Neighborhood Notes West Independence June 18
West Independence notes include Marshall Hice of Webster City working for Sam Allen, Mrs. Kate McComb visiting her daughter Mrs. Ray Kennedy, crops thriving though corn grassy after recent rains, Idle Hour club meeting with Mrs. John Essig, Carl Heins and baby daughter returning from Mercy hospital, John Essig visiting Fred Eggers, Herman Schweppe’s horse killed by a wire fence accident, JH Hartshorn ill with daughter Martha summoned home from Duncombe, John Snell remodeling his farm house, Peter Schmoker adding a east addition, Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs. Jake Jakobson, Clara Mickelson improving, Perry Phillips losing a brood mare to lightning.
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West Independence
Marshall Hice
Webster City
Sam Allen
Kate McComb
Ray Kennedy
Idle Hour Club
John Essig
Carl Heins
Mercy Hospital
Fred Eggers
JH. Hartshorn
Martha
Duncombe
John Snell
Peter Schmoker
Ladies Aid
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Jake Jakobson
Clara Mickelson
Perry Phillips
Homer Social Notes Highlight Local Events and Visits
Homer residents share news of visitors including Mrs Carrie Rehnblom from Seattle and Miss Esther Naylor from Stratford. Church groups stage Children Day programs and lawn socials while Mrs Ida Wise Smith speaks in Homer and heads to Fort Dodge. Funeral services are held for Mrs Dick Kennedy. the community notes illnesses appearances and a family visit from Colesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Rehnblom
Seattle
Wash
Stanhope
Christian S. S
Baptist
S. 8S
Esther Naylor
Near Stratford
Clarence Boynton
Ida B. Wise-Smith
Homer
Fort Dodge
Dick Kennedy
Webster City
Christian Church
L. H. Souis
Graceland
Kennedy
Blairsburg Gossip Highlights From Weekend Visits
A whirlwind of callers and visits fills Blairsburg as J H Streveler of Waterloo and numerous Webster City and Kamrar residents stop by homes. Socials include ice cream at the opera house, a June 19 concert, and many relatives and friends traveling to Des Moines, Fort Dodge, and Colfax. A newborn arrival at the Streveler home and operations at Mercy hospital are noted amid a flurry of neighborly activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Streveler
Waterloo
W. J. Streveler
Ed Cooper
Williams
Clara Christenson
Kamrar
Pelz
I. W. Schroeder
Webster City
Francis Powers
Grace Fisher
Des Moines
R. J. Fisher
Sac City
Wm. Scott
Chas. Vaughan
Alden
Berty Sayre
Fort Dodge
Geo. Bryles
Hallie Arbergast
Woodrow Read
Rachel Hale
Roy Martin
Mercy Hospital
Buster Brown
Tige
McNee & Sons
L. B. Rogers
F. C
J. C. McNee
Philathea Bible Class
Opera House
A. C. Nelson
Jens Ulrickson
Jewell
C. P. Christenson
Christenson
Lola McCollough
R. C. McCollough
James and
Grove
Selah Mitchell
L. S. Woolsey
Helen Woolsey
Lawrence
Kansas
J. H. Shafer
West Walnut Street
Dr. Dysart
Pleasant Hill Community Notes and Local Visits
Pleasant Hill reports a well attended Children’s Day program at the schoolhouse. Misses Elsie Humble and June Berryhill attend summer school in Webster City. Mrs. Guy Rutledge and daughter and Ella Anderson visit at the John Anderson home. Anna Pleigger returns from Webster City. Allen Park’s new house nears completion. Mr. Tandy arrives from Illinois for summer with the Park family. Mrs. Roy Adams visits sister Mrs. Geo. Schweppe who has been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Miller
Jewell
C. S. Howard
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Los Angeles
California
Angus McLaughlin
W. W. Douglas
West First Street
McLaughlin
Blue Earth
Minnesota
Art Alexander
Amelia
Mabel Olson
Anna Christenson
Viggo Christenson
Myrtle Gustuson
C. G. Gustuson
Des Moines
D. I. Martin
Mason City
A. J. Bish
Martin
Marshalltown
Mary Willner
Waterloo
Julia Willner
Charles Hamsher
Alice Hamsher
Oakland
C. J. DeFrance
West Third Street
J. C. McNee
Blairsburg
C. A. Garlock
Jack
James Hoyt
Plover
Cedar Falls
Elston F. .King
Grinnell
C.h.kamphoefner
Winterset
C. H. Currie
Grinnell College
Kathryn Wickware
Salt Lake City
Charles Kuhn
Outing Club
Fort Dodge
Jack Clancy
Joseph Kuhn
C. W. Stafford
W. B. Kearns
Familly
Lola Graham
Oregon
Graham
Percival
Dar Falls
Hughes
Minneapolis
Vernie Doty
Sumner
Washington
Frank M. Doty
M. J. Butler
Anna Butler
Tara
Kathleen
R. C. Valentine
E.hk. Valentine
John P. Anderson
Chicago
The
Congregational Church Building Society
