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VINDICATOR AND REPUBLICAN, ESTREKVILLS, IOWA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,1934 VIIIOICATOR-REPUBLICAN Pubuanea Every Tuesday and Thursday By the Vindicator and RanubUoaa Ob. G. A. Nichols Editor Adelaide Editor W. Deming.

Mgr. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Within Zones One and Two One Year 13.00 All Other Zonea one Year EMMET 2CIIOES Mr. ami rs. Lyle Jackmnn and family spent Sunduy nt the Frank Wclla home. Mr.

and Mrs, Hpnry Schnper spent Sunday at the Paul Par. tello home. Mis Florence O'Brien was Sunday afternoon puest at the Albert Heywood home. J. J-lN O'Brien was a Sunday dinner guest at the parental W.

D. O'Brien home. Several from this vicinity nt tended the Epworth League meet, ing at Huntington lust Tuesday night. lvadello Leo visited at the of Evelyn Ellis and Ann Schapcr last Thursday night. Ivudcllc Leo spent the week end at the Anton Story home in Esth erville.

Oliver Truesdell spent the week end with hi parents at the Henry VBlcn home. Mr. and Mrs. A. O.

Anderson and family and Mr. and Mrs Mack Ellis and family were Sun. day evening supepr guests at the Rny Richards home. Mr. and Mrs.

E. E. Logue and family spent' Sunday evening at the Fred Rosenberg home at Dun. nell. Mr.

and Mrs. E. E. Logue had Sunday dinner at the C. A.

Logue home. Miss Evelyn Ellis entertained the J. U. G. 4.H club Saturday efternoon.

A short business meeting was held at which the following officers were elected: Evelyn Ellis, president; Alice Schultz, vice president; Lavonne Anderson, secretary and treasurer; Eloise Logue, Assoc. secretary; Lola Rid. ler, historian; Lorrenc Lilland, newspaper reporter; Ivadelle Leo, publicity chairman. The girls had a gift exchange. Miss Ellis scrv.

cd a delicious lunchecoi ht the close of the afternoon. V-R GRUVEB Miss Sylviu Curry is staying in the John Irwin home owing to the poor roads and cold weather. Darlene. little daughter of Mr. pnd Mrs.

Harry Webber has been under the doctor's care the past week with an pbscessed year. Mrs. Brunsvold who has spent a month in the home of her daughter Mrs. Scren Sorcnsen left last Tuesday to spend the winter with another daughter at Clarion. Mrs.

Sorensen and son Melvin took her to Bode for a short visit before going to Clarion. Mrs. J. H. Ramsey will enter, tain the members of the Pioneer club at her home, Friday, Dec.

21 nt a one o'clock luncheon. Four other club ladie will assist in the serving. A Christmas exchange will be held. Lester Ramsey returned to his home the first of the week from the Clemens home where he had' spent few day after leaving the hospital. I.

G. Willoy attended an all day Emmet county bank directors' meeting in Estherville last Thurs. day. Xeuhring left Wedncs. day for Dunseth.

N. where ho will spend the winter with hia aunts. Mrs. Henry Whitacre was an over night guest Thursday night in the C. Warrington home in Estherville.

Elbert Hayes is taking month's vacation as section fore, man at Maple Hill and with his wife, daughter Fauntelle and son Junior will leave Friday, Dec. 14 for California to spend the holi days with Mrs. Hayes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kuite and other relatives.

Mrs. Soren Sorcnsen and son Melvin drove to Forest City on Thursday to assist the Harry SOT. ensen family with packing and moving to Mason City. They re. turned home Monday.

The weekly young people's choir practice and a meeting of the officers and teachers of the Sun. day school was held at the school house Wednesday night. Miss Evelyn Heim and brother from Audubon spent Thursday and Friday in the home of their aunt Mrs. Lawrence Reike. The members of the Triple club and their husbands enjoyed a party in the Elbert Hayes home in Maple Hill Friday night.

