Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Holley and family spent the weekend with Ar lo’'s mother and enjoying hunting around Marshall. Mrs. Peter Bronner and Mary Swanson of Nissan spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Art Moberg. Mrs. J. C. Nelson is in Minneapo lis for a few days to take a busi ness course pertaining to the farm ers income tax laws. Little Harvey Kath, five-year-old son of the Rev. and Mrs. G. Kath, was stricken with an attack of ap pendicitis Thursday evening and was rushed to Brainerd where he was operated on immediately. Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Johnson ac companied their son, E. V. Johnson and family, to Bemidji to spend some time with them. Oliver Bakken, superintendent of LeRoy, Minn., schools, spent the weekend with his parents, J. A. Bakkens. Mrs. Henry Volkman, returned Sunday from Brainerd where she recently underwent a major opera tion. She is getting along very nicely. Mrs. J. W. Brennan entertained at a pheasant dinner party Thurs day in honor of her husband’s birth day. Present were Mr. and Mrs. George Knutson, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Everhart and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Wells. Little Barbara Dudgeon is in St. Joseph hospital in Brainerd suffer ing from a mastoid, Mrs. Roy Johnson went to Minne apolis Sunday to visit her husband and other relatives this week. A bridal shower was given at the time of Mrs. Caroline Halverson, assisted by Mrs. Anna Larson, for Mrs. Thomas Johnson (Phyliss Nel-