County and Vicinity News and Local Notices
Revival at Gold Hill and Center School entertainments and sales mark a curious county bulletin. I M Hemphill plans to leave amid Arkansas fever. J E Burke returns from Omaha with partial eye loss. Emma Brooks and Grandma Sherk visit relatives in Atlantic and Nebraska. Milts Roe and family head to Bridgewater. F B Fitch moves into Raber building. infant Rockwell funeral at M E church. Mrs Wyllie dies near Bridgewater leaving four sons. Sadie Pugh to entertain at Center school house. Thomas Scott sale succeeded. Ed Krauth called to Iowa City. Maude Tate to teach in Adair county. corn at 39c per bushel. many area schools close Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Hill
W.F. Crisman
Anita
Cannon
Mr. Sidlinger
Illinois
Milt Roe
ofLorah
Bridgewater
Arkansas
I. M. Hemphill
J. E. Burke
Omaha
F. B. Fitch
Raber
Milo
Jessie Rockwell
M. E
William Wyllie
Washington Township
Adair County
Winn Cemetery
Sadie Pugh
Center School of
Victoria
Center School House
Thomas Scott
Ed. Krauth
Iowa City
Thomas Gell
Maude Tate
Five Mile Grove Social Notes Include Visits and Weather
George Gingery and wife went to Harlan last Thursday. Mr Levering of Wiota attended church in the Grove Sunday. Thomas Jones and wife visited John Hancock and wife Friday. Meetings Sunday were light due to bad weather. Mrs James Warren visited Lyman Warren near Lewis. Misses Hunter and Bucker of Atlantic visited Clara McFadden Friday evening. Epworth League business meeting Saturday had fair attendance and plans for the next program and paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gingery
Harlan
Levering
Wiota
The
Grove
Thomas Jones
John Hancock
William Guttenfelder
James Warren
Lyman Warren
Lewis
Hunter and Bucker
Atlantic
Clara McFadden
Epworth League
Bear Grove Notes Mix Farm Moves and Local News
In Bear Grove township residents report farm relocations and sales including Alex Liston moving to Griswold, Will Kettick and Victor Verdene altering holdings, Simon Cassady purchasing Peters estate Forty acres, and George of Noble township moving to Sargent farm. Local social events list rag sewing, missionary meeting, and a marriage. Cattle prices noted and a collision mishap mentioned. The town endures a hot city election with a Sherma Myers ticket leading. others travel for Arizona, St Louis, and a Galion schoolhouse move. A controversial Anita Special article sparks indignation among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lewis
Alex Liston
Griswold
J. M. Giles
Extra
Will Kettick
Victor Verdene
Peters Farm
August Nelson
JL. M. McMillan
Simon Cassady
Peters
Mr. George
Noble Township
Sargent Farm
R. H. Bailey
Atlantic
Abbott
Fred Constable
Lewis
T. D. Carson
Chester E. Myers
Omaha
John Myers
Henry Frank
Casper Beekman
Grove Township
William Mountain
George Wakefield
Edna Township
Galion
Eli Adams
John Winslow
Ladies Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
D. M. Tillman
John O.stevens
C. L. Campbell
Wm. Kircheff
Bear Grove Township
Hannah Kircheff
John Paulson
W. A. Liston
Anita Special
Maple Dale Neighborhood Notes and Local Movements
Thomas Gaffney remains largely the same. Mrs E E Herbert rents 80 acres. Chris Nelson seen in the vicinity last week. Tom Connors to start railroad work this week. Pat Tally and wife visited Saturday. Bennie Wilkison hosted old neighbors from Walnut last week. Hogan brothers of Anita visited Mr Marshal. H F Harris and wife and Harvey Pribble and wife were guests at J K Wellman last Tuesday. Ed McNierney bought corn at the Gillett sale for 52c per bushel. he and his son Tom have hauled it home the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gaffney
E. E. Herbert
Chris Nelson
Tom Connors
Pat Tally
Bennie Wilkison
Walnut
Messrs. Hogan
Anita
Marshal
H. F. Harris
Harvey Pribble
Pleasant Township News Briefs including illnesses and local minor events
Fred Smith is very sick while Mrs. K Conor improves. A local lyceum at No 8 will close next Friday. Older Pleasant Center pupils begin Griswold school. Farmers start pork curing for summer. L H Scott will sell his farm March 7 and move to Griswold. Phillip Sewartz retires after forty years on the same farm. Mrs T N Roberts recovering from erysipelas. Mrs Daniel Conard of Avoca visiting nearby. Minnie Merritt closes No 8 winter term. praised as a good teacher. Local residents attend Rev Frank Crane lecture in Omaha and find it interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Frank Thayer
Minnie Merritt
Frank Crane
Omaha
Local Social Notes From Buck Creek Area
Buck Creek residents Maude Elliott visits Alice Oakes Ine Heikens showcases a new cart and harness Dick Odem purchases a fine driving horse E O Butler relocates to Conover farm Sam Johnson moves near Brayton Mrs Douglas from the city visits T G Smith A T Harris of the city visits creek residents J R Harverlo spends Sunday with kin Entertainment at No 1 Brighton Friday Guilmore sale draws a large crowd prices fine An entertainment is planned at No 3 Pymosa Thursday evening with ten cent admission for a charity fund All invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Elliott
Alice Oakes
Ine Heikens
Dick Odem
E. O. Butler
Conover
Sam Johnson
Brayton
Mrs. Douglas
T. G. Smith
A. T. Harris
J. R. Harverlo
Brighton
Guilmore
Pymosa
Local Notes From Town And Surroundings
Mrs. 8. H. White is very ill with heart trouble. W. A. Worthing of Atlantic visited his mother here last week. W. G. King returned home in time to vote Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bosley of Avoca visited relatives here part of last week. Fred Aldrich is visiting after an eighteen month absence in southeastern Iowa. George W. Lattig received 150 votes for treasurer yesterday, the highest ever cast for that office.
