The Alton Democrat from Alton, Iowa • Page 7

IrrrnTRgPAY, MARCH 31, 1949 THE ALTON, IOWA DEMOCRAT PAGE SEVEN Mr. and Mrs. Jake Baker of Sioux Center visited in ttie Henry Fennema home one day last week Produce Markets (Courtesy Floyd Hatchery) EGGS traight 0 1 D. 2 36c 0. 3 34c ROOSTERS teavies 12c BI Others 10c HENS eavies over Others 23c Don't take chances.

Insure th Mildred Gibbs Allen, lltf Emmett Root went to Sioux ty last Friday for a check up the hospital there. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Wiersma Sheldon visited in the Henry nnema home Thursday. Hunting and fishing licenses 1949 are now for sale at I M.

J. Goebel residence. 52pl 3rpase and wash jobs, tires. tteries, inv that tra service, try the Conoco rvice Station. i ivlr.

and Mrs. John Dierltson children of Rock Valley lited in the John Boer home iday evening. iMr. and Mrs. Clarence Smoot Ire guests at a 6 o'clock din- fr in the Martin Gaul home Inday evening in honor of Gaul's birthday.

Miss Hazel and Orin Tinklen- rg of Edgerton, visited the home of their sister and nily, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley De ng Saturday. i Helen Hensing and lighter. Mrs, Joe Bogaard of pux City, attended the Ice at Omaha Sunday and visited in the Emmett Hens- home there Treat Wee Peepers Right.

Wayne Chick Starter Floyd i Hatchery. Mrs. Gerald McCarthy entertained the Trianbid club Tuesday afternoon. Large assortment of Armstrong and Bird congoleum rugs. Alton Hardware.

43tf Mr. and Mrs Peter Vander Stoep called at the H. De Jong home at Newkirk Sunday. Mrs. Fred Kooreman will accompany her mother, Mrs.

Hilbelink to her home in Minneapolis Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Van Wcrven of Sheldon were Sunday supner guests in the Bert Jansen home. Treat Wee Peepers Right.

Wayne Chick Starter Floyd Hatchery. 49tf For Sale: Eating potatoes, priced reasonable. Smit's Produce. 52-2 Guaranteed plumbing and estimates. Alton Hardware.

47tE Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Even, Jim and Tom attended the Iceca- pades at Omiiha Sunday.

You will need a strapless bra for that new formal. Just $1.95 at the ELLA SHOP, LeMars. 52-1 Mrs. J. C.

Cambier visited her brother, E. J. Scholten at an Orange City hospital Inst Tuesday. Mrs. Ralph Bruneau of Jefferson, S.

arrived Thursday for a visit with her aunt. Miss Sadie Miller. and Mrs. Greg Pick and jiily and Mr. and Mrs.

LeRoy einen and family, all of Rem- I and Mr and Mrs. Dick its and son of Sioux City re supoer guests in the home Mrs. Clara Minten Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Loyal Martin and daughter of Cherokee were dnner guests in the parental Nick Martin home Sunday. Mrs. Wm. and children were callers in the parental Joe Erkes home at Sheldon Friday, ren present. The Gleaners Society will hold a bazaar on Saturday, April 9th from 1:30 to 5:00 at the Alton town hall.

Everyone is welcome. 51-2 Mr. and Mrs. Art Mulder, Linda and Dale visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Schuver at Sanborn, Sunday afternoon. The Chris Gerst family and Miss Anna Gerst plan to attend the funeral mass and reburial of 1st Lt. Earl Cotton, at Sioux City Thursday at 9 o'clock. Lt. Cotton of the Army Air Forces died at Okinawa, Dec.

19, 1945. Charma Harmelink entertained the girls of the third and fourth grade and her teacher. Miss Baker on the occasion of her birthday, last Wednesday afternoon. Thursday evening Charma's and also her grandfather, Mr. Harmelink's birthday were celebrated at his home at Newkirk with all the child- F.lVI.Slagle&Co.

Mr. and Mrs W. J. Cambier and family of Orange City visited in the home of Mrs. J.

C. Cambier Sunday. Nydam of Sheldon was an overnight guest in the home of his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Faber Thursday.

