Local social notes and funeral at Will Gingery home
In county and vicinity notes Miss Austa Derkey attended league here Sunday and Miss Ida Halris visited Cumberland last week. Ed Warren bought steers Saturday. Miss Mae Lamb returned from the lakes. Lew Harris hauls apples to Audubon. Sarah Gentle attended league Sunday. James Gingery hosted about forty youths at his home Sunday. Funeral of Mrs. Cheavers aged 52 occurred Friday at nine in Will Gingery’s home, she leaves two daughters.
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Austa Derkey
Ida Halris
Cumberland
Ed. Warren
Mae Lamb
U Lew Harris
Audubon
Glen Gentle
Sarah
James Gingery
Harlan
James Warren
Will Gingery
Cheavers
F. M. Hempbell
Colfax
Jack Harry
Orville Roe
Adair
Mr. Allway
Massena
Fitch
Ida McConnell
Oakfield
Harriet Wood
Mesdames Russel
Malone
Stuart
Arthur Raber
Ladies Aid Society
F. M. Hemphill
E. FE. Campbell
Frank Bourne
John Shelby
Lew Foster
Will Woodson
Fred Tidrick
Marie Chaffee
Dexter
J.C. Voorhees
E. W. Blakesley
South Dakota
E.S. Lattig
Dakota
M. E. Worth
Swart
Our
Rey
E. H. Votaw
W. Woods
Euda Votaw
J.D. Young
Anita
J. C. Voorhees
Marie Griest
Omaha
Omer Simmons
C. W. Simmons
Leity
Euchola Votan
Princeton
Ill
A. D. Beckhart
McCauley
Nichols
Heimick
Oskaloosa
FE. H. Votan
Mattie Rice
Norway
Tom Krittenbrink
Archie Neely
Kh. C. Judd
Will Judd
Mhonts
Agens
Jim Tracy
The
Grove
Miller
Maud Pattent
Howard Brett
Vickers
Grant County
Wis
Dave Vickers
Turkey Bridge
Lawrance Wakefield
Mr. Doll
Smellon
Local notices and social updates from WIOTA area
WIOTA brief notices outline family travels moves and visits. Several residents move into new rooms above Fitch's store while others travel to Stuart Malvern and Omaha. A Frank Bourne well dig is mentioned along with a death in the Elton Roberts family and a Sunday picnic at Altig's Grove. Local events include a concert change at the Congregational church and elocutionists announced for September 6.
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Lou Livingston
R. Studebaker
Martha Fulton
Maude Fick
Bluffs
Robert Shearer
Elton Roberts
Ethel Heimbaugh
Josie Murnan
Mary Fulton
Altig’s Grove
John Fulton
Charles Franklin
Malvern
Charlie
Omaha
Alice Disbrow
Susie Jewel
Josia Murnan
Ethel Himebaugh
Erma Jones
Edith Brown
Beulah Morgan
Delia Webster
Vena Hansen
New York City
Lu B. Cake
Ella June Meade-Cake
Congregational Church
W. H. Wearin
San Francisco
Local notes and visits from Massena area
NEAR BRIDGEWATER. Local residents and visitors are listed with farms professions and travels. Capt Huff bailed hay. Raasch Bros haul grain. Herman Raasch hauls lumber for a granary. families travel to Sue county and Dakota. several entertainments and teas noted. Miss Marie Griest of Omaha visits. Odd Fellows picnic with clergy speakers. numerous siblings and friends from nearby towns attend fairs and events. education praised as normal students earn good certificates. Massena reflects on community life and activity.
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Huff
Raasch
Otto Raasch
Wollenhauft
Nuergold
Westphal
Sue County
Cumberland Reunion Delights Locals and Raises Funds
The Cumberland reunion was a grand success with the Ladies Aid dining hall clearing about 150. Several residents reported incidents from the event including a barbed wire injury to a horse, a bout of erysipelas, and a number born during the week. A U S marshal arrested a man for liquor sales without a license on reunion grounds. A boy named John Kidwards was born to Prof A C Peckham and wife and a girl to Geo Hopkins and wife. One infant died shortly after birth. Warnings and thanks issued by the Ladies Aid Society for donations and help. Dr. Weaver treated a dislocated shoulder for Irwin Dilly. William Kimpson of Briscoe attended the reunion and was fined after a run-in over Iowa prohibition water.
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Ladies Aid Society
G. W. Seavill
Sciola
J. R. Taylor
C. H. Rhodes
Vernon Johnson
M.G. Boller
Geo. Hopkins
Murray Boller
Lewis
Church of Christ
Irwin Dilly
Weaver
Wm. Kimpson
Briscoe
Iowa
Bruce
Reunion fines and buggy wrecks in Grove and area
A report describes a $50 fine and costs reduced to half on good behavior, paid by Mr. K. after a reunion. Tuesday night four frightened teams ran away, smashing buggies and injuring occupants including Geo. Bock with a broken leg and a young man and his girl both hurt. A wedding occurred on Wednesday August 25 at the bride’s parents’ residence, Arthur L. Andrews married Miss Lillian Boller, with a large turnout and gifts, then preparing for house keeping.
