Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Y. 11, 1929 Wood River News Fatty Little Miss Judith DeiUter entertained several of he; 1 friends at tea party at her home at 683 Acton avenue on Saturday afternoon. Among the group were Marlon OelMmann, Ellen Schulte and June Noble of Alton. To Attend District Conference A group of the of the local Auxiliary of the American Legion arc planning to attend the twenty-second District Conference which will be held in CoUlnsvlllc on Jan. 18.

Spare Rib Supper The Aid of the Evangelical church will give a saur-lcraut and spare rib cupper on Wednesday, Feb. 8, at the church dining hall. Fractttred Wrtst Edward Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. 8.

D. Paul, fractured his wrist In a fall on Sunday. His brother, Berland is back in school after an absence, caused by illness. Injured Hand Mrs. Donald Waggoner of Seventh street suffered an injury to her hand and arm, which become fastened In the wringer of her electric washer, ftt her home on Monday.

Card 'Party The Women's Benefit Association will give a card party at the Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday night, Jan. 12. Bunco win also be played. The public is Invited. Basinets Women's Club The Business Women's Club of i Wood River will meet on Monday ning at 8:30 at the Commercial Hotel.

A full attendance is desired. Car Stolen A 1920 model Ford coach belonging to Alderman T. Marrs was stolen from in 'front of the Odd Fellows lodge hall on Tuesday night while the owner was attending the lodge meeting which Is held on the second floor. Upon coming down stairs after the meeting he found his car miss- Inig and reported the matter to the police. Tonsils Removed by Mayo's Nick Koste of the Koste Waffle Shop has gone to where had hla tonsils removed at Mayo Bros, hospital.

Auto Inspector Constable H. A. Hoffmann lias received a commission trom state AU-- thorltles at Springfield to serve as local auto license Inspector. It will be his duty to see that autolsts procure state licenses within' the next few weeks and also to make arrests for failure to procure them. Delicatessen Store Mrs.

Ted Wesemarm and family of Coilinsvllle have moved to 762 Wood River avenue where they have opened up a delicatessen store and lunch room. Installation at Evangelical Church The newly elected members of St. John's Evangelical church council und the new Sunday school officers will be Installed at morning worship serv. ices on Sunday morning at the Evan. gellcal church.

The new Sunday school officers are: O. W. Kruse, superintendent; Percy Rlemer, -assistant superintendent; sec- retaray, Mrs. Freo: Schuster; treasurer, R. p.

wasem. The new church council members are Robert Wasm, Kd. Helmkamp and Henry Rathert. The monthly meeting of the Brotherhood wtl ibe held on Monday evening, at 7:30. L.

Wolff of the Lutheran pastorate are recovering from an attack of the grippe. Basketball The ColllnsvlMe high school defeated the Wood River High School basketball team 32 to 33 at Collins- vine on Tuesday night. Colllnsvlle has held the conference championship for the past two seasons and has a strong team. On Saturday the Madison team will come here to play at local gymnasium. The Streeper basketball team won two games at the Lincoln gymnasium In East Alton Monday night.

Many 111 With Colds There are a. hundred or more severe cases of colds in this vicinity, but these do not necessitate quarantine, unless the physician designates them as influenza cases. So far only five cases have been really quarantined, according to tho chairman of the health committee. Card Party The American Legion Auxiliary will give a card party tonight at the Legion Hall. Prizes will be awarded.

The public Is invited. Phllathea Party The Phllathea Claw of the Baptist church held Its regular business and social meeting last night in the parlors of the church. There was a good attendance. Games were played and refreshments were served. Worthwhile Event The chairman of the Welfare Com- mltee of the Woman's Club, Mrs.

M. F. Manning, reports that her committee distributed 36 cheer baskets to the needy families, with several more articles still to be distributed. The Welfare Committee and Club are very grateful to everyone who contributed to this cause. The pupils of the public schools, high school aand parochial schools as well as others helping to make this contribution to the needy a worthwhile event.

Chicken Dinner The Aid of the Presbyterian church will give a chicken dinner in the church dining room on Jan. 31. Serving from 5 until 7 o'clock. Notes Mrs. Rose Darworth is quite 111 at her homo with the grippe.

B. F. Rothan is Improving from an attack of the grippe. Mrs. H.

L. Wallace of Los Angeles, is a guest at the home of Mrs. E. E. Mueller.

Mrs. Wallace Is the daughter of Dr. O. E. Harnsberger of Alhambra.

