Mallard News Roundup Abounds with Local Visit Notes
Readable snippets show visits from Emmetsburg, Fort Dodge, Ruthven and Pocahontas, plus family announcements. A nine and a half pound baby boy born Saturday at the Krieg home. several residents reported illnesses including diphtheria and a quarantined home. Basketball games drew crowds as Mallard teams hosted Ruthven and Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittie
Near Vesta Minnesnia
John Krieg
Clarence Kresa
Wisconsin
Enos Martin
Havelock
Kolarich
Emmetsburg
J. F. Sundermayer
Lucille
Iowa City
Don Leadey
Fort Dodge
Leo Hogan
Monterey
Minnesota
John Hahn
Charles Krieg
Clifford Wening
M. E. Ladies
Kenneth Jensen
Roy Pohman
Peter Grethen
Ralph
Mallard
P. H. Boland
A C. Sends
Stewart
Hughes
O'Mara
Thorpe
Mr. Clark
C. Krieg
Charlie Hahn
Fritz
Ruthven
Robert Cjeka
Pocahontas
J. F. Son
Fixe
Joe Maloney
David Feeon
Emmets
Herm Zech
Minnie Jasin
Vailig Frias
Joaan
Neighbors Surprise Miss Jennie Comer Before Move to Oklahoma City
West Bend Ta Special report recalls a neighborhood gathering for Miss Jennie Comer and her two Deces and a nephew as they plan to move to Oklahoma City. Attendees wished them success in their new home and noted the pleasant farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bend
Jennie Comer
Oklahoma City
M. E. Ladies' Aid Bazaar Set for December 10
In Mallard Ta the M E Ladies Aid will hold its annual bazaar in the church basement next Friday December 10 The market booth opens at ten with other booths ready at one Land will be served from one oclock on all afternoon The ladies invite patronage Also an eighty acre farm near Traer Tama county sold last week for 250 dollars per acre
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallard
M. E. Ladies' Aid
Traer
Tama County
West Bend Livestock Shipments Reported
Jas. Spencer traveled to Chicago last Friday evening. Four carloads of livestock left West Bend on Saturday including a cattle car by Fred Fisher two hog cars by the West Bend elevator and another hog car bound for Des Moines by D H Mayberry. Missey Helen and Mary Deninger appear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bend
Jas. Spencer
Chicago
Fred Fisher
Des Moines
D. H. Mayberry
Missey Helen
Mary Deninger
Local家庭 News Note from Algona and Renwick
A Sunday visit with Mrs Leo Spilles of Algona is noted. Mire Chaslewicz returned from Renwick after visiting daughter Mrs Leo Mimimch. Friday the Bell couple welcomed a daughter. Mr and Mrs Tom Dailey and child are mentioned in nearby notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
Leo Spilles
Algona
Mire
Chaslewicz
Renwick
Leo Mimimch
Butch Bell
Tom Dailey
Chii
Weekend Visitors and Local Notices in Weat Bend
Dren of Hmmelsburg spent Sunday at the Jerry Schutter home and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Quagingham hosted visitors in Dmimatebars. Walter Shellmeyer of Chicago arrived in Weat Bend Tuesday to visit local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
Hmmelsburg
Jerry Schutter
LeRoy Quagingham
Dmimatebars
Weat Bend
Walter Shellmeyer
Chicago
Carter family attends Meatherville funeral and travel news
Mr and Mrs Al Carter were at Meatherville Thursday to attend the funeral of Mrs Larson the sister in law of the satter. Dr and Mrs P O Dorweiter returned from Chicago Friday where they attended the International Livestock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Carter
Metherville
Satter
Larson
Dorweiter
Chicago
International Livestock Mow
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