Hogs and family notes from Grove county area
County and vicinity items record Haunl shipping hogs, Emmet McCarthy visiting, Frank Beekman moving in with Ben Croissant, Hopley visiting Washington township, Ina Morphy buying school books, Ina Morphy and Kate Beekman with Mabel Gaylord, Tra Sopher giving cigars due to marriage, Colchaine moving to Beekman's former place, Casper Beekman returning from Chicago with hogs, and a cake at Bigelow's sociable described as corn bread masquerading as cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Haunl
Emmet McCarthy
Frank Beekman
Ben Croissant
Wn. Hopley
Washington Township
Ina Morphy
Kate Beekman
Mabel Gaylord
Tra Sopher
Mr. Colchaine
Casper Beekman
Chicago
Bigelow’s
Sociable
Hawes Sale Tops Local Week Large Sale Sets Good Prices
Washington notes list J E Bailey shelling corn, G E Link staying over, Lou Hawes busy. Bear Grove visitors John and Ben Cranston. Charley Lambertson in Washington. Wayne Battersby improving. Wayne’s father slow to recover from sprain. birth announced for February 21 to Guy Howard and wife. Tim Morrissey solves lyceum joke about Cleveland suspenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bailey
WN. D. Winston
Wiota
Henry Schubert
Atlantic
Guy Howard
G. E. Link
Washington
Lou Hawes
John
Ben Cranston
Bear Grove
Hawes
Lewis
Wayne Battersby
Tim Morrissey
Lyceum
Cleveland
Tim
Local Notes From Buck Creek Area
Unofficial reports show Butler’s new driving horse and Geo Jenkins repairing his farm home as John Butler plans to move in while Mr Evans vacates. An unusually large crowd attended the quarterly meeting Sunday afternoon. Families and neighbors visited, with several trips to Cumberland and Five Mile Church for services last week. An exhibition is set for Ginger Hill Friday night March 6 and Ellery Mills asks Nort Benton to verify leading the singing last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. FE. Butler
Geo, Jenkins
John Butler
Evans
James Duncan
Sriplett
F. C. Smith
Lock
Maine
Mr. Lamphere
Cumberland
Wilson
Five Mile
Frank Anderson
Ben Taylor Place
Melville Herbert
Clarinda
Ginger Hill
C. H. Laartz
Ellery Mills
North Benton
Nort Benton
Local notes from Lewis and Atlantic area
A compilation of short notes: residents Harris Elliott Hopley Stevens Voorhees and Parson visit Atlantic or Lewis. J B Jones and Hugh Reinig travel. Dr Mullins and Miss Howard visit. Erma Jones takes a teaching exam. Endevor society entertainment at Congregational church. J A Meyers near Bear Grove recovering from illness. M E church prayer meetings and future dedication planned. J J Perkins family moves near Jefferson with a surprise gift. Washington correspondent cites Western Mail money figures. old reserve money reference and bond mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Voorhees
Iowa
Simon Parson
Jim Baxter
Atlantic
J.B. Jones
Fort Madison
Hugh Reinig
Des Moines
A. Mullins
Miss Howard
Lewis
Clarence Jones
Lyceum
Washington
Erma Jones
M. E
D. C. Yank Iis
J. R. Kirk
Franklin
The
Western Mail
Local Notes From Camp Creek Valley and Prairie Rose
George Baker moved this week. An exhibition will be held at Prairie Rose soon. The No. 8 literary society will stage an exhibition at the end of the month. Charles DeBord and wife returned Friday from a short visit near Adair. Martin Fudge and his wife attended the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Mott on Saturday. Orin Blakeslee bought two new carriage horses and expects to travel seven miles faster now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baker
Prairie Rose
Literary Society of No. 8
Charles DeBord
Adair
Martin Fudge
Mr. Mott
Orin Blakeslee
Orin
Victoria School Closed and Local Health Notices
Victoria notes a Friday school closure and multiple residents listed on sick lists. Families announce births and bereavements, with an infant death and burial at Center graveyard. The Victorian aid society gathered at Mrs. R Symonds’s home, and Rev J P Finney returned to Tarkio Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Symonds
Annie Richards
Holeschule
