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LONE ROCK READY FOR REOPENING OF SCHOOLMONDAY Segistration to Take Plac On First Day; No School Tuesday Lone Rock: School will reopen Mon gay, September 4, for registration only There will be no school Tuesday, i being children's day at the county'fair Mr. and Mrs. Emll Kraft visited at the R. Laabs home Sunday. lire.

Roy Jensen went to Perry on Thursday with her brother, Dr. George Elvidge. Mrs. George Hanna and daughter. Myrtle, returned home Sunday from Chicago.

Harry Rahn's threshing crew had a le WUllam Muriel Long visited at the Perdon Schroeder home at penton from Thurs- oay until Sunday. Lucille Genrich visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E.

Blanchard, at Irvngton a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hartwell and Daughter, Pern, went to Maecop, Missouri, last Sunday to visit relatives. Jack Tibbets attended the state fair Si Pu MoUle8 Friday and exhibited his baby beef in the 4-H dub work, Mrs.

Llllie Thompson and daughter, i ve ff alo Center Sunday her niece, Mrs. Clarence Schen- Iowa, August 81,1933 day. Mr. Hutchinson shipped the cat tie. Porence Householder, who has bee attending the summer session at Ce dftr Falls came home Sunday, i friend, Edna Clopton, accompanied he home for a few days' visit.

Mr. and Mrs. William Chrlstensen and son, Ronald, attended the fair a Eagle Grove last Tuesday. Thursday attended the fair at Mason City accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrenc Zwiefel. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Laidley family of Estherville and Mr. and Mrs Alex Krueger and Mr.

and Mrs. Prank FlaiR and family had a picnic at Splri Lake Sunday. A Sanders family reunion was helf at the Otis Sanders home Sunday Those attending were Mr. and Mrs John Sanders and son, Clyde. Mr.

and Mrs. William Sanders, all of Swea City Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Sanders of Elmore, Minn. Mrs.

John Sprank gave a surprise jarty Saturday afternoon in honor of Those attending were Marian Dorothy Jensen, Lyla and Ruth del. Bonald Ackerman is spending a few this week visiting 9 uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. L. R.

Ackerman at JBurt. -Mftynard Genrich and Mervln Christensen are at the Hurnboldt fair this week with P. M. Christensen's show cattle. Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Thompson ac- 'ed by Mrs. Victor Rogers drove Moines Friday to attend the and Eunice" Priebe, 'Betty Ann and Maxine Flalg, Lucille Genrich, Doris Mae Blanchard, Luella Ackerman and Doris Sanders. Oscar Earing and Arthur Priebe escaped what might have been a wreck Sunday when o.n their way to Esther- A car ahead of the Earing car urned into a farm yard without giv- ng a signal. To avoid hitting the car Earing drove the ditch.

A was broken In his car and Mr. Priebe received a cut In his arm that equlred six stitches. Donald Ackerman entertained the ollowlng at a party last Monday afternoon in of his tenth birthday: Lucille Genrich, Doris Mae Blanchard, Doris Sanders, Mary Ann and Maxine Flaig, Dorothy and Helen Jensen, Anna Mae Rahm. Lyla and Eunice and Ruth Priebe, Wayne Tyler, Earl Far- rU, John and Viola Bprank, Terrence Padget and Jeasle BJajichard. Circus Aerial Artiste Coming to Fair Automobile Dealers Sell 29 New This Month to Date New cars registered in Kossuth county to date this month are as follows: Vic Leland, swea City, Plymouth sedan; Buell Johnson, Swea City, Ford coach; Freda C.

Christensen, Algona, Dodge sedan; P. p. Zerfass, Algona, Burt, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoffman and I Mr.

IchiMrWi of Davenport and Mr. Mid SlMrea of Rw 3. TLockWOOd i -i Coffin cathe home from North (Dakota last week. A baby boy was born Sunday to Mr. Mrs.

wrn. Hoffman and visited at the W. 'home Friday. Mr. ftiM Mrs.

W. A. daughters left PHday morning for their home at Aberdeen, So'uth Dakota, after spending a week here at the Rev. Is. H.

