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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1934
Page
8
Mr and Mrs K Dicken spent the weekend in J Davis Agnes and Fred Davis of Welwyn spent Sunday in town A Leam E Spalding Misses I and W Chapman visiting in Winnipeg
The forty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs G Haddoo and Mrs T Longs birthday were celebrated at the Long home with a Court Whist. Prizes went to Mrs Woods and P Beiber first and Mrs Fitzgerald and H Beattie second. Music by Miss Jovream Mrs J Barnes and M Fitzgerald. Other items note Ontario visit plans and church opening October 11.
Mrs T E Doren visited relatives at Harrow last week. Peter MacPherson conducted a successful auction sale at J E Lang's near Decker on Saturday last. Fine weather drew a good crowd and strong prices were obtained. Mrs D Wright and G Scorgie for the 11st.
Beulah Bus T Stretton has returned home from McCreary on Friday. A number from here will attend the Sunday School Conference at Biarss on Friday.
Mr and Mrs Higgins left Saturday for Crandall where Mr Higgins will enter barber and pool room business. Mr and Mrs W Preston will occupy the town house vacated by them. The Canadian Legion held a successful whist drive and Beulah dance Friday night with prizes to Mrs W Boulton and J Desmond and consolations to Mrs R M Oliver and R Barbauld. A Gnaten Orchestra played for a large crowd following the drive and dance. The Legion thanks all who helped make the event a success.
Mrs. L M Hankin and family express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement and for the floral tributes.
Miss Evelyn Lelond visits Brandon while Miss E White of Kenton spends weekend with Mr and Mrs.
W Tennant misses while Jackson J and M Mitchell plus J Mitchell and J Craig motored to Brandon on Saturday.
McIntosh apples priced at 2.85 dollars sold by Edward Sinclair of Arrow River. Rally Day service observed with Rev. J A Stephen addressing the gathering and class promotions announced. Stan Pitman learned his father, a railway switchman in England, was killed on duty. Sympathy extended to the bereaved Tirman and Waddingham families.
The notice lists price points for mens leather coats at 7.58 dollars, heavy coat sweaters at 2.75 dollars, and work shirts at 85e. The C.G LT met at Pauline Tennant's home after a devotional period, with Miss White explaining the group's origin and Miss Elliott recounting its 1920 beginnings.
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