Local items span travel, visits, and events in Audubon
Chas Needles heads to Chicago tonight to buy a carload of hardwood lumber. Grace Howell teaches music in Wiota on Fridays. John Milner of Salt Lake City visits the Whitney home. E Mumby travels to Chicago to marry Mrs. E Fuller. Harsh of Creston and Hill of Griswold attend Hotel Windsor guests. Presbyterian church plans an experience party soon. Frank Bundy returns as conductor on the Audubon branch. Mrs Schoonmaker from St. Paul plans a winter with the Dean family. Mrs Barnes of Atlantic visits her parents Hellyer. Mrs Newton and Mrs Halmer visit Dr Newton in Extra. Bricklayers finish Dr Emmers building addition. Delinquent taxes start to come in. Brown’s deputies busy. Jessie Winslow returns to West Liberty after a year here. Mayor Whitney keeps peace with special police on Halloween. Opera House dance Friday night expected to draw big crowd. club now 33 members. Eighth and ninth graders buy a football for school fun. Wm Disbrow brings apples from northeast farm and shares them with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Milner
Salt Lake City
J. G. Whitney
E Mumby
Chicane
E. Fuller
Eid
A. F. Harsh
Creston
Henry Hill
Griswold
Scellogg
Audubon
Sidewalks, hunting, and a busy Atlantic town news blend
Carpenters work on a new sidewalk along the south side of the Dickerson block on upper Chestnut street while locals report increased hunting activity for duck quail and squirrel. The Red Men move into the G A R hall and hold their first meeting. Various residents travel, shop, and attend events as Audubon county reads in a bustling community column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson
Chestnut Street
C. H. Evans
Atlantic
Audubon County
Silas Wison Co
Red Men
Syrup of Figs Offers Permanent Constipation Cure
In olden times people ignored lasting benefits and settled for temporary relief, but now it is known Syrup of Figs permanently cures habitual constipation, so well informed buyers will avoid laxatives that act briefly and harm the system.
Local Notes From Griswold Area News Delights and Doings
Thursday reports Frank Pay visiting Omaha to see his wife while hogs rise in market. A new Griswold newspaper will be Democratic. Mrs D Bennett, sister of Mrs Geo Jillich, remains ill with Mrs A E Riley slowly recovering from illness. Yard tracks repaired by floating gang. Frank Cozad of Lewis visited his brother Fred. Frank McGrew of Sioux City visiting city friends. Inter Ocean criticized for protection in newspaper line. W W Eller painting his house. Mrs A Cline and Mrs W H Low of Cumberland dined at Windsor Hotel. Miss O Keith, trimming expert, arrived from Des Moines. A Rock Island gentleman to roof Catholic church. Edwin Delahoyde and wife of Extra visited friends. George Snyder of Dexter shipped horses to New York market. Ww Cool of Cumberland and T A Raha of Nashua guests at Park hotel. Local grocers stocking potatoes for winter. Will Langdon and wife to reside above Chas Block's store. Hugh McKay building a new house for Mrs Conway north of city. Min Brown rigs motor to move Chas Block's ferris wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold
D. Bennett
Geo. Jillich
Frank Cozad
Lewis
Fred
Frank McGrew
Sioux City
W. W. Eller
Noe
Edwin Delahoyde
Extra
George Snyder
Dexter
New York
Ww. Cool
Cumberland
T. A. Raha
Nashua
Park Hotel
Our City
Will Langdon
Chas. Block
Hugh McKay
Mrs. Conway
Min Brown
Chas
Block
Des Moines Visit Notes and Local Weekend Happenings
Will Welch traveled to Des Moines with a team while Chas H Russell visited the city with friends. The Chicago fare is 12.35, few are traveling. James and Lars Johnson of Elkhorn were in town yesterday. Dr J M Emmert returned from Chicago. George James of Elkhorn attended Burnea's Hall dance. Mrs Brown visits sister Mrs Ernest Fisher. Farmers busy putting corn into cribs as days grow fine. Theo G Stienke returned from Chicago goods trip. Wm Terbush busy serving sidewalk notices. Emma Budd of Anita visits J A Conerd family on East Fourth Street. Mrs H Cadwallader and children from Ottumwa visiting relatives. Trees shed leaves, winter seems near, yesterday water froze all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Welch
Des Moines
Chas. H. Russell
Chicago
James Johnson
Lars Johnson
Elkhorn
J. M. Emmert
George James
Burnea’s
Brown
Ernest
Wm. Terbush
Emma Budd
Anita
J. A. Conerd
East Fourth Street
H. Cadwallader
Ottumwa
Various Advertisements and Notices in a 19th Century Page
A collage of ad copy and brief notices touts commercial banking services, real estate loans, and stationary quality. It promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and Witch Hazel Salve, No-To-Bac tobacco habit cure, Bucklin’s Arnica Salve, and Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, sold by Palmer & Findley, with miscellaneous remarks on health, politics, and a Niagara cataract claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Palmer & Findley
Jordan
de Witt
DeWitt's
Paserones
Sterling Remedy Co
Indiana Mineral Springs
Ind
Bucklin
DeWitts and Witch Hazel Salve Promoted Amid Local Anecdotes
A jumble of old advertisements touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as liver aids curing headache and constipation, DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for piles burns and sores, and notes brief local incidents including a murder suicide in Woodland Connecticut. Also mentions a Kentucky drug dealer and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with testimonial flair and a lamp joke.
