Seih Family Visits Fostoria Guests and Local News
John Seih and family from Fostoria visited Mrs. Seih's parents Mr. and Mrs. Nels Swan son. Harry Bigglestone returns home after graduating from Morningside College as class president. Dennis Hurley and James Lynch came back from Notre Dame University. Ed Ressigni and father from Schaller visited. Harriet Kintzley of Ames accompanied them. Marion Bruce from Rolfe notes July 4th Celebration adjustments. G F Homer household goods sale announced. residence to James Krska, possession July 1. Homer family summering with Washington relatives. Eastern Star hosts over fifty at Pocahontas Chapter gathering. Frappe, ice cream and cake served amid strong winds and heavy dust reducing visibility.
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G. F. Homer
James Krska
Eastern Star
Pocahontas
Masonic visit confer third degree in Pocahontas
Earnest Anderson received the third degree in a joint ceremony as nearly forty members from the local lodge traveled to Pocahontas last Friday. After the degree, Laurens attendees were treated to strawberry short cake, ice cream, a movie at the Airdome, and hailed as royal entertainers.
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Pocahontas Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Pocahontas
Earnest Anderson
Airdome
Tompkins visit and local events in Marathon Iowa
Newlywed Mr and Mrs C H Tompkins visited N L Norton home with Mrs George Riley and her son from Ft Dodge. Tompkins elected principal at Goodell for next year. Miss Clemens leaves domestic science contract to join Michigan Agriculture College as assistant professor. Old Folks at Home staged by Marathon talent pleased audience with home orchestra. Anna Hinn improving after Denver hospital trip. County conventions and central committee meetings set for Pocahontas next Saturday. proxies not allowed.
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C. H. Tompkins
N. L. Norton
Miss Clemens
Michigan Agriculture College
Shenandoah Visit At Mather Home Before Lake Outing
Dr. Van Meter family and a friend from Shenandoah stayed overnight at EB Mather's home Sunday on their way to the lakes. Helen Mather joined the trip. Mrs. Virgil Speilhian of Fonda visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H Q Austin, with her sister-in-law Miss Spellman. Frank Peterson of the First National Bank was absent this week after nose surgery. Rolfe Chau tauqua opens July Fourth with a Robert Cousins lecture.
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Dr. van Meter
Shenandoah
EB. K. Mather
Helen Mather
Virgil Speilihan of
Fonda
H. Q. Austin
Miss Spellman
Frank Peterson
First National Bank
Robert Cousins
Ames School Plans Discussed With Engineer
Supt A A Wood spent part of last week in Ames consulting a structural engineer about new school house plans. Viola and Jane Noble returned from Sioux Falls after visiting their aunt Mrs Ed Nilsson since school closed. Nelle Rideout visited friends after a year at Mankato Minnesota. Mrs W Vanderhoof came home after visits in Pennsylvania and Michigan. Marathon residents attended the home talent play Friday night. Rev G F Whitefield from Estherville was in town earlier in the week on business. The Christian Workers exchange will be at the Church Saturday afternoon. Leona Gill returned Saturday from Rolfe. Chas Billman, old resident, spent Sunday with Ira. L N Ellis was an over Sunday visitor with his son in Des Moines. Sadie Wiggins is home for the summer.
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A. A. Wood
Ames
Viola
Jane Noble
Sioux Falls
Ed. Nilsson
Nelle Rideout
Mankato
Minnesota
Lund's Bakery Ad and Epworth League Social
A notice promotes Lund's bakery for bread while inviting the public to a social hosted by the Epworth League at the church next Tuesday night with all are welcome.
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Methodist Church
Lund’s Bakery
Epworth League
For Sale and Local Notices Cluttered Ad Column
Multiple short notices offer a mix of farm and land sales livestock and equipment for sale including a two year old Aipure bred Hereford bull, a quarter section of land in Zeibach South Dakota at 12 dollars per acre, farm for sale in Marshall township, celery plants for sale, flour brands Clear Quill and Pillsbury's Best Flour, oil meal middlings bran and chicken feed, high price for cream, sheet music offered by Dean's Music Store, and a request to place ice cream cans for Fourth of July delivery.
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Zeibach
County
South Dakota
F. W. Miller
Laurens
Iowa
Pillsbury’s
Appointment with Dr Weber Tuesday July 7
The notice directs a visit to Dr Weber, eye and ear doctor, on Tuesday July 7 forenoon at the hotel. Examination fee mentioned.
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Weber
Piano at a Bargain Free But Payment Plan Offered
Used piano in good condition offered free to a suitable buyer near Laurens who will pay the remaining balance in cash or in installments as low as six dollars per month. Address Olney Music Co. in St. Joseph Missouri for details.
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Laurens
Olney Music Co
St. Joseph
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs price list
Chas Dahl of Laurens Iowa offers Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs from select flocks at 4.00 per 100 or .75 per 15. Contact Box 36 or phone 63.
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Rhode Island
Chas. Dahl
Laurens
Iowa
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Morningside College
Dennis Hurley
James Lynch
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Will Hinn
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Leona Gill
Chas. Billman
Ira
L. N. Ellis
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Sadie Wiggins
Theummer
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J. A. Peterson
Ardee Flour
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Leslie Alexander
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Clarence Sanders
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B. L. Saum
Dean’s Music Store
J. G. Hinn
W. C. Ellis
M. S. Grossnickle
E. Bigelestone
L. P. Norby
Alberta
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E. Bigglestone
Manatt's 10c and Variety Store
W. R. Stiles
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