DAYTON

Mrs. Furr, of Dayton, is spending a few weeks in Ottawa.

Miss Anna Fleming, of Ottawa, visited her parents Sunday.

Mr. James Timmons, of Marseilles, was in Dayton last week.

Mr. Hurlburt and children, of Ottawa, were Dayton callers Sunday.

A farewell dance was given at the Jacobs home Monday evening.

The Dayton school will have a holiday on Washington’s birthday.

Dr. Briggs, of Ottawa, made a professional call in Dayton Sunday.

Mrs. Meagher and Miss Sadie Fullerton, of Rutland, visited in Dayton Sunday.

Mr. J. McBrearty, the station agent, is confined to his home with rheumatism.

Mr. Lyle Green went to Chicago to attend the dairymen’s convention this week.

Miss Sadie Kohler, of Waltham, is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Burch.

Mr. Jacobs and family have moved to Rutland on the farm just vacated by Mrs. Hager.

Mrs. Emmons, of Marseilles, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. McBrearty, over Sunday.

It was a sight worth seeing when the ice went out of the Fox last week. The river rose very rapidly, in a very few moments coming nearly up to the floor of the bridge. Great cakes of ice were forced into the feeder and rushed down.

A party was given at the home of Mr. John Friestad Saturday evening. A good time was reported.

Mrs. Lida Hager has moved back to Dayton from Rutland, where she has lived during the winter.

The property now tenanted by Mr. Elsberry has been sold to Mr. Thomas Meagher, who will occupy it soon.

Miss Ollie Stover, of Chicago, is visiting her grandfather here this week.

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dallam spent Sunday in Ottawa.

Mrs. Judson Olmstead, sister-in-law of Mr. Chas. Olmstead, of Dayton, and at one time a resident here, is quite low at her home in Kansas.

Mr. and Mrs. Rush Green entertained the Dayton Euchre club last Friday evening. There was a good attendance and all had a good time.¹

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1. Daily Republican Times, February 24, 1906, p. 2.