Lorah and Vicinity News Roundup
Ike Jensen returns from Cumberland. Tom Kelly drills a 300 foot tubular well. Henry Madison reports from Dakota. John Stoner sold five head of horses to Roberts. John Green of Cumberland visited his brother Bent. Charlie Bitters and Fred Bracy haul lumber and rock for barns. The Jensens have rock and part of their lumber for a new store. No services in Sarah due to weather. M D DeBusk shipped hogs, buying fifty from Henry Bourne. John Kelly visited Lorah soliciting for the Democrat. Johnstoner moves to Lorah, may practice law or start a bank. District No. 1 women may vote for directors this spring. Colorado referenced. Harry Wilson, Sarah mayor, visits March 1 to greet friends and draw salary. Last seen him discussing investment in a lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Jensen
Cumberland
Tom Kelly
Henry Madison
Dakota
John Stoner
Roberts
John Green
Bent
Charlie Bitters
Fred Bracy
Jensens
Sarah
M. D. DeBusk
Ilenry Bourne
John Kelly
Lorah
Democrat
Johnstoner
Colorado
Harry Wilson
Gravel Point Items
Myrtle Mountain has recovered from illness and is improving. Ina Murphy and Gertie Lam kin visited Atlantic last Saturday. A sub director will be elected in No 7 this spring after Alex Hyndman resigned. The hard times soziable on Feb 27 was a financial and social success. Friends surprised F P Ammon at his home Saturday evening with plenty to eat. A good time was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Mountain
Ina Murphy
Gertie Lamkin
Atlantic
Alex Hyndman
F. P. Ammon
Noble and Lyman area notes from town meeting and events
John Weston Noble bought Lyman property last week. Henry Metcalf of Griswold moves a building from Lyman. Noble township horse association held its annual meeting on Saturday March 2. Hall Bros. bought two horses for 325 dollars. Frances Blazer named notary public for Cass County to handle acknowledgments. Geo Gerlach and the Squire to council Bluffs for U S court over the Lyman burglary on December 9. case set for March 24. Lyman school closes next Monday after a four month term. Miss Chloris Anderson praised as teacher and candidate for spring term. Citizens of Noble organized a law and order league of 25 at Lyman school house. 50 more may join. Mayflower Edna league to visit to organize Lyman league next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weston
Lyman
Henry Metcalf
Griswold
Noble Township Horse Association
Hall Bros
Frances Blazer
Cass County
Geo. Gerlach
Squire
Council Bluffs
U.S
Lyman School
Chloris Anderson
Noble
Law and Order League
Mayflower
Edna
Lyman League
Farms for sale near Woodbine Indiana with timber and orchard
Three farming tracts offered near Woodbine Indiana describe 180 acres with 145 cultivated and 35 per acre, 266 acres with 200 cultivated and 800 young apple trees at 35 per acre, and 100 acres with 65 cultivated at 37.50 per acre. Terms include part payments in good rental property and notes on buildings, water systems, and soil described as black loam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbine
Local notes from Atlantic scene include gatherings and transfers
Lud Tharp in Griswold Henry Herbert of Audubon visited Atlantic Fred Porterfield in Council Bluffs. Next club dance Friday the 9th Mrs. McCall confined to room with grip James Gilbaugh ill Calloway and Sons shipped stock to Chicago F J Hubbard sold 80 acre ah to L L Durham Mellie McKay to Chicago tonight R B Camp moving to Casey House 1001 Elm street for 80000. Dr Egan contracts with Wm Goodale for residence. P J Miller team killed a horse after runaway incident. Ernest Peterson visiting uncles Anderson. Henry Myers of Lewis, long time Odd Fellow, visited. W M McFarland secretary of state in town. Mrs S Miller bought Elm street property via Hudspeth & Collins. County Attorney Boorman in Council Bluffs for Griswold bank case. J Stier studies two story brick plans with lodge room above store. Home Forum lodge to be organized. Colby arranging. Henry Beltz of Maxwell in town. School director Casper Beekman reelected after long service. J A McWard receives cal papers about Hot Springs calamities. Fire and smallpox plague Hot Springs, Atlantic colony untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. McFarland
Des Moines
S. Miller
Walnut
Tenth and
Elm Streets
George Maggaret
Hudspeth & Collins
Boorman
Council Bluffs
C.4g. Saunders
Pottawattamie County
Jas, Stier
Fourth and
Stier, Martin & Dunn
G. A. R. Hall
Home Forum
Colby
Chicago
J. W. Beltz
Henry Beltz
Maxwell
Iowa
Beltz
Grove Township
Casper Beekman
Moreland
Beekman
J. A. McWard
Rs. E. C. Jones
Hot Springs
Ark
Atlantic
City Election Yields Quiet Voter Turnout and Winners
City returns show low interest with many candidates unopposed. Ward results list J B James and J B Jones leading, while F M Nichols runs unopposed for office. Hawks and McCormick contest indicate limited majorities amid sparse turnout.
