Community notes and a May Day school closings
Annie Broberg and Betty Anderson announce school year closures on May 1 in district No 77 and Valley district respectively. A long column records local social events including a surprise honor for Carl G Landberg at Dahlberg’s Hall, a notable Young People’s Literary Society gathering, and remarks by Rev M J Laure.
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Lis
Annie_Broberg
Betty Anderson
Wards Valley
A.W. Bergren
Sebutnes
Tiror-In-The -Kewanee Court
Friley
People's
Literary Society
M. J. Laure
Carl G. Landberg
Young Peoples Literary Society
Landberg
Otty Johnson
Maure
David
Ester.Brodd
Mabel Broberg
Myra—Stephens
Londberg
Brother Londberg
Andover
Spring Hill Social Roundup and Weather Fate
Mrs Philip Arnett visited F P Reiger's Saturday afternoon. Edna Lohrbeck and Zelma Miller spent over Sunday with Charlotte Santee. Mrs Rachel Redell was ill but improving. Ross Kiner and family of Prophets Town toured George Perkins' with his kin. John Pargon and John R plan carpentry work with Ike Marvel this summer. Zene Catney fell ill while shelling corn but is better. Harold Rollon and Willard Urick visited Prophets Town for an exam. Marvel family left for Erie area work camping near the Bur Ridge farm. A windstorm damaged the local church crewed to trailers but is repairable. New spring hats from Lager Offerle Co. priced 1.00 to 3.00.
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Philip Arnett
F. P. Reiger
Edna ‘Lohrbeck
Zelma Miller
Charlotta
Santee
Rachel-Redell
Ross Kiner
Prophetstown
George Perkins
John Pargon
John_R
Ike—Marvel
Zene
Catney
Denly
Stacy Arnett
Harold Rollo
Willie
Morne
Rollo
Edith_Schhrbéck
Annie Riley
Willard Urick
Marvel
Erie
Burridge
Stewartville Social Notes and Local Movements
Stewartville closes Thursday with a picnic. Mrs R Erdman and children visited Green River. Mrs August Buechler called on friends east of the burg Thursday. Ed Washburn of Warner looked after real estate Friday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Aug Witterwrangle on April 23, 1912. Ed Redmann entertained relatives at a dancing party Saturday night. Tom Anderson of Green River has his Ford in good running order for the season. Grandpa Hohenboken and daughter Emma visited due to illness of Mrs J F Hohenpokenearl Johnson, who has been in Davenport since November, returned with her mother and brother Chester. Fortune not blind as men say, per Samuel Smiles.
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Arthur-Smith
Gene
Eseo
A. Anderson
Geneseo
Henry Miller
Lindstrom Bros
A. Heeren
E.—J —Baum
Ness
Otte—Andersen
Trin
Ty Colona
S. A. Anderson
Tri-Cities
Mr. Meisner
Colona
Sterling-Bennett
Barstows
Charles Lubnow
Briar Bluff
Chas. A. Low
Colana
Dr. Williams
Alberta
As .C. Hill
Julius Smith
Briar. Bluff
A. C. Hill
Chas
Hedburg
A. W. Lynstrom
Anna Lundane
Osco
S. A. Alderson
C. Swanson
Stewart
R. Erdman
Green River
August Buechler
Friends
Thos. Anderson
Grandpa Hohenboken
Emma
J. F. Hohen
Poken
Earl Johnson
Davenport
Chester
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Agricultural- Colleges
Bortawatttortrovent
Zenoleum Guarantee
U S
U. S
Rere Tersal CC
Ford
O. B. Geneseo
Geneseo, Illinois
Amy
Lou
W. L. Myers
Illinois
Tan
Spring Hill
Offerle & Co
Stewartville
Samuel
Esceses
Charles A. Lowe
Kepada
Hosford & Woehr
Wet Sentien Os
E. Guild
Clarence
Henry County
Ofice
Central Trust & Savings Bank
Ill
Tachicve Oe
Greenau
Kalamazoo
Titinovis
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