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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
4
Local residents from Clearfield Sharpsburg and surrounding areas are noted traveling for visits and business. Adam Wellar Kitl son and Darrell Nelson were among those visiting Ottumwa and St Joseph while Mrs Young and Mrs Williams Thompson joined trips to Coin and Albin. Several residents attended events in Maryville and the Epworth League convention in Massena.
Mrs. Nancy John of Hopkins visits grandparents in town after a hospital operation at Kingworth. Wraneis O’Dougherty, from Glenwood, and Cement Post agent Mr. Burns travel between Glenwood and the area. Maude and Allie Nelson and their mother head to Boulder for summer school, then to Hardin Montana to visit Miss Allie’s ranch. James Hallowell of Eldora visits relatives, then returns home. J T G Stuart writes of fishing in the Nishna near Anderson, Fremont County, noting a large forty pound catfish. For sale: one shorthorn and one Hereford bull from George Dugan. Mawhinneys visit Wetmores amid malaria recovery. Mrs. Mawhinney remains several days.
List of advertised letters remaining for the week ending June 21 1918 at the Bedford Iowa post office. Names include Mrs Maud Hanks and Ruby Glove. Patrons must say advertised and provide this list date when calling. James P Flick Postmaster.
District Judge Thomas Maxwell of Creston farms a five acre alfalfa patch on his Union county land. He blends limestone and inoculation with diligent soil work to boost yields, expecting over fourteen tons from the patch this year and planning a larger spread next season.
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