Friday Saturday and Monday notes from Crawford & Hollowell
J.8. Knop visits in Maine Rev. Carlsen returns from the West Miss Miller of Red Oak in city Counselor Macomber in the city Mrs Blaly improves Fred Kueitz from Cumberland Carl Christenson of Walnut in city Danish Brotherhood dance at Bailey's hall Hogs worth 7.80 in Atlantic market Busy day as sunshine returns Mrs Mosley hosts company Rev Franklin returns from the West P Johnson returns from Omaha J. F. Fisher timer T J Riddlebarger Co ship 7000 pounds of feathers City council tests water power G L Mosher ships hog car to Chicago Mrs Voorhies visits Anita M M Parkerson collects duties Samuel W Dilier A M Perkins E H Mayhew guests at Park hotel A O Anderson an old friend Hank Gillett promotes Shoe Peg Cigar fence around baseball park sold to Harney Mahar Butler family visit Cumberland execution at Harlan staining reveals farm and business notes in a busy local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kueitz
Cumberland
Carl Christenson
Walnut
Boston Madrigal Club
Atlantic
Plattsmouth
Nebr
J. F. Fisher
F. W. Bruington
Peterson
Elkhorn
Paul Maclean
Carroll
Bailey’s Hall
J.R. Jones
Cass Township
Cap. Chesley
J. K.riddlebarger & Co
G. L. Mosher
Chicago
Ball Park
Martin Butler
Hampton
Ed Butler
Harlan
Supreme Court
Chas
Hartkoph
South Elm
John Franklin
John
South Dakota
Michael Watera
United Presbyterian Church
Wm. McGsehan
D. M. Perkins
Dave
McCosh
Anita Republican
Frank O. Temple
P. Pettinger and Nephew
Marshall Terbush
Watters
Davis
H. D. Gresham
Colcans
Park Hoteau
Rural Iowa City Notes On Hog Market And Local News
Saturday reports show hogs rising in price with G. L. Mosher shipping a carload to Chicago and W.46. Davis along with H. D. Gresham visiting from Colcans at the Park Hotel. Various residents including Miss Disbrow, Albert Johnson, and Theo G. Steinke appear in town for business, social calls, or family events while plans for a new Anita church and a Sioux City corn palace circulate.
The Fair Over An Account of the Whole Enterprise
The Phoenix books fair ends with gross receipts of 802.50 and net income about 650. Miss Mamie Cain receives a gold watch, Liston Colling captures a gold headed ebony cane, and Mrs. A. W. Straight earns jewelry. Organizers praise C. S. Manville and Al Tharnish for the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Whitney
Phoenix Books
W. W. Straight
Liston Colling
Mamie Cain
Walter Collins
Sturtz & Duvall
Wilber Herbert
Steinke
C.S. Manville
al Tharnish
Ad. Fudge
C. Saulsbury
Wm. Rowe
E. Andersons
Anna Burnea
Jas. Collins
Manville
Rudolph Zuch
Local Notes and Movements Across Agrarian and Social Circles
Muttenfelder builds a large barn for his stock on the Stone ranch west of the city. Long Hag bought the Tom Chew place in Bear Grove and will move in March. Meredith, Dickey & Co store vast timber at their warehouse and secure more. A debating society forms at No 7 Benton on immigration tariff and issues. At Montezuma farmers contract fat cattle for May and hogs for July delivery. Horaceaker returns home after drift at Peru and mentions a Council Bluffs line up the Rattlesnake. Edwin Meredith, grandson of Col Thomas Meredith, will manage the Farmers Iowa Tribune in Des Moines. A Danish Brotherhood social dance brings forty couples to Bailey's hall with music from Elkhorn. Y M C A meetings are proving successful and to continue next week with Rev Semones and Rev Shenton. Bob Johnson injures his hand at the Mes senger Office press but is recovering. A train of fifteen flour cars passes through for D M Steele & Co of Omaha from Pittsburg mills via Minneapolis. Exchange Bank stockholders raise Edwin Delahoyde to Assistant Cashier amid general approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muttenfelder
Long Hag
Tom Chew
Bear Grove
Meredith, Dickey, & Co
Phere
Benton
Montezuma
Horaceaker
Peru
Council
Edwin Meredith
Thomas Meredith
Des Moines
Farmers’ Iowa Tribune
Bailey's Hall
Elkhorn
Semones
Shenton
Bob Johnson
Dr. Porterfield
D. M. Steele & Co
Omaha
Neb
Pittsburg Mills
Minneapolis
Exchange Bank
Edwin Delahoyde
Audubon County Journal
J.H. Johnson
Chicago
J. H.’ Wood
Ellery Mills
A. Shaw
Lewis
A. J. Hansen
Frank Ricker
Mrs. Allen
Dexter
Silas Wilson
Elmer Haver
Council Bluffs
A. O. H. Hall
Will McWaid
Henry Heyman
Abe Block
Tucoily
Hatton
Frank Allison
Montgomery County
Grand Junction
Colo
Local notes from Audubon and nearby towns mix vanishings and visits
Monday notes report F M Martin from Audubon in the city. A L Boatedo to Omaha. J H Johnson to Chicago. J H Wood to Des Moines. many residents visiting relatives and attending business. Mentions Hatton Replevin verdict, hog shipments to Chicago, cholera in Green County, wood sellers Meredith Dickey Co, and a social hop at the A O C hall. Also notes weather easing, Valentine day prep, and several relocations and local meetings.
