Those desiring to see his remains
may do so at the house.
—-Judge J. M. Greenman is stead
ily gaining and able to attend to im
portant probate business at his home,
—Mrs. Fred Williams will enter
tain the Guild of Christ churph this
afternoon.
—:The Lady Foresters will hold
their annual election this evening.
—The Lutheran Ladies Aid was
entertained at the church Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Arthur Carlson
and Mrs. George E. Anderson
—At the meeting of the Baptist
Mission circle Wednesday afternoon
it was announced that Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. H. Gibbons will support a
—ible woman in Japan for the com
ing year.
—The Birthday club was enter
tained by MR. and Mrs. A. L. Eber
hart and Mr. and Mrs. G. Fred Baird
at the Eberhart residence on Ken
wood last Friday evening. A roast
pig dinner was served at 7 o'clock.
Music and other entertainments oc
cupied the evening. As it was Geo.
A. Hormel's birthday aninversary,
special attention was paid to that
fact. A birthday cake with 48 lighted
caindles and other reminders were
presented.
—Our readers will thank us for
the liberal supply of Christmas an
nouncements' this week. r--v,
—At the Men's Meeting of the
Christian Brothierhood next Sunday
a full orchestra will furnish the
music and Rev. J. S. vBudlong will
deliver his famous Chautauqua lec
ture on "The Down and Outs." This
meeting will be hold in the Gem
theater building in order to accom
modate all the men that may wish
to hear his now famous lecture. At 3
o'clock in the afternoon. Admission
free"f ^-y ^'1**
.—The Austin Elks held Lodge of
Sorrow at the Gem theater Sunday
afternoon with a large attendance.
