F. E. Long and Mrs. Lacy. About
forty ladies were presents The rooms
were decorated in carnations and pot
ted plants. An informal musical and
elocutionary program was given fol
lowed by a guessing contest of the
States. An elaborate luncheon was
served at 5:30.
Our
Repair
Depart
ment
Is just aching to get a chance to be
of service to you, It is thorough
ly equipped so that ther6 is no repair
job that it is afraid to tackle.
We repair the highest grades of
Watches, that are made, with a
perfect knowledge of the care they
re iv
We rejuvenate tired Clocks so that
they run again as good as new.
We repair Rings and Brooches and
Eye Glasses, and such things, and
stand ready to assist you at short
notice in any emergency that may
require the use of our repair
department.
Keep this in mind. .«, .i-'AU.,*
Q. SCHLEUDER,
Jeweler.
—Cook with Gas,
—Cook with Gas.'
J:
—A daughter was born to Mrs. Data
Dibble, Jan. 30.
1
—Archie Moreland went to Chicago
Saturday on business.
—The Yeoman will give a mask ball
Friday evening at their hall*
—Last eveniug was Ladies night at
the Progressive League rooms,
—Work both degrees by the M. W.
A. this evening. AH turn out.
—Mrs. James Gait is in St. Paul vis
iting her stepdaughter who is ill.
—Over 150 took the teachers examin
ation here on Friday and Saturday.
—The M. E. Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
R. W. Roberts yesterday afternoon.
—Miss Ora French of Lyle Center is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Art Padelford.
—Mrs. John Rochford has gone to
Colfax, Iowa, to spend several weeks.
—For sale improved farm of 120
acres six miles east of Austin. Inquire
at this office.