Bargain Days on Dress Goods and Linens at Closing Sale
Bargain days feature black peau de soie dress silks at 98 cents or 1.29 for higher grades. Figured china silks, table linens, and 60 inch hemstitched goods reduced. New dress goods arriving daily with a closing out sale of shoes regardless of cost. Elegant spring garments expected by March 1. Local store advertises deep discounts and daily restocks to draw shoppers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weekly Telegraph
Crawford & Hollowell
J. 8. Knop
Maine
Rev
Carlsen
Miss Miller
Red Oak
Macomber
W. E. Blaly
Hank Gillett
Henry Seaman
Mary
Rachel Kinney
Ieces
A. Kinney
Shelby Ows
Benson
Wlatter
Harry Fox
Adamson
Creameryite
Hayes
Coats & Co
Massena
Cumberland Express
Fraser
Crooks
Northern
L. & Ames
Kirkwood
George McCartney
Fred McCartney
Col. McCartney
Rich
O. W. Rich
Farmers’ Institute
Bruce Mather
Miss Disbrow
Sam Brothers
Albert Johnson
L.G. Consigney
Avoca
Frank Swinburn
Harry Martin
J. D. Rendleman
Extra
Geo. Carpenter
I. R. Branson
Martin
J. M. Brewster
G. Wissier
Milwaukee
Fred Durr
G. Mott
Theo. G. Steinke
M. McEniry
Wilb
Anita
Fourth Street
A. E. Todd
Kansas
Nebraska
H .M. Bourne
Harry Barrin
Independence
W. H. Harris
Fudge Deemer
Monay
J. N. Nelson
H. Boycen
J. A. Nelson
Bikborn
Bujsik & Stoufer
Wiota
Chas, Manville
Hook & Ladder Co
City of
A. WaHiney
Rustler
Rambler
J. A. Conerd
Boston
Mr.Conerd
Providence
Osceola
Wiora
Bullock & Staufer
A. D. Bullock
Dwit
J. W. Staufer
Levi Downs
A Brackett
Sioux City
Jay
F. M. Martin
Audubon
City
A. L. Boatedo
Joe Jones
M. Wakefield
Antrim
Dr. Major
George White
Genoa
Gustave A. Blohm
Lillie Kemith
Ashehnan
Green County
Ben Cate
Meredith, Dickey & Co
Nes
R. Rowe
Wm. Howlett
Shelby County
Sam
Benton Township
G. G. Baker
New York
E Jilliffe
Cice
Park Hotel
W. H. Low
Cumberland Lumber Yard
P. Pettinger
George Gillett
Wilson Farm
Audubon County
Elmer Willetts
Walnut Street
Chestnut Street
R. D. McGeshon
Bert Flag
Bostedo Carrier Co
L. ©. Hatton
Scott
Judge Macy
Orsat
Guest
West
United States
August Knop
Green Bay Lumber Co
Elmer Clovis
Elmer
Audubon Branch
Sarah
de Witt
At. Palmer & Findley
C. L. Maxwell
Oakland
Cal
J. F. Conway
Maxwell
Marwell.& Vaughn
Roy Eshelman
Eshelman
M. P. Jones
Mel
Wm. Terbush
Geo
Tuerk
Y. M
Eli Perking
Greenfield
Sale
McWard
Dickerson
Cass County Abstract
Atlantic, Iowa
Cacs
Cass “Couny
Pannes
Iowa
Opera House
L. L. Tilden
Eccles’ Sals
F. H. Whitney & Son
Ind
Europe
Coragt
Moershell Bros
Wook
Montgomery & Co
Ni Z D
Wilken
Emmert & Co
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