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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
2
West Union March 1 Harry G Buen declares his candidacy for County Treasurer subject to Republican Primaries. Fayette Reporter publishes the notice of his bid for the GOP nomination and the forthcoming primary decision.
Mrs Thonk Holwer and Mrs Leva of Frog Hollow visited Mae Hinkel. Stella Craft of Fairbank visited her father Chas Herriman. Miss Delia Smock returned from Lima and works for Mrs Wiltgep. Bertha Borwig visited with Nancy and Hisse Hellerich. Miss Yosbell and Klingman visited Ed Gehring. Willie Moore visited home. Mrs Della Withers of Dubuque and Mrs Lida Bradley visited the Talcott home. Dr Barrington notes Mrs Ghbauney Smith recovering from a fall. Rev Hansel of Elsport announced West Union church services April 9 and 10. Dr Barrington attended Mrs Anderson of Pleasant Ridge. Emma Poor opened spring term at Mill Grove. Charles Herriman returned from Fairbank. Assessor Mrs H Peterman surveyed personal property. City school opens April 11. Wm Hageman started foundation work for Wageve Miller. Mae Hinkel did business at Wea Union. Ruth and Luella Hinkel visited Aunt Besa. Ed Voshell recovering from illness. Saw and feed mill thriving. Volga branch C M St P R R work train in town for repair work. Rev Harry Varce preached on Second Gospel Chance. Rev George H Vurce preached in morning. Ek E Kelly family went to Lima to visit relatives.
Busy with grain planting Freemont Ogle family fraternal ride and visits mark a week in Illyria. Lydis Kerr Hattie Kerr travel to Highn for relatives then return to Jaystte for work after a week off. Several visitors stop by Richards home including Mrs Israel Shaffer and children and Mr Miller with Mr Young. Will Wenger returns from Leaby and later West Union visits. Hazel Shaffer Mabel Gehring sing at endeavor. Miss Paxwell and others guest at Fred Rothlisberger.
Hattie Kerr called on Mabel Medberry. Mrs Jay Uolgrave returned home in Cedar Rapids. Ed Keller was a Friday caller at the Richards home. Mrs Stephen Foxwell visited J F Humphrys home last week. The farmara busy sowing small grain. Some wives have early garden track planted. Pat Hastings and wife of Lima visited daughter Mra Raftis over Sunday. The Welah family entertaining the measles. Youngman and daughter Elsie of Arlington spent last week with Ira Henry Oldfather. Drew Johnson has been very ill with the grippe but somewhat better. Mrs J L Henry of Oelwein spent Wednesday night with sister Mrs Kelly. Willie Murphy returned to Colfax after extended visit with aunt Mrs James Welsh and relatives. Nettie Kimpston spent Sunday with Edith and Hazel Gell. Mr Leonhart and Mr and Mrs F Brown were entertained at Charles Oldfather home Sunday. Clothier of Fayette was in the neighborhood buying cattle Monday. Teresa and Maggie Joyce went to Delwein Thursday to visit sister Mrs Henry. They leave Monday for North Dakota to take a claim. Miss Nell Hurley of Waterloo will teach here this term. All the girls chewing gum. A cure sign that dim bas come.
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