WNTY and Vicinity News Roundup of Local Happenings
Mrs Douglass visits T G Smiths and Homer Ramsey sails to Nebraska. Will Joyce buys a cutter. Mrs Joyce suffers lung and heart congestion. Daniel Thomas sells his farm for Colorado. Mrs Cecil returns from Audubon. revival meetings prosper. Herbert Oakes’s twenty ninth birthday celebrated by friends. Réyal Young, now in Boone Indiana, marries Miss Otis of Boone. Snowy skating season, trips to Atlantic and Lewis noted. corn husking ends. Oren Green losing hair from rabbits. new grain buyers Shaw and Crombie. Traveling photographers visit. Prof Moore and Harrison at Sunday school. Amelia Anderson returns from Maine. Christmas plans. Church meetings draw large crowds. sermons inspire. John Johnson seen in Lorah. Rose McNally visits Extra. Rabbits and crops discussed. grain shipments small. Airship trips and lucky ticket holders noted. old Cass County pride cited in Iowa Capital. Lafe Young praised. Mr Lunn reported very low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass
T. G. Smiths
Homer Ramsey
Nebraska
Will Joyce
J. S. Joyce
Daniel ‘Thomas
Colorado
Cecil
Audubon
Herbert Oakes
Réyal Young
Buck Creek
Boone, In
Miss Otis
Boone
Mr. Young
Northwestern Railroad
Ben Cecil
John Johnson
Lorah
Rose McNally
Extra
Jap Rollock
Oren Green
Shaw & Crombie
Emmet Jensen
Ben Knop
Prof. Moore
Chapin
Prophetstown
Ills
M. A. Sands
Larah
Henry Wilson
From Foot to Knee Heroine Tries Hood’s Sarsaparilla
ANNA E of Whittlesey Ohio recounts a years long milk leg turning into a leg sore from foot to knee. After trying many salves she used Hood’s Sarsaparilla and experienced complete healing. She praises the medicine for cleansing impurities and restoring health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Anna E, Nn
Whittlesey
Ohio
Local Grove Notes on Residents and Trades Tales
Mr Huyck bought a call last week. L Bigelow shipped cattle last week. P Sain Colter caught a mink last Saturday. R T Colter seen in Grove last Monday. Miss Nellie Taylor a Grovarcaller last Friday. Mr Koop bought a car load of cattle last week. W J Colter returned home Saturday after a week’s work. Dick Maggarrel seen passing through Grove last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Huyck
L. Bigelow
P Sain Colter
R.T. Colter
Grove
Nellie ‘Taylor
Wedding at M. E. Parsonage and town news in Galion
In Galion Howard McKinney appears in town again. Joe and Roy Marsh hauled wood from Maine Friday. Ben Cranston conducted business Saturday. A Stuart girl aids Roy Smith at meetings. Mr. Shannon sold his stock and will move to Extra to start a new business. John T. Wood and family depart for Ft Collins to establish a new home. Miss Jennie Dealy suffered a coal pail slip and remains bedbound in critical condition. A quiet wedding at the M E parsonage Wednesday evening for Miss Rhoda Flint and George Cranston followed by a large supper in Brighton township. well wishes for a long, prosperous life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McKinney
Joe
Roy Marsh
Maine
Ben Cranston
Stuart
Roy Smith
Mr. Shannon
Extra
John T. Wood
Ft. Collins
Col
Jennie Dealy
Cumberland Social Notes and Local Wedding Report
Mr Beltz and wife of Massena visited several days with John Welton and family and with Wm Atchison and family of Bridgewater. Lissie Morgan suffers a typhoid relapse with slim hopes of recovery. W Q O Ws held a large meeting, initiating seven new members. Sputy Kreamer aided. G L Edwards learned his brother Charles in Marshall Mo was dying and traveled overland to Corn ing. Jack Reed wed Miss Clara Reed at her parents home with Rev Harry Ferguson officiating. about sixty guests attended a grand wedding dinner and reception with gifts. A large crowd dined the next day at the groom’s mother’s home. The writer closes with best wishes for a happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Beltz
Massena
John Welton
Wm. Atchison
Bridgewater
G. W. Scoville
Lissie Morgan
W. QO
Sputy Kreamer
Cedar Rapids
G. L. Edwards
Marshall
Charles
Corning
Jack Reed
Wm. A. Purdy
Clara Reed
Harry Ferguson
Roug Sea
Massena News and Church Revival Notes
Massena notes list Capt Huff transacting county business and locals starting school. Miss Johnson begins at No 7, Maud Snelson returns from Nebraska millinery work, and Wray Wilson rejoins the community for holiday visits. Evening Baptist revival runs two weeks, with choir and hymn book No 2, inviting all. Chester Smith departs for Atlantic College. farewell gathering features games and a late supper. A church program at the Baptist church last Friday evening is praised. quilts donated by local ladies are sold to benefit Rev Ferguson. Accounts due to J M Inman & Co. must be settled before December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huff
Alice Johnson
