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PAGE EIGHT
LONE TREE REPORTER, LONE TREE, IOWA
I Mrs. O. K. Fisher of Muscatine
Iwas a visitor at the home of Mrs.
LOCAL NEWS 1z C. Wolford on Thursday after-
L [noon. She also visited in the James
• ....... t Lutz home.
Mrs. Ward Mills of Perry recent
Mrs. E. C. Wolford, Clayton and
Mildred spent Thursday evening
with Mrs. Ida Forbes.
Mrs. Louise Forbes visited Wed-
nesday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Forbes•
ly visited with her daughter and
farnily, Mr. and Mrs. R. C, Petsel.
Mrs. E. C. ~,Volford, Clayton and
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Winders
and Wendy of West Uniori visited
Sunday at the C. C. Forbes home in
Concsville. They also visited with
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Petsel and
"~-hsfirst.,, wo~a:-~ ~[ek Stateside
Nick's wife clattered in with a
"A bet," he said, putting
down the steaming plate, "is
a bet."
tray of dishes, interrupting. She
paused, staring at the sailor.
"He said he'd write you about it.
Jimmy before returning home on Mildred spent Sunday afternoon
Monday. and evening with the former's
nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
-Mac and Jon McConkey of Uni- Floyd Edmonds, north of Cotter.
ve~sity Park, Iowa returned to
their home Tuesday after having. Saturday evening visitors at the
spent the week-end visiting in the Paul Yedlik home were Miss Olga
S. L. Sanders hem4. i Piersall and Marcalene Robinson
i of Muscatine.
).~r. and Mrs. Ben~Jones, Mrs.i
Louise Jones and son of Museatine i Mrs. Louise Forbes was a Zion-
were ~.,Vednesday evening visitors 'day overnight guest and Tuesday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry i dinner guest of Mrs. E. C. Wolford,
About the bet . . ." The boy
JaiTard, Darlene Jones, who had Clayton and Mildred. floundered, seeking words. His
been visiting for several days with I Mr and Mrs Eldon blue eyes widened. "Did he?"
her friend Marilyn Jarrard, return-Is ;ndin a few - Jarrard are"Maybe so, maybe not," Nick
ed to her home with her parents !sp~. g .......says vacation in turned over some sizzling ham-
" tJmeago, whim ~neir parents are burger non-committally. "What
Jerry Sanders is attending the gone Rick and Danny Jarrard are was the bet?"
Leadership Training School of the i staying with Mrs. Lloyd King. "Well, he said this was his fa-
Ctd:.eefl gf Churches at Camp i Denise Vickers of l~£uscatine vorite eating place. Said you had
g , ti lines, iowa uus wee~z, ispent the week-end with her par-the best steaks in town." The flat-
Mr and Mrs R V McConkey~ents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Vickers. tery had no visible effect. "So if
Jr. and family of University Park [ .~ . I beat him back to the States, he
. . ' j ~unaay evening visitors of Mr. was going to treat me to a dinner
were Friday evening supper guests 1and M A1 ....... ""
• .~ . . .~ . . ." t' rs. mn v~cKers ano tanmy --here. If he got back first, I was
m tae home or ~lr. and ~rs. S. ~'x~ere Mt an ....... ~"
I " ". o ~ars. t~ooer~ An~,ererstuck for the dinner.', The sailor's
Sanders. ' !and family of Muscatine. ! happy grin widened. "I haven't
zir. and ~[rs. Keith Forbes, Lo:-~ ...... ,, seen him since--he was trans-
cn Forbes and Bobby Rerrv o:lji::InFaYn~unner guests o, Mr. and ferred Out of the theatre. But here
- ., . ra ,K ~rue~,er were Mr. and, I am."
rowa City left Monday morning tor l ............... ,
• "" i 2¢Lrs. Otto Kel'II anQ L~1.rs. ~aflie ~o-
a week's fishing trip to IvLinnesota. t ......... 1 A small cluster of crow's feet
[VtaV O[ IMSDOll. A~ternoo]lvisitors *
- bunched around Nick's sharp, pen-
Mr. and Mrs Will Miece- and ~ at tile Krueger home were Mr. and etrating eyes. "Sure, kid. I got his
Terry Yerington of Colmnbus |Mrs. Eugene Schaapveld of Wes~i letter. Here- come over to the
Junction were Monday overnight IL-iberty a~xl Mr. and Mrs. Arthuri back booth and I'll cook you ,l~e
guests of Mr. ap.d "M,:~ D u'is ILenz Dale and Delbert. i biggest and best meal you e~er
Forbes, Lois and Lowell. ] " ate . . . Mamma," he turned to his
M..-- and Mrs. Clyde Guthrie and[ wife, "you will let the dishes go
family returned Monday morning
from a two week's vac,~tion. The
first week of their vacation was~
spent in Kentucky visitbL~., with [
Mr. Guthric's retative;s and M:.o
sight seeing through the Smoky
Mountains, the Ozarks and several
points of interest ia North Carolina
and Virginia. The last few days
Was spent in northern Iowa vi:dt--
ing wi~h Mrs. Guthrie's parents.
