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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-23
MANCHESTER CENTER.

Mrs. A. n. Botsford IL in Brat
tlcboro this week attending the D.
A. Il, convention.
Mr. aud Mrs A. b, Marsden are
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. T. G.
iaker of lIoosick Falls, ~ Y.
Mrs. s. s. Clemens has had as
guests recently Mrs. Carr of Tuck
thoe. n. v. and Miss Cummings OF
Albany. ~ Y.
The congregations of the Bap-
bst and Methodist churches will
hold union service Sunday morn
Ing IN the Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs Bernard McLaugh-
lin left Wednesday morning .oi New
York city, going down on the all
rail excursion.
Mr. aud Mrs. Alvin Waters re-
Gently entertained the venerable o.
u. Iiadwin OF Dandy. MIR. Hadwin 4
well along into the nineties and a
remarkably well preserved man
The new sidewalk from Judge
Munsen's to this village is well un-
Ter way and finished as far as Mr.
Eddy's. This Is fine piece of work
and will prove godsend TO all who
are obliged 10 walk between the
lagos.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Jackson
Of Detroit. Mich. we're recent guests
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. A. b, Marsden. Mr..
Jackson ia the writer OF the base
bali articles for the Detroit Tri-
bune.
The announcements OF the mar
rage OF Miss Bertha Smith, the man
ager ~ the local telephone station.
to Leon Il. Wiley Of Manchester Wiz
lage. at the home OF Miss Smith IN
Middlebury. W. on the goth. have
3een received.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-23
NORTH POWNAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Peake We're
in SALISBURY last week.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Peake Were
in SALISBURY last week.
Assistant Judges C. b. Kent oil
Dorset and C. A. Perry OF Readsborc
were in town last week.
Miss Florence Moore, one OF
the town teachers, spent Sunday al
her home in Bennington.
Edward Pettibone and Miss Mir
ME Slavery are attending Bliss Bust
ness College at North Adams.
Miss Mary E. Parker, Mrs. G
r. Parker and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Parker have returned from Boston,
coming In their new Chandler Six
touring car which they have just
purchased.
DIR. Everett II. Potter Of this
village is receiving congratulations
upon having been appointed senator
for Bennington County by Governor
Fletcher to fill out the unexpired
term Of the late Norman Madison Of
Glastonbury
William Russell, our efficient
road commissioner, has just done a
fine piece OF work In the dugway
near the Y, cutting away the brush,
widening the curve and straighten-
ing the road. II has long been 8
dangerous point. but u now greatly
The recent death of Mrs. Alice
Niles. wife Of f. l.. Niles, at the
age Of 40 years, was great sorrow
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-23
District Nurse Fund.

The work Of canvassing for thu
District Nurse Fund goes on steadi
y in spite of wind and weather an,
Of other things which claim the in
terest OF the community.
Mrs. Henry Nido made twenty-five
calls in East Manchester and receiy
ID contributions for the fund from
the following persons Mrs. Delberi
Kent, Mrs Lyman Paine, Mrs Clar-
enee Fleming, Mrs. Thomas Niles
Mrs. A. X. Gaudette, Mrs. Harry
Davis, Mrs H. Nido, Mrs. Irving
Fleming and Mrs. Myron Jones
Several people were away from
home when called upon and some
other contributions were promised.
A contribution from Mrs. Henry
Wyman of the West Road is also
acknowledged, which has been sent
in since Miss Provan's canvass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-23
WEST ARLINGTON.

