Nine Pound Girl Born To Everharts In County
A nine pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs Bert Everhart. A severe storm swept the township Friday evening with hail damaging corn and rain aiding growth. A new school sits on the old site in No 6. Eureka nurseries agents are active in the area. Varvest nearly over. oats lodged in the rain. Miss Maud Tate will attend Normal at Greenfield this fall. William Roe threshing with Thos Angus. Road between sections 22 and 23 now open after long closure allowing weed growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Everhart
No. 6
Eureka Nurseries
Fremont
Nebraska
Maud Tate
Greenfield
William Roe
Grove Township News Briefs and Local Arrivals
William Hopley cut timothy hay for seed last week and a picnic was noted south of town. Mrs Worth hosted a Friday evening party, Miss Mabel Hopley remains ill, and W G Link is threshing with McMilan and Middaugh. The community saw several trips to Lewis and Nodaway, with Mrs Link and Ida returning home. Early potatoes nearly ripe, oats stacking underway, and a new well is being sunk by Mr Granger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hopley
Timothy Hay
Fred Franklin
Grove
Blanche Roberts
Ripley
Iowa
Lewis
Mabel Hopley
Grove Township
N.S. Link
Miss Neva Link
Washington Township
Charley Samuelson
Wiota
Edgar Gaylord
Bear Grove
Granger
Cumberland News Local Notes and Social Updates
Anna Studley returned from a Denver teachers meeting. Local residents attended a tent meeting in Atlantic. Fred Linderman leaves for Lorer for a store job. Hugh Waddell and family back from Omaha. Brick building work starts for Dr Weaver. Del McDiamid and Al Bruitt plan grain business. Some cats yield 60 to 75 bushels per acre. J D Bruce and two girls visit Bridgewater. Mr and Mrs Chas Bryan welcome a daughter. Visitors to Mrs W C Johnson in Griswold report hail damage. Corn damage reported. many window panes broken. Albert Palmer buys nickel plated barn. Our band grows in size and interest. Larry McLester returns from Afton visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Studley
Denver
Wm. Lucas
Henry Mitler
Alva Morgan
Harry Fitch
Atlantic
Fred Linderman
Lorer
Hugh Waddell
Omaha
Dr. Weaver
del McDiamid
al Bruitt
J. D. Bruce
Bridgewater
Chas
Bryan
Howard and Fitch
Myrtle Mountain
Allen Trego
Shester Dowell
W.C. Johnson
Griswold
Albert Palmer
Larry McLester
Afton
Local notes from WIOTA residents and visitors
Lucy Buckley visited near Lorah last week and Rev Dietrich will preach at Lorah next Saturday evening August 3. Aunt Sade Jameson is sick. Jertha White of Atlantic visited. Mrs Robinson’s house being remodeled by Anita carpen ters. Grandpa Turk returned from Illinois staying with daughter Mrs Barickman. W D Staller welcomed an 8 pound girl born July 25. Mrs Robinson sick. Mrs Brown of Maine visited with her son Charley Brown and wife. Mrs King of Des Moines visiting Billy Robinson and wife. New station agent family settled over Fitche’s store. Geo Ragan staying with uncle Charles Ragan of Anita. Hotel undergoing transformation with sheds torn down and new coat of paint. Henry Hollis employed as hostler. Dietrich’s temperance sermon Sunday from Daniel 5:15.
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Lucy Buckley
Lorah
Dietrich
Sade Jameson
Jertha White
Atlantic
Robinson
Anita Carpenters
Grandpa Turk
Ilinois
Barickman
W.D. Staller
Brown
Maine
Charley Brown
King
Des Moines
Billy Robinson
Fitche
Atore
Geo, Ragan
Charles Ragan
Anita
Henry Hollis
Accident injures George Gordinier near Adair
George Gordinier endured a serious accident last Thursday when his horse panicked at a steam threshing machine and bolted. He was thrown into a barbed wire fence, suffering deep cuts on the face and limbs. the buggy was wrecked beyond repair. The Good Templars announce an entertainment at the M E church on Wednesday evening July 31 with a cordial invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gordinier
George
Mr. Roe
Adair
A. J. Roe
Good Templars
M. EE
Epworth Leagues Meet in Fairview and Pleasant Ridge
Fairview and Pleasant Ridge Epworth Leagues held a union meeting at the Ridge Sunday evening. Clarence Baxter works for John Coffer. The Scarff brothers of Griswold visited Harvey Gifford. Fred Will adds a weighing attachment to his separator and Ernest Johnke begins feeding work with Fred Will from both sides. Jid Himes works for Mr. Holbrooke. Miss Lillis Garner of Lewis visits cousin Miss May Himes.
