Social visits span Ainsworth and Knoxville
Mrs. Harry Duncan of Ainsworth visits Mrs. M. L. Orris for the day. Mrs. Ed Bell and Mrs. Ed Sullivan travel to Knoxville to spend the day.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1924
Page
8
Mrs. Harry Duncan of Ainsworth visits Mrs. M. L. Orris for the day. Mrs. Ed Bell and Mrs. Ed Sullivan travel to Knoxville to spend the day.
Mrs Leslie Payne and baby Virginia Marie visited her mother Mrs Owen McKevitt in Moline this morning. Mrs L B Wadell of West Chester is spending the day in Washington. Mrs Mack advertises corn removal by phone 304 Roths Childs. Mrs Will Dupuis and daughter Ruth Lucille with Mrs Lee Stewart of Keota went to Davenport to spend the day with Mr Dupuis. Mr and Mrs R L McGugin also went to Davenport to spend the day.
Zinnia Week runs May 8 to 15 offering a free package at Warrens Seed Store. Various local notices include a Miller visiting his mother Mrs Kate Miller and chiropodist Mrs Mack at Rothschilds with price and phone details. Residents from Dawson Nebraska visit Ed Wells family and others in the community.
Mrs Ralph Stevens visited Keola yesterday evening while Airs Emma Bennett spent several days in Crawfordsville. Joe Maxwell returned from Indianapolis after a week with his ailing father 81. J C Nicola of Williamsburg Iowa traveled to Washington for Latta funeral. J M Matthews family left for Oskaloosa after a stay with relatives. Mrs Walter Wilde came from Peoria for Alice Stanhope’s funeral and Grace Anderson of Des Moines with Mrs Claude Hunt of Minnesota plan to attend. Zeno Tinnes Keota shopped in town, Besse Neff Wayland spent the day in Washington.
Mrs. Charles Corette and guest Mrs. Mary Brown with Mere JC Clendinning visited Keota today. Mrs. T. F. Barker returned from the Woman's Home Missionary Society convention of the Methodist church held in North England yesterday.
Iowa City report states May & -Way land Hicks of Brooklyn Iowa earned the University of Iowa intercollegiate conference medal for excellence in scholarship and athletics. He captained this year's baseball team and played on the Hawkeye basketball squad in 1925 Iowa tied Wisconsin for the Big Ten championship honors.
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