Fred II. Farnham was In Shafts
bury one day last week
Raymond Poor was in Cam
ridge, N. Y, last Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Conlin spent few
days in Manchester returning Sun
day.
Mrs. ]. c. Poor is very i'll, her
sister, Miss Anna Hover, of Cam
bride, N. Y, is taking care OF her.
Jerome Hill, wife and son q
Sunderland, and Charles yelling
and wife of Jacksonville, N. ~ we've
at u. b. Harrington's Sunday.
Coc Farnham, who has been
working out for two weeks past,
returned to his home here Saturday.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
II. q. Buck last Thursday. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. +. q.
Farnham.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-23
New Features of the Vermont State
Corn Show,

Hardly day passes without the
addition of some new feature or de-
tail to the program of the Third
Annual Vermont state Corn Show To
be held in the mammoth Kennedy
Arena, Windsor, Nov 5-6-7. The
! State Agricultural college viii make
a large and comprehensive exhibit
of the work carried on at the Col
lege and Of their plans for the new
extension service over the state.
Ii1arold l.. Bailey of the State De
partment OF Agriculture, in charge
of the Insect Suppression, viii have
an interesting exhibit also.
The Corn Show will feature again
the "Thetford Kitchen" exhibit
which will be much enlarged over
last year The work Of the "Kitch-
en" is an idea that has already gain
ed for itself countrywide attention
and commentator. The women q
all New England viii want to SO
this part OF the show at least
Another feature for the women
will be the cooking demonstrations
and talks % be given BY z rcf
Bertha NJ Terril, Dean Of the DO
nestle Science Dept Of the Uniger
sity Of Vermont, and her assistants,
In special department six OF
eight oranges will make displays
that win be worth seeing.
While corn viii remain king and
the prospects are that there VIII b
lot OF good corn shown, the de-
partments for apples and potatoea
are receiving many entries, which
viii make the exhibition an Interest
ing land show
fha geaefai program will ineludt
addresses By noted experts 0m corn
poultry, farm-management. agrieul
tural Improvement and community
befteFmeuf. special music. corn
products restaurant and iustructlT
moving pictures, all arranged 70
with desire 70 make the corn I
show as instructive and entertainin
az possible With all fakir shows
etc. eliminated
Changers. Farmers. Teacher
and Girls may have a program and 4
premium list by sending their ad
dreess 70 Secretary A. O. Hurd
White River Junction. VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-23
N.,I,rH DORSET

Mis- HELEN a.ane o. Manchester
Center has been visiting relatives
here aud ia Dandy
The funeral q Mr. Ne1ou
Brisan. who had been III TOR iue
time WAS held az the house last
Thursday Rev p a. bradford
preached very able sermon and lu
terment was IN the family plol ~
Whitney hlll Mr. Brison was born
IN Canada but had lived nearly an
his life II the United States, having
been a soldier IN the Civil War He
leaves son IN Massachusetts .
daughter ia Wallingford. W., and
one daughter, Mrs. Napoleon Rivet,
BY his, So cund wife.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-23
EAST DORSET.

q r. Sexton was in Rutland
| Monday on business.
Sherman Nichols of Dorset is a
guest at @. t. Sections
Miss Mabel Brophy of Manches-
ter was at her home here over sun
day
Mrs. Jane W. Ames dined with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Nadeau on Fri
day last.
Mrs. Gilbert Billings Is III at
the home OF her sister. Mrs. Ward
Becker.
Mrs VIM. Gennette OF Rutland
Is visiting her sister. Mrs John De
Jordy.
Mr. and Mrs. Paris Of wallIug-
ford called at J T.. Buffum's Sat
urday.
- NJ Bebee was In SALISBURY
over Sunday, guest Of John Hunt
lngton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and child
rem Of Manchester visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Livingston Sunday.
Misses Mabel Taylor and MIN
ME Dunn Of Manchester were call
ing ON friends here Friday
Mrs. O e Coping, who has
been visiting friends Ia Boston. re-
turned home last saturday
~. A. Nadeau was IN scottsyiile
Monday where he set two monu-
ments Ia the cemetery.
Mrs. Alice Benson. who has
been Ia Chester for several weeks,
RET arned home last Friday.
The infant son Of Judge Edward
Griffith. who has been seriously I'll, /
Al present writing i much better
Miss Mabel Roweli Is at her
home here. after Spreading the sum
ner with Mrs Willard 10 MsnchN
Ter. 4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-23
The Marble
Savings Bank
Rutland, Vermont

