Allen Greens Leave After Wisconsin Visit
Mr and Mrs Allen Green travel with I E Green and Mrs R B White Crawfordsville. They plan to return to St Paul after visiting Wiscon home. J E Green will visit son Henry in Li fore the returns nann. Will Carden of Win ted and Mayor J M Crawford of few London were in Washington yesterday en route from Des Moines where they had Been to attend the state fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Green
I.E. Green
White
Will Carden
Winted
J. M. Crawford
London
Konjola Cures Stomach Ailments Claims Relief
Gladyce Scharff of Clinton Town reports relief from stomach pains gas bloating and indigestion after using Konjola. She says symptoms eased then disappeared and weight increased. Konjola is advertised as available at McDaniel's in Washington and other towns.
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Gladyce
Tate
Gladyce Scharff
Elebth Avenue
Clinton
Town
Washington
Ny 1
McDaniel's
State Fair Attendance Noted In Local Visits
The report lists residents visiting the state fair over a weeklong span. It mentions Albert Moore and several family members dining in town and visiting relatives, including Ed Conn and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haight. Mrs. O Perry and son Charles traveled from Denver to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Perr, before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaran Saker
Paes Secisasiea
Henr Hal
Betty
Armia
Walter Welt
Kos Straett
Moore Lave Venport
Sim
Perry
Charles
Denver
Washin
Walter Haight
Sam Perr
Local residents visit connections across Hedrick and nearby towns
Mrs Phil Weldin of Hedrick Iona returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Leslie Gates for several days. Mr and Mrs Gus Strum of West Chester Mrs Alles Hesseltin and daughter Opal Mrs Jack Kupka and son Ray of Washington Mrs G F Johnson of Wyoming traveled to Coneville to visit Roy Hesseltine. Florence and Lillian Crows went to Ainworth for an extended visit at Ed Daviss home. Mrs Mary Bradley went to Columbus Junction to settle matters after visiting Washington Helene Helmick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Weldin
Hedrick
Iona
Leslie Gates
Gus Strum
West Chester
Alles Hesseltin
Opal
Jack Kupka
Ray
Washington
G. F. Johnson
Wyoming
Coneville
Roy Hesseltine
Florence
Lillian Crows
Ainworth
Ed Davis
Mary Bradley
Columbus Junction
Helene Helmick
Local residents on brief travels and visits across towns
G E Frey of Ollie visits Frank McKay home at 602 West Washington. D Anderson and Bernice return from Des Moines after two days at a fair. A Oberhauser of Waverly arrives for a visit at Mr and Mrs C A Stanton’s. Mrs Oberhauser visits friends. Tye Koch returns from Big Stone City after two months away. Mrs Harry Shrader travels to Fairfield for a few days of visiting. Dakots, where.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Frey
Ollie
Frank McKay
West Washington
D. Anderson
Bernice
Des Moines
A. Oberhauser
Waverly
Residents travel plans noted in regional column
Mr and Mrs 8 A Dickerson Roberta Ross Margaret Alberi and Helen Helwick attended a Des Moines gathering yesterday for Mrs C T Bartlett of Washington Pa who has been visiting relatives in Washington D C and with others. Ray Minick and family plan visits to Cedar Rapids and Marion Town then to northern Iowa lakes for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Dickerson
Roberta Ross
Margaret Alberi
Helen Helwick
Des Moines
The
Stat
C.T. Bartlet
Washicon
E Wright
Washington
Ray Minick
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Iowa
Local residents visit relatives in Iowa trips
Mrs John Pehler and son Frederick traveled to Muscatine to visit at J W Tennyson's home for several days. Alma Sharpe, from Keota on vacation, returned to Washington and resumed work in Kalona. Mrs 0 Boller Baja and Mr and Mrs Wood went to Des Moines to see the state fair at the Sherman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pehler
Frederick
Muscatine
J. W. Tennyson
Alma Sharpe
Keota
J. A. Sharpe
Washington
Kalona
Boller
Baja
Wood
Des Moines
Sherman
Rowler
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Rock Island
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Casio LE Harmles
Comfort Chien
J.c.penney CO
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