Gravity Items Abounded In Local Correspondence
Gravity notes illness and social visits from Bedford to New Market with many residents noted. Key events include Bert Stewart opening a new racket store, Joseph Posten's funeral at the Christian church, piano factory venture by Roush brothers in Clarinda, and a runaway carriage incident near Siam injuring J. Ridenour.
Axett 43582 Stallion at New Market Iowa
Axett 43532 Se al brown stallion standing 15 hands 2% inches high weighs 11284 pounds. Brother to Axetell 2 10% with crossbreeding to Axtell and other great names. Sire is fashionable and sought after, best young stallion in the west. Season 14907 at New Market Iowa with weekly farm breeding, terms $10 to insure in foal, owner K G Herron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axett
Axetell
Axtell
Robert McGregor
Gambetta Wilkes
West
New Market
Iowa
K. G. Herron
Clarinda
Blockton News Busy Planting Corn And Local Notices
Blockton news notes farmers planting corn and many residents in town or visiting relatives. Measles illness hits Gay Center. several residents address illnesses, travels, and social events. Local trades, church events, school plans, and a town fire in Grant City are summarized with names and places such as Des Moines Freeport Maloy Bedford Ravenwood and Saskatche wan.
Local social notes and town movements in State Line area
Mrs Snyder visited Mrs Firth Thursday and Ike Dewis did business in Hopkins Wednesday. Grace Cowen visited Carrie Hoxworth Sunday. Corder and daughter called on Hoxworth Thursday. Corn planting largely complete. Myrtle Harris stayed with Gladys Churchill over weekend. Mary Beard and Myrtin Churchill shopped in Bedford Saturday. Hoxworth son Harry spent last week in Hopkins. Mrs Robert Houston visited sister Mrs Charlie Thompson. Mrs John Griffin with Mrs Ed Caudle Thursday. Oscar Nelson and wife transacted business in Hopkins Wednesday. Ruth Pierce visited grandparents Mr Rosebaugh’s last Sunday. Jew peddler traveled State Line trading. Elias Ames and wife guests of Mr Kelly’s at Sheridan. Lesley Condor and wife guests of George Conder and family. Walker Butts and daughter Linnie transacted business in Bedford Saturday. Mr and Mrs Hughes visited relatives and shopped in Bedford. Senator Risser slowly improving after illness. Mr and Mrs H Caudle from Maryville visited their sons. Mrs John Palmer at Hopkins last Thursday visiting friends and shopping. Large church attendance at New Hope Sunday. Bert Killen and family attended funeral near Orrsburg last Saturday. Mrs Bruce Williamson and daughter visited Mrs Safely Saturday while she was sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Firth
Ike Dewis
Hopkins
Grace Cowen
Carrie Hoxworth
Corder
Hoxworth
Myrtle Harris
Gladys Churchill
Mary Beard
Myrtin Churchill
Bedford
C. Hoxworth
Harry
Robert
George Conder
Walker Butts
Linnie
Hughes
Senator Risser
H. Caudle
Maryville
John Palmer
New Hope
Bert Killen
Orrsburg
Bruce Williamson
Safely
Dr Kings New Life Cleansers and Orators Advised
A fragment notes use of Dr Kings New Life to treat appendicitis and digestive complaints. It promotes the product as a safe gentle cleanser to cure ache biliousness malaria and diseases with a 25 cent price at A L Bibbins Drug Store. The text also lists marriage announcements: Mark B DeWitt and Miss Etta Eh Arnie Douglas and Miss Wheeler Harrie E Blakesley and Miss Adelia G Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
A. L. Bibbins
Mark B. DeWitt
Etta Eh Arnie Douglas
Wheeler
Harrie E. Blakesley
Adelia G. Livingston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa and Missouri
C. L. van Nostrand
Vines
Shields
Babe
N. T. Brown
Shenandoah
Bessie Dugan
Anderson
Bert Stewart
David Fawcett
Nebraska
Miss English
H. H. Robinson
E. E. Kuhn
Little Isse Posten
Co. B. Beall
Harvey Dennis
Joseph Posten
Christian Church
Scott Johnston
Charles Stephens
Henry Dennis
Richard Burrell
Joe Posten
Miller
Onawa
L. C. Mann
J. W. Ledgerwood
St. Joe
Longmont
Helen Boatman
Thomas
Claude Thomas
Missouri
Siam News
Roy Duncan
Siam
Wm. Melvin
Wes Miller
B. Hutchinson
R. R. Smith
C. Clatyon
Washinon Township
Wm. Fry
Joe Stewart
J. J. Horrigan
Chariton
U. S. Pension Bureau
Earnest Stickleman
John Berry
Geo. Lindley
C. M. Borden
C. Clayton
Asa Stanton
Snrgam
Doug Fine
John Stickleman
Lou Johnson
Harvey Roush
Frank Bebee
Anin
H. H. Roush
J. Finley Blagrave
J. B. Eastman
Roush Bros
College Springs
W. H. Atkins
Silas Landon
Chas. Ridenour
Amn
Bedford, Lowa
Pieringer ¢& Co
Ge Reliable Jewelers
Blockton News
Grandma Albaugh
Ruby Payton
Gay Center
Maggie Hickenlooper
Des Moines
Elzia Williams
Swarts
Claude Harmison
Freeland
Charles Shay
Maloy
Harry Chandler
Thomas Anderson
Harvey Blakemore
Elmer Adkins
Grant City
John Shay
J. E. Haymond
Kansas
Blockton Hotel
Dick Loutzenhiser
Ida McLaughlin
Parnell
H. B. Ostrander
R. Percelle
Rev. Pitcher
Dave Hawkins
Centerville
A. G. Hollingsworth
The
Marcus Griffith
Mr. Griffith
W. C. Nulph
Georgetown
Myrtle Tuggles
J. E. Dutton
Mr. Watson
G. Adkins
Harman Green
Anna Fredrick
J. F. Maloy
Swanson
W. CG. Dennis
Sheridan
F. Schoenmann
J. M. Dennis
Carson
QO. T. Gartside
George Agee
A. Warren
Ravenwood
Fairfax, Mo
Isaac King
H. S. Crouch
Mr. Crouch
Hotaling
O. L. Wilson
Earl Evans
Saskatchewan
Canada
North Dakota
J. N. Freeland
Blockton
Miss Bevier
O. T. Gartside
Elizabeth Johnson
Pitcher
Mr. Gartside
Miss Johnson
South Dakota
Sweden
Medical Society of
Taylor County
A. E. King
A. E. King’s Office Wednesday. Those Present Were Drs. Kitchen, of New Market
Beauchamp
Dunlavy
Archer
Clabaugh
Paschal
M. B. Dilley
Janesville
Wis
U. S. Signal Corps
Boston
Mass
J. B. Dawson
Dick Bailie
Bessie Debour
Art Glass
Ed Caudle
Tradi Hopkins
Maple Grove
Delbert Glass
H. M. Glass
Will Pierce
Alva Pierce
Minnie Allison
Commegy
Will Reeder
Ana
Nelson Killem
Armitage
Sherri
Gwendolyn Caudle
James Tippie
Conway
Springs
Fred Kei
Vic
Watton
Ferne Hall
Greerest
H. Alice Howell
Elec
Neb. University
Presbyterian Church
Ayer
M. Ins