OFFICERS.
John N. Woodfin, President,
Charles Il. Ross, Nice-Presidcnt,
John j. Murphy, Treasurer,
Lathrop IL. Baldwin, Asst. Treasurer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-23
The Toggery Shop Hard's Drug Store

accompanied BY four Odd Fellows
from Rgtland The funeral services
were held Sunday and the inter
meni Was IN the cemetery az the
Center Mr.. Goodell was mason
by trade He was a past grand OF
Hope Lodge OF Odd Fellows and had
always taken an active part Ia IN
affairs Of the local lodge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-23

Mn X. NJ ghattnck, who hai
heel here Tor some time past az
slSslnr 10 caring Tor Miss Marih.
shattusk. left the last part o. th'
weeA for her home accompanied b.
Miss ghattuek. who win make AZ
extended visit with her brothers
family IN Buffalo
lion and Mrs Robert r. Il
cola entertained ex.Presideut ant
Mrs Vim. n. Taft and Mr.. and Nr
chas b. iiiiies al luncheon on Fri
day last The Taft party we're o.
their way 20 Rutland where Mr.. Tai
made an address at the centennial
exercises at the Congregations
church there.
Hubert H0sley Of this village
and Miss Margaret Quirke OF New
York CITY were married at eight
O'Clock Tuesday morning by Rev.
Fr H. Kelly At st. Paul's church.
Mr. and Mrs Hosley will go 10 houG
keeping az once in Edward Hanley' 3
tenement house on Prospect st.
Advertised Letters October 20.
olto Barr, James s. Campbell, Mrs.
Fayal Clarke. Mrs. A. Cohn, c. G..
Downy, Miss NJ. Durean. Mrs. J. S.
Evans. Peter j Fellows, Tommy
Chester Guild, Mrs
Lawrence Hurlbert. Mrs, D. Porter,
Albert Putnam, Mrs. Annie May Stan
ton. Edward n. simms, a. Whlgren.
fbe Mark skinner Library will
give moving picture entertain
ment for the benefit OF the book
fund on Monday evening. Oct. q
Only one performance. Extra
Mary Stuart three real drama
Other subjects announced later.
Eight p. NJ. Admission 25c. adv
Mrs. o. w. Cushman and son
Leon motored here from New York
Wednesday OF last week, making the
rip ia one day. They were guests I
Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Boynton. They
returned TO New York City on FRI
lay morning and were accompanied
" Mrs. Mary Il. Way, Mrs Cush-
mans sister, who will spend the
49, with Mrs. Cushman in Engle-
wood. n. J. Mrs. Perley Winchester
yho had been visiting friends la |
Center for several week..
lso returned with the party. They |
taking two days for
he trip.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-23
Important Missionar, Meetings.

Attention Is called TO the interest
ing and important Conferences in col
neetion with the United Mlssionar.
Movement which are 10 be held q
Manchester Center on Saturday sun
day aud Monday next The speaker
who are coming include such men a
Rev. w. A. Davidson, u, D.. Rev
Dillon Bronson, y. d., Rev. p. II
Lerrigo, Rev. c. c. Merrill and 9th
ers. The general program is as fol
lows
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 25th.
1880 At Methodist Church, IA
Address presenting the Mis-
sionary Problem In State
Nation and World
s:15, We Can II We VIII "Ad-
dress outlining our great
resources In Men, Money
and Prayer.
SUNDAY MORNING, Oct, 10th
This morning several OF
the pulpits viii be occupied
by members of the Delega-
ton.
SUNDAY EVENING.
1880. DO not miss The Mass
Meeting at the Opera
House. There will be fine
music, and stirring popular
addresses by members OF
the Delegation,
MONDAY MORNING, Oct 9th,
1920. At the Baptist Church
there will be Frank Dis
cussion of the Difficulties
of the Kingdom Work.
1890. Dinner-and in the after
noon Organization Of EXten
sion Work job fol
Brains, Demonstration OF
Mission Study Glass, Every
Member Canvass ,-folio9-
ed by Prayer period, ant
an address on "The Minis
try. Of Love, "Womens
Work for the World etc,
etc.
All meetings free and everyone
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-23

% her friends and relatives She
wa. : daughter q Mr. ard Mrs. Mel
sca lohn@on, and was q native Of
P0wual She war CREST workef
~ the liaptist char . q Nhich she
was memher ter ha hand and
one son, HAIRY Niles survive her
also three stepchlidren and two bro
fher.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-23
SOUTH DORSET.