Al and Maris Reidemiller of Danbury accompanied Miss Stella Goebel to Alton Sunday for a week's visit in the M. J. home. The Gleaners Society will hold a bazaar on Saturday, April 9th from 1:30 to 5:00 at the Alton town hall. Everyone is welcome.

51-2 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lemke and family will move April 1st to the home formerly occupied by the James Full family who will move to a tenant house on the Ebel farm east of Granville. Mr. and Mrs.

Rodney Van Den Berg and daughter Veda Ann of Clark, S. were visitors in the parental home over the week end. They came especially to celebrate Mrs, Van Den Berg's birthday which was on Sunday. Other guests Sunday were Mrs. Rose Dyk and d.iughters, Mary and Rose, Sheldon, Mr and Mrs.

Dick Schaafsma, Hospers, Mr. and Mrs LeRoy Oester and son David Lee of Fort Dodge. Announces The opening of a new office at Granville in the place of busines.s formerly occupied by the Fanners Lumber Co. The Slagle Co. will endeavor to provide the same fine service which was made available by Mr, E.

Luken, Mr. A. Luken, Mr. L. Luken.

Mr. August Luken will continue with us as assistant manager in charge of the hardware and plumbing department. We oficr our complete building material service to Granville and adjacent area. Mrs. G.

E. Bowers entertained the Sewing club Wednesday. Large assortment of Armstrong and Bird congoleum rugs, Alton Hardware. 43tf Mrs. Peter Vander Stoep spent Saturday in Sioux City with friends.

BLOUSES SUITable for work or play, of cotton, at THE ELLA SHOP, LeMars. Miss Audrey Van Roekel of Iowa City spent the week end at the parental Sip Sipma home here. them at the ELLA SHOP, LeMars! Smart and snappy they're fashion happy! 52-1 Beautiful nylon slips with nylon marquisette top and hem, $5.95 at ELLA SHOP, LeMars. 52-1 Miss Phyllis Wagner of Sioux City spent tlie week end at her home. Gt.

Van Surksum and daughter and Mr. E. Karssen, were afternoon visitors at the Gt. Karssen home Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Gt. Karssen and family drove Edgerton last Tuesday to attend the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs. Ed Beukelman. ing Gleanin Friday Saturday, April 1 2 The Worst Broom Contest Trade in an old broom and $1.19 for a new one.

The owner of the broom that the judges decide to be the most worn out will get 25 lbs. of flour FREE! Make Home Spick 'n Span for Spring I Bon Ami, 13 oz. can 13c Glo Coat, twin pts, Twin qts Babo, 2 for 21c Glass Wax Gold Seal, per pint 59c Perfex, 10 oz 21c Ciimalene 21c Wall Paper Cleaner Climax, 2 for 33c Shelf Paper, 9 ft. Ass't. 2 for 17c Clothes line, 50 ft.

39c Clothes Pins, 30 21c Fork and Beans, A.B.C. 2 for 27c Butter Beans, A.B.C. 21c Corn Flakes 17c Cream Corn, Guarantee 2 for 21c Glamour grows if you wear a formal of net, taffeta or organdy, from the ELLA SHOP, LeMars. 52-1 Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Langstraat of Slieldon were callers in the Simon Scholten home Sunday evening. The Bonnie Lassies won two games when bowling against the Ruden Truckers Sunday afternoon. Callers in the Henry Fennema homo Friday were Mr. and Mr.s Dewey Wiersma of Orange City. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Arens and family of Remsen were callers in the'CLirence Mousel home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eulberg and Miss Antonia Wiltgen were business callers in Remsen Monday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Lieb of Granville were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mrs. Mathilda Winston. Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Van Peursem of Maurice were callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kool Sunday evening. Mr.

Ginsbach and daughter, Coletta of Dell Rapids visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Streff Stmday. Carolyn Schroeder Emmetsburg is spending the week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Kooreman. Mrs, Arta Vegter has been confined to her home for week with an ear infection, but is reported improving. GOING FISHING? Get your fishing license fishing rods, reels and supplies at Den Beste Pros Firestone Store.

