Mystery Deepens as Bailey Faces Unmasking at Manor
In a tense drawing room, Bailey confronts Beresford over a missing clerk and a hidden blueprint. Miss Cornelia and Dale plead for truth as the detective closes in, revealing a web of deceit and a murder accusation against Bailey. The doctor hints at critical evidence, setting up a continued confrontation at the next reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beresford
Bulley
Chance
Joes
Aera
Galithtry
Bailey
Union Bank
Sinwiy
Dale
Jack
Pale
Richard Fleming
Briley
Anderson
Mina
Cornelia
Lige Koltinig
Cest
Batley
Billy
Bajiley
Aga
Thad
Xaid
Batfey
Date
Minas Cornelia
Iank Fort
Mise Cornelia
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Nearby Towns
Mrs Arthur Hickey and the Misses Luella and Ardis Hickey visited Sioux City. Linquist injured his shoulder while in a hay mow near Aurelia. Mrs Charley Gustafson from near Aurelia spent Tuesday with Mrs W Hickey. Mr and Mrs William Menke visited Mrs Frank Huseman Tuesday. Mr and Mrs William Haight and family visited Howard Fee near Cherokee. Dave Polston and daughter Raith from north east of Aurelia visited the Peterson home with the Richard Peterson family. Mrs Edgar Johnson of Silver spent Tuesday with Mrs C A Peterson during the Plautz sale. The Diamond Ladies Aid met Wednesday at Mrs Arlie Nordstroms with a large attendance. missionary program by Mrs Cage. covered dish lunch served. Visitors from distant places included Mr and Mrs George J Anderson of Alta and Mr and Mrs Leslie Bell near Mr Olive. Next Diamond Aid meeting set for Mrs A B Lindsay’s home on Wednesday Feb 1. About twenty four attended a Sunday School party at the C A Peterson home last Thursday evening as an attendance contest losers treated winners. games and refreshments served. Otto Plants sale Tuesday was well attended and items sold well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Hickey
Luella-and -Ardis
Sioux City
Linquist
Ibarn
Gharley
Gustafson
Aurelia
William
Menke
Frank. Huseman
William Haight
Howard
F ‘Ee
Cherokee
Dave Polston
Cage
George J. Anderson
Alta
Leslie” Bell
Olive
Diamond Aid
Peterson
Otto
The Pronunciation of the Article the
The article the has no definite ruling on pronunciation in front of vowels. Current usage often avoids the long thee sound before vowels, favoring a reduced form.
Social Visit And Card Party At Enno Gerjits Home
Mrs Abbo Gerjits Edna and Urany McGowan and children spent Thursday at Enno Gerjits home near Fonda. Frank Betcher entertained friends Friday night with refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs Howard Haight. John Booth family shopped Cherokee Saturday and hosted Aurelia guests Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbo
Edna
Urany McGowan
Enno Gerjits
Mear ‘Fonda
Frank’ Betcher
Howard Haight
John Booth
Bill Booth
Aurelia
Ora Jordan
Fae Hines
Conrad Swanson
Gus Magnuson
Carl Ammons
Poultry Remedy Sellers Questioned in Cherokee County
Agent Ellis writes to Secretary Thornburg asking if two men selling poultry remedies in Cherokee County are registered. He notes the product, priced at about $1 per pound, could be bought at a drug store for roughly 3 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Times
County
Ellis
Secretary of Agriculture
Thornburg
Cherokee County
Trouble With Freedom
Essay fragment discusses freedom and effort, pondering shifts in men when left free. attributed to E. We Howe in a monthly periodical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Journey Through Dangers of Mission Work in Drenched Village
The text describes a missionary trip in a large village where baptismal services were held for 18 new members. A woman was brought in unconscious, treated with limited care due to distance from a doctor. A storm forced relocation to safer housing, with leaking tents and flooding. The evangelists faced harsh conditions and uncertain outcomes as they moved to nearby territories and continued preaching to hundreds, while weather and health challenges persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ituka
Wangelists
Bee
Evangeliata
Sunda
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Mary Roberts Rineha
Avery Hopwood
Mary Roberts
AWM
Damon
Center
Eton
Maple Valley ‘Mutual Insurance Association
Blanch
J. H.loekin
Com. HY
Bred Kohltingen
Sra
I Ieee
Aosu
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