Local Grove Notes on Visits and Trades
Grove residents report visitors like Mr and Mrs Bi and T Z Magarrell of Omaha. Henry Bopp bought a new two buggy, Budd Berry treated his team to fine buggy harness, Henry Bell hauled lumber for a barn, and Wm Shepperd shipped cattle hogs and sheep to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig
Henry Bopp
Budd Berry
Hia
T. Z. Magarrell
Omaha
Pleasant Grove
Henry Bell
Grove
Wm. Shepperd
Chicago
Local notes on farming and community life in Linwood
Small grain and corn planting progress noted as Frank Stoner and family spend Sunday in Kixira. Ed Sumeras and Glen Gentle visit from Wiota. apple trees largely failed. Community events include an ice cream social at Snipe College and a Center Church service with Rev H W Lukensmyer. Reports of travel, repairs, and a republican caucus set for June 3 1:30 pm. quarterly conference at Center Church to begin June 4 with German services led by Elder Knoche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Frank Stoner
Kixira
Ed Sumeras
Wiota
Glen
Jensen
Chris Laartz
Russell
Snipe College
Grove
Henry Stimbeck
Schrader
Fritz Schueler
St Louis
D. Kraft
Lutheran Church
Gustave Epplesheimer
Clarinda Asylum
Center Church
H. W. Lukensmyer
John Gundlach
Jacob Knoche
Ft. Dodge
Anita and town notes mix court of events and farewells
Local items report illnesses, visits, teas, picnics, and concerts. Anita and surrounding towns host commencements, memorials, and church services. Notables include Rev Neeley’s farewell sermon and Miss Mashel Shearer’s Jolly Dozen gathering with teachers and graduates.
Five Mile Grove Social Notes Reach Various Locals
Mrs Goodale visited in Atlantic on Saturday. E Gingery laid up with rheumatism. Bob McFarland hauled hay to the city on Monday. James Warren started plowing. Leslie Gingery also hauled hay to Atlantic. Hugh Hog market hogs by O N Becker and J W Lamb. Stephen O Don al d and wife visited in Five Mile Grove on Sunday. Grace McFadden visited with Jeasie Bicket Sunday. John Hancock hauled oats to Atlantic Saturday and Monday. A Pellett and wife visited with J W Lamb and family Sunday. John Gingery and wife visited in Turkey Grove on Wednesday. Wm Guttenfelter and family visited with his wife’s folks Sunday. Road supervisors repaired bridges Monday. Tommy McGovern of Brayton passed through the Grove Wednesday. Miss Vada Hancock will lead the League next Sunday evening. Mr Birdsall of Nebraska visited Ambrose Pellett last week. M C Thompson north of Anita visited in the Grove Saturday and Sunday. Teacher Miss Fina Everitte ill last Friday. her sister Miss Ella taught in her place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lamb
John Gingery
Turkey Grove
Guttenfelter
Tommy McGovern
Brayton
Vada Hancock
Mr Birdsall
Nebraska
Ambrose Pellett
Jas. White
John Wilton
Anita
A. C. Bales
Atlantic
Sherm Edwards
Des Moines
John Edwards
John Fisher
S. F. Peterson
S. al. Baxter
Griswold
Roy Liston
Creston
Lester Edwards
Iva
Wm. Atchison
Whitneyville
Don Matthews
Albert Hayns
Corea
Fontanelli
Hayes
H. Tucker
Bartley
M. E
J. H. Reppert
Burlington
Iowan
John Meants
Johnson
Jas. Drenvar
Eva Pugh
Moravia
A. E. Benson
E. C. Roberts
Lewis
Drenner Bros. & Co
Galion
Jerry ‘Thompson
Thompson
Cumberland High School
Opera House
W. O. W.order
Hays
T. W. Brown
J. W
Union Township
Cass County
A. C. Peckham
Peckham
Praccott
Grace LaVina Clarke
Lou Salmon
Clarke
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Local rural life notes from Wiota and vicinity
