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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1940
Page
7
Community announcements include social visits among residents of Albert Lea and nearby towns. Visitors come from Mason City, Milwaukee, San Diego, Forest City, and Lakota. Strawberries available at Hanson Suit Growers with field near Emmons road.
The notice lists various local interactions and events. It mentions Cut-Cost for livestock, Vig-O-Ray for poultry sold by Buffalo Feed & Milling Co. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kreiger visiting Britt. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Huxford and C. B. Waterman of Des Moines visiting relatives. Park Elliott and family visiting Cedar Rapids Des Moines What Cheer. Sergeant Henry Schuler and wife from Fort Snelling spent the weekend with Sam Schuler. Church groups hold sales and rallies, with June 25 set for a Ladies Aid sale. Other visits include Milwaukee visitors to the Sloper home, Lakota families visiting Martin Thompson, and various trips to Ely Minnesota and Des Moines. Notices invite shoppers to Speed Queen washers and lawn chairs at John & Jerry's, plus screen repairs. Death of Thos. Walpole, former Thompson Courier editor, reported. he had been living in Tillamook, Oregon. Mrs. Walpole is sister to the late Mrs. Rev. Mitchell of Buffalo Center.
Fort Leavenworth Captain Joseph Colby and wife visited Lake Mills with his uncle Dr. H. E. Eiel last Saturday. Colby, West Point graduate and Fort Leavenworth instructor, recently returned from Old Mexico and headed to Washington, D. C. After telegram arrival, they left for the capital. Rose Trees at Clear Lake boast grafted beauty, more vibrant this year than before.
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