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Robert Riordan started Monday e vening for Spokane, Washington, to visit his sister Kate, who is dange rusly . He was accompanied by his mother. Mrs M Riordan of Keowa The wood saw is again heard in the neighborhood Ralph Romine and Rex Dunshen spent Sunday with the Fuoston boys Mrs. May Hittenhouse from the state of Washington is visiting at the WOR Rittenhouse home She is a sistart in law of WOOK Mr and Mr. Bal Stoutner'’s baby son Cloyce, has been very ill with Pocumonta but is now recovering all debt. Miss Clara Funston spent part of last week at Will Erwin's Tae John Powell family had been having a siegn of the chicken pox. Something Uke 60 of Hardy Har din’f friends and neighbors Planned and executed a complete surprise on him last Wednesday evening The OchaMden being big birthday The time was spent on playing various times by Uke young folks while the Older folks visited Muste was al so enjoyed Mrs. Hanten served an excelent tracourse luncheon. Mor ris Romine on behalf of the crowd Presented Mr Harden with a naive rocking chair The gueats thought they had a good joke on Mr. Harden, as we had gone to bed when they ar rived They told him to play up Beil tines when he was going to have company. The two weeks old baby girl at Mr. and Mrs. Everett Green has been quite stick with pneumonia but 15 now getting better. A bunch of young folks spent last Friday evening at the Dunshee home. Howard Bower returned to his home. In Minnesota Saturday evening after visiting his folks here and at tending his brother Floyd's wedding. He has purchased a farm about three miles south of Richland but wil re spain in Minnesota this year. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Waller and Mr and Mrs Ray Waller spent last Friday evening at A. P. Bower’s. Miss Fern Tierney is waiting at her grandfather Tierney’a and with the week, Abs. Bam Pulver's niece, Miss Mary Hunter, from Milton, Iowa,s visiting her. Mr. and Mrs. Mangold risled at 8. Pulver’a Thursday night and at Alex Moody's Friday. Mrs. Mangold (Continued on page 6.)
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Keota Eagle
Keota, Iowa, US
Thu, Mar 12, 1914
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