Mrs Hyde hosts C O Z Club dinner and local visits
Mrs Elvira Hyde entertained the C O Z Club at a six o clock dinner. Several residents including Mrs W E Fish Mrs F C Chinn and Miss Vera Hook traveled to Cumberland for Red Cross Nursing Activities Committee meeting. Roy Saunders his wife and three children from Nevada Missouri visited Ruthven and Amity area relatives and reported success of Anita families in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Hyde
C. O. Z. Club
W.E. Fish
F.C Chinn
Vera Hook
Cumberland
Nursing Activities Committee of the
Red Cross
Roy E. Saunders
Nevada
Missouri
Ruthven
Iowa
Mrs. Saunders
W. A. Petit
Saunders
W. M. Petit
Roy
A. J. Earl
Robi. G. Earl
Charlie Goodpasture
Anita
Southland
Anita and surrounding residents share visits across Iowa and Nebraska
Mrs Harriet Dorsey Darrah and husband Matt of Iowa City visit her mother Mrs C B Dorsey and relatives. Mrs C H McDermott and son Douglas spend Saturday in Atlantic with former Anita teacher Elsie Couchman Yount. John M Grace leaves Anita area for Avoca then Tilden Nebraska to stay with relatives. Farmers’ Coop ships hogs to Des Moines. Henry Beel Jr buys two purebred Belgian horses shipped to Valentine Nebraska. A lavish Sunday dinner at Chas D Robinson home honors Mrs Wm Titus of Seattle. About twenty five relatives attend. Uncle John improving in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Dorsey Darrah
Matt Darrah
Iowa City
C. B. Dorsey
C. H. McDermott
Douglas
Miss Close
Anita
Atlantic
Elsie Couchman Yount
John M. Grace
Avoca
Henry Beel, Jr
Henry Beel
Jas. D. McDermott
Valentine
Nebraska
Chas. D. Robinson
Wm. Titus
Seattle
Washington
Mary Wilson
Wm. Bangham
H. C. Bangham
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Roy H. Eneix
Ruby Peterson
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
C. Bangham
Lew C. Bangham
New Anita Restaurant Reopens Under F W Stager
F W Stager announces purchase of F C Worthing’s Restaurant and Fruit business in Anita. He invites old friends and patrons to visit, pledging a full line of fresh fruit vegetables ice cream cold drinks cigars tobacco confectionery and light lunches with strict cash sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Worthing
Anita
F. W. Stager
Card of thanks and local notices from Anita Iowa
Card of Thanks thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy after the loss of their son and brother. Notices report spectacles found, an eclipse rumor, and local social news including relocations, deaths, bank reorganization, hospital visits, and funeral services for Oscar H. Bartley in Anita Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
C. H. Bartley
Herbert Bartley
Paul Bartley
Twenty Milk Cows Auction at Anita Iowa May 28 1921
Twenty head of dairy cattle Jersey Guernsey and Short Horns to be sold at Parker Feed Yard Anita Iowa at 2 pm rain or shine. All cows TB tested with some fresh cows and calves and good butter producers. Sale conducted by Rose Wilde Dairy and Col A D Dean owners auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Iowa
Parker
Rose Wilde Dairy
Col. A. D. Dean
Real Estate Exchange Seeks Listings for Town and Farm
An advertisement urges property owners to list town properties or farms with Anita Real Estate Exchange. A. D. Dean promotes joining a revised sale list, promising buyers substantial bargains in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Real Estate Exchange
Iltf. A. D. Dean
Notice to Telephone Users and Rural Telephone Sale
Notice explains toll calls must be paid cash due to bank funds and credit limits. callers should arrange payment in advance. Also advertises Sweet Cream delivery for fifty cents per quart by Mrs. Wm. Bangham at 212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Bell Telephone Co
Rural Telephone Co
WM. Bangham
Atlantic Daily News-Telegraph Gift Distribution Contest
