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DAILY TIMES AND DAILY JOURNAL-PRESS. ST. CLOUD. MINN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1935 PAGE TWELVE and Mrs.

Will Borden of Spokane, Washington and Mrs. Victor Sawdy and son of Royalton, Mr. and Mrs. LawTence Aschen-brenner and Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Burg- rr II -U BKmmOBBOamSUmi UJjj I NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS Mrs. Michael Schlick, Mrs. Christ Spanier, Miss Mary Mehr and Mrs. Ben Mondloch attended the Mission meeting at St. Cloud Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. James Rausch and family of Albany visited at the Math Rausch home Sunday. St. Michael Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Schumacker and son, Bud, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Roster and son, Robert, Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Jones and baby, Loren Dick of Minneapolis were dinner guests at the John Duerr home Sunday. A fire broke out at the Duerr brothers chicken farm Tuesday afternoon. Little damage was done. Miss Albertine Schraut of Pierz is visiting with her sisters here. Mr.

and Mrs. Marcus Berning are the parents of a baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. Melnrad Daleiden motored to Dumont Friday afternoon where they attended the funeral of Mr.

Daleiden's uncle Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fane of Minneapolis spent the week-end at the Joseph Duerr home. Lawrence Anselment is home for a 16 days leave of absence from the CCC camp at Ely.

Miss Bernedette Kilian of Brain-erd is visiting her parents for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Woida and Miss Rose Woida of Minneapolis called here Sunday evening. George Krieger motored to Zimmerman Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Fry of Canada attended the Hugo Barthel funeral and are now visiting with relatives here. Sunday they were dinner guests at the William Eull home. Herman Berning is ill.

A number of his children and grandchildren visited him Sunday. Greenbush Mrs. Ben Tice and children of Mora spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Grow.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grow and children have motored to the William Johnson farm. The Johnson family moved to Princeton where they will operate a lunch. room-Mrs.

Joseph Molotte entertained the Ladies aid on last Thursday. The next meeting wil be held on October 30 with Mrs. Louis Robi-deau. The food sale which was to have been held at Princeton has been postponed until November 2. Mr.

and Mrs. Clemens Volker observed their 20th wedding anniversary Saturday. Mrs. H. Schulte and son and Mrs.

Bert Schulte of Bogus Brook were among the guests. Miss Minnie Washburne returned to her home in Hill City Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Riebenstein and son, Frank accompanied her home to spend the day with relatives.

F. Beer and his sister, Mrs. Dora Hounder expect to leave this week for Isle where they will make their home. E. M.

DeHart of Foreston was a caller here Friday afternoon. Mrs. B. Jones and sons, Charles and Bernard, spent Sunday with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Bertel Swanson of Ronneby Frank Heinen of Zimmerman was a caller here Saturday afternoon. Miss Octavia Rocheford of St Paul spent a week with relatives here. She returned to the Cities on Friday. Louis Rocheford of Minneapolis is visiting his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Rocheford. Holdingford Miss Thresa Welna who teaches in St. Wendel, spent the week-end at home. Edward Compton has accepted tht position as operator of a movie machine in several CCC camps. His place here is taken by Stanley Brenny.

John Ostby, who has been in North Dakota for several months, returned on Saturday. His partner, William Pelaskl, left for his home in Perham, where he will enjoy a vacation. Rev. John Kromolicki was a St. Cloud visitor on Friday.

Miss Marcella Klasen who teaches at Menahga spent the week-end at home after attending the CMJEA, at St. Cloud. Mrs. Anna Valentine visited with her son, John, in St. Paul last week from Saturday until Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Breckel spent the week-end at Heron Lake. Miss Pauline Lang returned to Minneapolis Sunday evening after spending her vacation at the homt of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Lang. Mrs. Rudolph Winkler is visiting her sister, Mrs. August Kuschel, at Brainerd.

Mrs. Henry Schnieder and mother, Mrs. E. Murphy, accompanied by Mrs. M.

Rooney were in St. Cloud last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Rader and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Bauer of St. Cloud spent the week-end with Mrs. Regina Pallansch. The men came out for hunting.

Mrs. Pal lansch's father, Bernard Murphy, has been confined to his room with Langola Sunday guests at the John Miller home were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Orren and son and J. M.

Orren of Graham and Irene Miller and Do-loris Guck of Royalton. Mrs. Leo Miller and Mrs. Tony Maier are ill. Mr.

and Mrs. Harris Ellis and daughter and O. S. Ellis were Royalton callers Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Ferdinand Anderlie end family visited at the home of Mrs. Theresa Anderlie Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Cairns, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deering and Mr. and Mrs. John Frazier motored to Cloud Sunday evening.

