Local notices and social updates from the Fair and neighbors
Miss Alpha Walnitz teaches in Muscatine and visited home over Sunday. Mrs N Wright returns from six weeks in Arkansas City Kan. Mr and Mrs Bert Pierce welcomed a son yesterday. Belle Marsden traveled to Bringham for a visit with friends. Straw table mats offered at 3 cents at the Fair. Fresh cakes and cookies available at Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Walnitz
Muscatine
N. Wright
Arkansas City
Kan
Local residents travel and visit relatives in Keokuk and Iowa City
Big show at Mrs W R Stiles left yesterday morning for Keokuk to spend the summer with relatives. A Yexay Edward Yeggy and A Léar of Riverside were business visitors in the city yesterday. Miss Rose Goldner spent yesterday in the city and returned to Keota. Mrs G C Hoover returned to Brighton after a day in the city. Lawrence Wilson returned to his school work at Iowa City after a few days at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Stiles
Keokuk
A. Yexay
Edward Yeggy
A. Léar
Riverside
Rose Goldner
City
Keota
G. C. Hoover
Brighton
Lawrence Wilson
Iowa City
Minnie Smith
Harry Mayo
John Bulger
Anthony Veggy
Mrs. Than Allender
C. R. Beachamp
Winfield
Charles Custer
Will Hunter
Unionville
Iowa
Fred Rohrer
W. P. Upham
Quincy, Ills
J. Albert Williams
J. K. Dunn
William
Mary
Wyman
G. W. Hay
Marion O'Loughlin
Albany
New York
Mrs. Dunning
Will Chileete
Oskaloosa
Daisy Lewis
Lawrence McGugin
Davenport
Mrs
Lyle McGugin
Potter
Algona, Iowa
George Stewart
Martha Wortman
Crawfordsville
Mrs. G. Sturgen
A. J. Smith
Mrs. L. B. Grant
Kansas City
Harold Baxter
E. Washington Street
Hor
Ethel Nichols
Washington
Many visitors and locals seen in town records
Mrs Minnie Smith visited her daughter Mrs Harry Mayo in Brigh ton. Keota residents Mr and Mrs Tom Singmaster and Mr and Mrs Joe Kaufman visited here. Mrs England and Miss Hastings from Wellman arrived for several days with Miss Gladys Warner. Numerous other residents and visitors are listed with brief travel and social calls around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. England
Belle Hastings of
Wellman
Gladys Warner
Washington Socials Highlight Quiet Wedding and Parties
Local society notes recount gatherings at the homes of Mrs. A. A. Rynearson Miss Marke Bidwell and Mrs. Elizabeth Heppengardner. Edna Young plans June Crawfordsville nuptials to Charles L. Rodgers while Kathryne Hopen gardner and Frank Beatty set a June wedding. A Sigourney ceremony united Miss Millie Strain and George Haffner with a reception at the Strain home featuring a hay rack transport and chicken-house decor. Additional items include senior banquet invitations and a Chanticleer party hosted by James and Baird with guests from Washington towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marke Bidwell
West
Washington
F. E. Young
Crawfordsville
Miss Edna
Charles L. Rodgers
Kathryne Hopengardner
Frank €. Beatty
Elizabeth Heppengardner
Strain
Sigourney
Millie Strain
George Haffner
Swickard
Methodist Church of
Lemmon
Mrs. Haffner
Dr. _ McClelland
West Washington Street
James Baird
Mrs. Baird
Mike C. Lewis
Mr. Baird
Local social notes from Davenport and nearby towns
Miss Grace Anderson visits her parents in Davenport while training as a nurse. Mr and Mrs Harry Montgomery and Mrs Ed Bowman returned from Chicago. Mrs J O Sexton and children came home from Des Moines. Mrs G D Jones and children leave South Missouri for Mt Pleasant after weeks visiting relatives. Mrs W A Darling and mother travel from Arkansas City to Keota for a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Fulton
Earl
Jim
Chicago
Grace Anderson
Davenport
Mrs
Sam Anderson
Harry Montgomery
Ed Bowman
J. O. Sexton
Des Moines
G. D. Jones
South Missouri
Mt. Pleasant
See Amusement Excerpt and Local Travel Notes
John Simpson and Ralph Bunce returned home from Momouth Illinois after a visit with friends. Mrs D C Elder left for Chicago to attend Moody Bible Institute conference and visit Beulah home for a few days. Miss Beulah Stewart returned to Des Moines after a brief visit with her parents, Allen and Mrs Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simpson
Ralph Bunce
Momouth
Ill
D. C. Elder
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
Beulah Home
Beulah Stewart
Drake University
Des Moines
Allen Stewart
Miss Laurie Doolittle Returns to Kirksville Teaching Post
Miss Laurie Doolittle, after a week with her mother in this city, left yesterday evening for Kirksville Massachusetts? No, Kirksville Ma where she teaches at the Missouri state normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie Doolittle
Kirksville, Ma
Missouri State Normal School
Always ask for the right leg of a chicken or turkey
A chef explains that fowls roost on the left leg, making it tough and sinewy, while the right leg stays tender and juicy. The advice urges diners to request the right leg for better cooking results.
