Local and Personal Notes From The Fox And Dewey
Local residents and visitors populate social pages with arrivals departures and visits. Ella Proudfit Howard McCleery and others are noted traveling to Muscatine Chicago and Sigourney while Charles Louck Kate Nayadley and Miss Joel Mathews are among those mentioned in marriage and guests sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Louck
Kate A. Nayadley
Kalona
Bradley's Jewelry Store rings sale announcement
RINGS 20 per cent discount on all stone set rings for the next ten days. All solid gold mountings offered. Bradley's Jewelry Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley’s Jewelry
Local church banquet announced and social notes
The Presbyterian Board of Deacons invites members to a church banquet Friday at 7 30. News items cover近期 picnics at Crooked Creek, a thimble bee for Miss Helen Richer, Nellie Combs engagement to William Helm, and two Aero plane flights at the Winfield fair. A May wedding at 621 East Washington followed by a reception and trip frames a busy social week with out of town guests and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Deacons and Trustees of
The
Presbyterian Church
Lydia Bicher
East Main Street
Helen Richer
Peoria
Nellie Combs
William Helm
John Combs
J. A. McCall
South Marion Ave
McCall
Smith
Yorkville
Ohio
Walker
Ottumwa
West
Omaha
Nebr
Robt, McCall
R. T. McCall
St. Paul
Texas
Anne Houdek
Robert A. Bell
East Washington Street
Jennie L
Joseph S. Dillon
Oquawka
Lll
Eva Crone
Rena Long
Mendelssohn
D. J. Coon
Miss Crone
Ethel Long
Weathercock Stirs Yard Feud In Buff Coat Tale
In a rustic bedtime tale ACK Evelyn and daddy discuss a brass weathercock on a barn. Buff Coat the buff rooster clashes with the weathercock, issuing cocky challenges while hens watch. The birds squabble over pride and work as the elderly farmer contemplates Sunday dinner with a forecast of cool weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ack
Evelyn
Daddy
Buff Cent
Weathercock
Coat
Sundey
Wreck on New Haven Railroad at South Boston Claims Two Killed
Special report describes a collision at South Boston on the New Haven line with a coach catching fire. Two persons are dead and about one hundred injured as passengers are feared burned and hurled into a mud bank.
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New Haven Railroad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ella Proudfit
Muscatine
Luella Shaw
Congress Hotel
Howard McCleery
Georgia Lewis
West Chester
Owen Hayes
Maurice Francis
John Hawthorne
Prescott
Iowa
M. Maxwell
James Hawthorne
J. P. Farris
J. Scenefelt
Winfield
Winfield Fair
Frank Randall
Ruth and
Maude
Sigourney
J. C. Peck
Keokuk
Corydon
Ralph Humble
Mayo
Burlington
Metz
Medeapolis
Joel Mathews
Kansas City
Marion Stewart
Ava Mathews
Orvas Singmaster
Cincinnati
Kate Sinemaster
Mart Casey
Kleese Hartman
Gulf Coast
Galveston
Houston
W. FF. Brinton
Washington
R. B. Crone
Edith
Bertram
Iowa City
J. K. Marbourg
Crone
Estherville
Hastings
Neb
Dankwardt
Glen Laffer
Chas. Laffer
Dorothy Sutton
Hugh Kendall
Joe Turner
Fairfield
al Cocklin
H. A. Smith
Marshalltown
A. L. Gilchrist
Sandwich
Washington Chautauqua
George Dowell
Des Moines
Mrs. Dowell
David McLaughlin
RE. G. Gardner
Orville Elder
Colorado
Geo. H. Paul
J. W. Jacobus
Mary
G. W. Hobson
Chariton
WU. Kk. Thoma
Wyatt Marbourgh
Martha Adams
Charles Brown
Wellman
Mary Connell
Belfast
Dorothy Schreckengast
Lincoln, Neb
Cora Teeter
Rock Island
Mitchellville
Theodore Dankwardt
Miss Lydia
Mattie Frickie
New London
the Lady's League of the Baptist Church
Col. S. W. Brookhart
Dawson
Dallas County
Harry L. Kaga
Chicago
Arcola
Ill
Kesota
Ainsworth
Cotter
Columbus Junction
Cone and Nichols
West Liberaty Fair
West Liberty
W. H. Shipman
Iowa Homestead
James M. Pierce
Joe Melinsky
Mrs. Hollen
Otis Foster
Denver
H. A. Rodgers
Bloomington
Fred Lindsay
W. H W. Warner
Joe Warner
Joe
Hervey Hall
Colfax
J. A. Young
Boston
Bunny
Star Theatre
Lyric
A. Hauser
Crawfordsville
John Graham
Selma Waters
Margaret Conwell
Davenport
Marguerite MacGugin
Samuel McCalem
Winterset
8. J. Cocklin
Miss May Crone
Kline & Warren Dry Goods Store
Gladys Warner
Kline & Warren
Paul Neal
Illinois
Helen Kicher
Ilinois
H. M. Kicher
Harry Hale
Shelby
Clara
Florence Rheem
Ypsilanti, Michigan
Louis Kline
J. H. Warren
Alice Denison
Washington National Bank
Minneapglis
E. V. Simons
Cherryholmes
D. F. Macon
Wm, Vinton
J. M. Botleau
Jd Dempsey
Susie Edgington
Steamboat Rock
I. Kleese
Keota
Cecil Bellville
Myrtle Otto
James Russell
Eva Seaman
St. Joseph, Mo
al Crone
Joel Sociefy
Mable Brinton
Methodist Sunday School
Crooked Creek
R. T. Campbell
Cooper College
Sterling, Kansas
City
Montgomery
Bob” McCall
Journal
Frank L. Wilson
L. H. Wallace
Ira Bowman
J. C. Smith
Grace
Wayne
LaVern Smith
John Pawling
Nina
Hazel Wasson
Galesburg
Lil
James Dillon
Robert Dillon
Wasson
J. Pauling
Ernest Scott
G. N Bell
J. J. Lowell
Smith Long
Chas. Hays
Howard Hays
Grace Conger
Cina Dent
Bishop
A. EE. Glasgow
Roy Hartman
Laura Hogue
Grace Smith
Zella Thoma
W. Hartman
Knauss
Ed Ball
Edd Buckingham
Dent
Edna
J. W.tennyson
R.A Bell
Mayie Orr
John Cobb
Harry Knauss
Mr. Smith
Wagner
Lytle Bros
Royal Todd Stuart
Mutual
J. A. Harwood & Son
South Side
Wass
Evening Journal
South Boston Today
Sev
Eral
Ierthe
Germany
Celal
Lorraine Pit
Ss. Lpn Salon Iewelekr A? Dy Optometr
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Ellen Smith
D. of H
Pattison and Cunningham
New Haven
Lote
Dancing Club
Phoenix Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
First United Presbyterian Church
Devanettes
J.F. McNamara &So
Portland Cement
Tote
John Shields
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