Arthur Moga, Cecil Frazier, Leo and Raymond Anderlie, Lester Hartman, Casper and Joseph Leid-ler left for the southern part of state. C. W. Doble visited at the John Doble home Saturday. The Dan Strieker family of Hill-man called at the George Kowilz home Sunday.

Ferdinand Anderlie, Raymond and Leonard and Lester Hartman spent Sunday evening at the Sylvester Leidler home. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Huff called at John Frazier home Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. John Doble and children spent Sunday with the Fred Doble family. Mr. and Mrs. George Kowitz, Little Rock called at the George Kowitz home Saturday evening.

ski were dinner guests at the Herman Rajkowski home Saturday evening. Mrs. Ray Glldden of Bemidji and Mrs. Witcik of Fargo, N. were guests at the home of their brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. John Kremer, the past week. The St. Agnes guild met at the home of Mrs. Jean Cairns on Thursday, October 24.

Mrs. George Minkel and son, George of Minneapolis are guests at the Frank Eldred home. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meiter and children of St.

Paul were guests at the George Hohman home Sunday. Miss Florence Miller of St. Cloud visited at the Joseph Salzburn home over the week-end. Mrs. A.

M. Rathbun and daughter Jessie, Mrs. Mae Nixon and their guest, Mrs. Mary Fish of Towner, N. visited at the D.

Rathbun home in Mora Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Aske and Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Anderson and son, Euddie of St Cloud visited at the Leman Cairns home Saturday. St. Cloud shoppers the past week were Mr. and Mrs. O.

C. Greene, Mrs. John Terhaar and daughter, Marjorie, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Christie.

John Rajkowski of Buckman visited with relatives here Sunday. Miss Dorothy Terhaar who attends school in St. Joseph visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Terhaar over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. William Wheler and children of Sartell visited at the George Whipper home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Math Hardwig of St. Joseph called at the Paul Jan-ski home Sunday. Mrs. Glen Wright and sons of Royalton visited at the Fred Wright home one day the past week. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Arneson and sons of St. Cloud visited at the Norman McNeal home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Scott Thomas were guests at the Harry Thomas home in Graham Sunday. Misses Melvina and Marcella Schaubach were guests at the Cari Knettle home in St. Stephen over the week-end. Ed Geer and sons, Francis and James, of St. Paul visited at the Marsh McNeal home Saturday and Sunday.

Mrs. J. D. Sparrow of Little Rock accompanied them to St Paul to visit. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Gustafson of Minneapolis were guests at the Joseph Salzburn home Sunday. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Jo seph Salzburn who will make an extended visit. Richmond Gilbert Rieland of Prescott, Wis.

was a Richmond visitor Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kellenei and daughter, Thresa visited with friends and relatives at St. Cloud Thursday.

Misses Gertrude Abeln and Gisel-la Drimel left for St. Paul Monday Where they are employed. August Wedl and sister, Elenor visited at the John Wedl home at Cold Spring Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

John Schmitz were in St Cloud Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Backes returned Monday from Lansford, N. after spending a week with his brother, John Backes.

Mr. and Mrs. William Engelhard of Minneapolis spent Sunday with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs.

Wilfred Schwankl of Sauk Rapids spent Sunday evening here with relatives. Eight priests were in attendance st the solemn requiem mass for Martha Willenbring, on Tuesday. Many relatives from far and near attended the funeral Mr. and Mrs, Ben Engelhard of St. Cloud were here for several days.

Postmaster Eckerman of Melrose was here Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Lutz came up on Saturday. Dr.

Lutz came for hunting. Mr. and Mrs. P. P.

Reugemer re i i. T5--U- lumea riiuay where they visited relatives. Berry Backes of the CCC camps spent several days here hunting. Miss Helen Jacobs is employed at the Wiesner store during the absence of John W'iesner. Miss Evelyn Klein has accepted a position at the State Bank of Richmond.

St. Cloud. Route 4 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bardson attended a dinner at ths Evangelical church Thursday.

Mrs. Bardson will assist when the St Cloud group entertains the Christian Workers conference for this area. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs, O. H.

Strand of St. Cloud were guests at the Bardson home. Margaret Payne visited at the H. Brinkman, D. Payne, and H.

Un-! dersander homes during her vacation. Kieth Gilbert was a guest of Wesley Payne Saturday. The boys spent the afternoon hunting. Mrs. J.

L. Morton and daughter, Jane, left for Stanford. Mont, Thursday. Mrs. Morton wttl visit her daughter, Mrs.

Wellington, and Miss Morton will drive to Choteau where she will teach in the grade schools. Mr. and Ross Busse and son, Robert, spent Wednesday and Tliuiiday at the Fred Busse home. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Undersander and frmily were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Kwtflel Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Stanger were among those who attended the Hengel wedding dance In St. Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. John Undersander have moved to St.

