JOEL MILLER PASSESHIS 82NO BIRTHDA YON WEDNESDAY LASTTRKMT R AL BA I\ Wis., Oct. 2.A very pleasant evening was enjoyed at .Masonic hall Wednesday evening, when about t\v«»tity-five member* oftin* fraternity gathered in honor of•he eighty-third birthday of Joel Miller..Mr. Miller is a 32nd degree Masonand has been a member of this order for over sixty years.The evening was spent at cards and in a slt;*-ial way. A banquet was served in the dining room.Mrs. Rlleu Irvine and Mrs. W. C.Thomas left Thursday f«»r Durand, Wis., for a few days’ visit with Dr.and Mrs. C'leweh*.Mr. and Mk I.one. Atwood left auto Thursday for Albert Lea.of her birthday. A bountiful dinner was served and the evening spent at500. Mr .11. I*. Sparling and Mrs.L. S. Sanders carried off the honors of the evening, not losing a game.The bit«ket social given by the young people of the Congregational church Wednesday evening was asuccess socially and financially,* theyoung folks realizing twenty-five dollars for their treasury,Mr. and Mrs. Theodore, Schmitz entertained at dinner and luncheon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Truax, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert S hinitz, William Rartl, and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Drugau and family.Glen and Marcellete KutchernRlack River Falls were guests of MissCharlotte Nicholls Friday evening.A meeting of the cemetery association will he held at the home ofIpoDkrITrofMabel Ford Monday eveningNot Worth It„ - - — -- — . Judge—How is it youMinn., where they will visit Mr. and lawyer to defend you?h\haven't aMrs. C. Wood.A company of friends joined Mrs. Charles Growt at her home Friday evening to assist in the celebrationj- Prisoner—As soon as theyout that I hadn’t stolen the money.they wouldn't have anything to doi with the case.—Judge.4found 1