Aten home. Mid thelt- dftve to 8t. Paul ning to take their grandson, Ban OUem, hcflne. were acCoiripiinied oy their Harry grid ftfrtilly. Some one Wfls mean.

KKety doft while they wire away. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Henry oett- man gave them a surprise last Saturday jiting at ttte S. J.

Blossom home. Rev. and Mrs. Carlson of Rolfe spent Thursday evening at the home of Rev. (and Mrs.

Aten. Maxine Schenk is visiting her aunt, Miss Lois Schenck in Chicago and at. the fair. Mrs. Fred Lavrenz and children, Ed evening in honor of their wedding an- Sanderson arid daughter.

Ruby visited Those present land Mrs. Wayne Mani I chiidrenT Mr. and son, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Balls- bury and children.

The guests brought and Mrs. Mike Bear. Mrs Otis Thaves has been having in one oi nor eyes, emu miujr i Henry Thompson of California is vis- at Des Moines froin Friday until Sun- ana Mrs. Wayne Mann and children. 'day.

Mrs. Lavrenz's sister returned (Mr. and home with them. Miss Ruth Martin, Ruth Hodgson and Bertha Bardo spent the week end at Rockwell Cltv at the home of Rev. ana Mrs.

Bhedd, where they attended a Coe college reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hammerstrom were at Graettinger Sunday where they visited Mrs. Hammerstrom's brother and family.

Their niece, Dorothy Lnlnsberry, accompanied them home fifth and Miss Mattle Warner and George Gray I were elected delegates to go to the I M. E. conference. Mrs. Ida Anderson went to Hartley last Thursday to visit her brother, Mr.

Under, who Is seriously ill. Rev. s. H. Aten entertained his Sunday School class of boys last Thursday afternoon.

Mary Lee Peters spent several days last week at Algona at the home of her uncle, Charles Barrickman. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fox and children spent Sunday at the Harvey Graham home in Portland township. Fred and Wm.

Vi South Dakota, Mo: ed. About midnight they left for their homes wishing Mr. and Mrs. Gettman many more nanny returns of the day. The Burt scnool will begin on Monday of next week with the following teachers: Miss Whitney, first and sec- Miss Anderson, third and for a visit.

Mr. and Mrs. C. B. pnd Mrs.

Jag. Sewlck, ney and Warner went to Britt Sunday where they met' Rev. and Mrs. George Eggleston and they all enjoyed a picnic at Eagle Lake. Mr.

and Mrs, F. o. Stow, and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Graham came home on Monday from Wadena, where Mrs.

Sixth grades; Miss Elghme, principal iglish and dramatics: r8; a rd English, music and Sigurd Fardal, Latin, History, social high schoo mathematics and coach- Donald weir, superintendent, science WW aufrciiubeuuenG, science -ff? nua tptotaB. Apart 'time to! Paul and Louise Etz. circus aerial stars, pictured above, have been signed for the 75th annual Kossuth County Pair, which opens at the Algona fairgrounds, Monday. Their work on the flying trapeze is chock full of excitement and thrills; Louise Is as daring as her handsome muscular husband, and garners her share of the applause. Paul has spent many years in his chosen profession, and his difficult routine of feats will be on the program twice daily.

week's I ta. Ford sedan; John Haggard, Algona Foard Coach; Walbert Bruns, Titon- were Sunday I Po H. W. Pletch, Al- Qulnn home. gona, Ford coach; John Thilges, Otto- Miss Elizabeth Jensen, who has been Chevrolet sedan; Otto Wlchten- visitlng at the E.

M. Jensen home the I dah1 Lone 0 Pontlac coach; Horn- to her home at past week, returned Graettinger, Sunday. A TutUe Algona, Ford coach; Pearl Potter, Algona, Chevrolet sedan; Henry Mr. and Mrs. Fred Genrich drove to Schore, Wesley, Chevrolet coupe; Sher.

Des Molnes last Wednesday to attend idan Brothers, Bancroft, Ford coach, a rural jetter carriers'national conven. I William Ward, Wesley, Plymouth, coach; E. A. Algona, Ford coach; Thomas Algona, tion and the state fair. Lawrence Laidley and children Isited at the Alex ana jranic plaig homes from JHSL Wednesday until Sunday.