Cloud. Their new address is 101-18 avenue north. During the C. M. E.

A. meetings Clifford Hauberg of Braham and Lyle Graves of Glenwood were guests at the Powelson home. The Powelson family attended the Waite Park church meeting Wednesday. Crow Lake P. J.

Westergard was a caller In Bt Paul Thursday and Friday. Miss Myrtle Olson, who is employed at Ah-Gwah-Ching, was home to visit with, the Ole P. Olson family last week. The Sam Jensen family and Mrs. Miller Jensen motored to Gary, S.

on Sunday to visit with the Christ Jensen family, Emil Odelland and Carl H. Anderson attended a farm bureau meeting in Sauk Centre on Tues- Rev. and Mrs. KaUberg and Mr. Wertz of Belgrade visited at the Willie Anderson and Emil Odell homes on Tuesday.

Miss Alma Fredricks who was employed at the J. A. Pletschett home, returned to her home at Belgrade on Saturday. William Gommer will move his family to Minneapolis soon. Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Comelinson have moved to the Clarence Fredrick home where they will spend the winter. St. Martin Mr. and Mrs.

Wilfred Schwankl and family of Sauk Rapids and Mrs. Nicholas Mohs and Miss Laura Blonigan of St. Cloud visited at the nenry Haehn nome Sunday. Mx. and Mrs.

Ben Mondloch and Mrs. Margaret Mondloch returned Wednesday from a trip to Chicago and Wisconsin where they visited with relatives and friends. xx ulu ziaeuu ox dl. wiOUQ i i the week-end with her parent. On Thursday afternoon, October 17, Mrs.

Martin Noll was hostess to the Mission club. Cards were played and lunch was served. Prizes went to Mrs. Michael Schlick, Miss Martha Haehn and Mrs. Robert Kuhl, the all-around cut Irs three weeks the club will meet at the home of Mrs.

John Ehresmann. Eernard Torborg and H. B. Haehn attended the teachers Institute at St. Cloud Wednesday and Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Torborg attended the funeral of Mr. Tor-borg's sister, Mrs. Henry Dingmann, at Richmond Thursday.

iss Gertrude Doll, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Peter Doll, underwent an operation for appendicitis, at the Melrose hospital Wednesday. of at in is at a of Lake Henry Mr. and Mrs.

Alphonse Lieser and son were Sunday dinner guests at the Jacob Stockard home. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shulteizen Oregon are visiting relatives and friends here. Lothar Hess was a supper guest the Ted Wengler home in Green-wald Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Leander Fuchs and sons of Regal were Sunday afternoon visitors at the John B. Fuchs home. Mis Lorina Meyer who is employed in Paynesville is spending a week's vacation at her home here.

Mr. and Mrs. James Wuertz are the parents of a baby boy born Tuesday. Leo Weidner, Tony Memken and Elmer Hess were St. Cloud callers Saturday.

Granite Ledge Mr. and Mrs. Anton Theis and son, Leon and Miss Delia Otremba spent Sunday at the Jake Girtz home. Mr inH Mrt Frank T.ftrman snri daughter of Sartell spent the week end at the home of Mrs. Ligman's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Hoheisal. Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer-sheim spent Friday at Pierz.

Miss Stella Block of Onamia spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Gerhard Block. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schommer spent Friday at Little Falls.

Mr. and Mrs. George Hoheisal and family spent Wednesday at Little Falls with relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Rauch and daughter, Violet Mae. spent Sunday with friends and relatives in Genola. Hubert Virnig spent Wednesday night at the Ben Loss home. Mrs. Leo Palmersheim and son, Leftoy of Pierz were guests at the Theodore Hoheisal home Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hoheisal and daughter, Esther, spent Friday Pierz. Royalton George Stein of Minneapolis Is spending a few days with his sister, Mrs. Ellen Dassow.

Mrs. Dassow ill. Guests during the week at the home of Mrs. Etta Brockway were Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Fletcher and sons, Ronald and Murray and daughter, Eleanor of Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Garanier and Mrs. Wilma Brockway of St. Paul.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sauer are moving from Buckman township to the Ed Reynolds house in Royalton. Mrs. John Kedrowski, left for Swan River Saturday to spend the winter with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Christie. A number of local people attended the funeral of Theodore Kampa North Prairie Saturday. Marriage banns were announced Sunday at the Holy Trinity church for Cyril Maule and Miss Bertha Kowalczyk of Swan River. Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Brockway of West Bellevue spent Thursday at the home of Mrs. Etta Brockway. Miss Louise Letzring is home for two weeks vacation. She is employed in Minneapolis.

Royalton, Route 2 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Czech and son, Robert spent Sunday at the Ed. Grebisch home in Holdingford. Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Otremba and family of Buckman were visitors Sunday at the Frank Otremba home. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sparrow visited at the McDougall home in Bellevue Sunday.

