Northwest Logan Notes and School News
Mrs Thus Gadsby remains ill. Mr and Mrs Ray Weal visited Spencer Saturday. Peter Johnson made a late visit Monday. Wilber Thompson rents the former Moses Vier home at Pred dtarves and visits relatives near Langdon. Manuel and Olin Garson left for Minneapolis for holidays. Six of ten in algebra exams scored in the nineties, two in the eighties. High room pupils practicing a program for Thursday afternoon. School will be on holiday for two weeks. Weather was ideal for outdoor games with football and basketball.
Local Social Reports From Logan Center Area
Neighborhood visitors filled Anderson home Sunday with Mamie Walsh and Mrs N Oleson among them. Families from the vicinity hosted a use party on Sarah Peabody Saturday night and neighbors shared a lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlan Dy
Spencer
Shs
Mira
J. A. Dyer
Geo. Iroland
Baby
A.M Stauller
Sarah Peabody
Dickens Moss Ultra Swenson Returns After Weekend Visit
The report notes Swenson came back Monday following a Sunday visit with his parents at Albert City. Miss Mary Anderson, visiting A Peirson and RM Herron homes, left Tuesday for Swedent with another who is ill. Miss Cora Madden returned Sunday after Mineesibiy time. Mrs. Lailey’s friends are glad to hear she is slowly recovering. High School notes mention three new pledges added to the collection: uro re, Teadhoe fom Slamer, and the Cotinguin. Funds were raised for one subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Ultra
Swenson
Albert City
Mary Anderson
A. Peirson
RM. Herron Homies
Swedent
Cotinguin
Lake Center Social Notes from Ruthven and Surroundings
Miss Eales spent Sunday with friends in Ruthven. Mrs W Haydon visited relatives in Gilmore. Mr Mason and son Hay left Monday for Rheinweek. Mr Mason and brother will go to Chicago to see a sister in a hospital. Mrs Whiteford and son Glen spent Friday at the Harry Whitman home in Ruthven. Jay Haydon and Uavel Debolt attended the moving picture show Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Harry Taylor are
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Miss Eales
Ruthven
W. Haydon
Gilmore
Mr. Mason
Hay
Rheinweek
Chicago
Mrs. Whiteford
Glen
Harry Whitman
Jay Haydon
Uavel Debolt
Harry Taylor
Mrs. Taylor
Mr. Brady
Miss Post
Webb
Hazel Whiteford
Jane Whiteford
Mrs. White- Wath
Moving in with Mrs. Taylor's father for the winter
Local society notes record visits and callers across Webb Spencer and nearby towns. Mrs. Brady and Miss Post are mentioned with family ties, while several residents attend social gatherings and dental work events. A loss and a street pocket book call for a finder.
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Kuppenheimer Lothes
O'Coats
Iowa
Heart of Horses
Plymouth Rock
Albert Marienau
C. Atkinson
L Jones
G. L. Walters
Logan
Mrs
Thus. Gadsby
Ray Weal
Peter Johnson
Wilber Thompson
Moses Vier
Dtarves
Wile
Langdon
Manuel
Olin Garson
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Logan Center
Roland
G. UW
Stueffer
Fle
Mr. Morning
Thnnis
Miro
Cora Madden
Mineesibiy
Lailey Wiw
Lake Center
R. T. Pullen
Y Maryse
S Age Weekly
Ocean
Parmer Ann
Prvckage News
Mann C.aberge Oo Sanitation
Lillian
Charlotte Flinds
Everly
Mrs. P. Wohlenberg
Bruce Frisby
Esther [Rydenborg
Alina Delirkopp
Steen
Cooney
Hearts
Delirkepp
And
Mes
Pomn Hansot
Clermont
Fridenburg
Olga Anderson
Schocenewe Hone
Moline
Wriday
W. Roberts
Einsler
Sioun City
Julius Birger
Cherokee
Beverly
David Gordon
A.B. Cronk
Sindt
Wetmore
Spencer Ore
Spencer Road
Greenville and Webb
Clay County
Abereoen
D.F. Lane
Linn Grove
Lot
Albert H. Marienau
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