Mrs. Orville Ball is 111 at her home home on Whltelaw avenue. Jim Trother and John Melee were Wood River callers last night. Donald Felts, the 15-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Felts is ill at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Felts. The Infant of Mr. and Mrs. Condon Woods is ill at the family Home.

The York family who live at 114 Acton avenue are ill with the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones of Eleventh street will move to a new home at Leslie and Ulan avenue. Mrs.

Ear! Brown and chilldren Ileus from Sprlnlgflcld has returned to her home after having visited at the homes of her sister's, Mrs. H. A. Dcltlker and Mrs. Thomas Helntz of Wood River.

Miss Charity Archibald is improving after an attack of the grippe. Miss Archibald was ill in a St. Louis hospital. Miss LeOrand was caled to E. St.

Louis owing to the serious 1 Illness of Dr. Le Grand. Frances and Bobby Miller, children of Mr. and Mrs. Tory Miller aro better after a week's with the grippe.

Mrs. Ed. Wutzier Is ill at her home with the grippe, Mrs. Clifford Manlove was an Alton visitor last night, The Young People's League of the Evangelical church will hold its monthly business, social and devotional meeting at the church on Sunday night, beginning at 7:30. Mrs, Howard 'Baldwin of Tenth street returned from a visit with MVJ.

M. E. Dodd at Moro. Rev. L.

Wolff and family aro recovering from an attack of the flu. Mr. and Mrs. William H. T.

Slmp- rls are announcing the birth of a pound son at St. Joseph's hospital yesterday morning at 8:30. This is their first child. Dan Moody, IT. S.

deputy marshal was here Wednesday night on business. He served a number in the Federal Court at Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wendt of Collins- viUe spent several days with Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Grese. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Millich of 23 West Penning avenue announce tho birth of a son. Secretary nOut, of the Granite City Y.

C. A. was introduced to the merchants. Fire Chief Fox has Issued a warning to residents warning them against depositing damp slack coke or coal in cellars or basements because ot the danger of fire from spontaneous combustion. A fire was started on Lorens avenue recently when' a pile of damp slack coke started burning from the same cause.

MOTHER sweer POWDERS fOK CHILDREN A testimonial from a lady in California, whose name will be given If requested. "1 hive liof tiling Mother Gny't (hem lull yo.iri ind tar and trv luit now during the "Flu." Tiny nro fine for chucking IU liver. IB HIS I mulled them bjr douh to Imperial Valley to frUnd who wit nunlng down there during the Flu." Children are troubled with constipation, feverlsbneia, bowel trouble or tako con) easily, get quick relief from these powders that Mothers Have recommended for over 30 far alall dm Sum. Basketball The Shell, Standard and DeMo- Jay won their respective games Wednesday night at the Alton High School gym in the fifth series of games played by the industrial league basketball teams- this season. The re- suit of Wednesday night's games leaves Shell and DeMolay tied for first place.

The Shell team is scheduled to play atreeper's Monday night at the Lincoln school gym in East Alton. Installation of- Oftiom at Lutheran Church The installation of officers at 8t Paul's Lutheran Church will take place on Sunday evening during the rc be- BOSTON STORE 16 W. Illinois. ted to be present. oU rtng wlu Mrve for 1939: Henry Bartles of Hartford president: Robert Rotsoh of Wood wl Elmer Johnson of East Alton, treasurer; Charles Bartles of Wood River as financial recording secretary.

The elders elected are: George EsterUen, George Humm and Louis Qrese, all of Wood The new trustees are Charles Neu- uaber, Wm. Dj Mt and Walter beck, also of Wood River. The retiring officers are Frank Starkey, retiring president; aeorge tlrln vlce and Heu retiring elder ho serv as trustee electwl to the School at the Lutheran Church from 9 to a "Hher League Bible Class lc seo and fourth Sun! from SV mc uth in irom 6 to 7 o'clock Sundavs Bible study is entitled: "ProphL and Fulfillment." Sunday eviSs Bub jact being "Babylonian Exile The pastor and his family, ev N. are 6UlIerln so you can hardly get around Rub 01 have the quickest relief known. Nothing has such penetrating heat as red peppers, in- Just as soon as you ap- 6 1 Pe PP er you feel Utc tingling heat.

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