Frank Schreck, H. M. Winnettand JBlt; n Roderick were Jeffersoncallers Friday.Harriett and Dorothy Hiilmerf Carroll spent the week end here with their grandmother, MrsMinnie Axman.Rev. L. E. Anthofer of Roselle,'isited Rev. Huelshorst hereThursday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Theo Brankmanand Dorothy were Carroll visitors Saturday.i\1 ss Isabelle Axman soent aItev/ days at Roselle with her uncle, Rev. L. B. Anthofer.Mr. and Mrs. James Axman, John, Shirley, Mary and Russell,drove to Bayard Thursday evening and visited at the ElwoodEbersoie home; Master John remained for a few days.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rowlison andMax spent Friday at the Theo Pomeroy home with their daughter, Mrs. Merle Pomeroy.Mr. and Mrs. Clem Klocke weremade happy over the birth oftheir first son, born Monday, Aug.14. He has been named LambertJohn. lie has five sisters.Mrs John Aldrich and MissKlaheena Aldrich and Mrs. Mary Lewis returned from LeMarsWednesday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rowlison and son Max and Mrs. Lucy Steele ar-| rived from Ong, Neb., Monday for a week’s visit with L. W. Chain: family and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Pomeroy. Mister Billy Chain, who j has been spending the summer with them on the farm returned to Ihi, home here.Mrs. Belle Wilson, Miss Eva and Miss Vera Wilson and WalterScott were Manning visitors Fri-| day.Most of the business men herej attended the NRA meeting at Car-j roll Monday night.! John Pletchette attended a gro-; cer’s wholesale meeting at Denison j Monday.IJV-vY-sr-i AiTAw n n /*! T n A