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HarlanNeirs LET'S Get PERSONAL report your out-of-town trlpa and guttte Your frlanda and relatlvee enjoy reading IhtM llttta and your Hoato and guMta apprtclata your ooun tety In reporting thorn. PHONE 42 OR P.M. S4. Harlan (la.) Tribune, Feb. 17, '56 Mr and Mrs Harvey Brrett and Mr and Mrs Don Hendricks and son, Jimmy, were guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Errett in PapilUon, last Sunday.

Also there for dinner were Mr and Airs' Les ter Jacobsen and children. The occasion was Hay's birthday an nlversary. -For her guests last Saturday, Mrs Win. J. Lewis entertained Mrs Faye Esdon and Mrs John Nicolson, both of Shenandoah.

Burdeite Thomson is at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Ralph Thomson, following his recent discharge in Hutehinson, Kansas, from the U. S. Navy, During his four years of service, Burdette was stationed years in Guam. He is at present taking a correspondence course in civil aeronautics. He will go to Kansas City, to complete his course later.

The Rev. and Mrs Lyle Paulsen announce the birth of a 7 Ib. 11 daughter. Ann Carol, at me Memorial Hopital Sunday. February 12.

This makes a family of five for the Paulsen's, three boys and two girls. Mrs Win. Fritz and Mrs Frances Goodner attended the American Legion Auxiliary, department of Iowa, mid-year conference at the Fort Des tMoines Hotel in Des Moines Sunday and Monday. Mrs Fritz and Mrs Ooodner, president and secretary, respectively, were delegates from the local unit. They report a very fine and well attended meeting from which they gained rnutih ot" interest to bring hack with them.

The Rev. and Mrs Paul McGee are parents of a baby daughter at Myrtue Memorial Hospital Tuesday, Fenr. 14. She tipped the scales at 7 ibs. 15 and has been named Janis Coleen.

The -McGee's now have family of three, oH girls. Mary Andrea. is 7 years of age and Lanrm Jean. 3. of Dr.

and Mrs R. E. Bonliu for the Mardi G-ras 2VIon day evening included Mr and Mrs L. J. Knudtsen.

Mr and Mrs Jjouis Picoalo. Mr Wrn. Leppley and Miss' Pat Quinlin, all of Omaha. Mr is a brother of Mrs Donlin. Mr and Mrs Gerald Larson and the former's parents.

Mr and Mrs Edgar E. Larson, returned last Sunday evening from a three weeks vacation in Arizona. The 1-arson's were located in Mesa. Arizona, during- their stay, but took numerous trips out from there and saw a lot of the country. Nelson G.

Kraschel is in Clarkson Hospital in Omaha for observation and treatment. Mr Kraschel suffered a severe nosebleed last Sunday afternoon. He was first treated at Myrtue Memorial Hospital and given a blood transfusion. His son, Frederick, came out from Omaha that evening and took his lather to the Clarksou Hospital at 4 o'clock morning- His condition is reported as satisfactory. 'M and rs Don Woodhouse and son, Michael, of Iowa City, spent the weekend with the former's parents, Mr and Mrs G.

J. Woodhouse. When they returned Monday morning, they were accompanied by Don's sister, Mrs Dennis Hoffnagle and son "Chuck" ot Tennant, who are their guests for a week. Marion Harlan left Tuesday to drive to Excelsior Springs, to see Mrs Harlau. who has been under the care since she went to the resort ten days ago with Mrs S.

C. Dedrick and Mrs Agnes Baroch for a vacation. Mr Harlan got only as far as Clarinda when he had car trouble and had to come back. 'Mrs J. W.

Saylor returned home from Myrtue Memorial Hospital Wednesday, where she had heen a medical patient after she came ill last Saturday. She is much improved. 'Mrs Dale Thorngren, secretary of student work for the Iowa- Des Moines Conference of W.S.C.S.. will attend the annual conference of the Methodist Student Movement to be held at the 4-H camp at Boone on February 17-18-19. Methodist students from many Iowa colleges will be in attendance.