The William Nagel family returned home Wednesday evening from Muscatine, Iowa. They also visited at other parts in Iowa. Daniel Czech returned to his home in Elmdale Saturday. Miss Christine Muclhbauer of St. Cloud spent Thursday at her home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sauer were Royalton callers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Gall are the parents of a baby girl. August Sauer, was a caller in St. Cloud Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

George Wida and family of Lakin moved here last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Wida ac- romnaniPrt Mr wiria Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Popp and spent Sunday at the Kubat Vhome in Ramev Hawick Mrs. Frank Chladek underwent r7wl T.mm.1 Martin Otteson in honor of Jimmy i end with relatives in Little Falls Ed. Mork of Willmar called here last week. Mrs, Loren Smithson spent se-eral days with her mother, Mrs.

Frank Chladek at Paynesville St. the the of ma in graff spent Sunday afternoon in Sauk Centre with Monslgnor Plach-ta. Mr. and Mrs. A.

H. Kusterman and sen spent Sunday at Nokay Lake with Joseph Mandery. Relatives and friends from out of town who attended the funeral services last Thursday afternoon for Chris Thoen were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thoen, Mr.

and Mrs. C. Waldeen, Ed Thoen, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thon, Mr.

and Mrs. August Kuschel and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thon of Brainerd; Mrs. Henry Folt-mer, Fred L.

Estey, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Varner and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Ruegemer of St.

Cloud; Peter Bennewitz, LaPorte; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bennewitz, Mrs. Hildur Stevens and Henry In- drehus of Minneapolis; Mrs. Irene Eich of St.

Paul and Mrs. Emma Chambers and Mr. and Mrs. John Rudd of Kenyon. Miss Louise Letzring is home for a two weeks vacation from Minneapolis where she is employed.

Miss Phyllis Brown, 'teacher in District 5-A, went to St. Cloud Friday evening to attend the annual homecoming of the St. Cloud Teachers college. Waite Park Mrs. Joseph Bautch and daughter, Balbina were St.

Cloud shoppers Monday. Leonard Winczewski of St. Johns visited with his parents over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Rau of the Twin cities spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rau. Mr. and Mrs.

Math Ringsmuth and family visited with relatives at Freeport Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bidinger and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Bidinger and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Lahr and family and Mrs. Mary Kolles spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meyer.

M. B. Krogh of St. Cloud called here Friday evening. Miss Martin Kueper of Upsala visited with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Kueper over the week-end. Mis Balbina Bautch spent Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bautch.

Mrs. Frank Otto and daughter. Julitte and son, Frank and Mr. and Mrs. John Laieterman and family of Urban spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Otto and family. Mr.

and Mrs. John Revenig and children visited with relatives at Richmond Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Bautch and children spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Bautch and family. Harry Oswald of Anoka and Byron Mygard of Little Falls spent the week-end with Eugene Stanger. Swanville Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Barber and son, and Mrs. C. D. Barber of Bruce were business visitors in Swanville, Monday. Mrs.

Lenoard Schmidt and son were business visitors in town, Monday from East Swanville. Born on Oct. 8th to Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Ehrenberg a baby daughter, and her name is Bernette Caroline.

Ves Scott, and son, Donald, of Bemidji called on old friends and neighbors in town Sunday. Ves used to live in Swanville and operate a barber shop for a number of years in the building now occupied by the Auslander Cafe. Mr. Scott lives in Bemidji where he operates a barber shop, Donald, who is well known here, operates a oil station in Bemidji. O.

E. Lundquist and sister of Minneapolis motored to Pillsbury Sunday to look over the old home grounds, and they had difficulty in even locating where the old house stood. Miss Lenora Smith who is visiting from New York had intended, to depart for New York Sunday but on account of illness was forced to make a longer stay with home folks. Robert Hall and Stub Smith are making preparations for a long, trip about the first of the month. The boys are building a trailer house and will hit the trail for Florida and other points in the southland for the winter months perhaps returning by California.

Irvin, Clarence and Clifford Schmidt spent Sunday with Leon ard Schmidt and family east of town, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Schmidt of Long Prairie spent Sunday at the Page home Mr. Gulbranson gave a lecture and showed slides of his missionary work in the Philllppine Islands, Sunday evening at the Congrega tional church to a large audience, Mr. and Mrs. Iver Phillips spent Sunday at the Muske home re turning to Minneapolis, Sunday eve ning.

Ellsworth Gerritz and Kenneth Smith attended the Homecoming at the Teacher's college at St. Cloud over the week-end. Allen Parry, who spent Friday with home folks re turned for the parade, Saturday as he plays with the college band. Mr. and Mrs.