Castoria Remains Trusted in Child Health Ads
An assembled notice of patent remedies touts Chamberlains Castoria for infants and children graphic claims about curing croup and colds. It cites bottles sold by Vic Emmert Co and G. S. Montgomery. Additional items praise Electric Bitters and Bucklin’s Arica Salve with case anecdotes. The piece mocks political integrity debates and mentions baptism rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Vic Emmert & Co
G. 5
Montgomery
G. 5. Montgomery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alfred
Bolge'a Felt Goords
Conrad Shoe
Iowa
Oscar Tuerk
W. Barber
Sterling, Ill
Leity
R. G. Phelps
A. Carter
J. A. McWard
George E. Pennell
J. H. Scott
Grant Campbell
Elzie R. Shields
Anna M. Dalzell
W. A. Wilken
P. Hubbard
Broken Bow
Neb
Mias Nell Griest
South Omaha
J. H. Wood
Boston
D. B. Miller
U. S
Wm. Lang
Chas, Needles
Grace Howell
Wiota
Dr. Emmers
Upper Chestnut Street
Brown Rae
Jessie Winslow
West Liberty
M. 5. Winslow
Hallowe'en
Whitney
Opera House
Disbrow
Henry Turner
Bosley
F. W. Bruington
Kaiser
J.H. Johnson
Weat Liberty
J. K. Elliot
Minneapolis
Hot Springs
Ark
Maine
Marne Tree Press
Metropolitian
Recorder
Walter Roberts
Walter
George Turner
Mumby & Dean
Gracie Green
California
McFadden
Walter Green
Audubon Co. Journal
Fred . Delahoyde
Delahoyde
Peter Bride
Shranger Implement & Harness Company
D. E. Johnson & Sons
Mr. Johnsons
Audubon County Journal
George Buckley
A. Hulley
Noble Township
George
Mr. Hu
Gon
Elmer
Ackerman
Krupp
H. M. Boorman
Fifth Street
Lester Tilden
Maple Street
Mr. Tilden
Massena Hallowe'en
John Trollock
Franklin Township
F. Crooks
Tarkio
CO. E. Giles
Chas. Councilman Grain ‘House of Chicago
J. D. McGeehan
Duval & Co
J. C. Johnson
Davenport
Barlow Bros
T. McConville
Canning Factory
A. Hunt
Fisher
Pellett
Seventh and
Walnut Streets
Amburg
Underwood
Carlsen
Norman L. Hill
Norman
D. A. Shuter
Benedict
M. Bayliss
Daughenbaugh
Samuel Evans
John Desmond
Mr. Davis
Pennsylvania
Brown County
Boyle County
Casa County
Dave
J. A. Shrock
Theo. G. Steinke
Salvation Army
W. A. Richards
Stuart
Walter Eldridge
Yesteday
Ralph Beaumont
Beaumont
Hveritz & Cristy
Brayton
Harper’s Magazine
Edwin Lord Weeke
Persia
William Black
Richard Harding Davis
London
Rezin W. McAdam
Frederick BR. Coudert
Long
Well
Hallowe’en
Twenty-third Stree
North Street
Register
Frank Pay
Omaha
A. Cline
W. H. Low
Windsor
O’keith
Rock Island
Rg, Phelps
Barlan
Exchange
Winslow
Alain
Niagara
Sawyer
G. 3
Cleveland
The
American Protective Association
Connecticut
Fairbanks
Pitcher’s Casteria
Patrick McGavitt
William Roshe
Woodland
Conn
Jagesley
W. M. Terry
Elkton
Bays
Wizard of the Laugh
Chas. A. Loder
Frank Dumont
Company
Harry Hilton
Hilarity Trio
Chas Edwards
Harry Shunk
Mina Gennell
Palmer & Findley’s
Pitcher’s Castoria
Belghum
Castoria
H. Clifford
New Cassel
Wis
Edward Shepard
Harrisburg
Lil
John Speaker
Catawba, O
Richmond
Dr. Sawyer
Care
G.S. Montgomery
F.Q. Jackson
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