Hood's Sarsaparilla Reputed Cure for Long Illness
Joan J Livre of Mannaville recounts a long illness with severe symptoms and blood in the urine. After trying various remedies without lasting benefit, she found relief using Hood's Sarsaparilla, taking nine bottles and claiming renewed health and confidence in the medicine. She endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier from C. I. Hood & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Joan J. Livre
Mannaville
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
County and Vicinity News From Noble Township
Local notes from Cass county and nearby Noble township describe social events, weddings, and illness. Highlights include H W Miller and Rosa Rabe's recent marriage, upcoming George Craig and Emma Kaiser nuptials, a chicken pie social raising over six dollars, and various residents recovering from sickness or returning from work while community activities continue in Brush College and Lyman area.
Turkey Grove News Flips Between Gold Hill Notes
O J Wheatley shelled corn Friday. An eleven pound baby girl born to Vet and wife on Feb 8. Arleigh Lighty ill this week. Mrs Henry Eagan back from Massena visit. Protracted meeting at Gold Hill paused last Thursday. John Cannon seen returning from Nebraska. Hugh Ramsey seen taking a backward plunge into Will Mastellar’s water. Authors note redundancy with Gold Hill items and pledge to focus on local Grove news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Wheatley
Arleigh Lighty
Vet Smith
Henry Eagan
Massena
Gold Hill
John Cannon
Nebraska
Hugh Ramsey
Will Mastellar
Hugh
Turkey Grove
Cumberland Gossip and Local Notices
Cumberland column notes residents visiting relatives in Woodbury county and plans to move to Oklahoma. local sales, farm moves, auctions, and a fight over water. church revival shifts to Baptist events with Evangelist Howard. incidents include a dog shooting, several illnesses, wood cutting, and a Valentine library fundraiser earning about 9 dollars.
Local visits and wedding talk at Anita and area
Wiota resident WIOTA W A Neely stopped by Anita on Sunday. Talk swirls about a new bank in Wiota. L Eaton and family visited Atlantic Saturday. J D Ellwood of Butler Missouri was in town last week. Dr Stultz and son Leland visited Panora over Sunday. Several local residents plan to attend the Brewster Workman wedding. Mrs Kinsley of Adair visited her brother J L Gordinier last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Neely
Anita
Wiota
L. Eaton
Atlantic
J. D. Ellwood
Butler, Mo
Our City
Dr. Stultz
Leland
Panora
Brewster-Workman
Mrs. Kinsley
Adair
J. L. Gordinier
Community Notes From Wiota and Grove City
Mrs J J Gordimier and George visited J J Richardson and family in Anita on Thursday. The M E Sunday school raised 5 20 for India sufferers. Catholics held Advent church services last Sunday and may build soon. Rev Maxon closed meetings at Gold Hill and will start in Wiota next Sunday evening. Evangelist Dooley and wife from Springfield Ill arrive Feb 22 to assist. Franklin Twp Reading Circle meets Feb 19 at 7 30 at the Wiota school for important business. Mr Bradbury seen in Grove last Friday. Miss Emma Blake is ill. Mr Moreland shipped cattle. Mrs W J Colter went to St Paul. Miss Church visited nearby. John Drummond called in Grove. Joe Blake shipped cattle to Chicago last Saturday. Miss Shade returned from Orient. Miss Pruitt to entertain at Garfield schoolhouse Feb 11. all invited. Presbyterian C E sociable at Miss Kittie Wallace’s home last Friday. large crowd and good time. Mrs Robison hosted carpet rag tapestry and young folks surprised the family. Valentine social in Grove City last Friday a complete success with around 100 attendees. Hope Miss Franklin gives another good time before school closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kilpatrick
Bauernfeind
Adair County
Wax
Lena Wasmer
John Miller
Wm. Ackerman
Louis Gerlach
H. W
Christ Hoffmeister
