Best Months to Purify and Enrich Blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the premier spring medicine to purify the blood, boost vitality, and prevent illness. It cites testimonials from Governor Frank D. M. Ferry Co. Detroit and others who report improved appetite, strength, and general health after spring use, urging a fair trial.
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Hood
Guv. Frank
D. M. Ferry & Co
Detroit
Mich
J. F
Warp
Labelle
Ohio
Flood
Grove Area Social Notes and Local Moves
County and vicinity updates include Ed Findley visiting Grove Sunday J B Johnson moving to town Miss Fionia Lamb visiting Audubon and Miss Henderson from Anita at church. Horses sold by Pat Murphy, a surprise party at Johesons, school closed with a line gift to the teacher, Everett breaking a trotting horse for fall fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Findley
Grove
J. BR. Johnson
Fionia Lamb
Audubon
Theo
G. Steinke
Pat Murphy
Miss Henderson
Anita
Scicolars
H. H. Everitt
Local Notes from Five Mile Grove And Surroundings
Five Mile Grove items report Mrs. John Gingery sick and two of Mr. Tandos children with pneumonia. Mrs. Wm Hancock visited at her son’s last Wednesday. Bayliss bought an elegant piano from A P Marvin. Miss Belle Morrow of Buck Creek visited W H Disbrow last week. The Acker and Gingery sale drew a good crowd with fair prices. Harry Breece of Farmers Mutual Insurance passed through Grove on Wednesday. Edith Harris returned to Audubon with Miss Fionia Lamb for a brief visit, with plans to visit Ubats City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gingery
John Hancock
Harry Breece
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
Grove
Edith Harris
Audubon
Fionia Lamb
Ubat
Clarence Pellett
Re- CO
Will Lamb
Atlantic
Fionta Lamb
Lew Harris
Big Grove
Lew
Frank Harris
Della Lamb
Geo.Tripp
John Desmond
George Girgery
J. W. Lamb
Miss Henderson
Anita
Grace McFadden
Eva Johnson
Pymosa
Ed Warren
Harrison Gingery
Oairfield
Ike Hallock
Mr. McFidden
Maine
Ed Gingery
Mr. Gingery
Charley Tripp
Oklahoma
Miss Connor
Johnson
Walker Farm
Patton Shells Corn as Roads Get Rough at Gold Hill
George Patton reports corn-shelled work last week while roads deteriorate. Miss Luongweil returns home near dlarne. Isaac Wycoll rents part of Lester plane farm. Frank Prather ill but improving. John Jehnen relocates north of Maine to James Long farm. Evangelical protracted meetings begin at Toad Leap schoolhouse on Wednesday evening March 2. Entertainment at Toad Leap schoolhouse last Thursday draws patrons. admission free with $4 library collection. Winter term closes after one year of Miss Longwell teaching at Load Leap.
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George Patton
Harbess
Alex. Wishart
Audubon County
Wiedeman Farm
John Iehnen
Maine
James Long Farm
John
Evangelical Church
Toad Leap School House
Allare
Toad Leap
Miss Longwell
Pulley's sale draws a crowd in Galion area
Jas Galion notes Pulley's sale was well attended on Monday. Riley Evans spent Sunday with friends at this place. Jake Adams traded his team of black ponies for a team of mules. Rev J B Thompson assists with a protracted meeting at Wax. Ed Long shipped two carloads of fine cattle to Chicago Saturday. John Cranston and E C Johnson transacted business in Cumberland Saturday. Smith Miller and wife attended the Leonard Painter wedding near Lewis Thursday evening. Ed Wissler, at Cedar Falls, is expected home for vacation. Joe Marsh helps his uncle repair his house, bought from Mr Moore. Weslie McMillan died Saturday night. funeral Monday at 1. Rev Hill officiated. burial at West Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Riley Evans
Jake Adams
J. B. Thompson
Wax
Ed Long
Chicago
John Cranston
E.C. Johnson
Cumberland
Smith Miller
Leonard-Painter
Lewis
Ed Wissler
Cedar Falls
Joe Marsh
M. R. Evans
Griswold
Moore
Riley
Weslie McMillan
Rev. Hill
West Liberty
George Wakefield
Nebraska
Wiots
Bertha Brooks
Norway
Ed Lighter
Harry Harrison
Anita
Wiota
L. Gardinier
Iowa
Lillian Myers
Anna Wiefgand
L. W. Beebe
John Kirk
Land
J. W. Stoufer
Missouri
Blanche Wright
Odell School
Defiance
J. A. Dooley
Stults
Smooge
Des Moines
Atlantic
W. E. Buckley
Lucy
George Gardinier
Adrian Bates Co. Mo
Grove Notes Improve and Movements Around Town
Grove community brief with health updates, travel, visitors, and local activities. Mrs Shade improved. Ray White and Lick Maggarell seen in town. J Scott visited. Bigelow shelled corn. Soper hauled wood. Prallis moving in. Colter left for St Paul. Linn on a South Dakota trip. Stoodt visited. Acker family at church. assessor making rounds. welcomes for G Bering family. Gar field school event March 11 mentioned. grandma Hardenburg ill. town entertainment noted.