"A good rain struck here Satur
day night.
John Eastman Of Rutland was
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. w
Phelps last week.
John Mcnamara has his hous,
near Chas. Phelps place well along
He Is doing a good job.
VIM Il Tully is adding new
rooms to his house which will great.
ly improve his place.
Mr.. and Mrs, Merritt C. Phelps
Of Hartford, Conn, We're week end
guests at their home here.
Edwin LeFeyre In putting out
a lot OF mmoney in improvements
around his fine old stone house on
the West Road.
Springs never were as low as
at the present time. Unless we
have lot OF rain and an open win
ter water famine is near at hand.
Mrs. A. s. Goodwin. who has
been caring for her mother. Mrs.
Chas. w. Phelps, for the past six
weeks, has returned TO her home in
Fitchburg. Mass
Now that summer is over and
most of the autos are gone. would
II not be a good plan to fill up
the mud holes at the water troughs,
pick up and rake out the small
stones in the road. open up the.
side bitches and get ready for win
ter.
Our old friend Hapgood seems
to have an unusual cross spell when
he wrote that little squib for the
Journal last week He ought to
have been at the fair and seen Il
first sight, because the fair was rea,-
ly good one and he missed good
time by not attending. Be sure and
attend next year Happy, we will
show you around.
The, Vermont Marble Co. has
a large gang OF men with teams
stripping large surface Of the earth
IN the Plato Quarry. preparatory to
getting out that valuable marble |
That looks good and we hope soon
% hear the chug chug of the ma
Quite a few of the old
men are back to work already.
Talk about the scarcity of APP
lles, you ought to see the heaps
going to the Legare mill. but its
he only cider mill in the valley
his year. All along the hills APP
lies of the cider variety seem to be
quite plenty.
The gay and festive doe deer
ire again raiding +. H. Vests
'oung orchards. eating up the
'oung trees even In the day time.
Three old does seem to live in the
and are not afraid, being
IS tame as sheep, but they easily
imp up hill the ten foot fence
hat surrounds the orchards. Our
avs allow the shooting OF a crow
hat does no harm, but an old dry
Zoe can live by eating up orchards
nd Is protected. Mr.. West got
300 deer damage last year. What
| will be this year is a problem.
me thing is certain, you can't grow
pple trees and deer on the same
and the same year
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GEORGE c. HOWE GEORGE oRvls
Room Plans. etc, at
Equinox House

Miss Elsie Green of Rutland at
tended the Grange dance last Fri
day night, returning home on Mon
! day
Miss Helen Bowen remained
over on this side OF the town till
Saturday morning 20 enjoy the
dance.
Mrs. j. X. Griffith spent Fri
day in Rutland and Saturday visited
her aunt, Mrs j NJ. Bourn. in Man
hester Depot.
Miss Ethel A. Roberts, who has
BEEN spending several months at
Dr. Cochrane's, returned to her hons
in New York City Monday.
There will be a Grange Social
At Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Nadeau's this
Thursday evening. All the Changers
and their families are invited,
"A large flock of wild geese
were seen on the pond at the So.
Village Sunday. They flew south
ward. and according to tradition this
means colder weather.
FOR SALE The house and lot
belonging to the T. M. Torrey es-
late on the east road of East Dor
set Village. Also 300 acres noun
tain land.
Address NJ. +. HERRlCK,
27-2w. North Dorset, Vt.
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Flug'stad.

