Grove Area Notes of Sickness and Social News
Mrs L Bigelow is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Troup spent Sunday in Grove. Miss Lizzie Swartz was returned to Omaha. Mrs Robins is visiting in Audubon county. Mr Bigelow has lost 100 head of hogs with cholera. J R Maggarell of Cumberland Sundayed in Grove. Sherman Bishop and Miss Corna Wallace were united in marriage Wednesday. Grove friends wish them joy. A picnic crowd passed through Grove Saturday en route to Crystal Lake. Attendees included Nellie Taylor Gertie Lamkin Josie Mead Belle Colter Mabel Taylor Ray White John Anderson Robert Colter Glen Powell Lee Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bigelow
Mrs.Troup
Grove
Lizzie Swartz
Omaha
Mrs. Robins
Audubon County
Crystal Lake
Nellie Taylor
Gertie Lamkin
Josie Mead
Belle Colter
Mabel Taylor
Ray White
John Anderson
Robert Colter
Glen Powell
Lee Harris
Brighton notes on agriculture and local visits
Local brief from Brighton records corn hauling changes and threshing, with residents trading produce and visiting kin. Several families and individuals are mentioned by name, including J. A. Fritz, Alva Williams, Harry Stevens, Charley Crouch, and Daisy Campbell, along with updates on homes, wells, and civic events such as the Cass County Sunday School Convention.
Cumberland Health Notes and Local Fights at Week's End
Mrs Liston and Mrs I Johnson are among the sick in Cumberland as typhoid and scarlet fever claim more names. Bert Pettinger and Isse Gordinier suffer typhoid. Emory becomes school principal in Arcadia after a move from Wiota. Wr Miller secures a $26 railroad job. Robt Ishmael finishes a kitchen as plasterers rush work. EE For ships goods to Arcadia. Cumberland earns a pugilistic reputation with three Saturday bouts: Allie Trego versus Waldron, Briscoe versus Edwards, and Owens versus Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liston
Ick
Eblin Bros
P. Pettinger
I. Johnson
Bert Pettinger
F. E. Marlow
Wr Miller
Ed Perry
Jennie Atchison
Bridgewater
Robt. Ishmael
Wiota
Arcadia
Emory
Isse Gordinier
Des Moines
Cumberland
Allie Trego
Lewis Waldron
Chas. Briscoe, Jr
Lewis Edwards
Wm. Owens, Jr
Reph Black
Trego Granted Continuance and Bonded Before Mayor
Had a twist as Trego was arrested and brought before Mayor Bruce. Not ready for trial, he requested a continuance until Monday, which was granted. He was placed under $100 bonds signed by W. C. Trego and released until 10 o'clock Monday morning when the trial will proceed unless a change of venue is made. Farmers report better plowing after rain and buckwheat threshing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trego
W. C. Trego
Liberty
Bruce
Turkey Grove social notes and notices
One of Barney Malone's boys is ill. Frank Prather and wife visited in Sarah last week. Tom Carter and wife spent an afternoon at the state fair. Floyd Lighty aided John Judd with potato plowing Monday. Potatoes not turning out well. Entertainment at Gold Hill church Thursday evening. Vote for the best looking girl. Mrs. Davidson returned to Wisconsin after visiting her daughters. Miss Bertha Smith helped Mrs. Ed Darling last week. Ed is building a new barn, overburdening Mrs. Darling. August Seamen seeks a good housekeeper and offers wages. his children do the work, and he desires schooling for them. Employment available with Mr. Seamen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Prather
Sarah
Tom Carter
Floyd Lighty
John Judd
Gold Hill
Mrs. Davidson
Wisconsin
Vickers
Howard Brett
Jack Lemmon
Minneapolis
Minn
South Dakota
Frank Sankey
Jack
Anderson Bell
Walter Campbell
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Oakland
Avoca
Walnut
Elliott
Anita Republican
Cass County Sunday School Association
Anita
Lincoln J.carter
Fast Mail
Opera House
Palmer & Findley’s
Political Equality Club
L. E. Keith
Keith
Feelix Feeler
Atlantic
A. B. Gilbaugh
Lewis and others attend fair and community events
Anthony Morton Lewis attended the state fair while Carrie Sampson and Mrs. Campbell also returned home from fairs. Rev. Kneedy joined a prayer service. Dr. Campbell, Davis, Bohling and J. T. Pierce visited the Atlantic Masonic lodge. R. C. Kennedy heads to Chicago to buy goods for fall trade. James Harris leaves for military school in Faribault. Albert Downer and wife go to Elgin Illinois after thirteen weeks with their son. Charles Watson dies. funeral held. Frank Casad injures a leg at the lake requiring a cane. Ed Maftit visits from Pleasanton to renew ties. Albert Downer and Minnie Breckerbaumer wed. Rev. Hill officiates. Various locals seen about town. Sunday school and agricultural notes, grain ready, cars scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bruce
J. A. Irving
M. E. Worth
Harry
Atlantic
Our City
Cass County
Geo. Fordyce
West
Mt. Vernon
Will Hutton
Clyrle
Forshay
Major
Dr. Plunkett
F.O. Worthing
F.M Tidrick
Wotan
Fish
Lena Wagner
Carrie Sampson
Mrs. Campbell
Rev. Kneedy
Griswold
L. Stottenburg
Campbell
Davis, Bohling
J. T. Pierce
Masonic Lodge
R.C. Kennedy
Chicago
James Harris
Faribault
Minon
A. N. Downer
Elgin
Albert
Gins for auxiliary cruisers and armor plate talks
A long reading of national defense topics includes Congress to fund guns for auxiliary cruisers, with Captain ONeill urging at least 500000 dollars and a plan to outfit 28 subsidized steamers. Also reported are new armor plate proposals by J H Carpenter at $100 a ton and frost damage in Dubuque and nearby regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
United States Navy
Charles O'Neill
Bureau of Ordnance
O'Neill
Captain O'Neill
United States
Dubuque
Dusugut
Ija
Teller Supports Hayt For Supreme Court Seat
Senator Teller writes to Arapahoe county Silver Republican chair James H Blood announcing support for Judge Charles D Hayt, nominee of both Republican and Silver Republican parties. He regrets Hayt accepted with administration backing but backs his silver position and record. French Bimetallic Move Highlighted by Times Dispatch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feller
Hayt
Denver
Teller
James H. Blood
Arapahoe
Silver Republican Party
Charles D. . Hayt
Silver Republican
Supreme Court
Calumet Baking Powder Promises Pure Food Claims
The Calumet Baking Powder Company of Chicago asserts its high priced brands are free from adulterants and safe for food use. They state their food prepared with the product contains no deleterious substances such as Rochelle salts alum time ammonia or other harmful ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ateleterian
Conveyances in September Listings of Property Transfers
A fragmented record of numerous September property conveyances, listing buyers and sellers such as Mary Gaines, McNally, and John Wert, with docket details, block numbers, and Atlantic city parcels. Includes various transfers, prices, and parties across multiple properties and dates in a historical record.
