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The Vppet i April 6,1982 Sunday evening The last of a series of Sunday even- Ing informals which have been held at the Congregational church during gje winter was held Sunday evening. The program included a trio, "In the Time of-Rosss" by Retehardt, sung by Mrs. T. T. Herbst, Mrs.

Fred J. Clark and Miss Leoia Zeigler. The trio was followed toy ft duet, "Lovely Night" from The Tales of Hoffman by often bach, sung by Mrs. Hetbst and Mrs Clark. Mrs.

Sylvia Gunn accompaniec berth numbers. The main feature the program was a revue of the play "Green Pastures" by Rev. Fred Clark, who saw the play in Des Moines latt week. The wives of the trustee and tieocons, and deaeonnesses were Hostesses and served tea which was followed by an informal social evening. There was a good atendance.

Surprise Party- Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Oodfredson were pleasantly surprised Monday evening when a group of friends dropped in to help them celebrate their flrst wedding anniversary. Five hundred was played followed by a lunch which Woman's The Woman's club will meet at the Friday afternoon at two-thir- was provided by the guests. Mrs. Oeo.

Teager and John Larson won the high prizes for the five hundred game and Prank Vera won the travel prize. There were sixteen guests. Ctab Entertains Mrs. A. A.

Beguhn entertali.od the members of her club and their husbands at a seven o'clock dinner on Thursday evening. After dinner bridge Mrs. H. E. Woodward of Whittemore 11 6 article on Rock Gardens, Mrs.

W. K. Frguson will talk -on Iris and Peonies and Mrs. Paxson will talk on "Just Gardens." tB One O'clock Mrs. fed DeZellar, Mrs.

p. L. Thorpe and Mrs. fi. H.

Wilson entertained ten tables of bridge last Wednesday at a one o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. DeZellar. Mrs, Oscar Ertckson won the high prize, Mrs. Anna March, second, and Mrs. Frank seeley, the average prize.

The Baptist Ladles' Aid meets on Thursday afternoon at two-thirty with tos. L. A. Miner on East State street. The assisting Hostesses will be Mesdames George Williams, Wayne Keith, W.

H. Horan and Will Bowman. All adies are urged to be present for the election of officers. Mrs. Ben Knox entertained her bridge club on Tuesday afternoon.

Jean Altwegg was absent from school all of last week because of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Joe were Sunday visitors at the E. M.

Sparks home. Mrs. Harvey Johnson entertained the Doaa Ladles' Aid Thursday of this week. Junior Christian Endeavor The Junior Christian Endeavor of tic Congregational church had a par- at the church Monday evening vhich was attended by about twen- t. Anagrams and other games were played, and refreshments were served.

The Claude Samson family of Algona were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Samson. Lyle Samson and Elwln Koppen of Hooper, Nebraska were visitors last week at the Clinton Samson home. Laura and Thelma Jean Albright spent the week end with their grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. Albright. Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Seeley and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Keith were Sunday dinner gueste at the Loren Brown home. Miss Margaret Brown of Cresco township Is spending several days at the home of her sister, Mrs.

Wavne Keith. Mrs. Clinton Samson and sister, Laura Stanger, spent Wednesday of last week at west Bend visiting Mrs. Charles Schurg. A meeting of the women's farm bu- Swea City Youth Died Suddenly, Swea City, April 6.

Special: The entire comimmlty was saddened by the sudden and untimely death of Delbert EcWun A twelve years, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. John Bcklund who died Friday after a few days Illness from a ruptured appendix. He tlie BI hospital in Estherville where it was discovered his appendix was ruptured, and it was impossible to operate on account of his temperature, too hope was ed for his recovery. He had no previous attacksi and was In good health, having attended school on Friday.

He was an unusually bright and lovable boy and his sudden death Is a shock to all. He is survived by hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ecklund; his grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Mlehe; his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Selbln Ecklund of Manchester, and other re- Burt and will occupy their house which has been rented this winter. The Monitor office was moved last week into the back of the O.

