loomis, Mrs. Huebsch and Joe Ober- muUer were awarded high score Sunshine Club Fetes Couple On 22nd Anniversary 1 BAndPWToHold Pot Luck Picnic Ai Lake Herman The district picnic for Business and Professional Women's clubs wUl be held at 4:10 Sunday afternoon, Aug. 6, at Lake Herman in Farewell Party For Mrs.

Carlson Given In Garden A farewell part? lor Mrs. Wfl- afternoon by tin. Millie WellmDd. Mrs. Carlson ii leaving toon (or London, England, where she plans to stay a year, visiting her son Arthur, who to in the navy, stationed there.

The guests were entertained In the garden, and the afternoon was spent visiting and playing games. Pictures of Mrs. Carlson were drawn by each guest, and these, together with letters, were sealed with Instructions for opening them on board ship, as directed. Dinner was served at 5:30 o'clock, at several small tables, decorated with large Chinese am- Ryan Family Has Reunion At Alexandria Alexandria, gafh- for members of the Ryan family an being held this week, with the first, an evening dinner on Sunday, at the of Mrs. Mary and Hiss Kettie Ryan in Alexandria.

Wednesday evening the group L. V. Ryu of Redwood City, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryu of Washington, D.

Mr. a Mrs. Mark Rafferty of Howard, Mr. mud-Mrs. B.

V. Morgan Sioux Fans, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyons of Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs.

L. N. Arend of Alexandria and their families. Also guests were Mr, and Mrs. Harry Ooodell of Mitchell and Miss Florence Arend of Emery.

St. Catherine's monastery, near Mt. Sinai, is believed to be the wDl gather at the Mark Rafferty world's oldest Christian monas- home at Howard, and Thursday tery. at the Frank Lyons home in Mitchell. Friday they will be guests at the B.

V. Morgan home in Sioux Falls. Attending the dinner Sunday in Alexandria were Mr. and Mrs. Sarah Vanstenbergen, Mrs.

Sarah Enutson and Mrs. Shirley Belcher assisted the hostess. After dinner, going away gifts DAINTY BUST DEODORANT If a Chan. frnmaUmf Scallin Drug Co. MJtehen, Srath Dakota TheBoan Store 218 Worth Mate years ago, and 12S women entered play at that time.

It is hoped this tourney will be as arge. Tee-off will be at nine in of the Brook- he morning, and prizes will be awarded for low total on nine holes of play. AIRLINES NEED unmorried young women tor glamorous positions as Rttervation- ists, Communicationisrs or Hostesses. At least High School ages 17 to 34. Nationwide placement service to graduates.

Find out if you can qualify. City Education were presented to the guest of honor by Jaequelyn Wetland. flowers. Mrs. George Faber, Mrs.

Everybodft looking at ffcwe hetaftnfy earpttt by LEES Madison, 8. according to Mrs the local and PW club'. Miss Lorraine Tllton, chairman of the district which is made up Compare Our Carpet Prices ings and Sioux Falls clubs, urges all members to attend the picnic, which will be a pot luck affair. SCARE OFF SUMMER HEAT! How? By insulating your house with high-quality products from the ROBERT BURNS LUMBER COMPANY! a wido assortment off insulation to suit preference, house and price line. So coma on in to make your choke.

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