Benton Joe Mailander buys a saddle while 4 Don Taylor sells hogain in Wiota and Misses Belle and Bertha Robinson graduate from Wiota schools. Farmers busy building fences. Rev Beck preaches at Highland church. Spry family dines with Ed Lewis. W W Eliot tunes scales and shells corn. Harry Richardson’s baby bitten by a rattlesnake. Chaffee family visits from Audubon county. Denison replants corn. seed price paid. Walter Crasler buys a broncho. Fred Barry expands broncho business. Dag Hamdin drives hay. town helps him ride. Dance at county line bridge with Denison and Roberts supplying music. Earl Adams ill recently. D P S Miller grades roads. Atlantic callers visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mailander
Don Taylor
Wiota Thura- My
Mat Mets
A. Miller
Wiota
Beck
Highland Church
Spry
Ed Lewis
W. W. Eliot
Belle
Bertha Robinson
Harry Richardson
Clark Chaffee
Charlie
Audubon County
Chas
Denison
Walter Crasler
Fred Barry
Billy Megrain
Benton
Las
Hay
Dag Hamdin
Iday
New Bridge
North Creamery
Roberts
Local Notes and Advertisements Highlight Town Life
Atlantic area notes for 1900 list residents and visitors including Vera Wells, Lizzie Conley, Nora Henick, and many others. The issue promotes a Gillette Cash Dry Goods sale with strong bargains, mentions J. White moving to a new home, and records multiple visits, trips, and town events, including church sermons and a W. O. W. lodge formation in Hayes. Community news covers schooling, carnival preparations, and upcoming commencement ceremonies, with civic voices urging Prof. A. C. Peckham for county superintendent and praising local leadership.
Turkey Grove Notes and Local Happenings
John Cline traded for a horse and buggy. Lester Willis of Atlantic works for EF L Lighty. Tip Huatt sold a load of wood at Grove City. Mrs John Cline visited by cousin Wm Lang. Joe Battersby greeted friends near Atlantic. Grove School plans picnic in Mr Whitney's grove. Iba pupils expect a fine time. Rev Chambers preached at Gold Hill on One Thing Thou Lackest. F L Lighty bought nine span of mules. Floyd runs a milk route with farming. Turkey Grove home to veterans and many plan Decoration Day observances. Sabbath school at Gold Hill, Children's Day preparations. FE C Smith found his horse after a recent loss notice. Estie returned home to a surprise party with twenty young people. Refreshments served. a pleasant evening, hopes for a repeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cline
Lester Willis
Atlantic
EF. L. Lighty
Tip" Huatt
Grove City
Wm. Lang
Joe Battersby
Frank Prather
Grove
FE. C. Smith
Estie
Jas. Kennedy
Decoration Day Observed In Rural WIota District
Farmers began plowing corn as Decoration Day was observed. R B. Fudge and wife visited Walnut, while Bob Marshall Al Gray and G H Thorley of Atlantic visited Wiota Monday. Rt R Bell shipped two ears of cattle to Chicago Saturday, purchased from E M Bourne Chas Hook Sherm Meyers and W H Paulkner of Anita. Elmer Keasey sent a car of cattle to Chicago Monday and has two loads remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudge and Wife
Bob Marshall
al Gray
G. H. Thorley
Athantic
Wiota
Rt. R. Bell
Chicago
E. M. Bourne
Chas. Hook
Sherm Meyers
W. H.paulkner
Anita
Elmer Keasey
Walnut school graduates praised at I C O F hall
