Local Notes and Far West News Roundup
A miscellany of rural notices from farmers and residents. John Magarell of Denver visits nearby. Joe Blake expands cattle feeders. F Nichols adds to his sheep flock. John Welton and J. W. Drenner travel for business. Mrs. F Pottinger goes to Nebraska. school opens with H V Johnson and Jota Welton. Ralph Seaman injures a collarbone. Mrs. Tibbins hosts Red Oak visitors. James White sells mill to Mr. Brothers of Atlantic. Gazolene lamp installed in barber shop. Rev Jas Corbet to preach at the Christian church. Mrs. Moat of Red Oak moves in. Turner Bros. grain firm sends owner to Illinois. trains watched for cigars. A seventh-grade high school pupil misbehaves and is taken to Bilderback hotel then Lang’s, wearing a worn plaid suit and carrying clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huyck
James’ Soper
Surry
John Magarell
Denver
Joe Blake
F. Nichols
H. V. Johnson
Jota Welton
Mayflower
Ralph Seaman
Turner Bros
Minois
le H. Ww
Studgt Mlawaths
Marshal Hun
Lang
Berry gold 400 posts to 8 man from youth on Tuesday
Local Benton notes report Berry named for a youth post on Tuesday along with upcoming teaching services every two weeks at Highland church. CBS Blue ill past week with an affection. A Joe Robinson party last Friday praised as pleasant. Two dances social and party planned by Ithia neighborhood youths. Thanksgiving social at old Bland school announced for Thursday. Williams buys cattle from Ed Stoner to fatten for market and acquires rest of L. D. Pearson’s corn. Juvenile corn huskers attract attention. Guy Harrickman set to perform elsewhere. A local lad husks with both hands, an all round trick noted in the Telegraph.
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Berry
Bighland Church
Cbs
Blue
Weck
Joe Robinson
Ithia
Old Bland School
Guy Bar
Rickman
Telegraph
Noble Township Notes From Center and Beyond
In Noble township many events fill the week including Mrs Amos Blohn's illness and Lizzie Rose assisting, Henry Schueler injured last week, a John Franks shooting match, a public sale by Geo Schueler, and hog theft near Peter Rose. Mrs Jacob Wasmer attended the Center meeting with two children, while Rev Luckensmyer led Center church’s protracted meeting. The school board appointed Miss Anna Stengel to fill No 1 vacancy created by Miss Maude Pringey’s marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Blohn
Mies Lizzie Rose
Blohn
Henry Schueler
Geo
Schueler
Adam Adams
Nobletown
Jacob Wasmer
Christ Henderschiedt
Atlantic
Frank Pelzer
Nellie
Frank Holdert
Cora Davis
Thomas Holt
Henry Pelzer
the Center Quarterly
Peter Rose
John A. Kuester
Griswold
Erion
Henry Bourck
Gertie
Matilda Kuester
Amos Blobn
Noble Township
Good Roads
H. W. Luckensmyer
Groener
Center Church
Gruener
Wm. Baker
Center Schoolhouse
Maude Pringey
Howard
Anna Stengel
Bear Grove
Conveyances From November Transactions Across Townships
A series of November 20 to 24 conveyances records transfers of properties in Grove, Grant, Noble and Atlantic townships. Names include Frank Thoms, Lawrence McEvoy, Henry Hicks, Joseph Boiler, Sara Jane Jenkins, Hugh Waddel, James G Fullerton, James S Huhn, Nancy Huhn, Rosa L Buckley, Amy U Wood, Frederic A Lauer, Jensine Pigelhice, Ida EZ Emmert, HL Brown, Ben U Wood, AmangaLee, Masseng, and others with parcels described by lot, block, and quarter sections. Prices range from 1 to 6000 plus dollars, with many transfers forming a statewide real estate ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thoms
Lawrence McEvoy
Brighton
Henry Hicks
Joseph Boiler
Washington
C E Townsend
Sara Jane Jenkins
Anitalla
Hugh Waddel
James G. Fullerton
Cumberland Lowa
James S Huhn
William E Simpson
Marne
George Jillich
Julius Rogge
Nw Sa
Grove
John Eller
Thomas Smith
Nancy Huhn
A L Squires
James S Huhnet
MG Buckley
Rosa L Buckley
Noble
Winshelther
Mary E Brickley
Grant
Amy U Wood
Ben U Wood
Frederic A Lauer
Gaunt
H Huyck
Jensine Pigelhice
Atlantic
Ida EZ Emmert
Tov Johni C, McKinstry
HL Brown
JE. Bruce
Anita
Funeral Arrangements for Vice President Hobart
Vice President Hobart died at 8 30 p m at Paterson New Jersey surrounded by family physician and horse dating an attack of angina pec toris He will be buried Saturday at 2 pm at Church of the Redeemer Paterson His career spanned Paterson state assembly and senate and he led New Jersey Republicans for years He was born in 1844 and left a large business and legal legacy with service in 60 companies and as an arbitrator in the Joint Traffic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Ske
Mr. Hobart
Long Branch
N. J
Rutger’s College
Socratea Tuttle
Passaic County
Paterson
Hobart
Tuttle
State Assembly
Fhie
State Senate
State Republican Organization of
New Jersey
National Republican Executive Committee
National Campgnn
Joint Traffic Association
McKinley
Washington
Cameron Mangion
Senate
Garret A. Hobatiy Jr
Sonny Agirl
Local notices and society items from Atlantic area
News notes report Mr Funk visiting Griswold area to collect subscriptions, warn about payments, and advise readers on convenient options. Resolutions from Whatsoever Circle of Kings Daughters at Wiota Iowa mourn the death of Ida Malone and express sympathy. Hoofd entries list post office hours, local visits, clothing sales, and farm updates. Mentions of Cumberland, Massena, Pleasant Township, and recent corn selling activity.
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N.h. Funk
Tuacarara
Griswold
Funk
Con
TeLeorary
Teccerdvy
Wiots
Iowa
Ida Malone
Callicig
Atlantic Segraph
Anita ‘Tribune
Mus
D. R
Arthur Comes
Cnas
Sherrety
Farm Sale Notice Near Wiota and Atlantic
August Seaman and G F Seaman announce a Tuesday December 12 sale at the home place 2 miles south and 0.75 mile west from Wiota 8 miles south east from Atlantic. Inventory includes horses cattle milch cows hogs chickens and farm implements. Usual sale terms and a free lunch. Auctioneers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiota
Atlantic
August Seaman
G. F Seaman
Blanket sale advertisement with varied colors and prices
The notice lists cotton blankets in multiple colors and sizes with prices from 48c to 2.25. It also markets wool and mixed blankets at 2.00 to 5.50 and promises quality like “Cia’s” at half price, with bold emphasis on color options.
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Caia
20th Century Linens Debuts New Table Linens Line
We have opened a line of the choicest table linens with newest patterns and advance spring styles. Matched sets for Thanksgiving dinners priced from 8.00 to 20.00 per set. Damask linens and napkins offered in bleached silver colors with various prices per yard and per dozen.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cumberland
John Welton
J. W.drenner
Tiiioia
F. Pottinger
Nebraska
U. Williams
Ed Stoner
L. D. Pearson
Lyman
VIICE
Mobart
J. A. Gonzep
P. Me
B. F. Liston
Wm. Walkenshaw
Pleasant Town
H. Pringey
Theo. G. Steinke
S. D. Brothers
Samuel Stewart
Bro. Stewart
Fred Mattheis
Mr. Funk
A. Dallas
Victoria
Wade
Georgia
Massena
Mr. Dallas
Tur
America
Arora .Belle
Arora Belle
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