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ESTHERVILLE, IOWA, ENTERPRISE. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12, 1933 iLOCALS Mrs. R. K.

Blazer and daughter, Betty, were In Kansas City over the week end Tlsltlng with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Plcltens and duaghter, Irene, and Mr.

and Mrs. O. C. Warrlngton, were in Fairmont, the last of the week visiting with Mrs. Ward JJnn.

Thompson, of Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hogan and daughter of Albert Lea, spent the week end iin this city with Dr. and Mrs.

3. M. Prederlcksen and the John Golla family. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Shirley and Alva Sawyer went to Clear Lake Sunday to facet Mrs. Alya Sawyer who had been spending a days at Ur- liana with her mother, Mrs. C. V. (Mrs O'Keefe and two children of Port -Dodge arrived here the last of the week for a visit with Mr.

and Mrs Joe Nissen and son, Frederick. Mr and Mrs. Grant Clark spent yJn' Spirit Lake' with the former's Miss Mary Peterson returned home Monday from Minneapolis where she visited with friends for a few days. Mrs Zelia Smith was in Worthington, over the week end visit- Jng with A. H.

Otter. Frank Jenkins, off Omaha, lyas in-the city over Sunday to see his cousin, Mrs. Hazel Weaver, and familj Alvold, who spent her prins Vacation in Ceylon, with tier another, has returned to her 'school duties here. Dr ind' Mrs. G.

G. Griffith went to Des Moines Sunday to attend an opti- Al convention on Monday and Tues- rs. Max Lynn returned homeSun- ifram Sac City where she had her parents, Mr. a I. A.

T. Brownell since Friday. en-Hi Meadows anil Gail Morse 1 return home Thursday from Iowa to spend their Easter vacation. Hattie Clark and daughters 'neice nnd Pearl, motored to Sunday to a sister of. Mrs Mrs.

John Williams. Mr and Mrs. C. D. Tedrow am children, of Princeton, 111., arrived in this city Sunday for a visit with Mrs James B.

Tedrow and Mrs. G. Woodhouse. They will return home Saturday. 'O.

J. Sheldon, of Richland, wil spend 'Easter in this city with his family. Ml and Mrs. Happy 'Mason have Tented the J. T.

Johnston cottage on North Sixth Street and moved into i Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gahler and son Junior, were In New Ulm, over week-end with Mrs iler's fatter, Carl Preglar, an: llso visited with friends in Mankato Miss Vellita Reese has returne 'home (from Des Moines where sh spent a few days with her sistei "Lois Thompson, of Cedar Rapids, pent the week end in this city with parents, Mr.

and Mrs. L. O. Thompson. Mrs.

Jaimes Miner, of Charles City, Sunday with Miss Fern Mason. Mr. and Mrs. L. L.

Jones have rented the Russell Strait house on North Ninth Street and will move Into It Thursday. They have been living on West Lincoln Street. Mrs. Frank Brockway left today for her home at Kansas City after a visit here with (friends and looking after her property. Harold Anderson, Albert Anscline and Mr.

and Mrs. N. J. Hartman, of State Center, were Sunday guests here with Mr. and Mrs.

D. C. Wells. Mr. and 'Mrs.

Merle Carnahail and children, of Superior, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schaper. Mr. and Mrs.

M. S. Craven, of Titonka, were over Sunday visitors here ith the Les Boggess family. Wm. (Post returned home the irst of the week from Mitchell, S.

where she spent a week with er son, Claire Post. Mrs. Andy Dahllhorg and Dorothy Valdron returned 1 home Saturday rom Columbia, where they spent everal days with the former's daugli- er, Mrs. P. Dippold.