John Erickson, Ken neth Erickson. Mr. King, and Wil of pheasants. Mr. and Mrs.

John Bisel of Grey Eagle attended the lecture given at the Congregational church Sunday evening. St. Francis Walter and Elmer Schmidt, Lawrence Lange and Wendelin left for Iowa, where they will be employed. Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Schmitz and family visited at the Henry Steuve home, near St. Anthony, Sunday afternoon. Ed Hortsch and son were Buck-man visitors Thursday. Gilbert Ostendorf returned Friday from Canada Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Herbes and aaugnwrr were cuicib t. vlUe last week Albany Mr. and Mrs. Rude Hodel visited at the Alex Baggenstoss home Sunday evening. Otto Sabrowsky and Mr.

and Mrs. Christ Fuchs and son, Peter, visited at the Frank Schleppenbach home Sunday afternoon. Albert Zoebisch returned home Tuesday from Sauk Rapids, where he spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier.

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Engvaldson and family of St. Paul attended the Zimmcrman-Pimpl wedding at Krain Saturday afternoon. Ben Meier and Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Zoebisch spent Friday evening at the Louis Meier home. Mrs. Eddie Schlueter and Mrs. Albert Hodel and daughter, Ardell, spent Monday with Mrs.

Albert Schlueter. A large number of relatives and friends pleasantly surprised Ben Wehselee at his home Sunday evening, the occasion of his birthday anniversary. At midnight lunch was served. Garfield Hodel spent Sunday afternoon with Oscar Naegeli. Mrs.

Alex Baggenstoss made a trip to St. Cloud Tuesday. Sylvester Christen made a trip to Minneapolis Sunday. Miss Erna Baggenstoss spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs.

Mathilda Weinman of Melrose who visited here with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gilk, for the past two weeks, left for her home Sunday. Mrs. Jack Crozier and Mrs.

William Zimmerman of St. Cloud spent Wednesday at the Phil Zoebisch home. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Zoebisch who were visiting with relatives and friends in the Twin cities and St Cloud returned home Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Overman are the parents 'of a baby boy born to them Sunday, October 13. Mr. and Mrs.

Ervin Hodel and Miss Fritz Hodel spent Sunday evening at the William Hodel home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neameyer visited Friday evening at the Robert Christen home. Forest City Mr.

and Mrs. William Lohse gave a party Saturday night for friends. They have sold their farm here and have purchased a home in Eden Valley. Mrs. Frank Baril and children spent the week-end here.

The Tom Moyer family whose home is near Darwin spent Sunday at the William Dollarshell home. A number of local people were guests at a party given at the John Christoffer home near Manannah. The E. Watkins family moved to Litchfield where he has employment. Frank Shoultz has been ill for several days with tonsilitis.

The Ben Kramer family of Wat- kins were Sunday visitors at the Henry Turck home. West Bellevue J. E. Trask and Mr. and Mrs.

L. F. Stueck went to Aitkin Thursday to attend a meeting. Mrs. F.

B. Logan and Mrs. G. E. Brockway were hostesses at a luncheon for 70 guests at a social meeting of the M.

E. Ladies aid on Wednesday afternoon in the church basement. Mrs. Anna Kellogg, McLeod, California, Mrs. H.

R. Denzene, Auburn, Washington and Mrs. Frank Eich and children of Little Falls were among the out of town guests. Mr. and Mrs.

Will Chapman and sons, Delbert and Billie, Mrs. L. F. Stueck and daughter, Elaine, Lois Brockway, Beatrice Hill, Betty Ann Visitors at the Anderlie home on jSunday were Hazel, Irene and Lor raine Doble, Betty, Lorraine and Lucille Frazier. Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Hackett and Devon spent Sunday at the Charles Schumann home. Mr. and Mrs. John Schelonka and Clara Wollak of Royalton, Mr.

and Mrs. John Kloss and son of Sauk Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Popp spent Sunday at the John Wollok home. Mr.

and Mrs. T. D. Jergesen and Violette and Miss Loubelle Grortau were St. Cloud shoppers Saturday.

Mrs. Mary Adams and Mrs. Em Waiser visited with Mrs. Jergesen Monday. Rice Lake Sunday visitors at the Clayton Wood home were Mr, and Mrs.

Finer Johnson and sons, Ellen and Nan Nelson of Minneapolis and Mrs. N. F. Nelson of Sauk Centre. Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Bennett and family of St. Paul spent the weekend here with relatives. Clayton Wood made a trip to South St. Paul Monday.

Loraine Brossard who is employed Litchfield spent the week-end with her Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brossard. Among those who went to Redwood Falls on a hunting trip Sunday were Arthur Otto, Earl Brossard, Fred Putzke, Merle Bennett and C. L.

and W. J. Avery. Mr. and Mrs.