Mrs. John Flynn and children of De Mr. and Blanc j. M. Mothers Club will meet at the of Jensen Wednesday afternoon 13th.

Mrs. W. Plaig i the assisting hostess br mouth coach; Andrew Oollner, Wesley, Chevrolet sedan; Braden B. Stookes, Goldfleld, Chevrolet coach; Claude V. Smith, Algona, Ford coach; H.

R. Tre- Lakota, Dodge sedan; George W. Godfrey, Algona, Chevrolet sedan; Owen Nichols, Algona, Chevrolet sedan; Osborn Brothers, Fenton, Chevrolet coach; Thomas J. Davern, Algona, Chevrolet coach; H. W.

Schoenlein, Titonka, Chevrolet coach; and Minnie B. Long, Algona, Plymouth coach. In cars, 3LEDYAKDFOLKS RECOVERING FROM SERIOUS ACCIDENT Olsons Taken to an Algona Hospital After Crash Near Algona carloads of cattle to Chicago Satur-' Hargreaves, AJgona, Chevrolet. Paints Now is the time to prepare for your fall cleaning. Paint will never be any cheaper.

When you buy get the best for your money. Devoe's Paints, Varnishes and Enamels Visit Our Booth at the Fair. Botsford Lumber Co. Phone 25G Jim Mgr ww uw Wel come the Fair to The Friend Before and After The Fire Ledyard: Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Olson and Patty May met with a serious accident last Thursday morning when heir car was run into at the four corners north of Algona. Mr. Olson had been attending the world's fair in Chiago and Mrs. Olson had driven to Humboldt to meet him. At the four crners north of Algona a Nebraska car coming from the east falling to stop at the stop sign, crashed into the Olson car, knocking it into the ditch.

Mr. and Mrs. Olson and Patty were all Injured and were rushed at once to the Kossuth hospital. Patty's head and face were quite badly cut and stitches were necessary to close the wounds. Mr.

and Mrs. Olson were both badly bruised but escaped with no cuts or broken bones. While the car was completely wrecked, the Olsons feel very fortunate to have escaped with no more serious results. Mrs. V.

Barrett, -B. Mayer and Marjorie were Algona callers last Friday. On Sunday Mrs. Blanche Jenks and Clifford entertained at a picnic at Interlaken. Reuben Green came home Saturday from Elba, Minnesota, for a four weeks acation.

James Mayne, has been very ill brother, ootlieb, who te ill. Mrs. olaf Olson of Elmore visited her mother, Mrs. Anna Tobben here from Thursday until Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Rlngsdorf and Miss Viva Barslou were dinner guests Sunday at the WIU Ringsdorf home. B. V. Daniels and daughter, Miss Bertha spent Friday of last week at the Charles Reibsamen home near Titonka.

Mr. and Mrs. p. H. Lockwood, George Lockwood and daughter, Pearl, were Sunday visitors at the W.

J. Lockwood home. Robert Ward and family of Boulder South Dakota have been visiting the G. c. Glddings and Hiram Ward went to Huron, voting at the Oryille stow home.

Mr. to visit their Stow and Mr. and Mrs Graham drove down Friday and spent the week end. structor will be hired" to assist Miss Whitney and Miss Anderson in preparing Handwork. BENEDICT NEWS There will be a card party at the evenlng Every Miss Cathryn Price of Lake Mills spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Irene Aten.

The girls were college I friends. Whalen drove to Graettinger home. ervices here Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Eich and their daughter and Mrs. J. O. Downs spent ast week Thursday at Mason City.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stufflick and sered Mr and and Mrs weekend week on Friday at nice lunch was amily of Fort Dodge spent Sunday at and Mrs. F. 0 iwnluj Stufflick and Aug.

Harig Nor(Ul LakOkoto j. Mann. of Wednesday and grandmother, Mrs. the past few days and care of Dr. Devine.

Is under the George Hagge, John Drew and Raymond Balvance were Algona callers on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. N. A.