Mrs. Julius Ingebretsen assisted Mrs. Hayes with the entertaining. The young people of the Chris, tian Endeavor Society met at the church parlors Friday night for a social meeting. Mrs.

Frank King took Joe King and son Bobby to their home at Algona Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jo King, former residents of this vicinity are the parents of a baby girl, born Nov. 27th.

Mr. and Mrs. James Pickell of Superior, who have been visiting in the Jim Merriott home, went to the home of their nephew Roy Merriott Friday for a short visit. They will go from there to Ayrshire before returning home. Mrs.

August Rosenberger and san Paul and Clarke have been at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Olson in Story City for the past two weeks and Clarke has undergone an operation for hernia and is recovering nicely from it. They will stay in the parental home until Christmas when August will drive down af. ter them.

A number of farmers in this vicinity have received stock from he Dakotas to feed through the winter. It wa shipped to Em. metsburg and trucked here. Mrs. Allan Hiles was able to eturn to her home Sunday from the Coleman hospital where she had spent the past week taking treatment.

Mrs. JoTgensen, mother of Msr. Wm. Nelson is recovering from an attack of mumps in her daugh. ter's home.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shook, daughter Murjorie and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Carey and daughter Carolyn of Spencer were guests Sunday a week ago in the J. K. Carey home. Clarence and Chester Hansen went to Sioux City last Tuesday with a load of cattle. A committee ha been appointed and is working on a program to.

be given at the Presbyterian church Christmas eve. Mrs. Nfdan Nelson and two daughters spent Friday in Estherville with lcr mother Mrs. Allan Mason and sister Mrs. Will Ridley.

O. E. S. Elects Officers For The Ensuing Year Mri. Clara Simpson Named Worthy Matron; Guy Noel Patron Local Happenings Christmas Cards For your convenience 1 doz.

assorted Xraas Cards with 1 package envelopes SPECIAL PRICE 19c Other Xmas Cards lc, 2c, 3c, 5c, 10c and 25c Estherville DrugCo. Mrs. Frances DeLtvss and Mrs. Leo Lieser went to Storm Lake yesterday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs Merrill Hincs and baby, Mrs.

Hines i a daughter of Mrs DeLoss. Mrs. Ernest Carpenter will re. turn to her home in Clinton to, day after a visit here with Mr and Mrs. Ed Beck and son Jack.

Mrs. Carpenter who is a sister of Mr. Beck, arrived here Monday Miss Marybelle Nicholson who ha been visiting for the past six wevks with relatives and friends in Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, Ne. vrda and Ames, returned to her home Wednesday morning. Mrs.

Claude Wayson and in. son have been at the par ental Harold Anderson home for a few days while Mrs. Wayson was recovering from an attack of tossilitis. Mrs. Clara Simpson wa named as worthy matron of North Star chapter O.

E. S. at their regular meeting last evening. Presiding with Mrs. Simpson will be Guy Noel, worthy patron.

Other officers elected were Mrs. Mellita Noel, associate matron; Henry Mahlum, associate patron, Miss Elizabeth Colt, secretary, Mrs. Clara Wilson, treasurer, Miss Adelaide Nichols, conductress, Mrs. Eunice Twetten, associate conductress. These officers and those appointed by Mrs.

Simpson will be installed at the regular meeting in January. Refreshments were served last evening following the work of evening by a committee comprised of Mrs. W. A. Heidke, Miss Ruth Heidke, Mrs.

Max Lynn. Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Art Bringle, Mrs. Eila Jones and Mrs.

Lena Wilkin. V-R Degree of Honor Names Officers At a meeting of the Degree of Honor adult lodge held Tuesday night at the city hall Mrs. I. I. Weller was named as past president to preside during the coming year.

Mrs. Mima Wertz will serve as president, Mis Lois Hedwick as first vice president, Mrs. E. Tomhave as second vice presi dent, Mrs. Guy Nicholson as recording secretary, Mrs.

