Hanning Family Visits Windom Residents then Heads to Curryville
Mr and Mrs FP WW Hanning and children of Windom Minnesota visited the Peter Wittrie home last evening and started for Curryville Missouri to visit Mrs Widtfield Davis and Mrs Griff Davis en route home from Columbus Junction where they attended the eisteddfod. Alex Miller will speak on Neighborliness at the fox hunt in Keosauqua after last week’s Unionville event. The Presbyterian annual rummage sale is set for October 16 20 in the room south of K K K. Mrs G L Davieon visits Fairfield relatives. Bridges Milliners advertise stamped sets for children and various sewing needs at 81 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. Hanning
Windom
Minnesota
Peter Wittrie
Curryville
Missouri
Alex Miller
Keosauqua
Will
Unionville
Local residents and visitors mingle in Town
The column lists a flurry of local moves visits and travels. Attorney Charles Patterson of Seattle plans to stay with his wife Carla next week while retaining property nearby. Several residents journey to Des Moines, Muscatine, or Columbus Junction for business or family reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Patterson
Seatle
Carw
Visitors From Mansfield Share Keota and Nearby Visits
Mr and Mrs O McFarland of Mansfield Ohio arrive and plan time at the homes of Mr and Mrs S M Pulver and Fred Mangold along with Keota relatives. Ezra Pulver of Salt Lake City arrives to visit his cousin S M Pulver and will go to Keota to see more relatives. Mrs Rosina White of Crawfordsville returns home from Columbus Junction after attending a cited event. Irene Menefee returns to Keota after visiting Gladys Witterman. Gladys accompanies her for the weekend. Merle Loue and Mary Ellen travel to Eldora to visit Mrs Lytle’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O' McFarland
Mansfield
Ohio
S. M. Pulver
Fred Mangold
Keota
Ezra Pulver
Salt Lake City
M. Pulver
Local visits and greetings fill weekend in town
Faye Wilson arrived from Ainsworth to visit this weekend. Mrs. Don McCall and children of Havre came to visit at Mr. and Mrs. L. S. McAvoy’s home. Mrs. J. E. Cowger of Burtlington visited Mrs. L. R. Shilling. Grenadine Lundquist and Irene Holmes of Crawfords Ville shopped. Leslie Zeck's party went to Winfield. Hergie Larsen of Detroit is here due to his father L. J. Larsen’s serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McCall
Havre
J. E. Cowger of
Burtlington
L. R. Shilling
Grenadine Lundquist
Irene Holmes
Crawfords. Ville
Ergie Larsen
Detroit
Mich
L. J. Larsen
Hergie
Henry Ford
Wrought Iron Bridge Lamps Drop In Price At Store
A store advertises Wrought Iron Bridge Lamps as popular with customers and notes they are priced very low. The message invites shoppers to see the lamps and mentions a top price paid for homes with weather and tomorrow turning cloudy.
Local residents make weekend travels and visits
Mrs. James McFarland returned from Des Moines after a visit with her son. Miss Myrtle Macon spends the weekend at her home. Mrs. Wayne Rash of Keota returned after visiting her sister in Washington. Miss Irene Davie came back to Keota. Mrs. S. Adams and Mrs. C. J. Footer of Moline visited Rush Newick and L. Cunningham. Drvid Keliger travelled to Fairfield to visit his mother. Mrs. Keliver visits her parents in Newton and plans to join Mr. Keltner later for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Keltner spent the summer at Lake Okoboji. Rev. T. Campbell rode through here to Fairfield this morning. Rev. Crapbet returned from a Keokuk Sunday School talk. Dariene Powell went home to Keota this morning and attends school here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Rash of
Keota
A. D. Sanders
Washington
S. Adams
C. J. Footer
Moline
Jos
Rush Newick
L. Cunningham
Drvid Keliger
Fairfield
To. Campbell
Hev. Crapbet Lo
Keokuk
Dariene Powell
Long Ago Nostalgia Notes on Costs and Breweries
Long, Long Ago continues noting WHl cost around 4560 with modular pieces usable in any room. The Muscatine jail’s upkeep is described as burdensome and the piece hints at savings. Olden Days mentions Trimple and Co brewing about 30 barrels daily at the city brewery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Trimple and Co
Etty Brewery
Dream of a Honest Subscribership and Paid Bills
A vivid image portrays a dream in which every subscriber steps forward to settle their bill. Each person carries a look of honesty and smiles brighten their eyes as they pass by the stamps while a chorus asks, how's that for nigh.