3. F. Vogel store building. Art Bettin will move his grocery store into the front part of the building this week. Virgil and Clarence Sehrader returned home the first of the week from Oalt where they visited the Kluss Brothers.

They also visited at the Henry Schrader home at Hampton. Mrs. L. Pratt, took Marllda to Rockford Thursday where she will resume her college work after spending her vacation here. Miss Helen Thompson accompanied them to Cedar Rap ds.

latlves and friends, who extend sympathy to the bereaved parents. Mrs. Beth Reynolds has been ill the past week. Mrs. O.

L. Carroll and Mrs. M. J. Mrs.

H. A. Smith entertained the 'ortiand Progressive dub at home ast Thursday. There were eleven ladies present. Two lessons were given, one on crayola work and one on block printing.

Children's Footwear "How They Wear" Made from full chrome upper leathers, one piece sole leather retan water resisting soles. Combination lasts and ankle fashioned heel seat. M. E. Ladles' The Methodist Ladles' Aid will meet toMfS; D.

Brun-1 TJiursday afternoon, April 7, at two- thirty. After a business meeting and T.V-. I AAtvl-A n. MUOJUUCXS9 1I1CCUUIM prtoe and hn Dutton won piogram, Mrs. Forbes' division tne travel prize.

serve a fifteen cent supper. will P. E. O. Meeting- Alpha Delphian The P.

E. O. society met Tuesday The Alpha Delphian club will meet evening at the home of Mrs Wednesday at the home of Mil- McMahon. Mrs. A.

Hutchison was In ton Norton for a one o'clock lunch. 11 and gave an eon Mteresttag talk on Hull House. Easteni The Bastorn Star will give a benefit party Tuesday evening, April 12. Bridge will be played, followed by dancing. reau auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs.

Howard Seeley on Thursday. There was a good attendance. Miss Muriel Body gave the lesson. Miss Laura Stanger of Ladysmith, Wisconsin, who has been visiting tin sister, Mrs. Clinton Samson, left on Monday for Minneapolis where she has employment.

She is a trained nurse. The husbands of the members of the Plum Creek Social and Literary club entertained their wives and other guests at an evening party ad the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Bleich Wednesday night. Five hundred was played and a delicious lunch was Ryerson have both been ill. Mrs. W. T.

Peters attended a party at Algona Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ringsdorf and children spent Sunday with Ted's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Ringsdorf. in the afternoon they all drove to Wesley to visit Mrs. Rlngsdorf's father, W. P. Qiddlngs.

Mrs. Isabel Briggs died Saturday i afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. o. Cunningham near Elmore, Minnesota.

Funeral services were I conducted Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist church In Elmore. C. H. Bloss.v.n was elc.cted mav.T of Burt at the town election last week. Mrs.

C. I. Mansmlth has been ill and I Mr Blossom received 171 votes out of confined to her bed the past week. 278 W. T.

Peters received 105. The community club met at the Marvin Hotel last Thursday evening. served by the men folks, a large attendance. There was Special Cars greased and 5 qts. of Polarine AA for only IClapp's Master Service I O.

A. The D. A. R. society will meet on Thursday, April 12, for a one o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs.

Al Fal- kenhainer. Gerald Trainer of Fort Dodge spent premmel. Mr. Dremmel is the only Sunday at the Hollls Trainer home ne man on the council. Ralph Jain, the fourteen year old son The W.

L. Stott family were din- of Mr. and Mre. EUls Jain, was tak- ner guests at the Tom Trenary home en low a City Jasf Thursday for Sunday, medical treatment. Word from the Mrs.

Beckwith and Mrs. Flossie Ukfrerslty hospital later stated that! Shlpler were Algona visitors on last wouw operated upon the flrst "of the week. He bus been having a No, 100- Patent and Black Calf Buckle Strap. $1.60 to $2.85 Prioed according to different sizes. No.

Patent and Black Calf. Oxfords. Thursday. L. Daniels and daughter were vis- 1 itors at the C.