Lawrence Laidley as treasurer, Mrs. Jake Taylor as usher, Mrs. Bculah Christensen as assistant usher, Mrs. Claus Clausen as inner watch Mrs. Joe Webber as outer watch, Mrs.

Walba Rcid as trustee and Dr. Alice Stinson ns medical examiner. It was decided to have a New Year's eve party tot the members and their husbands at the home of Mrs. L. B.

Thomas. The newly elected officers fill be install, ed at the next meeting of the organization. ORUVER LODOI8 ELECT OFFICERS FOB COMING TEAR SOCIAL M0r ITEMS Rcbekah lodge met in the J. K. Carey home Monday night, when election of officers for the next six months was held.

Margaret Carey was elected Noble Grand; Mablc Pickell, vice grand; Olive Rosenberger, secretory; Tina Hatch, treasurer; E. A. Carey, tru 8 tec. Installation of officers will take place at the January meeting. Ten attended the meeting of the R.

N. A. lodge nt the home of Mrs. Albert Has. mussen last Wednesday afternoon.

Election of fficers was held at this meeting. Sevilla Haye 8 was reelected oracle; Mamie Gage past oracle; Lois Andrews, vice ora. acle; Leila Andrews, recorder; Ma. bel Pickell, receiver; Susie Ress. lcr, chancellor; Evn Barber, roar- shall; Iva Brannon, outer and in.

ner sentinel; Tina Hatch, manager for three years. The next meeting will be held Jan. 16 in the home of Mrs. Soren Sor. ensen with Mrs.

Claude Ressler Installation of offi ccrs will be held. The Wide Awake 4.H club met with Miss Thelma Ressler Satur. day afternoon in her home. Trilla Whitacre assisted in serving. 20 members and their leader, Mrs.

H. ward Heywood were persent, al Miss Margaret Pfeil, the county leader who gave a talk to the gilrs. Election of officers for the coming year was held: Alta Thors land, president; Opal Martin, vice president; Lenh Martin, pres cor. respondent; Marlys Bush, historian; Kathryn Heywood. The next meeting will be held in January at the home of Mary Rokenbrodt.

METHODIST CMJBCB p. m. Official The guests spent the time in dewing and at the close cf the af. a two course luncheon was served. The meeting was also in the nature of a Chrstmas party and the guests exchanged gifts.

They also presented Mrs. Nels Christen, sen with a gift in celebration of her birthday. Eleven members were in attendance. 7:34 board meeting. 2:30 p.

m. The Mission ary Society meets with Mrs. Gor. dinier. 1:30 p.

m. The Member, ship class. Sunday, Dec. 16th; Sunday school at 10 a. m- All children who expect to take part in the Christmas program are urg.

ed to be at the Sunday school next Sunday. Every child enrolled in the Beginners, Primary and Junior departments will have an op. portunity to appear on the pro. gram, by assisting their depart, ment in the singing of departmental Christmas scngs. Detailed announcements regarding Christ, mas activities will be made next Sunday.

Morning worship 11 a. m. League services and the even, ing services will be omitted to give all the folks an opportunity to hear the presentation of "The Messiah" at the Presbyterian church. Monday evening, Dec. 17.

The Young People's department of the Sunday school will have a social evening at the church. Wants FOB toon FOR RENT. GOOD MODERN residence 8 blocki east of court home. Inquire at this office. WANTED WILL TRADE GOOD CHEVRO.

let Six truck for house and lot or acreage near Estherville or Spirit Lake John Scollon, Es. thervllle, Rte 5. 94.wl* Teenie Weenie Grocery Big Enough to Serve Ton Right DRIVING TO MONTANA. WANT passenger. Leaving about Dec.

13th. Inquire at this office. FOB I ALB FOR SALE. BLACK ANGUS Bull calvea. Alfred O.

Anderson, mi northeast of Esth: erville. FOR SALE. RED CHOW PUP. pies. Reasonable price.

Real Christmas gifts. Luverne Hey. er. FOR SALE. GOOD SHOTGUN and case, if taken at fence.

