Lost Cow Report and Local Notices From Anita
A ledger of small notices from Anita Nebraska includes Joe Perry sending 1.40 for the old home paper, Mildred Knowlton ill under doctor care, Miss Mable Fickle as FAPSO, a divorce petition in district court involving PoC Tartshern, and a lost red cow with a liberal reward offered. Also reports Des Moines resident R H Campbell visiting Anita to arrange farm leases and management for Campbell farms with Curtis Benson in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe. Perry
Hastings
Nebraska
Mildred Knowlton
Mable Fickle
Fapso
R. H. Campbell
Des Moines
Anita
A.M. Sheakly
Campbell
Henry Simon
Mr. Campbell
Curtis Benson
Batehall
Rose Hill gathering honors Mrs Wild with surprise rocker
George Wild entertained the Company of gentlemen friends at his Rose Hill Avenue home on Saturday evening. Cards were the main pastime and Mrs Wild and daughter Elizabeth served a pigeon supper with an elaborate banquet. A surprise gift of a handsome rocker was presented to Mrs Wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wild
Rose Hill Avenue
Mrs. Wild
Elizabeth
Notice to settle accounts for professional services
Persons indebted to Dr. G. M. Adair are urged to call and settle balances by January 1, 1917. All accounts must be squared, with payment by cash or note. Prompt attention requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Adair
Sweney's Barber Shop Ad and Library Board In Town
An advertisement for Swene y s Barber Shop on Main Street Across from Citizens Bank. A Library Board has been appointed to handle library meetings The board lists chairwoman secretary treasurer and officers with terms of one two and three years. The Anita Literary Club previously handled library business. The year’s study includes Bay View Magazine and three titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main S&t
Citizens’ Bank
Sweney & Frank
B. D. Forshay
S. E. Goodrich
J. A. Linehan
J. A. Wagner
B. 1D. Forshay, Mrs. Frank Carter. For Two Years, Mrs d. A. Ginehan
H. P. Ziegier
S. E Goodrich
L. R. Eller
Myre
W.E. Fish
Wm. Wagner
L. Bofmeister
Karl Holton
Anita Literary Club
Bay View Magazine
America
Curt Nichols
Wyoming
Omaha
Alfalfa Butter Company
Nebraska
Local notes and travels from Anita region
Miss Nettie Steinmetz nursing Grandma Thompson travels to Griswold for a few weeks. James Nelson returns to Evanston Wyoming. Wife and baby stay in Anita for the winter. Mr and Mrs C J Due and wife Des Moines visitors in Anita area. Mrs Harriet Wissler returns to Fort Collins Colorado. Geo b Tharne visited Des Moines, with Mrs Thorpe’s family. Roma Shannon and Irene Highley, teachers, were RECORD callers. Marie Mullins visited her brother from Dexter. The ladian's Christian Union meets Congregational Church December Pith at 2sobs ML. Mr G W Marsh, Nov 1 carrier, occasionally visits the snake den. Chalmers Robinson from Massena spent Saturday in a good town. Fred H Aldrich and family of Hamburg are hosts for welcome guests. Nichiel and wife with DA Thompson and family plan reunions and trips to Newton Iowa City Davenport and Texas before returning home.
