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MAGNOLIA^Magnolia—Ho soa Townsend,‘Janes- ; vllle, is visiting: at the David Andrew home.—Miss Marie Ross is warkins -in Evansville,—WJth hut' one excep- : tion, silo fllirnfi: was done, with trac- , to Fa in this tow,nshlp this fall, go that : farmers have experienced no lneon- • venlence in obtaining coal. —About 24 young people helped Miss Helen Rowley celebrate her 17th birthday Friday night Games were: played and -i a _ welncr roast enjoyed.—John Sc^oltz, Arthur Olson and Mias Ethel ! Olson, Evansville, spent Sunday in ; town.—Mr. and Mrs. - Ward Stewart 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Colo and . daughter spent Thursday night at the ] E. G.. Setter’ home.—The young’ \ ladles’ class of the A. , C. Sunday school,will take up a teacher training * course, beginning next Sunday- Mrs. 1 David Andrew is the teacher,—Jacob j Larson and family, Miss’. Mabel Ross, i Howard Tripko and Ernest McCafCcry lt;were guests at the E, G. Setzer home • Sunday.—Mr. and Mrs. Roy Townsend and children, Janesville, visited at the David Andrew home Monday night.— Mrs. William Letts visited Mrs, Early-wlne. Evansville, last week.—Miss* Helen Letts is assisting Mrs. P. P. • Pullen. Evansville, with her household duties.—Mrs,-* Harry IfeKinney and son’and Mrs. Sequine, Evansville,are visiting at the Steve Wells home./
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Janesville Daily Gazette
Janesville, Wisconsin, US
Wed, Sep 27, 1922
Page 7
Full Page
Clipped by
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