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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1912
Page
4
Randalia and vicinity church newsletter reports revive services with Sunday preaching at 11:00 AM and 7:30 PM February evangelistic emphasis. Many local visits, illnesses, and social events noted including basket social at Hope school, family visits in Fayette and West Union, and health improvements among Mrs MecNaul and Mrs Walah.
Oqunahams Qrove Ezra Cornish and wife are the parents of a daughter born Thursday, February 8. Fred Smale from near West Union visited the Duggan home Thursday night and Friday. A crowd from here attended a declamation contest in West Union Friday evening. Miss Rose Haptings guest at Frank Davie home Thursday. Mrs AQ Tufsny of Oelwein and others visited J D McKadden's Wednesday. Mrs Arthur Spatcher of Oelwein spent a few days at Reve Cornish home. Miss Ruth Tatro was guest there the week. Lew Sprague and wife visited Sunday at Hen Purper home.
About fifty neighbors and friends gathered unannounced at Meint Koehler and wife’s home Thursday forenoon. They shared a bounteous dinner to show warm welcome in the neighborhood._Misa Ellen Staples of Uelweia visiting sister Mre Liza Burlingame. Chester Foss and wife visited Maynardy’s parents George and wife. D B Cannell family visited Clarence Braden. Young people attended the hayseed social at Harland School No. 2 Friday. UF Sorge visited Whitley home near Kikader and George Davis last week. Rev J M Jenoinga preached at Center Grove church Sunday. Mrs Mina Davis visited Mrs Henry Burlingame. The Misses Effie Grace Hazle Bittle visited Nellie Burlingame.
North Center reports a busy late week with visits from Mies Peryl Bacon and Miss Wide Turner at her home north of Randall. Minnie Warnke of Waverly was a guest at the Hoepfoer home. Mia Ryan traveled to Anamosa due to her sister’s illness. Ernest Stebb of Columbia visited the Johnson and Bacon homes. Sinnott attended Velwein on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Robert Niles of Colorado, visiting relatives at Hawkeye, spent the late week with North Center friends. A carload of baled hay was loaded by Mr Johnson Tuesday and shipped to Limote parties. Mec and Mrafred Buckenheugher were Sunday guests of Alfred Smith. Mies Linsie Haptoer is spending a few weeks at the Watan home.
A local ad offers Rexall Orderlies with a money back guarantee if they fail to relieve chronic constipation. The claim targets nerve and muscle weakness of the large intestine and promises no purge or discomfort. Available in three sizes 10c 25c and 60c at Kickert & Dana Rexall Store.
A collection of light verse and quips recalling family sentiment about a raises and social progress. It blends a war game joke and a county Cork pension quip with a London Opinion jab, in a dated humorous newspaper tone.
A collage of quips and anecdotes from 19th and early 20th century magazines and papers. It includes a satirical exchange about social equality, an editor note on a verse collaboration, a jab at statues and art, a humorous waiter cracker joke, and social banter about memory and age.
Washington dispatch quotes Senator Robert L. Taylor praising Champ Clark of Missouri as the likely Democratic nominee and future president. He argues Clark would unite Congress, rally the party, and win broad support, noting Clark’s 18 years of congressional experience and strong ties to working people. Also included are old recipes for Ginger Snaps Without Eggs and Potatoes With Cheese.
The wedding of Minton W Humphry to Suste BE Thlépa occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs Jacob W Tope about two miles north of Weet Union last Wednesday February 14. The groom, a former University student, now farms near Weat Union. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Tope, is a successful county teacher. Several relatives attended including Ralph, Mrs Maxow Bishop and husband, and Mikuder. Wishes of friends and relatives followed.
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