James Bennett and son were week-end guests of the Glen Hoskins and Ernest Bennett families. Haven Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

Ayers entertained relatives from Princeton on Sunday. County Supt. Fred Williams vis ited school in District 16 last Thurs day. Vernon Miller, who teaches at Jordan, was here for a week-end visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Miller, and to attend T.

C. homecoming. Mrs. E. O.

Lansing of St. Cloud spent Tuesday with Mrs. Oliver Raymond. Burl, Scherfenberg was the Haven delegate at the Minnesota State grange held October 15, 16 and 17 at Austin. The Misses Laura and Ruth Scherfenberg were home for the T.

C. homecoming and C. M. E. A.

Martin Halleckson and 6on, Mel-vin, returned last week from Poplar, Wis, where they visited the Halleck son boys on their Wisconsin farms. Graham Mrs. P. Walzer and Mrs. Adams visited Sunday with Mrs.

William Cairns. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Aker of Sauk Rapids visited with his moth- er, Mrs. O.

S. Aker, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sennelt hav, mnvert tn Hnvdmii wherp thpv have bought a farm, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Patka visited Tuesday evening at the home of S. Aker. Joseph Sand who is a patient at the hospital iri Little Falls, is recovering. Mr.

and Mrs. James Miller have moved to Sartell to make their home with their daughter, Mrs. Carrie Miller. A birthday party was given on last Sunday for Mrs. Herman Wis-neski.

She received many gifts and at 5:30 lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Huhn and Mrs. Clara Huhn and Joyce scent the week-end at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Severin Aker and Mrs. Mrs. Adrie McNeal, and Kirs. Severin Aker entertained the Ladies aid at the church parlors Thursday.

St. Cloud, Route 2 The next card party for district 47 has been announced for October District 81 The Leo Bechtel family who lived on the Christ Karls farm moved on the Altman farm at Spur south of Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips who attended the teachers meeting in St.

Cloud October 17 and 18 visited with the Alois Phillips and Joseph Lahr families at Freeport over the week-end. Arthur Phillips is music supervisor of the Staples High school. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Klein and Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Rainer of Waite Park visited with the Mrs. Mary Barbeln family here Sunday. The following people visited at the home of Mrs. Math Blonigen Sunday: Dr.

and Mrs. Julius Busch-er of St. Cloud, the Mr. and Mrs. Christ Blonigen family of Lake Henry, the Mr.

and Mrs. Math Blonigen family and Mr. and Mrs. Alois Phillips. Gertrude Doll is a patient at the Melrose hospital.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ruegemer a baby boy last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Steve Sauer of Cold Spring spent Sunday at the home of Joseph Eisenschenk. Mrs. Mary Barbeln, Joseph and Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jonas and Joseph Jonas visited at the home of Raymond Jonas in Farming Thursday evening.

A family reunion was held at the home of Christ Machtmes here Sunday. Their relatives from St. Paul were also in attendance. Estes Brook Mr. and Mrs.

Arvid Lind motored to Minneapolis on business Monday. The Misses Grace Kennedy and Florence Eckberg left Monday for Minneapolis. Miss Elmina Strombeck spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Harvey Erickson. Mrs.

Gene Invie was a visitor at the B. Stromberg home Wednesday evening. Mrs. Veronica Stanley and daughter, Paui'ne, of St. Cloud, were Monday visitors at the Eugene Invie home, Mr.

and Mrs. August Seefert and daughter, Mayme, were St. Cloud visitors Wednesday. William Bonn and Robert Hug-gins were business visitors at Foley Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Grauiar and family were St. Cloud shoppers Wednesday. Mrs. August Seefert in company with her sister, Mrs.

George Varner of St. Cloud, left by train Thursday morning for Portland, where they were called by the serious illness of a sister. They will spend a few weeks there. Miss Ethel Warner spent Wednesday afternoon at the Manfred Ek-berg home. Mr.

and Mrs. Irvin Cone and family and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Invie and family spent Thursday evening at the August Seefert home. Rice St.

Marys guild met at the home of Mrs. Herman with Mrs. Casper Thene assisting on Tuesday evening. Election of officers was held with the following elected: Mrs. George Hohman, president; Mrs.

John Janski, vice-president and Mrs. Herman Rajkowski, secretary and treasurer. Lunch was served by the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Oelrich en tertained at a bridal dinner at their home on Sunday in honor of their niece and her fiance, Miss Mae Oel rich and Steven Nordland, and their attendants. Miss Elsie Wickman and Arthur Oelrich and Mrs. Hannah Oelrich, mother of the bride, all of 'St. Cloud. Mr.

and Mrs. Nordland were married at the Salem Lutheran parsonage at St. Cloud Sunday morning. The Bishops committee of the Episcopal church met at the home of Mrs. Jean Cairns Tuesday evening.