Arthur Metcal
E. Edwards
Kathryn Stafford
I. B. Stafford
Colfax
Elsie Humble
June Berryhill
Webster City
Guy Rutledge
Ella Anderson
John Anderson
Anna Pleigger
Allen Park
Stanhope Chautauqua Set for June 22 to 28
Local notes mention visits by C N Riley and family to H E Riley in Sioux Falls and G T Read family gatherings. Doctor McFarland and wife traveled to Fort Dodge while G H Dick and wife attended a graduation in Iowa City for Leo Dick. Belle Branch returned from a visit near Saratoga as Stanhope prepares for a seven day Chautauqua from June 22 to 28 promising entertainment for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Riley
Sioux Falls
H. E. Riley
Ben Read
Will Read
G. T. Read
Doctor McFarland
Fort Dodge
G. H. Dick
Iowa City
Leo
School of Dentistry
Delbert Rush
Belle Branch
Geo. Groves
Saratoga
Local Health Notes And Reunions In Briefs
Dr. T B Larrabee returns home fully recovered and ready to treat patients. Harry H Hoyt comes back from Plover Iowa after retrieving a car left there on an overland trip. Fred Herfurth of Waterloo visits for the wedding of Miss Mabel Ludlow and Mr. David Thompson. Mr and Mrs I W Hyatt attend a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Snow
Kamrar
F. ©. Brown
Pennsylvania
New York
R. W. Clark
Crooked Creek
Des Moines
Jesse Homan
Lucy
R. W. Ho- Homan
Corning
Homan
Ethel Swanson
G. C Brandenburg
Julia Swanson
Boulder
Colorado
Frank Snook
Mankato
Minnesota
B. F. Snook
Ella Burleson
T. B. Larrabee
Harry H. Hoyt
Plover
Iowa
Fred Herfurth
Waterloo
Mabel Ludlow
David Thompson
I. W. Hyatt
Social dance events mark season closings in Ames and Elmo
About thirty five couples enjoyed a Tuesday night dance at the outing club home with Ames college orchestra. Royal Neighbors hosted a Wednesday night dance in Elmo hall with the DeFrance four piece orchestra and ice cream and cake served. The Social Circle club held its last meeting of the year at Mrs John Gregory near Flugstad on June 17 with officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles McPhilips
John L. Richardson
Sherman Lake
John Gregory
Dave Gregory
S. D. Welch
Agnes Lynch
Marcella
Jean McPhilips
Raymond Blue
Ames College
Elmo Hall
DeFrance
Flugstad
Official Chicago Markets Report From E. W. Wagner Co
Hogs estimated 16 000 with open steady and close 5 to 10 cents higher top 8 42. Cattle 1000 open strong close strong at 9 35. Sheep 10 000 open steady close steady at 6 15. Hogs estimated for tomorrow 10 000 and yesterday’s leftovers 4163. Hogs managed by H M Sharpe. Office over Isis Theatre. Phone 340.
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Chicago
E. W. Wagner & Co
Isis Theatre
Wheat tone improves as old crop supplies shrink
Chicago reports firmer wheat due to overseas firmness and small old crop outlook for July 1. Bears pause and markets look steady for a few days. Cool North American weather persists. Cash corn demand weak for a week. Argentine supply crowding the sea board. Oats in Illinois Indiana Missouri and Ohio show weak reports. Corn appears high but may dip if cash demand stays soft. BE Wagner & Co.
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Chicago
North America
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Ohio
BE. W. Wagner & Co
Local Market Prices And Grain Quotes From The Market
Readable market notes show wheat and corn prices with scrambled OCR. Shelled corn quoted around sixty cents per bushel and oats about sixteen to twenty cents, with other grains and seeds listed in varying figures.
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Neighborhood Notes
West
Fremont
Stratford
Mabel Yalls
Dennis Tyler
Iowa Falls
E. O. Woodruff
Tyler
Marie Caquelin
Woolstock
Ramona Huddleston
Bascom, Huddlestun
S. K. Virtue
Kate P. Martin
Dubuque
L. E B. Buell
Detroit
Mich
Clarence Barr
Georgie Zeitler
Edgewood
Virtue
Ida Nelsen
Randall
Nelsen-Hotchkiss
Parkland
Merle Smith
Olga Tynning
Glenn Best
W. T. Baxter
George Dye
George S. Neel
Louie Cantonwine
John Seeley
Leila Hughes
Zola Graham
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
M. L. Henderson of
Rosalind Cook
Wlairsburg
Hallie Buzick
Mrs. I. W. Tiyatt
W. C. Johnstone
Maylou
Audrey
University Park
Oskaloosa
J. C. Miller
G. W. Miller
Arlene Sparks
State Teacher's College
Pleasant Hill
H. M. Sharpe
N. F. Christensen
Kossuth Co
Irvington
Algona
Ellen Tarrant
Col. S. W. Neill
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