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Lamberton § Mrs. H. A. Senst, Mrs. Albert Alertson and Mrs. O. G. Ebbeson were int hostesses in entertaining the adies Aid of the Sharon Lutheran nurch, Wednesday afternoon, at the ome of Mrs. Ebbeson. Although an aster Snow storm prevailed there as a goodly attendance and the olendid lunch was much enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coulter motor1 to New Ulm Saturday where Mrs. oulter consulted her physician. Mrs. A. H. Enersen of Marshall ent Tuesday in Lamberton calling 1 old friends. Attorney and Mrs. J. B. LaDue and Irs. W. E. Schei spent Tuesday in layton, where Mr. La Due had a se in court. Former patrons at the State Bank : Lamberton are rejoicing over a en per cent dividend being paid now. his is the third dividend, the first en per cent being paid April 16, 1926, second ten percent on October 20, 926 and the third, April 13, 1929. C. Lee is Receiver in charge of afirs here. More than one hundred twenty-five erry makers enjoyed a social eveing at the Royal Neighbor hall last ight when the ladies at the order enrtained their husbands. Mrs. Mary chlegel at Le Sueur, district deputy, ame down from Tyler, making the rip through roads that were almost npassable. Initiation took place at e regular meeting when Mrs. John elson and two daughters Elvera and lice, representing $5,000 insurance ecame members at the order. An teresting program followed the dge session. W. O. Koenig manager of a lumer yard at Hartwich, South Dakota as been in Lamberton most of this eek, on business. Mrs. Robert Perry returned Monay from Winnebago, where she has een aiding in the care of a sister ho is ill. Mrs. Ernest Grundt has installed new Realistic permanent waving achine in her beauty Parlor. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kempfert were orton visitors Thursday and were hable to make the return trip beuse of the condition of the roads. Mrs. Guy Van Duzee entertained : two tables of Bridge Thursday afrnoon having as her guests mesmes F. A. Beirsdorf, L. J. Wilt, harles Carver, Elmer Bellig, Ernest riendt, J. B. La Due, R. D. Butler d W. E. Schei. High score was eld by Mrs. L. J. Wilt, low by Mrs. arver. A dainty lunch was served 7 the hostess at the close of a pleasatternoon. 71 Arthur Archer of the Archer Cafe is taken a five year lease on the enry Helgeson building, recently ecupied by the Splett Clothing Comany. Mr. Helgeson will build on a x16 foot kitchen, install bath room d completely redecorate and im:ove the property. Elmer Bellig disposed of his Chryer car this week to Frank Bruckuer of Sanborn. Mr. and Mrs. George Skelton spent unday afternoon at Walnut Grove d report cars stalled all along the ay in a mile stretch west of Revere here it is said there are springs nder the highway that continually use deep ruts. Mrs. Theodore Dallman, nee Clara aveling, who has been confined in e Union Hospital for the past week expected to be able to return to her me here this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Anderson and n Harry of Storden were Sunday nner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miss eterson. Majorie Gebhard, nurse at the nion hospital New Ulm, spent Suny with her parents. Miss Lizzie Dagner of Sanborn ent the weekend with her mother, rs. Martha Dagner. Dr. Ranseen drove to Minneapolis unday returning Monday with Mrs. anseen, who has been visiting retives there the past week. Mrs. Elmer Bellig and Miss Mine Lietz were Springfield visitors, aturday. a La Due the reports