Leslie and David Harris were
business visitors at Webster City
Thursday.
will Strouse returned Friday from
Rantoul, H., where he has been Wis
iting friends. He will make his
home ON a farm south of here.
Mrs, e, c. Hahne of Cass Center
is visiting with her mother. Mrs.
Mary Harris, this week.
Olaf Handohl, H. Hedrick, and
Fred Balsey were business callers at
the county seat Friday.
Mrs. d. Cooter visited Sunday at
the D. S. Darnell home at Cass Cen
ter
A valentine party was held at the
Orville Miller home Thursday night.
All present report a fine time.
G.. Fl. and David Huff are business
visitors at Webster City today.
Several from here are attending
the F. A Ruddlestun sale today.
Feb. 18th.
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East Independence.

Mrs. Miles McPhillips, who has
has been i'll with the grip, is able to
be UP again.
Miss Della Rigdon visited at the
H. R. Busing home few days the
past week
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Bauer and chill
dren were Sunday visitors at Sher-
man Lakes.
VIM. Weir has been delivering
corn this week
The Social Circle club met We'd
nesday with Mrs Reinhardt
Herman Seiser and family arrived
here Friday from Minnesota. where
they have been living the past few
years.
The members of the Breeze Hill
ladies aid society met with Mrs.
Meeks on Thursday to spend the
day, before Mrs Meeks' removal
from the farm to her home in Web
ster City.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-02-18
West Fremont.

Mrs. Tom McManas returned to
her home at Industry Sunday after
spending the past week at the home
of her brother, Joe Mcdonald.
Charley Tolen made the purchase
of new Ford car last Saturday.
John Severson and family spent
Sunday at the Earl Larson home.
The little seventeen months OLD
boy of Mr.. and Mrs. August Beck is
very sick with pneumonia.
Roy VanWinkle and family and
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Maricle of Dun
combe spent Sunday at the Ar,
Schneider home.
A number of our young people at
tended the masquerade ball at Wool
stock last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pressler enter
tanned a company of friends last Sat
urday evening at progressive
euchre party. Delbert Smell wor
the prize for receiving the mos
marks. A lunch was served at mid
night.
Feb. II.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-02-18
West Cass Center.

Mrs Clyde Eahne was visiting at
the Samuel Sampson home in Web
ster City last week.
The measles went the rounds here
last week
Charley Studley and Lowell How
ard of Webster City were business
visitors here Saturday.
B. w Wilkinson and family will
move from the W. H. Boak farm to
their new farm near Renwick next
week.
Charley Smith was a business Wis
itor at Webster City Saturday.
Ross Mesecher, an Ames college
student, visited Sunday at the home
OF his parents.
Feb. IT,
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-02-18
Personal Briefs

Anton Stark Of Wheaton, ILL.,, is
visiting his brother, B. j. Stark and
family, of Fremont township. Mr..
Stark is member of the city coun-
ell of Wheaton and has been visit
ing cities in Iowa and also Ames
college. inspecting the filter bed sys-
tenn of sewer tile. He speaks very
highly of the work at Ames college.
Joe Leopold of Mason City is in
town for a couple days visit with
his mother and other relatives.
Max Stark and sister, Miss An
Meta, OF Fremont township, and Wis
iting relative, Anton Stark OF
Wheaton, H., spent Sunday with
friends in Fort Dodge.
Mrs. Cora Pellersells went to
Waterloo yesterday for visit with
her sister.
w C.. Wilson was 4 business
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citation. He has place on the pro-
gram tomorrow. From there he goes
to Sioux City to attend the annual
meeting of Iowa Civil Engineers.
Miss Grace Lee returned yes
terday from an over Sunday visit
at Ames.
DR.. e. f. Richardson went to
Des Moines today to attend a special
meeting of the state board of health.
#, C. Creighton, representative
for the Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany, returned yesterday from vis-
it to Chicago.
Floyd Billings, now student
at Drake University, came up from
Des Moines yesterday to assist in the
Office of V. c. Crosley for few
weeks.
Mrs. C. d. HELEN is up from
Des Moines to attend her mother,
Mrs. David Eyer, who is suffering
from an attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. M. " latham of Jewell is
in the city for brief visit at the
Palmer latham home.
Mrs. Leslie Follett and children
returned to their home in FIT. Dodge
this noon after spending few days
here at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Follett.
DR. r. w. Homan went north
on the noon train for brief profess
sional visit at Sioux Rapids.
Misses Josephine and Sadie
Hunter are visiting friends in Eagle
Grove today.
Mrs. T. B. Kearns went to Eagle
Grove today for brief visit at the
home OF her parents.
Miss Myra Northcraft is ex-
pected to arrive here this evening
from her home in Iowa Falls for a
visit at the A. j. Leonard home.
w. r. Ryan was in Iowa Falls
today on business.
III. r. Schroeder of harrisburg
is in town today on business.
Miss Laura Brown of Rutland
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caller in Duncombe yesterday.


