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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
4
Saturday evening event report notes intimate gathering with key figures and local attendees. The fragment references a private occasion involving prominent individuals and a late-night social context in the community.
Carlton from Our Special Correspondent Ethel Richards spent Sunday at home. Joe Haynes and Rolla Pierson spent Saturday at the county seat. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shelton and family of State Center spent Sunday at John Shelton's. Several young people attended the party Saturday night at Ray Hempy's near Montour. Mr. and Mrs. John Lowry visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lowry of Lanyon Saturday and Sunday. Miss Elvira Weitzel spent Sunday at home and is working for Homer Harrison's near Marshalltown. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Richards and family, Charley and Jesse Richards were Marshalltown shoppers Saturday.
Special Correspondent Bessie Kidd notes social visits across Marshalltown Knoxville Quarry Elberon Montour and surrounding areas. Residents Nellie McNair Laura Larson Amy Frundle and others are cited visiting relatives and hosting gatherings at various homes and lawn parties.
Mrs Walter Hoover entertains A K Band after Myron Plummer visit with Mrs Macy at Bangor. Miss Teager from Marshalltown visiting J Haris. Mr and Mrs Henry Searle visited Howard and Olive at Rock Valley. Jas DeBuhr of Aplington visiting at Lippincott State Center Sunday. Walter Hoover hosts dinner with Allen Hoover Gora Elmer Sloat and families. Officers listed for Quaker Lane Ladies meeting: Herman Wolken president Rollin Piper vice president L Knudson secretary. Next meeting with Mrs Thos Keen July 24.
Glen Mills started work for Gordon Meltvedt on Monday. Alden’s sister Mrs Callie Durham was a guest at the Alden home. G S Iverson’s residence received fresh paint. G S Mitchem began building a new double corn crib foundation. Kerhal Thompson lost a horse Monday afternoon. Mrs Martha Smith of Tama visited Arthur Smith’s home last week. Mr and Mrs C H Beane and family and Miss Irena Hibbs were Sunday guests at Howard Out’s. Aden returned Tuesday morning from Chicago where he had been with a ear lot of cattle and hogs. Gilbert and Edward Peterson Tolloff Woogan John Latham and Sam Knudson shelled corn Monday and Tuesday. Mr Abel Sawyer and Miss Tillie went to Taurel Sunday afternoon to see Mrs Helen Halverson, who left Sunday evening for Canada.
A fragment notes deafness is caused by an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. It claims one cure through constitutional remedies, warns nine of ten cases stem from catarrh, and mentions F. F. Crenry and Co of Toledo as suppliers of health remedies.
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