Local residents visit and travel amid holiday preparations
Reed continues to follow Dr. Campbell's instructions as Hugh Farre and D. G. Lloyd call at the RECORD office on press day. Mrs. Mary V. Brunson returns to Hedrick after a week with her daughter, and Ed Godanour pays for another year of the old home paper while seeking a farm near Anita. Mrs. Pieper's daughters depart, and A. Thompson and wife plan Christmas in Waldo. Prices for turkey remain steady, and Mina Petit returns from Kansas City as Elan Sweney recovers health in Anita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Farre
D. G. Lloyd
Record Office
Ed. Godanour
Adair
Old Home
Anita
Juanita Lowell
Mary Jane
St. Joe
Missouri
A. Thompson
Waldo
Mina Petit
Kansas City
Elan Sweney
Local notes record visitors and ads from Anita
Miss Frances Willard Stone visited Omaha to spend Sunday with her brother John C. Stone and family. Mike Farrell returns from Cedar Rapids to Thanksgiving at home. A Registered Duroc Jersey Boar for sale listed by W. M. Moreland. Des Moines bound Edna Harrison and her mother visited Anita after Omaha family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard Stone
Omaha
John C. Stone
Duroc Jersey
W. M. Moreland
Mike Farrell
Cedar Rapids
Mike
Edna Harrison
Anniversary of Guv S Daughenbaugh and Belle Daughenbaugh
A large gathering marked the thirty-fifth wedding anniversary of Guv S Daughenbaugh and Miss Belle Daughenbaugh. Neighbors and friends celebrated with a social evening at the couple’s home, sharing oysters and nuts, with the surprise carefully planned by their daughters and Mrs Jas D McDermott assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guv. S. Daughenbaugh
Belle
Daughenbaugh
M de George
Ma Daughentaugh
Borthy Derry
Cors
Nola
Goldie Daughenbaugh
Jas D. McDermott
Recorn
George
Notice of Appointment Executrix in Cass County Probate
In the District Court of Iowa Cass County probate notice states that Madelon King has been appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Irving King late of Cass County deceased. Creditors must present claims per law and those indebted must pay the Executrix. Dated December 8 1016. Giegler and Riegler attorneys represent the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Iowa
Cass County
Lving
Mmelea King
Giegler & Riegler
Eighteen Birthday Dinner Surprise For Frances Willard Stone
A six o'clock dinner party on Friday December 1 honors Frances Willard Stone for her eighteenth birthday. Mrs Caroll Rae hosted with Mr and Mrs Rae guiding a noon lunch and afternoon visit, ending with a candlelit four course dinner for fourteen and music by Flora Vasley Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard Stone
Miss Frances
Carroll Rae
Mrs. Rae
Flora Vasley Ramsey
Frances
Anita Public Schools to Take Two Week Holiday
Five cent cigar mention and several locals frequent the RECORD office. George S. Daughenhaugh visited as a welcome caller. Dr. R A Becker connected his house to city water works. T F Dement shipped three carloads of sheep to Omaha. Saturday saw busy Christmas shopping by Anita merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Becker
City Water Works
T. F. Dement
Omaha
Anita
Local notes and ads from Anita area gossip and business
Grandma Morgan plans to live with daughter Mrs. Worthing while a stall of old iron is bought for 85 per ton in Anita. Community news covers visits, travels, sales, and job moves including Dandelions at RECORD office and Miss Zeta Vernon teaching in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Mitjhollin
Frank Knowlton
Geologist John Rorick Settles In New Keithsburg Home
John Rorick a geotechnician who recently bought the Reason farm east of town arrived last week around Keithsburg with his stock and implements and is settled in a fine neighborhood among cooperative locals. The Record wishes him many happy prosperous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rorick
Ald Reason Farm
Keithsburg
Umools
Ts Worthy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linzie Hartshorn
Mike Sorrensen
Wilson Bros
Jas. D. McDermott
Wiota
Town
Sweney’s Barber Shop
Nettie Steinmetz
Grandma Thompson
Griswold
James Nelson
Evanston
C. J. D3due
Harriet Wissler
Fort Collins
Colorado
Geo. B. Tharne
Mrs. Thorpe
Kw. Holmes
Roma Shannon
Whiteland
Irene Highley
Lincoln Center
Marie Mullins
Dexter
Christian Union
Sundin
G. W. Marsh
Chalmers Robinson
Massena
Fred H. Aldrich and Family
Hamburg
Nichiel
Thompson
Art Ble
Fi Dorsey
Miss Lucey
Newton
Iowa City
Davenport
Texas
House OF Hardware
Erptuu
Pt Sin Tss
Mevoy & Johnson
Lowa
I. ©. Reed
H.F. Campbell
Mary V. Brunson
W. T. Wilson
Hedrick
Guy White
Menlo
Jessie McDonough
Lacy, Jows
August Pieper
Bolt
Volu FE
G. C. King
Grover
Nebe
Farmers’ Supply Company, Anita, Clardy & Shelby, Proprietors, Lows
Eli King
Bort
Eph
SoGr Jewithoney
Thorsdin
Harpies Wissier
Athintic
Vass Comnts
J. Bell
Mervoy & Jounson
Katie Galiher
Floyd Dement
The
Anita Public Schools
Daughenhaugh
Grandma Morgan
Mrs. F. QO. Worthing
E. C. Porch
Kansas
Leta Mountain
Atlantic
A. A. Mountain
Ralph Q. Anderson
Bill Aldrich
A. BE. Campbell
Reason
Keithsboro
Iainois
Stevenson
Nellie Whited
Avery Stevenson
Vera Hook
D. C. Reed
Seven Sons
Chas Stager
Valley Junction
City
J. H. Sehauke
Detroit
Recordy
Blo. Naylor
Rochester
Minnesota
Walter
Mayo Bros
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