The Cycle of Games and Shinney’s Decline
A fragmented passage notes Tev’s games fading as shinney ends. It mentions boys stepping forward in new ways, likening their steps to stilts and wooden legs, suggesting changing play styles and childhood rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tev
Gamin
Teachers Institute Sparks Jubilant Washington Welcome
Sooany handsome girls in Washington last week delighted observers at a teachers institute. President Eldridge, praised for taste, faced a tumult of eyes and a brilliant spectacle. Mr and Mrs Wilson Jr hosted a reception for Mayor Charles H Wilson and bride with about 150 invitations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eldridge
Institute
Singing Class Organized For Juveniles At School House
Mr T L Pay organized a juvenile singing class last Saturday to be held at the school house near Squire Henderson's home. Parents see value as public schools do not teach music. Elementary principles will be taught to suit youngsters understanding. A class for adults will be formed by Mr P next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Pay
Squire J. A. Henderson
Call Delivers First U P Church Pastoral Assignment
A notice reports Rev. W. C. Williamson accepted the pastorate of the First U P Church. He is a young married man of noted talents. The item also mentions a wedding between John Pearson and Nan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. Church
W. C. Williamson
Nan
John Pearson
Utterbach Wedding Noted With Rice Cake Gift
The couple Utterbach were married last Thursday in front of about eighty witnesses. A basket of rice cake and a bottle of Concord wine, made by the groom, were presented as gifts, described as the best wine tasted in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Utterbach
Lowa
Town of Old Lavoye Revived Three Miles Away by Court
Sheridan Wyoming October 3 The town of Old Lavoye once an oil boom center with $3 000 000 in annual business and $775 000 property value has vanished leaving only grease stained derricks Now a new Lavoye sits three miles away with some buildings moved intact others torn down or rebuilt The 1920 homestead claim by Joseph Lavoye sparked a rapid oil field town relocation amid Salt Creek field boom and court action to redraw the town site
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
Old Savaye
Old Lavoye
Lavoye
Wyoming
Joseph Lavoye
Salt Creek
Lavaye
Townspeople Revolt Over Oil Rights near Lavoye
Oil interests underlie the townsite as Ohio Oil Company seeks to drill a main corner. After protracted court fights and appeals to Washington, Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy ruled the townsite belonged to the oil company and ordered evacuation. The shift sparked unrest as a new town rose cleaner but poorer, while Old Lavoye still yields black gold with no share for its founder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Oil Company
Savaye
Washington
T. Blake Kennedy
Teapot Dome
Harry Sinclair
Oil Company
Lavoye
Old Lavoye
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Uae
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Imelode
Pridars
KB. Grown
Carl Hedges
Columbus Junction
Ethel Stacy
Urichton
J. Huston of
Crawfordeville
Everett Kracaw
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs
Harry Kracaw
Juanita Reese
Crawfordsville
Oscar Muaghs
Frank Orles
J. M. Speer
Theodore Oriez
Palrmont
Johnson's Grocery
Freeda Fisher
Bellevue Hospital
Carl Fister
H. F. Storgohann
Des Moines
Storgohann
Hugh Arthur
Patoka
Phone & White Yard Co
F. W. Bower
Schuyler Livingston
Charlie Thomas
Minneapolis
White Yard Co
Lil+ Morehaus
San Diego
California
Morehaus
Palencia
Beatrice Annis
Iowa City
Adela Chapman of
Cyrus Chapman
Mildred Wrenn
J. MM. Moore
Sicourner
Tere
Lucy Benz
Cedar Pally
WW M Pharmer
Lucille
West Chester
Ruth Annis
Town City
Willa Miller
Chicago
Max
Teii
Mies
Huston
Crinnell Cirls Glee Club
Mrsa. Roward Hotle
L. Bible
Ed Bambrick
Vivian Grove
Mazic lHlerning
Adam Myers
William
Jane Grey
Mon
Ture
Alan Yorks
Wey
Warner Bang
Macon
Iowa
Mra
Rosina White
Crawfordavile
Cox Motor Co
Mise
Irene Menefee
Gladys Witterman
Gladys
Merle Loue
Mary Fllen
Eldora
Mrs. Lytle
Taazi
Tevi
Cal
J. C. Cannon
Colorado Springs
Kazach
BY Theorge
Netlhinney Drug Co
Faye Wilson
Ainsworth
Pridgees Millinery
Leslie Zeck
Winfield
James McFarland
Myrtle Macon
Irene Davie
Keéota
The
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
John Shields & Sons
Ross Tans
Chrysler
Hugh A. Piper
Sead St
NEA
New lLavaye
Judge T. Blake Kennedy
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