Local notices and social visits in Des Moines week
Mrs. F. J. McCord spent last week in Des Moines. Mrs. George Stoffs and children of Valley Junction visited the city the past week, guests of the families of Wm. Stoffs and Chas. Schaake. The Paint season is coming and I. W. Holmes Co. advertises prices and a price table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. McCord
Des Moines
I. W. Holmes Co
George Stoffs
Valley Junction
Wm. Stoffs
Chas, Schaake
Truck Hauling and Building Ad Offers
An advertisement lists truck hauling up to one ton, with reasonable prices and phone orders to 201. It promotes building now before export trade and government prices change, and advertises Holmes Lumber Co products like Red Cedar Shingles Prepared Roofings and a Tyres anti puncture feature. Local callers Mrs Schaake and Mrs Winder are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. O. Smither
Holmes Lumber Co
Holmes Co
Anita area social notes and local arrivals
John Ehle, mail carrier on Route 4, is noted with Mrs Jeannette Hemphill calling on the editor. Jeannette Hemphill and son Wayne spent time in Omaha. Various locals visit the Rec ORD office, sell eggs to editors, and plan summer visits. Grace Dufford and Maude Davies to visit J Aldrich family. Mattie Ruggles returns from France. Ed Noble and Freida Noble in town. Ed Noble to summer in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ehle
Anita
Jeannette Hemphill
Jeannette Hemphill and
Wayne
Omaha
Grace Dufford
Elgin
Utah
Maude Davies
Spokane
Washington
G. M. Aldrich
John W. Ruggles
Mattie Ruggles
Red Cross
France
United States
Harlan
P. Noble
Chicago
Noble
Freida
Denver News and Post
Albert
Mrs. Noble
Denver
I Am Here to Stay at the Old Stand
A local notice states L B Trumbull remains in business at the old stand north of Citizens Savings Bank. He offers cash at the highest market price for cream eggs poultry and hides and provides phone contact 276.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Citizens' Savings Bank
L. B. Trumbull
County Convention to Elect Cass County Board of Education
Notice for a Cass County Iowa convention of school presidents to elect a County Board of Education on April ith 1919 at 1 pm at the courthouse. Attendees must be represented by the district president or an alternate from the board, per law. Also includes local notices and small advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Owa
Iowa
Court House
Said County
United Evangelical Church Annual Session Report
The Des Moines Conference gathers with Pastor Charles Pickford in attendance this week. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Junior League at 2 30 p.m. Christan Endeavor Society at 6 30 p.m. Topic On the Menace led by Mrs Nina Wilson. Mid week prayer 4 30 Wednesday. Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon. Woman’s Missionary Society meets with Mrs Mary Becker on April 1 26 at 2 30. Class Meeting planned after Sunday School led by Mr R S Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Christian Edeavor Society
Endeavor Society
Nina Wilson
Ladies Aid
Woman's Missionary Society
Mary Becker
R. S. Henderson
Charles Pickford
Richards to Ogden for permanent position
C P Richards and his wife have moved to Ogden Utah where he has accepted a permanent position at a good salary. Simon F Spence, back from France with Co M, stayed in the city visiting Miss Mable Spence and the Spences. James C Carey and family are vacationing with the Burns and Carey households while James completes veterinary studies at Iowa State College and plans practice elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Richards
Ogden
Utah
Mr. Richards
Simon F. Spence
Co. M
France
Mable Spence
W. R. Spence
Grandma Spence
Jas. C. Carey
Ames
Oren Burns
S. E. Carey
James
Iowa State College
Amnes
Local Notices and Greetings From Winnetoon and Surroundings
Mrs. Alpha Nelson of Winnetoon Nebraska sends $8.00 for the 1919 record with thanks. Little Jim mile greets Uncle Sherm and plans a summer with Grandpa and Grandma Stauffer and Aunt Fannie Scott. Old Jim, city and country telephone supervisor, is described as a busy man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Nelson
Winnetoon
Nebraska
Sherm
Grandpa
Moving sale of household furniture and jars
As we are moving away I will sell at private sale the following articles in good condition One sideboard one dining room extension table six dining room chairs three rocking chairs two dressers one water power washing machine one kitchen cabinet one sanitary couch mattress and cover one bed complete a number of fruit jars Phone 214 13-11 Mrs E S Wolfer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Wolfer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anita Bank
Leon G. Voorhees
H. T. Vernon
Harry CG. Faulkner Cashier
ALR
Robinson
Trey Re
C. D. Robinson
Pratt & Naylor
Lee Pratt & Naylor
Tornado Insurance
J. H. Schaake
C. T. Winder
Fred Baier
Lew F. Possehl
Automobile Owners
Chas
H. Graham
O D. Aldrich
Recopp
J. W. Dougherty
Ed Stager
Brayton
Reefers
W. H. Karns
BF. J. McCord
Holmes
Swift
City Meat Market
Robt, Cryer
Farmers Supply Company
Gharry & Sheley
Holmes’ Lumber Yard
Philip B. Pilmer
Anita and
Eben A. Thomas
C. A. Edwards
James Morgan
Lincoln Township
Frank Wheatley
C. E. Kringel
Joe N. Reynolds
R. A. Becker
Cedar Rapids
A. J. Joy
C. Hayter
F. H. Osen
Lewis
Mina Petit
Clair Sweney
Carson
Atlantic
Hadley's
Peter Stickler
Robert Cryer
Wm. Steel
Unita Bank
David T. Voorhees
Jefferson
W. H. Wagner, Sr
Callie Fenner
Sioux City
Leila Becker
Gertie Slater
Ts. R. Gaither
H. E. Campbell
Piety Hill
J. T. Manning
Clair
H. H. Cate
Lillian F. Hayter
Grandma
Mike Metz
Wiota
Board of Supervisors
Rasmussen Cafe
Frank J. McCord
United Evangelical Church
R. L. Sheeler
Palmer School
Hilice
Anita Banke
C. E. Harry
Millard's
Citizens’ Savings . Bank
State of
B. D. Farshay
D. R. Forshay
Wm. R. Spence
J. W. Nichols
R. E. Hunter
Kathryn Galiher
Lydia Kuehn
Lee K. Nichols
Insurance Department
Vogue Hat Shop
Johnny
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