Victorian Aid Society
R. Symonds
J. P. Finney
Tarkio
James Ford
Des Moines
A. W. Johannas
F. Symonds
Philips
South Dakota
Stephen Beadles
Tur keys Grove social notes and weddings in Grove township
Notices from Turkey Grove record visits of Rev Burns and wife of Anita, rentals and moves by Wm Metheny, Lighty couple moving to Colorado after marriage, Jack Roe at a wedding, and Clara Wakefield teaching at No 6 with plans for spring term. Anderson Neely to move to Des Moines. Wedding of Minnie F Smith to David Lighty officiated by Rev Samuel Smith. couple to depart for Colorado with Judd family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Burns
Anita
Charles Houk
J. EK. Long
Lyceum
Gold Hill
Wm. Metheny
A. Neely
Floyd Lighty
Clara Wakefield
No. 6
J. A. Lighty
Garfield
Jack Roe
Minnie F. Smith
David BE
Samuel Smith
Lewis
Grove Township
Colorado
W. E. Judd
Local notes from Reno and vicinity reflect moves and visits
Edna Jim Young and family are at home in Reno. L Hunt's dance was a success. J White is having a well bored. Rev Brown conducts revival at Reno with good success. Fred Berry buys cattle in the area. G W Hurlburt moves to his new farm. Pollen of Milford sawed wood for Reed and Neary. Chas Daugherty improving from illness. Mrs Gee Campbell and son visited Wiota. Lawles sold land and may move to Colorado. Levi Blankenship erects a new house on Meredith land. Royal Hudspeth and Geo Pennell transact business. Pat Neary of Cumberland welcomed back. Joe Edwards and family move into VanGorder land near Cumberland. Chris Hall rents farm and may go to Colorado. Measi Conley and Connie attend LO F lodge in Cumberland. Lou Cotton to live on W Cozad farm. James Burdette reports success of Brenton school literary. Robinsons under care of doctor. neighbors haul corn to market. Charley Conant visits friends. Bert Neary assists brother in care of children while wife seeks medical care in Cumberland. Moving season brings several shifts in the area. Lem Hunt moves to Geo Wakesfield farm. Jack Fletcher takes Hunt's vacated place. Mark Neary and Geo Waters move near Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Young
Reno
Hunt
J. White
W. Pierson
Rev. Brown
Fred Berry
E. Bruce
G. W. Hurlburt
Mr. Pollen
Milford
J. Reed
Pat Neary
Cumberland
Joe Edwards
VanGorder
Chris Hall
Colorado
Measi
Conley
Connie
LO. O. F. Lodge
Lou Cotton
John
Lem Hunt
Geo. Wakesfield
Jack Fletcher
Mark Neary
Geo. ‘Waters
Carroll
Germany
Chris Henneschiedt
Dot Hurlburt
W. T. Read
Will Comer
Magnuson
Frank Smith
Wiota
J. A. Kilpatrick
E. A. Baer
J. B. Magarrell
T. E. Evans
Council Bluffs
B. J. Read
Noble Center
Brown
J. A. Read
Mr. Read
Five Mile Grove News Highlights and Moves
John Leper moved to Atlantic for unspecified reasons. Mullins stayed in the Grove on Sunday while Mr. Miller nears recovery. Local church attendance rose Tuesday evening. Ida Hoyt and Grace McFadden visited Mr. Lamb on Wednesday. Mrs. R. L. Harris of Audubon visited here recently. George Davis notes straw market dullness. Rev L B Wickersham and son Wade visited Saturday. Edith Cnahing and Ted Langdon spent weekend with Della Lamb. R S McConnell began cabbage harvest with good prices. Jack Jones and George Waugh prepared to move to Missouri. Charlie Warnum broke his shoulder from a horse mishap. Buck Creek folk attended Grove church Sunday evening by horse and carriage. Sarah was well represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leper
Atlantic
Mullins
Sunay
Miller
Ida Hoyt
Grace McFadden
Lamb
R. L. Harris
Audubon
George Davis
L. B. Wickersham
Wade
Edith Cnahing
Tede Lang
Don
Della Lamb
McConnell
Jack Jones
George Waugh
Missouri
Charlie Warnum
Water
Buck Creek
the Grove
Sarah
Bear Grove Neighbors Move In Town And Farm
Local notes from Bear Grove describe Dave Tillman moving his house and Parsons returning to the farm, with several others migrating to Atlantic. Sunday church attendance, biweekly preaching, educational meeting plans, and student reports fill the town rows alongside remarks on weather, thefts, and a surprise school basket dinner at Crawford’s.