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Epworth
Fairview
Pleasant Ridge
Local Notes From Buck Creek and Surrounds
A rainy Monday morning finds Hans Hansen stacking wheat while Fannie Cecil visits near Griswold. Various locals, including Misses Grace and Allie Childs with Uncle James Triplett and Ben Cecil, plus Gus Osen and Mr. Osen’s sister, spent time near Kimbalton and east of At lantic last week. J.8. Herbert shows notable progress, hosting another guest. Homer Ramsey visited his uncle Sunday. A tent meeting drew young folks to Atlantic Sunday night and a neighborhood wedding was reportedly held Thursday evening. Miss Van Pelt Estella and Bessie Murray with Mesdames Brown and Rich hosted Mrs. Herbert Oakes last Thursday. Mr. Olney went to Oskaloosa to be by his dying mother. Miss Alice Oaks entertained city visitors Friday night. Mr. Jenkins digs a well north of the church. Take repairs to P. F. O’Connell. all work guaranteed satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Hansen
Atlantic
van Pelt
Estella
Bessie Murray
Mesdames Brown and Rich
Herbert Oakes
Olney
Oskaloosa
Alice Oaks
Jenkins
P. F. O'Connell
J. O. Harris
Charley
John Wheeler
Fred Shinley
Iowa
Helen Cart
Sanders
Santa Anna
Cal
Lewis
Ed. Smedley
N. A Moore
Arnold
Milford
Fredie Brazle
Boy’s Brigade Company
N. A. Moore
Mather
Trudie Bailey
Emma Chipman
Storm Lake
Dillon-Wilson
Lorah and Vicinity Weather and News Summary
A Sunday rain eased dust and helped corn. harvest and threshing proceed. Rev Fraser away in August. Rev Deitrich of Wiota preaches next Sunday at 8. Henry Wilson damaged a small bridge by not planking. Mayor Wilson spent the week in Sarah. Mrs Charley Laartz on sick list. George Hasting boasts champion lip for cream and pickles. John Stoner and Pellett to ship more horses next week. Joe Gensen and wife visited Elkhorn. Attendance at Atlantic tent meeting. Democratic convention crowd shifted to Fireman’s Hall or Farmer’s Home. mix-up in route. Stay rods disappearing from corn cribs. rain should help corn. Fine watches and jewelry at O Connell’s.
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Fraser
Lorah
Deitrich
Wiota
Henry Wilson
Mayor Wilson
Sarah
Charley Laartz
George Hasting
John Stoner
Pellett
Joe Gensen
Elkhorn
Atlantic
Court House
F. M. Stoner
Bear Grove News Briefs From a Changing Week
Threshing continues as showers bring relief. Wallace Link works for Dave Wilman and Mr Grave laying drilled wells. Charles Lee returned home from visits. Y P S C E meeting attended by Ed Link and Edgar Gaylord. The wind storm tipped Charlie Cartright s granary upside down. Rev R W Harris preached in Chicago. G C Jewell preached at Bear Grove church. Notices warn about Kritendrine minor sons leaving home and bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Link
Dave Wilman
Mr. Grave
Charles Lee
Link
Edgar Gaylord
Grove
Charlie Cartright
John Bailey
Washington
R. W. Harris
Chicago
G. C. Jewell
Lewis
Bear Grove Congregational Church
Id Shearer
Fred Genby
Lewis town notes and social scene recap
Local Lewis dispatches record visits by J O Harris and Mrs Lair's mother Mrs Taylor of Villisea. Farm chatter notes a bountiful oat harvest, hail early, and promised corn crop with rain. Community events include Union Park gathering, sermons by Rev. Jewell and M. S church, Boy's Brigade drills, and trips to Atlantic for tent meeting.
Community Notes From Atlantic And Nearby Areas
Robert Woods began a combined business and leisure trip through eastern Nebraska on Monday. J O Wilken conducted business here on Wednesday. M Myers and wife visited Atlantic Wednesday. J B Turner bought a farm in Harrison county Missouri and left Thursday to harvest the hay crop. John Woods and Miss Grace Blackwood visited relatives in Atlantic last week. Nellie, Pearl Stutton, Tede Langdon and Edith Cushing spent the week with relatives in Anita. A lightning strike damaged the vacant house once owned by G W Boatright during Saturday night’s storm. The foul air from the shutup house likely worsened the incident. B S Ferryman was in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Woods
Nebraska
J.O. Wilken
M. Myers
Atlantic
J. B. Turner
Harrison County
John Woods
Grace Blackwood
Nellie
Pearl Stutton
Tede Langdon
Edith Cushing
Harvest and social notes from Marne area
Marne residents report harvest activity with Moses Knudsen Frank West and Guy Toulouse working in Dakota last Sunday. Local outings include a George Stephenson Sunday school picnic and a group from Avoca dining with landlord Juastine before heading to Atlantic for a ball game. Observer notes suggest the Grove township correspondent censors ball game announcements and hints at possible elevator abandonment as band practice might move to the waterworks tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Knudsen
Frank West
Guy Toulouse
Dakota
Lewis
Garland
Harlan
George Stephenson
Smith
Uarchard
Iowa
Burt Powell
Atlantic
Blanche Harvey
Seward
Neb
M. Dunham
E. N. Gibson
Shelby County Normal
J.M. Dean
Adair
Vanderpool
Greenfield
Avoca
Juastine
Grove Township
Obituaries and notices from a rural Iowa paper
Obituary notes Almira E. Richardson born May 22 1835 died July 24 1895 near Milford Iowa. Baptized into Baptist church 37 years ago then joined Church of Christ at Lewis. Leaves two daughters and a son and a sister and a brother. Funeral preached by W A Moore at Milford with many Lewis friends. Also contains a Joint Resolution proposal about prohibition and an ad for Royal baking powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira E. Richardson
J. A. Brown
Milford
Iowa
Trumbull County
Ohio
Wm. Arnold
Tabor
Cass County
Lewis
Congregational Church
Baptist Church
Church of Christ
Jesus
God
Mrs. Brown
Helen Whistier
Davenport
J. L. Arnold
James Baxter
Emery Richardson
Wiola
W.A Moore
Disciples of Christ
Holmes Quinlan linked to Pietzel death case in Philadelphia ordeal
Long report details H. H. Holmes and Patrick Quinlan as suspects in the Pietzel children case. Holmes provides a detailed account of Pietzel's death and his own involvement, including alleged plans to claim insurance and discard the body after an explosive device. Witnesses, weapon finds, and a mysterious bricklayer emerge as investigators seek proof and charges.
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Omeaao
H. H. Holmes
Patrick Quinlan
Quinlan
Holmes
Chappell
Agaist Holmes
Pat Quinlan
Denison
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