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Brighton
Mr. Burress
Alva Williams
J. A. Fritz
Orange Wheatley
Harry Stevens
Charley Crouch
Miss Daisy
Old Maid’s Hall
Rohn Crouch
Bert Williams
J. A. Welsh
Peter Lattig
Mrs. Young
Lincoln, Neb
S. J. Johnson
Wr. Sherman
Iranistan
Mark Byrnes
Oscar Graham
Howard Graham
Iranistan School
Turkey Grove
Barney Malone
Anthony Morton
Hardenburgh
Mesdames Harris and
Davis
The
Eastern Star
Charles Watson
Thos. Mayhew’s
Frank Casad
Messrs
Charles Grubb
Thos. Whitney
Wm. McConvill
Maftit
Pleasanton, Neb
Albert Downer
Minnie Breckerbaumer
Hill
Lorah
Fred Franklin
Della
Mae Jensen
Massena
Prof. Pike
M. A. Sands
Homer Everett
Mr. Harrison
O. L. Green
Emmet Jensen
Professor Moore
John Pringey
Mr. Dilly
Bent Green
Cathout
Red Oak
Mr. Rothschild
College Notes
Philomathean Literary Society
Meier
Pike
Ery
Mr. Moore
Ralph King
Anna Quigley
Cedar Rapids
Woolsey
J. H. Carpenter
Armor Board
W. A. Bagley
Wm. Waddell
City
Lee Pratt
Dr. Davis
Lewis
J. E. Hammond
Levi Mountain
Wife
Harlan
Council Bluffs
Will Eggers
Grace
Mable Vetter
J. Carson
Wm. Cool and Wife
T. W. Brown and Family
Billis Campbell
Freddie White
John F. Strittmatter
Mary Dawe
Z. M. Wright
Court House
H.L. Becker
Chariton
Ida Saxe
Latirel Street
Bertha Batchelor
Pymosa Township
Roy Evans
West Liberty
Myra Crow
Gray
Julia Huchenoff
Colorado
Louise Gransberry
Edward L
Extra
H. H. Barton
Guthrie Center
J. E. Glass and
C. W. Crandall
Casper Beekman
Did
M’ Stubts
Geo. ‘Lang
J. Hoffman
Hoffman
J. Stier
R. Westphalen
J. Card
Fred. White
Fred White
Hazel
Fusion
Sena
Shelby County
Burnea’s Hall
J. M. Emmett
G. W. B. Fletcher
W. Campbell
W. F. Cleveland
Dr. Emmett
Sam Howlett
Wm Campbell
Jaso F Griffin
E C Thompson
John E Moreland
Geo F Lang
M H Elliott
Henry Wissler
Henry Kirkman
John Bannick
O C Thayer
W ‘W Eller
Lang
WF Cleveland
G W Cullison
J H Kuhl
J ° Rumdy
E .B Fairchild
S B ‘Morrissey
E D Cobb
Henry, Hoogensen
EO Coxey
E-M. Hertext
W C Campbell
I W Beems
Political Equality
North 16Th St
the Times
France
Mary Gaines
Hus
McNally
Bludebéker &T
Bad
McFadden
CE Perkins
SA Harrison
B-Brown
Burriswily Weer
Graham
G Passmore
Haley John Stoner
John Thompson
P. Iladsen
G Felt
John A Wert
Myrtle L. Wert
Bo & Na
Susan E Wert
Anna Slater
Bik
Jacob
Fudge
Willian Er
Chast
SR Eee
Swan
Jas
Bruce Wa
Hensel
Alice Eb Jensen
Ana
Andrew “du i
Lena
Gregg
Tahas ‘Crawford
H Yarger
William E Wise
Harrist
Warner & Husto
Andrew N Downer
Downer
John Kracey Watester
Peltett
Willis Warren
H. Kurtz
Barry
John
Berry
Nelson
Postoffice
AWA
Israel Clothing Stock
F, W Bruington
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