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~lur,~lay, THE MOUN'P VERNON, IO%VA, HAXVKEYE-RECORD AND THE LISBON HERM~ Thursday, Dch .... s ............ i dinner ann oazaar, ~aturaay in me The Cedar county declamatory/ Mr and Mrs Carl Butterfield and turned to Ohio and was married ann son.#oner~ oI t~eaar ~ap~as,I ~ ~ -----" I churChaoa ~obasement~o melranatreasury.Were nappy 1 h re Wednesda " r Ra ids , ' . were cauers in me w J~ ~ell SECORE SALE i ........... contest was he d e Y[ Margaret Ann of Ceda P a second time that wife dying two _ "~ - I ~ ~ii/ / The closing out sale a[s~Y:t:eCOa~e m tifnhtcointtsht~ ~ehrO:lheg~dm~t 2E..li0mina:[/spent Sunday in the Gerald Darsee years ago. n°~re. ~aU~°~rs Alexander Taylor ~ ~i~i~l~ farm Monday was a sat Y - Dr George Bryant of Coe college o : P. . home. Surviving are three sons: Ralph ' " • | fair" from every standpoint" f°r I nreached' in the Presbyterian Nine speakers were sele ted" Th°s 1" c e Joe Hurt returned home Sunday of Cedar Rapids" Le Roy of Central' and ......... sons ~ r~,~.,~ ~,~,n,,,~ i~,~,~were Sunday dlnne~t ~ ~t i ~ those most interested•Machinery i~uroh Sunday mornin~ representing the local school were] from the University hospital at Cit-" James C' of Chica,~oA s~,yf~ ~,, ~,:~ ,--,,,£-- .... -:.. :~ ...... ~l • i • • "i ' " ~- ~ ' - "~' • e .... ~' " ~," lwrs Mimred S~eele ann ~orma brought various prices, a tractor i~ " - ' ........ ie Gladys Nlcholayson,. Marguerlt | Iowa City. He is feehng free. uau~,~e~" ....... ~v~ ~,,~"~" ,xc~m=u~^'-~'" ~,*z-"-'" " ' e ~~ ~i~m~ d ] • r or The Ways and Means sue ~y iller Schools " n M r , - . . :Heald have returned to their hom , sold for $438.00• a corn pmke f . ........... Cruse, and June M • [ Mrs. Ed Posplshel a d a y ~or ,,f Mt ~illi.cl Ohio" two sis ......... ~ i~r ' . oz me r'resoyterlan church Will .................. , , having spent some rime m [ne • ~12500' an elevator, $74.00, a mow- . ...... entered wele Durant,Sprmgvllle,| Dorothy spent Saturday in Cedar ....ra,-¢ w R "a~ll ~nrina,~ill,~" -~ .......... r,~/~ ~l •j. 2~,',,e'c all were in good hold their annual unmstmas party, Bennett West Branch and Mech-/ Ra-ids ~-~, -,- ............ , ~----~,- -, rtooert lvtarnn home near lwarlon, r,f~r/~,.~ r/,~'~rj ,, ESIDt ' ' " "o d very liberal m supporting this Miss Lorene Pete s n opp d " " ...... of town• Her little frmnds enl ye ..... [ ...... t ~a church conducted by Rev. a. C. and Kenneth Butler spent Tues- ~ ~[~,~ ii being with her and she receivedwork, and,thisyear .win oe no.ex-] t~e~ar ripples ~a~U::n~y. of Morle-" Smith 'and Rev. C. F. Hartzell, of day in Iowa City, where Mr. But- ~ i/ il ~ Beau~ ware ceptlon lne ooject IS 10 save lives ~v~rb • w ~xxxr~ .~ .y many pretty gifts, even if .he did • -~" ...... " ' ]~-1"~" ..... L ~ t~obst home -n Mount Vernon, a nephew of Mrs. ler is receiving treatment for his ~ t'~l~[~l~ ~t ~ the a nTh~"Royal Neighbor lodge held arLe:°i:ag::;~; ~irt.'and Mrs Geo I Su~Id:YH?~rn~v~°g°re and Jane shop- ~;rlngv~lle cemetery." ......... h'~,h'e L. W_ club wasbenterr:mnede ~ ~iil homerect, their annual Chirstmas party Fri- , • - • i ..~ :~. t~_~ ~..~ins Saturda-, Relatives here from out of town n me ~am ~tar~ home y ~w . ~v~a ~ mi i~_..! of hc .... ~ornoon in their lodge rooms Conner Miss Ella Connor, Mr. and[ p=,u~w ana~"'~~virs ira r~emm ton.**"~P ~ ~- '~'~ ............. funeral were Mr Gunnison Tuesday evening. A ~~ ~~ ~ are r~ Fifty "members and guests enjoyed Mrs. Charley Stud er, HMaekS~leama~s! Mrsr'El~;e- R-e;n-ingt0nnand Mr.gand ~andai~rs:~tA."