L. Phelps home Sun- Hls'mothe'r Iowa I $1.60 to $2.85 Size 3 is included in this price range. Algona Markets. i .28 i .20 1 350 'Hens Zotos Permanent Wave righfc on most excitlng to No No Electricity Sdettoe has again come to the aid' of the beauty-seeker with easy smd comfortable as to be almost pe Zotos pads. Just these little pads measuring do the work uaiaLy done the machine-gently steaming the hair for aTw tntoutes.

By the time the entire htad haTbeen the teT pads applied are ready to be removed, and the hair iTwaved The natural sheen and lustre of the hair Is preserved-and the' waves Of oonwe we are aJso continuing our machine wavea Onr prices are tne lowest in Algona. I Try one of our Fifty Cent Finger Waves. Marigold Beauty Cosmetic Shoppe jwwuwwwywv MMVUVWWWVUVW See the New Chevrolet Cars Big Price Reduction As High as $55.00 FREE Donald Bode was ill with the flu the the latter part of last week. Vernon Nelson spent part of last week with his school chum, Michael Stoffel. Mre.

J. F. Schoby spent Saturday with her'daughter, Mrs. Glen Jenkln- son. It was her flrst visit in Union since Christmas.

Capltola Gould and brothers, Albert and Kenneth, attended a party given by Our Own Club at the Legion hall in Algona last Saturday even- Ing. Mrs. Louis Bode entertained her parents and sister, Esther and Miss Jennie Riley at an April Fool supper last Friday at six-thirty. It was the birthday of Mrs. Bode.

Joe Arndorfer's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eisenbarth of St. Benedict spent Sunday at the Arndorfer home. Mr.

Amdorfer had been suffering from a cold but is considerably improved. XJnion ladies were very popular in the jury list drawn two weeks ago. They were Ada Hoflus, Clara Thompson, and Marie Bode. They received notice Monday not to appear for jury service until April 12th. Mrs.

John Oaughlin and daughter, Mrs. Hansen of. Titonka, spent Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Caughlin's sister, Mrs. Mary Keefe.

Mrs. Hansen, who was Agatha Caughlin before her marriage, came last Saturday to spend a week In Algona with her mother. Paul Schenck, third eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schenck, has been very ill with pneumonia for over a week.

Miss Jacobsen, registered nurse, has been caring for him and he. is reported gaining now. About City. Mr. Mrs.

day evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Dorrance were and Mrs. William 4 Charles Harvey and two children of A number of school children have Algona and Mr. and Mra. R. Coif- been unable to attend school owing to were dinner guests at the home of the pink eye.

Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith Sunday K.

J. Smith attended a Brlardale Of toe blrth grocers' convention in Algona Thurs- dav AiSSu 0 Mon- dav afternoon MIa Alright and children and wiernoon Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gifford and chUd- Miss lola Stott of Algona spent the and Leola Godden were also week end with her parents, Mr.

and attendance. Mrs. W. L. Stott.

Miss Evelyn Toothman came from Algona to spend the week end with her parents. The city council and mayor were sworn into office Monday at a meeting held at that time Rev. and Mrs. N. L.

Hotchklss of Woden attended the meeting here and called on friends recently. No. Patent Buckle All stees 6 to 3, i I LONE BOOK NEWS. $2.00 to $2.85 Quality and Service at the Right Price, three years ago he had a siege of the pneumonia and is affected more or less each spring. Friends and neighbors will be sorry to learn that Laura Hohensteln, sls- tei of joe and Will Ricker and Mrs Arthur Cruikshank, is confined to her bed and her sister, Mrs.

Cruikshank, is caring for her. About two weeks ago Mrs. Hohenstein stepped on a nail, Infection set in and her foot was lanc- ea. Complications have set in and $3.00 Face-a-Lite Glare Shield with evew of oil and 5 gallons of gasoline Polarine Oil, per gallon Mobiloil, per gallon $100 Quaker State Oil, per gallon USED CARS 1930 Ford coupe 1929 Nash sedan 1929 Chevrolet coach 1928 Dodge sedan 1928 Oakland coach 1927 Chevrolet sedan All in good shape. condition the law checks on Kohlhaas Bros.

