Bauer sisters visit West Chester with Miss Porter
Tomorrow the Misses Bessie and Margaret Bauer of West Chester will be in the city visiting with Miss Helen Porter.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
5
Tomorrow the Misses Bessie and Margaret Bauer of West Chester will be in the city visiting with Miss Helen Porter.
Mr and Mrs J A Huston and family of Olds arrived yesterday to camp at the Chautauqua for the week. Miss Pearl Atteberry returned to Bellefourche Mo after visiting her sister Mrs H D Smith. Mr and Mrs S Black attended a Black family reunion at Crawfordsville hosted by Russell Allen.
Miss Julia Brennan, a night telephone operator, left yesterday for Mr Pleasant to visit her sister Mrs Will Fickle on a two week vacation. Mrs Ernest Turner of Cedar Rapids spent last night in the city with Miss Ella Anderson en route to Os, kal oosa where departure was made this morning.
4P M Lloyd Swift of Bradstreet's commercial agency Davenport arrived in the city yesterday morning for a several days visit with his parents Mr and Mrs James Swift. A number of Keota young people attended the Chautauqua yesterday including Misses Jean Stephen Winifred Mayer Mary DeVoe Pearl Scott Ila Marr and Pearl Warrington.
Sigourney sent a strong Keota delegation to the Kryl concert at Chautauqua yesterday. Attendees included Mrs D W Hamilton Mrs L Stevens Mrs Lloyd Hanlon Miss Henrietta Namur Miss Etta Endelinger Grizelda Schultz Mabel Pennell, and several Hanlon and Namur family members. T. T. Perry of Williamsburg traveled to Cotter to attend the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist general assembly opening Tuesday and running through Sunday with many delegates and speakers from New York City and beyond. This marks the first time the assembly is held in town.
A father uses the classic tale to teach children about truth telling after son Jack admits fibbing. The narrative follows a shepherd boy who tricks villagers with a false wolf alarm, prompting anger and punishment, then faces real danger when a wolf actually appears.
East of Mrs. Mary Waters left yesterday for Davenport to visit her daughter Mrs. Edith Donovan and friends M. D. and H. Glass arrived from Winfield for a week in Big Bend neighborhood. Miss Gertrude Jones of Des Moines arrived for a few days with cousin Miss Gertrude Kendall.
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