Devotions Held at Wa mm k ee C Ini re IiW A UNA K KK—St. John's parish lir-ld the thirteen hours' devotion Sunday. The exposition mans -was celebrated by the pastor, the Rev. C. J. Hammer and nil the present parishioners received communion. The solemn hisjli mass was celebrated by the Rev. Liebel. Reciemp-tor),«t. and the Rev. Hausncr read theF^srvnr..Mrs. Herman Doll ha* as her guest her sister, Mrs. William Doll, Marsh -held. Wis.Trm J. H. Knlt.es Lumber Co, has purchased the P. R, Riphahn building in which they have been conducting R hardware rtrrr.Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ford have had p? their enest* the past week ihr la:.-ter s m-phews. G’cn and Neb Buchanan, Elroy.Miss IMurenrc Ford spent a few days during the past week, at Milwaukee.Miller Tubbs who underwent an op-►mticn at St- Mat'fa hospital about a week ago Is still at the hospital.Robert Bcovo, pilot with the American Air War Co., 1J? enjoying: a vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs, Hubert Rruvc.Arrhirr Lnmboley Jr. entertained eleven at a dinner cn Monoay. the event be In 2 his 14 th birthday. Am. on 5 the giicsts were Stephen Connor. WllCvcd Worringer. Joseph Siir.^, Vmomc Mcy-rv. Benedict Adler. Wilfred Malcy, Robert Koch, Bernard Ucbersetzlg, Joseph Kepsenich, Victor Adier, and Arthur Kess'jnlch.