Local social visits thread through Fairfield to Winfield trips
Mrs Wendel McWilliams arrived from Fairfield for a two week stay with Mr and Mrs LD N Anderson and plans a short visit to Columbus Junction with the McWilliams family. Bernice Anderson travels to home with her parents. Several residents visit Crawfordsville Winfield and Muscatine relatives for the day and for fairs while others pursue services and shopping at local shops and lenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendel McWilliams
Fairfield
LD. N. Anderson
Columbus Junction
J. McWwilliams
Misa Bernice Anderson
J. A. Arnold
Harry James Arnold
Muscatine
Winfield
Jessie Mason
Winfield Fair
Family Travel and Visits Span West Coast and Davenport Return
Tommy Montgomery plans to return to Davenport this evening after weeks with his aunt and uncle Dr and Mrs W J Masson. Mrs R S Warfel returns from a three month visit with friends and relatives in the western states visiting her son Dave in Pasadena and staying with F W Kerr at Santa Monica and Walker Warfel in Oakland. Mrs Warfel also visited Mrs Jennie Ewing in Colorado Springs and saw Ida Roberts and other Washington acquaintances. Clarence E Phillips seeks first class threshing work with a 36x60 machine and lists phone 586 Red 4612. Mrs J F Miller returns to Fairfield after visiting daughter Mrs Arthur Wylie for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Montgomery
Davenport
W. J. Masson
R. S. Warfel
Dave
Pasadena
California
Dave Wartel
Washington
Clarence E. Phillips
Still Hopeful At London Horse-Shoeing Contest
A London event reports a horse-shoeing contest with a late drummer present who found the clatter pleasing though doubtful a horse can stay still in an orchestra setting. The piece carries the London Opinion tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The Fastest Horse Comes Up Short in Race Writings
A sporting writer notes the saying that speed does not guarantee victory and reflects on pace yielding wins in the arena. The column contrasts rapid horses with strategic approaches, highlighting endurance and timing as winning factors.
Fall made to measure clothes samples displayed in town
Mrs. Richard Gaines and Mrs. Fred Jones visit Reed home while guests from Merrill and Holfuran arrive. Local inquiries note fall samples of Kuppenheimer made to measure suits available at R. S. Cook Bailey Building. Various residents travel to Fairfield Crawfordsville and Chicago for shopping and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuppenheimer
R. S. Cook
Bailey Building
Richard Gaines
Fairfield
Fred Jones
Mis
Carol Jones
Kuffeneheimer
Social notes and travels across families and towns
Mrs. Cal Parks and son Carl depart for Idaho after visiting Ainsworth and local relatives. Several residents, including Mrs. Chris Bauer and Miss Elizabeth Jonson, were seen visiting or returning from Keota and Letts. Minnesota visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Julia McConnell, join local guests, while other families plan trips to Rochester and Fairfield for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Juzler
Lydia Juzler
Rochester
New York
Farm Auctioneer D F Macon Listed From Wasna Iowa
Miss Louise Hill of Allerton Iowa visits this city this week as a guest of friends arriving yesterday evening. A bake sale at Cunningham's Grocery Saturday August 6 sponsored by the nurse's alumnae association asks for donations of cakes cookies salads buns doughnuts cottage cheese baked beans pies or candy by noon Saturday. Triangle Auto Supply promotes tire service and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hill
Allerton
Iowa
Cunningham's
Nurse's Alumnae Association
Mr and Mrs Weil travel to St Louis and Mineral Springs
Mr and Mrs George Weil left last evening by auto for St Louis where Mrs Heil will stay a few weeks. Mr Heil will go to Mineral Springs Mo and enter the McCleary sanitarium for treatment. They expect to be gone six to seven weeks. Also an ad notes Red Diamond Barn Paint from Phillips Hebner druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weil
St. Louis
Mrs. Heil
Mr. Heil
Mineral Springs
McCleary Santorium
Stevenson couple enjoy fishing at Glen Haven Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs J S Stevenson are at Glen Haven Wisconsin enjoying the fishing advantages of that locality They say fishing is good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Haven
Wis
Cality
Bobbed Hair To Go Out in Hollywood Fashion
Hollywood society declares bobbed hair passe and grows it out as fall oxford style shoes debut. The ad promotes a black kid leather oxford with light caban style heel, two width last for better fit, priced at 8 dollars a pair by A. E. Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Atchison
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Madge Kennedy Little
Billy Creighton Hale
Harold Young
Darlene
D. Mitchell
Donald
Crawfordville
Will Long
Washington Motor Co
George Boileau
Griffith Klumphrey
Thomas Innis
Bramer's ‘Taylor Shop
Washington Loan and Trust Building
Mary Chambers
Cedar Rapids
F. P Jackson
Ainsworth
Emma Hazen
P. Sands
U.S. Pat
Southern Coalacoreco
Ciing
John Shields & Sons
Cooking Club
Cora Bell Wilson
Geo. L. McDaniel
J. F. Miller
Arthur Wylie
Burs & Sat
Will
Boston Atchison
George Morrison
J. FE. Booth
Hazel
Vivian
Max McCulley
Des Moines
John Westphal
Chicago
Mrs. W. Clark
Eva
Mildred Ebner
Ss. E. Wallin
Crawfordsville
Eva Hanna
Lester Duke of
Grinnell
Brighton
Thurs
Sai
Joe Booth
Tazel
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Alexander Graham Bell
the Lightning Rod
Graham
THE
Jazz Pirates
America
Red Hot Tunes
Clara Bow
Wally Wales
Cal Parks
Carl
Idaho
E. Ebner
D. Jenkins
E. End St
Chris Bauer
Keota
Elizabeth Jonson
Letts
Hattie Gordon
East Main Street
Jane Biesecker
Charlotte Campbell
Marion Iown
Julia McConnell
Daisy McConnell
Minneapolis
Minn
Sanford Anderson
Near Madison
A. M. Anderson
McCall Bros
Ralph Smith
Carl Fisher
Merle Proudfit
D. F. Macon
Wasna- Ington
Auto Supply Co
Cleaning Service
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wisie Long
Prop
Phillips & Hebner, Drug
A. L. Young
Waterloo
A. E. Behrens
Mr. Behrens
Mrs
J. S. Stevenson
Our
Washington, Iowa
Hollywood
Fair Sex At
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