CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - MASKELL LOCALS  SEPTEMBER 14, 1933



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Maskell Locals



	Mrs. C.D. Anderson and daughter, 

Velva, and Mrs. Martha Mun... were callers 

at the home of Christina Anderson of Monday 

afternoon.



	Mrs. Albert Lane and daugther, 

Merilyn, and Mrs. Andrew Backman 

called at the R.A. Anderson home.



	Mrs. Albert Lane and daughter Merilyn, 

of Cash, S.D., who have been visiting at the 

home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Backman, 

went to hartington on Wednesday to visit with her 

husband's relatives.



	A number of folks from Maskell and vicinity 

attended the Cedar County Fair last week.



	Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Benson and children 

returned Sunday evening from a trip to Minnesota.  

While there they visited at the home of Rev. and 

Mrs. O.C. Harang of ??lview, Minn.



	Miss  Wilma Bottolfson spent a few days 

recently visitng at the ?.A. Anderson home.



	Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Anderson and children and 

Mrs. Johannah Bottolfson called at the Otto Bottolfson 

home Friday evening.



	Mrs. Edna Brewster accompanied her sister, 

Mrs. W.E. Miller of Wynot, to Ponca Saturday to see 

her sister, Miss Myrtle Tee, who was quite ill.



	Mrs. B.M. Dulaney, who is a patient at the 

Methodist hospital in  Sioux City, is getting along 

as well as could be expected.  Her daughter, Kathryn, 

spent Saturday in Maskell.  She has been staying in 

the city so as to be with her mother.



	Mr. and Mrs. H.K. Johnson and children and 

Arthur Hendricks were dinner guests at the Ed whitsett 

home on Sunday.



	Mr. and Mrs. Olof Lund and children spent 

Sunday at the Orville Birkley home.



	Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Palmer and baby and August 

Peterson drove down from Mitchell, S.D. and Mr. and 

Mrs. Irving Addison and son of Daily spent Sunday at 

the T.H. Anderson home.  Mr. Peterson remained for a 

few days' longer visit.  He is Mrs. Anderson's father.  

Mr. Peterson resides at Long Beach, Calif.



	Mr. and Mrs. Lee Evans and children of Pender 

spent several days at the Martingson home at Maskell.



	The H. & S. Co., rented the south part of the 

O.P. Lund store building and moved in Monday.  They 

are getting the store arranged and will be ready to 

wait on customers Friday or sooner.  G.F. Engstrand a

nd M. Lurie are in charge.  At present the proprietors 

and their folks are occupying apartments in the O.P. 

Lund residence.



Village Board to Visit Wayne

	Mr. and Mrs. M.G. Wyant, Mr. and Mrs. O.N. 

Lukken and children, Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Anderson and 

children, Jakob Nielsen, M.P. Lund and Cornelius 

Colbenson drove to Wayne Sunday.  The men were busy 

looking after things of interest to our village.  The 

women and children visited the state teachers college. 

Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Lukken were former students at 

the college.  They noted vast improvements in the 

dormitories since they attended school there.  The 

Maskell folks enjoyed a picnic supper at the park that 

evening.





THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1933  CEDAR COUNTY NEWS