Local Exchanges and Birthday Gatherings in County News
Tom Fouch trades ponies and harness to Pete Kline for mules. Mrs. and Mrs. Grimes visit her mother Mrs. Patterson. Jake Anderson hosted a Saturday party for the young people. Mrs. Martha Grimes and Brumby and May Grimes visit Chariton. Parm Henry’s sister and nephew from Marion visit. Mrs. Daniel Ragen is ill. Miss Ettie Clime of Columbia stays with sister Mrs. Collins. Neighbors and friends surprised Mrs. Dick Kline on her 47th birthday with 35 guests and a bountiful dinner. A wife should greet her husband’s homecoming with a smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Fouch
Pete Kline
George Grimes
Patterson
Jake Anderson
Martha Grimes
Brumby
May
Chariton
Parm Henry
Marion County
Daniel Ragen
Ettie Clime
Columbia
Local Farm Transfers and Seasonal Work in Cedar Grove
Daniel Johnson bought the D. J. McCoy farm in Cedar Grove. Peter Gardner plans to move back to his farm in spring. John Dukes bought a Lincoln township farm from Clark Whitten. The community husked corn for T. J. Hollingshead last Saturday. R. E. Hixson builds a cyclone proof cave with Lymon Whitcolm doing the mason work. A rural mail route for the area is hoped for soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Johnson
D. J. McCoy
Peter Gardner
John Dukes
Lincoln Township
Clark Whitten
T. J. Hollingshead
R. E. Hixson
Lymon Whitcolm
Social visit and local injuries in Russell
Miss Ida Beem spent Saturday and Sunday in Russell as a guest of Miss Sadie Pyle. A three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bardwell broke his collar bone after falling from a chair last Saturday. Miss Mable Werts returned Saturday from Fairfield where she has been for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Beem
Russell
Sadie Pyle
Local Notes and Family Updates From Russell Area
The item lists several people with life events and happenings around Russell. It notes a course in music and a Fairfield return after holidays, mentions the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thomas, and a visit of Mrs. William Curtis and Eva to Chariton. It reports William Stearns ill, the death of Frank Graham who had moved from Russell to Albia, revival meetings by Rev. Johnston at Woodburn, Mrs. Johnston visiting Des Moines, Mrs. Dr. Buzzard’s surgery with Dr. Ruth assisting, Mrs. Buzzard recovering, and the marriage of Harvey Foster and Nevada Kenton in Chariton with plans to live in Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Bert Thomas
William Curtis
Eva
Chariton
William Stearns
Russell Friends
Frank Graham
Texas
Frank
Russell
Albia
Johnston
The
Christian Church
Woodburn
Des Moines
Buzzard
Ruth
Keokuk
Harvey Foster
Lucas
Nevada Kenton
Foster
Protracted Meetings Start at M E Church and Local Ills Reported
Reports list several local residents as sick or poorly including Mrs James Welch and Miss Mila Rooker. Church activities note protracted meetings at the M E Church and a planned sermon at the Christian Church. Wayne Reynolds of Chicago visits. extended family members visit and entertain at Dr Cochran's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Welch
Mila Rooker
Wm. Whitlatch
Chas
Vanney
Englewood Church
Bro
Butterfield
Dr. Cochran
Martin Smith
Chas. Kenney
Cochran
M. E
Elmer Eisner
Belinda
John Hespelhorn
Mrs. Angeloe
Bloomington
District Court Notice of Abstract Land Title Suit
Frank P. Wright sues for title to multiple parcels in Lucas County Iowa claiming fee simple ownership. The petition details chain of title issues from 1856 to 1864 including numerous heirs and unknowns, defective deeds, and mortgages. The notice orders appearance by February 4, 1901 or default judgment. published in Chariton Patriot for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Lucas County
Iowa
Frank P. Wright
Daniel &. Chase
Francis M. Durall
Duran Durall
James Spencer
John Malone
Mary Malone
A. H. Canfield
A. B. Canfield
Charles G. Main
Charles G. Martin
Charles Robb
State
Daniel Chase
Vary Chase
Daniel B. Chase
Wuran Durall
Mary Chase
Bianiel Chase
George W. Mann
James J. Spencer
Francis M. Duvall
James Specer
George W. Mann Wand
George W Nun
George W. Mun
A.B. Canfield
A. B
Wellington Loucks
Richard Lamb
Mason W. McQuary
District Court of
Laws
David D. Wynick
Mary Chas
Shriver
Tirza
David Shriver
Rebecca
Mary Maone
James Anderson
Clara H. van der Carr
David van der Carr
Joseph M
Rindskoff Brothers & Co
A. Malone
I. W. Silloway
Fennie M
J. W. Wilkinson
Chariton Town
E. W Drake
Chariton Patriot
Charito
Diamond Ring Contest Vote in Lucas County Chariton
Local page lists numerous contestant names including Clara Noble Mollie fluke Ida Hickman Nora Price Marie Latta Myrtle Call Bertha Knox Ola Goldsberry Martha Stuart Stella Squires Lucile Shannon Clara Marts Anna Smith Carrie Gasser May Glenan and others in the Diamond Ring contest vote for the most popular lady in Lucas County Chariton with scattered numbers and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton
Mario Deneen
Neee Diag
Alice Leonard
Clara Noble
Mollie Fluke
Ana Lyman
Blanche Layto
Dora Householder
Nell Smith
Dot Becker
Grace Suntan
Ceee
Rene Ewes
Agnes Wilson
Margaret Maple
Emma Tasselquist
Bee Ida Hickman
Maude Buffington
Maude Hemphill
Frances Culbertson Sue Copeland
Nora Price
Marie Latta
Myrtle
Bertha Knox
Ola Goldsberry
Martha Stuart
Freda Lager
Stella Squires
Lucile Shannon
Short Talks On Advertising By Charles Austin Bates
Bates argues advertising pays in the long run, citing a failed drugstore example. He notes advertising creates familiarity, explains product differences like paregoric grades, and compares ads to a traveling salesman's early outreach. The payoff comes after sustained effort, not immediate returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Austin Bates
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Ceurvcivee Ieee
Maggie Sullivan Bet Reed
Bessie Buffington
Abbie Woodman
Nina Branam
Fann Taylor
Tom Ala Ellen Olson
Leeds
May Stinson
Mary Teaty
Katie Devin
DERBY
Jaeri
Bleak Grace Perkin
Vickroy & Lusk
Ilion
New York
Haviland & Co
Sevres
Limoges
Carlsbad China
George
von Behren
Austin Bates
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