Orange City. A large variety in stock. I 52-2 Dewey Huisman underwent a major operation at a Sioux City hospital Saturday evening. Word received by relatives here reported him in critical condition Sunday. Mr and Mrs.

Nic Boomgaars of Sioux Center drove up Friday evening to attend the program at the public school and were callers at the Gt. Karssen home after the play. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Streff drove to Sioux City Sunday evening and called at the home of IVtr.

and Mrs. Burton Mann. Mrs. Streff was accompanied home by her parents Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Klein of iWe.stfipld, N. are the parents of a babv daughter born Monday. March 28. Mrs.

Klein is thp former Florence Schnee and Mrs. Wm. Schnee of Alton the proud grandmother. I GOING FISHING? Get your fishing license and fishing rods, reels and supplies at Den Beste Bros. Firestone Store.

Orange City. A large variety in stock. 52-2 Pre-Easter Special 1 dozen ROSARIES HALF PRICE KOBES JEWELRY Orange City GROCERY THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Salmon, tall can for 58c Sliced Bacon, Wilson, Fancy, per lb. 52c Pork Sausage, Wilson, lb. roll 38c Blue Barrel Soap, 2 giant bars for 29c Hershey's, Milky Way or Snickers, 6 bars 25c Grape Juice, pure qt.

bottle 44c Pint bottle for Ic Both for 45c Nucoa Oleo Margarine, per lb. 37c Hard water Castile Soap, 2 bars for 18c Sweet Corn, Whole Kernel, per can 15c Northern Tissue, 2 rolls for 19c Bartlett Pears, fancy halves, per can 42c Babe Ruth and Butter Finger candy bars, 10 bars for 10c Soda Crackers, 2 lb. box for 47c Johnson's Glo Coat Wax, Self Shine, 2 quart cans for Cheese, Fischers American, 2 lb. box 78c CROC Dial 4191 We Always Deliver ERY This Week's Specials THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Occident All-Purpose Cake Mix, per box 35c French Style Green Beans, No. 2 can 20c Cudahy's Puritan Leaf Lard, per lb 16c Bartlett Pears, in light syrup, No.

can 37c Johnson's Glo-Coat twin pint combination wax 89c Johnson's Glo-Coat twin quart combination wax $1.49 Chocolate Puff Cookies, per lb 43c Custard Sandwich Cookies, per lb. 35c Florida Seedless Grape Fruit, (large size) 8 for 45c California Navel Oranges, (extra large size) per doz. 59c Extra Fancy Delicious Apples, (small size) 2 lbs. 29c Green Top Carrots, (large bunches) two for 15c Red Ripe Tomatoes (cellophane tube) per tube 27c Place your seed potatoes order now, Market will be higher. Dept.

Store Alton, Iowa We deliver twice daily Dial 3501 Square Deal Pflarket Self Serve Store Phone 3701 Twice Daily Deliveries Alton, Iowa Mrs A. L. Sfreff and Clarice StrefT attended the wedding and reception of Miss Betty Ebert and Robert L. Mc- i Collor at the 1st Methodist church in Sioux City Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Those from wlio at- tended the Icecaviades at Omaha included: Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Harriman, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mousol, and xVIrs. Oeorae Kollen.

IVIr, and Mrs. Ben Goettsch, Loo Henrich. Lu- ella Hansen, Dolores Kellen, Hansen, and Margaret' Hansen. iVIrs. Harvey Vander Pol and Mrs.

Sip SiptTia entertained at a "pinlt and blue" shower Mon- i day afternoon complimenting Mrs. Wm. Roghair of Orange City. Guests included Mesdames Jennie Stronks, Geo. Eason, A.

i De Graaf, Art De Graaf, Van Rooyen, Clifford Top, Hon-1 ry Bomgaars, of Alton, and Mesdames Clifford Bogaiird. H. i H. Rozeboom, J. G.

Mouw, Jake Hofmeyer and Gt. Top of Orange City. nrnva CoViT so CAcirinn. voa wanr 'M wc.tr it vour or Grc-)- i Sofr md subtic-. yer possrssiii'-', a fr-sb diat adc to your nioniL I iiO Others $1.35 mid up Homan's Dept.

Store ALTON, IOWA.