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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
4
City notes urge support for a hospital tag day next Monday while locals report visits, travel and guests in towns from Alton to Sheldon. The page lists theater specials, church supper locations, and laundry service claims amidst a collage of personal visitors and summer plans.
Long list of locals visiting friends and relatives in nearby towns with a mix of social events, sales notices, and notes on stores The Market offers firework and ice cream while Red Cross Drug Store prompts bulk ice cream and fresh berries Miss Bertha Wendt and Reginald Young are among those mentioned with multiple trips to LeMars The town issues weed-cutting orders and a lost automobile lamp is sought by its owner.
C EB Clarke departed yesterday for Omemee North Dakota. Miss Etta Hoffman of Remsen visits Miss Esther Duus. Rev Theil travels to Garner Iowa for a district camp meeting so there are no services at the German M E church Sunday afternoon or evening. Dr Shepard had a call ten miles north of Ireton Tuesday. Fred Utech drove him in a Ford. Miss Mabel Jones will join the Bryson Love family July 2 for a westward trip returning in September. Miss Alvira Johnson and Norman arrive from Brookings South Carolina to stay summer with Mrs Millham.
Frank Sampson of Sioux City visited Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs B A Dalton returned last Saturday from a few weeks visit in New York and the Eastern states Plymouth Auto Co sold two more of their popular Fords one to Albert Adden near Struble and the first of the week another to Onno Croon of Struble
LeMars hosts Hinton on Sunday June 26 and Akron on June 20 in doubleheader baseball action. Misa Celia Bellaire left Tuesday evening for the Inter-State Musical convention in Dubuque. She is a society member and listed for a piano number at the White Theatre program.
Misses Mabel Jones and Elsie Green with Rev J C Hoover traveled to Sioux City for a two day Sioux Valley Baptist Union session that began Monday. A special five coach train was chartered for the trip.
Names and movements of area residents noted as they plan visits to Washington Oregon Dubuque Racine and Storm Lake. Robbi Hogan departs for Osage to Racine, W Daniels organizes a Modern Woodmen class, Rev. W G Moore heads to Washington for a five week summer trip, and church services will pause during his absence. A patient recalls years of nerve trouble and severe pain with claimed prior weakness.
The brief notes visitors and trips abound in the Sioux City area. Scott Hwers and J. T. Keenan visited business circles. Geo Farrell and Chas Stokes toured Sheldon with Stokes’s racehorses. Rev. J. J. Vollmar attended a Lutheran synod in Dubuque. Wm Mefhnis of Crathorne suffers a severe blow amid illness. Gus Nuel returns from Prairie du Chien visiting his Dubuque connections. C. A. Tiffany from Waterloo visits LeMars.
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