Subscriptions and voting coupons drive a Gift Distribution contest for Bessie M. Lowell of Anita Iowa. Free 100 vote coupons appear in each issue through July 2 1921 to boost support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Daily News— Telegraph
News-Telegraph
News
Telegraph
News——Telegraph
Anita Record
Bessie Myers Lowell
Anita, Iowa
Best of Cheese and Local Market Notes
The listing features Wisconsin Square Print Cheese and Brick Cheese at 25 cents per pound and Limburger at 30 cents per pound from CITY MEAT MARKET A. W. Shipman. A note warns flour is running low with about 25 bags left. Mrs. Wm. Duff of Anita is seriously ill with pneumonia, Dr. H. E. Campbell attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Square
Gasoline and kerosene delivered to any place in town
Gasoline and kerosene delivered to any place in town or country. Call phone 214 and we will do the rest. 2221 Wagner & Shaffer. E. L. Gibbs spent Sunday in Omaha. C. A. Shaw and son of Ottumwa were in the city Saturday the guests of Leo Rongers. Better saw some Sudan for hay as the crop will be short. The Farmers' Coop, Mrs. Wm. Titus of Seattle is the guest this week of her niece and nephew, Mrs. Mary Wilson and Chas. D. Robinson, who came from Tekamah, Nebraska. Thirty years ago Mrs. Titus lived near Massena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos, Cooper
Monroe
Iowa
Sam
Mattie Cooper
Mattie
Wagner & Shaffer
C. A. Shaw and Son
Ottumwa
Leo Rongers
Sudan
Wm. Titus
Seattle
Washington
Mary Wilson
Chas. D. Robinson
Tekama
Nebraska
Wilson
Titus
Massena
American Legion Meeting and Local Notices
American Legion members urged to assemble at the Ma sonic Temple at 9 45 a m on Monday May 30 in uniform if possible Post Commander Mrs Clinton Carey is seriously ill at her Greenfield area home Crushed shells and chicken feed available from 22 Farmers Coop Coal buyers warned that chestnut coal is in stock and freight rates keep prices high Mrs Mildred Knowlton Kelley of Chicago visits Anita area relatives and friends her husband Ed E Kelley plans a forthcoming visit to Anita
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Clinton Carey
Greenfield
COOP
Mildred Knowlton Kelley
Chicago
Tim and
Fred Knowlton
Ed. E. Kelley
Anita
Bargain Shoe Sale At All Wear A Well
All Wear A Well 87 98 shoes cut to 5 08 dollars. Other lines reduced for this sale. Local notices note O W Wheatley and son Eugene of Atlantic visited Eugene city Tuesday. Metheny family spent Sunday in Menlo with John Metheny. Monument work delivered to Adair for the Winkleman lot. Corn and oats running well with no price increases seen. new oats from the south due in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Thompson
O. W. Wheatley and Son
Eugene
Atlantic
S. W. Metheny
Misses May
Bertha
Menlo
John Metheny
Jesse Wilken
Adair
Winkleman
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Uncle Sam
Leon G. Voorhees
H. T. Vernon
Harry C. Faulkner
A. R. Robinson
Mitchell
Des Moines Beach
Lake Okoboji
Chas. F. Houck
van Wert
Henry Houck
Ed. L. Newton
Charlie
Stager
H. E. Campbell
J. S. Bell
Miss Bell
Wiota
City
Aga & Kxo
Des Moines
Manhattan
Manhattan Oil Company
Fred Wahlleber
Dorale
W. A. McKee
George Eighley
Billy? Jones
Anita Boy
Rock Island Ry. Co
Joe Vetter
Keith Chinn
Clara Stacy
Ringsted
Stacy
A. E. Campbell
Nancy Putnam
Plessis
New York
James G. Whitney
Frank H. Whitney
Pennsylvania
Anita High School
Elso
Oscar H. Bartley
Chas. H. Bartley
France
M.Z
W. R. Ratliff
Atlantic Cemetery
Meade Post
Atlantic Daily News—Telegraph
Bessie M. Lowell
Allen Hayter
Myra, Ziegler
Ja. L. Newton and Son
Hobart
Record Office
A. Zallmer
Palm Bureau
Len. H. Soper
South Dakota
Cass County
Oakland
Chas. Hockenberg
Adam
F. R. Leffingwell
George Leffingwell
Mason City
Simon Nelson
Benj. Wagner
Chester and
Albert
Spirit Lake
W. D. Bell
Dewey Robinson
Bell
A. Safe Depository For
Tts
State of
BD. Forshay
D. R. Forshay
E. L. Newton
H. E. Newton
Kathryn Galiher
Lydia Kuenn
Asst
Insurance Department
E. L. Gibbs
Omaha
C. T. Smith & Son
the Black and White
R. C. Rasmussen
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