Wm. Knoke
Lewis
Wm. Kuester
Wm. Bode
Edward Johnson
Lyman Creamery
H. W. Miller
Rosa Rabe
Oscar Kraft
Lutheran Church
Frank Lindemen
Iowa City
Noble Township
Frank
Wu. Jarvis
Arkansas
Cass County
George Craig
Emma Kaiser
Charles Kaiser
Noble
Rock Corner
Adam Kuester
Lyman
Mark Hanna
Mark
Lon Upton
Grove City
Advent Church
Maxon
Gold Hill
Wiota
Dooley
Springfield
Ill
Franklin Twp
Reading Circle
Mr. Bradbury
Grove
Emma Blake
Moreland
W. J. Colter
St. Paul
Minn
Miss Church
John Drummond
Loyal Haynes
J. D. Young
Dexter
E. E. Major
Atlantic
Avis Petty
J. 4. Wagner
Haver
W. FE. Hayne
Hag
Herald
Band Boys
Opera House
Madge Worthing
W. E. Fish
O. C. Thayer
Avoca
QO. D. Aldrich
Percy
Rich Evans
Bear Grove
Ollie Cranston
Reese Kirkpatrick
Richard Smith
Jessé Cranston
Indiana
Lew Groves
Henry Frank
Anna Tice
Madison County
Roe Tice
John Grane
H. L. Case
Dave Tillman
S. W. McMillan
Fletcher
Winston & Weichart
Mesars Bean
Warren
Misses Lee
DeLane
Literary
United States
E. C. McCarthy
Ernest Wissler
Ted Bradbury
Wm. Sheridan
Joe Brown
H. M. Graham
Milford Myers
John Whippler
F. R. Switzer
Massena Notes and Local Visits Highlight Busy Week
Massena reports include Healey transacting business in Des Moines, Hudspeth of Atlantic visiting, and an opera house entertainment. Funeral for Bob White's little boy noted, and Massena Teachers Reading Circle held Feb 12 1898 with discussions on faith, education methods, habit formation, and teacher character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D. Healey
Des Moines
R. Hudspeth
Atlantic
Band Boys
Opera House
P. E. Boyle
A. F. Black
Lenox
Burr Snelson
Scarr
Cumberland
J. T. White
Blanch Hart
Bob White
Massena
Rosa Scott
Prof
Lartz
Emma Sturdivan
Vira Whitney
Weather and farm notes from Gold Hill and area
In Gold Hill Wm Edwards shelled corn last Monday. Weather in February unsettled with bad roads and too high wagon prices. Barney Malone stacks ice for future use. George Patton builds granary for shelled corn. Seaman boys move near Anita to saw wood last Tuesday. Ed Darling saws wood for Ed Berg last Wednesday. Annie Weideman returns from Omaha. James Lang rents his farm to John Iehnen. Thomas Smith rents Mr Pratt's farm. Milt Darling loses a valued horse to lung fever last week. Protracted meetings at Gold Hill church end due to weather and roads. Chas Weideman trades 100 acre farm to Alex Wishard for 80 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Malone
George Patton
Seaman Boys
Anita
Ed. Darling
Ed Berg
Annie Weideman
Omaha
James Lang
John Iehnen
Thomas Smith
Mr. Pratt
Milt Darling
Gold Hill
Chas. Weideman
Alex Wishard
Local Bear Grove Notes and Community Events
Local items from Bear Grove describe farm trades, visits, and social gatherings. Mrs Major hosts tea, J Wagner buys a fruit and candy kitchen, and a hardware store changes hands in Avoca. School exhibitions, band concerts, taffy pulls, and debates illustrate a bustling community with births, illnesses, sales, and trips to Grundy Center and Atlantic.
Buck Creek News Notes and Local Updates
Mrs M Bales shows some improvement while Mrs John Herbert remains very ill at Raymond Odem visits in Ma haska county. Chris Nelson sold a fine team for 150 dollars last week. Robbie Smith is back with us. G B Olney sold a 680 pound hog. J B Butler's baby sick but convalescing. D W Faulkner of Anita seen nearby. Mr and Mrs J B Wellman returned from Nebraska. Mr Wood near Maine moved two miles north of the church. Rev Gay Nichols preached to large crowds last Sunday. Mrs G W Ringle and children visited her parents J W Butler and wife over weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wellman
Nebraska
Wood
Maine
Gay Nichols
G. W. Ringle
J. W. Butler
College Notes Highlight Social At Y M C A
