County Ticket Nominated In Lucas County Republican Primary
Lucas county Republicans announce their official ballot selections with 2057 votes cast, near McKinley’s last presidential tally, naming Hasselquist Waynick Mauk Glackemeyer and listing delegates to the county convention and the new central committee across Benton Cedar English Liberty Otter Creek Pleasant Warren Washington Whitebreast and other townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas County
McKinley
GW Larimer
Board of Supervisors
R A Hasselquist
Fred M Waynick
J W Mauk
H A Glackemeyer
County Central Committee
Benton Sera
R Relph Whitebreast
A M James
Benton
Isaac E Wood
H F Miller
W.B Relph
Six Hand Euchre Party Hosted by Maple and Stanley
Mr and Mrs L F Maple and Mr and Mrs F A Stanley entertained about sixty friends at a six hand euchre party last Saturday evening at the Maple home. Roses adorned the parlors. refreshments were served. F A Gutterson of Des Moines won the gentlemen's prize a carved wood paper knife. Mrs Decia Bentley took the ladies prize a bullion cup. Out of town guests included Mrs Zora Harper of Wallace Nebraska Mrs Amy Treusdale Messrs Guttergon and Fienniken of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.F. Maple
F. A. Stanley
Zora Harper
Wallace
Nebraska
Amy Treusdale
One Steam Merry-go-round Swing For Sale
First class condition money maker swing will sell on easy terms to the right party. Can clear 1000 to 1500 dollars in the next 90 days. This is a in and will bear inspection. Call on or address CO H. KIRKHART. 6-6-41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kirkhart
Epworth League Meets Here With Delegates Seated
The Chariton District Epworth League held a two day convention at the M E Church in Chariton with about sixty delegates arriving Tuesday. Rev Shea was elected president and Augusta Householder secretary pro tem. Miss Householder later elected secretary. next year’s meeting slated for Mt Ayr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Housheholder
Mt. Ayr
Chariton District
Epworth League
M. E
Paul Vollmar
Raymond Keeney
Marion Nolan
Clarence Knipe
Willie Andres
Harold Leonard
W. B. Thompson
R. L. Pepper
A. M. Shea
Corydon
Joseph Stephen
Leon
J.P. Newland
Garden Grove
Shea
Auguste Householder
San Francisco
California
Thompson
Nye
Creston
Chariton
Simpson College
Indianola
Her_ A.M. Shea
Rose Ewing
Shannon City
Olive James
Oakley
Mamie Denton
Mattie Widdup
Allerton
Augusta B. Householder
Hallie Hatcher
Russell
Maude Beall
Chariton League
City Guard
Court House Park
P. J. Vollmar
League
Ida Ewald
Mae Jenkins
Nettie Goltry
Ida Sowder
Lydia Ewald
Leila Orts
Susie McCoy
J. L. Johnson
Elizabeth McKibben
Amelia Smith
Rosa Smith
Jennie Rush
Eva Draper
T. R. Smith
Humeston
Chas
King
Andrew T. Dotta
Arthur Teegarden
E. B. Mamma
Jeanie Hancock
Bethlehem
A.J. Matthews
Ethel Rilea
Edith Platts
Mayme Coppock
Geo. E. Mitchell
Woodburn
J.o.rks
Diagonal
Olive Wdane
Goldie Clark
Matilda Eterston
Smith
E. Victor Smith
Milo
Harriet Bilauer
Lella Clevenger
Martha Shupe
Imogene Jenkins
Jessie Jenkins
Lacona
Fragmentary note on coin value and painting trade
A damaged snippet mentions gold dollars priced at 90 cents and a vague reference to painting and a five year period. No clear event or person is identified in the legible text.
Occult Wonder Swindler Robs C. W. Christian of Gold
A traveling clairvoyant posing as an occult healer deceived C. W. Christian to recover his ill wife. Christian paid six twenty dollar gold pieces in two sacks for supposed in healing. the sacks contained silver dollars when the fraudster fled. Sheriff Manning searches for the swindler, known as Professor Ingrig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Christian
Professor Ingrig
Chariton
Mrs
Mr. Christian
Local Democrat Interferes in Republican Primaries
W. C. Brown of Whitebreast township, a staunch Democrat, attacks Republican primary candidates due to personal enmity. He has pledged compensation for opposing John Mauk, a promise he was forced to honor. The piece warns Brown to learn from this episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. CO. Brown
Whitebreast Township
John Mauk
Hatcher Hosts Sunday School Gathering With Bible Cards
O. Hatcher entertained his Sunday school class at his home last Saturday evening. The event featured Bible cards with Miss Alice McDougall winning a china plate prize. Music was by Miss Nelle Gasser, and Maude Malone and O S Hatcher recited. Hatcher read an original poem titled Chris a western scene. Refreshments followed. Attendees included Lillie Fain Adda Clouse Cleo Bryan Laura Kull Pearl Lewis Nelle Gasser Maude Malone and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatcher
Alice McDougall
Nelle Gasser
Maude Malone
O. S. Hatcher
Adda Clouse
Cleo Bryan
Laura Kull
Pearl Lewis
Chariton Plans Fourth Celebration in Lucas County
Lucas county citizens gathered in the courthouse assembly room last Tuesday to decide on a Fourth of July celebration. A total of 115 dollars was raised. Lloyd Courter chaired the meeting with a committee of E. Fluke Clem Kirkhart and Courter appointed to solicit contributions. A further planning meeting is set for tonight to arrange details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas County
Court House
Lloyd Courter
E. Fluke
Clem Kirkhart
M E and S Picnic At Peterson Farm Near Town
The Methodist Sunday School members and church members along with the brother in law of the church plan a picnic on the Peterson farm three miles east of town on Thursday June 20. They expect well filled baskets and all paraphernalia for a happy gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Peterson Farm
Farm Machinery and Milking Cow For Sale in Iowa
