Treasure of cautionary sense in old mountain talk
A fragmentary regional proverb warns of swift punishment for mischief. The cadence hints at a rural oral tradition emphasizing prudence and immediate consequences.
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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
4
A fragmentary regional proverb warns of swift punishment for mischief. The cadence hints at a rural oral tradition emphasizing prudence and immediate consequences.
The Lucas school month summary lists enrollment, attendance, and tardiness figures, and names students lauded for perfect attendance and punctuality in multiple rooms. The report notes a two week vacation, then plans for the new year, and includes a separate Chariton YMC A conference report with three proposed paths and reasons for inaction.
Post office records reveal unclaimed letters for the week ending December 21 1908. Among the names listed are Mrs. Lee Thomas Edward Siegel Harley Menefee Mrs. J D Henderson Mrs. Dave Henderson Mrs. Jeny Foster Miss Iva Bell Ellis F C Conner C W Cooley James Curran J N Ballou Geo Williams R A Hasselquist and P M.
A Texas native pecan tree, reputedly 500 years old, yielded 688 pounds of nuts in 1904. At 120 nuts per pound this equals 76 560 nuts and about 1914 pounds of paper shell pecans. At 60 cents per pound the value would be 957 dollars, with ten acres of such trees promising wealth beyond gold mines.
At the bride's parents home Mr and Mrs Edward Hunerdosse the marriage of Delia Hunerdosse to Albert Auxier of Melrose was officiated by Rev Cooper with assistance from Reverends Bennet and Hulbert before about seventy five guests. The couple entered to Mendelssohn and a three course supper followed.
Sunday evening gatherings begin December 27 and run three weeks with various visits from Esther Peterson and Miss Matilda Peterson. Local families host guests including Dr Venters and relatives in Newbern, Holmes family moving to Whitebreast, a Fry schoolhouse pie supper, and a well attended Oakley shooting match. Local tradesmen report carloads of farming implements and wheat, plus church ladies clearing funds and holiday visits from students and neighbors.
The Lucas column notes a Welsh musical program at Albia, sermons by Rev. Nutting and Rev. Heckathorn, and upcoming Christmas events. The Presbyterian and M E church ladies plan gatherings, a Lane family Christmas reunion, Rosa Plows birthday celebrations, and a Lucas New Year outlook with talk of fires and smoke.
The Cedar Grove column reports fine spring weather and ongoing fieldwork. Rev. Clarke of United Brothers Church at Cedar Rapids preached a strong sermon at Bethel Sunday night and will lecture Monday with Ben Har presenting stereoptical views to raise funds for a church. Admittance is 15 and 25 cents. Dr. Buzzard visited Chariton on Monday. A daughter was born Tuesday night at Roy Colver's home. John Long and son Ralph visited Russell Saturday. Bert Sanborn and wife moved into a new home. David Etter and family visited the county seat on Saturday. A moving picture show is planned at the Cedar Grove schoolhouse.
Derby notes report Harry Scott injured with an ax last Monday and Miss Ida Dunn visiting Humeston. A wedding at the Boylan home near Derby on Wednesday joins Elmer Stewart and Nellie Boylan with Rev. A. E. Nutting officiating. Obituary recalls Ocran Dickinson of Derby, longtime resident now Seattle, who died Monday from tuberculosis. The column lists numerous social visits, travels, and holiday plans among Derby residents, including plays at the Opera House, college girls home for holidays, and local church events.
Russell Jenkins returns from Omaha to visit his brother on Wednesday. Anna Altman assistant principal spends Christmas with her parents in Livermore Ta. Howard Platts and wife visit Ot tumwa Saturday and Sunday with Homer Adams and wife. Mrs John Vinsel visits Des Moines to see son Bert a Capitol City Commercial College graduate. Carrie Ewald Mayme Lewis Ethel Cassity and Mrs Good Plotta and Keller travel to Albia to hear the Wales Mountain Ash singers. High School hosts a Christmas program Friday afternoon enjoyed by all. Jim Van Gilder and daughter Carrie from Mankito Kansas visit Criswell home. Mrs Jake Werts visits her daughter Eva Steck in Carleton Nebraska on Tuesday. Thomas Woods and wife go to Moberly Missouri Wednesday. Mayme Lewis principal goes to Willidmenburg for Christmas. Sadie Pyl returns from Cedar Falls Saturday. Iva Kimsey of Chariton visits aunt and uncle John McKinley Sunday. John Jackley and wife near Pierce South Dakota welcome baby girls. Lula Retherford returns to Chariton Friday. Anna Platts visits brother Frank Wert Tuesday. Tinsons return from Chariton Wednesday. Mrs Alte Bond and children travel from Josselyn Missouri to visit DH Bond family. Zeta Roberts goes to Washington Iowa for Christmas with George Hobson and wife. Mrs Nick Ewald and daughter visit Le Mars with Dell Lodge. Reds Mettlin rides Des Moines Wednesday. Laurel Lennart travels from Villisca to spend Christmas with grandparents John Threlkeld and wife.
North Liberty residents report visits and illnesses with Benest Ramey Cora Baker and Rosa Tadlock on the sick list. A Sunday parental visit list includes Herron Shounkwiler and Shbody families. Union Sunday School officers elected with Cowan as Superintendent and Riggs as Secretary. дополнитель details mention local errands, farm purchases, preaching plans, and social calls among Herron, Hickman, Shounk wiler, Riggs, and_auxiliary names.
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