Rural Iowa Notes and Local Socials Include Weddings and Wreck News
The Wheeling Herald reports Thomas Davis and family arriving from Audubon and staying near town on the G B McLennon farm. Mike Brodie injured in a Wiota wreck but settlement not yet made. Graham and Miss Mamie Wratitz wed at the bride’s Audubon home. Miss Alice Stire’s whistling program at M E church attracts large audience with solos and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Davis
Audubon
G. B. McLennon
Rock Island
Mike Brodie
Wiota
Brodie
Graham
Mamie Wratitz
Audubon Township
GC. W. Cian
Anita
M. EB
Alice Stire
Local Notes and Social Snaps From Lincoln and Surrounds
Local missives report Miss Bertha Floyd with tonsillitis in the city and Miss Edna Binns visiting from Red Oak. Angus and cattle moves include Rattenberg Brothers shipping Short Horns to Aurora, while Frank Bissell plans land investment after a Colorado trip. Jury for the March term set to be called on the 20th. Miss Leona Sullivan returns home from St. Coming Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Sehiwab
Colorado
Bertha Weigand
Lincoln
Dorsey
Roy Myers
Hansen's Bakery
Rattenberg Bros
Aurora
Neb
Edna Binns
Red Oak
Cute
Maud Wakefield
Magnolia Town
C. C. Coppock
Frank Bissell
Montrose
O. D. Garey
Bridgewater
Grandmarey
W. G. K. Muntendam
B. B
Benton
Township
3. A. Stone
Leona Sullivan
Massena
Roy “Muadran
Des Moines
John Schuake Jr
B.campball
Ain
Local notes on town figures and Butter-Milk family tales
A jumble of town chatter details illness quarantine and postmaster rumors from Salt Lake City. Also playful social items about the Butter-Milk family club hosting a picture day, streetcar ride, supper, then music. Includes humorous mentions of cows, cream production, and village life with many named individuals in a restless clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Sone
Attorb
Ean
Alexander
Griswold
Iss
Luchle Boggs
The
Tursuxe
Anita
Maw
Soda Water
Aimelius Hunner
Paw
Esa
Peggy
Amelius Hannay
Children Taken And Family Split By Legal Action
The article reports that Fred Worm’s absence left his wife and six or seven children to cope. Five children were taken and placed with the Iowa Children’s Home in Des Moines, accompanied by a representative, while public sentiment remains divided about the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Worm
Tribune
Iowa
Des Moines
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Bolliver
BROWN
Townsend & Russell
Ofa
D.C. Kellogg Fs
C. P. Neph
Omaha
Bhy A. Bary Maven
O.H. Sarre
Andrew Weigand
Andrew
Fred W. Fancher
DeSoto
Louis Anderson
Fred
Elmer Becker
Freepoot
Tilnois
Cass County
Mr. Becker
H. C. Saunders
Milo, Mo
Mytinger
Texas
Towns Bend
J. S. Johnson
Monmouth
8. Hendricks
Rev
J. A. Allen
Jola A. Hendricks
Walter C. Turner
Wilton Elery
Neas
Urs Truly
P. O
Joe Stalcup
Lewis
Thade
Self
C. M. Baxter
Atlantig
Hird
Fine Young
Hans
Horces
Bright Bay
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