Chas Sherret and wife visited by Mr Sherret’s sister a Walnut schools teacher. graduation exercises at the I C O F hall praised Prof Harrison and teachers. Graduates Rollie Taylor Leroy Taylor Clyde Malone Samuel Wood Carl Brooks Wilfred Turner Rebecca Foster Anna Robinson Bertha Robinson Grace Russell. About fifty from Anita attended. Anita band played. Stray horse: three miles east of Sarah a five year old dun with bald face branded T left shoulder contact Steve O'Donnell Lorah lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Sherret
Traer
Iowa
Walnut
I. C. O. F. Hall
Prof. Harrison
Rollie ‘Taylor
Leroy Taylor
Clyde Malone
Samuel Wood
Carl Brooks
Wilfred Turner
Rebecca Foster
Anna Robinson
Bertha Robinson
Grace Russell
Anita
Anita Band
Sarah
Steve O'Donnell
Lorah
Lows
Dr Pierce Discorvery Claims Old Age Cure and Free Advice
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a youth renewing tonic curing weak digestion liver sluggish nerves and flabby muscles. It features testimonials from Charles Hunwick Lenox Michigan and notes Pleasant Pellets aid constipation when used with the Discovery and offers free medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Charles Hunwick
Lenox, Macomb Co
Mich
R. V. Fierce
Buffalo
Clear Lake Summer Resort Opens for Season in Massena Iowa
Clear Lake Summer Resort in Massena Iowa announces its season opening with daily access from Wednesday June 7. The facility promotes two lakes trolleys a toboggan pavillion and a grove for visitors claiming the best facilities in the state and inviting the public to enjoy a summer outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Massena
Iowa
Clear” Lake
Ény
Busy man builds granite monuments across many towns
S. E. Grant, a busy builder, has recently erected monuments in Walnut Maine Extra Oakfield Wiota Anita Massona Cumberland Lewis Griswold Lowman and Atlantic cemeteries. He plans a large foundation in Atlantic for a granite marker for ex Auditor Green and also for the Worthing family and the late J. R. Kirk. A list of local land and money transfers follows among other notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Grant
Walnut
Maine
Extra
Oakfield
Wiota
Anita
Massona
Cumberland
Lewis
Griswold
Lowman
Atlantic
Green
Worthing
J. R. Kirk
Grant
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Misa Ada McFadden
Tibbets
Fletcherne
McFadden
Galton
John
Scott
Frank Sneffer
EF. Marah
Newton
Lyman
J.¥. Lemmon
J. C. Voorhees
J. E. Bruce
Colfax
Stuart
J. D. Young
Houston
Toledo
Girls’ Charity Club
Reod’s Opera House
Ethel Weston
May Rogers
J. Huff
W. P.G
O. D. Aldrick
Rev. Neeley
Wm. Hemphill
Misa Nelle Hutton
D. B
Aday
John Harrison
Manson
Our City
W. H. Dinamore
Photographers’ Association
C. E. Townsend
E. E. Major
Neeley
King 6
C. Benson
Mia
W. L. Overman
Dorothy
Malcom
Auila
Smith McPherson
C. Robinson
Cons
Lincoln Center
J. A. Irving
Anita High School
King’s Opera House
Mashel Shearer
Jolly Dozen
G. S. Worthing
Lyman White
Glaas
Ruth Turner
Teachara
Prof
Catell
Misa Mabsl Shearer
Harriet Major
Vinnie Sing
Edith Irving
Mattie Harrison
Maude
Five Mile Grove
M. C. Thompson
Misa Fina Everitte
Mias Ella
Earl Adams
C. W. Andrewa and Daughters
Miller
Gillette’ Cash Dry Goods House
Young's Ware
West Fourth Street
Chas, J, Webb & Co
Albert Johnson's Clothing Store
Sui O
Albert Johnson
Chestnut Street
Oliver Wendel Holmes
the. Marcie
Branti
Mayoz
JM Baxter
Atlantic National Bank
Mary King
Huwio
T ‘Saunders
Fido
Johna Epley
Caroline Eph
Bik Tc
Elmer Crook
John R Scofield
Mary L Vai Scyoc
Griswald
T W Brown
J B Rockafellow
Nwa
Bee
CE Perkins
Trus
Fond Wwaverman
John Roach
Park
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