Sunday they attended a I3.ornath
family reunion at Twin Lak~ state
park near Rockwell City, IOwa.
/~Ir. and ?.{rs• H. S. Hamiltou re-
tur, ned Thursday from ~. week's
visit in Milford, Iowa at the home
of )Jvs. Hamilton's sister, Mrs.
R, S. Davis. They al~ attended
the wedding of Mrs. H,~mitton's
sister-in-law, Mrs. Ella Ma~:thiesm~
to Carl Hammer, The weddip, g toot(
place at Lake Park, Iowa.
Mr. and Zirs. Jasper Ziegler of
Coos Bay, Oregon are here visiting
at the home of Mr. and kl~s. Clyde
Guthrie and family. Mr. Z~gler is
A Set Is a Set
By John Davis
THE sign on the frosted window
said "Nick's Diner- Booths for
Ladies," so the sailor pushed the
door open and walked in. He strad-
died a stool at the counter, in front
of a man slicing buns for ham-
burgers. "Are you Nick?" The
boy's voice was pleasant. "Do you
own this place?"
The cook went
Ion sIicing. "Yeah,
-Mi te
I'm Nick. Why?"
~|~| His answer was in-
different, almost
gruff.
The sailor grinned good-natured-
ly, toying with a salt shaker. "Did
you know a guy named Pandopou-
los? He was in the Navy."
Nick flipped the buns on the
fryer and left them to toast while
he faced the youth. "Sure I knew
him. A good boy." His face was
expressionless. "What's it to
you?" Nick's blank stare seemed
to trouble the. boy a little, but he
persisted.
"Pandy and I were buddies over-
seas. We made a bet-about which
a brother of Mrs. Guthrie and tt~cy
had not seen each other for ten
years.
~Mrs. E. C. "Wolford and Mildred
spent Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Essie Rife and Mrs. Dora Corbett.
Sgturday visitors of lVl.rs. Louise
Forbes were Mrs Norval Hill, and
Norms and Mrs• Fred Andrea of
Columbus Junction,
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I
] and wait on this boy. He is a
! friend of Pandopoulos." He led the
sailor to the booth and started him
off with a bowl of Nick's special
oyster stew. "A bet," he said,
putting down the steaming plate,
"is a beL Pandy was a good boy."
For the next hour the boy ate
steadily, with the amazing appetite
of the young. Nick broiled a steak
he had been saving for his own
Sunday meal, and out-did himself
on the salad and sFde dishes. The
boy could hardly move as he
squirmed from the booth. He
patted the tight blue cloth over
his stomach. "No belts to let out
on these things." he observed.
"But I won't be wearing them
much longer." He shook hands
with his host. "Gee, that was swell,
Nick. Vehen you see Pandy, thank
him for me--and tell him to drop
me a line at home, He has the
address."
His wife was clearing the table
when Nick turned back from the
door. She was smiling, her eyes
slightly moist. "Nieky," she ques-
tioned, "that boy--he made a bet
with Pandopoulos?"
Nick nodded and looked out the
window, where the sailor was
ambling contentedly away.
"He is the fourth one already,
this. week," she went on. "Maybe
he be the last." But her voice con-
tradicted her words: their own
son, too, was in the Navy,
Rare as it was for him, Nick
smiled openly at his wife's disap-
pearing back. "What the heck,
[ Mamma," he called. No use telling
I[ them Pandy has been home for
DOUBLE HEADER
[[ An unus~aal golden wedding anni-
e[ versary was observed recently at
[~ Nodaway, near Corning. Mr. and
]}Mrs. E. C. Kennedy, of that com-
]]munity, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
I]Brown of Des Moines observed
I[their anniversaries together. The
[[two couples had been married in a
)t double - wedding ceremony at
t Maryville, Me., in 1004.
..... O ........
BUFFALO CHASE
An escaped buffalo added a lit-
tle zest to the Kossuth County
centewaial observance recently. The
young cow broke ioose Friday, was
captured the next day by a mount-
ed member of the Bit-and.-Saddie
Club.
"Feeds of Distinction"
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