18 May 1911
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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
1
Randalia and vicinity reports list several sick residents including Mrs. N C Austin and Mrs. N S Parker. Numerous visitors travel to Oelwein and West Union, with social meetings such as the Thursday Reading Circle and Woman's Home Missionary Society. Local events include a school Arbor Day, club gatherings, and funerals in West Union and nearby towns.
About three inches of snow fell May 1. P. N. Sinnott was a Maynard visitor Saturday. F J Mittlestadt and wife spent Sunday at Randalia. L H Metzgar added a new kitchen to his residence. J J Davis and family visited relatives at Payette Sunday. Charles and Henry Proctor and Willis Warner were business visitors in West Union Thursday.
Mrs Adelia Odekirk visiting son E V Y spent Sunday with West Union friends. R A Austin was in West Union Wednesday. Edward Smith and family were guests at Geo Morf home near Rundalia. No school in No 3 Monday due to Miss Alley ill with tonsillitis.
Center Grove residents report a Sunday visit from Clint Tatro and Roger Dye. Eftie Roe of Oelwein visited with cousin Nellie Burlingame. Mrs E S Thomas called on friends Miss Plessie and Alma Cannell. Karl Williams returned from a week with uncle C Robinson of Oelwein. Mrs Josiah Davis Jr visited with sister in law Mrs Dell Mittlestadt of Maynard. Doris Floyd Jons and daughter Doris spent days at Wadena with Mrs George Davis. Mrs Robert Davis and Ray visited with August Voelechan and wife of Oelwein.
This notice promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism pain that enables sleep and rest. It states the product is for sale by Rickert & Davis.
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