Westfield Items special correspondence local notes and moves
Westfield items report cottage rentals as a potential investment. E C F Mohr’s basement work proceeds with Johan Clementson Tol of Halverson handling framing. Harve Searls homeless after office sale. Fullerton Lumber adds large sheds and plans a new office. Residents travel and visit Akron LeMars and Lincoln Arkansas fruit prospects noted. An August ball game beat Richland 11 to 4 as George Wilson resigns as rural carrier in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C.F. Mohr
Johan Clementson
Tolof Halverson
Harve Searls
Fullerton Company
C. E. Bordwell
Martin Street
Fullerton Lumber Co
Jas. Eastwood
Geo. Clark
LeMars
C. M. Rasmussen
Mesdames Brintnall
E. C. F. Moher
Akron
B. F. Wintersteen
Westfield
A. A. Wilson
M. E. Small
Lincoln
Arkansas
J.P. McEwen
George Raish
Fullerton Co
Miss Mabel
Richland
George Wilson
Union Creek Sewing Society Meeting and Local Notes
Union Creek notes show the young ladies' sewing society meeting at Misses Hilma and Minnie Johnson's with plans for a next gathering at Miss Hannah Lawson's. Local residents Ernest Gassman from Akron visits B. S. friends Arvid Ring and Andrew Ring attend Baptist services. Albert Klump looks for a stray horse. Jos E Johnson returns from Chicago after selling porkers. O W Johnson visits Chicago with brother Carl. West Creek cornet band to back Gamble and Crawford campaign. practice at Chas Edson's. A raw tale of a hobo's woes follows, then Martin Summy hunts seed corn north of Aycester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Sewing Society
Hilma
Minnie Johnson
Hannah Lawson
Ernest’ Gassman
Akron
B. S
Arvid Ring
Viborg
Andrew Ring
Hawarden
Baptist Church
Albert Klump
Jos. E. Johnson
Chicago
O. W. Johnson
Carl
West Creek Cornet
Gamble and Crawford
Chas. Edson’s
Adaville Notes Mention Births Visits and Planting
Will Fletcher came up from Richland Sunday. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Warren King Friday May 4. A large crowd attended the S S convention held here Sunday. Farmers began planting corn this week. Mrs John Anderson hosts a visit from her brother just arrived from Sweden. A number from LeMars Merrill Akron Potosia and Crathorne attended the S S Convention here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Fletcher
Richland
Warren King
S. S
John Anderson
Sweden
LeMars
Merrill
Akron
Potosia
Crathorne
Richland Ripples social notes and postponed event
Local brief notes report visitors and visits across Elk Point Akron Westfield Morningside LeMars and LeMars area. An entertainment event Thursday was postponed due to illness of a singer with a later announcement planned.
Florence Crittenden Circle Formed in Sioux City
A Florence Crittenden Circle is formed at a Thursday morning meeting in Sioux City with Mrs. Soltau as speaker. Officers include Mrs. G. E. Lawson president and Mrs. Neil Robertson vice president. The group aims to support the Florence Crittenden Home in Sioux City, after a well attended event by ladies and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolfau
Roberts
Solau
Florence Crittenden
Sioux
Guy
Lillian. Toppings
Akron
Bolton
Withal
Soltau
M. A. Agnes
Mme Vive Promotes Natural Beauty Advice
Mme Qui Vive, known nationally for her Woman Beautiful column in the Chicago Record-Herald, offers guidance to women on complexion ailments, healthy living, and self care. Her tips emphasize natural methods over artificial cosmetics, with brisk epigrams and practical routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Qui Vive
Mme
Qui Vive
Chicago Record-Herald
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L. N. Crill
Antoine Smythe
Amiaya Opera House
U. Co. I. Coo
Iowa
WM. Simeon
Grocery and Meat Dept
Japan
Hammer & Arm Soda
Lanting
Lot
U.C. I. Co
Rockford
Point ‘de Paris
Normandy
Valenciennes
Regal
India
Meers
Tin Foxy Limited
Malaga
Ong
Westfield Items
Union Creek
Martin Summy
Aycester
Adaville
Mina Palmer
Elk Point
Uncle Sam
Hitzemann
Miss Clements
Louis
Herb
Sargent
Squires Home
Jim Jeffries
Johnson
Fannie B. Burnett
Corps Treas
Ean
Maggie’ Wise
Corps
Ealf
T. Monvagne
Munn & Co
Broadway
New York Co
Washington, D
American Review
Orevin We
Che
Roosevelt
Astor Place
New
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