Anita High School Commencement at Opera House May 26
Dr L R Eller notes dental office location in Anita. Residents L P Hadley and E J Moore with family visit Omaha and Atlantic. Miss Zeta Scott made a RECORD call. Mrs Ernie Wade of Adair visited Anita. W B Sayler of Creston guest of Anita friends. W C Richter ordered RECORD subscription. Booster pledge for 1916 Anita Chautauqua urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Anita High School
Opera House
W.B. Sayler
Creston
Anita Sunday
Lost gold lavalier or other items reported
A lost gold lavalier with settings is sought with instruction to leave at the RECORD office. Also notes Miss Mary Clark returning to Atlantic from Vogue Millinery, and local residents from Spirit Lake fishing trip with a 216 catch. Cass county Soldier's Monument work begins after park deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clark
Vogue
Atlantic
City of
Cass County
Soldier’s Monument Commission
Weathered talk and sales notes in a 1920s column
A blend of political quips about Democrats and suffragettes, then weathering remarks on roads and farm taxes. The section shifts to local classifieds with goods for sale, farm stock, and floral offerings. Listings include rugs, chairs, a piano, glassware, and livestock, with contact phone numbers and sale references.
Atlantic region notes and local society updates
The Record office reports callers including Antone Petersen and Mrs J A Linshid on Monday. Atlantic visitors include Mrs R H Storer and Mrs E H Storer. A W Johnson and wife of Harlan visited T E Root's family. A ten pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Walter Clark. Grandmother Spence and Marjorie visited Atlantic. Mildred Knowlton traveled to Omaha with Mrs Ernie Wade of Adair. Chas L Wilson and George Morgan shipped a carload of horses sold beforehand at Anita. Clyde A Smith subscribed to the RECORD. Heavy rain arrives, supplying Maine with father J W Berry. Mrs Peter Christiansen ill under Dr C V Beaver. L C Bangham’s family may move to Bismarck ND soon. D B Long of Russell IA visited with Auditor C E Kringel. both called at the RECORD office. W H Bosley’s condition steady with slight improvement potential. daughter Blanche Rexford of Michigan arrived to stay.
Local Notes and Moves in Iowa City Area
Mrs T D Carson mother of Carl D Carson moves from Lewis to Anita making the city her home. Wortrong family visits with Grandpa Jones and Grandma Worthine. Smuth of Berea sells fifteen head hogs weighing 340 pounds each at 20 per hundred to Pratt Naylor. Klemish family welcome at RECORD office. Ada Latts sister of C J Lattig spends weeks in Iowa with Rev Dallas Reed wife. Crandall couple proud parents of a baby boy born May 25 with grandpa Crandalily elated over fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Carson
Carl D. Carson
Lewis
Anita
This
City
Smuth
Berea
Pratt & Naylor
Dallas Reed
Pavette
Idaho
Ada Latts
C. J. Lattig
Iowa
Lester Crandall
C. W. Crandal
Larimer Family Moves to East Main Street Property
Anita Chautauqua dates set for August 16 to 20 with a seven day talent list promising instructive sessions. Old Bill Steele will not visit town unless his wife accompanies him. Berea Horse Company of Isaac Brown A R Brown and J M Broadfoot bought a new black beauty horse for the season and also owns another horse and a pure bred jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Larimer
H. J. Taylor
East Main Street
M. KE. Church
Anita Chautauqua
Grape Vine
Bill’ Steele
Berea Horse Company
Isaac Brown
A. R. Brown
J. M. Broadfoot
Berea
Jack
Anita Men Return From Business Trip. Old Soldiers Reunion Ahead
Henry Earns G. Eb Stone of Anita Iowa returns home after two months tending business interests with H Gregory who operates a north town ranch. Gregory handles stock prized in the valley and the pair plan farming ventures. C A Archer of Des Moines visits, son of Rev L W Archer formerly Anita M E Church pastor now in Long Beach California at eighty enjoys good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. EB. Stone
