Lewis. The evening was spent in dan
cing. The music was grand, three
pieces, violin, bass viol and harp,played
by Brooks and Day. After a splendid
.s.ujyjer the guests departed leaving the
hostess a very fine steel range and
wishing her many more pleasant
birthdays.
CONCORD
Miss Lizzie Dixon returned Monday
from an extended visit with relatives
at Shakopee.
Grover Dixon's team broke from its
fastenings in Austin Saturday evening
andicame home without him. He found
th'Sm Sunday morning on the north
McDonald place unharmed, but his
buggy was some damaged.
The neighborhood party held at
Howard N. Wilder's Saturday was'one
of thd pleasantest of the winter. In
spite ofithe unfavorable weather, about
35 met to enjoy tb& day-together. Miss
Myrtle J£dson on-the violin, assisted by
Misses Carrie W ilder, Pearl Gregg and
Floy. Ed^)» at the piano, rendered fine
instrumental music while Misses Carrie,
Reba and Hazel Wilder entertained
with singing. A big dinner was par
taken of and a basket full of fragments
was taken up. Games and other recrea
tion filled up the afternoon very
happily. The next meeting of the
Concord people will-be with Mrs. Maude
M. Ruland, Freeborn street, Austin,
next Saturday.
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MEXICAN
SA&GEAXT
Misses Emma Gilbertson and Maggie
oyce spent Saturday and Sunday in
Rochester visiting friends.
Miss Esther Dahle of Hay fie Id is vis
iting Mrs. Alvin Markham this week.
—Miss Alice Schwartz is spending her
one week's vacation with her parents
In Preston.
Albert Dale left for North Dakota
last week where he expects to work on
the farm this sumtner.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hanson and their
children left Tuesday for their new
home in North Dakota.
