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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
5
Mrs. T. Perry returns from Carson and Oakland visit. J. M. Garside and son Edwin supply Anita with home grown melons. Numerous locals and visitors travel to and from Anita, Atlantic, and nearby towns for social events, business, and family get togethers. The piece notes cemetery association meetings, travels to Des Moines and Chicago, farm sales, state fair attendance, and local happenings including births, illnesses, and community notices.
Miss Carrie Anders of Adair departs for Omaha then Fort Collins and Colorado for her summer vacation. Mrs. Wm. Malone of Adair buys a $10,500 residence in Atlantic. Nels B. Christensen of Elkhorn, once deemed insane in Des Moines, is declared sane and returns home after a Atlantic court case. Judge Rockafellow names S C Peterson trustee to manage Christensen’s large western Iowa estate.
Farmland offers good pasture with ample water northeast of Anita. Suitable for ten head of young cattle or a head of old cattle. Contact N P Nielsen for details.
Ed Bell and wife attended the state fair in Des Moines this week. Chase Budd of Grinnell spent a few days in the city last week with relatives and old friends. Hides are doing a little better. See us for prices. C. T. Smith was a business visitor in Des Moines Wednesday. Better sell some of those old hens while prices are good. 34-3¢, ANITA PRODUCE CO.
Roy Deeming and wife visited Council Bluffs at F W Lufford’s home. Watermelon slices offered for fifteen cents. Dr W B Vanderloo from Collins Iowa visited last week. Mrs Bertrand Stauffer and daughter Alpha Nelson were in Atlanta Monday. An extra-good broom sold for fifty cents at RC GOOG’S PLACE.
Mrs Chas Scholl visited daughter Mrs Grover King on Monday. Burt Stone wife and daughter passed through Thursday en route to the State fair. Fry’s Colfax Water sold five cents a glass at 30 Goog’s Place. Arthur Brockman made a record call on Thursday. Henry A Cheatrick and son William called at the Record office on Monday. Grandmother’s Bread advertised as a relief for baking mothers. For sale at.
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