One of the largest recent gather ings in this vicinity was that of Tuesday night at the home of John V. Rompotl and his family at Swish er. Neighbors and friends from the surrounding countryside gathered to bid the family farewell before they take up their residence at So lon, where Mr. Rompotl has been elected to a position in the Farmers’ State bank. The evening was spent on the lawn of the residence, where refresh ments were served by the women. Vincent Dvorak, on behalf of those present, gave a farewell talk, and presented Mr. Rompotl with a ma hogany smoking stand and a box of cigars. The following were present: The families of E. V. Wilson, Moline, Joe Buresh, W. A. Chehak, L. D. Klou bec, Fr. Vanourny, Wes. J. Miller, Joe Hynek, Fr. Rohlena, Louis Lo pata, Louis Castek, Joe Lopata, Joe Dohnalek, W. H. Serhousek, Leo J. Skvor, Ben Serhousek, Emil DO. Smahel, W. O. Stepanek, Anton No votny, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dvorak, Mr. and Mrs. John Novak, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Novak, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Castek, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buresh, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pidima, Albert Kil berger, Mr. and Mrs. William Kvet énsky, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Semoha, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Serbousek, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Doskocil, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sulek, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Asenbrener, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kvetensky, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hous er, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Semoha Mr. and Mrs. Anton Wencel, Misses Lillian Kucera, Velma Ho lets, Emma Dusil, Joseph Clouhy, Frank Shebtka, Frank Novotny, Louis Janko, William Serbousek, Jr., Vincent Dvorak, John Hynek, Jos. Benes, Joe Mochka, Leonard Bechc ka, George Bechcka, Mrs. Anna = bousek, Mrs. Anna F. Dvorak, rs. Anton Chytra, all living in or near Swisher. Driver's cushions 9ic. Rude'’s Fri- Gay, Saturday.— Advertisement.