Trial motions and note disputes anchor docket today
The defense in Nicholson v C R I P Ry argues for a new trial before Judge Smith. The promisory note case Sullivan v Thompson continues today and is expected to finish tonight. The docket also lists Stevens v Stevens, another note dispute, as the next hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson
Sozodont and the whitening of teeth praised in prose
The text extols the benefits of a fine set of teeth and warns that yellow teeth ruin appearance. It praises the toilet article Sozodont for stopping decay and rendering teeth white as snow, emphasizing the way dental whiteness enhances beauty and charm.
Magazine and newspaper ad rates across publications
A Century magazine ad costs 590 dollars for a page. Harper’s charges 499 dollars. Other magazines range from 100 to 330 dollars. Chicago Tribune one column yearly ads run 28 550 to 86 000 dollars. New York World one column yearly ads run 46 000 to 59 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century
Harper’s
Chicago Tribune
New York World
Benevolent Convention Program at M E Church
The Benevolent Convention of the M. E. church in this city meets at the M. E. church with sessions tonight and tomorrow. Activities include devotional services and talks on church duty in benevolence during financial lows, indoctrinating youth, paper responsibility, and collection timing. Delegates discuss home missionary work in the south frontier and Des Moines conference, concluding with foreign field needs and individual responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent Convention
M. E. Church
M. E
G. H. Craft
J. C. Pik
J. Jd. Varley
Throckmorton
W. H. H. Smith
M. M. Branson
A. H
T. W. Tippet
A.D. Beckhart
Jefiehars
Des Moines Ec
E.ence
Wm. Mreer
Wm. Stevenson
J. Fr .Davis
E. Agenfritz
W. M. Dudley
Walnut electors choose Frisbie slate in 14 vote margin
In Walnut the independent ticket led by Captain M. B. Frisbie defeated H. W. Battey with Frisbie’s majority of 14. LeFeber won recorder by a clear margin. Audubon elected H. W. Hanna mayor without opposition. Soar and Chandler became aldermen. Griswold elected Mayor W. L. Roberts, Recorder B. R. Driggs, and trustees J. I. Meredith, G. W. C. Johnston, with J. B. Tye filling a vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
M. B. Frisbie
H. W. Battey
Frisbie
LeFeber
Audubon
H. W. Hanna
Soar and
Chandler
Griswold
W. L. Roberts
B. R. Driggs
J. I. Meredith
G. W. C. Johnston
J. B. Tye
Home grown ne schannock seed potatoes for sale
Ne schannock seed potatoes ready for purchase. Inquire through John C. Petty at Locust and Ninth corner or leave orders at A Green's shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Petty
A. Green
Land for trade in Aurora county South Dakota
Five quarter sections of land in Aurora county 8S South Dakota with small encumbrance. Will trade all or part for Cass county land and pay cash difference. Write to Thomas H. Sirsa Harlan Iowa. For sale good new five room house inquire at this office. Also 500 bushels of choice seed oats for sale J L Stone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora County
Cass County
H. Sirsa
Harlan
Lowa
J. £. Stoner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Levi Downs
Washington
Shaw & Grombie
Telegraph
Five Mile Grove
Bear Grove
Maple Dale
Pleasant Township
BUCK
Lorah and Vicinity
Lud Tharp
Henry Herbert
Fred Porterfield
James Gilbaugh
Calloway &Sons
F. J. Hubbard
L. L. Durham
Mellie McKay
F. O. Temple
R. B. Camp
Casey
Guthrie Center
Elm Street
A. R and
A. Bolltz
Mr. Warren
Dr. Warren
Dr. Egan
Wm.ioodale
P. J. Miller
Chestnut Street
W. Woods
Ernest Peterson
Cicero Miller
August
Paleos Anderson
Henry Myers
Gettysburg
J. B. James
Sietestane
J.B. James
S. W. W. Straight
Itnes Cess
J. B. Jones
F. M. Nichols
D. F. Hawks
Apacatety- Ators
Geo
Hawks
James Stier
Frank Cain
Stier
H. A. Dicker
Dicker
J. H. Needles
A. F. Andersen
C. A. Meredith
Total Ee
Emma Wee Ea
Court
Peeeey
Lorenzen
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