Inquire at this office. 94.95 FOR SALE. GOOSE FEATH. era, Mrs. A.

V. Bormann Phone 16F61 9.w2 I EMMANUEL LUTH. CHURCH Missouri Synod I E. Emory Ac N. 4th St.

I OUf L. Lang, Pastor English service next Sunday morning at 10:45. Sunday school at 10:00. The Sunday school children will meet at the church Saturday afternoon at 2:00 to rehearse the Christmas program. FOR SALE.

POLAND CHINA boars. New blood for old customers. C. J. Houseman, phonel8.02, Armstrong.

92.w3 rHE ESTHERVILLE LIVESTOCK Auction will have their regular weekly cattle hog, sheep and horse auction 1 p. sharp 90-tf ESTOEBVILLE LUTH MAN I CHVBCH I L. A. Mathre, Pastor Meet With Mrs. Soelh Women of High Lake township met Tuesday, Dec.

IX at the home of Mrs. Max Soeth. A very in. teresting lesson on "Heredity and Environment," studied and discussed under the leadership of Miss Margaret Pheil. As the Gives Luncheon roads were blocked only 12 ladies were able to get to the meeting, including Mrs.

Oline Anderson, Miss Christine Anderson, Mrs. M. L. Soeth, Mrs. Geo.

Kenline, Miss Lillie Gilbertscji, Mrs. Albert Wol. den, Mrs. Joe Brown, Mrs. Mil.

tfofc-d Brown, MrS. A. Richards, Mrs. Max Soeth, Miss Margaret Pheil and Mrs. G.

M. Donovan. The next meeting of the group will be an all day meeting on Thursday, Jan. 10th with Mrs. Max Soeth.

The lesson will be on "The Well Child." W. C. T. U. Will Meet A regular meeting of the W.

C. T. U. will be held Saturday after, noon at the home of Mrs. P.

Smith, 521 North Ninth street The busines meeting will be called to order at 2:30 followed by program and an exchange of Christmas gifts. Country Club With Mrs. Biggins An exchange of Christmas gifts will be the feature of th meeting tomoxrow (Friday) afternoon of the Crescent country club which is being held at the home of Mrs. John Higgins. Mrs.

Henry Olson is assisting hostess. Entertains Club Mrs. Otto Schaper assisted by iMrs. E. Worthington and Mrs.

Nels Christensen, entertained members of the You Go I Go club Monday afternoon at her home. Members of the J. F. F. club were entertained this afternoon at a dessert luncheon given by Mrs.

H. E. Nathanson at the Nathanson cafe. Following the luncheon bridge was played nt three tables. Gives Luncheon Mrs.

L. M. Christensen gave a one o'clock luncheon Tuesday afternoon at her home for members of the T. B. club.

Contract bridge was played at two tables during the afternoon. Mrs. L. E. Stockale was a guest at the meeting.

tipper Klub Meets Mrs. Arnold Anelerson entertained member of the Hipper Klub Tuesay night at her home. The guests spent the time in sewing and visiting and at the close of the evening the hostes served a luncheon. Those who attended were Miss Irene Koch, Miss Leila Scojiberg, Mrs. Robert Cox, Mrs.

Mike Korts, Mrs. F. L. Gustafson and the host, ess. Plans are being made for a English services next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.

The Rev. J. O. Reitan of Chicago will be our guest preacher. There will be no evening service on account of the presentation cf the oratorio, "The Messiah" at the Presbyterian church.

Rev. J. O. Reitan will speak at the midweek meeting at the church, Friday evening at 7:30. May many come out and hear Brother Reitan's message.

The Confirmation class meets Saturday at 10 a. m. at the Par. ish House. UNION STATE LINE CHURCH Services next Sunday morning at 10:45 with confirmation of a class of 14 boys and girls.

As usual a confirmation offering will be lifted. Beginning Wednesday evening Rev- J. O. Reitan of Chicago will conduct special meetings at the church. We will begin with a song service at 7:30.

