Local notes and social items from the Record office
Mrs Frank Bontrager called at the Record office Saturday. Mrs R C Rasmussen returned from Atlantic. Hugh Farrell greeted the animals in the snake den. McKevoy and Johnson note harness service at 48 11. Mrs Albert Weise of Iowa City visiting. Editor thanks Geo Le Hosfield for advance payment. H S Clow appointed Rock Island agent at Anita station. For sale incubator and hot water brooder. C McDermottty and Joins? listed. Miss Corrie Anders visiting from Adair. Mrs W H Witener Sr visiting son Frank. Georgia Lewis visiting in city. Mrs Foot at home. Cr ed Silver Lace Warandette Myas for hatching. Phone Q V1-31. Mrs C D Robenson.
Local items and notices from Cass and adjoining areas
Dr. L R Eller a Cass county dentist in Anita and Atlantic figures in city notes. G W Luxford of Harlan repairs a residence in Anita. A H Mountain visits from Atlantic to promote Blaugus light. Chas Smith of Griswold withdraws from re election due to family illness. Dowell of Des Moines marks his 12th birthday on Feb 29. Land transfers include BE Alanson selling land to J F Wells for 24000 cash in Lincoln Twp. Cattle trades involve W K Clark and Ross Howlett selling steers to John Meyer who gifts a cow for a wedding present. Lew Anderson seeks a rheumatism patent with Joe Stalcup backing a possible company. Dr and Mrs Salisbury head to Canada for wheat and grain work, joined by W E Wagner Sr and family. Turkey Valley Literary Society at Finch hears Judge Smith and Sheriff Bell as court opens with Behrends v Bell trespass case settling for 25 dollars on a 75 dollar claim. The society adjourns to a debate on road surfacing responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey Valley Literary and Debating Society
Finch School House
A. 3. Smith
Ted Bell
Geo. Behvends
Robert Bell
Behrends
Literary Society
City Primary Nominates Officials for March Election
At a town hall meeting the People’s Ticket nominates Homer Kirkham for mayor and council candidates Kk W Holmes J A Wagner Chas Clardy Dr A Campbell Dr Cbk Harry. Park commissioners B D Forshay Abi Briggs Fo Sears. Treasurer Leon Voorhees. Assessor Godfrey Miller. Kirkham leads mayoral vote 71 to 56. Next March 27 will decide the city’s two year officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. W. Holmes
J.A. Wagner
Chas. Clardy
A. Campbell
C. Bk. Harry
Godfrey Miller
Kirkham
Bell
Community notes and sales listings from Anita
Local brief covers garden plant ads and a string of community items. Summarizes illnesses and visits, a 73rd birthday, the death of H D Hunter at 74, a horse and implement sale, a new dwelling wired for electric lights, charity payments, a cafe purchase in Elliott, and a large farm transaction near Anita with land exchanges in Decatur County.
Old-Time Friends of Smith Learn of Ill Death
Theipany old-time friends of Ih Smith, long a Bevon resident, regret his death during winter at his home near Leesburg Ohio. Nichols returned from Miami Missouri after serious illness. his father, past eighty, is in poor health and may need a trip to Anita. Mrs. Dal ia Smith heads home to Rockyford Alberta after winter with her mother. Rev W O Keyser, former Anne Christian Church pastor, is engaged in timber contract work near Circonfield with a large crew converting native timber into lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.D. Hunter
Joha
Hunter
Mexico
Mr. Hunter
Ellen Farwell
the Record
Nellie Nichols
Long Island
Kansas
Smith
Bevon
Leesburg
Ohio
Nichols
Miami
Missouri
Anita
Dalia Smith
Nettie McIntyre
Rockyford
Alberta
W.O. Keyser
the Anne Christian Church
Enataged
Dridsewater
Circonfield
Beren Prince T Brown Visits City for Subscription Renewal
Pan) T. Brown, the Beren Merchant Prince, spent Monday in the city visiting the snake-den and renewing his subscription to the Recorp for another year to be sent to his father in law Thos. T. Smith of Leesburg Ohio, a former local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan) T. Brown
Beren
Thos. T. Smith
Leesburg
Ohio
Gipple Leads Opposition to Iowa Highway Plan
During a Monday Hecon police meeting Gipple pressed opposition to permanent highway construction across Iowa. He argued strongly against the surface road proposition and pledged to present a solid case at the discussion session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clo. Gipple
Hecon
Iowa
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Men’s Union
James B. Lewis
Frank Bontrager
R. C. Rassmussen
Atlantic
Hugh Farrell
McKevoy & Johnson
Albert Weise
Iowa City
That City
Geo. le T Hosfield
H. S. Clow
Rock Island
Anita Station
Record Office
F. B. Nichols
Harley Wise
Wi. Weise
Lowa City
Niit
Joabert McEvoy & Joinson
Corrie Anders
Adair
Hol
Mo Blakes Ley Ama Faimiby
Mes
W. H. Witener, Sr
Frank
Canmais
Mays
Georgia Lewis
Kansas City
Mrs. Foot
Sloper Fifteen
C. DD. Robenson
L. R. Eller
Galiher Building
G. W. Luxford of
Harlan
West Anita
A. H. Mountain
Blaugus Light System
Chas. Smith
Griswold
Cass County
Dowell
Des Moines
BE. G. Alanson
J. F. Wells
P. Christiansen
H.T. Chapin
Lincoln Townships
W.K Clark
Ross Howlett
John Meyer
John
Lew Anderson
Joe Stalcup
Lew
F. G. Salisbury
Canada
W. E. Wagner, Sr
Homer Kirkham
Roll C. Pratt
Chas. Scholl
WM. Bear
MO. L. Carey
W. EB. Kelloway
Abe Biggs
KF. O. Naylor
F.H. Sears
ED. M. Biavkesley
S.W. Clark
S. W. Clark
M.E. Millhollin
George Scholl
H. Belt
For Park
B.D. Forshay
Abi Briggs
FO. Sears
Leon Voorhees
Mabel M. Spence
Ziwglor & Azalegler
Oskaloosa Herald
ER. S. Wolfer
ROK & IK
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JAS
Herriman
Ert Wissler
Fort Collins
Colorado
da Dilts McCord
Ahard
Godfrey
Ham Campbell
Swith
Wilson Furvery
H.N. Wise
A.D. Dean
HH. MelIntyre
Peter Scott, Jr
Archiengell
Elliott
Wm, Moore
Sho
MD Note
W.S. Mountain
Corporation
Grand River
Decatur County
Mountain
Osoon
Citizens Savings Bank
Aris Cae Ee
Piccadilly
Florsheims
Carter
Agency
Berea
Shorty
Campbell
O. W
van Slyke
Jones County
Bellevue
Lamotte
Dubuque
B. W. Linderman
Osteopaths
J. W. Macklin
Osteopath College
Millard’s
West Main Street
de CG. 1
Summoons
Westpoholia
Anil
Sinanans
WH. Dinsmore
G. WN. McDermott
Anite
de. Simmons
Dena Ward
Formiere
Good Baye
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Anita City Bakery
Hugo Weise
Anita, Lowa
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