Local Folks and Farm News From Grove District
County and vicinity notes report George Berry shelling corn last week and J Wheatley shipping two carloads of cattle Saturday. Grove visitors include James Cornell and sister, and Mr Berry with Miss Morgan of Atlantic. Easter church plans, a Harris sermon at Indianola college, and a minor accident involving Jesse Cranston’s team are mentioned alongside farm activity and house moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Berry
Mr. Acker
Dick Maggare
Grove
L. Soper
Gus Knapp
J. Wheatley
James Cornell
Mr. Berry
Miss Morgan
Atlantic
Anita area notes show shifts in travel and school events
Residents visit Atlantic and Colorado Springs, while teachers and students prepare farewells and welcomes. Public notices include church memberships, land purchases in Sanborn county, and a two-term teacher hire pledge. The Woodmen hosted a ball, and a lecture by Eli Perkins drew crowds at King's opera house.
Benton Area News Briefs Highlight Local Skips and Visitors
Carpenters began work on Mat Mett's house while Fred Berry sold cattle to Ross Howlett and Wm. Davis last week. A pack peddler with $65 per pack did well in Benton. Mr. and Mrs. H. Denison visited relatives in Atlantic. Farming began in Benton and Gat Johnson husked corn. Charles and Fred Denison visited near Cumberland over Sunday. An oyster supper and dance at Harry Lroandegas Friday was delightful. A surprise party occurred at Lige Delanbaugh's Friday. Myrtle Jordan left for Montana on the 21st to visit her brother Dr. Jordan. Fred Berry now a Modern Woodman. wonder if he races goats as well as broncos. Thorrell Taylor and Walt Kissler headed west for a time. Claude Kitelinger hauled material for a new barn on his mother's place as they plan to move. Benton gains prominence as young men officials. Earl Rogler is No 5 school director. George Parker serves at Highland. O L Winder started a milk route to the North Creamery last week with 1500 pounds of milk. Mrs. James Brown died March 22 after a long cancer illness. Rev. Peck conducted the Highlands church funeral Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Mett
Fred Berry
Ross Howlett
Wm. Davis
Benton
H. Denison
Atlantic
Lige Delanbaugh
Myrtle Jordan
Montana
Dr. Jordan
Thorrell Taylor
Walt Kissler
Far West
Yescriba
Claude Kitelinger
Rev. Peck
Hightland Church
Bert Harris
Opera House
Hank Low
Earnest Multhaup
Lewis
A. Wissler
Charley Franklin
A. F. Hitler
L. O. Grant
Jones
Reugers
C. L. Campbell
Minnie Disbrow
Omaha
E. C. McCarthy
Blanche Lansing
Bear Grove
E. C. Roberts
Cumberland
Col. Elliott
Joyce
Buck Creek
Battersby
Young, Coe
Kellinger
Chicago
J. L. Frits
Craig
Nebraska
Fred Gruby
J. H. Alexander
Griswold
Marie Atkinson
Lyle Jones
Lyle
Grandma Rishel
J. G. Rishel
D. Richarson
Sigourney
Farnis Martin
Des Moises Daily News
Anthony
Luther Myers
Commercial Hotel
Frank
Mable Hopley
Harry Grahm
Ted
D. E. Evans
Harris
M. H. Church
Ladies Oakwood Cemetery Association
Dan Zentmyer
Dan
Mary Beedle
W. W. Walters
Cass County
Redstine and Hoffman
Guy Weaver
Brown
Florence Jackling
Edna Hopley
Florence
Oregon
Henry Seamen
Modern Woodman of America
Mattie Rowell
Highland Park
Floranca
Fletcher
Gong
Alva Snodgrass
Albert Lane
Dr. Plunket
Albert
C. Kennedy
Local notes from Cumberland and surrounding area
Mrs Purdy on sick list with quinsy. Mrs Scindel of South Omaha visiting here. Fred Coates of Wall Lake transacted business. Grace Cotton of Edna township visited schools. Harvey Aarons, Carroll county teacher, vacationing with parents. W A Dowell roofed his north farm home. Spring seems skipped to summer. E A Jones and family drove to Carbon after the sudden death of Mrs Jones sister. John Green, H C Vaslyke, and W L Edwards went to Nebraska to shoot ducks and geese on the Platt river. J F Williams enlarged his restaurant by removing a partition. Mont Goudy and family and others left for Dakota. Gene Pierce left with household goods by rail. Union township spring teachers listed: Anna Aarons, Elia Potter, Kate Jenkins, Cora Bunty, Hattie Wagoner, Mrs Whitaker, Ploma Johnson, Maud Bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Purdy
Quinsy
Dr. Scindel
South Omaha
Fred Coates
Wall Lake
Grace Cotton
Edna Township
Harvey Aarons
Carroll County
W. A. Dowell
E. A. Jones
Nellie
Carbon
Adams County
Mrs. Jones
John Green
H.C. Vaslyke
W. L. Edwards
Nebraska
Platt River
J. F. Williams
Briscoe
Mont Goudy
Thos. Nance
W. G. Morton
Emmett Neary
Dakota
Gene Pierce
Aurong
Jebngon
Bear Grove Local Notes Report Lak of Schoolhouse Plan
