County and Vicinity Social Life Notes and Events
Numerous social happenings and local events fill the column from county and vicinity. Mrs Blakesley entertains. Miss Green visits Atlantic. a fad party at Mrs Briggs. Ladies Social at Congre gational church. carnival of the rink announced. revival meeting to be held at Church of Christ. Simpson College Day scheduled with program including readings recitations and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fulton
Josie Muvuda
Washington Township
Fulton
Albert Templeman
Mountain Home
Idaho
Frank Templeman
Church of Christ
Cumberland News Briefs Reflect Local Happenings
Miss Ligzie Morgan lies ill with typhoid fever as J T Kegarie visits Budah. J F Browns girl has scarlet fever. Ned Trego adds a neat barn. No school in Miss Wallace's room Thursday and Friday. E F Lea and wife attend Miss Wallace’s father funeral. Martin Bickens runs Joe Kegarie’s blacksmith shop. Miss Maud Bales closes Cross Road school term. Roy Liston buys G W Bolts residence. Brickwork begun for church veneering. Nellie Jennings returns from Corning after cousin’s surgery. Miss Wallace’s father died Thursday. she returns to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligzie Morgan
J. T. Kegarie
Budah
J. F. Brown
Ned Trego
Miss Wallace
E. F. Lea
Martin Bickens
Joe Kegarie
Maud Bales
Cross Road
Roy Liston
G. W. Bolt
Christian Church
Nellie Jennings
Corning
J. F. Kegarke
Our Schools
Grove town notes and visits include many locals
Grant Swartz and Amanda Bigelow Sundayed in town. Joel Perkins, Columbus Prall, and Maggie Burr's school activities noted. Mr. Limpus bought cattle. Will Rogers hauled wood. a wedding occurred Thursday. Henry Troup and wife visited relatives. Rev. W E Stanley set to lecture on Gettysburg at Gold Hill church next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Swartz
Hassler
Mr. Kent
Tollinois
Bigelow
Omaha
R. H. Maggarrell
Grove
Maggie Burr
Joel Perkins
Columbus Prall
Miss Shade
Afton
Corbett
Bear Grove
Colter
Will Rogers
Henry Troup
Blair
Lou Fancolly
W. E. Stanley
Battle of
Gettysburg
Gold Hill
M. E. Church
Lewis Local Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
Ed Link traveled to Atlantic on Saturday and Mrs. Lou Reinig of Grinnell spent Sunday in Lewis. A.M. Palmer visited Cumberland from Thursday to Sunday. Reverend Kneedy came from Griswold Thursday evening to take part in the prayer service, with J.D. Grant of Denver attending the last portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Link
Atlantic
Lou Reinig
Grinnell
Lewis
A.M. Palmer
Cumberland
Rev. Kneedy
Griswold
J.D. Grant
Denver
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Scrofula Sores in Baby
A grateful Delaware mother fondly credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with clearing rough scrofulous sores that appeared on her baby from two to four months old. After failed external treatments and a physician's medicine, she began Hood's Sarsaparilla for both herself and child. within a bottle the sores disappeared and never returned.
