49th Wedding andBirthday Party are Held at Leeman HomeLeeman—The forty-ninth wadding anniversary of Mr. and Mr*. C. R. Larsen, and the birthday anniversary of their son Raymond wer# observed Sunday at the C. R. Larsen home. Dinner was served and the day was spent socially. The following relatives and friend* were present:Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Larsen and daughters Thelma, Eunice and Beatrice, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Larsen and son. Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Larsen and daughter Mary Ann, Leeman; Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Nitzke, Shiocton; Miles McClone, Appleton, and Norman Larsen, Bon-duel; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn, Spaulding and son Kenneth, Shioeton.Philip Osfcey, 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Oskey, CountyTrunk M, is confined to his home with a fractured leg. The accident occurred when the lad slipped and fell at his home a few days ago.The meeting of the Ladies’ Aid society of the Congregational church held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Raymond Larsen was well attended. Dinner was served to the voters and the afternoon was spent socially. Hymns were sung followed by the regular business session and the reading of the annual report. Plans were made 10 meet in two weeks at ! the home of Mrs. Nets Nelson for a picnic dinner.Out-of-town visitors were Mrs. Irvin Nitzke and Mrs. Glenn Spaulding of Shioeton.Jack Rush, a former Leeman resident has moved his family from! Eland where he had resided the last1 two years, into a house on County i Trunk M, which was formerly oc-j cupied by Frank Samson, i David Bisterfeldt has moved into the Earl Hammond house from the Rasmussen farm in Navarino, until he is able to find a suitable location. *