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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1924
Page
4
B H Skipton announces his candidacy for the Clerk of the District Court in Cass County Iowa subject to Republican voters decision at the June 1924 primary election.
Atlantic man B H Skipton announces for the Republican nomination for Cass County Clerk of the District Court. He has served three years as deputy under incumbent A A Emigh, who will not seek re election. Support from county friends noted. Record editorial voices friendly to his candidacy. The item also carries other local notes and social items from Anita and Atlantic.
H P Ziegler attorney at law specializes in settlement of estates and general legal practice. Provides opinions abstracts and collections services for clients seeking reliable probate and debt resolution.
Lawyer offers practice in all courts with expertise in land titles and settlement of estates. Provides opinions on title matters and thorough handling of probate and estate administration for clients. Experienced in real property disputes and orderly transfer of assets.
Mise Venu Miller and Peter E Voorhees were record callers on successive days. Frank S Dorsey of Atlantic visited Anita on Saturday. Mrs Caroline Smith and Mrs W E Herrick became new Record subscribers. Chris Miller appeared as a Record caller. Chas W Edwards became the Adair News news chaser. J B Holmes of Bridgewater vicinity called at the Record office. A niece of John H Aldrich has been ill with rheumatism and other ailments.
The Record notes include T. H. Harris visiting Massena township, Ernest Gennerick shipping cattle to Omaha, J. B. Cecil among callers, and W. E. Herrick leasing the G. P. Jewett farm near Anita. Also listed are August Pieper’s rheumatism, Mrs. L. E. Bean and daughter Marjorie in Atlantic, Miss Mariel White visiting from Casey schools, and Mrs. Bert Mooney visiting Grandma Bain in Anita.
Miss Crissie Hollen of the Anita public schools teachers corps is recovering after an attack of lagrippe.
The Grant Township School Board purchased a Smith Premier typewriter for the secretary's use, signaling an upgrade in clerical efficiency and record keeping.
Five acre tract available with a large ten room house, barn and other outbuildings. Contact phone Noll for details and showing.
Mrs Lake Bear entertained the Ladies' Union Club Thursday with a delicious one o'clock dinner.
Miss Bessie Kirkham and her brother John Kirkham move to their sister Mrs. S V Jenkins home. Joe Johnson remains seriously ill at his city residence but shows signs of improvement.
Mrs. M. Smith of the Hotel Victoria was taken ill Thursday afternoon and was totally blind for several hours, but her condition is greatly improved.
John M. Rowland and his daughter Nadine of Independence Iowa are spending the week in Anita as guests at the home of his mother in law Mrs O W Van Slyke and his sister Mrs W H Wagner.
Mrs. C. M. Vohs remains in an Omaha hospital after a major operation. She is reported to be recovering nicely, though at one point her illness was described as critical.
The Royal Neighbors Kensington event Friday afternoon at Mrs Glen Millard's home drew a good crowd. A highlight of the afternoon was the serving of a delicious luncheon.
The Original Bridge Club were guests at a dinner hosted by Mrs W E Kellaway on West Main Street. The afternoon was spent enjoying the usual fascinating pastime of bridge in a pleasant social gathering.
Sherm Henderson, carrier on rural route No 3 from Anita, completed his entire trip and served patrons despite Monday's blizzard, reaching Anita well into the evening.
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