Mrs. Andy Dahlberg and Dorothy Valdron returned home Saturday ram Columbia, where they pent several days with the former's daughter, Mrs. P. Dippold. Mr.

and Mrs. O. J. Sheldon and amily drove to Humboidt today to attend the (funeral of Mr. Sheldon's mother, who was ninety-two years old.

jhas ibeen spending a few days here the parental A. Ivey home. Mrs. Claud Ross has returned home Boone where she spent a few Mays with relatives. She accompan- glel Miss Helen Sievers who went on 'Des Moines to.

attend an insurance convention. (Miss Dorothy Latchem returned Saturday evening Iowa City where she spent the week with rela- fves. Miss Enid Brickson, of St. Cloud', Minn, Is spending a week here with Mr and Mrs. L.

M. Christensen. Mr and'-Mrs. Roy Pell left Satur' day home Perry after a Ifew days visit in" this city with old friends. Mrs.

Fell formerly lived Mrs. Amos Mason anil daughter, jKMlldred, of Gilmore City, visited here Mrs. E. G. Stavros, the Misses Lena ni Frances Long and Mrs.

Lyle Imith were in Sioux City over Sunday visiting with the. Chas. Stavros amily and other relatives am; friends. Mr. and Mrs.

George McCutcheon have returned home from Jacksonville, Florida, where they spent several weeks with their daughter, Mrs J. Rabb. Mrs. J. E.

Torrens and son, John, of Minneapolis, are spending this week here with the (former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Klopp and her sister, Miss Dorothy Klopp.

Mavis and Muriel Cross, of Dun- neli, are here week visiting with their grandparents, Mr. ami Mrs. C. H. Cross.

Joyce and Beverly Ottesen, of Jackson, are spending a few days here with Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Tostensen.

Mrs. L. L. Smith and two daughters returned home Sunday from Council Bluffs where they spent last with Mr. and Mrs.

C. Paulson, iparents of Mrs. Smith. Alva Ragsdale, of Eidora, was an over Sunday visitor here witli the C. H.

Coon family. Mrs. Wesley Sutton returned home Monday evening from a three months visit with her son, Cleo Sutton, and wife at Taylor, Texas. Mr. Sutton, who had alreadyr eturned home from Texas, left here last week for Excelsior Springs, to meet Mrs.

Sutton who had stopped off there for a short stay. On their return home they stopped off at Marshalltown for a islt with Mrs. Bert Helgeson, sister of Mrs. Sutton, and also visited with Mrs. Tom Tomlinson and family at Fort Dodge Monday afternoon.

The Tomlinsons formerly lived in Estherville. Richard Keogh, of Minneapolis, in this this week visiting with the Norman Maine family and Mrs. T. Doyle. Emmet Township Mr.

and Mrs. Rulfus Drew and daughter, Bonlta, were visitors at the Frank Wells home Sunday. Myrtle Schoenlng spent Sunday with Florence Neppl. 'Mrs. G.

A. Peterson and son, Clarence, spent Friday afternoon and evening at the Walter Schultz home. Mr. and Mrs. W.

D. O'Brien and daughter, Agnes, visited at the Albert Heywood home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bryan and children, Richard and Janet, visited at the Irving 'Bllerston home Sunday evening. Mr.

and Anton Bervcn and Janice and Wanda Lilland visited at the Albert Heywood home Saturday. Viola Keeler was a week end visk- or at the E. E. Duckett home. F.

C. Snyder has been sick for the past few days. Paul, Warren, Earl and Raymond Hyer were callers at the Julius Otto liome Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Logue and Zelda, entertained the Everett Logue family Sunday afternoon. The J. U.

G. 4-H chub met with Evelyn, 'Ellis Saturday afternoon. Lionel Headley was a 'guest at the M. H. Silcox home at Dunnell Sunday afternoon.

E. J. Maniece, County Representative, was home over the week end. Mrs. Maniece accompanied him to Des Moines.

and Mrs. Thor Sunde and son. Archie, and 'Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Valen, were Sunday dinner guests at the Henry Valen home.

Maxine Truesdale spent Sunday evening with Vera Irwin. Miss Bunetta and Lavohn Bixby the Harvey Hippie home in Es- herville. Clarence Hansen trucked a load of stock to Sioux City Thursday. John Hansen and Wm. Hayes served as petit juror in Estherville last week.