Dr. Robt. E. Jensen, local optometrist, was speaker at the Irwin-Kirkman PTA meeting in Irwjn Thursday evening. Dr.

Jensen took for his subject "Visual Screening in the Schools," Mr and Mrs Blmer Xorgaand. daughter Xorene, and son. John, drove to Omaha Sunday to have dinner and to meet the former's mother, Mrs J. J. Sforgaard, and Mrs A.

L. Lohry, the latter of Sioux City, upon their return from a Florida vacation. Enroute to their destination, the' ladies spent several days in New Orleans arid in Biloxi then continued on to Florida, During their stay, they were at Ocala arid Lake Wales, taking numerous trips out from there. They were disappointed in the Florida weather, reporting that there was only only" five days of sunshine during their entire "three stay there. Aside from this they had a very tripl Among- the out of town guesta who came for the M'fcfdl Graa Monday evening were Mr and Mrs R.

E. Vinton and Mr and Mrs Keith Vinton of Blair, Nebr. Miss Norene Xorg-aard, -crowned Mardi Gras queen, is a a daughter of Mrs Vinton." Also here was Miss Norgraard's fiance, Mr Earl McCaustland of Lime Spring's, who came- from Cedar Falls, where he is attending I.S.T.C, The Rev. and Mrs Peter Tra- cano of Pigah visited with numerous friends in Harlan Tuesday and were supper guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Cliff Clps- son that evening. Rev.

and Mrs Tracano came especially to see Beverly Cooper of Mondamin who is in Myruie Memorial Hospital for injuries received in an auto collision west of Harlan Saturday. Miss Cooper is a member of Rev. Tracano's congregation. There's extra comfort in a bank-financed carl Like big, resilient tires and line shock-abaorDera and deep seat cushions, a bank Auto Loan "eases" you over the miles and months. The cost is low, the terms are generous; and you build up your bank credit for the future as you meet jrour monthly payments.

Before you buy your next car, come in and get figure-facts about our BANK AUTO LOAN PLAN. Harlan National Bank Member federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Guests entertained in the home of 'Mr aud Mrs Peter Olsen last Sunday were Mr and Mrs Andrew Poldberg, -Mr and rs Gerald Hangen and children of Blair, Mr and Mrs Clarence Larn and family and Mr and Mrs Harold Olsen and Ronnie ot Harlan. The occasion honored Mrs Olsen's birthdav. In renewing the subscription to the Harltm papers, Martin Christofferson of La Cresenta, writes that he and Mrs Martin were in quite a serious car accident last November, both receiving severe neck injuries. Both were hospitalized for three weeks and are still under the doctor's care, but are making-' a good recovery.

They are former Shelby County residents. Mr and Mrs Art Case of Manning were guests in the home ot Mrs Theresa Schwery and daughter, -Margaret, last Sunday, They also visited that evening with Mr and Mrs Walter Hodapp. Also at the Schwery home that day were Mrs Wilfred Coenen and daugh ters. Victoria and Twyla from northwest of Harlan. Mr and Mrs L.

A. Breeling departed last Saturday for Me- Allen, Texas, where they are joying a two weeks vacation. Those from out of town who came for the funeral of the late Joe iNoble Saturday, included Mrs Howard Dewey of Independence, -Mr and Mrs Glen Morris, Mr and Mrs A. Mrs Marilyn Herold, Mrs Esther Miiberg, T. R.

Perry, F. A. Smiley, A. L. Jamison.

E. J. O'Connor, C. L. Huisman, Pete Trow and K.

M. Lutton. all of Ames. William Jensen or Harlan, who is a freshman in Drake University College of fine arts, has been selected as a member of the cast of the' Drake University production of "The Tempest" will be presented Feb. 1G.

17 and IS. 'Mrs August Henflricks' and daughter, Betty, attended the Springman-Blum wedding at Portsmouth" on Tuesday, Feb. 7. Mrs -Ethyi nrasnear of Milady's Beauty Sa.lon, and Mrs G-rover Huckins of Ethel's Beauty Shoppe, were in Omaha last Sunday attending the National Hair Dressers 'and Cosmetologist conven tion, at'the Hotel. Pete WilJadsen arrived bbtoe last Saturday from St.