Local Items Mention Paint Brushes and Relatives
The Fair features paint brushes and wallpaper cleaner at booth number 13. Mrs C K Needham just arrived home from Oskaloosa. Dan Patterson returned to Des Moines after a several days visit with East Second street. S J Boller, formerly Riverside High principal and now a traveling salesman for Independent Biscuit, was in the city today. C O Bailey plans to travel to Rock tomorrow for Mrs Eliza Bailey's funeral. The service is set for 2 pm tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Patterson
Des Moines
East Second Street
S. J. Boller
Riverside High
Independent Biscuit Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fox & Dewey
Vienna
Bert Pierce
Belle Marsden
Brigham
Airdome
Tom Singmaster
Joe Kaufman
Nettie Bryson
Los Angeles
California
Fairfield
Julia Cavendar
C. M. Buchanan
Etna Steck
G. A. Smith
Harrie Horne
Daven+port
H. M. Bicher
Order of Eagies
North Side
Will Harwood
Burlington
Elizabeth Doolittle
Clyde Brown
Doolittle
Mrs. Pearl Gardner
Newton
Blanche McKee Glass
S. G. Magden
Iowa Avenue
M. A. Dauchy
Greer
Troy
The
Frank Bell
Dickson
John Gibson
Valley Junction
John Henry
Clarissa Gibson
George Seaton
Oletha
William Dayton
J. B. Taylor
James Hunter
Ann and
Jane Hunter
Regia
Mary Dautremont
Mary Taylor
Richmond
Kansas
A. J Dawson
W. W. McFarland
Oliver Gray
John Dautremont
P. J. Gardner
Frank L. Wilson
Link Hall
Lettie Menary
Joliet, Ill
Miss Bertha Curran
A. H. Wilcox
Frazee City
Minn
J. M. Walsh
Rev
Weil
Josephine Babcock
Maude Drummond
Vera Eckles
Havre
George Swift
Inez Holden
Wesley Babb
Emma Salterburg
Esther Michels
Dick Henderson
Cotter
Mary Louise Pratt
George Vincent
Henry Rhodes
Lexington
W. M. Fitzwilliams
Laura Cherry
W. L. Statler
A. B. Jones and Son
Arnold
J. B. Rickey
J. P. McCulley
W. E. N. Wilson
Rock Island
W. M. McCammon
Mankato
Mack Horn
Burr Oak
McCammon, Shores
Ralph Smith
New Orleans
Texas
Colorado
W. R. Mount
Kewanee, Ills
J. W. Walker
Moline, Th
Joe Wehr
Iaie
Margaret Row
Opal Romine of
Beatrice Smith
Mary Kennel
Eldon
James Wilson
CG. H. Wilson
Laura Maxwell
Knoxville
Hazel Wilson
Edwin Griffith
Griffith
Benjamin Cherry
City Hospital
Frank Tutrell
Anderson
Louis Hecklinger
Waterloo
C. F. Wabnitz
Hecklinger
J. D. Fulliam
Priscilla Club
A. A. Rynearson
Vincent Sojka
Bessie
Albert Kosnar
Tom Anderson
Alex Miller
Arch McCulley
Alice Wilson
J. B. Crooks
Clara Beacom
Pittsburg
Crooks
W. A. Darling
J. Wise
Kans
Ohio
Windsor
C. K. Needham
C. O. Bailey
Rock
Eliza Bailey
George E. Bailey
Iin
Washington, Iowa
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