Local visits and social notes from Davenport to Keota
Mrs. EB Page and daughter Stella visited Oscar Page in Davenport on Saturday evening. June Arnold and Eva Harr visited Miss Herr's home in Harper. Merle Hunter of Clayton, visiting her aunt Mrs. Dan Rohrer, went to Keota to attend school this year. White Way Garage advertises tires at low liberal discounts. Duncan of Columbus Junction visited Una Morris. Mrs. J P Leonard of Davenport spent the weekend with the J Reiner family. County teachers at a meeting included Misses Myrtle Ross Carrie Evans Edna Genevieve Klein Mable Long and Mary Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Page
Stella Page
Davenport
Oscar Page
June Arnold
Eva Harr
Harper
Miss Herr
Merle Hunter
Clayton
Dan Rohrer
Keota
Myrtle Ross
Carrie Evans
Ainsworth
Edna and
Genevieve Klein
Mable Long
Mary Gregory
Local notices and social happenings in West Chester area
Community brief listing visits and travels of residents including Chesley family returning home after funeral, Mrs Wright visiting Des Moines via Los Angeles route, and several locals visiting relatives in Marengo Davenport Cedar Falls and Columbus Junction. Also notes for fall term start and local commerce promotions at The New York Store and Stephen Jeweler plus fountain pen ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Wright
Los Angeles
Cal
W. R. Jeffrey
R. G. Vincent
Des Moines
Local residents mingle during Labor Day events and travels
Community notes record Mrs. P W Davidson and daughters visiting Columbus Junction for Labor Day, Miss Mae Colbert returning to Cedar Rapids, and Miss Anne Henderson visiting Ames before heading to West Chester. Other items mention marriage license in Wellman, travels to Delta and Keota, and local visitors in Davenport Burlington Ottumwa Wellman and Wayland with updates on schooling and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Davidson
Flossie, Deleie
Ilya Davidson
Columbus Junction
Thisorning
Anne Henderson
Ames
West Chester
Sunday Visits Gather Family Travellers Across Town
Mr and Mrs Harry Duncan visited the Charles Baker home over Sunday and returned to Ainsworth this morning. Mr and Mrs Edw Christianson and daughter Louise of Burlington stayed last night at the Jake Ramge home and left for Sigourney to visit at the red Sheet home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mickey
Mary Ellen
Burlington
Ella McKinnie
Mrs
Harry
Duncan
Charles Baker
Ainsworth
Edw. Christianson
Louise
Buriington
Jake Ramge
Sigourney
Red Sheet
Local Sinclair Stations Offer Gas at 20.8 Cents
Mr and Mrs Harry Campbell of Crawfordsville Ainsworth welcome a baby girl eight and a half pounds born yesterday. Mrs James A Embree visits Will Green at Keota and Edith Custer returns home to Muscatine after a visit with her mother Mrs John Custer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Campbell
Crawfordsville-Ainsworth
James A. Embree
Will Green
Keota
Edith Custer
Muscatine
John Custer
Community Club Announcements From Local Groups
The Father de lis club meets at Mrs. R G Cherry's home Thursday at 2 p m Regular Post group holds a meeting tomorrow Tuesday at 2 p m A 10 cent social is planned by the ladies of the Christian church in the basement Thursday at 2 p m The Harmony club will meet with Mrs James Swift Wednesday afternoon bring clues The Fortnightly club current events department postpones its Sept 6 meeting with Australia as the topic The Child Study Dept of the Fortnight ly club meets at Mrs W M Keeley Wednesday at 2 30 p m dues are due Miss Potgeter will speak on school nurse plans and aims with open discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father de Lis
R. G. Cherry
Ladies of the Christian Church
Harmony Club
James Swift
Wheelan
Australia
Tele
W. M. Keeley
Another Gypsy Band Leaves Town in Hurry
A second traveling group of Gypsies was rounded up and ordered to move on by local authorities. About fifty people arrived Saturday in a caravan of automobiles but were quickly compelled to quit the town and headed south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kracaw Family Plans Mt. Pleasant School Move
Mrs Harry Kracaw and daughters Norinne Katherine and Hazel prepare to move to Mt Pleasant this week. Norinne attends Iowa Wesleyan college while Katherine and Hazel enter local public schools. Hazel will study elocution. Mr Kracaw and son Everette stay behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kracaw
Norinne
Katherine
Hazel
Mt. Pleasant
Miss Norinne
Iowa Wesleyan College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wes
Frederic Remington
FOX Theatre
Toonerville Follies
Frank Gotch
Haberschmidt
McElhinney Drug Co
Wife
G. C
White Way Garage
Arvilla Duncan
Una Morris
J. P. Leonard
8. J
F. G. Chesley
J. Young
T. C. Davis
Blair
Hebner’s
J. W. Lonergan
Marengo
J. M. Kelly
M. A. Fisher of
Kinross
John Braunhausen
HH. Worley
Kate Ackley
Ott Cavin
H. F. Steck
Rosalia Fisher
Hazel Baker
Velda Adrian
Julia Doud
Chicago
W. F. Glascock
J. Paul Neal
Yale
Mannhardt Bros
William J. Marie
State Air
Knoxville
Edward A Swift
W. A.santel
Eldiene
Arden
St. Louis
Missouri
Myrtle Swift
Walter Lohman
Marl Bickford
Virginia Griffith
Lora Busby
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Marietta Schauf
Quincy, Ill
Frank Fleming
Randolph
Bonnie Kelsey
J. Martin White
Seward White
Humphrey
Cora Masson
State University
Iowa City
D. J. Masson
New York
Rose Norwood
J. H. Young
Col. D. J. Pater
Stephen
North Side Square
Albert White
Rising Sun
Ada Talbott
Centerville
Towa
Mary Greiner
Tama County
Tradec
Sanders & Skipton
McHamara Undertaking Co
Coal and Coke
John Shields & Sons
Dailey’s Taxi
Local and Country Service
Mannhardt
Mae Colbert
Cedar Rapids
Jake Minick
Miss Fortier
Will Dupuis
Keota and
the District Court
Guy Gilbert Weidlein
Nancy Reber
Wellman
C. E. McMullen
Delta
Maggie Pickering
Merle Chacey
Ollie
Edward Pickering
Brown's Tire Shop
C. J. Wilson
Richland
Mrs. Smith
Myrtle Boice
Martha McCreedy
Verna Conrad
Wayland
Nellie Leonard
Minnie Griffin
Ottumwa
8. J. Kellogg
Mr. Kellogg
J. J. Kellogg
W. H. Saville
Kellogg
Wm. J. Lawler
K. C
Henrietta Whittaker
St. Joseph's Academy
Elsie Glassburner
Lytle Bros
Louck & Co
White Way
Sinclair
CSE
Dota
Buddy Lee
C. H. Wagner
Brown’s Tire Shop
Free Tire Delivery Service
G. AL RK
K. Coates
P. C
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