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South Dakota
Etta Stoodt
Grove
Massena Social and Visiting Notes
Steinke’s, Prof Laartz visited Fontanelle. Smiths and Hulls hosted Sunday. Chas Johnson returned from Des Moines. Sandy Rae of Creston visited last Sunday. Tryon and Emig visited Atlantic friends. Sweption returned from Ohio after two weeks. Miller family surprised by friends Thursday evening. Misses Johnson and Huff to host shadow sociable at No 7 Massena township Friday evening to raise funds for school libraries. Invitation extended to all. bring well filled boxes. Program being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. G. Steinke
Laartz
Fontanelle
S. BR. Smith
C. W. Hull
Chas. Johnson
Des Moines
Sandy Rae
Creston
M. J.tryon
Miss Emig
Atlantic
P. A. Sweption
Ohio
Reube Miller
Alice Johnson
Delphia Huff
No. 7
Massena Township
Turkey Grove notes and local happenings in 1898
In Turkey Grove and surrounding areas residents report visits, illness, school activity, and community events. Rev. Mc Cauley begins meetings, diverse social calls occur, and local marriages and church work are noted alongside school events and illnesses among children and adults.
Cumberland News Highlights Local Happenings and Real Estate Boost
Cumberland reports a busy week with farm activity and social visits. Curtis drove to Atlantic while cattle shipments reached seventeen cars. New citizens include M C Durham and Geo Campbell. Residents attend church meetings, and real estate interest grows as houses fill up. A variety of travels, family visits, and minor accidents are noted, along with a local overcoat sale and a sparsely attended Defenbaugh's dance during Lent.
Lorah Sees Social Activity and Local Changes
Nell Rich hosted friends in Lorah while Mr Haley moves to a farm east of the station and several neighbors visit. Reports say the Rothchilds and Ringle Bros trade collapsed. Irven Kelly to occupy part of the Geo Howard farm. Emmitt Jensen seeks spring work and refits his disc. Belle and Will Turner plan to live near Anita with their brother next summer. Seven loads of goods shipped from Sarah. The city marshal opens the opera house for nightly entertainment. Postmaster Olsen resigns moving to Brayton. replacement search yields poor progress.
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Lorah
Nell Rich
Mr. Haley
Mary
Ida Helmtz
Rothchilds
Ringle Bros
Irven Kelly
Geo. Howard
Emmitt Jensen
Belle
Will Turner
Anita
Sarah
Spain
Olsen
Brayton
Hager
College Notes Highlight Social and Academic Events
Chester A. Smith returned after a weekend with his people and rejoined college. The Natural Philosophy class focuses on electricity and its applications. Allan Peterson of Harlan revisits to join Mr. Mier's concert in the opera house on Tuesday evening, March 1. Miss Anna Riggs assists Miss Grubb with stenography and typing this week. A campus social Friday evening in the assembly room featured games, a college quartet, and a spelling contest won by Miss Riggs with 72 words from perseverance. Edith Neff was second with 70. The crowd enjoyed Pillow-Dex as the final, lively game of the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Smith
Allan Peterson
Harlan
Mier
Opera House
Anna Riggs
Grubb
Iranistan News and Community Notes
Mr M Baker bought a horse at the gate. Fred H Franklin closed his four months term of school at Iranistan. Good milk cows brought about 860 last week at Mr Lemon's sale. Stock looks good this winter, indicating ample feed. Mark Byrne and wife attended the wedding of Mr Harry Leonard and Miss Painter last Thursday. Moving remains common. Mr Lemon, Mr Joe l Bickett, Mr Wm Meredith, and Mr R Smith moved, with others likely to follow. Night thieves are stirring as losses of a buggy wheel and two fat hogs were reported. Public opinion awaits a truthful account before judgments form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Baker
Fred H. Franklin
Iranistan
Mr. Lemon
Joel Bickett
Wm. Meredith
R. Smith
Sheridan
Newman
Local notes from Noble township and Griswold areas
Chas Kaiser shelled corn with George Bell this Monday. William Pelger visited his sister Lena Boos in Avoca on Tuesday. Rev. Baurenfeind traveled to Nerstrand Minn for his brother Ernest Dolch’s funeral. Bear Grove residents visited Chas Kuester last Sunday. A broad sow sale at Griswold drew many Noble township farmers, none bought for Noble. Revival efforts at Wax church intensify with Mrs. Anna Davis from Council Bluffs teaching. A Center church rule was stolen again. trustees offer replacement rules via Chas Kuester. Adam Kuester bought an $80 buggy Monday from Meredith of Griswold, seat for two noted. G. P. Schueler visited Henry Franz in Avoca. Rev. Baurenfeind received a telegram summoning him to Chester Dolch’s funeral. A rental notice advertises three lots and a six-room house with barn, fruit trees, and vines, available anytime from John Spence.
