Livingston Couple Return From Visit at Kilgore Home
Twenty years ago today David and Louise Livingston visited the Kilgore home at West Chest Drive Hess x. Weather worded as partly cloudy to warmer. Horse word and top on hogs unclear.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
8
Twenty years ago today David and Louise Livingston visited the Kilgore home at West Chest Drive Hess x. Weather worded as partly cloudy to warmer. Horse word and top on hogs unclear.
Local notices report residents visiting relatives and traveling to events. Jase Campbell plans visits to Washington and relatives in Washington City, with Laffer and Patterson families hosting. Flora Dodds and Mary Briley head to Newton for a young people convention. Florence Fort Dodge and Cedar Rapids visitors are listed among many hometown movements and weekend visits.
Donald Maxwell underwent major operators this week at the Washington county hospital and is reported doing fine. Mrs. Wi Logan visited Ainsworth to stay with her sister Mes Jonnie Walker. Dr Telford and staff at 24 Talley Building hours listed 10 to 2 and 2 to 3 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. George Heil of St Louis are spending the week at their home here. Pred Reid left for Waterloo for school of instruction for the Shrine. Mrs Roy Anderson and Wilma Hitchcock visiting Rock Island for work with Ingram Production Company. Jay Sproat and wife drove to Washington to visit Mrs J K and Mrs Henry Hadaughter. Frances Hadaughter of Pittsburgh started home after visiting Mrs Bailey. Wes H M Richer and Henry Eicher returned for extended visit. C A Kittrall of Water is superintendent of West This, in Washington yesterday on business. James Ney, son of Mr and Mrs Birney, won a new Kissel auto from Witting Harness Shop.
Mrs. Ray Cripp and family return from Jouds Town after two weeks with Mrs Hipp's mother. Jimmy had a tonsil operation in Ottumwa. Fort Ann plans a July 4 ox roast as the feature of the Odd Fellows field day with four days of roasting and four professional ox roasters. Cambridge reports a secret panel burglar in Drayton Hall. London notes excavation at Ashtead villa resuming after rabbit burrow discovery. Franklin IL records an intoxicated man found in Edward Raynow cellar after barrel of apples and hard cider juice.
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