Miss Keith as toastmistress provoked
much mirth by her witicisms and
jokes. Miss Alice Hayes was very
pleasing as. a soloist.
The M. E. Sunday school have
clected the following officers for *1911
Supt., Mrs. James Fries asst. supt.,
A. R. Browning sec., Dora Palmer
asst. sec., Lucile Lawrence treas.,
Marion Stephenson organist, Flor
ence Steward asst. Organist,
Blanch Knox.
Following are the officers for the
Baptist Sunday school for 1911:
Supt. E. P. Merrill asst. supt, Mrs.
Geo. Johnson sec., Mrs. P. H.
Drummond asst. sec., Julia Gillett
*-^chorister, L. L. Quimby asst. cnor.,
Marie Shortt organist, Ethel Syck
asst. or., J. H. Thompson.
This is an age where the people,
both young "and Old, are wickedly
busy and pleasure mad. Weather is
no draw-back when it comes to look
ing after business or attending part
ies. The churches are the greatest
sufferers. But a day of reckoning
will come by and by. when all will
have to give an account of the time
spent here on earth.
The Methodist have taken meas
urements for a new gas lighting plant
for their church.
The annual meeting of the Red
Rock Creamery Association will be
,Jaeld in the Mason's opera -house on
Saturday, Feb. 4, 1911, at 2 p. m.
The State Bank of Brownsdale
will hold their annual meeting at
their banking house on Saturday.
Mrs. Gilpin expects to leave this'
eeii fctt B£n*iij*i. "where she will vis
it wfffc Iter mother.
Miss Edna Slewspffcr was able to
return t6 Mankato Saturday after
noon after being- at. home siclr a
week
Sfiks Jessie Jones entertained the
Queen Esther society Saturday iaf1
ternoon. Picnic supper.
Miss Claire Sleeper has come home
frown Mankato for the rest of the
winter.
RACINE.
