James Garrity and wife came Sat
urday to spend Christmas with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C..- C. Brick: ^he Styiday school was fine, the tree
son. 1 was pretty and everything went just
Bessfte Nichols is home for a var ^e way it should. X'/
cation from Pillsbury academy. I
Hattie Jarvis visited her mother
H. Nemitz last weet.
Charles Gibbons of Hawley, Minn.,
and J. Bey of Hayfleld were callers
in town last week.
a&BOE&RI.
The Christmas profrram rendered by
ri"un([ auhe
Meyera home.
Mr. and Mrs. E.
Miss Edith Graham 1a visitihg he^
slsterand
P.'Martin's tEmfiy.
'V|H«nnr Zieiher of ihtfr Mkbiiidat o(
Tb T-
li
irfr
B.
Delger of Hay-
field came down" to take in th^ Cbrist
mas exercises at the church.
F|« WSmock took a rid^ on Christ
mas day in his auto, it ist^'V every
Christinas day that yon can.
Mrs. .Dora Wall viait!ed school Fri
a
ICia. Frank Martin enters
mml
7
'Bos'n" is a little girl you want to know. She is the orphan
that runs Captain Cy in
A story of New England as told by Joseph C. Lincoln, known
among story tellers as the modern Dickens.
There's Humor, Pathos and a Thrilling Plot in this Heart
Interesting Story That We Will Run Serially
Established 1868.
The First National Ba.nk,
Mrs. Will Heydt and PUle daughters
and Leonard Heydt went to Pleasant
Corner to spend Christmas.r
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Heydt enter
tained the people on Christmas day
Stimson brothers and Mrs. Slimson
were entertained at the McGowau home
Christmas.
Mrs. John Arntzen entertained the
Kezar'aon Christmas day,
Miss Kuth Jacobson had a severe at«
tach of appendicitis last week*, but is
better at preBept.
