Advertising rates and family visit notes in county paper
Advertising terms are set to be announced on application and remain in effect until further order. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hoover and Mrs. West. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Ness and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Knudson traveled from New Sharon to visit L. C. Knudson, while others called on ill Jas. Knudson at the Knudson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Harris
Walter Hoover
Mrs. West
Ole Ness
Amos Knudson
New Sharon
L. C. Knudson‘s
Tuxee
Jas. Knudson
Knudson
Social News from Carlton and Surrounds
From Our Special Correspondent K C Strong reports a large lawn party at Ervin Shelton’s with light refreshments and good times. John Lowry and Vernal Hall recently bought Oakland Light Six cars. A Sunday gathering at Joe Haynes’s included Charley Carter and family Chas McCune and daughter and others. Also a general notice on rheumatism relief endorses Chamberlain’s Pain Balm sold by H W McKerown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Strong
John Lowry
Vernal Hall
Oakland
Ervin Shelton
Joe Haynes
Charley Carter
Chas. McCune
Quaker Lane Social Roundup Notes on Visits and Weather
Harald Perisho plows corn for Tom Keen on Quaker Lane while residents enjoy strawberry shortcake. Searles visit Gen Keen. hailstorm damaged west Lane. Piper family spent Sunday in Marshalltown. Keen and Hoover hosted dinner. Plummers visited Emley. Rev Hartsuck of New Sharon dined with L C Knudzon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S R. Piper
Piper
Marshalltown
Tom Keen
Clyde Hoover
Myron Plummer
Maxine
Emley
Edward Hartsuck
New Sharon
L.C. Knudzon
Be Amiable with Champlain's Tablets Advert
An amiable health note promotes Champerlain's Tablets to ease constipation improve appetite and digestion. Sold by H W McKeown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champerlain
H.W. McKeown
Local Social Notes From South County Line
Mr and Mrs E H Sharp spent Wednesday at Delmar Lathams. P Y Alden guided a new car on our roads the other evening. Mr and Mrs J W Latham called at Gilman Sunday. Mrs Anna Bowen of Mt Vernon was a guest of Mr and Mrs John Latham Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs C W Kellogg attended Mrs Dr Graves funeral at Gilman Monday afternoon. Victor Craig and Esie of Nebraska were guests at Geo Mitchem home last week. The graduation of eighth grade students including Dorothy Mitchem occurred at Toledo Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Mitchem and Mrs A J Banks attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Sharp
Delmar Latham
S. P
Anna Bowen
Mt. Vernon
John Latham
C. W. Kellogg
Dr. Graves
Gilman
Victor Craig
Esie
Nebraska
Geo. Mitchem
Dorothy Mitchem
Toledo
Mitchem
A. J. Banks
Fishermen land colossal sturgeon near King Hill Idaho
Glen Mills and his uncle fished overnight for sturgeon at King Hill Idaho. They hooked a 10-foot fish weighing about 300 pounds that resisted landing and required a 30-80 rifle to dispatch. A photo is available at Dr. Mills' office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Mills
King Hill
Idaho
Kealaka’s Hawaiian Singers and Ukuleles Captivate Audiences
Hawaiian performers led by Major Kealakai and Mrs. Kealakai, famed for genuine koa wood ukuleles, bring rare voices and island melodies to the American stage. Their vocal and instrumental work, long linked to South Sea music, promises a memorable performance of haunting, witching tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kealaka
Musical America
Moore
California
Uluwehi
Kealakai
Kamehameha
Major
South Sea Islands
Sech
Tas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tone Bros
Sawyer & Strom
Pella
T. N. Leetch
LeGrand
Iowa
LE Grand
Emmett Buxton
Goodyear
Carspring
Michelin
Racine
Firestone
Ford
R. E. Shelton, LeGrand
H. W. McKeown
Simmins & Estel
Marehalttown
Tus
LeGeax
Pumiaming
Comrant
Corwin O'Neal
Pusima Famar
Bac Waez
LeGrand Postales
Carlton
Chamberlain
H. W. McKerown
Harald Perisho
Henry Searle
Gen. Keen
J. W. Latham
Raed
W. W. Southwick
F. H. Houghton
Ickard
Janos
Jano Arlor
de. D. A. Collison
McBride & Will Drug Store
Owa
Bert Everist
M.e.camick
LeGrand Savings Bank
Atlas Disposal
Dray & Bus Line
H. J. Bowen
Prop
Lincoln Highway Cafe
John Crow
Almon
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