Peters? bora, Florida, where he went to visit a brother, llitus WJlladsen. and to TO'Upurate from a recent illness. Tho brother is commercial i i i and did some fancy fishing while there and has pictures to prove the size fish he caught. 'He came home feeling much improved. Grant Kinley and his fiancee, Mary Elaine Molison of Grinnell.

were guests in the home of Grant's parents, Mr and Mrs Rex Pin ley the past weekend. Both are seniors at Iowa State College, Ames. Mr. and Mrs. V.

M. Carpenter arrived home Tuesday from McAllen; Texas, where "they have been wintering for the past two months. During their stay, Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter frequently visited iheir sons and wives, Capt.

John -Rice Carpenter of the U.S. Air Force, who is on. the staff of Goodfellow Hospital at, San Augelo, Texas, and 2nd Lt. Thomas Carpenter of the Air Force, stationed at Ellington A'FB, Houston, Texas. ELK HORN BY MRS BILL HANSEN Arlie Parker was home from Ames the past weekend, coming especially to see his father, Vern Parker, vho is in Myrtue Memorial Hospital, following a heart attack three weeks ago.

Mr Parker is getting along satisfactorily, according to a report from his bedside. Mr and Mra John Scott went to Omaha Friday where Mr Scott is attending the three lowa-Xebras- ka Little National convention of dry cleaners, Mr Scott is president of the organization and is presiding over the meetings. Mrs Hay Brown departed Wednesday morning for a belated mid-winter vacation in Florida. They are making the in Florida will be at "The Wedgewood'' in Ft. Lauilerdale.

They plan to be ubout three weeks. and Mrs Frederick J. Day of Bluffs' were in Harlan for the third annual Mardi Gras. guets of Mr Day's brother-in-law and sister. Mr and Mrs Jack Lewis.

Mr and Mrs Hans Bensen of Elk Horn -will hold open house at the Baptist church on- Wednesday, February 22nd, from 1:30 to 5:00 p.m. in observance of their 50th wedding anniversary. They invite all their friends and relatives to attend. Mr and Mrs Raymond Olsen and their son, Dick, and wife spent Saturday and Sunday at Kansas City, Mo. attending an egg grading meeting.

(Mr and Mrs Henry Petersen of Kimballton were Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Krogstad. Mrs Don Kaldenberg has concluded a ten day visit with her parents, Mr and Mrs Walter Bramer, She left on Saturday by plane from Omaha to St. Louis, Mo. to join her husband who is employed by Perpetual Research Laboratories at St. Louis.

Mrs Mae Lange attended a postnuptial miscellaneous show- Sunday afternoon honor- Ing Mrs Gilbert Petersen at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Prathers near Atlantic. Mrs Petersen is the former Darlene Barnes of Griswold. Mr and Mrs Allen Hansen and son, Paul, spent Friday to Sunday with Hanseri's parents, Mr and -Mrs C. C. Gregersen, ai Hardy, Nebr.

Rev. Henry Hansen, chaplain at the homes, will take over Mr Hansen's duties as superintendent during his absence. MOVES TO SALEM HOME 'Mrs Nels Andersen of Brayton a new member of the Sale-m Home family on Monday. Mr and, Mrs Joe Waske and ibaby of Thayer, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr and Mrs Merlin Jessen, Mr and Mrs Leo Larsen, Doris and Linn, Mr and Mrs Fred Jacobsen, and Mr and Mrs Arnold Gude and children were Saturday evening supper guests at home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Gude. Mrs Arne Lange, Mrs Mae Lange and Palma Petersen attended a birthday party Monday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Mads at Audubon.

honoring Mrs on her birthday. Mrs Carrie Doonan is visiting and helping out in moving at the home of her daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Norman Scott near Harlan. BAPTIZMAL DINNER The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John H. Jessen was baptized at the Lutheran church Sunday m'orning. The name given was Rhonda Gale and sponsors were Rosemary Nissen of Council Bluffs and Don Laursen of Exira.

