Mrs Bauer and Davis Visit Des Moines for Legislature
Mrs J C Bauer and Mrs J C Davis traveled to Des Moines to spend several days with sister Mrs J C Dayton and to attend sessions of the legislature. Milburn McKay returned from Oskaloosa after yesterday’s district teachers convention. Marshall and two Keota children visited Washington with Mr and Mrs Sherman Welch and shopped with Mrs Chatm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Bauer
J. C. Davis
Des Moines
J. C. Dayton
Milburn McKay
Oskaloosa
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Events in Muscatine
Lola Michels returns home from her brother TA Michels in Muscatine after a visit. Betty travels with her. clothing and items sold cheap at a rummage sale Saturday in Lemmon room on east side square. Mrs J.B. I. attended a Philathea class party from Drak ville. Jana depot official meetin reported. Easter candies offered with name printing on eggs at Candy Kitchen. Mr and Mrs Richard Mecher visit Oskaloosa. McCleery attends district position, Mrs McCleery hosted guests. Mrs Bert Pierce returns from Chicago after weeks away. Mrs Caldwell travels to Gerald Bailey. Mrs Bailey visiting Centerville with TM%-eeny beside parents. Notice: last day to pay without penalty. Homemade ice cream flavors advertised at Candy Kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Pierce
Chicago
John Caldwell
Gerald Bailey
Visiters Return From Keols With Local Hosts
Myre Harry Rabenol of Field visiting Washington with Jo Mrs Spencer Reed returned that evening from Keols where she spent a brief stay as guest of Mrs George Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre
Harry Rabenol
Field
Washington
Spencer Reed
Keols
George Mayer
Dill Family Visit and Farm News From Wee Chester
Mr and Mrs Bert Dill and daughter Mae visit Wee Chester to inspect the spring work and house repairs. The note mentions farm talk in Washington county about horses spring work and hogs, with weather predicting showers and storms tonight and 8% thunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Dill
Miss Mae
Wee Chester
Visi
Washington County
Jess Stock
Toni
Local residents visit friends and take spring vacations
Mrs W R Lucky and sons visit Lei ster and Mrs Roy Humston while others travel to Havre Wes tchester Des Moines Aurora NL Havre and Muscatine for vacations. Mr and Mrs Charles Doran welcome a 10 pound son at 1100 East Main Street. Mrs So N Sorrell and children visit Newton with siblings Everette Kumm and Dorothy Thompson. Iola Jettier Health Shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Edgar
Havre
C. C. Chidester
Fairfield
Warhington Bhast
Divans
So N. Sorrell
Hobby
Ruth
Newtom
Sorre'l
Everette Kumm
Dorothy Thompson
Iola Jettier
Putnam and Hendrickson Visit During Spring Vacation
Morning passenger Putnam plans a brief stop in Muscatine for business. Martha Hendrickson visits the home of W. Hendy during the spring vacation, plans to return to her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hendrickson
Jtator
Mr. and M
W. Hendy Stry
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YAN Camp's
Bottle Carsey
Ginger
Hone
Texas
Johason
LOCAL
Lola Michels
TA. Michels
Muscatine
Betty
D. A
Lemmon Room
East Side Square
J.B. I
Drakville
Methodist
Odlander
Jana Depot
Tron
Journal
Brown
W. B. Boller
Wayland
Dr. C. F. Boller
Candy Kitchen
North Side
Bay Candy
The
Washington Cleaners
Richard Mecher
McCleery
Everett Nelswanger
Rex. Hens
Saturda
North Side Squary
Poorslas Achean
Morrett Market
Ional Bank
Yen
Geo
Be Medantel
Graham Theater
Tom Tyler
le Mountain
Babe LaNeal & Co
Thompson’s
St Side Square
Namburger
Bologna
W. R. Lucky
Karnie Earl and Son
Hece
Loretta Miller
Westchester
Harold Miller
Lillian
Marjorie Dunbar
Mrs
Carl Dunbar
Abbie Evans
Des Moi
Dorothy Evans
Dick Edgington
Aurora, NL
Ethel Laughead
Marion Rge, Co. Treas
Tilly
Franklin Wags
Mary Elizabeth
Ural Humbvick
Onner’s Orner
Uy Apple
Ohio
Jenny Wren
Conner
South Side Square
Wilie Long
A. ¥. Putnam
Marion 8
Co. Treas
Lemley & Yard
Washington, Iowa
Federal Penance CO
John Shields & Son
Ster Cleaning
Willie
North Side Cafe
Muroc Dry Lake
California
Washington Motor Company
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