Local and Personal News Highlights From Chariton
A bustling column notes social visits and travel around Chariton including Miss Gibbs in millinery, Lida Wren visiting Lucas, families from Milo and Norwood returning home, Irwin and Wagner families in town, and multiple trips to Des Moines Seattle and Chicago. Also mentions Currents: Harpers of Wallace, Shepards, and Moffett and Bell family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Wren
Lucas
S. H. Smith
Milo
P. L. Harper
Wallace
Ned
G.J. Stewart
Helen
Porter Wagner
Mt. Pleasant
Wagner
Glenn Shields
Indianola
Chariton
Also Mentioned on This Page
White Sale
McCollough & Company
China
W. B
Nemo
Gibbs
J. F. Irwin
Orion Irwin
C. W. Primm
Norwood
R. R. Tredernick
F. GC. Stafford
Woodburn
Fred Martin
Federal
Schigars
F. E. Farr
Humeston
Theo. Stuart,Jr
Des Moines
A.G. Penick
Derby
Harry Johnson
Little Daughter
St Joseph
F. O. McEndree
T. O. Clendening
Rachel Caroline
Chicago
John A. Johnson
Myrtle
Ethel Callahan
Seattle
Wash
I. S. Cain
Portland
Ore
Utah
Chas. Young
J. D. Beaman
Ottumwa
A. E. Russell
Merle
Russell
Carl Gamble
Florence
Knoxville
Florence Maple
LeVay Farlin
Elmer Trammel
Albia
Mrs
A. X. Repp
J. S
Cole
Will Me
Mains
Chas. Maxwell
Amanda Edwards
Katherine Maxwell
Maxwell
Carl Vorhies
Hiteman
Geo. Poucher
Mr.Vorhies
Bessie Winston
Burke Gittinger
Clarence Moore
A. E. Dorn
Leon
Hazel Bell
Earl Lyman
Geo. Perrine
Clarinda
Fred Hess
Wm. Baldwin
Webster City
Peter Brandrup
C. W. Jones
Columbus
Ohio
Mr. Jones
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
L. W. Moffett
Humeaton
T. C. Walker
Creston
UL. H. Busselle
Albian Anderson
Irena Bellman
Melrose
Walter Andrews
Elliott
J. H. Andrews
S. Westfall of
W. H. Snedaker
Jessie Brown
Richard Foxal
Frank Kestler
Auburn Ave
E. E. Lyman
Ed Woodman
Gerlach-Barklow Calendar Co
Colorado
A. J. Woodman
Russell and Chariton
Mildred Gray
Iowa City
Muriel Drake
Miss Drake
Clay Alien
Near Russell
J. A. Morrison
Moulton
Ray Lynn
Bridget Sullivan
Galesburg
D. H. Sullivan
Florence Oney of Leon
Roscoe Moler
Reno Rahmgren
John Robertson
Chandler Bros
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