Anita
Iowa
Mr. Stone
H. Gregory
Mr. Gregory
Payette
C. A. Archer
Des Moines
Memorable Wafts and Visits From Anita Area
Mrs Rev Thomas and Mrs Park visited Wiota on Wednesday. Henry Heaton surveyed for several parties in town. Osbert Mallory returned from Keithsburg Illinois where he worked two months on the W K Carey ranch. Mrs H C Bangham in Atlantic three weeks for treatment shows health gains. No Sunday baseball in Anita. the paper calls this proper with Sunday activities already ample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osbert Mallory
Keithsburg
Illinois
W. K. Carey
Plastering and Concrete Work Offered by Sam Leffingwell
Sam Leffingwell advertises plastering and all kinds of concrete work with sixteen years of experience and a guarantee of satisfaction. Prices to reflect first class workmanship. Frank B Leffingwell signs the notice. Miss Cecile Soper travels to Greenfield for Anne Rhodes graduation. Walter Hook becomes ill Friday, treated by Dr. C V Beaver, then moved to Cedar Rapids for possible operation with Mrs Hook, Vera, and C W Hook present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Frank B. Leffingwell
Cecile Soper
Greenfield
Anne Rhodes
Walter Hook
C. V. Beaver
Cedar Rapids
Republicans of Grant township caucus urges delegates
The Grant township Republicans plan a caucus at 3 P M on Saturday May 27 at the Victoria Hotel to select 28 delegates to the County Convention and address other business. Ep L Newton Committeeman. Dr G M Adair left twin babies at the Dorsey home last week. John B McCosh was brought home from Savannah Missouri for treatment under Dr R A Becker and cared for by a trained nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Township
Victoria Hotel
Ep. L. Newton
John B. McCosh
Savannah
Missouri
R. A. Becker
Illness for Mrs Forshay and local notices on town affairs
Mrs D R Forshay has been confined at home for a week with a serious illness at the Pythian Sisters convention. The Ten Cent Feed Barn, in the city, was sold to H O Reason and will operate under Wm Hayter for now. The third annual calf show is set for Wednesday October 4 with W J Kennedy of Sioux City as judge. E O Patterson, Rosebud land opener and former Adair county sheriff, is the Republican candidate for Congress in the South Dakota district containing Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Forshay
Pythian Sisters’ Convention
W. Swearingen
H. O. Reason
W. J. Kennedy
Sioux City
Ed. L. Newton
E. O. Patterson
Adair County
Dan Patterson
J. B. Smith
Berea
South Dakota
Dallas
Patterson
Rosebud Reservation
Rosebud
Pat
Also Mentioned on This Page
James B. Lewis
L. R. Eller
Galiher Building
L. P. Hadley
Omaha
L. C. Robison
E. J. Moore
Miss Zeta Scott
Ernie Wade
Adair
W.C. Richter
Rexall
Billy Biggs
Ralph Forshay
Bill Crawford
Albert Wagner
Spirit Lake
G. W. Flesher
Frank Watkins
Bill’y Karns
Washington
Bill
Mrs. Karns
Bremerton, Washington
Howell’s Hog and Cattle Medicine Co
Howells
Nebraska
Nebraska Pure Food Law
Sam Karns
Douglas
Millard’s
West Main Street
Sones
Ethel M. Allen
Ross Howlsit
Lilly of Anita Floral Store
Dan R
Rowson
Antone Petersen
Record Office
J. A. Linshid
R. H. Storer
E. H. Storer
A. W. Johnson
Harlan
T. E. Root
Dr. ©. W. Beaver
Walter Clark
Grandma Spence
W. R. Spence
Marjorie
Mildred Knowlton
Chas. L. Wilson
George Morgan
Clyde A. Smith
Maine
J. W. Berry
Peter Christiansen
L. C. Bangham
Bismark
North Dakota
D. B. Long
Russell, Iowa
C. E. Kringel
W. H. Bosley
Blanche Rexford
Michigan
Island OF
Guernsey
Alamito Sanitary Dairy Company
O. T. Higley
Chas, D. Wortrong
Grandpa ‘“‘Jones
Grandma Worthine
Joseph Klemish
J. I. Jones
D. D
Oil Bluffs
Hadley
ROE & Kohl
Ef, S
Wolfer
Henry
D. Forshay
M. Blakesley
Castier
Cashier
L. K. Nichols
Citizens Savings Bank
Thomas
Mrs. Park
Wiota
Henry Heaton
H. C. Bangham
Roy Eneix
Crystal Ice Company
A. B. White
Republican Caucus
Busy Bee Candy
HI. A. Dennis
Anita City Bakery
Hugo Weise
Anita, Iowa
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