Miss Ethel Chesshir was over
yesterday from harrisburg and spent
the day with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Chesshir.
Mrs. M. ]. Silyers returned to
her home in Iowa Falls yesterday
after a visit here with her mother.
Mrs. w. ]. Silvers and family.
w. H. Cook went to Iowa Falls
yesterday in the interests of the
KneiseI quartet which will play in
that city Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs John Fowler of
harrisburg were in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. c. l.. Mcfarland of AL
coma, who has been visiting at the
S. B. Bair home, went to Williams
yesterday for visit.
-Adolph Pfliiger and Emmett
Hanrahan spent last evening with
friends in Iowa Falls.
MI >. fodI ues DIN lCtuihCN yes
terday afternoon from visit with
relatives in Council Bluffs, where
she attended the wedding of neph-
ew
Miss Ella keough returned yes
terday from a two weeks visit with
friends at Eagle Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels swanson and
children from Cass township went
to Boone yesterday afternoon for a
few days visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cormaney
of Bassett, Neb., guests at the E. A.
Cormaney home, went to Kamrar
yesterday for brief visit with
relatives.
Mrs. r. ]. Bourne returned to
Ellsworth yesterday after few days
visit at the d. f. Drakeley home.
Mrs. Anna Flynn went to Kam-
rar yesterday to visit at the home
of Mrs. Percy Nicely.
r.. G. Austin went to FIT. Dodge
today to attend the two days con-
vention of the State Drainage asso-
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arrived in the city yesterday after
noon for visit at the C. HI. Cliff
ton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. l.. Huddlestun
returned to their home in Nevada
this morning after visiting with his
brothers here and attending the big
horse sale.
John Overmire left this morn
ing for his home in jefferson, after
visiting in this city at the Bascom
Hiddlestun home and attending the
sale of F. A. Huddlestun's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Wisegaryer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Haggard of
Farmer City. Illinois, are in the city
visiting with their brothers. F. A.,
Bascom, and shad Huddlestnn.
Charles Moody of Farmer City,
Illinois, is guest at the F. A. Hud-
dlestun home, having been here for
the sale.
City Engineed Currie is BUSH
ness visitor at Eagle Grove today.
Miss Alice Guinan OF Laurens
is in the city today calling on
friends.
Mrs. Anna Flynn left for Sioux
City today to take professional
training as nurse at st. Joseph
hospital.
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West independence.

Antoine OIeson loaded his cars
Monday and Tuesday. He is going
to farm near Blue Earth, Minnesota,
the coming year
Carl Bauer and family of near
Kamrar visited at the w. d. Chal-
FAINT home Thursday.
A. G. Ruppel and sister Leona Wis
tied at the P. H. Ruppel home at
Webster City Sunday.
Miss Matte Essig has been stay.
ing with her brother, Theodore Es-
sig, who lives north of Webster City
the past week.
The Idle Hour club met with Mrs
John Schweppe Tuesday.
Dewey Schweppe has been laid up