^Butch says that his ma doesn't need} Color Bearers, Jessie Wensole, Ed
a vacuum cleaner as there are no na Deare."
SUNSHINE GI^DDENS MANY
HEARTS.'
The Sunshine society sent out
about fifty large boxes Saturday for
the needy in Austin, Messrs. Capritz,
Sherwood, Rogers and Dibble antl
Mrs. Gorman assisting in distribut-'
ing them. Responses were very liber
als. Ramsev Mills sent ten sacks of
flour, F. W. Kimball and Geo. Hirsh
each gave a barrel of apples and
many other .liberal- gifts were made.
The society realized $335 out of their
Kenwood Park Place lot and pre
sented it to Will Dwycr who works
in the ^Milwaukee shops.
CHRISTMAS GUESTS FROM
AWAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Preston arid
daughter, Helen of Minneapolis with
Mrs. D. H. Stimson".
Miss Emma :D«nbar, teacher in
ney.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Goodletteville, Tenn. and Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. V. Corkham of Nevada,
|owa, at A. N. Kinsman's.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kelly of Mason
City with his mother, Mrs.^ M. Kelly.
Ralph Craig home from" his claim
at Collins, Mont.
Herbert Duercheck of University
bf Wisconsin, and his brother, John
Duercheck, Supt. of Schools at Elk
River, are guests at the E. W. Marsh
home.
Harry Emery of Carlton is visiting
friends.
Capt. Richard Banfield of Boston
the guests of his brother/ N. F. Ban
field.
Mr. anvd 'Mrs. C. J. Brownrigg of
Slayton with her mother, Mrs James
Gronan.'.
Mr. and Mrs. Williamson of- Owa
tonna with her mother, -Mrs. J". "S
Furtney.
Mr. and -Mrs: Ed. Kelly of Carring
ton, N.VD. at the M.- Kelly home.
Chas. Hoover of' Aberdeen, S. D. at
thef hpme of Mrs. James Cronan.
AUSTIN PEOPLE WHO SPEN^T
CHRISTMAS AW,AY.
-Judge J. E. Robinson and wife, and
Fred 'E Gleason and family with Mrs.
