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, Tho Emil Young fnmlly celebrated
the Fourth In Norfolk with relatives,
'j Mr. and Mrs. John Hartnett and
twb children visited one day last
week In Waterbury with relative?.
,'Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Varvals motor
e'd to Sioux City Friday.
' Mr. and Mrs. Story, of Pierce spent
the Fourth with their son, Mr. K.
Sfory, and family.
'The poolhall nad butchershop were
rpfrbed one night lat week.
.Will and Louis Hew rpent Uip
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Fourth in Slnux City.
Mr. Belt Franciico. rftid two child
ren, and Ncbt Anderson, jr., spent the
Fourth at Wynot with relative.
Mrs. J. ChnstenBcn, Mrs. I. B. Pal
mer and John Jcssen were in Sioux
City Friday.
Mrs. Frank Deroin visited one day
last week at the L. Deroin home.
Bud and Jessie Francisco, Mr. and
Mrs. Vic Eriekson and son, took in
the circus In Sioux City Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rooney motored
to Sioux City Friday.
Mrs. Dan Hartnett and Mary Shea
linn were In Sioux City Saturday on
a shopping tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartels and two
children motored to Wayne Saturday
night to spend Sunday at the Chas
Chautauqua Program
I'irxl Diiy -Saiiinhiy, .Inly Willi.
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(1) Tho Wylie Operatic Quartet Concert
(2) Dr. Henry Coe Culbertson Lecture
"The Value of the Individual"
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Dr. Henry Coe Culbertson Lecture
"America's Political Ideal"
n (4) The Wylie Operatic Quartet Concert
ID Second Day .Monday, .Inly ISth
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GH (5) The Chautauqua Director Lecture
H "A Community Program"
JU (6) The Collins Duo and Miss Schenkel Concert
H (7) Miss Louise Dorough In a Program of Stories for
8 Young and Old.
j The Opening of the Junior Citizenship Campaign,
lij (8) Miss Louise Dorough Playground Period.
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HI (9) The Chautauqua Director Lecture
HI "America's Social Ideal"
U (10) The Collins Duo and Miss Schenkel Concert
j! Third Day Tuesday, .Inly l!Mli
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Sj (11) "Americans-All" Dctachment....Concert and En
ran tertainment (from the Recruit Educational Con
go ters of the U. S. Army.)
raj (12) Dr. Ray Morton Hardy Lecture
(gi "How to Put the Program Into Effect"
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Dr. Ray Morton Hardy Lecture
"America's Industrial Ideal"
"Americans-All" Detachment....Concert and En
tertainment (from the Recruit Educational Cen
ters of the U. S. Army.)
Hfilkns home.
Mrs. ,. AI'pii visited !,nvcrl days
last week in Wnlthill with her par
ents. Mrs. Munhofen and babe of South
Sioux City, visited several days the
past week in the C. Darrow home.
Mrs. Colllnson and children return
ed home Sunday after a ten days'
visit in Omaha with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walsh and
children motored to Waterbury Sun
Jay to visit with Mr. Walsh's par
ents. The Hubbard ball team crossed bats
with the South Sioux City team Sun
day at the latter's grounds, Hubbard
winning the game.
The Geo. Timlin family visited on
Sunday evening at the Mrs. Mike
Green home.
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S. J. Knox and family were visiting
lriends in Wukefield Sunday.
Alfred Mogensen and wife took
dinner at the Lewis Sjerk home last
Sunday.
Little Heulah Stewart was quite
sick last week.
The Jensen family of Willis at
tended services at Elk Valley last
Sunday.
Dessie, Mable and Francis Way of
South Sioux City, attended service?
at Elk Valley last Sunday and visited
at the Evan Way home.
Elmer Stewart had the misfortune
to hive one of his best horses to get
its eye punched out last Sunday.
Bert Barnes, Chris Sorensen and
others shipped a car of cattle to the
Sioux City market the first of the
week.
I The Henry Knudsen family and the
Rev, McClellan family took dinner
, and spent the afternoon at the So-
phus llasmussen home last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Surber and
daughter Sari, attended ceivices at
Elk Vallev Sunday.
The eight year old child of Phil
Garwin of Dixon, died one day last
week after a few hours' illness. Mr
and Mrs. Connolly and Mike Garwir
attended the funeral neld on Tuesd.ij
of last week.
Mike Garwin's little" daughter, whr
has been very seriously ill with ap
pendicitis, and was operated on at a
Sioux City hospital recently, is much
better at this time.
Axel LInd and family visited rela
tives in Sioux City last Sunday, re
tinning homo Sunday evening.
County Agent Young of Dakota
City, gave an interesting and instruc
tive illustrated address on Poultrj
Culture at the Elk Valley church or
Monday evening of tins week.
Win. McAfee and family went t
South Sioux City Sunday to see ai
aunt who Is very seriously ill.
L. C. Tllton of Central City and his
son Raymond, were in this communi
ty n short time last week. They had
been to Sioux City where they had
consulted several physicians in regard
to Knymond'3 health. Raymond has
been quite .seriously ill for several
weeks. Tho physicians of Central
City and Grand Island had examined
him, and some pronounced his ail-
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ment as tuberculosis of the bone.