~=. Taylor, Mt. Gilliad, picnic supper was e,n]oyed. ~ ",~ LOW A5 a happy time together• Refresh- ira. oon,nson, ann. .. e "I Mrs Lolen Remington shopped in Ohio; James Clair Kennedy, Chica- Mr. ann lwrs. rea nnger were The ments of course• ten aect me luneral o~ lvzrs. Mary! Cedar Rapids on Tuesday go" Mr and Mrs LeRoy Kennedy recent business visitors at Elkader. n~ is tyI Wl h -~ ~tuaer a~ ViOla wecmesaay ~ne The'Octette bridge club met t " ....... " Mrs Willard Ellison and Doris Central" City" Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mr. and Mrs_ Ivan.Johnston and of C Corn, Phyllis Ann lvzr ann ~vzrs ~evere s Tues wasa cousinoImese lamllleS h~r. and Mrs. Glenn Wood , -" " " and Mrs. Mitchell shopped in Ce- Kennedy and two sons, Cedar Rap .... free day night, who were celebrating dar Rapids on Saturday• ids; Walter Kennedy, Garner; Er- Port were Sunday guests in the I their wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Byrne were also celebrating theirs, the following day and Mrs. Davidson her birth- day. A pot luck supper was en- joyed from tables prettily decorat- ed with cut flowers• The favors were miniature floor lamps, the handiwork of the hostess. Bridge was played for the evening past- time. Mr. and Mrs. John Nye entertaii~-- ed at a wild duck dinner at their home, Monday evening• The guest.~ included were: Messrs. and Mes- dames, Glenn Woods, Hal McCor- mick, and Guy Wright. The even- ing was enjoyed playing bridge• Mrs. Daisy Butler and sons Cal- vin and Charles of Tipton, were visitors in town Monday afternoon I The Delta Dek bridge club met with Mrs. Daisy Butler in Tipton Thursday night. Mrs. Mildred ! Moore and Mrs. Wilbur Wright '~won the prizes• Both were guests. Shavemaster is the Gift of Gifts this year because it's an electric shaver that cjets down to business and does a job--right now! A joy to any man! Make it your cjiftI to him.. ! The Emanon Bridge Club met with Mrs. Purl Pearson on Monda~ evening. Mesdames Andrew Kruse, Peter Kleineck and M, Kruse were guests. Alecn Norris and Hazel Mason won the club prizes and Morley Mrs. Charles Miller Mrs. Rupert Mason of Olin and Mrs. Herbert Smith spent Wednes- day in Cedar Rapids• Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dennis spent: the past week at Mechanicsville. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Duncan and baby from Cedar Rapids spent Sat- a:day in the Henry Sieger home. The Band Parents club met at ,he school house Wednesday night• All enjoyed the fine program.and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boots family of Wyoming spent Sat- I urday with friends in town. [ The Ladies Aid society of theI U. B. church served the first hot[ _unch last Wednesday noon.-TheyI alan to serve a hot lunch every two Weeks all winter. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Shumakeri and Rosemary, Mrs. H. P. Smith, Mrs. Pat Filter and Mrs. Hallie Shumake~" spent Friday afternoon in Anamosa. Mrs. R. H. Russell and Jimmie Dean Shankland have been on the Mrs. Andrew Kruse guest prize. Y sick list the past week. Mesdames W. A. Jackson, Henr Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stephens of Krummel and daughter Lena were Forest spa.at Sunday in the H. L. shopping Friday in Cedar Rapids. Smith home. Walter Spry received a message Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Motz of from his sister, Mrs. Mayme Byers Bennett spent Sunday in the Wil- of Morgan Hill, Calif., Saturday, liam Pye home. that his niece, Florence The Ladies Aid society of the the third daughter of Dr. and Mrs. M. E. church meet with Mrs. Ruth Newbold, former residents of this Boots in Mechanicsville Friday af- ternoon. -~]~-,~$h~~~ " • " Mr. and Mrs. Marion Switzer ,i A Complete Stock of Pyrex Ware at Reduced Prices. Oven Ware Cutlery Toasters, Heaters Electric Razors Ammunition Wagons Glass Ware Aluminum Ware Electric Irons Flash Lights Builders Tools Guns, Sleds Alladin Lamps and Heaters Coleman Irons and Lanterns Take Advantage of the Maytag Special Trade Allowance Zenith Radios $14.95 and up and Betty and Margaret Doyle en- joyed the show in Cedar Rapids, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Freman Shankland and Jimmie Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Josie Horn and Bobble spent Sun- day afternoon in the Louis Horn home south of Olin. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Metcalf, from Troy Mills have opened a grocery store in the building where Otto Riedel recently operated a grocery. A contest was held a few days ago by several students at the Mor- ley school. The essays were on the subject, "Tuberculosis•" Mr. Robert Runkle from Anamosa acted as judge. First places were won by Dorothy Jackson, Esther Dar- row and Margaret Doyle• They will read them over the radio at station WSUI at Iowa City, Dec. 12. Robert Hanna, also a Morley student will act as announcer for the group. Mr. and Mrs. William Filter and baby of Anamosa spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Filter. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Clark and children of Langworthy and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fairbanks of Mon- ticello were Sunday guests in the Otto Riedel home. Paraita Mrs. Ray Bolton Phone 287 Mr and Mrs Perkins were • . . ** dinner guests at A. C. Ports Sun- Mount vernon, mwa day Mr and Mrs k'-~f-~-~q~ ~1 ". . Jens Jepsen were dinner guests of Yens Pedersen's Sunday. Genevieve Bader spent Friday • • and Saturday at George Rose'. Cecil Bennet sawed wood Wed- nesday. Madeline Bolton left last Sun- day night on the City of Denver, for Denver, Colo., to spend the holt- • ~days with Carmen. She left Sunday evening at 9:40 and arrived in Denver Monday morning at 9:00. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Waddell were Come in and see these cars. All in nice shape. These cars must be sold at once as we need the storage space for the winter. Here are prices that are below out-of-town prices on the same models. 1937 Chevrolet Coupe ...... $395 1934 Chevrolet Coach $250 1936 Ford V-8 Coupe ...... $285 1928 Model A Ford Roadster $65 1935 Dodge pick-up ....... $1.90 dinner guests of Jake Waddel's Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Rose spent Sundayi forenoon in Marion. Mrs. George Yeisley and Ivan went to St. Lukes hospital Sun- day afternoon to see Marshall Paul who is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Streets took poses- sion of the Paralta store, Nov. 28. Mrs. Nell Patten, Wilma and Catherine Wild entertained tweny-i five friends Saturday afternoon at a kitchen shower at the Patten home in honor of Mrs. Rowena Penn Humpal, a recent bride. AI comfort was tied for the bride. The hostesses served delicious refresh-i ments. { The Paralta Embroidery club met with Hattie Campbell, assisted by Vie Miller last Friday• A de- licious dinner was served at noon. A good program was enjoyed after a grab bag. There was a shower for little Linda Lou Waddell. Thei next meeting will be an all day l meeting with Carrie Huskey, assist- ed by Nell Leaf. Those present were: Lill Stewart, Elva Kyle Mary Perkins, Clara McShane, Alma Mc- Shane, Bernice Waddell, Helen Murray, Ethel Rose, Edith Crain,, Carrie Huskey, Nell Leaf, Lenore Neilsen, Lou Waddell, Eva Stearns, Phone 3 Mount Vernon, Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Fields and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy of Cedar Rapids were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Ivan Remington Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Burner and Creighton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lein- baugh. Mrs. George Burner and Miss Mil- dred Leinbaugh shopped at Cedar Rapids Tuesday. Mrs. Henry Kohl of Lisbon spent Tuesday in the Lowell Kohl home. Mr. and Mrs. Ival Clark spent Tuesday in the Gerald Darsee home. Mrs. Jennie McConaughy and Mrs. Evelyn Brown were Friday dinner guests in the L. A. Davis home. Ira Maiden family spent Sunday in the Charlie Maiden home in Lisbon. Rev. Sam Jones returned to his home at Lexington, Ky. on Sun- day evening. Rev. and Mrs. Trevor Baskerville spent Sunday in the Mrs. Chloe Newman home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hurt, Mrs. Bes- sie Ankeny, Mr. and Mrs. Nell Nor- ton and children, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hurt, jr., and Barbara Joan called on Joe Hurt, sr., Sunday evening• Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnston of Anamosa called at the Lowell Kohl home Monday. Ival Clark, Gerald Darsee and Roy Ireland called at Central City! Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Argus McConaughy and Bobby shopped in Cedar Rap- ids Monday. Alva Barber of Anamosa called on Joe Hurt Monday evening• Alva Barber family called on Mrs. Martha Barber Monday even- ing. Glenn Peet family moved Mon- day into the L. R. Bobst down- stairs apartment• Dr. Moore mov- ed into their own house, which was vacated by Peets. The Christian Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon. Host- esses will be Mrs. Evelyn Brown and Mrs. Jennie McConaughy. Martelle basketball boys team defeated Sharon on Friday night by a score of 20 to 18. Martelle girls won by a score of 21 to 20. Mr. and Mrs. John Thede spent Saturday night in Cedar Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newman shopped in Cedar Rapids Saturday. [ Mrs. Will May and Mrs. Floyd May were sick several days. Prof. and Mrs. Ressler and Carol spent Saturday in Cedar Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Brutsman and Ethel, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allen were dinner guests of Mrs. Stella Cusher on Sunday. Good Cheer Community Club Met at John Light Home Although it was a foggy, rainy night outside, inside, the Christmas feeling and spirit reigned supreme when the Good Cheer Community club held their annual Christmas party at the ?tome of Mr. and Mrs. John Light on Friday evening, Dec. 2nd. The house was beautifully deco- rated with two Christmas trees, bells, and Christmas decorations, to say nothing of the white ele- phant. An elephant was made by Mrs. George and Mrs. John Light. Inside was a box large enough to hold the grab bag gifts, and on top in the red and green howdah rode a jovial Santa Claus. This white elephant with its red and silver trappings, and precious load stood on a large table; and to say the least delighted the children. A short program was given, pre- pared by John Light, as follows: song, "Star of the East," Mrs. Clara Light; songs by John Manser Clark "Black Dog Drill," by the Ciha children; songs, Dorothy Light; original reading, "We Don't need a Radio, We're on the Party Line," by Mrs. George Light• "Jingle Bells," song by the group, after which the sound of bells was heard and Santa Claus appeared• In the pack he had a treat for every child and the grown-ups too. A short business meeting was held, and the following nominating committee was appointed:chair- man, Theodore Light; Mrs. Hazel Gunn, Mrs. Chas. Johnston, to se- lect the candidates for offices for the year. The January meeting will be an all day meeting on Saturday, Jan. 7, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Light. The menu committee have asked that every one come early as dinner will be served at 12:30, so every one take notice please. FIESTA WARE Margaret White, Mabel Huffman, Lena Mann, Gall Stahl, Mabel Englehard, Vie Miller and Dick Murray. at W. H. HOOVE , Jeweler nest Kennedy, Marion; Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Falcon, Rowley; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Falcon and Mrs. Lizzie Falcon, Central City; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Falcon, Robert and James Bell, Cedar Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hartzell, Mount Ver- laon; Hazel Kennedy, Whittier; Mrs. Hannah Blakely and daughter of Myrtle; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hay- lock, Mr. and Mrs, Clark Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart and son Willard of Maquoketa. Friends from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. George McCann, Coggon; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bowdish, Fred Bow- dish, Gene Doe, Waubeek; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ramsay, Anamosa. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. R. A. Badger Choir practice Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. Every member should be present for practice on the Christmas music. Services for Sunday, December 11. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Wor- ship service at ll. This is Uni- versal Bible Sunday and will be so observed in our service. Ser- mon subject: "A Man's Best Guide for Life.". Anthem by the choir,! "Book Divine." You are urged to bring your Bibles, for use in the service, and a record of the num- ber of Bibles, and the oldest Bibles will be made. The S. S. Y. S. will hold their annual Christmas party in the par- Lors of the church, Wednesday ev- enning, December 14. The concert of Christmas music will be heard at the morning ser- vice on December 18. Mrs. T. L. Samuels assisted by Ella Faust will entertain the Will- ing Workers of the Presbyterian church, December 14. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Fowley, Ce- dar Rapids, were Sunday dinner guests in the Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Patten home. Gerald Hotchkiss came up from Iowa City Thursday to attend the junior class play and returned to his college work Friday, accom- panied by his mother who visited at Hills and returned hom Satur- day morning. Mrs. Milton Behrens entertained the Monday club in her home on Thursday evening. Mrs. P. W. Sterner was hostess to the M. O. B. club and guests at its annual Christmas party on Thursday evening• A six thirty cafeteria~ dinner was served and gifts were exchanged. Mrs. Bess Hendrickson and son Howard and James Storey attended the funeral of Elwood Thompson, four weeks old son of Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson near Wyoming, Saturday. Mrs. Hendrickson re- parental Fred Webbena home at Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Port of Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Perkins and Arnold Port were Sunday vis- itors in the A. C. Port home. Frank Stoddard of Anamosa call- ed in the Ezra Minehart home on Monday. Mrs. Leo Minehart of near Ana- mosa was a week end guest in the Ezra Minehart home. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bowdish and son were Sunday afternoon callers in the J. S. Bowdish home. Mr. and Mrs. John Carbee of Mount Vernon were in town Tues- day to attend the funeral of Robert Kennedy. Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Darrow and Mary were Sunday visitors in the parental George Darrow home, in Dubuque. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Beck were ~ Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs., Kenneth Hargrave in Maquoketa. Mrs. Celia Frederick was an all day guest Tuesday in the W. A. Shaffer home. A number from this vicinity at- tended the closing out sale of Paul Sweitzer, Monday near Linn Grove Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Patten and Lois were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Jessie Boxwell at Mar- telle. Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Carbee were guests in the John Carbee home in Mount Vernon, Wednesday in hon, or of Mrs. Gene Carbee of Pasa- dena, Calif, who is visiting her parents in Lisbon. Mrs. R. F. Wiley entertained the Past Matrons, Elizabeth Stewart Circle at a one o'clock luncheon on Tuesday. A purse was collected to send for a Christmas need at l the O. E. S. home ~t. Boone. Mr. and Mrs. O. . Newman ot! Des Moines are spending their va- cation in the parental A. C. New- man home. Fred Taylor and Bob and W. A. Sherman were among those who attended the Live Stock show in Chicago last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frank and family were Sunday dinner guests in the Milton Pflughaupt home near Marion. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilson and l their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.i and Mrs. Chris Dircks of Tipton! were Sunday dinner guests in the l parental R. C. Wilson home. W. F. McNeilly of Center Junc-i tion called on friends in town on ALL DoWN PAYMENT OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS ] Checker Electric Supply Mt. Vernon--P. F. Kohl--118 1st St. Cedar Rapids 215 Ist Street S.E. t Array of Gifts Now far Havi east The finest selection we have ever sh0 Make your selection while our stoc complete. ! Fascinating items in blown glass Kensington, the metal that does not s or tarnish. 