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Newspaper
Spencer News
Location
Spencer, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1914
Page
5
Otto Castendyck of Maurer Sales Co. left Spencer for Peru Illinois Saturday. He had stayed four months with his uncle Andrew Hummel. For sale a well kept milk cow six years old half Jersey inquire at 547 West Fourth or plane 385 Hod Buck 5lth ¢.
Mrs Wie Meartor visits frontier sister Mrs McArtor of Webb. Sue will visit weather Ms Blaylock. Miss McMiffian called at W A McCown on her way to Peterson. Mrs Sherburn of Mason City was a between trains caller of Mrs Priscilla Montford Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Harry You tsy return ed Friday from two weeks visit with relatives at Winslow Illinois. Mr and Mrs Frank Walker of Rossie spent the day in Spencer Friday. Mr and Mrs Guy Fisk of Rossie and little son took in the baby show last Friday. Rev Wm Figge of Everly was a Spencer visitor in Friday last. Clyde Flint cashier of the bank of Oswego Montana arrived Thursday to visit over the holidays with his parents. They went over to Waterloo on business. Mr and Mrs John Murphy left yesterday for Rockwell City. They will soon go on to Chicago and then to their home in Kankakee. They have occupied rooms at the Glasgow home for some months where they made abiding friends. Best wishes go with them. Chas Faulkenner came home today from Omaha where he had been for medical treatment. He is improving. Miss Maude Little of Redwood Falls is a guest at the hospitable home of the Litres. Mr and Mrs A Perrie went to Atlantic Saturday to spend the holidays with their daughter Mrs Crowley Cole. Mr and Mrs J W Couch and daughter Corinne of Marathon came Monday for a visit with her sisters Mrs A Gillanders and Miss Havel Campbell, also to do Christmas shopping. C C Hastings left Monday evening for Boston then East Hardwick Vermont where he will meet his daughters Misses Glee and Ruth and spend the holidays with Mrs Bronson, a sister in law of Mr Hastings.
The annual stockholders meeting of Spencer Building & Loan Association will be at the Secretary’s office in Spencer Iowa on Monday January 4th at 7 p.m. ET. Ble Miss Rubie Euender traveled to Kevella South Carolina for a Christmas holiday vacation.
An Iowa offer promotes Des Moines Tribune two weekly magazines and monthly magazines for one year at $2.00. The notice invites readers to see page 6 and mail orders to the editor. It mentions a tea room house, modern facilities, new furnace and plumbing, and a nearby 44,500 property with fruit trees. A venue for a Fraser home is noted and Ames Grey Chi is listed for a Methodist church event.
On page eight this paper announces a special bargain inviting readers to subscribe to Vne Les Maines Rivening Tribune and four magazines for one year for only 200. The editor urges readers to send in their subscriptions.
Spencer Greenhouse presents Christmas flowering plants including Poinsettias Begonias Cyclamen Ferns Roses Violets and cut flowers. Early orders encouraged. Open daily with a wide selection. prices from 40 cents for Poinsettias.
An advertisement promotes a package including Qesx Muinus breabape, Orange Judd Marner week ly, Kansas City Weekly Star, People’s Popular Monthly and Carn Magazine for 24.00 per year, the price of The Prihune alone. Local notes announce Miss Hessie Clark returning home and taking the City Clerk position, plus several community notices about church services, school staff, and holiday store hours.
A fragmentary note quotes Satine Pierre and mentions a bracelet and a restaurant scene. The readable text centers on personal happiness linked to caring for others and hints at a minor conflict or request near a restaurant location. No clear event, date, or named organization is established.
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