Not satisfied. Mr. Tllton brought him
to Sioux City. The physicians there
pronounced it a serious complication
of bone disease, and told him that he
could not live more than six months
or a year at the be.st. Mr. Tilton's
many friends in this community ex
tend sympathy to the family.
i:i k Yiillej Friends Chureli Notes
Geo. J. McClellan, Pastor
Hev. Geo. J. McClellan, who has
served the Elk Valley church during
the past two years as pastor, has ten
dered his resignation, to take effect
July 24th. His resignation has been
.icceptcd by the church. He will
preach at Ell- Valley on Sunday, July
17th and July 21th, both morning and
evening.
Rtv. McClellan has been offered
several large and important charges,
ooth in the Friends church, and in
two other denominations. He was
ill erect the superintendency of a
large district in one of these large
denomination?. He has finally de
cided to accept a call to the Friends
hurch at Milo, Iowa. He has served
his excellent church as pastor upon
wo different occasions, covering a
period of several years, having built
his church up from a very small
church to a large and influential one.
Since leaving this charge at the close
of lis second pastorate twelve yearh
igo, he has had three calls from the
ame chinch to return .is their pastor
tgain. Early last May he received
lie fourth call from this church,
igned by the entire church member
hip, as well as the business men of
the town and all the people of the
community.
He returns to a section of country
vherc- he has served five different
churches during the past sixteen
cars, so it will be like going "back
lome" to the McClellan family. The
people whom he is to serve during
he next several years are a moat ex
cellent people, intell'gcnt, progrcss-
ve and well to do, a church that hc
ieves in keeping in step with the
irogress of tie aue, a people who re
lieve in doing thii.gs. Members of
not only the Friends church, l.ut
members of several churcl.es, will
mite in a large community work, n
federation of churches, banded to
gether for community co-operation,
seeking the betterment of the entire
community, both spiritual, social,
moral and economic.
A most cordial invitation is extend
ed by Rev. McClellan to his many
friends in the entire community to
ittend the four services during the
lext two Sundays. His two last mes
sages will be given Sunday, July 24th.
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Leonard Reninger re turned home
Sunday from St, Joseph's hospital,
-lioux City, after a six weeks siege
if appendicitis.
Chas. Holsworth and family Were
quests of the Farmers Union meeting
it the J. D. Thacker home Sunday.
George Wllkins, of Lincoln, was a
Homer visitor Tuesday.
Theo. Thompson, of , Sioux City,
visited friends in Homer Sunday,
Jas. Allaway, jr., and wife and son
Howard, were Sioux City visitors on
Tuesday.
Mrs. T. D. Curtis and Miss Marion,
were guests of the Farmers Union at
.he J. D. Thacker home Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Probst came down from
lton, Iowa, Tuesday to make Homer
'ier home again. .
Arthur Harris had his car stolen at
'y.stal lake Sunday evening.
Miss Mabel Rasmu.sen, student at
Wayne normal, visited home folks
over the week-end.
Chas. Holsworth returned Saturday
from a business trip to Mankato,
Kan. He was accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Julia, and Miss Esther
T hacker.
Mrs. T. 1), Curtis wns on the sick
list this week
Rose Smith had the misfortune to
i'l from a
ilis.
vlong nicely. Her sister, Mrs. Sher-
nan McKlnlev, Is earing for her.
Mrs. Bert Sheldon and niece. Miss
Svlvia Lamsnn, called on Mrs, Rachel
Ki linear Tuesday of last week.
Alex Davidson of Winnebago, was a
Homer visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Ak.sel Chrlbtianson was taken
suddenly ill Monday and was taken
to a Sioux City hospital. Mr. Chris
Hanson accompanied her.
Harry Covell's little daughter of
imoux Lily, is visiting tier uncle, Will
Cove II and wife.
Little Viola Hoover was on the sick
list last week.
Fred Kipper and wife and Mrs.
Garret Mason motored to Norfolk on
Saturday.
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POST TOASTIDS
Per Package
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2 Pkgs. for
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35c
OVLRALIS
Per Pair...
$1.29
These overalls sell regular
for $1.95, but we have only
a few pair of each size and
first come first served
Should r Steak, per II) ISi'
Boiling Beef, per lb !c
Bacon, good lean, per lb...2."ic
Cribco, 6-lb. Pails $1.1!)
E! Z. Shoe Polish
(Regular 10c Box)
White Laundry Soap
G Bars lor 2.ic
Ketchup. 10-oz. bottle Hie
(This is the Reg. 25c size)
Pineapple, sliced, per can.2."ic
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Children's 1 1 ay suits $1.00
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Men's ilnndkorchicfs, Red and
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Men's Socks, Pure Silk, Reg
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Men's $10 Dress Shoes
Broken Sizes i?(i.00
Men's Work Shoes odd lots
and broken sizes a Off
SUGAR Pure Cam--
10 pounds for T.'le
100 Pound Sack $7.10
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Dakota City, Nebraska.
guests at the Arthur Harris home
lor the past two weeks, returned to
'r home in Hartington and Cole
ridge Sunday.
