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Thm A.iti»ohI Fliihtuf F*rtr [1For more than a dosen years the bachelors, maiden* and young married people of Linnets* hare held, It annually, a general fishing party JI and picnic upon the bank# of Lo j 1 cuat creek. I They hare occasional*]] ly celebrated the day all Canfield*• Mill and at the |De Oraw bridge,]! but our own Austin * Mill, with the picturesque loveliness oi its attr-roundings and its natural ampin |lt; theater near by just ah aped for the spreading of a princely picnic din ]i oer, is the favorite resort; and here the p»rty of 19)1 was held last Wednesday afternoon and eve*I»ing.. y * [ y:W-.v It was a delightful day. The fair members of the company never looked fairer, the gentlemen were characteristically gallant and the supper consisted of the choices! substantiate and dainties, fruits, ices, etc.,- enough in quantity flt;o have fed a whole camp meeting in recounting the faces there wo discovered present just $ of the j number we met on our first similar '{\occasion in the sunsmer of 1888. U___ • •• '#■ ^ ;*«nong those who attended this i i year were the following iiMisses Ida VVeistgate, Rdith Moore, Josephine Conger. Pearl Sharpe of Trenton, I^ose Stephenson. KmmaiTruinbo, fmme Etowyer, Louise 1 \
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Linneus Bulletin
Linneus, Missouri, US
Wed, Aug 21, 1901
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