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Local Happenings and Visits Around Renwick and Hardy
Mins Winnifred Clift left Wednesday for two weeks visit at Boyer and Miss Velva McCurry returned home after a week with Eagle Grove. Ara L. H. Ferris came from Town City to spend a short time at the John Kerr home. E Stalcop, Grand Master of Caremoning, will speak after Charles Elmer Chapler. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Moseley and Hazel arrived in Renwick for a two week visit at Ed Phipps home. Hal Cunningham and Kilby came from Ames for a short visit, Mildred Overbauligh returned home. Many locals comment on the quiet week with no marriages or deaths. Ruby White spent Sunday in Livermore. Ruel Saxton in Des Moines. B. J. Saxton was in Livermore on Wednesday. Will Rainer visited from Whittemore. Dr. Hall made several trips this week. Gertrude Browalt in Livermore Friday. Rev. Stevens' children ill with scarlet fever. Miss Fita Winter near Drion between trains last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Buxton returned from Des Moines Saturday. A large crowd attended the ball game at Livermore Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Saxton returned from a St. Louis visit Friday. Helma Anderson from Lelunit visiting her grandparents. The Hardy Nine lost to Livermore 3 to 4. Farms for sale near Renwick and Hardy with good routes and school access. An unimproved farm offered for sale or trade. Enquire of G. Foley, Hardy.