Local Wiota Social Roundup Amid Visitors and Trips
Mrs Richter visited Thursday with her daughter Tena. Mr and Mrs Del Spry left Wednesday for a few weeks in South Dakota. Mrs Dapher was an Atlantic caller Friday. Clarence Jewitt or Anita were Wiota calers Wednesday. R F Bell was an Atlantic visitor Saturday. J J Sampson and family spent Sunday at the Sampson home in Atlantic. F H Moore returned home from Davenport Thursday. Glen Taylor of South Dakota is visiting in Wiota this week. I C G Russell and W C Williams of Atlantic were Wiota callers Saturday. Mrs E H Moore and Ona Marone were Atlantic callers Saturday. Otto and Jennie Weilgan of Anita spent Sunday with sister Mrs W P Barrett. Mrs Ralph Welton was an Atlantic visitor Saturday. Zeta Vernon of Anita was a Wiota visitor Sunday. Harley Foster returned home from a week in Winterset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiota
I. C G. Russell
W.C. Williams
Atlantic
E. H. Moore
Ona Marone
Otto
Jennie Weilgan
Anita
W. P. Barrett
Ralph Welton
Atlan
Zeta Vernon
Harley Foster
Winterset
C. C. Cushman
White Cloud
Kansas
Chapman
Ramuel Moore
Clarinda
Christian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Young
Guthrie Center
Visi
Hill
Lincoln
Latwin
McLean
Nebraska
Sisler
Jona Turner
Dee
Moines
Andrew [Ansen
George Pratt
Missouri
Kreitzlerg
Eliott
Davasuter
Barbara Richter
Tes Moines
Smart
Berea
Bert Maxwell
Lewis
Miss Lougner
Adair Priday
Miss Marshall
Atane
Nate McVey
John Mallory
Haif
Bert Beebe
Wiown
Nellie Irwin
Valley Junction
Daisy Cochran
Duff
Rollie Rourlek
Lloyd Biggs
John Schaake, Jr
Goforth
Maplest
Ora
Vernett’ Duthrie
Bert Moore
J.E. McLaughlin
E. McLanglin
O. W. Leach
H. ©. Campbell
Local Notes and Household News From An Iowa Town
Otto Anderson’s residence story hints at changes as a single man’s home appears more like a house. Albert Stalzer received three loads of sheep from Wyoming. Chris Hansen lost a mule last Friday. D Spry finished clover thrash at L C Bragg place, 245 bushels. Mr. and Mrs. C W McCaustland visited Atlantic, then returned home with relatives. Mrs Charley Gaylord and daughter visiting A A Gaylord. Chris Hansen and wife visited Audubon to see her parents. Irene Laar tz attended school in Atlantic and stayed home over weekend. Miss Sophie Nelson and Esther Sorenson went to Omaha for the carnival. Mrs Willie Nielsen Brayton to take daughter to see the doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorah Otto Anderson
Otto
Albert Stalzer
Wyoming
Chris Hansen
D. Spry
L. C. Bragg
C. W. McCaustland
Atlantic
Anita Local News Highlights Community Visits and Moves
Anita residents and visitors are listed with travels and social visits to nearby towns including Omaha Des Moines and Jefferson. Notable items include property purchases family visits and attendance at events at the Christian church and local meetings.
Local Social Notes and Health Update
Edna Grove shows typhoid illness with Alvin Erickson, Alys Edwards aided last week. Henry Kirkman and Massena visitors called on Albert Peterman Sunday. Frank Ostson visited sister Mrs Fred Peterson near Grant Wednesday. Clemichaels and family visited Mrs Michaels cousin Mrs W Buckman over Sunday. Patrick Gladdis to sell Wednesday. Ambrose Cullen’s baby improving. Dr W C Hammer surgeon dentist operates over Oransky’s store A417 Musson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Erickson
Alys. Edwards
Henry Kirkman
Massena
Albert Peterman
Frank Ostson
Fred Perton
Grant
Clemichaels
Michaels
W. Buckman
Patrick Gladdis
Ambrose Cullen
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New York City
Itation Alligator
Gaavine
Genu
Ine Yoshiji and
Davenport
W.N. Henshaw
W. B. Martin
the Peoples Store
Chestnut St. Atlantic
Iowa
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Albert Johnson’ & Sons
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Omaha
Delatives
Charles Campbell
Erie County, N. Y
Ing
R. W. Jalkins
Pacific Coast
Otto Weigand
J. M. Briggs
Borle
Ed Henderson
Jac F
Franklin
George Adrich
Green River Vial
Bert Stagnler
Alpha
Fannie
Robert Coulter
Jas Jenkins
C. EB. Society of the Congregational Church
J. C. Voorhees
Charia Wilson
Ward
Council Bluts
Chambers
Edna Grove
W. C. Hammer
Oransky's
Musson
Pickard
Ranskys
Loransikhky and
Atlanreic
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