Pingle and Lawrence attended the Pingle reunion at Fort Dodge Sunday. The George Jacobsens of Matawan, visited Sunday at the parental Anderson home. George Moulton and A. E. Lauritzen turned home Friday from a fishine trip at Little Boy Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Junkemeier and family spent Sunday at Amboy visiting the Wm. La Cour fam- Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Loge are the proud parents of a pound son born August 24. Mrs. Loge was formerly Nelda Worden. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifton Engelby and Orval and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Worden and Harvey spent Sunday at the Ed Campbell home" near Seneca. Violet Pingle's Sunday School class held a party in the church basement Friday afternoon. About 12 girls were present and all enjoyed a good time.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Niester of Whittier California, came last Wednesday to visit his mother, Mrs. Laura Nies- ter and sister, Mrs. Blanche Jenks.

Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Strand and children and Mrs.

Strand's parents, Mr and Mrs. Hardgrove of Algona drove to Des Moires Sunday and attended the state Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barnes and family and Mr. and Mrs.

Art Countryman and family were Sunday guests Elmor 6 Ernest Jor ens on home near friends of Anita Gelhaus, L. A ld Mrs. Mike Hendrickson held a birthday surprise party for them Friday night at Woods Lake. Sixty-eight coup- lITrtfO It VIA I-1-1 1 came last taying with her oseph Rahm, Sr. Mrs.

Henry seller and daughter, Mrs. Martin Bleich, the latter from Titonka, Mrs. N. H. Raskoof and her daughter, Mrs.

J. O. Downs were shoppers at Mason City Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Beckman accompanied by Mrs. Mary Simons, son, Ralph, and daughter, Melvina, left early Sunday morning for Carroll to visit for a few days with relatives. Quite a number from here drove to West Bend Sunday to see the grotto They were Isador Eisenbarth, his son, Henry and daughters, Josephine and Rosalia, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Arndorfer, son, Phillip and daughter, Marie, Mr and Mrs. Jule Arndorfer and daughter, Patricia, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Capesius and family, Alberta Mulert, Loraine and Louisa Huschka, Chas. Caspari, Mrs.

Rose Arndorfer and family, Chrts Joseph and Shirley nose MUmler and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fehr SEXTON NEWS Kossuth County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.

les were present good time. and all enjoyed a Mr and Mrs. Edward Looft and sons Mrs Knoner left Saturday to visit relatives in Hubbard for several days. Beulah and Cleo Looft stayed at the Edward Knoner home during their absence. JV tI Mrs.

L. W. Wiemer and Bill, Mrs. M. Tillmoney and Janice Williams visited at Radcliffe and Des Molnes over the week end.

They took Fred Anderson to Ills home in Raclcliffe after a seven weeks' visit at the Wiemer home. Mr and Mrs Roy Llnk and children and Mr, and Mrs. Sam Link of Swea City enjoyed a picnic at Clear Lake Sunday. Mrs. Roy Link and children Juu th? fron there to Rebeck to visit this week at the home of her sister.

The ME. Ladies' Aid held a business meeting last Wednesday evening at the Jenks home to complete plans for their Guest day to be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30. All the ladies of the community are cordially invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs.

o. M. Shipley and ons Harry, John, and Charles of Davon, Ohio, came Sunday to visit at the lome of Mrs Blanche Jenks, Mr ship- e.v is a nephew of Mrs. Laura Niese Uved here 33 years ago when father was in the hardware busi- Mrs. William Kirschbaum has been on the sick list the past week but sat up some Sunday.

Miss Edith Greenfield is staying near Irvington at the home of her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Curran. The Sexfon school opened Monday morning with twenty-two pupils Miss Marie Harris is teacher. Mrs.

Sarah Wise and daughter, Nell and Mrs. Drusilla Noble visited at the nome of Mr. and Mrs. James Brophy west of town Sunday afternoon. Mr.

MTs. Roy Wadleigh and daughter, Jane of Brooks, Indiana, visited Monday at the George Aman home and called on other Sexton friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Johnson and children of Gilmore city were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. w. C. Taylor and family. The families are old friends.

i Ml and Mrs Ben Weber and two daughters, Marcella and Marlyn of near Plum Creek were callers Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Brophy west of town. Mrs. w. O.