The college reports a Valentine Social at the YMCA rooms Monday enjoyed by many students and teachers. Visiting Miss Esta and Ethel Simpson of Brayton attended. Miss Hopper's Geography class shows strong map drawings likely to be exhibited in the county superintendent's office. Mae Kriger and Laura Smith of Griswold visited, Prof Meier prepares a March 1 concert, and the A geometry class completes Wentworth’s Plane Geometry problems with all solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta
Ethel Simpson
Brayton
Hopper
Kriger
Mae
Laura Smith
Griswold
Meier
Wentworth
W C Egan Physician Surgeon Wrota Iowa
W C Egan a physician and surgeon in Wrota Iowa offers prompt attention for all professional calls. A big coal shipment from Prrospura began Feb 15 with fourteen tow boats moving south loaded with 79 coal boats 17 barges and 17 flats. The river rise may continue for days and over 4 000 000 bushels of coal are expected to be shipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Egan
Wrota
Iowa
Prrispura
Ohio
South
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS ROUNDUP OF A WEEK
A week of city and nearby travel notes: Lem Moreland and E A Tharnish in town and on business, County Auditor Shifflett in Des Moines, J M Irmen en route to Guthrie Center, Mrs Egan visiting at Wiota, W S Lantz buying a farm near Anita, Mike Cronin in Davenport and Mrs Harry Warren arriving from Council Bluffs. Also updates on local illnesses, cattle and hog shipments, an operation on B L Link, doctors called to Griswold, and travel for C R B Allen. Fall fair dates set for Carroll Har lan Avoca and Atlantic, Atlantic Cemetery officers elected, Mrs E E Ault visiting then leaving, Fossil Pills ads, and a coast down Oak street injury incident. Two youths, Arthur Tuttle with a broken leg, and Des Moines youths Lewis Gernards and Charles Lawther headed west with revolvers listed as wanted in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Moreland
Lewis
E. A. Tharnish
Extra
Shifflett
Des Moines
J.M. Irmen
Guthrie Center
Mike Cronin
Des Mones
Davenport
Harry Warren
Council Bluffs
Brewster
C. R B. Allen
Ottumwa
Fair Association
Carroll Harlan
Avoca
Atlantic
Carroll
Harlan
Lewis Gernards
Charles Lawther
West
DeWitt’s Colic and Cholera Cure Advertised
An 19th century medical ad promotes DeWitt’s Colic and Cholera Cure claiming rapid relief for dysentery and diarrhea. The short notice emphasizes quick action and universal use for gastrointestinal distress.
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Brush College
Fionta Lamb
Buck Creek
Wallace Tobias
John Gingery
J.J. Gingery
Clarence Pellett
Miss Conner
James Leslie
J. P. Hillyard
Woodbury
Rhodes
Oklahoma
Willis
Wm. King
Lee Bryan
Malone Waldron
Lon Bowles Farm
Billy
G. F. Seaman
H. H. Howell
Gus
Herman Roberts
Billy King
Tom Flemming
Mr. Rhodes
Lane
Flemming
Five Mile Grove
Frank Pellett
Russel Everitt
John Fritz
Ed Gingery
W.S. Everitt and
Bert Oaks
Miss Barrow
J. W. Lamb
Owen Green
Lew Harris
John Hancock
Wm. Hancock
Mr. Lamb
W. S Everett and Son
E. Gingery
Oren Green
J. J. Gordimier
George
J. J. Richardson
M. E
India
Wm. Edwards
Maere
Tom Carter
J.D. Sheets
KR. B. Marker
McMillan
Nellie Tice
Miss Tice
Monroe
G. W. Peters
John Daly
Jennie
Frank Breece
H. A. Wisster
Wn. Cartright
D. M- Tillman
M. E. Church
Mr Brown
Tillman
Poland
eGend Fas Catalousa
Mee
F. M. Woods
H. Scarf
Criswold
H. A. Cifford
UBLIC
China
Seldomseen
Columbian Sanders
F. M. Midiarmid
Aucet
Towa
Sale
College Notes
May
Blakesley & Hus
Levi Huff
Katie Main
Hus
Johanna Linehand
Worthing
Daniel Dilts
Joseph Kaiser
Hiorence
Kaiser
Emig't Coto George Cadoux
Elleretux
EM Bourne
Henry Ackerman
Candis M Ackerman
Levi
Doudet
Benjamin F
Scoville
Charlotte
Hayes
August Brodd
E Perkins
Harvey S Brace
Albert Wyman
W Brown Treas
Thomas Meredith Td
G Toroer Et Ux
CE Faulkner
M Myers
C E Townsend
Rv. B. Wilken
B. L. Link
Ross
Wilder
Dr. Pipher
E. 8. Spencer
Jas. Packard
Burlington
St. Louis
Atlantic Cemetery Association
J. A. McWard
C. C. Conrad
R. G. Phelps
Treas
J. F. Conway
Secty
F. M. Alexander
C.H. Cappellar
E. E. Ault
Barnesville
G. B. Olney
Oak Street
Arthur Tuttle
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