Family visitors and social notes from West Bend and Graettinger
Mr and Mrs Francis Smith and Mr and Mrs Bru West Bend, spent Thurs at the home of Mr and Weir and Gardner. Prank Vasey Spencer was a business caller in Graettinger Monday. John Hester spent week Sunday with friends at Emmets Lure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Smith
Bru
West Bend
and Weir. Gardner
Gevenine
Vasey
Spencer
Graettinger
John Hester
Emmets- Lure
Local News Items From Graettinger Area Note Changes
Olen Andersen of Wallingford served as daisiness alter in Graettinger in January. Families and neighbors gathered at homes, with Mrs. Carmody and Mrs. Ware visiting relatives. Miss Karen Jackson recovers from bronchitis, and Chris Reese and Mrs. Reese, editorial staff of local papers, were guests of Father Hurley in Graettinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olen Andersen
Wallingford
Graettinger
Thokie
Ail
OAL Winkle
Gothie Rsenab
Touk 'Shand
Nuvis MetCarty
Pacer
Everdinas
Cie
Seeitae
K. Ware
Dausehter
Ar¢hiolland
Mars
Cord
Dolliver
Gueuine
Jones
Chris Reese
Algona Upper Des Moines Republican
Reese
Whittemore Champion
D. K. Hurley
the Reeses
Emmetsburg Social Notes and Art Feature Preview
Mrs Goodwin Thoreson visited Emmetsburg Tuesday forenoon. Mr and Mrs Bennett Thoreson were Des Moines visitors earlier in the week. Flossy Frills designs an air raid shelter. A full color feature on the inventive girl by Russell Patterson with verses by Carolyn Wells appears in The American Weekly bundled with next week’s Chicago Herald American. The Sullivan family visited with Mrs John Galleger Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin Thoreson
Emmetsburg
Bennett Thoreson
Des Moines
Flossy Frills
Shelter
Russell Patterson
Carolyn Wells
Chicago Herald-American
J. J. Sullivan
Sullivan
John Galleger
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Anderson Grocery
Mittchell’s Food Market
U.S. No
Lux Soap
Swerl
Country Boy
Grimes
G. W. C. Cat
Cherries
Briardale
Calif
Big Bunch
K.C
Jorgen
Lighthouse
Dickeys
C. A. Jensen
McCarty’s Grocery
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