Local residents and visitors travel this week
Mary Fox visited Hopkins on Friday to see friends and relatives. W. R. Smith left Monday noon on a business trip to Sharpsburg. Mrs. Jess McKim left for Creston Monday noon to visit relatives. Mrs. J. US. Wyant left Monday noon for a day with friends at Lenox. L. W. Harsh of Bedford visited relatives in Maryville over Sunday. Mrs. Marion Brown left for Maryville yesterday morning on a shopping trip. Mrs. J. A. Kopp left for Maryville yesterday morning for medical treatment. Myrtle Barks, visiting Hopkins, returned Monday noon. Sid Morris, employed in Corning, spent Sunday here with family. Mrs. C. A. Reynolds and Mrs. Jane McBride shopped in St. Joseph last Friday. Mrs. P. E. Halligan of Gravity left via Bedford Friday for Topeka. Miss Grace Bruner of Conway shopped here yesterday morning between trains. Goldie McNees left Monday for Town City to attend school during the summer. Dr. Bates went to Lenox Monday noon on business returning home that afternoon.
Mrs Stickleman Visits Omaha and Louisville
Mrs Guy Stickleman and her daughter left Monday at noon to visit Mrs Sanburn in Omaha, the aunt of Mrs Stickleman. From there they will travel to Louisville to visit Mrs Stickleman's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Stickleman
Omaha
Mrs Nick Eppers and son Jimmy Visit Bedford
Mrs Nick Eppers and her son Jimmy from Conway visited Bedford yesterday morning seeking local events and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Eppers
Jimmy
Conway
Bedford
J. H. Humphrey Fallen at Conway Between Trains
J H Humphrey, a local businessman, was found fallen at Conway between trains Monday afternoon. Authorities investigate the incident as potential accident. The event disrupted rail activity and drew attention from the Conway community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Humphrey
Conway
Local residents depart for visits and business
Mrs C J Reith leaves Tuesday noon for Conway to visit her father Silas Round. Glen Widner and Darrel Shields depart for Omaha to visit relatives. M E Ford of near Athelstan visits Bedford on business. Attorney Kirketey attends legal matters in Stanberry Mo. Dick O Grady of Conway visits Bedford between trains. Mart Lowery returns home from Des Moines and Ft Dodge. Dorothy Bates home for summer from Ames. Charles and Martha Richard visit friends near Pickering. Lela Talkington returns home from Conway. Erwin Thompson leaves for Conway to visit grandparents. Mrs Beulah Buell returns to Conway. R R Brounink attends Grand Masonic Lodge in Sioux City. Supt J P Street visits Creston Summer School. Mrs M C Carver visits St Joseph. George Winebremmer and Everat Brett visit Conway. Daniel Ryan returns to Creston work after home business. Murl Hamilton leaves for Des Moines Summer School. Horsale saddle pony for sale near Shasasburg.
