The Williamsburg Shopper from Williamsburg, Iowa • Page 6

SBC WTTJ IAM sBUPG SHOPPER. and City Newspaper January Winborn's offer Discount for Early Ordered CHICKS Edith Yearian and Frederic Gittins Are Wed in California Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Yearian announced early last week the marriage of their daughter, Edith, to Frederic E. Gittins, water tender USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gittins. The wedding took place Jan.

6 at 7:30 p. m. in the chapel of the First Methodist church at Vallejo, with the Rev. E. J.

Berger officiating. The couple was attended by Petty Officer John Peterson, a friend of the bridegroom. Mrs. Gittins was attired in a black and white tailored suit. The couple came to their homes in Williamsburg following their marriage to spend several days with relatives before Mr.

Gittins left to report back to his ship in San Francisco. He has a 27-day leave from duty. Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates of the Williamsburg high school. Mrs. Gittins has been employed as stenographer in Results That Count BERT HANSON Auctioneer SALE DATES Feb.

BOLAND. Feb. C. DHONT. Feb.

8--GEO. VORBRICH. Feb. STANERSON. Feb.

NEIME1R. Jan. BRATTEN. FOR 242 WILLIAMSBURG the law offices of Harold Claypool in Williamsburg, while the bridegroom has been in the navy for three years, 15 months of which spent in the South Pacific. Fortieth Wedding Anniversary Held Thursday at Town Mr.

and John Mahan were pleasantly surprised at the Town Hall in Williamsburg Thursday evening, Jan. 18, when neighbors, friends and relatives gathered to help them celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary. The evening was spent in playing progressive Euchre. The high prizes for women were won by Mrs. Fred Lienen and Mrs.

Irvin Burgy. Low prizes went to Mrs. Mae Stanerson and Mrs. George Folkmann. High prizes for men were won by Reno Zuber and John Wales.

Consolation prizes for men went to John Flanagan and Fred Lienen. Traveling prizes were won by Grant Olson, William Schwarting and Mrs. John Sullivan. A lunch was served at a late hour by the hostesses. The bridal table was centered with a decorated wedding cake which was baked and decorated by Mrs.

Alvin Werr. The cake was topped with a miniature bride and groom. The honored couple were the recipients of many beautiful gifts. ft Miscellaneous Shower For Miss Reta A miscellaneous shower was given to the bride-elect Reta Kelly on Sunday, Jan. 21, at the A.O.H.

Hall at Holbrook by Irene and Marian Kelly, Mrs. Orville Chrisman and Kathleen Kelly. Miss Kelly will be married to Clarence Wehner at St. Michael's church at Holbrook on Thursday, Feb. 1st, at 9:00 o'clock.

Many beautiful gifts were presented to the honoree and a lunch was served. The afternoon wat. spent playing Euchre. High At Auction in WILLIAMSBURG, at Carl Holden Garage Saturday, Jan. 27th Starting at 1:30 o'clock A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF HIGH GRADE TOOLS AS FOLLOWS: 1 Tilting Arbor Saw, like new 1 Work Bench with vise 1 Mitering Saw and box Hand Saws Planes Hammers Squares Levels and hundreds of tools of all kinds.

Some Paint and Cherry and Walnut Lumber it's good tools you want come to this sale. TERMS lllBf Iver I train foil Owner BERT HANSON, Auctioneer LEWIS, Clerk vent to Mary Hannon and low to Mrs. D. L. DriscoU and traveling prize was won by Elizabeth Hannon.

There were about 125 guests present. E. C. Edwards Left Sunday to Attend His Brother's Funeral E. C.

Edwards left here Sunday evening to attend the funeral services for his brother, A. J. Edwards, at Atwater, Minn. A. J.

Edwards passed away on Sunday morning at 4:00 a. m. following a period of several yssr of ill health. He was preceded ir. death by his wife during the flu epidemic in 1918.

He is survived by five children two sons, Ralph in Ohio, and Raj at home, and three daughters. Emma and Nora at home and Mr? Laura Othln of Willmar, Minn Other survivors in the immediate family include two brothers, E. Edwards of Williamsburg and G. Edwards of Aberdeen. S.

Dak. and two sisters, Miss Annie Edwards and Mrs. L. A. Alger, both of Dickens, Iowa.

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Davis anc the Misses Ella and Mae Fuller called at the Mrs. Alice Enochsor home Sunday afternoon. Mr.

Davis is a brother of Mrs. Enochson. ATTENTION FARMERS Ib. pigs at farrow show better health, growth and gain than 2 pigs. IDEAL brand Medicine and Mineral feed treating process before and after farrows is truly a good help for such results.

For Sale by IDEAL PRODUCTS CO. Belle Flaine, Iowa Fight Necro! to America Ht PMVM IS tot DM 9 GaSons $10.00 $16.00 W. E. DURR Feed Oil HARRY HARTZ AUCTIONEER Phone Marengo 22-P27 I'd Like To Cry Your Sale Sale Dates Claimed Jan. 18.

Fred Hopp Estate, 3 of Williamsburg, 160 acres land. Jan. 22. L. O.

Boquet 3 Cedar Rapids, public sale. w-n', Jan 25 Henry Williamsburg, Closing out wnr' Fe Irvine Boland Wiluamsburg, closing out. Feb. 3. la.

Co. Duroc Breeders bred sow sale at Homestead. Feb. 6. Taken.

Feb. 12. Alex Stanerson, Ms east Conroy, closing out. Peb 15 LUUe Howlett, Marengo, closing out Feb. 19.

Arthur Pundt, 6 NE Marengo, closing out. Every Wednesday at Marengo Uarn Mr. and Mrs. F. G.

Boland, J. D. Lewis and D. J. Lewis attended the funeral of their cousin, Miss Elizabeth Jones, at Davenport, Iowa, on Monday, Jan.

22. Miss Jones had been a teacher in the public schools at Davenporl for the past 18 years. She was born in York township, Iowa iiinty, and will be remembered by many of the older residents. Carl Holden Son bought the F. O.

Harrington estate farm at the auction held on Tuesday 204-acre farm sold for $101 LLOYD GRIMM Auctioneer Any Sale, Any Where Any Time English GOODXYEAR TIRES There is only one tested, value packed Answer to the Question There are only two main parts to any tire the body and the tread and GOODYEAR in superior in both. Two great, good- looking, safe, long-lasting treads (All- Weather or Rib) and the best-built body in the businew assure extra mileage, and solely. SUPIRIOR IN TREAD Goody.aru.adi wwpact wlw to inflattd, bt evm twt lo evtf and bralMf ya SUPIRIOR IN twill cord, put I to wtls again.t bruUw..