1 Gr tea~ wor eron Granby Building Cedar Roai COW COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICI : and sale C. CHAMBERS-INSKEEP OPTICAL CO. com ! daily { Realize Real Eyes or w mad, will mained in the home several days. Nelle Davis week end was guest Having decided to quit farming, I will hold a complete closing out sale at a Paralta.inthe Howard McShane home near dence known as the Ballard farm, located 5 miles northwest of Mount Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Phillips and east of the Home Sweet Home cahins and 1 Vz miles north. Those from the no Virginia of Clarence were Sunday to Grange Hall then west 2 miles on the rock road and ½ mile south, on dinner guests in the home of Mr. 20 h 3O h and Mrs. Harry Freeman. Other guests were Mrs. Ellen Cushman, I}ai! Maurine and Donald Christian and 2-ro, Stanley Smith• end , Supt. Wm. M. Johnston announc- 10-f i es Dec. 18 as the date for the an- COMMENCING AT 11 O'CLOCK SHARP iron nual Christmas concert to be given I have lots of shop tools and will have to sell some before dinner, cart ;by the vocal and instrumental music departments of the local 4 HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES I span of brown mules, wt 1 00 each, 10 school. This is an annual concert years old, no better team around, work any place, plenty of snap; 1 Smooth : usually given the Sunday preced- Jenny mule, a good honest worker anywhere, any time; 1 Shetland pony ingood ~ Cow ingButlerChristmaS.opera house.It willThebepublicheld inis rides and drives the best, perfectly safe for children, hog invited. No admission charge. 8 HEAD OF CATTLE---1 milch cow, 7 years old (Shorthorn), milking good now wat, Mrs. L. J. Miller entertained a to calf early in spring; 1 Jersey cow, 6 years old, to freshen in March, a high. d can; company of ladies Thursday corn- 1 Jersey-Guernsey cow, 4 years old to freshen early, the best cow I ever owned, Wov plimenting her mother, Mrs. Bart- lett, who is her house guest, heavy and tests high; 3 stock cows in good flesh (big ones); 2 heifer calveS, hay dairy prospects, yok 10 HEAD OF HOGS---Cholera Immune. 10 choice Hampshire gilts, wt 225, hart open. These will suit. MACHINERY--1 Fordson Tractor; 1 2-bottom 14-inch tractor plow in A-1 good 9-ft. disc with tongue truck; 4-section flexible steel harrow: John Deere 2001 • • • . " ~t~ med plow; sulk plow; low wagon with good basket rack; medium height wagon and. box; hay rake; manure spreader; hammock seat corn plow; side boards; enid. t J. I. Case edge drop corn planter with 80 rods of wire; single hole corn sheller cloy one); 500 lb. platform scales in A-1 shape. CORN, HAY, STRAW and ROUGH FEED--1750 bushels of choice yellow cribs, to be sold in lots to suit; 6 tons of timothy hay in the mow; about 14 to , choice baled timothy hay, take what you want; 150 bales of choice oats straw, 225 or all, this never was wet. 35 acres of stalk fields, picked by hand; straw stack run of the farm. Mrs. Rollo Patten assisted by Mrs. Carl Carney and Kathryn Wild gave a kitchen shower for Mrs. Roy Itumpal, a recent bride, Saturday afternoon• The time was spent ty- ing a comforter for the honored guest, who also received many useful gifts. Others present were Mrs. John Humpal, Mrs. Kenneth Humpal, Anamosa, Mr. and Mrs• R. T. Penn, Mrs. Letha Armstrong, Mrs. Roy Armstrong, Viola; Eliz- abeth Shaffer, Mrs. Mabel Central City; Mrs. Cecil Pattenl Mrs. Emma Wild, Mrs. Billy yer, C e d a r Rapids; Genevieve Bader, Martelle; Mrs. Elizabeth Dickinson, Mrs. Neal Larson, Mrs. Cecil Lewis and Dorothy; Mrs. Ir- win Penn and Navadee, Mrs. Ed- ward Murray and Dick. Dainty refreshments were served late in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Parker of Martelle we r e Sunday dinner guests in the W. A. Shaffer home. The Boy Scout monthly parent night was held Tuesday at the city hall. A special scouting program was given. Mothers of advancing scouts were awarded miniature badges of rank. The campfire firls met at Mrs. James C. L. Clark's Monday even- ing. The fourth first aid lesson was studied and the Christmas party will be given Dec. 13. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES, HARNESS, ETC.---2 sets of good work harne Son justable collar, several leather collars, harness repairs Woven wire stretcher! and tackle; hay fork and rope; forks; baskets; scoops'and many other things with a farm. Small cream separator; kitchen cupboard; 2 burner kerosene oil shop tools, etc. CHICKENS---3 dozen large type White Leghorn pullets, laying nicely; 2 doze type White Leghorn cockerals, nice ones. These are from the Scobey flock choice. Ehle & Pitlik Will Have Lunch Stand ! W. W. E. Challis, Auct., Phone 130, Lisbon, Ia. Jay Fordyce of the Mt. Vernon Bank,