Mrs. Frank Grant and children were week end visitors with friends in Estherville. Miss Mary Alice Carey is at the Trimble home in Estherville caring for Mrs. Maggie Trimble and daughter, Birdie, who trouble. is 111 with heart Charles Carey went to Spencer last week near which place he will be employed on a farm the coming season.

Genevleve Mackey was a high school visitor Friday. Miss Esther Hlldreth, a pupil in the Emmet Consolidated school, wns a week end visitor in the parental home. There was a good attendance at the social evening of the Royal Neighbors at the home of Mrs. Claude Ressler. The May meeting will be held in the home oj Mrs.

Harry Webber. Mrs. Gus Knutson was hostess to the members of the Lakeside Country Club at her home last Thursday afternoon. Most of the members and a number of guests were present to enjoy a pleasant afternoon. The next meeting will be held with Mrs.

K'nute Olson. Mrs. O. L. Wickens attended visited the Misses Ivadell Leo and Vera Irwin on Thursday and Friday.

iMr. and 'Mrs. Broil Leo and daughter, Ivndell, were guests at the Anton Storey home Sunday. A surprise party was given in honor df Harold Duckett Sunday evening at the Elmer Duckett home. The evening was spent in playing games and working jig-saw puzzles.

A delicious lunch iwas served at the close of the ivenlng and the guest of honor was with a gift. There were guests present. Dennis McNally was a visitor at school Wednesday. and Mrs. Herbert Wolcliii'g vis- ted Thursday evening at the Em 11 -ieo home.

Betty Amdahl visited school Thursday. iMr. and Mrs. Warren Hyer and children, Irene and Dorothy, were callers at the Paul Hyer home Sun- lay afternoon. Florence O'Brien and Anna Schnn- were guests at the Albert Hey- vood home Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bveleth enler- ained several friends at a party Tuesday evening. The evening wns spent in playing cards and working iig-saiw puzzles, after which a delic- ous lunch was served. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Eveleth and fam- ly were guests at the Lawrence Sargent home Saturday evening. Miss Mary Ann Myers and Miss Vilma Gronstal were guests at the Myer home in Eidora. 'Miss Esther Hlldreth -vpnut the veek end at her home near Clrnver. Mr.

and -Mrs. J. Christensen entertained several guests at a party Saturday evening. Gruver and Vicinity Christian Church Bi'ble A. M.

11:00 A. and sermon iby L. E. Lowe. Special Eastoi Services.

6:30 E. Endeavor Society meeting. Subject, "If A Man Dies, Shall He Live Again." 7:30 P. Easter' Playlet "Their Eyes Were Hollen." followed by sermon by L. E.

Lowe. Wednesday evening choir at L. L. Clements home, Thursday evening prayer meeting at the Harry Adams home, "Wha the Resurrection Means to Me." White Shrine party at the Masonic Hall In, Estherville last Wednesday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Christian and two children; of'Fairmont, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bringle and two children, of Bstherviile, Mrs. Chas.

Christian, daughter, and two sons of Jack Creek were dinner guests Sunday In the Harry Webber home. This was a family gathrlng of Mrs. Web- Der's people. Mrs. Nolan 'Nelson was hostess to the members of the Triple at her home last Tuesday afternoon.

The next meeting will be held Tuesday, Aipril 26th, at the home of Mrs. Guj Ramsey. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barber and Florence were Saturday evening guests in the Hsrry Webber home.

Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hatch visited Sunday with the.

Clifford Hatch family at Maple HH1. Mrs. T. HI Lines spent Monday at the Willis Wertz assisting with canning meat. Mrs.

Klingibeil of north of Gruver, was hurt iby a steer which he was assisting in Iqading in a truck last Tuesday, being thrown against the truck badly ibruising him and injuring him internally. He was taken to the hospital for treat- 1 ment and was improving nicely until Monday when he had a turn for the worse a blood clot having formed. A. M. Brown returned; home Tuesday morning from a ten days visit with relatives in Plainlfield, 111.

