Corwin ONeal Editor and Local Notices
Corwin O Neal, editor and manager, lists subscription rates for one year six months and three months. Entered at LaGrand as second class matter. Advertising terms available on request. Mr and Mrs L C Harrah visited Sunday with daughter Mrs Paul Shelton. Mr and Mrs Ray Halverson and family visited relatives near Montour. Mr and Mrs A C Rawlinson and family visited Dernard Humphrey and family. Gus Nodland and daughter Virginia visited M T Nodland home.
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Penesewes
Mrs
L. C. Harrah
Paul Shelton
Ray Halverson
Montour
A.C. Rawlinson
Dernard Humphrey
Gus Nodland
Virginia
M. T. Nodland
Quaker Lane Notes From Local Club Meeting
The Q. L. Club met with Mrs. Frank Sidwell on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Sc. Kotdson and Mr. ibd were Sunday guests at the H D Hoover home. Harold Perisho and family visited Union on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Perisho accompanied them. The Longs’ young daughter fell into a watering tank on Monday but was rescued without serious injury.
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Por
Q. L. Club
Frank Sidwell
Ibd
Sc. Kotdson
Harold Perisho
Union
Mra
Wm. Perisho
Carlton Items Peem Our Special Correspondent
Mrs Harold Dobson has been quite sick the past week. The S M M will meet Friday night at the Ambler home. Chester Fraker has been out of school recuperating from a tonsil operation and an injured arm. Meetings at the Carlton church conducted by Rev A E Thomas will continue all week. A special invitation is given to all high school students to attend the meetings at the church Saturday night. A number from the Carlton church will attend the Illiquioia District Conference next Wednesday and Thursday at Millersburg. Sunday dinner guests at the Joe Haynas home included Rev A EK Thomas Mr Ellis Rev and Mrs Car Helser and family and Miss Lois Cooper. Mrs S C Church, visiting the past two weeks at the home of her niece Mrs C E Richards, left Tuesday night for Eldorado Springs Missouri.
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Harold Dobson
Ambler
Chester Fraker
Carlton Church
A.E. Thomas
Carlton
Illiquoia
Millersburg
Joe Haynas
A. “Ek
Thomas
Ellis
Car} Helser
Lois Cooper
S.C. Church
C. E. Richards
Eldorado Springs
Missouri
Literary and Musical Club Hosts Teachers Night
Tuesday evening September 29 Mrs C B Adsir opened her LeGLand home for the Ladies Literary and Musical Club and guests, officers night and reception for new members and teachers. President Mrs W F Reed gave a welcome address. Mrs H F Pfingston read on The Duty of the Women s Club to the School. Readings and piano solos delighted attendees. New members named include I M Gaunt Carl Kahuda Lee Meredith H F Phingsten J W Piper. Refreshments served by R L Pemberton E M Mills H B Gibbons T M Sawyer.
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C. B. Adsir
Ladies Literary and Musical Club
LeGland
Friends Ip
W. F. Reed
H.F. Pfingston
R. L. Pemberton
E. M. Mills
H. &. Gibgun
T. M. Sawyer
Dunbar Notes Social Visits and Local Activity
The Dunbar yearly Lief Ericson meeting drew attendees. Mrs Cecil Palmer and children from Stacyville visited relatives. Martin Ingebritson of River Falls visited relatives. Carl Bryngelson had a bicycle accident with facial injuries. Geo Olson and family planned Chicago visits. Three carloads of live stock headed to Chicago market. Ed Harem was ill with wisdom tooth issues and planned a Des Moines trip for a specialist. Dunbar consolidated school district hauled gravel to the school lane from Arthur Roselands gravel pit.
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Cecil Palmer
Stacyville
Martin S Ingebritson
River Falls
Wis
Carl Bryngelson
Geo. Olson
Clarence Pederson
Chicago
Ill
Conrad Roseland
Des Moines
Dunbar
Arthur
Roselands
East LeGrand Social Notes From Our Special Correspondent
Mrs. Chas. Coffin spent Monday with her mother Mrs. Tom Miles. Rosa Miles, a schoolteacher, spent the weekend at the Tom Miles home. Mrs. T. M. Squiers and Mrs. Ellsworth Squiers visited Tuesday with Mrs. Gus Nedland. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Larson and Flossie Squiers spent Sunday at the T. M. Squiers home in Carlton.
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Chas
Coffin
Tom _ Miles
T. M. Squiers
Ellsworth Squiers
Gus Nedland
Snd
Harry Larson
Flossie Squiers
Carlton
Shipping Locomotives to India by Steamer
A consignment of locomotives prepared for operation was shipped by steamer from England to India. Large hydraulic cranes lifted the engines onto the deck, where they were covered, blocked, and secured with special tackle. Each engine carried a sling for quick removal from the boat, allowing direct entry into service upon landing and avoiding erecting shops. This method saved material and labor normally needed to tear down and crate engines for stowage in the hold.
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England
India
Extremes in Dogs at London Beach Show
The largest dog at the London beach show was a St Bernard weighing 187 pounds, while the smallest was a Papillon at two and a half pounds. The contrast highlighted the event's wide range of breeds and sizes presented for judging.
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London
St. Bernard
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