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DIXON DOTSThe business in our little village has been very brisk for some time past.Miss Clara Parker of Davenport, la., was in town visitingg with her brother-in-law, It. S. Snyder.Emory Blackman of Big Rock, Iowa, was in town with a load of wool for market.Mrs. J. M. Nebel was a passenger for Davenport, there to visit with her many friends.Mr. and Mrs. W. Vanwanen are rejoicing over the arrival to their home of a bright-eyed baby girl.T. E. Loomis of Big Rock, Iowa, was in town with a wagon load of wrool . for market.Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Flick returned home from Excelsior Springs. Mo. Mrs .Flick feels a great deal better since the journey there for her heaith.J. R. Zindel was a passenger for Davenport, there to do some trading for the farm,Mr. and Mrs. Cris Baumgarn of Rock Island .1!!., arc here visiting his brother, Hans Baumgarn for a few days.W. P. Ketelsen was more than pleased the w-ay his neighbors and brethren used him Saturday night. His honor served to them his choicest •of wines and a table full or eatables which all did partakj of and in the dance hall they did dance to the sweet strains of music of Strasser’s band, ail having a grand eventful time during the night.j J. C, Swarm of Brushville, Iowa, was in town to take cars for Davenport Friday.Hubert Hener was a passenger for Davenport, there to see his many little friends.Cris Voss was a passenger for Davenport, there to visit with his son, Wm. Voss.Mrs. R. S. Snyder was a passenger for Wheatland, Iowa, ther to do some shopping.Miss Hell on M. King was a passenger for Davenport on business.Dr. W. S. BinfonI is having his hands full of work now days.E. P. Bousselot of Buena Vista was in town to take cars for Davenport.Seward Snyder of Bennett, Iowa, was at home Sunday at R. S. Snyder.Mr. Marion R. Fitzgibbon was at Davenport, calling' on liis many friends.Fred Bluhm of Long Grove. Iowa agent for the 'Security Fire Insurance Co. of Davenport, was in town to pay the loss by which the company sustained here by the lightning killing a eOvv for Cris Boeling. The loss was $30. which was ;promptly paid.J. C. Harrison of Big Rock, Iowa, was in town Saturday.The bird and crock smashing dance, was well attended. There was at least 500 people who attended W. P. Koteisen's dance Saturday night.John N. Everts, news agent, was a passenger for Davenport Monday morning and' called upon’ the news staff of that city with a list of sub-scrrppbns.The land excursionists that left hero fast week were T. N. Stinger, L. Michel, H. Steffen, J. Stinebeck. They went to Fargo, (North Dakota, also will visit other p»ints before they return.John Greve was a passenger for the city, there to take in the scenes.Mrs. V. Slaub of Franklin, Iowa, left for home after a very pleasant visit hero with her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Nebel. .Mrs. H. B. Fossett returns from her Davenport visit here to continue her visit before she leaves for her home at Monticelio, Iowa.Dr. W, :S. 'BinfonI was a business visitor at Davenport the later part of last week.John T. Padgham of Orange City, Towa, is at home, having arrived Saturday.Henry Scliroeder of Allens Grove. Iowa, was in tovvn and a caller at City ■Hotel.Mrs. Mary Bowling of Davenport came out here to visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Snyder.Peter Thede took cars for Davenport, there to visit with his daughter, Mrs. Anna Painter.Dixon, Iowa, June 9.OUSTER.
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Davenport Weekly Leader
Davenport, Iowa, US
Fri, Jun 13, 1902
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