Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 18

LAST RITES OF PIONEER HELD Funeral for Clarion Woman Is Conducted in Methodist Church CLABION F-uneral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist church with the Rev. H. E. Harvey officiating for Mrs. Eliza Fidelia Call Shillington who died at her home March She is survived by three sons Arthur of Crystal Lake; Frank at home, Orvis of Clarion, two grandchildren and one daughter Mrs.

Carrie Winter of Belmond! and one sister, Miss Carrie Call, who was her companion in her later years. Mrs. Shillington was a member the Rebekah lodge for a number ot years. She was one of Wright county's earliest pioneers, having moved to their present home south of Clarion when but a bride. The pallbearers were six of her nephews, all of them sons of James Shillington.

Eagle Grove Man Is Held on Charge of Driving While Drunk CLARION Elmer Emery of Eagle Grove was arrested on a charge of operating a motor vehicle on a public highway while intoxicated this week. He was on No. GO between Goldfield and Eagle Grove at the time. He waived preliminary hearing when arraigned before Justice ol the Peace Glen Oldham, who bound him over to the Wright county grand jury. His bond was fixed at which was furnished.

MEETING IS POSTPONED TITONKA--The monthly meeting of the AVoman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist church scheduled for Wednesday evening was indefinitely postponed on account of sickness. IS 78 YEAKS OLD CALMAH --About 30 relatives and friends met at the home of Mrs. B. Olson on Monday arter- noon to help celebrate her seventy-eighth birthday TAMTALIZIMG PANCAKES With Flour.even an inexperienced cook can make, i almoct no time, pancakes that an expert would be proud of! Pillsburys Pancake Flour Service Store LOW PRICES! nere is one store where you con gcr rea service trom a staff of friendly clerks, at no extra cost. Come in let us serve you ond save you money ot the same time.

HOT COFFEE Ail Day Saturday Flame ROOM COFFEE Ev ery Pgund Guaranteed to Satisfy. PER POUND Manchester Ginger Snaps Will Be Served. PRUNES, Gallon 25c JELL-O for 13c Swansdown CAKE FLOUR Package 2lG Pkg. A. H.

BAKING SODA 6c WHEATIES for 19c CLIMALENE One Large Package, One Small Package Plus FREE TEA TOWEL OIL SARDINES Con 4C Butter-Nut Coffee Useoble 25C JAR Tonight! Make This Lcnlen Treat! Betty Crocker's Special BISQUICK SALMON CRUSTY FREE RECIPE 40 Oz With Your Purchase of Pkg' BISQUICK 27c SUGAR Cloth Bags, 10 Ibs 49c Giant 19c Large Medium 9c 49 TOWN CRIER FLOUR $1.83 Eat FLEISCHMAN'S YEAST 5C SODA CRAX Ibs. CATSUP 14 ox. 8c Tall Cans MILK FREE DELIVERY 4 TIMES DAILY-- ON $1.00 ORDERS OR MORE! We Reserve the Right to Limit Quontities Sam Raizes DEPARTMENT STORE 215SouthFederaCAve. Phone 434 WE PAY ABOVE MARKET PRICES FOR EGGS 1 OPEN DAILY 1 TILL 6:30 SATURDAYS -TIL 10:30 HERE'and THERE Miscellaneous Items From 125 Globe-Gazette Correspondents in North Iowa and Southern Minnesota MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE S1VEA CITY-Born to Dr. and Mrs.

J. A. Sanftner a son Sundaj at Algona hospital. DO1VS--Mr. and Mrs Pe terson and Mrs.

Tryphena Wede Kin went to Rochester, las Sunday. Mr. Peterson returned tin same day, while the two women stayed to go through the clinic in the Mayo hospital. CHAPIN--Miss Marie Burwel returned home Monday a He spending several days at the home ol her uncle, Nate Bui-well in Marshalltown. KANAWHA Charles Brown returned home Friday from Marys ville, where he was called to th death of his sister, Mrs.

Georg Riseley. Funeral services wen held Thursday. CORWITH--Miss Gertrude Hur ley, English instructor in the Cor- high school, left Saturday foi Milwaukee, svhere she wil enter a hospital for medical care Mrs. Lewis Ellgen is teaching in her place. STACYVILLE--Mr.

and Mrs John Isaac are parents of a ten pound son Tuesday. FERTILE--Mr. and Mrs. Elme, Ekland of St. Paul spent the weeK with his parents, the Rev.

and Mrs H. E. Ekland. Mr. and Mrs.

Abe Fox and two children and Miss his Can-, all from St. James and Miss Virginia Hill from Mankato, visited relatives here during the weekend. RAKE--G. E. Tananger, H.

Quame, Carl Havnen, J. T. Johnson, John Frerrichs spent Sunday and Monday in Winona, Minn CHESTER--Mr. and Mrs. F.