Pleasant and Noble Line and Wax Area Social Notes
Sick week mentions Barney Kiser and Hsthrer Kilpatrick visiting Wax. Atlantic trips by Mike Talbott and W. J. Grinack with Friday visits. A dance at Ingraham's Friday evening and Mrs. Harvey Gifford from near Lewis as Line caller. Crescent nursery stock bought by Donahoe. Whitaker brothers building on A. G. Hully farm and D. H. Westfall barn in Wax suburbs. J. 8. Barnett of Atlantic selling medicine along Ridge. G. W. Anderson contracted for Wax city waterworks. Walkinshaw brothers having tubular well dug on their farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Kiser
Hsthrer Kilpatrick
Wax
Mike Talbott
Atlantic
Alice Hall
Ingraham
Harvey Gifford
Lewis
Das, Donahoe
Crescent Nursery
Whitaker Brothers
A. G. Hully
D. H. Westfall
Barnett
W. J.grinack
Wim, Barker
G. W. Anderson
Walkinshaw Brothers
ALOja Home Visit Spurs Local News and Moves
Mrs D Miller and daughter Stella visited Frank Sherwood at his home Thursday. Mrs J P Jacobs returned from Carbon to attend her sick sister. Dick Bode remodels and builds a new barn. Ed Near and family moved from D A Miller’s to Joe Peebles’ former house. Bruce Kreiger’s surprise party drew a big crowd and Clara Jarvis’s shoe box social at Donahoe schoolhouse raised about ten dollars. John Latin of Omaha visited Frank Sherwood. distant relative reunites with old New York ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. “Miller
Stella
Frank Sherwood
J. P. Jacobs
Carbon
Dick Bode
Ed Near
D. A. Miller
Joe Peebles
Bruce Kreiger
Clara Jarvis
Donahoe
John Latin
Omaha
Mr. Latin
Mr. Sherwood
New York
Moving is the order of the day in North Benton
March storms bring hope for early spring as school elections conclude. Highland and Largey schools close this week with a spelling night at Largey. John Mitchellin moves near Highland, replacing Bert Brock in Lambert district. Rev Herriman arrives with new doctrine at Center, sparking interest. Republicans meet at Center to select delegates J D Walker James Wishart W C Williams Wm Murphy Ross Howlett and James Jordan for the county convention. Bird Benson and Miss Lela Cotton of Oakfield wed last Wednesday. Teacher reading circle to meet March 12 at Center schoolhouse to discuss Chapter One in Kings School Interest and Duties and The Seven Laws of Teaching. Books available in Atlantic for 65 cents. All education friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland and
Largey
John Mitchellin
Highland
Bert Brockaway
Lambert
Herriman
Center School
Teachey
King's School
Atlantic
Friends of Education
Wedding Announcement and Valley Happenings In NODAWAY VALLEY
Weddings and social notes fill the NODAWAY VALLEY column with dates farms and meetings. School exhibition at Noble Center. revival meetings at Reno drawing interest and conversions. J A Read family hosts a quilting gathering for relatives and neighbors celebrating his parents sixtieth wedding anniversary in January.
Brighton gossip notes from a rural community
BRIGHTON items report several moves and local appearances. Mrs G W Crouch is sick while Mr Reason shifts to John Sibert farm and Mr Raffenberg handles costs for Mr Gorken. Emma Lawsen works in Atlantic. Nelson, Elliott, Campbell, Welch seen about. Franklin events include a golden wedding and a visit from city guests. Levi Blankenship noted near Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Crouch
Reason
John Sibert
Raffenberg
Gorken
Emma Lawsen
Atlantic
Martin Nelson
S. W
W. B. Elliott
Ben Campbell
John Welch
Leap Weber
Jackson
Sem Jones
Grant Blake
Mrs. Duncan
City
Local notes from Anita and vicinity highlight moves and events
Land deals and farm life fill Anita notices with Al Alexander leaving Elliott for Bagley in Washington township while Carson Sinceson buys the Elliott property for a move to Atlantic this spring. Short items report school meetings, a golden wedding, social visits, farming moves, voting, a close mayoral race, a wedding in Wiota, and business changes including a road store fit-up and new housing.
Wedding of Miss Jennie Irvin Robinson Reported
A fragmented wedding notice describes Miss Jennie Irvin Robinson’s ceremony at 5 o'clock and her parents' home, noting decor and contrasts with farming life, and extending best wishes to the couple. Also a brief ad announces a winter goods closeout with cash-only terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed
Jennie Irvin Robinson
Hearts Life
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Banker Harris
Mr. Elliott
Peter Hopley
Arizona
John Stevens
D. A. Peters
Camp Creek Valley
Victoria
Turkey Grove
Edna
Five Mile Grove
Dave Tillman
Parsons
Frank Atkinson
Mr. Bradbury
Fred Grundy
John McQuade
James Desking
Brown Place
Bethel
Carl Carlson
Charles Deskins
C. B. Halsey
H. L. Lee
Ernest Jonke
Ernest Gaulke
Massena
Ay White
Nance County
Neb
Fred Gruby
C. E. McCarthy
Seven Mile Valley
Frank Osen
Newcomb
Eo. Wissler
Boller
George
Peoples Party
H. M. Crawford
Lena
Etta Blakesly
Aloja
Atlanc
People
Atlantic and
Cass’ County
Chas
East Side
Chestnut Street
Nodaway Valley
Brighton
Maple Dale
al Alexander
Frank Herbert
Mother Mott
Levi Blankenship
Cumber
R. B. Crouch
al. Alexander
Elliott
Bagley
Carson Sinceson
Mart Fudge
Mrs. Mott
Ed Welsh
Sam Jones
United Workmen
No. 7
Mat Shepjard
Miss Mitchell
Monay
Anttla
J. M. Ivmen
Bruce
S. S. Watson
Engleman
L. G. Butcher
J.B. McDermott
Chas. Ragan
S. F. Myers
Hoyt
H. C. Saunders
A. Gerard
Overmire
Johnson
Aldrich
Thayer
Anna Budd
Harry Bell
J. J
Budd
Mer
Lorahan
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