Goldfield Items from the Chronicle
Miss Mary Miller was a Renwick caller Sunday. Mrs. DeWitt Goodrich is on the sick list this week. Miss Minnie Anderson of Renwick visited Play Keisler. Ames awsson of Renwick was a business caller in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cunningham of Storm Lake spent Sunday with home folks. Ed and Asa Reichter’s boy fell on a cement walk and cut his head. several stitches were needed. Dr Baldus attended the Ames Iowa game at Ames Saturday and visited Story City relatives. Celia Miller entertained about twenty friends Monday for her sister Mary’s birthday with music, games, and a late two course lap supper.
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Bert Cunningham
Storm Lake
Asa Reichter
Baldus
Ames
Celia Miller
Mary
Laverne items note visits and sick lists
Pearle Shultz at Ft. Dodge Friday. Margaret Hof on sick list Monday. Miss Blanche Sisley visited town recently. John Northrop at Ft. Dodge Sunday. Rozella Ziegler from Goldfield Saturday. Ramus builds tool shed and shop. Geo Simmons visiting friends Friday and Saturday. Baldwin from Des Moines a caller last week. Goldie White absent due to illness. W E Stephenson family and Frances Kabele drove from Livermore. Sherman dismissed grades to see war pictures at Strand Sunday. Riley family from West Bend Saturday. Grandma Hof ill but improving. HH P Russell and Roy Pietske visit Verne Stone in Mason City. Rev Weddle and wife and baby visit Fort Dodge for Thanksgiving. C B's sold Christmas presents to benefit society. Presbyterian church Thanksgiving service Wednesday evening. Rev Edge to preach. C E Phillips and wife from Webster City visiting. I H Benedict reorganizing store interior for Christmas trade.
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Grandma Hof
HH. P. Russell
Roy Pietske
Mason City
Verne Stone
Large crowd attends school program Monday night
A large crowd filled the school program Monday night as exercises impressed attendees. praise for the performances suggested the show deserved a bigger turnout and greater patronage.
North Boone Items Show Seasonal Events and Society Changes
Special to the Times notes Mrs. Q. M. Lee was ill last week. The Boone Two Annual School picnic stand rights were sold to the Luni Sunshine Society. Cemetery trustees plan to lower membership fees at 25 cents. Dist No 2 and Boone Two schools announce a basket social December 5 at School 20, with pupils performing and baskets for two. Christmas gifts to the Christian Home may be sent via the Luni Sunshine Society December 7. A Thanksgiving collection totaled 75.35, with members listing specific contributions.
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Cemetery Society
J.L. Dunfee
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Booné
Tressa Brink Lacey Boge
Council Bluffs
Claude Bogard
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