Knupp and son Ehvin visited at the Clinton Knapp home in Ro Chester, Sunday. FKEDEKICKSBUKG Harley and Jack Niewoehner of Swans- ville, are visiting here at the Herman Niewoehner home McINTIRE--Miss Celia Conlclin of Mclntire left Monday night for Oklahoma to visit friends for the next few weeks. DOUGHERTY--Miss Sweeney returned here Saturday from Monrovia, for a few days' visit with relatives and friends. NASHUA--Mrs. Charlie Schultz of Nashua, formerly of Nora Springs underwent a major operation at the Cedar Valley hospital at Charles City.

Her daughter, Naidee Schultz, a registered nurse from the Broadlawn's hospital at Des Moines is here taking care of her mother. ALEXANDER--Mr. and Mrs Fred Greenfield left for Rochester Monday, where Mr. Greenfield will go for treatment. A Y--Mr.

and Mrs George Dukes loft Monday for San Diego, Cal ROCK FALLS--Mr. and Mrs John Peterson and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Osterman and two sons of New York City are visiting at the home- of Mi- Peterson and Mrs. Osterman's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Peterson. SEXTON--Mr. and Mrs. Clair Wingert are the parents ol a boy born Thursday, Feb.

29" The baby has been named Monte" William. BRISTOW--Mrs. Frank Roberts and Mrs. Raymond Roberts, of Marion, arrived here Saturday night to visit their parents Mr. and Mrs.

Ed G. Graham and Mr. and Mrs. L. A.

McKinney CHESTER--W. J. Armstrong and Simon Osenga were passengers for Chicago Sunday MITCHELL--Mrs. Charles Johnson, Karen, and Doyle spent the weekend at the Ole Swanson home at Kenyon, Minn. RAKE--Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Olson and girls spent from Friday until Sunday at the Ole Gerald -iomc and with other friends in Lake Preston, S. Dak CLARION--Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Bcebc and children, who have been guests at the home of his Jarenls, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Becbe eft for their new home in Hunt- ngton Beach, where Mr. Bee- Je will be manager of an automo- me company. PLYMOUTH s. Rodney Babcock of Manhattan, Kens, came Tuesday to visit her parents" Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Claus. RAKE--Mrs.

Joseph Anderson of Ellsworth is spending a weeks at the home of her son-in- aw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs R. V. Stowe and family FOREST I --Mrs. a Hoien left Thursday on a several weeks' trip south with New Orleans as her destination GARNER--Mr.

and Mrs Waier Kurtz returned late Sunday night from a three weeks' trip to he west coast LATIMER--Mr. and Mrs. John iicks have returned after a six vccks- visit with his brother -larenco Hicks, at Long Beach', Y--The Norbcrt Hil- icrts are the parents of an md a half pound daughter born cb. 26. DECORAH Bersie vho recently completed a four months' training course in elec- ncal engineering at San Diego will sail April 2 for Hono- vilu on the destroyer U.

Copenhagen, where he will remain a year. LIME SPRINGS--Mrs. Jessie araidson is spending the week- nd in Minneapolis. LcROY, Charlotte Jora has gone to Florida to spend month's vacation WESLEY--Mr. and Mrs Herman Ostercamp are parents of a aughter born to them Feb 26 PLYMOUTH--Mrs.

Grace Helm Texas, wife of the late Frank lelm. formerly of Plymouth, is ere visiting relatives. A E--Mr. and Mrs. I jansstcc spent a few days at hornton where they attended the uncral of Mr.

Gangstce's aunt Tonday. HUTCHINS--Mrs. M. C. Gahan and her sister, Mrs.

Hood of CJarion, left Monday by train from Clarion for Pomona Cal where they will visit for about three weeks with their two brothers, John and Dan McGinn LATIMER-- Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kaltost of Pipestone, Jeft lor their home Tuesday morning after several days' visit with Dr. ana Mrs. O.

N. Schultz DARNER-- Mr. and Mrs. Geddes returned an 11 weeks trip to southern and western states which they took in a c-ar and trailer house. They spent time California, Texas, old Mexico, and Louisiana before returning by way of Chicago LeROY, son was horn and Mrs Baldwin at t.

Olaf iiospitat, Austin, Monday morning EMMETSBURG Judge a Mrs F. c. Davidson have returned to Emmetsburg from Nevada ifiVr vacatione for a week! "ESLEY-- Herman Carlson has gone to California to spend several months. A SPRINGS-- Mrs. Ada t-dgmgton, who has been a patient in Mercy hospital the past t-vo sutt leturned home from the has Pttier Winterton of Forest City Dies in Residence at Payton FOREST CITY--Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for Peder Winterton, who died Monday at the home of his daughter, Mrs.

