Eldora Ledger (Newspaper) - August 24, 1911, Eldora, Iowa t r iV m t VOLUME NUMBER M AUGUST 1911 you gather 1 pui the money in this bank Do not take your harvest money home with There are thousands of thefts of money every year that is kept in this Put your harvest money in this it when Start an account like all other farmers who have made in this Commence Citizens Savings Bank AS Van A BELOVED WOMAN CALLED Awny Her Home Fred who was well and favor atly known in died alt her four miles of this Sunday Aug after an illness of only a few Death was to acute indigestion and heart trouble The news of her death Was a bolt bf lightning from a clear sky friends in only few days before they had seen her in Eldora in ently best of heath and AmTa Katherine was born 27 1860 Avas married in city to Wed and couple to this settling on the farm west of which has been their home Sprain was who everybody lik ed and whose place in the home now can never be Besides the husband theie are eight children to mourn bhe bath mother land Funeral services were held at the home of town in charge of MARY Last Monday morning at 4 oclock occurred the death of Mary from of at the sanitarium in The was born in Ire land 72 years When ten years age she came to She lived itn Pennsylvania and Kelly years ago The funeral services were held Wednesday at Father in SELLING BAD BRINGS FINE Pure Food Commissioner Otter ison has been in vicinity for some Monday a formers wife northeast rtf was brought court before Justice Whited and plead guilty to selling diseas or She was fined This may prove to be a warning others who may be doing Walker Towlie is in Chicago on of Mason arrived for a vis it with her daughter P An eleven pound girl born teat Friday and F COUNTY PIONEER ASSOCITION The Hardin Pioneer As sociation will beheld in tiEl grove half miles northeast of August Brown Song August 10 Address Fitzgerald Hubbard Short talks by Recitation Anderson 130 Sadie and Mable Stage George Marston and Mabel Holland Report of arid election August 1000 Song Recitation I Song Quartet led by Instrumental by Indus band and Reading Edna Thompson Music Industrial School Band Reading Whitney Memorial Fitzgerald Reading McGregor Music Industrial School Band Announcement of officers elected for coming Music Industrial School Bam Closing With Yd Meet Please bring tie ropes for of trees On behalf of Se A REMARKABLE DOCUMENT lilo Returns Land to County Recorder Kennedy re Tuesday a somewhat re markable document in the shape of papers trom the United States slumbered in an Ohio mans possession By aot of congress in the year 1855 a of land in Hardin was given as a bounty to Ferguson for services rendered to tihe government by the euson in the war of land by him sold and to Will iam Penn afterwards dis posed of the but in some way retained possession of the In going over WATTS SELLS OUT One of the very oldest business an of years ofs in Saturday disposed of Js business interests to who Will continue the en now a re papers one day sident of and covered these Ken wrote a letter to stating tha Vw might be of ent of the after The of fche all these years is shows that Pe wanted to be honest with low if the papers were of RETURNS TO FIRST NATIONAL Conies HII 111 Vice On September ISth will take a tihe First iNa at the old Mel tional bank o rille Watts came tfo Eldora in 1869 now of three years was Bank lait Spirit will by the Iowa Central railway as become of tihe blank here dent P he companys In 1872 he associated himself with Bathbone will Header they conduct dent Th ed the blacksmith and repair P The firmi of Meader Watts vcon until after Deader s terms service as sheriff of Har din deader an interest in hardware when Watts began operations alone B become first vice s been of for a cepa So faithful to his work has cei Watts all the years P i the along the sueet i of the would know the hour When has given excellent sat to which the following from the performed here ac to his associates the with the es with the when they daily him coming to his oi le been as he is known Ground is very a add value he desired that the owner should have i The land was transferred by Fer guson to June and Ithe deed or patent bears sign of Franklyn then president of the The papers are in a good of notwithstanding that are over fiftyfive years of The land which the documents has been many a copy of the deed the government to Ferguson having been thus giving clear title to the JOSEPH LAWLESS PROSPEROUS Owns Acres of tin Years Joseph a last Tuesday at Re corders office to have his officially named Lawless came to Jackson township H years ago and lives upon the same land that he purchased at that al has added much since the original Lawless is the pioneer of Jackson having lived in the township longer than any other those who came there at the he leaving since or moved He in con junction owns 480 acres it land good as is in the state of and tihe remarkable points is that he Jt for sale and has paver placed a mortgage will not buy it Law land for per Twenty years the or purchase 80 acres was pur for per acre and but years ago he secured an eighty at rate of ni considered high at that Lawless has a re from lifes labors and we trust iis may full of enjoyment ipon the home has been his now for nearly half painstaking service earned for a rest entitled him to a rich He For nearly a nau th to strong in he has toiled in this com has and we do not presume Iop pre e isa or child going Lake If I weie I would slait a bank It is hard enough to make ends meet without figuring on the Nevertheless that walks right in your door unannounced and uninvited and Better start to save now ai money in the you will shocks nd have a little ed First National Iowa w who who has a name through the years that is fTo go down to the north end Jof and not be able to see Mel over the forge will seem a little to older residents of for they have been accus to jit for bto many Moon as not a he having some time since been employed 5n the Watts and other of the He is a young man of energy and thrift and will carry on the enter prise to k successful BASEBALL RESULTS At the Eldora were the