Rev. Reitan will also speak Sunday after, noon and evening. -V-R Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cockburn returned home yesterday from Minneapolis and St.

Paul where they bought stock for the Coast Coast store. They went to Minneapolis Sunday. Christmas party to be held Mon. day night at the home of Miss Leila Sconberg. 1-2 Saved on your AUTO REPAIR BILL at PAULSON'S FAIR PRICE SHOP Located West of Crim's Oil Station Franklin Kroiger, member of the Merklin orchestra which head, quarters in Estherville, was called to his home early Wednesday morning for the serious illness and death oi his mother, Mrs.

W. T. Kreiger. Mrs. Kreigcr suffered a paralytic stroke on Satur.

day, Dec. 1 and has been in poor Dee. and has been failing 91 that time. Will have in a few clays another car On Track TIGER EGG HI-LO BLOCK $11.00 JOYCE LUMBER CO. L.

B. THOMAS, Mgr. Phone 244 YOU'LL LOVE THIS STORY! Behind their cool, watchful oyos rnee eager thoughts of love and must end by midnight on their one night out! December 16-17-18 A Story of Student Nurses! Warm of Heart! Gay of Spirit! SIBLEY LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS Horse sale every Tuesday. Cat. tie, hoys and sheep sale each Thursday.

Big run of stock at each sale. W. L. Klop. penberaT, Manager, Paul F.

Bockelman, Auctioneer. 83tf ASHES HAULED TWICE month for 30c. Andrew Sundk, Phone 1076. IP YOU WANT TO BUY GOOD clean stock attend the regular weekly Lieitock Auction at Es. ville, every Sat.

90-tf Tested Egg Mash Reduces your cost and in. creases your egg production. TRY A SACK and you will notice your poultry improve. Purity Yeast Company CASH SPECIALS! THAT TALK FOR THEMSELVES Nice Big BALTIMORE OYSTERS, Fresh from the const, good any way you want them, Friday and Saturday, quart 4Bf HARD YELLOW BANANAS, Nice firm stock, good for the health, 4 lbs, for NORTHERN CHRISTMAS TREES, choice 3 to 4 foot 25tt 4 to 6 foot 3Ss) FANCY SULTAN TIPS, 2 8 oz. pkga PRUNES, fancy Del Monte Santa Clara 40-50 2 lba.

for CAPE COD CRANBERRIES, Fresh shipment, Cost most and worth it. Lb DILL PICKLES, Full quart, special WHITE BLOCK SALT, 50 lbs SALAD OR HORSE RADISH MU8TARD, full quart jar, special price for Friday and Saturday If you have not used our GOLDEN OLOW OOF- FEE, try it now and have the surprise of your life. Lb i. 2Sg OYSTERS, by the gallon $1.79 FANCY TABLE GRAPES, 2 lbs HIGH LIFE SALAD DRESSING, full CANADIAN RUTABAGAS, per lb PEANUT BUTTER, full quart. 8UN KISSED LEMONS, 300 count, doz SUN KISSED NAVEL ORANGES, 220 count, Doz 35f SUN KISSED NAVEL ORANGES, 252 count Doz 25f SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT, large 96 count, 6 for ITALIAN PRUNES, No.

10 size, each WINESAP APPLES, Nice rosy red, 6 lba Buy Your Christmas Candies, Nuts, Fruits at the Teenie Weenie Grocery Bring the children over and let them see the large American Flyer all electric train in will give them a new thrill. Teenie-Weenie Grocery First Door South of Sorensen's Studio We are open every night We deliver any time iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' Give The Automobile A Holiday Present LOOK THE CAR And See What It Needs If A tire or a new set of tires, we have the best at lowest prices. If It battery that's the demand we can fill. It's A new radio or a new heater we have something now in that line. an overhauling or minor repairs we are equipped to give you service.

fxf ft a bath the oar any other car 9 service that's what we are hero for. Prices Reasonable Service the Best Home Aut Oldsmobile.