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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
8
The Record notes that Dr. Farr, an osteopath succeeding Dr. Evans, passed the state medical board exam with a general average of 91.8 percent. Also mentioned are visits by Dr. C. L. Eller of Hedrick and family to Anita and Lake Okoboji, and renewed fan interest after Anita’s two Bridgewater tournament wins.
Mrs. C. E. Blakesley traveled from Atlantic to Coon Rapids and Anita, visiting family and returning early next week. In Atlantic last week deputy dairy and food inspector arrested E. E. Marquis and Alonzo Miller for operating a cream testing apparatus without a license, fining them $25 plus costs.
Mrs Rev J H Wilkins travels to Union Iowa to spend days with her brother. H E Boatright and family plan a Coon Rapids trip to visit C M Blakesley and family. Mrs Stella Spreeter and daughter return to Chicago after visiting Anita and others. C P Jewett serves as Anita exclusive agent for Black Diamond Stock Powders aiding stock health. Nelse Jensen heads to Atlantic Friday to work on the new school building, away a week to ten days.
H O Stone and family drove to Atlantic on Saturday evening. Miss Cecil Soper spent a week at Greenfield returning Friday. Miss Rose Kopp visited H O Stone and family Friday and Saturday. O C Winder, son of T C Winder and brother of C T and A H Winder, is seriously ill with typhoid fever at his home in Ord Nebraska. Miss Mattie Harrison, long active in telling kindergarten lessons at Chautauquas, is vacationing at home. Dr R A Becker of this city aided his uncle Dr A L Becker in Atlantic with two hospital operations, one for appendicitis.
Mrs. O. D. Carey and her son Kenneth of Avoca are visiting in the city with the Carey families before relocating to San Francisco as their future home.
Fannie Torrence Trumbull born January 1837 in Essex County New York died July 30 1913 in Manitou Colorado after a trip for health. She married Monroe James Trumbull in 1855 and had five children including James M Lucius B and Martha Eby. Funeral held August 1 in Adair with Rev. Cox presiding.
The text argues proprietorship stems from creation and law, linking ownership to God as ruler and provider. It asserts humans belong to God, owe Him service, and that Calvary expresses divine love. It notes responsibilities of parents and rulers, and ends with local notices about ads and a residence addition in South Anita.
Public notice announces a special election in Anita Iowa on August 11 1913 from 8 am to 7 pm at the town hall. Voters decide on extending the municipal water works system and issuing bonds not exceeding 15000 dollars to fund the project.
In the District Court of Cass County Iowa Hattie Rule sues Edward Rule for divorce custody of minor Gertrude R Rule. Plaintiff alleges desertion for over two years and seeks a divorce and custody. If Edward Rule fails to appear by September 23 1913 a default will be entered. Bryant and Bryant attorneys for plaintiff.
Miss Frances Stone spent Sunday in Atlantic at Rev. Lutz's home. Honr. D. Peterson and wife and their daughter Mrs. H. H. Turner were guests Monday at the home of A. Mene near Adair.
Prof. J. W. Piercy and family have returned to Anita after several weeks apart. He attended Highland Park College in Des Moines while Mrs. Piercy and the children visited relatives and friends in Adel and other parts of the state.
The Misses Birdeau and Gertrude Robison with Ethel Wilma and Francis Stone gave a Monday evening picnic supper for Miss Wilkins who expects to be away for a week visiting friends in northeast Iowa. The guests included Rev. Wilkins his wife and son Gordon, Mrs Robison with sons Dan and Russell, and Mrs H O Stone with son Harold.
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