Taylor entertained a number of friends at a party Thursday afternoon In honor of her son Rex's twelfth birthday. There were about twenty-seven present. Mrs. Laura Francis and son, Maurice to Illinois for a visit with her mother and other relatives. Maurice returned home the last of the week i rS Francis remained for a long- Everett Steven, son of Mr.

and Mrs Harvey Steven, north tof town, return- ea nome Thursday from Burt where hf 566 visltin at the home of and nd L1 yd Steven J- and Mrs. H. C. Snyder and five children returned home last week on Thursday afternoon from Humeston where they visited with relatives for a week. Mrs.

Mayme Hull and son, Ray, stayed at the Snyder home during their absence. and Mrs. Aug. Kirschbaum and children, Kathryn and Leo, visited on Sunday at Britt with her parents, Mr. nd Eisenman and family.

Her father, Mr. Eisenman lust return- Clara Shaw for some time. R. L. Cogdlli and Mrs.

H. A ThiirVrif nd tw chlldre will leave on ay fo i New castle Nebraska, to V.SH Mr. and Mrs. Chrlstensen Mr. and Mrs.

R. L. Cogdill, Miss leo- and Mr. and Mrs. H.

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Phone 537. It is surprisingly inexpensive. sure to see our exhibit in the Floral Hall at the Kossuth Co. Fair. MODERN DRY CLEANERS Emmetsburg Junior College Opens Monday, September 4 Mafnn tthe Mercy'hospital in Mason city Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Evert Hodgin are mov- to eLr ome at mwood, Iowa, this week Thursday, where he will resume tils teaching in the Inwood schools next week. Mr. and Mrs.

Hodgin were of August at Mrs. B. E. Sanders left Sunday for Mason city where she will leave early Monday morning from there with her Mrs He 'wy Hawley and Mrs. Naomi DeWilde and little daughter, Constance Joy for Chicago the world's fair and from .0 attend J1UJI1 -here they will go to Milwaukee to vls- relatives.

Icflo. cox gave a shower 0 nL al rnoon at the home of her par- nts, Mr. and Mrs. Richard relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Neahring with I 11 iUfr Wltli her' sister and husband, Mr. and B. p. Johnson of Renwick drove to Des I Moines the middle of last week to attend the state fair there.

They re-1 turned home Saturday evening. Mrs their absence. A mock wedding furnished the chief nm Bertha Nlt being the groom, Esther Logeman, the bride Margaret Zlelske, the ring bearer and Miss Lois zielske, the preacher The following information is for the consideration of all high school graduates, who anticipate continuing withtheir education in some college. COURSES Emmetsburg Junior College offers the first two years of Liberal Arts work and from one to two years preparatory work in scientific and professional courses. ENTRANCE Requirements for admission are the same as those established by the State University of Iowa and State Colleges.

FACULTY REQUIREMENTS: Every teacher of academic subjects must have a master's degree, and must teach in the field of his graduate major or minor. Members of our faculty represent some of the leading Universities of the middlewest, including the State University of Iowa, Iowa State College, University of Illinois, Northwestern University, University of Notre Dame; University of South Dakota, and University of Colorado. CREDITS Students taking courses in the Emmetsburg Junior College will receive the same credit as students taking the same courses in the State Colleges and the State University of Iowa. EXTRA CTJRRICULAR These activities include all forms of athletics and dramatics. They are open to all stiidents of the junior college.

Emmetsburg Junior College is a member of the Northwest Iowa Junior College Conference. TUITION AND The tuition for each semester is $54.00, payable in advance. By special arrangement students may pay $12.00 each month in advance. Students taking chemistry are required to pay a $3 laboratory fee and purchase a $2 breakage card. THERE ABE NO OTHER FEES.

Students re requested to register for the year's work on September 1st and 2nd. FOR INFORMATION APPLY SUPT W. NEWELL, DEAN E. DICKEY, Emmetsburg, Iowa,.