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Lew C Robison visited Stuart last week and stayed at the home of Roy B Felt and qifs.
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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
7
Lew C Robison visited Stuart last week and stayed at the home of Roy B Felt and qifs.
Joo C Young served as a record caller Friday. R C Pratt bought a latest Buick from Wagner Shatter this week. E A Stone visited Valley Junction last week to see his son Frank and family. Burt Stone and family from Cumberland were in the city Sunday. Wm TL Armstrong welcomed visitors at the second office Saturday. Geo W Marsh had a new root built on the dwelling occupied by Mrs B W Faulkner. S V Metheny and daughter Bertha spent Sunday with their son and brother John near Menlo. Mrs W B Case, moved to a farm near Wiott, was in the city Friday likely for her first eggs sale.
Geo W Parker called Tuesday and left his check in payment for the RECORD to March 1 1921. The delivery business run by Fred J Angell has been taken over by Ed Bell and C A Edwards resident of Lincoln township now on a farm near Farber. Fred B Parkinson and wife of Massena spent Sunday with W J Weston and wife. Mrs Bessie Lowell returned from Scottsbluff Neb where she visited friends. Miss June Robinson of Lincoln Center entered Des Moines College for the Normal course. Dr and Mrs Phill Williams and daughter Patricia Lorraine spent Sunday at Menlo with W C Williams and family.
Geo. alty of Adairy, a business visitor, was in the city this week. Miss May Metheny returned from a six week visit with her brother John and family near Menlo.
Bi Aldrich and his family moved to a farm southwest of Antta last week, establishing new rural residence and farming plans in the area.
Ed Bell sold a large doubt business to Fred Exline who took possession Monday morning. The buyer assumes full control of the enterprises and offers continued service to customers seeking information about the Insyde Tyre brand.
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