Leo J. Guck was a caller in Elk River Friday. The Evangelical Ladies aid met at the Evangelical church hall on in Aker as hostesses Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Foss.

Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Auiir Krwi nf n'rariam a- Mr. and Mrs John Gaperlin and son, Albert Mr Swartsen and Mr. Kaiser of Eveleth Miss Florence Gasperlm of Mavhew Lake Mr and Mrs Frank PaiKMrOrt rTiii irea and Mrs.

Margaret Raikow a severe cold for. several days. He is Improving. Louis Kohn and Morris Kohn have returned from the Red River Valley where they have been for the past ten days. Mr.

and Mrs. John Kollodge and Mr. and Mrs. Kurys of Minneapolis spent Sunday at the Frank Kollodge home. Mr.

and Mrs. S. M. Mann and Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Hills of Donnelly were guests on Sunday of Father Mathew Butala. The marriage of Miss Irrna Wol-ney to Anthony Opatz will take place on Tuesday at St. Mary's church, Father Butala officiating. Mrs. Frank Kollodge and mother, Mrs.

John Sowieja and son, Raymond, accompanied by Mrs. Gladys Aust and mother, Mrs. Anna Becker, were St. Cloud visitors last Thursday. Mrs.

Mary Putney, formerly of Becker, now of Minneapolis, spent several days visiting in this vicinity last week. Mrs. Putney visited a daughter in Alexandria and another daughter at St. Cloud. While here, she was the guest at the Nicholas George home, also the Becker home.

She left Sunday for her home in Minneapolis. Mrs. John Schabel and sons, accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Philipsek motored to St. Cloud on Friday.

Mrs. Henry Schnieder entertained the Sans Soucl club at her home on Saturday. Mrs. M. Rooney was a guest.

Prizes were won by Mrs. Math Patrias, Mrs. Thomas Vos and Mrs. E. Murphy.

Mrs. Al Schroeder will entertain at the next meet ing. The Young Ladies sodality 01 tt. Mary's parish will sponsor a card party in the church basement next Sunday evening. The' Jolly 17 club met with Mrs.

Michael Wejsser, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Joseph Philipsek won first prize, Mrs. Mathew Patrias, second, and Mrs. Charles Jirenny, the all-around cut prize.

Mrs. Charles Woletzko will be the next hostess. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Moonen born Monday morning, was baptized Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph uoDernaw acted as sponsors. The received the name Collette Elizabeth. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Schwietzer of St. Cloud spent Sunday at the Frank Meier home. N. E.

Granite Ledge James Bauer and Francis Brunn of Nimrod spent the week-end at their homes here. Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Swanson are the parents of a baby girl born October 16. Mrs.

Victoria Yerken, Mae and Frank Yerken and Virginia Tren-ham motored to St. Cloud Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Murry of Fergus Falls are visiting at the Ed and Frank Kaspar homes.

Palmer Knutson left for Clark- fleld Saturday. Lewis Miller of Minneapolis speni the week-end with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson and son, Charles of Newark, Illinois arrived Tuesday evening to visit at the Henry Anderson home.

Miss Annie Anderson is employed in Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stromwall and daughter, Beulah and son, Floyd and Mr. and Mrs.

Clem Stromwall and son, Clement of Chase Brook were dinner guests Sunday at the Carl Sandeen home. Carnelian Lake The 4-H club party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Curtisst Friday evening. About 50 guests were present and enjoyed tames and cards.

Lunch was served. Bud and Elvin Cornall were business callers at St. Cloud Saturday afternoon. John Harter and Frank Keil visited with Elvin Cornall Sunday. Mrs.

John Harter and Mrs. Frank Keil of Cold Spring visited with Mrs. F. G. Keough Sunday.

Pearl Lake Leo Kunkel of Pine City is spend ing a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kunkel.

LeRoy Schreifeis of Buffalo and Alphonse Schreifeis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Schreifeis. Marjorie Gregory is visiting a few days at Rockville with her grandmother. Mrs.

Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schreifeis, Mrs. J.

J. Kunkel and Mrs. Gertrude Schafcr called at the J. M. Kunke) on Monday 1 Morrill Mrs.

John Kuschel of Little Rock called here Wednesday. Frank Ritzko of St. Cloud is visiting at the Enoch Urbanski home for a few days. Roman Kueffer is spending a few days at Bowlus with friends. Enoch Sabrauski was a Royalton" caller Thursday.

Ida Kugler returned from Oxy-dol, Tennessee Thursday where she has been visiting for some time. A girl friend from Tennessee accompanied her home. Mr. and Mrs. John Kueffer and son, John spent a few days in Bowlus.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sauer and son, Billie visited at the Frank Bolagek home Saturday evening. Gregory Mueller of St. Cloud visited at his home here Saturday.

