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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
12
Local notice promotes window screens at reasonable prices. The ad directs readers to call from the rear of Perry's Wagon Shop and mentions Deeming Bros. Several paragraphs summarize social notes from the Manning Monitor including visits, meetings, and travels of local residents plus small notices about sales, moves, and a school building vote.
Joe Klemish traveled to Victor Iowa last week to spend time with relatives and friends and to visit his ailing grandmother who has been in poor health for several weeks.
L. R. Galiher & Co. requests borrowers to return pump tools and wire stretchers by March 15. If not returned, items will be charged to the borrower's regular account and the store will purchase replacements.
Prof J W Rierey visited the Anita office and noted the town plans a $35000 school expansion to unify three current buildings. The Menlo Journal and Fontanelle Observer items mix with jokes and political satire in the issue.
Enquire at this office about a single top buggy offered for sale with asking details.
If you plan wiring for electric lights now is best to place your order while help is plentiful and easy to get. Later in the season it may be impossible to do your work promptly. 2-1f. P. A. JOHANSEN.
J. De McDermott of Benton township, a pushing director of the Cass County Fair Association, was in the city Saturday soliciting ads for the Fair pamphlet which he says will be bigger and better this year. Millard's offers first class work. While you are getting your education we will go ahead doing good work for more patrons each month. tf. a
A. A. Montgomery is proposed for appointment as Postmaster at Stuart during a Democratic administration. If any Democrat merits recognition, it is Montgomery, referred to as Monty, for the honor.
R M Murray and wife have taken possession of the Pilgrim Hotel recently vacated by Mr Tillinghast. The new owners promise to maintain the high standard set by the predecessor and add a short order lunch counter for 24 hour meals.
H. Scott formerly of Bestton stopped by the RECORD office last Saturday. Charley declines farm work this year but vows to join in the wiping up if Mexico provokes action, a prospect that his friends say would be thorough and complete.
On Tuesday March 18 the firm of Lattig Crawford Anita presents a semi annual Fashion Exhibit and Sale of Ladies Garments. Coats range seven fifty to twenty five dollars and suits ten to twenty five dollars from the Metropolitan Ladies Tailoring Company Chicago. Local ladies are urged to attend.
A fragment listing committee members includes L. R. Galiher J. C. Voorhees and A. H. F. Ziegler associated with Newton in the readable text.
Anita Board of Education lists W H Wagner Sr as President and Ed M Blakesley as Treasurer J D Young as Secretary with members H R Robison W H Wagner Sr F C China Dr W E Fish N C Burkhart listed.
Evergreen Cemetery Association lists officers including President B D Forshay and Vice President H Bangham with treasurer V Jenkins and secretary J D Young. Trustees named are Ed L Newton F O Worthing Sherm F Myers Jas B Herriman and Sexton Jas B Herriman.
The directory lists H. L. Bell as mayor and H. H. Cate as clerk with W. BR Spence as treasurer. Council members include J. A. Wegner EK. D. Vernon ER. W. Holmes W. E. Kelloway and Geo. H. Biggs serving as marshal and street commissioner.
Floyd Dement called on the Record boys Tuesday. G. O. Smither and family moved to the farm last week. David T. Voorhees draped $1.50 in to the RECORD slot last week. You will get better work if you place your order with the Wilken Monument Works of Atlantic. 9-f.
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