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Baby
Hood
Waoren
Farmington
Delaware
Ir anistan Community Update From Flossie Barnes to Barn Construction
Flossie Barnes recovers from pneumonia as road work ends in the neighborhood. Alfred Hardenberg & Son build a new barn on T. Pieres farm. W. E. Franklin reports north road status. Crowds of several hundred children pass through, diverse in race, seen near Aldrich farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Barnes
T. Pierce
Alfred Hardenberg & Son
W. E. Franklin
Aldrich Farm
Five Mile Grove Social Roundup
Q R Ballard built a new barn. Miss Edith Harris of Audubon visited J W Lamb. Miss Austa Bell visited Friends in the Grove. Rev Maxon called on John Hancock and wife. Mrs Homer Everett left for Adair county to visit her sister. Mr Pellett and son Frank went to Missouri for a pleasure trip. A Woodall gathering Friday night drew a large, happy crowd. Mrs Bevker visited her sister in Plymouth Ohio before returning home. Neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs O N Becker on their thirteenth anniversary. all enjoyed the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. R. Ballard
Edith Harris
Audubon
J. W. Lamb
Austa Bell
Grove
Rev. Maxon
John Hancock
Homer Everett
Adair County
Mr. Pellett
Frank
Missouri
Ihhey
Lorah gossips from a weekend in hometown and politics
This Lorah column notes local social visits and events from Prof. Laartz to nearby families, plus school closures, hunting trips, and election talk. It mentions the Rock Island graders, Halloween close calls, party strife, and a promise to bridge the Bota from Atlantic to Lorah end ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lum Prall
Lorah
Laartz
H. M. Acker
Carson
Frank McNally
Rock Island
Reed
Sarah
Jso Rey
Bussard
Pymosa
Henry Wilson
Nebraska
John Whissler
Bear Grove
Newcomb
Wheeler
Hill
Jack McGovern
Atlantic
Loral
Democrat
H. L. Houdere
Township money squandering blamed over Ben Cates case
After the election, critics say township funds were wasted in prosecuting Ben Cates for a musines. He fled to Nebraska, pleaded guilty, and was fined $100 with bondsmen posting cash. Atlantic Jump strikes Grove and closes the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Cates
Nebraska
Atlantic
Grove
Local and Personal News From Atlantic Tuesday
Miss Mattie Dinges is quite ill while Clauda Asay returns from Griswold. Several residents listed as visiting, traveling, or attending events in Des Moines Omaha Lincoln and Chicago. A marriage license was issued to William Algers and Anna Wohlenhaus. Grandpa Mark Heath died near Brayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Dinges
Clauda Asay
Griswold
J. G. Phelps
Ella Reynolds
Des Moines
Guy Curtis
Cumberland
Rev. Thomason
Galion
Atlantic
Patten
Omaha
Elder Ramsey
Earlham
John Eggers
Avoca
Dave Scott
Griswola
Episcopal Church preacher to deliver final sermon Sunday
On Sunday next Dr Hills will preach at the Episcopal Church for the last time with services at Lia m and Tp mm. W B Elliott has signed papers claiming ownership of the Park Hotel property. Thomas, currently operating the phots, holds a lease until May 6 1898 and Elliott will take possession on that date if no new arrangements are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Dr. Hills
Lia. m
Tp. mm
W. B. Elliott
Park Hotel
Mr.Thomas
Cumberland seeks aid to grade main street
Mayor H. Bruce and City Marshal Nolan led Cumberland residents Wesley Mountain and Wu Lucas before the county board of supervisors asking for help grading the city’s main street. No aid could be extended. Separately, Al Hale an Omaha insurance agent hired a livery rig claiming a six mile trip. the crew were detained by a Avoca liveryman, a hunter was sent for the fugitives, Hale fled to Neola, then Omaha after a flowery speech to the landlord to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. Bruce
W. R. Nolan
Wesley Mountain
Wu. Lucas
Cumberland
County Board of Supervisors
Omaha
al. Hale
Palace
Hale
Birthday surprise for Mildred Thompson ill in health
Little Mildred Thompson, nine years old, has been in poor health and unable to attend school. Yesterday, about twenty friends planned a surprise party at her home after school. The group brought gifts and treats for a birthday feast at 8 o'clock, and wished her a quick return to health and to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Thompson
Mildred
M.T
East Side Literary Club Meeting Summary
East Side Literary Club met at the opera house with Mrs Riggs and guests. Hawthorn quotes and life sketches were presented, reviews on Hawthorn works given, and a question box provoked lively discussion. Next meeting announced with Mrs Skiles. sale ads note Karl's Clover Root Tea offered by Vic Emmert and M J Davis in Lewis Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Vic Emmert
M. J. Davis
Lewis
Iowa
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