A dinner for about twenty relatives was held at the Jessen home in honor of the event Out of town guests included the baby's great grandparents, Mr and Mrs Chris Jessen of Exira, Mr and Mrs Don Olsen. Mr and Mrs Dale Henricksen of Audubon and Kirsten Lonne of Kimballton. The American Legion and Auxiliary met Friday evening at the New Two Bedroom Home For Sale PAVED STREET, GARAGE IN BASEMENT, OIL HEAT, EVERYTHING BRAND NEW, BATH, SHOWER, POSSESSION IN 30 DAYS. SEE MARION ARMENTROUT Elk Horn town fcafl, Hostesses i were Mines Emery Careen, aud Alfred Hanson. Mrs Chris Jensen and Mrs Alfred lismscn had charge of entertainment.

The Auxiliary decided to make new Poppy Posters be-fore Memorial Day, Mr and Mrs John tits moved from thoir farm touth of Elk Horn to thoir now homo in the north port of town cently built Thoir John and wife, are at homo on tho Jacobstn farm. (Mr and Mrs Lester Holm's and family moved to Atlantic on Saturday of last week, where he will be employed. Mr and Mrs Harold Honsoh of Atlantic visited with his mother, Mrs Chris Hanson at tho Salam Home, and lator all want to tho Martin Brown homo in Kimbatl- ton. Rev. and Mrs SawtelL of Lincoln, Nebr.

visited with Anna Leander on Monday at' the Salem Home and other friends at the Invalids Home. and (Mrs N. P. Thomsen had a family gathering at their home on Monday, Feb. 13, as a farewell courtesy to their 'son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Herbert Thomsen and family of Riverside, Calif, who left for their home by plane next day after coming here a week ago for their parents 60th wedding anniversary.

Others at the Thomsons on Monday were'Mr and Mrs Clifford Thomsen of set, Mr and Mrs Leo Head, Mr and Mrs Allen Knudsen, Mr and Mrs Howard Thomsen, Mr and -Mrs Ralph Thomsen and Mr and Mrs Bud Thomsen and children, all of Harlan and Mr and Mrs Herbert Craney of Walnut. Mr and Mrs Willie Hartfton spent Sunday owning with her brother 0nd family, Mr and Mrs Marvin Jehcon naar Audu- boru And Sunday afternoon they attended a family oathorino at the home of Mr and Mn Art Laursen of near I in. Mrs Mae Lange entertained at supper Wednesday, evening the following guests, Mr and Mrs Alvirt Lange, Karen and David, Mr and Mrs Herbert Lange and Melvin and John Lange. NINE CLUB MET The "Nine Club" met -at the home of Mrs Marie Hansen on Thursday evening. evening was spent playing cards and socially.

Mrs Anna J. Petersen will be the next hostess. Mr and Mrs James Petersen, Mr and Mrs Chris Anderses and family and Herald Knapp attended the silver wedding anniversary of Air and Mrs Clinton Petersen, held at the Jacksonville church parlors Sunday evening. Alex Petersen spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs Gena Brown of Atlantic. Mr and Mrs Frank Rice spent Sunday with her -sister, Mrs Gena Brown of Atlantic and Mrs Petersen returned to Elk Horn with Mr and Mrs Rice on Sunday, CVIr and Mrs Chester Krogstad and children attended a Birthday dinner at the home of Mrs Leverett Archibald, Mrs Krogstad's mother, at Council Bluffs on Saturday, honoring Mr Krogstad and Mrs Archibald, who both had birthdays the same day.

In the evening the group attended the auto show in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Al Krogstad and family, Mary Petersen, and Olga Petersen of Harlan and Mr and Mrs Ed Krogstad were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Chester Krogstad. ft LIFE STORY OF FRANK G. HAMMES, 76 Frank G. Hammes, oldest son of Jacob and -Mary Harness, WAS born at Harper, Iowa, November 26, 1879.

He died from a heart attack at his home in Harlan, Iowa Feb. 7, 1956. His age was 76 years, two months and eleven days. He moved with his parents to Sigourney after the family home burned in Harper, and later, when he was 12 years old, family moved to Keota where he received his education. At the age of 17 he was managing his father's shoe store at Sigourney.