A nearly new McCormick mower one Moline plow one steel harrow one cultivator and one feed cutter are in good condition. Also offered is a good mild cows that will be fresh in August. Joun Sanger Obariton Iowa 612.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Joun Sanger
Obariton
Iowa
Tragic Scalding Death Of Fern Whitten In East Town
A three year old girl Fern M Whitten died after falling into a bucket of scalding water at her home of Mr and Mrs L C Whitten in the east part of town. The accident occurred Friday morning with her mother washing nearby. A physician attended but the child died Saturday morning. Funeral services were held at the home Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev Sanderson and she was laid to rest in Charlton Cemetery. The parents mourn a bright and happy child and seek solace in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Whitten
Sanderson
Chariton
Fern
Reverend Waldron Hosts Chariton Firemen Gathering
About thirty five members attended a Monday evening at the rectory entertained by Rev. Father Waldron. Strawberries and cream and cigars were served. Short speeches were given and warmly received. The firemen praised the kind gesture and good will shown by the clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Waldron
Chariton Fire Department
Chariton Cemetery Company Adopts Monument Foundations Rule
At the annual June meeting the Chariton Cemetery Company adopted resolutions for monument foundations to be built by the company under the sexton supervision at twenty five cents per square foot. The board also banned graveled walks or coping on division A and mandated lawn plan in that division. Signed by J E Stanton President and J B Smith Secretary. 6-1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Stanton
J. B. Smith
Sec
Chariton
J. P. Smith
Short Horn Sale Attracts Solid Prices
Miller Brothers fine herd of Short Horn cattle sells with good demand and attendance. Next week Parzior will publish a full sale account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Miller Brothers
De Wist's Witch Basel Water and Bath Preparations
Improperly legible OCR fragment notes salt rheum tetter chafing and skin tortures alongside a product name De Wist's Witch Basel. The readable text hints at a historical skin remedy or preparation but lacks coherent detail or dates. No clear event or person beyond generic references is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Wist
Borie
Chariton Iowa Registration Notice for 1901 Special Election
The Registry Boards of Chariton Iowa outline registration sessions on June 20 June 29 and July 3 1901. Boards meet at City Hall Sheriff’s Office and McKiveen’s office to register voters correct lists and issue certificates of registration to qualified electors for the July 3 1901 special election. Regular registrants who did not move polling places need not register again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton
Iowa
Court House
Registry Board
McKiveen
G. W. Alexander
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending June 8
Thos Gay Guard for Mary Walker transfers 3 lots in Chariton to Lucas County. A J Woodman and wife deed 1 lot in Russell to John Dix. S B Morrison and wife transfer 2 lots in Lucas to A M Reid. A M Reid transfers part of 1 lot in Lucas to Ann J Jones. J A Brown and wife deed 2 lots in Lucas to Chas H Lane. Clara J Forney and husband sell all interest in 95 acres in English to E H Keen. DA Kelsey and wife transfer to J H Drake 614 acres in Cedar. OH Ogden and wife sell 160 acres in Warren to Peter Nelson. J A Brown and wife transfer 15 acres in Pleasant to David Z Stone King. Heirs of John P Newman transfer 15 acres in English to Nancy Keen. George H Ackers and wife sell 21 g acres in Otter Creek township 34 to Lloyd Curtis. Harriet E Swett and Catharine R Larimer transfer all interests in 160 acres in Cedar to 1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos Gay Guard
Mary Walker
Lucas County
Chariton
J Woodman
John Dixon
Russell
B Morrison
A M Reid
Lucas
M Reid
Ann J Jones
J A Brown
Chas H Lane
Clara J Forney
E H Keen
DA Kelsey
OH Ogden
Petter Nelson
Warren
Davidz Stone
King
Pleasant
John P. Newman
Nancy Keen
George H Ackers
Lloyd Curtis
Ottercreek
Harriet E Swett
Alto Catharine
Camel Club Banquet Hosts Pleasant Evening
The Camel Club est of Mes dames Edna Darrah Alice Anderson Cora Combs Maude McFarland Laura Kull held its annual banquet at Mrs Darrah's home last Saturday. Guests Minnie Darrah and Carrie Kull attended. The club was formed by former schoolmates and meets annually for dinner and reminiscences.
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The
Camel Club
Edna Darrah
Alice Anderson
Cora Combs
Maude McFarland
Laura Kull
Unclaimed Letters List for Week Ending June
Unclaimed letters remaining in the post office for the week ending June are listed. The notice directs local patrons to claim items at the main office by the specified deadline and provides batch numbers and room location for pickup.
Also Mentioned on This Page
R.A. Haasequist
Washington
F Kimler
N W Kendall
T A Nerman
R T Houston
J J Logan
O H Evans
Whitebreast
Charlie Mank
W E Douglass
W T Vincent
G Moncrief
O V Gookin
J P Sellers
Morris Arnold
A A Gookin
Joseph Hupp
Cedar
A J Allen
English
Ed Stout
James McDowell
J B Wyland
W N Carney
Liberty
Thos Brown
J M Miksell
Otter Creek
Ira W Sones
Wm Bingaman
Chas Moorehead
GW Stanger
SSS Ee
AL Alk Ton
Myers
Ghanaiki
Lneoin
Grove
Otter
Norwood
Ail
Pleasant— Belinda
Waah’gta Hassell
Walter
Cc. W. Christian Bunkoed
S. S
M. E. &. S. Picnic
Eikenberry & CO
Phoenix Mills
Fire Department
Short Horn Sale
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