John Brandel of Buckman called here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. William Levendow-ski and daughter, motored to Anoka Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Joswiak spent Sunday at the Warren Jankowski home in Gilman. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bolagek and Grandma Bolagek of Foley spent Sunday at the Ray Blaszak home.

Mr. and Mrs. John Zablocki and daughter, Dorothy, Mrs. Katie Zablocki of Gilman motored to So-bieski Sunday to spend the day. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Sauer and son, Will visited at the Jacob Ur banski home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wills, Larry Wills and Pauline Mueller of St.

Paul visited at the Math Mueller home Sunday. Hillman, Rt. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steckelberg of Mora visited at the Otto Beack home Thursday afternoon.

Mrs. John Hamers and son, Leonard, of Little Falls, visited at the Sylvester Glubka and Herman Hamer homes Thursday. Frank Bucholz suffered a broken rib when kicked by a horse Tues day. Mr. and Mrs.

Rueben Ogg were Little Falls callers Friday. Mrs. Mathew Keehr and son, Gordon, called at the Otto Beack and Herman Hamer homes Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Buchholz were Foley visitors Wednesday, A number of people from here attended a birthday party given in honor of Mrs. Herman Wisneski Sunday afternoon-Mrs. Nora Rowe, Mary Inez Rowe, Gust Rueckert and son, Edwin, and Clarence Rueckert were dinner guests at the Otto Beack home Sun day. Bowlus Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Bursey and daughter, Beverly, Miss Rose Kani- ski and Joseph Bursey, all or fat. Paul visited relatives here Sunday. Fred Schmidt and Donald Kolb were duck hunting at Two River lake on Monday. They returned with their limit. Miss Marcella Bobick, St Paul, visited with her parents, Mr.

and Borman and Mary Nelson attended jard Lindquist spent the week-end the district meeting of the Epworth i tne vicmity of Wheaton, Min-league at the M. E. church in Little LeSota, and returned with the limit 30. Mrs. Fred Hartman and Mrs.

Thursday with Mrs. Adrian McNeal, Leo Linteen are to be in chareeiMrs Wawr iom, m. vtk spver. Mrs. Frank Bobick, Saturday and home in Blanchard Rapids.

Sun(lay Mr. and Mrs. Gust Schelonka Mr. and Mrs. Robert Czech and 'spent Sunday at the Joseph Trettel daughter of St.

Paul visited at the! home. John Czech home Sundav. Mrs. Omer Liners and son, Clar- Mr and Mrs: Qeorce Truscott of lence and Mrs. Robert Peterson of Falls Sunday.

Heni7 Posch, Ed Burggraff and Ed Barton, as school board members of District Five, attended a meeting in Little Falls on Tuesday. Mrs. J. Olson was hostess at the regular meeting of the Child Study club Friday night at her Brainerd visited at the Gust ScheL onka home on (Thursday. M.

and Mrs. Fred Brockway and daughter, Lois, Miss Maxine Logan of Rovalton and Will Elwood of St. jPaul were supper guests Sunday the G. E. Brockway home.

Guests of Mrs. Roseiia cmiora on Thursday aiternooa wer Mr. at jar. ana hits, vutreuce neimer of arrangements. Miss Susan Kremer were Minneapolis visitors Friday, is the teacher.

I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Judd andi Miss Susan Kremer. teacher of! Mr. and Mrs.

Al Olmscheid were Paynesville callers Sunday night, jtini, teacher at District 37, at-1 companied by Mr and Mrs. A. H. i Sidney Jones, who was injured tended the CMELA. meetings in! Gates attended a creamery meeting jwhen attacked by bull, is getting; St.

Cloud last week, the pupils hav-lat Holdingford Thursday. District 47, and Mrs. William Mar mg a three-day vacation. Peter Berger is employed at Mel 'rose. air.

ana airs, ueorge Hartman i visited at the home of Mrs. Anna' Streitz Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Margaret Mondloch visited along nicely. relatives in St.

Cloud Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bliven were Mr. and Mrs.

Val Haehn and; Eden Valley callers Wednesday, Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bobick and Mrs. W. Bobick and children of Royalton visited at the Joseph Bobick home Sunday.

ci. vmnn. Ttnhii-k were in St Cloud Thursday. Mr and Mrs JoMoh Smekofski Iand familv of St. Paul visited at the Michael Moe home Sunday.

caugniers. Alma ana Manna visuea at the Henry Braun home in SprinsiMr. and Mrs. Oswald Gravgarrf Mr. ana Airs, butt xiuason ana i were dinner callers Thursday.

1U Thursday.