Ladies meets Thursday, April 20th, with Frank Krieger and Mrs. C. C. Love serving. -0- Eaton, and Mr.

and (Mrs. O. L. Toreson were members of the program committee. After the program lunch was served.

A son was iborn to Mr. and -Mrs. 'Leonard Schumaker Aipril 4, 1933. Mrs. Limlsey is here from Merrill for a visit relatives.

Mr. and IMrs. William Rasmussen recently visited at Jackson, Minn. and Mrs. John Systma, of Jackson, visited here recently.

Mrs. A. J. Johnson, Mrs. W.

C. Foster and Miss iDoris Henningsen attended a birthday party Saturday afternoon at Estherville given by Mrs. 'Eugene Foster in honor of Joleen IMary Igou. Friends here recently learned of the marriage of Miss Lois Hansen and Mr. Jensen, of Estherville.

The wedding took -place at Sioux Falls, S. Dak. The bride's parents were former residents of this place. A large number of people gathered at the St. Paul's Lutheran Church last Sunday Ifor confirmation services.

Those confiimed were Ruth Amdall, Clarence Jensen, MaWe Sanvig, Ruth Jensen, Lilliam Jensen, Sylvia Jorgenson, Alice Henningsen, Nora BIs- gard, Vivian Olson, Gladys Rierson, Evelyn Knutson, Marian iLarsen, Harold Johnson, Carl Dunn, Donald Olson, Gerhard Jensen, Einer Jensen, Kenneth Peterson. Next Sunday an adult class will be confirmed. A silver wedding was held at the I Norwegian Church Sunday In honor of Mr. and Mrs, Bam Helgason, followed' by a program. The wedding march was played by' Miss Gudrid 'Naae; several songs by the choir and audience, a talk by Dr: Naae, vocal solo in the Norwegian language by Serene Myhre, violin solo by Lawrence Birkland, talk by Rev.

Mandsager, Piano solo by Leona Sanvig. two hundred were present. Serene Myhre and Erlene Sanvig were at Emmetsburg Saturday. Rev. Mandsager, Mrs.

Lewis Torreson, IMr. and Mrs. A. Murstad, Mr. and 'Mrs.

R. Young, Joe Gaibrielson, Irene Hampson and Dorothy Stevens attended a Bible Contest at Estherville (Monday evening. Miss Blanch Young returned to Charles City 'Friday evening. Several from. Graettinger attended a spelling contest at Emmetsburg Saturday.

Young and his uncle, William Young, motored to Rosse Wednesday for a visit with relatives at this place. Lights Instantly Just Like Preheater Instant- right tlUSTlighta match, turn a valve your new Coleman Gas lights instantly at the burner! It has no pre- hcater. No waiting. Put on your pots and pans and start cooking "right That's modern gas The finest stove you ever saw for homes out beyond the gas mains. Economical to operate makes, and burns its own gas- from regular untreated motor fuel.

With the Churches Graettinger Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Dewall attended a funeral at Whittemore Tuesday. A son arrived at the Ralph Tindall home Saturday, April 1, 1933. Mr.

(Morgan, of Osgoocl, transacted business at this place Wednesday. Mr. Brown, of Wallingrord, delivered cattle to a Graettinger buyer the first of the 'week. Sankey, mother of Mrs Nick hurmiin, was buried at Bancroft Wednesday of last week. Harvey Nichtern, af the Hoprlg neighborhood, was a Graettinger visitor Saturday.

Numerous of the valley farmers started sowing small the first of the week. As per a report from A. .1. Stamp at Strawberry Point, farmers sandy farm their along seeding on the the MariuokeU Dress Up the House for Spring DECORATE Prices Lower Than Ever Before It's a joy to have the rooms repapered and woodwork painted or varnished in the spring-. The whole house seems in tune with the freshness of the season.