.1 A OK SON
She was connected with Saint Cath
erine academy since its institution
twenty-eight years ago. She was
compelled on account of ill health to
seek a change about six months ago,
hut all to' no avail.
Rev. M. Quinn, of Bancroft, Neb.,
Mrs. J rank Davey of Sioux City,' , 'd Mo'nd evening' for a
'!.te,d..,!ihe a Cl.lSey hon,e a. visit with the home folks.
, "'Vu . r.rK' . J Lillian, the little daughter of Mr.
..ue ivuiu.a, ui ituiiurii, lowii, spent nnd Mrs D j McDonald, of Sioux
........... .St wceu wiui CitVi is SI)emiin(, her vacation in the
'John Kyan home.
aunt, aara. Mik., Knllivnn is rnmnpllpil 'to rrt.
around by the use of a wheel chair,
a lew days
home folks,
MtlPli) llllir.in fi.wl lin
Cavanauuh. of Nebraska Citv. snentl.
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a few days last week visitinc in the
chair, breaking several ' home of her sister. Mrs. C. L. Gar-
She is reported to bo getting rod, at Washta, Iowa.
Pete Culicrton of Gary, lnd., was
a guest in the C. J. Goodfellow home
last week. He was en route to Den
ver, Col., on his vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McBride of Sioux
City, were out to their farm Satur
day looking after the harvesting,
Luke Sundt, while cranking his home folks
caused by a fall last week and injur
ing Ins hip oiiite severely, which will
lay him up for some time.
Helen Lamb, of Randolph, Neb., ar
rived here Monday for a visit in
tlie home of her aunt, Mrs. M .Boler,
and other relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Pauley, of
Sioux Falls, S. D arrived here the
last of the week for a visit with the
fathur's car at the Jackson lake last
Iriday evening, fractured a lione of
his arm at the wrist.
Charlotte 'lartnett is visiting in
the M. Green home at Hubbard this
week.
John Flynn, who received the ap
pointment for substitute railwayman
clerk, was called to Omaha Friday to
report for duty.
iUrs. Joe Ileenan enjoyed an over
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Mrs, Chas. Bates came in from the, Sunday visit from her father. James
farm and spent the week-end withjHceney, of Emerson.
her daughter, Mrs. Ed Hoover. Mary Persingor, of South Sioux
A farewell party was given at tho City, is visiting in the T. H. Sullivan
Hubert Small home Friday evening home.
for C J. O'Connor and wife. They Ina Kinney, of Bloomfield, Neb.,
will spend some of the hot weather Ment the week-end in the home of
at their cottage in the mountains of her brother, Herb Kinney. Miss
Colorado. I Kinney accompanied Mr. and Mrs. H.
Dog and piny t,hbw in Homer Sat- Kinney on n motor trip Sunday to
urday night. Of course the small Oakland, Neb., where they spent the
boy was happy and papa and mama day with relatives,
had to go to take him and see that ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lilly and two
lie came to no harm. ' I'uly
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nichols and son
John, returns 1 Monday from a motor
trip to Omaha.
Catherine Flynn departed last Sat
urday evening for Waterbury, Neb.,
to spend a week visiting her cousin,
Maty Fullen, in the J. J. Hipp home.
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Miller returned
Sunday from i week-end visit with
relatives at Sioux City.
Marie Ryan is recovering from an
attack of tonsilitis.
Mastor John Killackey, of Bloom
field, Neb., is visiting in the T. J.
Hartnett hon
Uliitriiuoiiial Ventures
Prof. Swett and wife, of South Sunday in the H. W. O'Neill home.
bioux Uty were Homer visitors Sat
urday. Harvey Beardshear and family of
Wnlthill. were Homer visitors Satur
day. .
Chas. Holsworth and daughter Miss
Season Tickets -Adults $2.00, Children $1.00
las. T. Mclnernev. Sioux Citv 39
ChaVlotte Twohlg, of Willis, is n1 Sophia Lindenann, Sioux City ....20
'T.m ,'" , C , " GocMf0,!ow home.' Sidney W. Evans, Emerson, Neb.. 29
Mildred Ryan is spending the week Grace N. Powell. Emerson. Neb... 18
camping at Mctook lake with Sioux
City friends.
Mrs. Ben Cullen and children, of
ni Julia, nnd Miss- Esther Thacker mo- Devil's Lake, N, D., visited in the W.
ii I tored to Kansas last week on busl- W. Sboehan ho
me tho nnst uphU
(h ness. I Word was received here this week
IIlEIIliaSSOI)!!l Mi:VMubewlhart,nwhoTav been St. Louis? Mo., after n ' lon Mnew.
For Sule
Some good Cottonwood lumber, also
a quantity of stqvo wood. Don
Forbes, i mile north of Dakota City.
The following marriage licenses
were issued by County Judge Mc
Kinley during the past week:
Name and Address, Age.
Fred A. King. Onawa. la 215
friends of Merrill, towa, ppentj Pal Myers, Onawa, Iowa 19
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