Tony Nelson Records Sale Note
Tony Nelson presided as record caller on Wednesday. Household goods sold at a public sale Saturday afternoon brought good prices.
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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
5
Tony Nelson presided as record caller on Wednesday. Household goods sold at a public sale Saturday afternoon brought good prices.
The Ladies' Society of the Christian church held a regular meeting led by Mrs. N. W. Way.
A. H. Steinmetz and family moved to a farm northeast of Anita. N. P. Neilsen and family relocated from their farm to Anita occupying Mrs. Edna Robison's residence. Life Morrison returns from a stay near Menlo. Dr. G. M. Adair and family took over the Beano residence recently vacated.
The City Bakery resumes business in a room in the Dr H E Campbell block on the south side of Main street. Fred Ditman and family from Atlantic visited. Edgar Vernon traveled to Harvey Iowa to meet local businessmen about starting a newspaper there.
In a note from Hugo Weise, now located near C. V. East’s Jewelry in Anita, the bakery offers the best quality bread and other bakery goods to the people of Anita and vicinity. The message thanks patrons for past support and hopes for future favors.
Buyer notice for an Anita sale featuring two Jersey cows with calves, two part Jersey cows, one Short Horn milking cow, and a DeLaval cream separator. Auction at the Feed Barn in Anita on Saturday at 2 oclock p m with usual terms. Also notes general community items from Anita and surrounding towns.
The Farmers' Co-Operative Elevator Company of Anita reports February business of 126,809.18 with 42 car loads of grain and live stock shipped out and 12 car loads of flour feed coal and salt received. The month shows the best and most profitable performance in company history with over 300 members and plans to add lines. Manager Fred C. Mirinn and assistant C. H. McDermott praised by officers. note on community events and social at the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
The regular monthly PTA meeting is set for Friday March 10 at 3 45 PM in the high school assembly room. Miss Erma Newton Mrs Flora McDermott and Mrs H H Turner direct the program featuring the High School Orchestra First Grade Silent Reading Second Grade Song Fourth Grade Jazz Band Third Grade Song and Seventh Grade High School Male Quartette.
Congregational Church announces weekly events led by Pastor A A Robertson. Junior Choir meets Wednesday at the parsonage, Kensington ill Thursday, Ladies' Aid Friday at Mrs Wim Wagner's home. Sunday School at 11, preaching at 11, Junior Endeavor 3, Young People's Meeting 6 39, music by Junior Choir. All are invited to attend.
Mrs. Anna Lewis of South Dakota spends the week in the city with her brother John C. Kelley and family. A. W. Shipman and wife have moved to the west Main street residence formerly occupied by A. H. Steinmetz and family.
Chas. Scholl Amos W Shipman and Oren Burns have returned from Council Bluffs where they served as jurors in federal court. Wm Aldrich and family are moving from the farm to Atlantic where Will has a wood position for the year.
Rev W H Cable former Anita M E Church pastor addressed a large Sunday evening congregation at the M E Church. Congregational Ladies Missionary Society enjoyed a luncheon at Mrs H Stone's home Friday. Wm H Karns came back from Davenport after a brief visit with son Sam Karns and family. John Wade family recently returned to Anita from Galatia Kansas and moved to a farm southeast of town.
Miss Louise Ditman employed in the Newton schools spent a few days in the city last week with her parents Fred Ditman and wife. Chester Kline went to Menlo Saturday afternoon and assisted the orchestra in furnishing music for a dance held there in the evening.
Mrs. J. W. Rockwell of Denison Iowa sister of A L Saxton spent the week with relatives in the Anita vicinity. H R Redburn appointed Nightwatch to succeed Jas Nelson whose resignation was filed with Mayor Chas Ciardy last week.
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