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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
4
Correspondence Butlerville From Your Special Correspondent
Miss Helena Taylor of Conrad is home for vacation. Mrs. Mary Kennel was a Marshalltown caller Tuesday. Miss Edna Taylor and Mrs. Addie Shannon were Toledo callers Monday. Mrs. Charles Hanlin and children were Marshalltown callers Tuesday. Mrs. Mary DeLong visits her daughter Mrs. Kittie O Neal at LeGrand. Mrs. L L Taylor and daughter Edna were Marshalltown callers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C B Donkle and children of Gilman spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary DeLong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Taylor
Conrad
Mary Kennel
Marshalltown
Edna Taylor
Addie Shannon
Toledo
Charles Hanlin
Mary DeLong
Mrs
Kittie O.neal
LeGrand
L. L. Taylor
Edna
Donkle
Gilman
Quaker Lane Notes From Our Special Correspondent
Our Special Correspondent Miss Reba Pierce Jeaves plans to enter the summer school at Ames next Monday. Rollin Piper lost his driving mare Topsy last week. Mr and Mrs Thos Keen and family visited W T Emley Sunday. Miss Florence Teager came to spend a few days with her sister Mrs Harris. L C Knudson and Levi and Frank Howard families visited near LamOille Sunday. Mrs Lewis Mertka attended graduation exercises and Reba Pierce accompanied her home Friday returning Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Pierce
Ames
Rollin Piper
Thos. Keen
W. T. Emley
Florence Teager
Harris
L. C. Knudson
Levi
Frank Howard
Lamoille
John Swenson
Ben
Gilbert
Grinnell
Geo. Murphy
Lewis Mertka
Pleasant Valley Grad Attendees and Local Picnic Report
Graduates and families from Pleasant Valley attended the LeGrand exercises including Geo Pierce and wife with son Cleo, Rose Peshel, Mabel and Clara Handorf, and Raymond Peterson. A Pleasant Valley Rock Valley picnic at Bramer's pasture featured a noon dinner, a program with both schools, a baseball game won by the married men, and an afternoon of socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeGrand
Pleasant Valley
Geo. Pierce
Cleo
Rose Peshel
Mabel
Clara Handorf
Raymond Peterson
Rock Valley
Bramer’s
Timber Creek
Ear Deafness Cure Advised by Constitutional Remedies
Beafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications since the diseased portion lies inside the ear. The text attributes deafness to inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and suggests constitutional remedies. It mentions catarrh as an inflamed condition of mucous surfaces and promotes Ball's Pills for constitutional relief.
Visit Sparks Rural Missouri and Iowa Counties
Miss Marie Kelloge visited Hopking Missouri with her uncle and aunt the Inmans. Thos Eames visited Emory McClure near Montour on Sunday. P Y Alden and daughter Eugenia worked in Marshalltown on Saturday. School in Kellogg district ends Friday with program and picnic. Mabel Rosdale stayed home over Sunday. Howard Outland now owns a Ford since Saturday. Mrs J D Alden hosted Priscilla circle Thursday afternoon. Cold weather Monday and farmers wore coats and mittens to plow corn. Fred Mitchem family were Sunday guests at Geo Mitchem’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kelloge
Aaron Inman
Hopking
Thos. Eames
Emory McClures
Montour
Howard Outland
J. D. Alden
Priscilla Circle
Fred Mitchem
Geo. Mitchem
G. W. Renbarger
Clinton
Corney Leech
Marshalltown
Fred Olsen
Minnie Nodland
John Alden
Joe Huron
Leo
Belle Plaine
Local families gather for weekend visits and harvest work
Jesse Wilson sawed wood for John Lowry on Saturday while farmers plowed corn and replanting continues. Vera Haynes of Toledo visited home, and Elpha Haynes returns from Oskaloosa. Many relatives from Albion and LeGrand unite at John Lowry and Dobson households for Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Wilson
John Lowry
Vera Haynes
Toledo
Local Social Notes Highlight Marshalltown Visits
Oui Special Correspondent reports Mrs Ronnie Ericson visiting Mrs Lars Omundson in Le Grand. Ada Johnson and Emily Vokoun spent Sunday at Green Mountain. Mrs J d Stewart has recovered from gall bladder surgery and is mobile again. James Zedaichek of Ankeny visited with his parents in town. Blanche Stevens of Marshalltown visited grandmother Mrs Peter Waltz. Will Butler and Kristina Johnson spent Sunday with her mother. Mary and Libbie Onhachek of Marshalltown visited their sister Mrs Pearl Dougherty. Gertrude Lundy returned Monday after completing junior year at Marshalltown High School. Ralph Shelton Loretta and John Krughel visited Hans Anderson and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oui
Ronnie Ericson
Lars Omundson
le Grand
Ada Johnson
Emily Vokoun
Green Mountain
J. d. Stewart
James Zedaichek
Ankeny, Ja
Joe Zedaichek
Blanche Stevens
Marshalltown
Peter Waltz
Will Butler
Butlerville
Kristina Johnson
Gertrude Lundy
Marshalltown High School
Ralph Shelton
Loretta
John Krughel
Hans Anderson Land Family
East Le Grand Social Roundup Clipped by Visits
The town records multiple visits and social calls across nearby towns. Glen Paxton traveled to Waterloo while Mrs. Tow, Mrs. Renbarger, and Mrs. Leech made Tuesday trips to Tama Clinton Marshalltown. Frundie family hosted guests and a band concert in LeGrand accompanied by Maude and Hazel McNair. Harry Sloat marked an eleventh birthday with friends and a supper. Arnold's advertised oil stoves as a local sale pitch. Bertram Sawyer and Eneas Sawyer headed to Rochester for an operation.
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APEX
W. HK. Arnold & Sons
Herbert & Whited
Stouffer
Hammond & Son
Iowa
L. Cook
Iowa Railway & Light Co
Dray & Bus Line
H. J. Bowen
Lince In
Harvey Bros
le Grand Reporter
Tue
LeGnaxp
Pususuine
Coxmany Corwin O'Neal
Pupisurp Feray
LeGrand Postoffice
Jone Ler
P. Y. Alden
Eugenia
Kellogg
Miss Mabel Rosdale
Carlton
Alva Richards
Albion
Elpha Haynes
Oskaloosa
P. M. Herbert
H. C. Herbert
Floy Dobson
Edith Richards
Gretchen McCune
Lara Strong
Jas. Dobson
Ralph Hall
Will Hahnlein
Lena
Claude Lowry
Pearl Lowry
Chas. Dobson
John Dobson
Fern
Letta Wall
Libbie Halley
Jas.Lowry
Ruth
Reba
Chas. McGune
Dorothy
Gretchen
Joe Smaha
Glen
Harvey Richards
Keitha Dobson
K. C. Strong
Ura
Will Wall
Carl Bubemier
Mary and
Libbie Onha‘chek
Pearl Dougherty
LE Grand Savings Bank
Afaty
LeGrand Blacksmith Shop
Champion
McCormick
Deering
Jos. Krupicka
Propr
Dunbar
Dillon
Emmett Buxton
Crow’s
P. H. Thompson
Mgr
East
Glen Paxton
Waterloo
B. A. Tow
Tama
Maude
Hazel McNair
Amile Frandie’s
Harry Sloat
Arnolds
Bertram Sawyer
Eneas Sawyer
Rochester
Minn
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