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Newspaper
Ireton Weekly Ledger
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
8
Local notes recount visits, school appointments, farm work, hunts, and social events in and around Orange City Iowa. Residents and guests such as Miss Cora Ewerhart, Mrs P Seeman, Miss Bianor Cook, and families including Worcester, Degen, and Winterfield appear amid calls, dances, sermons, exams, and rural school diplomas.
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Garfield-Eagie Grist Glen Carr is a Monday callar in Orange City. Miss Annie Heuer and Miss Ada Waudby are listed as sick. Christina Ivers returned home to Hawarden. Fred Heuer bought five cream separators from J C Dalton last week. Toft visited Orange City and served on a jury. Mery Pereboom visits south of town this week. JC Reating attended to business in Orange City Tuesday. Peter Houser builds a new vare. Abe Ingere of Hudson is ill. Degnet began school in the lender district. Fred Schumbcha delivered varieties to Ketcha last Saturday.
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Pleasant Prairie and surrounding towns show a flurry of visits and calls. Frank Busiiza and Mrs W S Ewers were seen in Traton and Hawarden respectively while Mr and Mrs Charley Johnson visited Treton.
Friday birth reported a baby girl born to Mrs H O Smith and Dick Eilersche baby in the community. Various residents including Mrs T W Hatten and Miss Florence Hennasy hosted guests. Farmers weeded fields while others visited neighbors. A hog house is being built and a corn shelled count reaches 600 bushels. A near accident occurred when a rope entangled a handler’s left limb.
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