defeating retires from position of cashier to accept has with for many years and Mis of ithe the vie the in various friends are deserved promotion I Mr rived in the city last Oklahoma for a sevt weeks with relatives an friends were formerly resi dents of this living what is the Huff BUILDING AT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL a MI LI I Going and The finishing work on the 000 hospital building at the Indus trial school is fast nearing com Workmen now doing the inside This will be one one HIGHEST MARKS YET to On Buy Motor for School The ventilation o bui dings will be ideal to nert year Our children wok at Sool will have as good W on the n the the and heating fis a horse tihe building fs beig wired e each rort wiU tor Our P board is leavin our uno comfort and of WILLIAM DEAD quite well known in Tuesday morning at the ome ab town as a result of a of the due an Teitge was born in Cumberland Oct AB a young man he moved to Carroll and at Milledgeville in Company Illinois Ita charged at was a bachelor and entered the home from his Mary of is survived by one other mine of An other Alice Perry died at years ago the coming The funeral services were held Wednesday at Walter Harned 3nd wife left on Wednesday Clear Eakp 3to the Sunday Of of greatest cases blackmail upon the game perpetrated on the grounds south when an calling them selves ball and known as the Waterloo independents lined up before the home And way the locals handed the lemon to the visitors was simply awful ito In f act ed Ps in for six innings that showed they were without heart for tine feelings for the wanderers Jas they piled up 17 ithe other fellows It could have been shutout game and had our team played ilt would been and the score would have been 30 Ito The not very large but game was not as but as The Eldora baseball team has been playing with indifferent re The games and Sat at Humboldt were taken by a if the woid of traveling men and others is to be The results were as follows Wednesday at Sher iman Thursday at boldt Eldora Friday at Humboldt at Hum boldt Eldora Sunday near Waterloo Independents Married At the residence of and Thursday noon occur red the quiet wedding of Lee Barker and both jof of the of New Providence Barker is a of Illinois and Miss Hammier of this TSie bride is a ter of Hammier and of of this Two years ago each took la homestead in Wie Fourche irrigation a few days land will Visit relatives ab this state and in of Gales burgi where the Ledger will follow to keep them informed of thie prin Talk about your high ol is nothing held over Providence township in this coun riLet us give you a tew in traded to SO acres three miles south of New Providence for an eighty owned by Lundy on the west edge of giving be sides the A short time ago sold the Warring ton eighty near New Providence lor per This brought to per acre for the township A short time ago Dennis Lawler offered one of the Butlers acre for an eighty two miles of Providence and the price was although a deal was afterward the first deal not being completed because of a lit tle the disposal of which could not be agreed upon In the transfers of last recorded the of 97 of land one mile southeast of New Provi the land going from and Mary Hadley tb Job Karris and the price paid was per on of the finest of the inice buildings erected by the state and Jor which there has long There is being erected at a building to known the superintendents building is to cost liin the furnishings and ik 4liI n Kuser this i more homelike the many Vo the life of was c her ing on will being and E goods lii APPEAL NOTICES SERVED Iowa Falls This and wife plage in con that ini the head of an instit i costing in Newby are in rooms has reiji use have cess of construction at the These Are made of hollow joined together with ce The are twenty in diameter and forty feet af fording seemingly ample room for the storing of provisions for the stock owned by the STEAMBOAT ROCK The Platts families returned from Band concert next Wednesday August Adams of is as in the barber Turner and Nel lie went to Chicago Nine young ladies of en a at the rocks Friday merly M this f what i kind wr The mm mm PS IV t picnic and ever day to E Gellhorn is in this week on professional j and Miss Henrietta Van Dornum spent Sun Sharon day atthe Cope home in Hampton Grace Johns of Abbott visited her Asher last and wife of Marshall in town Thurs day Wallaces Golden Rule show wall Notices of appeal to the supreme I be with Admission 25 court served by the at and 15 cental Tuesday for Hot for cipal events occuring in Hardin co a of some in two important suits in j which our readers may be inter ested One is the damage in Sialey was giv en and interest for damage sustained in automobile acci Che details of the public is generally other 5s the ease of the Roy estate against the j iury in the district court gave va tj Wife and Dale visited Tit the Quiggle home in Iowa Falls Sunday Marks and family and Bar ney and Gentler visitors homes L r School wL ter the fa c have been znaki it with home in The Misses i Fern Hoyt returned feo Tuesday where Miss Ft sume her Peter Richert and fair moved into the visited with hw s Glen and Lulu Cart wright visited with Union Thursday and j A Ole Koenigsberg and of tne west corner of Island in the I spent the past weete a9 far north 5 with the formers parents Eilers and dhi Darrah and daughter j Fort arrived verdict for the plaintiff for CONDITION OF CORN of Kanawha are visiting her for a visit and 4 The Chicago tha other day contained the following telegram grain finm of Whitney of Marshalltown to Ware Chi cago From Port Dodge to lowai Falls we found beat corn in full average Iowa to Mar shall town quite so good souith of is in York buying Wangelin and wife drove up from New day morning to attend wife of visited with tihe family last Geer and took in the Misses and Aria Kelly returned Monday from an extend ed visit with grandmother who resides at Waterloo cleaned and the v Jennie Faine and of Tuesday for la in home of Faines M and i Miss been visiting here for d with relatives and who recently returned from left where make their I