Bertha Colberg at Payton at the Olson funeral home at 1:30 and at the Synod Lutheran church in Forest City at 2 o'clock Mr. Winterton was born in Norway. He is survived by his sons, Peder, Jr. and Raymond of Forest City, George in the west part of the county, two daughters, and a brother, Clarence ot Osage. Study Club Convenes in Sheffield Home SHEFFIELD--The Inter Nos Study club met at the home of Mrs.

H. J. Binger Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Brainard Brown had the lesson on "The Life of Dorothy Thompson." Six members presented an original Iowa play portraying life in bheffield in the spring of 1894 written by Mrs.

M. C. Pen-in and Mrs. George. Stoll.

THUKSUAY, MAKC11 7, 1SHU Fifteen states handle liquor under a state monopoly. NOTIFIED OF DEATH DECORAH--Word has reached J. N. Gossman of the death of his brother, Andrew Gossman Wenatchce, March 1. Andrew Gossman had been manager of the C.

and O. nursery for many years. Two sisters also ed his at kn- ier ny ve, Mrs. Anna Snyder, Wenatchce, and Mrs. Mary Clouse of Somerset, Ohio.

OSAGE Alvin Gilbrech is in Chicago attending the Midwest annual trade show at the Sherman hotel. Two Announce for Rockwell School Job ROCKWELL-- Mrs. Mae Williams and Fred Eiler have filed nomination papers for the office of school director SATISFACTION WITH EVERY POUND The "extra" with every of Butter-Nut coffee the. genuine pleasure and utufectKMtof it. uperb quality.

Many other, cort much--but for downright ood- Butter-Nut it the coffee to buy. Compare it with your present coffee. If you don't like it better, your grocer will refund your money. IT HAS THAT RICHNESS MEN LIKE SO WELL GC.1Y WICC Grope-Nuts 2-- 12-oz. Pkgs Post's Bran Flakes 2 Lge.

Pkgs. 25c Grape-Nut Flakes 2 Lge. Pkgs. 25c Wheat Pophitts 2--8-or. Pkgs.

15c Corn Country Butter sic Pantry Pride Peanut Butter Santo Clara Prunes 39c Cool Spring Tomato Juice, 4 No. 2 Cons Fred Rule Delivery Orders of $2 and Over FREE--Under $2, We Charge 5c TWO PHONES 301 or FARMERS! -We Are Still Paying Highest Market Price For Eggs in Cash! Post Toasties Green Olives, No. 22 Jar. 27c Royal Desserts or JELL-0 Ail Flavors Calumet Baking Powder in 19c Reynolds Red Sour Cherries NCan2 lOc Peacock Ales. Large Bottles Sunshine Krispyi.

Hormel's Spam 25c Gold Medal Flour Rich, Tender, Snow-white Meat Half orWhole FOLGER l-lb. Tin25c 2-lb. Tin 48c Loins Tend'r, Aged, Branded Beef, T-Bones and Sirloin Steaks lb.25c Cut From Tender Young Corn Fed Porkers Center Cut 10 You'll Like Its Freshness and Fine Flavor Ground Beef Pork Chops Carefully Cut From Juicy, Tender Pork Loin Ends Tender, Aged, Delicious Chuck Lamb Tempts Any Man's Appetite Fresh and Meaty Pork Hocks uenciOUS V.HUCK ID. 15c Wafer Sliced Dried Beef, "wnii a Ib. 17c Decker's lowana Pure Leaf Lard, 4-lb.

Pail Leg-o'-Lamb Lean, No Waste, Delicious lowana beer Rolled Rib Roasts lb.25c Decker's Sliced Korn Kist Bacon, Ib. WE RESERVE RIGHT TO LIMIT Peanuts Chocolate Covered, Ib OXYDOL Large Giant 53c IVORY SOAP Large Delicious, delectable Del Monte dishes that will delight you and your family. As a three-year-old said the other day, They put a 'yum-yum' in your 'turn-turn'!" And Piggly Wiggly has these high quality Del Monte products at prices which will cause ohs and ahs of amazement from every a on every nickle you save! Peaches Sliced or Halves No. 2'i Con 15c Peas Early Garden 2 Cans 25C Fruit Cocktail No. ZVz a- Can Z3C Pineapple Juice 46-oz.

Can Early Garden Asparagus No. 2 Can 21c Kraut No. 2 Can. IIC Whole Corn, Can Kernel lOc NRKS 17c Magic Washer Large 15C Swift's Sunbrite Armour's I Tall Cans Milk 25c Butter-Nut Coffee 1 Ib. Jar 25C Blue Goose Havel Oranges Large 176 Iceberg Head Lettuce Why Pay More? Crisp, Solid -Heads 5C Texas Seedless Grapefruit Two Servings in Each 6 Large 80 Size 22C Golden Bananas, Insist on Fortunas Ayocadoes, Each Them lOc Radishes, Green Onions, Bunch 5c Lady Finger Carrots Royal Purple Winesaps, 4 Ibs.

25c No. 1- Idahos, 15-lb. Mesh Bag. 59c.