Mr. Bewick will remain in our
schools another year. Miss Delia
Strait will teach second grade, Miss
.Agnes Hanson fifth and Miss Elsie
Appel, seventh.
We are proud of our champion
speller, Ruth Engstrom won the $5
cash prize for the best speller in Mow
er County.
The Womens' Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will have
charge of the evening service next
Sunday. A fine program is being ar
ranged.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Thompson ar
rived home Wednesday from an ex
tended western trip.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Robt. Malcomson tomorrow,
23rd.
Mrs. Fay ^Lawrence of Fedora, S.
Dak., has been visiting her brother,
Frank Green and family.
ELKTON.
Mrs. J. R. Hudson has gone to
Spooner, Wis., on real estate busi
ness.
J. G. Meyer is in the cities and will
drive his car down.
H. Stiengraber received a car of ce
ment blocks and bricks from Austin
this week to use in improveemnts on
his place. He intends digging and
...draining a cellar also raise the house.
The store building of Sam Sweji
son is being re-decorated.
Mrs. R. E. Baxter and Frances?
:©were in Austin last Tuesday.
Hattie Neubauer came home from]
A. T. Anderson went to the citiesr
hall in
1,
mm
& 5
Miss Edna Reynolds visited in Aus-.0 clock.
tinAy!Sunda/\/r
Goodridge
ADAM&.
The residents of Fourth street have
passed resolutions and affixed their
names thereto and will hereafter keep
weeds and grass cut in yards and
along the street. We admire this
move of civic pride.
A daughter arrived Monday, 12th
at the Paul King home.
Mrs. Hubbard Carey will enter
tain the Sewing Society at Krebs
bach's hall Thursday. April 22nd.
Everj-one cordially invited.
