No. 8, passenger, Eastbound, 7:28
p. m.
Bennie Schultz was in town Wed
nesday. He is working in a livery at
Canby.
The adjourned meeting^of the Red
Rock Creamery association will be
held in the Mason's opera house next
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. C. O. Sleeper left on Wednes
day for Crary, N. D. for a two
months visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Roy Bailey.
Mrs. Ray Clark went to Austin
Saturday to spend a few days at the
D. L. Chandler home.
Miss Mabel Sleeper accompanied
her mother as far as St. Paul Wed
nesday to visit at the O. A. Sleeper
home.
Mrs. Mary Bolgren had a tele-
phone put in her farm house Wed
nesday.
Mrs. P. H. Drummond returned
"Wednesday from a few days visit in
the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Jessie Jones went to Fort
Dodge Wednesday on a visit.
Stanley Stephenson was over from
Dexter Saturday.
P. H. Drummond returned Friday
from Caledonia where he attended
the funeral of an uncle. -•&&«*-"
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H. F. Kezar, the Sargeant mer
chant, visited Hdn. W. A. Nolan
Leap Year^ dance at the opera
Fri^gv evening, 9 th. Hub
'•fH'i orchestra.
Miss Galdys" Roberts of Austin
visited at thei W. D. Burrington
home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Martin enter
tained the school faculty Wednesday
evening.
Martin Axness went to LaCrosse
Thursday for medical consultation.
State Inspector Critchett visited
our hisrh school Wednesday. He
recommends a manual training
coufse here.
RACINfc.
The newly elected officers of the
Racine Creamery company are: pres.
Chas. StefEens vice pres., F. H.
Schroeder secf. S. Utzinger treas.,
Martin Eppard.- Directors, L. S.
Scribner, E. A. King, J. F. Ballinger.
A six per cent dividend was declared.
Farmers Institute will be held
here Thursday, Feb. 8, at the M. E.
