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The Independent from Hawarden, Iowa • Page 11

Publication:
The Independenti
Location:
Hawarden, Iowa
Issue Date:
Page:
11
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THE HAWARTHW HA WARDEN, IOWA with WWcfc is MtMltft R. T. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: per year, ifi Sioiw, Union. Lincoln tni Plrmoatlj eooaties 14.00 published each Thursday and entered in the Hawanlea, lows, post office as second class matter. ladies' hose at TUgner's.

THE FAMILY SHOESTORE PENNEY'S Only i .50 Buys i A fine 17 Jewel Hydenark INCABLOCK WRIST WATCH Especially desiirned for work, play or dress. Bays a fine Goldfilled Band to Match Watches, Clocks Jewelry Repaired R.A.Deutschman 1417 Are. I Phone 313J Hawarden, Iowa Two blocks north of Grade School Dupliquettes Picturesque Was erer a stocking so flattering eye catching! Sheer loreliness sheer luxury 51 gauge, IS denier Nylons with picture heels. are irregulars, however you would know it I four Pair Hcsfttff. 5c lOc Lee Stores 25c $1 HAWARDEN LOCALS ami Mrs, Melted and Misses Jean and attended the ccminj? I nt Ames Saturday nnd took in the football same.

Newt Rush, who also attended the home coming; and visited his son Paul, who a student at Iowa State, returned home with the party. i Used Juke Box records at Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sehenr and and daughter Ladine returned last week from a vacation trip to Holland and Grand Rapids. Mich.

Mrs. Bert Bolluyt accompanied them on the trip. All occasion greeting cards at TilgiMfr's. Don Bachelder. son of Mr.

and 3frs. Harry Bachelder, suffered 4 fracture of his left arm above the wrist, when working with a me- chanica! post augrer. Hawarden's five and dirr.e stcre. i Tjigner's. Mrs.

L. R. here for a eoiip'e of -reeks left last Wednesday for Boon-rule. to be vith her Mr. and Herbert Henry! and children zrA Mr.

and Mrs. i Martin Haraemr.a and children Sunday with Mrs. Henry's: mother, aisd in the hcmc of ber- son. Glenn Marshall, in Sioax City, Purchase oa a lay-a-way ter family formerly lived in Ha- warden, For anltffhi and nx-fcs try Mr, and Karl Maltattr Sunday with her mother at WorthinRton. Minn.

With Miller, who teaches at Slonn, spent the week end in'; Hawarden. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne H. Earll son of Hartley spent Sunday here with his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Karll. They came pecially to see his father, who re- turned recently from a Sioux City hospital where he submitted to three operations. Mrs.

A. H. Nolan of Mad-Iscn. spent the week end here in the homes of Mrs. Minnie Johnson.

M. C. Callan and Mr. ar.d Mrs. Roy Nelson.

Mrs. Jessie Templar.d of North Hollywood. Mar? BushneU of Medford. Mr. and Mrs.

Olaf Lod! of ited Sunday with Johnson. M. C. C.i~a_- ar. other friends.

CARD OF THANKS to exprv 5 frsy siR thanks to and friends cards, gifts, flower? an-i vi while I was in the hospital. Ray J. Anderton. The Chinese poet. I.t Po.

entitled to free wine in any tavern 5n China. eater, with the tinkers instead of chopsticks by the Chinese in a tvpricni cf rreununar. Used cars at QUICK RELIEF FROM SymptMm Mrtrm tnm STOMACH ULCERS TX FROB NO. TO ALL MAY CONCERN: Yea each of ycu sr? to Cr'jrt in Oraree City. Iowa.

day of A. A. to attend the probate cf a- instr-tTi-ent last Test.t—?s: c-f a C. 'at? cf Sictit C-irtv. deceased.

At -shier! arc place yea ar.d asr. rot be adaiitted Is te.5ti.Tt-c!TT my "riff-i thf sfs'. of Pi strict Sri day October A. P. fcr THORPE Co.

trve STCCIC PSewt NOTICE I ain 5fin paying Top Price? for ai of Call TT. 257- GEO. BOSCH Mr. Mrs. William Enibrock of Centendi'e, S.

visited Sat- orday with his mother. 31 rs. Fre-; da Daaberman. and ether rela-', i Mr. and Ray Ar.dertcn re- I tamed last Wednesday from City Mr.

Anderton -sras ir, a jjhospital weeks, durinjf which he had five blood ions. Buy electric light boHw. cxien-S 1 cor'is, sockets at Tug-1 ner's. The Catholic women will hold a take ssle Satarday aftsmooa at; John's Associated market. I Mrs.

Milo ar.d Mrs. B. F. McManaman were Sioux City i visitors last Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Van Boskirk, I Mr. and Mrs. Warren Vaa BusMrit and Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Wood took in the football game and homecoming at Iowa college at Ames Saturday. A store crowded with valces, I Tilgner's. i Rex left Saturday on a hunting trip to Wyoming. I went with friends from Newton, Iowa. Patricia Green of Inwood cause last Friday to stay in tie borne of I "her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Green, while her mother was in the hospital. i Cleaning brushes, rr.ops, wax and polish at Tilgmer's.

Miss Florence Soost spent tie week end with her sister, Miss I Esther Soost, in Sioux Falls. E. T. Dunlap, Otto Ristow and i Vern returned last week 1 from a fishing trip to Lake Ponto, i Minn. I When you think of insarance, i think of Gearhart's.

1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walter of I Seaside, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bihlmeyer of Elk Point were in Hawarden last week.

The Wai- Cfctcfc tW Mnrtagts Dimmick MATOSfS WAT Hawarden My comll run 60 bushels A PERSONAL TRIUMPH to report, question to tsk, so impulse to paw the time of second nature to reach for the phone. Telephone service so commonplace we sre spt to forget its value sod concentrate on the it coin. What mutt those pennies cover? The money you pay us helps meet cost items such as a 157,000,000 payroll, it $13,000,000 tax bill, should include 4 reasonable dividend to investors from the profit that's left over. Then investors are likely to say, "The telephone business is -i. good investment." The money we cao attract from investors goes to pay for improvements and ex-' pansion which means better service for ill.

That's why fair are vitai WI'HOMI COMPAWY is worn more ft costs two heoks ofl obaost ony spoce in yowr it Gfres you extra if Easy to crd i No crocks to hcrbor loch yow hen f-cvw neoler if Allows egg breakage. if You get dean. eojy-to-axsHtet eggj. Yovrs for Jtrsf 5 Goodi Coupons oacf Only $3.95 Gergen Produce is Phone 450 VINTON HYBRID CORN CO. VINTON, IOWA of all hauling jobs can be done with Chevrolet Advance-Design trucks ws Htat in of ofl iuuimg jobs, HIOT'S a Chevrolet trvdt you for years at cost.

wkk inxk from smart panel aWlivaiy noaXs HP tfirough you a trvdc specHUaiiy to load, aB HM way up to Ibi. gross wtif hi tis truck rfeafs for yowr job. ADVANCE-DESIGN TRUCKS VAtVE-ttWiEAO WAFHtAOAl C1UTCH SYNCHSO-MESH AXICS BfiAKS STYUWG PtfRttS IY HOtl ttSEBS nUM TW MOf TWO Day Phone 403 Chevrolet Co. Nite PUt 375.

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32,249
Years Available:
1890-1976