He married Cora B. Jones at Richland, Iowa, February 28, 1903, and the couple lived in Keota the first year of their marriage where he owned and operated a variety store. In 1904, they moved to Malvern where he assisted his father in a shoe store. In 1905, they moved to Portsmouth where he and his father went into partnership in a shoe store. He came to Harlan in 1917 where the family made their home ever since and where Mr Hammes owned and operated a shoe store in partnership with his son, Harold.

He retired from active participa tion in the store recently. Mr Hammes was a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge No. 267 and was a long time member of the Congregational church. Surviving are his wife, Cort; two sons, Forrest of Littleton, Harold of Harlan; and a daughter, Maxine, (Mrs Gerald Lewis, of Cedar Falls. Also several grandchildren, two sisters, iMfs Clara Higgins of LeMars and Helen Hammes of Terrill; and one bro ther, Leonard, of Omaha, Funeral services were held at the Pauley funeral home with the Rev.

John Paul McGee, pastor of the Congregational church in charge. Burial was in the Harlan cemetery. WEST MONROE Mrs A. E. Peterson CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH M.

STADT, Pastor Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Evening- Service 7:30 p.m. Wed. Evening Jr.

Youth 0:30 p.m. Prayer Service 8 p.m. Thurs. Evening Sr. Youth 7:30 p.m.

Fri. Evening K.Y.-B. at the church 7:30 p.m. Mr. and 'Mrs.

Allan Peters and family were dinner guests at the Harold Peters home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Troll and family visited the Will Troll and Alvin Troll homes Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Helmer Marcussen and family visited the Wayne Petersen home Sunday afternoon. NEW A I A -Friends and relatived in this community received word ot the birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Dale A.

Sorensen of Tennant. He has been, named Arlin Dale. Mrs. Sorensen was the former Ruth Mae Knudsen, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Knudsen are the maternal Mrs. Minnie Kjer and Ralph Thomson and Mr, and Mrs. Boise Mushrush were dinner guests at the Lyle Knudsea home Sunday and Mrs. Herbert Craney and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomson and Trudy, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Knudsen.

Mr. and Mrs, Howard Thomson, Mr. and Mrs N. P. Thomson, and Mr.

and Mrs Herbert Thomson and family visited the Leo Head home Friday evening- to help Tommy celebrate his brithday. Mr. and Mrs. Holger Andersen returned home from California Friday and visited the Harry Andersen home Saturday afternoon Mrs. Wallace Knudsen and Kar en visited there also, and Mrs.

N. P. Thomson and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beck visited the Allan Knudsen home Wednesday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Albers, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thomson and Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Compbell attended the Producers meeting in Omaha Saturday. 'Mr. and Mrs, John Andersen and family visited the Bart And ersen 'home in Griswold Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Sorensen visited the Oscar Kelgord home Friday Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thomson visited the Norman Swensei home Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Wallace Knudsen and Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Holgei Andersen, Mr. and Mrs.

Allan Knudsen, Mr. and -Mrs. Howard Thomson, and Mr. and Mrs. Anton Petersen visited the Harry ersen home Sunday evening to help Bonnie celebrate her -birth day.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thomson visited the Harold Lansman home Saturday evening. NE Monroe by Mrs Earl Stewart Mr and Mrs Philip Christiansen and Mr and Mrs Herbert Nelson and sons were at the home of Bessie Harter for dinner Wednesday. Members of the Friday club met at the Memorial home in Harlan Friday and did patching for the Home.

Mr and Mrs Earl Stewart and Ruth were at the home of Mrs Sadie Boysen for dinner Sunday. and Mrs Ed Schroeder visited Monday evening at the Leonard Schroeder home. Mrs Dale Purdum of Atlantic spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Gaylord Doonan. Marlene and Barbara Johansen were hosts to the Monroe Merrymakers Girls club Saturday afternoon at the Community center. HOME FROM HOSPITAL Arnold Petersen returned to his home Friday after being in the Myrtue hospital in Harlan since Wednesday.

