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Show FAIRVIEW Born to the wife of Charles J ' eterson. a girl. Mav 2nd. Born to the wife of ,!hn liigler it Indlnnola, May 2nd, n girl Born to the wlf of v Br , May 1 2lh, n boy. j Theresa Llndqulm entertHlucd the lllly Club on Monday evening. 'I hi' Zenith Theatre has purchased mother motion picture machine. Win. W. llnid.y left yesterday to Mend the Inhibitor's League Condition Con-dition In S:, J ,!,,. city. Mr. nnd Mh, Myron Vance of I'an-ultch I'an-ultch spent the past two weeks vls-llng vls-llng relatives at l-'alivlew. M's. Knight or I'rovo wan the uet of Mlas Verda Cheney last 'eek. Mis. King, formerly of Itlchfleld ho has been at the county Infirm-"v. Infirm-"v. was IIiIh week committed to the tale mental hospital. Tcddv Ltih-Hon, reven year old son f Kdrtnr Lnnnon fell rroni an nppb ree anil broke his leg between th ''inn n nd hip. was n very had ic'uie, but It Is reported to be Im proving. On May Hlb Mrs. Win. W. Brady "e n pnr'v In honor of her son 'd'vnrrfs fifth birthday, Halnty re 'rel b inents wero Met veil. Tbrholitep' and her sister, Tlicirima Llniiiilnl lnm made the arterjjoon very pleasant for twenty-five-4ittle friends. 1 Mr. Carrol, whose foot was amputated am-putated early last winter by Dr. Kd-munds, Kd-munds, ia entirely well, and is now on his way back to his home In Pensylvania. His feet were frozen. One foot, and two toes from the other oth-er foot, were taken off. Last Tuesday evening the young ladies of the mutual were organized into swarms. They are to be known i his year as the Dee-hive girls, and each swarm has two bee keepers. After the meeting they retired to the b-isement and played games, after which refreshments were served. I They will begin their summer's work Tuosday evening. May Day was celebrated by tho Sunday School May 12th. The following fol-lowing program was given at the meeting house: Music: Brass Band, under direction of W. W. Brady; Singing: Choir, Invocation: S. S. Sanderson. San-derson. Singing: Choir, Oration: "May Day" Merlin Madsen, Crowning of the Queen: Attendants who sang a May song, Speech by Qupen of May: Miss lone Souders.. Chorus: Junior "Ms, Pano Duet: Chrlsta Olsen and elnia Christensen, Comic Speech: J. Lewis Larsen. After the meeting all formed in line and marched to the city nark wherp the May pole was braided by small girls, af'er which sports and games were played. A !all game between the married and single men, a dance for the children ind a grand ball in the evening ended end-ed the day's amusements. Ice cream, lunches, popcorn, etc., were sold. The day was a success both socially and financially. 1 |
