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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
4
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Clyde Barnes spent Sunday with John Holmes and Mrs T C Mikkelson visited at dona Holmes Sunday. Holmes visited O F E Vreeland Monday. A number attended the Medicus funeral at Dunbar Sunday. A large turnout at the Montour horse sale Saturday. James Mattingly of Garwin visited with daughter Mrs Bediger family. Ida Tweet returned from Marshalltown Friday eve improved. G Medhns of Chicago spent Wednesday with Mrs Tweet and T O Mikkelson. Mrs Holmes and children called on Mrs Bediger and Mrs Mikkelson Thursday. Three Burwinkel daughters of Des Moines visiting John Holmes home.
Our special correspondent notes families and neighbors meeting on QUABER LANE. Mingle of visits includes Will Macy party returning from Bengor with Mary Plummer, R Rotenbauer households hosting, and Simon Narber group sharing a Sunday at Earl Piper’s. A windstorm toppled a windmill at I F Rubenbauer but corn remains abundant.
Our Special Correspondent notes a new bogey for Mrs. Rachel Tweed as Bessie Kidd will live with the Alfred Wettzell family. Mrs. Joe Francil entertains her Chicago cousin. Mrs. A. J. Banks visited Shalltown on Tuesday. The Fun Circle gathered Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. C. W. Kellogg. Mrs. Mina hosted two sisters from Clinton and a niece from Toledo.
ODF Howard and family and and family spent Sa vat W. H. Paxse. Art Lane attended a dance near Marshalltown Saturday night and spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. Will Snyder, of Quarry, has charge of the LeGrand depot since R.G. Liddle's departure. Mrs. Will Cunningham and children, of Marshalltown, have been visiting at the Narber home. Mrs. Fred Olsen is spending the week with her parents while her husband is in Minneapolis on business. Joe Franch went to Belle Plaine Friday. He returned Saturday accompanied by his daughter Mrs. J. Huron and children. A. H. Weitzell, John Latham, Mrs. J.L. McNair and daughters Maude, and Hazel, Miss Adana Frond], Mrs. Barbara Olsen and Mrs. Em. Hina were Marshall town callers Saturday. Plenty of hay forks and hay barn rope at Arnolds . Fine Road Worn. If you are interested in road improvement, and most people are these days, attention is called to some recent work done on East Main street on what is known as the Duncan hill. Always a bad piece of road, it is now about as fine a stretch as can be found any where. The grade has been doubled in width, the hill cut down and a new steel culvert put in. This leads us to remark that some such effort expended on the road leading north from the mill, would be money well spent. The road should be widened and made passable for autos as well as other vehicles. The hill is all in LeGrand township.
The Marshall County Fair Association mailed a premium list boasting a total of 10000 dollars in premiums and purses to attract exhibitors, with September 11 to 15 set for the fair. American aviation pioneers the Wright brothers are to appear at the Iowa State Fair, delivering four daily flights and showcasing multiple machines, signaling a landmark aviation exhibit and the fair's premier appeal.
District Court of Marshall County Iowa issues probate for the last will of Martha V. Carter deceased The notice directs Whea It May Coxcmrn to appear at the Marshalltown courthouse on September 4 1911 at 10 o clock AM to prove the will and show cause why it should be admitted to probate Clerk Aldolol Fm Tharanon signs and seals the notice from the August term 1911
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