Maud Snelson
West Point
Neb
GC. W. Hull
Marguerite
Baptist Church
Chester Smith J
Atlantic
Wm. McKee
Rev. Ferguson
Grandma Snyder
Grandma Synder
College Notes and Upcoming College Events
College notes report Mr. Moore starts a new chorus class this week while Mr. Murphy returns after a three week absence. The Philomaethan Society prepares an entertainment for the public, promising an interesting program. A growing penmanship class offers vertical or slant writing. New students listed include Stella Dressler Anita Frank Ruane Viola Chester A Smith Massena Oscar and Austin McFadden Thomas Cox Atlantic Nels Knudson Poplar J A Yost Kirkman Ethel and Leone Sands Sarah. Mr Meier will give a pupil violin recital in the assembly room Saturday Dec 18 at 2:30. Participants: Cora Oshorne aia McCall Walter Scheel Leonard Truax Ikie Block. Miss Woolsey's evening school of young ladies presents a dramatic recital next Tuesday evening Dec 21, by invitation only. Those entering the young men's class after Christmas and not yet invited should report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Murphy
Philomaethan Literary Society
Stella Dressler
Anita
Frank Ruane
Viola
Chester A. Smith
Massena
Oscar
Austin McFadden
Thomas Cox
Atlantic
Nels Knudson
Poplar
J. A. Yost
Kirkman
Ethel
Leone Sands
Sarah
Meier
Cora Qshorne
Aia McCall
Walter Scheel
Leonard Truax
Ikie Block
Conveyances and December 6 to December 11 transfers
Property transfers listed with buyers and sellers in Wiota Atlantic Cumberland Griswold and nearby areas, ranging from It 4 block 13 Wiota to n 1734 ft Cumberland, with prices from 40 to 5280 dollars. Includes several deeds, quitrents, and one note of no consideration, plus a life of tens recitation and readings in a roll call section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J Hill
E M Bourne
Wiota
J F O'Keefe
Cloak
Euphemia Baxter
Creek
Emily Hamilton
Crawford
H M Crawford
Charles Kaiser
James B Broft
Mary A Dorgan
G W Murray
Atlantic
James B Brunassa
Christian A Dierksen
Watson
Trego
W C Breneman
Cumberland
Breneman
Hugh Waddell
HE Campbell
Grennell
George Senholz
Emma Cramer Dickerson
E Martin Qed
Ley & Nag
Bik
Cassadd
Atlantic National Bank
AF Anderson Wd
Decemba
Edward G Allanson
Edward S McLeod
Gustav Westphalen
Theo G Steinke
Henry R Lecetuz
BA Rudolph Wd
Lis Co
Rosa May Plunkett
Hus
Isaac Houck Wd
J F Hubbard
Christian H Rudigwd
Lanny Et Ux
Marne Co-operative Creamery Co
Leo Schourd
Sarah Brockman
Charles E Brockman
Ben B & L Assn
C E Perkins
Casper Ackerman
Griswold
Folly
Christie & Sherritt Wd
Irs McFarland
Mra Lynch Club
Florence Skiles
Lyman
Tennyson General
Riggs
Acker
Meade
Skiles
Six Day Bicycle Race Track Short Admitted
New York December 13 managers of the six day bicycle contest in Madison Square Garden admit the track was short by about 200 feet per mile. Miller won the race with 2.093 14 miles, Rice second, and Schmeer likely beating Hale’s record by about 15 miles. Officials will release final figures after affidavits and formal steps. Ex county treasurer Cashman of Greeley county Nebraska was arrested in New York on embezzlement charges involving 25 000 to 30 000. Miners unpaid as Clifton Coal goes into receivership. wages of about 60 miners totaling 1 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Miller
Rice
Schmeer
Hale
Greeley County
Eugene A. Cashman
Nebraska
Cashman
Des Moines
Clifton Coal Company
J.D. Stockton
Guide Drives Off Bandits Kill Wound Robber in Train Holdup
In New Mexico’s Stein's Pass area on the Sunset Limited, a group of five bandits attacked an express car after a danger signal halted Train No. 20. Wells Fargo guard Jennings killed leader Robber Cullen, another bandit fell, and no express money or passengers were harmed.
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Southern Pacifica
Paso
Tex
San Simon
Wilcox
Ari
Southern Pacific
Sunset Limited
Stein’s Pass
Arizona
Kis Winchester
Wells Fargo
Jennings
Cullen
Jeader
Winchester
Hart
Santa Fe Express Sets Fast Schedule On First Run
The Mexico and California express of the Santa Fe arrived from Chicago at 11:00 AM and continued west to Newton Kansas on its initial 18 hour schedule. The run shows the 14 hour and 80 minute target between Kansas City and Chicago can be met with reduced effort.
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Santa Fe
Kansas Orry
Mexico
California
Chicago
Newton
Kan
Kansas City
Holiday Book Sale Attracts Buyers With Low Prices
Exquisite bound volumes and many with fine illustrations are displayed for admiration and purchase at attractively low prices. The store notes the effort to gather holiday books and the courage to price them so low, believing the items meet customer desires and that the crowd is satisfied.
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