Fred Gruby sold two cattle to William Brown and Charlie Cartwright bought a young horse from Albert Kuntz. Lee Tilman and others recovering from measles. district No 8 to build a new schoolhouse. Wissler to Florida trip. many small farm trades and social visits noted. Reverend VanHaalten spoke at Fletcher Chapel. Myers in Omaha on business. local sawyer H M Crawford building a new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gruby
Wm. Brown
Will Cartwright
A. S.flack
Lewis
W.C. Link
R. F. Graham
J. A. B. Myers
Charlie Cartwright
Albert Kuntz
Lee
Fred ‘Tilman
J. A. Russell
Massena
A.C. VanHaalten
Fletcher Chapel
H.M. Crawford
Charlie Patridge
John A. B. Myers
Omaha
H. K
Vivian Thompson
Gertie Hayward
Atlantic
Jacob Biesser
H. A. Wissler
Local notes from Cass County farm life and news
A digest of farm activity and community updates from Cass County. Mentions Switzer buying corn from Grane, sheep counts, Ueland Bradbury at the Stewart farm, Wissler and Knopp market activity, wood chopping, assessors on rounds, home additions by Geo Atkinson, hedges being shaped, a goat incident, pharmacy studies by Miss Rowell, Rev. Harris sermon, a horse death, M W A life insurance pitch, Fred Gruby’s trip, school term assignments for Bear Grove, and thermometers and ice house economy. A call to readers to subscribe to the Telegraph.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Strength
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal blood purifier curing scrofula salt rheum and other blood diseases. Claims relief for dyspepsia kidney and liver trouble and notes numerous testimonials from individuals in New Hampshire Pennsylvania Massachusetts and elsewhere praising improved appetite strength and recovery from ailments including grip pneumonia eczema and rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
M. A. Ditworth
Embreeville
A. Buckley
Summer Street
Boston
Mass
Mra. J
Pontaic
Mitch
D. A. Stone
Winthrop
Anerre Meisierle
Busy week in Lewis with socials and visits
Bert Harris and Fr A Wissler visited in Council Bluffs and town. A Hindoo social was planned at the opera house while local residents attended weddings, funerals, and church events. Individuals from Bear Grove, Omaha, Griswold, and Atlantic were noted in ongoing community life with cattle shipments, hotel duty, and mill updates amid a busy spring scene.
Local Notes on Insurance Payouts and Clergy Moves
The town received word that R C Kennedy will receive a further check from the New York Mutual Insurance Co as his policy remains paid up. Rev B F Myers has accepted a call to Blairsburg Iowa and will move soon, preaching one more Sunday at Bear Grove. Rev Harris of Simpson College preached at the M E church, his sermon drawing praise for its depth and the text What shall I do with Jesus Which is called Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Mutual Insurance Co
R. C. Kennedy
B. F. Myers
Blairsberg
Iowa
Bear Grove
Myers
Cristian
Lewis
Rov
J. B. Harris
Simpson College
M. E
Jesus
Christ
Local notes mix town talk and school board items
Street chatter covers a dehorning bet and a rough hit with a big book. Mentions coal delivery, seed corn, egg breaking Easter plans, a Sunday school invitation, and opinions on fall wheat. References Rev Nickley moving ammunition, a bridge petition, and Buck Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stoner
John Butler
Lorah
Harve Fritz
Frank Bowen
S. Howard
Colorado
C. L. Green
Lorsh
Shaw & Crombie
Crah
Nickley
Buck Creek
Sarah
Local notes and visits in Atlantic and vicinity
Local and personal items from Atlantic Iowa list residents and visitors today. Dr Planchet of Lowla, Harry Marsh, Attorney Haynes of Anita, Miss Jessie ala home after travel, and many others attend business, visits, or social events. O'Connell jeweler promotes fine watches. L A Turner injured in runaway improving slowly. The Political Equality club meets March 30 at Mrs John Cary. Lydia McGeehan's mother dies in Enon Valley aged 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Planchet
Lowla
I City
Harry Marsh
Stuart
Jon
Marne and Atlantic Social Notes Highlight Week
Dorah Marne visits Atlantic while Frank Copley and Lasker plan returns. Eusden shops in Chicago for spring and summer goods. Maggie Wallace visits from Adair County. Hutton family with Atlantic railroad agent. Elder Ramsey officiates at M E B church. Cattle shipment of nine cars by Wheatley Stephenson Walters and Pellett. City election brings seventy one votes. A U W reception draws large crowd, program at Presbyterian church features Giger addresses and Johnson sisters duet Luene Brown. Banquet serves 252 guests into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Hendrickson