Mrs Crane of Denison spent several days last week with her granddaughter, Mr and Mrs Don Meyer. Mr and Mrs Gilmer Anthony and family of Westsidt, Mr and Mrs Bob Kruse and family of Botrta, Mr and Mrs Victor Hoog- and family, and Mr and Mrs Louie Thomsen, Marvel and Rogtr, visited Sunday afternoon at tht Raymond Thomsen home. Mr and 'Mrs Don Meyer attended the wedding Sunday of Eva May Crane and Dwayne Hansen at the Presbyterian church in VaiL Mr and Mrs Gaylord Doonan and Denise and Mr and Mrs Dale Doonan helped Mr and Mrs Frank Doonan celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Glen Doonan and uMrs Laura Henriksen were there in the evening. Mr and Mrs John Haas visited Monday evening at the Russell Haas home.

Mr and Mrs Dwayne Hansen of Vail visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Don 'Meyer from Sunday evening until Tuesday. Tell Us If You're Moving March 1 is traditionally ''moving day." If you are moving, be sure and notify the newspapers of your address change so you won't miss any issues. Newspapers cannot be forwarded. If you move without telling us your paper is returned and has to be mailed out again. This causes needless delay in receiving your paper.

CORLEY by Mra. Will Sorensen Mr and Mrs Robert Sorensen and sons were supper guests at the home of Mr and rMs James Greider at Harlan Thursday evening. Mrs Kenneth Sorensen and Sandra attended the Friendly Neighbor club at the home of Mrs Albert Schneider Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Eric Malone of Harlan were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Malone Sunday afternoon, Mr and Mrs Hugo Karstens of Walnut and Mr and Mrs Don Hayward were dinner guests at the home of Mrs Will Sorensen Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alvin Christensen were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Nels Stendrup near Jacksonville Sunday afternoon.

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sorensen and girls and Mr and Mrs Robert Sorensen and sons were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Schneider Sunday. 'Mr and Mrs August Majerus and boys of near Walnut were supper guests at the Jack Malone home Sunday evening. 'Mr and Mrs Kenard Christensen and sons were guests at the home of Thomas and Neil Nelson near Irwin Friday evening. Approximately 40 relatives and friends were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs W. H.

Lippold 'rnoon "and helping Lippold observe his Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sorensen and girls guests at the home of and George Knudsen in the Cuppy's Grove vicinity Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Alvin Bauer and Beverly were dinner guests at the home oi 1 Mr and Mrs Wilfred Stinn near Portsmouth Sunday, Mr and Mrs Chris Cufthing Harlan visitors at the homt of Mr and Mrs John Flagman last Thursday afternoon. Mrs Jacob Bauer and Emery were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Reischl at Defiance Sunday afternoon. Mrs W. D.

Schwartz was a dinner guest at the home of her mother, Mrs John Madsen at Shelby Sunday. Mazy Clarie Schwartz. who had spent the weekend 'with her grandmother returned home with her mother Mr and Mrs John Flagman and Mr and Mrs W. H. Lippold, departed for Florida, Tuesday where they plan to spend a few weeks vacation.

Mr and Mrs Victor Blair and Connie were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Hansen at Irwin Fridav evening. STEERS ON MARKET The following from Shelby county had livestock on the Omaha market last week: Alfred Hessell, 11 steers, weight 1,068, $14.50. Ambrose Gubbels, 10 steers; weight 992, $18.50. Alvin Gubbels, 2 cows, weight 1,150, L. Graeve, 12 steers, weight 1,121, 6, weight 870, $19.50.

Robert Clayton, 6 steers, weight 990, $19; 2 heifers, weight $17. Marvin Andersen, 10 heifers, weight 983, $17.50. ENJCY A Cadillac "It's later than you DON'T FORGET The I Grain Feed Co. DEMONSTATION A Friday, February 17 1 to 4 P. M.

At Jack's Skating Rink; Harlan Free Coffee Donuts 23 Door Prizes 34.95 OFF on a brand new Light-weight, full sue Hoover Lark. It Beats, as it Sweeps, ta It Cleans. These are brand new 1955 cleaners in their original factory i i Former selling price SCHACK.