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Trick-or-Treat in Southeast Iowa
Poppy from Poppy’s playtime, also known as Amilynn Payne of Washington, enjoyed running around with friends and filling her bag with Halloween treats. (AnnaMarie Ward/The Union)
Beekeeper Kandi Diers enjoyed her group costume with daughter Adeline Diers, the bumble bee. (AnnaMarie Ward/The Union)
Iowa Wesleyan Senior and Zombie Brook James enjoyed trick-or-treating on the campus lawn with Maleficent international student Nikki Keshav from South Africa, and IW football player Cameron Ganier (aka Grover from Percy Jackson). (AnnaMarie Ward/The Union)
Charlie Eaton chose to take after his entrepreneur parents, Owners of Eaton Good Kettlecorn Clay and Megan Eaton, and advertise the family business as he trick-or-treated as his favorite snack. (AnnaMarie Ward/The Union)
An excited Iris Gellman returns triumphantly from one front porch while trick-or-treating (Kalen McCain/The Union)
Kalona resident Greg Schmidt (right) hands out candy to a firefighter spending Halloween with a group of costumed friends (Kalen McCain/The Union)
Gavin Miller, dressed as Sandlot's "Benny the Jet," excitedly informs his family of the bowl of candy on one doorstep during Kalona's trick-or-treat (Kalen McCain/The Union)
UP Home residents in Washington wave to a passing costume parade by the facility's day care for Halloween. (Kalen McCain/The Union)
A cat in Kalona looks around for trick-or-treaters early in the evening. (Kalen McCain/The Union)
Fairfield Area Chamber of Commerce Director Mendy McAdams, dressed as Little Red Riding Hood, welcomed trick-or-treaters to her office on Monday. (Photo courtesy of Mendy McAdams)
These trick-or-treaters paid a visit to the Fairfield Area Chamber of Commerce Monday. (Photo courtesy of Mendy McAdams)
The Hallman family of Fairfield sported these bee-themed outfits on Halloween. Pictured are Andy as a beekeeper, Taniya as a jar of honey, and kids Neven and Nayeli as bees. (Photo courtesy of Paula Armstrong)
