Kansas City visitor and Des Moines returnees noted
Richard Donaldson travels from Kansas City to visit relatives and handle business. George Naby and Miss Beatrice Wallace return to Des Moines after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Pollock Wallace here.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1923
Page
7
Richard Donaldson travels from Kansas City to visit relatives and handle business. George Naby and Miss Beatrice Wallace return to Des Moines after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Pollock Wallace here.
Mrs F S Klak returned from a world trip and visited Col and Mrs C J Wilson. Mrs Clara Sweet and Alice of Crawfordsville shopped in Washington. Blanche Grecian and Mary Bruty traveled to Muscatine for the day. Dr P L Etter lists contact numbers. Mr and Mrs William Goodwin of Muscatine left after visiting Frank Lydy. Dr J C Boice and Myrtle went to Davenport for a day. Miss Mabel Hazen returned to Des Moines to resume school after Christmas at her parents home. Hazel Siberts left for Marengo to attend ex Superintendent Carson’s funeral. she taught there last year.
Numerous notices list residents visiting kin in Cedar Falls Crawfordsville Columbus Junction and Des Moines. Travel for New Year visits extends from Fairfield to Davenport and Brighton while locals report garden blooms and birds signaling early spring. Banks announce New Year’s Day closures.
Mrs. O M Swisher and daughter arrive from West Chester to spend the day with Mrs Lowe, Mrs Nelson and Miss Hazel Swisher. Des Moines visitors include Oral Larkin and Freda Schmidt. Burlington weddings draw relatives. long journeys and orchard memories punctuate the holiday.
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