—Louis C. Vivian and Miss May
belle Baird were married Thursday
21st by Justice John E. Detwiler.
—'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jeffries, Jr.,
were surprised by a party of friends
Wednesday on the occasion of their
first wedding anniversary. Lunch
was served and a pleasant social
evening spent.
—The Senior Class of the A. H. S.
enjoyed a Weiner Roast at Lilamere
Wednesday evening.
—The Luther League enjoyed a so
cial at the home of their pastor, Rev.
Naess and wife Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Naess was presented: with a set
of cut glass tumblers. The young
people feel very grateful to her for
her assistance at the recital and the
gift was a token of esteem- and appre
ciation.
—Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. F. Runner
left Wednesday for Freeport, 111., for
a brief visit.
—Mrs. Walter Chestnut went to
Sioux Falls, S. D., Thursday to visit
her son Earl.
—Mrs. Wm. E. Brown broke her
arm Wednesday in a fall down a
flight of stairs.
—The Women's Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church will have
charge of the prayer meeting on
Thursday evening. All are invited to
attend.
—Mrs. Ben Speck and Mrs S.
Twedell will entertain the Ladies Aid
of the Presbyterian church Friday
afternoon, 30th at the home of Mrs.
Speck on Ash street.
—Mrs. Thos. O'Meara and little
daughter left Saturday evening for
her home in Chicago having spent
six weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. H. Horrobin.
—Leonard Wold" of Mable, Minn.,
was in Austin
last
Ben Hart5: of the: East Side iiotel
and J. C. King of the Chatham street
restaurant, have traded places of busi
ness. J. C. who now has the -hotel
will remodel it.
