FAER.BANK.\. Last Saturday evening Mrs. Wm. G.W. Roberts entertained a small partyto luncheon and games. The -party-consisted of Misses Frednos Sandford, Mildred Fillmore , Bertha M. Agnew, Maud Higby, Mrs. L. F. Kimball and Mrs. Herbert G. Higbee :and Charles Phelps all of Fairbank, Miss Stewart •of Manchester and Miss Hodgins of Waverly. Emblem—the Iowa pumpkin. ■ • : -Words of praise are the only words afloat for the new principal of ;our school, Louis E.1 Eiekelberg of • your city.. The grand jury' has i been /grinding and has turned out some indictments.The Standard Concert company was Ihere Wednesday evenlng.-We gave ■them a full house.Rev. C. H: Blake is still conducting Tevival meetings. He-has no helper this week; ■ •' .♦It is reported that meetings will be held in January in .the Free Will Baptist church, Rev. J. B. McMinn, pastor.Mr. and Mrs. McGrath of Reinbeek Sundayed with their daughter, Mrs. J. H White. .Bom to Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Murphy . Monday December 2, a baby hoy.• Alice and Gertie Douglass of, Oel-wein visited their grandparents, Ed. MeCue and wife the first of this week.H. F. Trebon has accepted a position at the P. F. Damge store.'Pearl Steward returned to her home in-Manchester Saturday after a short visit with. Maude Higby.• F. G. Kraft and W. H. Triplett were -Chicago visitors Monday and Tuesday.B. N. Young of Waterloo spent Sunday with friends here.H. H. Green, presiding elder of the Buhuque district, attended quarterlyTnftP.r.fTIJ?1 at tho M Tlt;! *nA ArAt-ry