Local notes and visits across Bedford area
A compilation of social and business notices from Bedford and vicinity includes Caleb Gordon seeking second hand oil stoves in Concordal, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Crouch on vacation at Mt. Pleasant Iowa, and visitors Becker of Hehagns Town staying with Mrs. A W Gooding. Also mentioned are school roof repairs by Brunke, local shoppers, summer visits, a Simpson College summer program, new twins, and farm elevator promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. P. C. Crouch
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Becker
Hehagns Town
A.W. Gooding
Ruth Wyant and Helen Ash Headed to Ames for Commencement
Ruth Wyant and Helen Ash departed Friday at noon for Ames to attend the commencement. Wyant will then proceed to New York City for a few days afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wyant
Helen Ash
Ames
Miss Wyant
New York City
Terrell Visitor From Los Angeles Represents Advertising Firm
Fred Terrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Terrell, is visiting his parents here. His headquarters are in Los Angeles, and he travels as a representative for an advertising specialty company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Terrell
L. L. Terrell
Los Angles
Gaylord Visit To Corydon Couple Dinners With Daughter
Mr and Mrs A E Gaylord from Corydon Iowa arrived Saturday evening for a visit at the home of their daughter Mrs Winn Trousdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Gaylord
Corydon
Iowa
Winn Trousdale
Ames Students Return Home For Summer Break
Donald Thompson and Gail Church of Ames are ill after returning home last weekend to spend their summer vacations with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Thompson
Gail Churchill
Ames
Social notes from Olewein and travelers visit
Miss Cora Lucas of Olewein Iowa arrived here last Saturday to visit her brother Attorney Lucas and other relatives. Mr and Mrs B F Ginn left yesterday for St Joe and Kansas City to visit their son Ray and daughter Kathryn Clark. Mrs Lillian Jackson left Monday for Creston to meet her daughter Elizabeth who had been visiting in Omaha. They returned that afternoon. Mr and Mrs Chas Dinges left Monday for Chicago for the University of Chicago graduation. Their son John is a member of this year’s class. G W Nelson of David City Nebraska visited here this week with his nephew Chas Nelson and family. Nelson formerly lived in this county, leaving in 1877 to live in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Nelson
Beaver City
Nebr
C. N. Nelson
Cora Lucas
Olewein
Attorney Lucas
B. F. Ginn
St.Joe
Kansas City
Ray
St. Joe
Kathryn Clark
Lillian Jackson
Creston
Elizabeth
Omaha
Chas. Dinges
Chicago
University of Chicago
John
David City
Neb
Chas Nelson
Me Nelson
Nebraska
Wanted Man Promotes Tire Sales Opportunity in Ohio
Sterlingworth Tire and Rubber Co based in East Liverpool Ohio seeks a willing buyer for a complete line of high grade tires and tubes. The ad promotes a money making position that can be pursued full or part time. Contact details reference 231 pd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterlingworth Tire & Rubber Co
East
Liverpool
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iotepu. S. Pleringes Optometrist
Larsson
Maryville
Helen Nelson
Mary Fox
Hopkins
W. R. Smith
Sharpsburg
Jess McKim
J. US. Wyant
Lennox
L. W. Harsh of
Marion Brown
J. A. Kopp
Myrtle Barks
Sid Morris
Corning
P. E. Halligan
Topeka
Kansas
Grace Bruner
Conway Wis
Goldie McNees
Town City
Dr. Bates
Lenox
C. J. Reith
Silas Round
Glen Widner
Darrel Shields
M. E. Ford
Near Athelstan
Kirketey
Stanberry
Dick O’grady of
Dorothy Bates
Charles
Martha Richard
Pickering
Lela Talkington
Erwin Thompson
Beulah Buell
John Parks
R. R. Brounink
Grand Masonic Lodge
Sioux City
Supt
J. P. Street
George Winebremmer
Everat Brett
Daniel Ryan
Murl Hamilton
Des Moines
The
Des Moines University
Lou Candy
Shasasburg
Butterick Design
Creandy
Lawn
Deltor
BIG
Caleb Gordon
Conwgal
Swap
Just
Farm Rs Co
Bel
Louis Brunke
St. Joseph
J. W. Keasling
Frank Weatherly
North of Gravity
Mabel Martin
W. P. Geagley
W. H. Geagley
C. E. Winslow
Beryl Robbins
Lennis Hoops
Parsons College
Fairfield
M. A. Gable
Shannon City
Simpson
R. T. Burrel
Pittsburg
Standard McCormick
Farmer's Union Elevator Co
John Sickles
Jefferson Township
Margaret Ash
Simpson College
Mrs. H. S. Ash
Mary A. Fuller
Wm. Huffmeister
J. W. McLowery
Clearfield
Less—Klopp
Eva Josephine
F. L. MaWhinney
F. L. Wetmore
William Heller
Iowa City
C. W. Trousdale
Cedar Rapids
S.c.wz
Helen Wyant
Miss Waterman
Miss Older
Athelstan
Kuppenheimer
Them
Florsheim
Superior
Marx Made
Arrow Brand
House OF Quality
Owa
van Fish
Batavia
van Camps
Pete Bros
H. C. Little Grocery
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