Atlantic
Frank Copley
Walnut
Frank Lasker
Birmingham
Ala
H. J. Eusden
Chicago
Maggie Wallace
Adair County
Mr. Hutton
Harry Chittenden
Ramsey
M. EB
Joe Wheatley
Orange Wheatley
Mr. Stephenson
John Walters
George Pellett
T. W. Winters
E. Wheeler
E. Squires
E. E. Squires
J. W
Nellie
Presbyterian Church
Giger
Marion
Luene Brown
Crook to Bring Home Dead From War Zone
The transport Crook, which left Santiago March 28, is due at this port today. The dead identified will be given to relatives. those not identified will be buried in Arlington cemetery. About 1,800 bodies are to be brought back at government expense, with the ship returning to Porto Rico and Cuba for remaining remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook
New York
Santiago
Quartermaster’s Department
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Porto Rico
Cuba
Matty Matthews Wins Welterweight Showdown in Ohio
In Younastown Ohio Matthews of New York defeated Philadelphia’s Tommy Ryan after twenty rounds. Matthews pressed the attack, scoring several knockdowns to secure the decision. Bishop James Duggan dies at St Vincent's asylum after 29 years of confinement. He was 74, his mind clouded since 1870 and he once believed himself to be the pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matty Mathews
Younastown
Matty Matthews
New York
Tommy Ryan
Philadelphia
Matthews
Bishop Duggan
St. Louis
James Duggan
St. Vincent's Insane Asylum
Woodmen of the World Lodge Organized at Lewis
J E Glass Frank Johnson F M Bishop John Brink Ed Erb Oscar Wilkin August Pross Mr Miller Mr Burriss and Chris Casstrope aided in forming a Woodmen of the World lodge in Lewis Last night Officers named include Con Com Rev Edminster Ad Lieut Levi Disbrow Banker Rev D E Evans Clerk P M Bezanson Escort John Wheeler Watchman O Flack Sentry C F Ward Managers Rev Edminator Geo Ebert Afterward the crowd dined at Park restaurant. Putnam Fadeless Dyes offer satisfaction guarantees through Monroe Drag Co Unionville Mo. Sold by Dr J Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Glass
Frank Johnson
F. M. Bishop
John Brink
Ed Erb
Oscar Wilkin
August Pross
Mr. Miller
Mr. Burriss
Chris Casstrope
Lewis
The
Woodmen of the World
Con. Com
Edminster
Levi Disbrow
D.E. Evans
Quickest Way to Cures Cold Patent Remedy Ad
An 19th century style ad promotes a laxative quinine tab as the fastest cure for colds with the promise no cure no pay. priced at 25 cents, advertised by F Parsons and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Parsons & Co
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Galion
Joe Linderman
Ed Long
Mr. Long
E. Marsh
Rev. Harris
Indianola College
Jesse Cranston
Henry Haymaker
Custer
Ind
Ezra Marsh
Haymaker
Riley Evans
Griawold
Anita
C. A. Lockhart
W. E. Haynes
Prof. Catell Ia
Gordon Stone
E. H. Wotan
Mr. Wilsey
Rose Avenue
Margareta Miller
J. W. Neeley
Colorado Springs
Katie Jenkins
Mr. Terbush
Wilsey
Blanche Thompson
Sparta
Pinky
W. H. Bosey
Mesdames Allen and Gardner
Zaela Briggs
Woodmen
E. S. Lattig
Ada
F. K. Lawrence
Mabel Shearer
Lyman
South Dakota
D. J. Bode
Wilhelm Muller
D. J. Rudig
Rev. Wilson
Waxchurch
Henill
John Kilpatrick
George
H. C. Schueler
Sanborn County
Peter Eppelshimer
Noble Township
T. W. Williamson
Chestnut and
Twelfth Streets
C. BR. Switzer
C. W. Andrew
Geo. Atkinson
W. O. Scherdene
Billie
No. 9
Indianola
Ernest Multhaup
Henry Seaman
Woods Men of
America
Neb
Luther Friis
Katherine Myers
Hattie Breece
Bertha Bradbury
Addie Case
Etta Blakely
May Findley
Lizzie Kelley
E. A. Whissler
Cass County School Journal
Wissler
Ifoca
Attorney Haynes
City
Frank Daly
Jessie Ala
Bryant and
Higgins
H. Wheatley
Annie Barnam
Des Moines
Los Angeles
Sherman Winchell
O'Connell
R. M. Murray
Chas
Needles
P. F. O'Connell
Co. B. Johnson
Lincoln Township
John Alliband
Pleasant Township
Joseph Anderson
M. Elliott
Alta Roberts
Cum- Ropead
Tooy
Wm. Zook
Hampton
L A. Turner
L. A. Tilden
J. D. Rishel
Colfax
Grand Lodge
Iowa Legion of Honor
W.H. Low
Political Equality Club
John Cary
John Petty
Leonard
Ottumwa Packing Company
R. S
Wm. McGeehan
Lydia
Enon Valley
Nellie Walker
Linn Street
M. N. Baker
B. E. Powell
Boan University
Germany
Phelps
Brighton
Marne
Woodmen of the
Putnam
Monroe Drag Co
Unionville
Dr. J. Nichols
J. O. Wilken
Walnut Street
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