Phone 200 flMM Mrs. Chris Knudsen and adopted daughter Dorlys, drove to Charles City last Friday where they attended the funeral of Clarence Byand. Mr. By- and was the foster father of Dorlys 1 sister. He was only thirty-nine yeajs of age but weighed about four hun- ared pounds, it was necessary to have ten men serve as pall bearers.

He was a very popular man belonging to the Legion and the funeral was one of the largest ever held in Charles city. He dropped dead suddenly and was found lying his garage. FARM SALE Friday, April 15 at the George C. Henderson farm, miles west and 1 mile south of Lu- Verne, Iowa. Sale to start at 12:00 noon.

A full line of farm equipment, horses, cattle, hogs, poultry and farm machnjery including a 20 h. p. Greyhound steam engine and water tank and a 42-64 Aultman-Taylor separator, also a 15-30 McCormick-Deering farm tractor with plows, and other articles too nutrrterous to mention. Lunch on ground. Oaldwell Aucts.

Ceo. C. Henderson Estate E. J. McBvoy, Clerk, L.

A. Winkel, Adjninw- trator. Mrs. Elmer Phillips of Algona spent Sunday night and Monday here with her aunt, Mrs. R.

L. Cogdill. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reuners of Whittemore were guests of Mr.

and Mis. L. M. Boettcher Sunday. Mrs.

Aurilla Coffin came home last week from Algona where she spent three weeks with her daughters. Mrs. P. F. Krlethe and daughter (diove to Mason City Saturday.

Mrs. A H. Meinzer accompanied them. Miss Velma Mansmlth and Lawrence Gillesple of Algona spent Sunday evening at the C. I.

Mansmith home. Mrs. Gabriel of Armstrong and Mrs. Cody visited their Bister, Mrs. Marion Chipman for several days last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter and their children spent Friday evening at the Robert Callies home near Titonka. Miss Mary Fairbanks of Fort Dodge spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

G. U. Fairbanks, in Burt. Oscar Riddle had a market day sale at Titonka Saturday. Floyd Lltchen- berger clerked the sale for Mr.

Riddle. Margaret Ringsdorf spent the week end at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mulligan near Bancroft. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Ladendorf, and Mrs.Robert Dransfeldt was in Bancroft Thursday. at Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Perry of Algona spent Sunday at the W.

A. Ladendorf home. Mr. and Mrs. F.

E. Rubey are going to move into the Grover house soon. They have been living in the W. H. Smith house.

The Legion and Auxiliary met at the H. A. Smith home Wednesday evening. Mrs. E.

H. Pannkuk was the assisting hostess. Mra. K. J.

Smith visited with Mrs. M. M. Morrow at Algona last Thursday. Mrs.

Morrow has been ill for several weeks. George Bahllng purchased the garage known as the Owens garage building Thursday. Ladendorf Thoreson have rented the building. A benefit bridge party was given by the Legion bbys at the hall Friday evening. There were twelve tables and everyone reports a fine time.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stahl arrived home last Thursday from Chicago, where they spent the winter with their daughter, Mrs.

S. J. Barteau. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Olson and two daughters, and Mrs. Anna Godden drove to Fairmont, Minnesota, Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs Roy Godden. Mrs. Nell Neilson of Spencer spent the week end here with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. James Armstrong and her grandmother, Mrs. Josephine Sharp. The Hamilton Hatchery here has started operations for the season. Mr.

and Mrs. F. Fletcher have been emplyoed to run the haothery for Mr Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs.

E. R. Pannkuk and two children accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Sever Pannkuk to Minnesota, recently where they visited a brother of E.

H. Pannkuk. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Dehnert of gona, Mr. and Mre. L. V. Gangstead, and Mr.

and Mra. Thompson were the guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. L.

Vinaas. Mary Johnson, toe eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. o. K.