Careful workmanship materials of-'fine quality serve to emphasize the greatly lowered prices. The Rexall Store Prop. A ROOM TO AS HIGH AS YOU WISH TO GO. Lois Butson and Irene Ramsey celebrated their birthdays last Saturday and Monday. Mrs.

Barber, Mrs. Higinbotham and Dean visited school last Wednesday afternoon. Seven of- the primary children were neither absent nor tardy during the past six weeks period. That is doing well considering the weather. Each Friday afternoon the children in the primary room gave a short program.

Last Friday afternoon the first and second grades told stories and acted out two short plays. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Ressler and Mrs.

Whitacre -were visitors. The first grade children are working on special Easter favors for this week. We are proud of the record made our high school spelling team this year. They placed our school in second place in the county and Lillian Hamleland won third place for Individual honors. We wish to call attention of all the patrons of our school to a county meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association which, will be held in the Roosevelt Auditorium at Estherville on the evening oif April 2Cth at 7:30 o'clock.

A special invitation is.given to any who can attend. This invitation comes from the Estherville Parent-Teachers Association. We will have our first baseball game of the season with Maple Hill on Friday afternoon of this week. If our diamond is in shape we will play it at Gruver, otherwise we will play it on the Maple Hill diamond. The Agriculture class pruned Mrs.

J. L. Brown's Ifrult trees across from the school house on Friday as a laboratory exercise. 'Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Thorsland are announcing the birth of a ten pound, son Sunday. There are now two boys frlqnd, Ruby Luchsinger the home. Mrs. Thorsland at Mrs. R.

Clayton and daughter, Wln- the parental P.ckell home. nette, visited in 'Des Moines over the Mr. and Andrew Anderson and week end. little daughter, of Sihloy, visited A baby girl arrived at the home unday evenil 'iJ in the Harvey Sol- Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Stewart March river last week. G. 13. Johnscn, of Jack Creek, was a pleasant caller at this place Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. C. Richardson, of Jack Creek, visited here Friday. iMrs. L.

Luclisiivger was a caller in 'Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Herke mourn the loss of their two months old bailiy boy who passed away Sunday. Mrs.

L. E. Richardson expects to return home from soon where she ibeen recuperating at the 'home of a daughter. J. P.

Wagner was a county seat visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Helvig, of Plover, were Sunday vistiors at the 11. W.

'Nunmaker home. Mrs. Wilbur Price nnd daughter, Mary Margaret, recently visited at the home of her parents in Emmetsburg. Glen Shaver recently purchased the residence property that is occupied by 'Mrs. A.

J. Hamilton and dangler, Maud. Hamilton will occupy the Jensen residence in center of town where the Shavers arc now living. Miss Arlene Grodland visited with her toother. Merle, at Curlew last week.

Miss Mildred Gardner is home from Mason City for a week. Arlo Mills Is reported ill at his home. Mrs. R. W.

Nunmaker expected to return home from an Emmetsburg hospital Monday. Miss Alice Weir visited last week in the Curry home in the Gruver vicinity. Frank Herke was a Sioux Cityi business visitor last week end. Miss Dorothy Barlow returned to her home at Estherville after spending part of vacation with her the Jvsllicrvillc Lutheran Cliurcli L. A.

Mathre, Pastor Easter Festival (Services at 11 o'clock In the. English language. The choir will sing the anthems "In Joseph's Lovely Garden" 'by Dickinson and "He. Is Risen" iby Simper. Sunday School as usual at 10 o'clock.

We are looking for a record attendance. At Easter morning there will be a Sunrise Communion Service. There will also be a Communion Service at 7:30 Thursday evening. Announcement for communion may ue mtfcle at the following hours. Thursday forenoon and 1-2 P.

M. at the pastor's study. 4-5 P. (M. at the Sacristy at the church and after the Friday evening service and immediately preceding the Communion Service.