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Mr. K
Geo. Bock
John. Boller
Arthur L. Andrews
Lillian Boller
Rov. Brown
Rural Nebraska Notes Of Last Week In Iranistan
Chas Russell and Adbert Morgan shelled corn last week. E E Franklin left for Cedar Falls to school last Monday. Joe Stevens and Milt Baker sold cattle one day last week. William Black of Knox county Neb is visiting relatives nearby. Mark Byrnes and Oscar Graham began a Nebraska trip last Wednesday. Dave Hickman J W Franklin and William James threshing grain last week. Fred and Elmer Franklin were confined to rooms much of the time last week from poison ivy vine illness, but are improving.
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Chas. Russell
Adbert Morgan
E. E. Franklin
Cedar Falls
Joe Stevens
Milt Baker
Willian Black
Knox County
Neb
Mark Byrnes
Oscar Graham
Nebraska
Dave Hickman
J. W. Franklin
William James
Fred
Elmer Franklin
Lorah notes lead with improving business and grain prices
Mr Lunn improves slowly with rising trade in Lorah as corn sells at 22 cents and wheat at 75 cents. Dan Spry threshes corn in sweet corn country but must stop to prioritize corn. E G Osen to lecture on Anger at the church Sept 8. Mrs Cheaver formerly of this place dies and is buried at Oakfield cemetery. Professor Brinkerhoff conducts the funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lunn
Dave Lloyd
Lorah
Billy Bryan
Dakotas
Wm. Fritz
Dan Spry
E .G. Osen
Local Notes From Brighton and Nearby Areas
A Brighton report lists Mrs. William Mastellar planning a visit, Buck Creek attendees at Earlham quarterly meeting, many hauling corn to a canning factory, Ruth Joyce named art department principal at Earlham College, J P A Taylor a New Sharon stock dealer visiting on business, photographer Egbert charging Joe Lewis twelve dollars for a family shot, Miss Jennie Joyce set to teach in Idaho, J C Stoner planning to move to Dexter for stock dealing, W P Oakes selling butcher stock to L W Wheatley, a three year old short horn scoring nineteen eighty, Mrs Hodgson of Mankato visiting, Christensen Bros delivering three thousand bushels to L W Wheatley, Winfield Wilburn selling loads to Wheatley at twenty three cents.
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William Mastellar
Buck Creek
Earlham
Ruth Joyce
Earlham College
J.P. A. Taylor
New Sharon
Egbert
Joe Lewis
Jennie Joyce
Idaho
J.C. Stoner
Dexter
W. P. Oakes
L. W. Wheatley
Hodgson
Mankato
Minn
Peter Christensen
Christensen Bros
Winfield Wilburn
Mr. Wheatley
Buck Creek News Briefs Highlight Local Weekend Activities
Crandall lost a fine horse. G E Olsen preached in Extra last Sunday. H F Harris builds a large double crib. Several young people spent Sunday in Extra. T G Smith hauls sweet corn. Wayne and Mary Battersby from Lewis visited. Kirk Walker and wife near Lewis visited Oakes family. Susie Hutchinson went to Fonda to see her ill father. Rev Zink preached a fine sermon Sunday evening. Maude Glass visited Crandall family Sunday. H S Pickrell and family attended services. Junior League entertainment a grand success with the little ones. Jennie Joyce moved to Montpelier Idaho to teach.
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Zink
This Place
Opened in Atlantic Woodward Theatre with The Lost Paradise
The Woodward Theatre Co opened to a crowded Atlantic audience with The Lost Paradise a labor themed drama set in an iron mill. Mattie Choate Orris Ober Florence Montgomery and S. Rommie led a strong cast praised for performances as a busy town crowd enjoyed scenes plus Kinematograph animated pictures between acts.
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Woodward Theatre Co
Tilden
House Pensor
Paradise
Frohman
Atlantic
Mattie Choate
Margaret Knowlton
Orris Ober
Polly Fletcher
Cinders
Florence Montgomery
Reuben Warner
Romanie
Nineteenth Annual Sunday School Picnic Noted At Marne
The fifteenth annual Sunday school gathering of Brighton Pymosa and Washington townships held at Marne drew a large attendance despite the scattered readable lines. Rev. E Hill of Atlantic and Rev. Chambers of Marne spoke briefly, with additional addresses by others. Officers elected for the coming year include J. W. Butler as president J. W. Wayne as vice president J. D. Peterson as secretary and A. C. Fulton as treasurer.
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Brighton
Pymosa
Washington Townships
Marne
Hill
Atlantic
Chambers
J. W. Butler
J. W. Wayne
Beaphants
J.D. Peterson
A. C. Fulton
Hood’s Barsaparilla Heals Child Serofula Case and Other Notices
A rural Iowa Homestead ad extols Hood’s Barsaparilla for a child with serofulous sores on face and limbs, noting quick improvement after four bottles. Also described are cattle quarantines for Texas fever, a deafness cure claim for Hall’s Catarrh Cure, and class-typed help wanted notices.
Receiver's Sale of Israel Clothing Stock Ends Quickly
Rapidly closing out Israel clothing stock with most sales in summer lines. Overcoats offered at about half price as of the latest sale progress.
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