Johnson WM operated upon Sunday for a ruptured appendix. Mias HfennafceUe to caring for ner, Mr. Mm Squire Hudwo who winter to with their MO are to H. J. Rice made a business trip to Swea City last Tuesday.

Harriett Fish spent the week end at Whittemore with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Newbrough were caners in Lone Rock Saturday. spent the week end at the Andrew Thompson home.

George Korrect of Armstrong called on friends here last Wednesday. Mr. Cash of Webster City was in town on business last Wednesday. The annual church meeting will be held Thursday evening of this week. The quilting party met with Mrs.

J. M. Blanchard on Thursday evening. Dorothy Macumber had dental work cone at Burt last Wednesday and Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Blanchard visited at the WhitehUl home in Burt on Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. L. R. Roderick visited at the Robert Dransfeldt home on Sunday. Mrs.

Jay Godden and daughter, Es- 1 Footwear for Men, Women and Children. Glen Sharp last week Monday bustaess trip on Mrs. chrte Neilsen of Seneca vls- A. Sharp home last Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Willrett of Algona visited at the Frank Flate home Sunday. M1 and Jensen visited at the Edwards home in Pipestone, Minnesota, Sunday. The Legion Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. George Pettit next week Wednesday afternoon.

Margaret Roderick went to Sheffield last Sunday for a few days' visit with relatives. Edgar Tuttle of Oedar Falls Is here doing some repair work on his farm northeast of town. Mrs. Roy Jensen, Mrs. Ethel Benjamin and Mrs.

W. J. cotton were 'at Mason City last Wednesday. Frank Flaig and Albert Deitering of Bancroft attended a blacksmiths convention at Emmeteburg Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. James Ackerman and children visited at the Raymond Sle- fert home in Irvlngton Sunday. Mrs. Glaus Helmke and daughter, Eva, of Renwick, visited at the Otis Sanders home over the week end. The creamery board went to Lost Island last Wednesday to purchase a cream vat from the Ruthven cry, Clarence Macumber upset with a motorcycle last Tuesday.

He was for. tunate enough to receive only a few pruisea. Mra. Legate of Fenton visited at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. wwww Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harry Rahn and Mr. and Mrs. Art Davis wen to Carroll, last Wednesday.

They re turned "Iwml 1 Mrs. Weisstedt of Marshal, Minne osta, spent the week end at the Roy Jensen home. Mrs. Weisstedt is a cousin of Mrs. Jensen.

W. R. Hamilton, president of the Hamilton College at Mason City gave an address on Personality to the students of the Lone Rock school Thursday. Mrs. Andrew Thompson, Mrs.

Victor Rogers and Mrs. Jay Godden went to Ames Friday to visit with Mrs Thompson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stalls. Mr.

and Mrs. L. A. Naylor of Chicago visited the J. L.

and L. R. Roderick homes last Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Naylpr Is a sister of L.

R. Roderick. Wm. Leeper went to Iowa City on Friday to get Mrs. Leeper, who underwent an operation for gall stones in the hospital about ten days ago.

They returned home Sunday. The first base ball game of this season is scheduled with Whtttemore at Whittemore Friday, April 8. Lone Rock will play Burt Tuesday, April 12th and Swea City, Friday, April loth. The following atended a quilting the home of last Monday evening: Mre. otla Sand- Charles Morris, Sharp assessor, WGV and treasurer, N.

L. Cotton. Mrs. Roy Jensen entertained the following at a bridge party at last Tuesday aTteiW ta her guest, Mrs. Weiartedt, Mre.

Dranfeldt, Mrs. W. J. Ctottok Mrs. Ethel Krueger and 9 The grade school up to the sixth girls' glee clubs will present a i cal festival which is £rTof toe gram.

a mual- pro- at thi last They will meet next the serving. her with "Life IN ALGONA' Special Cars greased and 5 qts. of Polarine AA for only, Mwter HURRAH! IVB LOST TWO POCNDS IT TOOK SUREtV A your commendation 7QU Want building or coal call 239, F. Norton Son.