Good Friday Service in the Norwegian language at 11 o'clock with communion following for those desiring to go to the Lord's table at this time. Good Friday evening service. Sermon on the Passion of our 'Lord and Litany led by the choir. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon this week. Hostesses Mesdames Sam Larson, Sam Tangen, Ben Sampson and John Lodden.

The Berean Sisters will not meet this week. The Confirmation Class will not meet this Saturday. Union State Line Cliurcli Easter Festival Services at 9 o'clock in the morning. Please note the hour. Sunday school following.

The Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon next week. The Luther League meets next Wednesday evening at the Hans Rasmussen home. Immamicl Lutheran Cliurcli Missouri Synod E. Emory N. 4th St.

English Easter service next Sunday morning at 10:45. Sunday School at "0:00. German service with holy communion on Good Friday morning at 10:30. English communion service on Holy Thursday evening at lieligious instruction for children Saturday afternoon at 2:00 In the church. Otis L.

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911 We have just received the very latest in the new Coleman Instant Gas Stoves, we invite you to come in and see this, new modern gas range. Sconberg Kilgore Wednesday, Aipril 19, with- Mrs. Albert Wolclen and Mrs. L. A.

Aanonson as the hostesses. Palestine Church Devotional meeting on Good Friday at 11 A. in charge of the deacons. Sunday School at 10 A. -M.

on coming Sunday. Devotional meeting at 11 a. m. in charge of the deacons on Easter Day. The Confirmands will meet at the Sa.m home on coming Saturday at 1 P.

W. The Dorcas Society will meet at the Sam Bomlhus home at 2 P. on Saturday of this week. The Prayer meeting on Wednesday night, Apr.U 19, starting at o'clock, will be held at the John Tweclt home. The Estherville Enterprise $1.00 For One Year monson home.

Mr. and Mrs. Soren Sorenson drove to Hardy Saturday afternoon to visit in the home of her parents, returning Sunday night. 18. The Misses Sarah Ault, Ruth Amdall, Sylvia Christensen attended 'Bible Conference at Estherviile AVcd- nesday evening.

i W1 i retlll ne 1 to home The Misses Anna and Bertha Olson in Gruver Friday after spending sev- were Emmetsburg visitors SaturIn eral weeks in the home of his daugh- Baste of High Lake wis ter Mrs. Clayton Taylor, in Hay- a Graettinger visitor Monday and Mrs. Clarence Sorum and uTe'd It daughter, Catherine, were Sunday Thursday alfternoon JjUnfe 3t llomo cHnner guests in the Alfred Myhre Miss Clara Suss entertained the and Mrs. Walter Wllley, of Sib- 0 1 ley were Sunday vistiors with I. G.

Rev. and Car Wmey and Miss Alice joyed a visit with two of the daugh" Mrs. George Calhan is entertaining ters last week, uaufen Knlscoiinl Church Doanc Up-john, Priest in Charge Good Friday, Aipril The Three Hour Service 12 to 3 P. M. Easter, April Holy Communion with A Church A.

M. Mithcran Church Notes Pcder Nordsletten, Pastor Wnl I Ing-ford Cliurcli Sunday School at 10 a. m. on coining Sunday. Services at 11 a.

m. In the Norwegian language. The confirmation class will meet on Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock. The Dorcas Society will meet at the church basement on next Tuesday April 18, at 8 o'clock. The refreshments will be served Iby Miss Ruby Knsii and Miss Florence Tosten- rud.

Immnnuel Church Sunday School at 2 P. M. on coming Sunday. Afternoon service at 3 o'clock in the American language. Luthei (League on Sundaj night it 8 o'clock The Ladles Aid will meet on next GRAND Sunday and Monday, April 16-17 SPECIAL EASTER PROGRAM The Season's WARMEST Love Romance! GREATER THAN "BAD Come Early SUNDAY 25c Doors OiH'ii For the first SYLVIA SIDNEY and GEORGE RAFT in VINA DELMAR-S New "Bad Girl" Story! SYLVIA SIDNEY GEORGE Au.ikorof*BADGIIU.

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