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Chas. Kaiser
George Bell
Wm. Pelger
Avoca
Lena Boos
Rev. Baurenfeind
Nerstrand
Minn
Ernest Dolch
Bear Grove
Chas. Kuester
Griswold
Noble
Chester
G. P. Schueler
F. Schueler
Henry Franz
G. P
Adam Kuester
Meredith
Adam
Anna Davis
Council Bluffs
Cheney
Thompson
Shuntz
Fisher, Brown
Springer
Clarence Pellett on the road to re CO
Clarence Pellett journeys toward re CO while farm activity remains lively with hog hauling to Atlantic and multiple neighbors working fields. The notes describe numerous farm chores, church visits, nearby weather hints, and a town social at the Diven home, alongside an annuity of local business and property notices.
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Mise O. A. Elliott
Grinnell
BRUSH
College
Five Mile Grove
Gold Hill
Galion
Massena
Turkey Grove
Bireh Ballentine
David Vicars
Grippe
Meda Longwell
Toadleap
Ella Jurid
College Corner
McCauley
Duskin
F. Bh. Lighty
Lighty
McCreary
T. L. Smith
Merle
Devore
Victoria Township
Guy Allen
Gracie Allen
Oadleap School House
Leo
Donovan Brett
Dorothy Mastellar
Noel Smith
Vet Smith
Grove City
Frank Roberts
Emmett Seaman
R. P. Ros
Dave A
Hide Roberts
George Berg
Chas. Berg
Silas Roe
P. F. O’connell's
Dr. Plunkett
Roy Townsend
Grandma Turner
la Grippe
Irving
W. Hook
Chas. Voorhees
Our City
J. C. Voorhees
J. D. Young
G. S. Worthing
Maud Bailey
Adair
Dufford
Haynes
Lorimer
Walter
Forshay
J. C. Hull
Victor
Ethel Anita
Peter Gant
Clarence Weston
M. E. Church
I. O. O. F. Hall
L. G. Butcher
Galesburg
Ill
Congregational Church
Frances Willard
Ella Scanlan
Oskaloosa
Reynolds
Allen
Sioux City
Gurney
Webster City
Rebekahs
District Court
State of Iowa
Cass County
Eva A. Madison
Henry Madison
District Court of
M. Lyon
Guy Curtis
W. C. Trego
Pete Moore
P. Pettinger
The
Baptist Church
John Welton
Merritt Welton
M.C. Durham
Geo Campbell
John Shearer
Harrisburg
P. J. Hilyard
Woodbury County
Eldredge
W. Atchison
Sciola
Villisca
Red Oak
Carrie Hilyard
Pluma Johnson
Hugh Waddell
Tan Bruyn
Ffull
A. J. Hilyard
George Ragan
Dan Folley
Omaha
Joseph Turner
Ray Winters
Zed Cooms
A. D. Bullock
Will McWard
D. F. Hawks
Cheo’ G
College Notes
Lyman
John Spence
Mr. Johnson
S. Diven
Pennsylvania
East
Banner County
Diven
Mr. Diven
F. J. Cooney & Co
Toledo
Henry Most
Cass
Susanna Most
George Most
Franklin Township
Danie E Roy
B. Wilken
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