Jay News Roundup From Jay Indiana
Earnest Harrison owns a new buggy. John Williams and family visited Mr. Voris. Rev Keeler's last appointment was at Jay. Warren Smith and wife welcomed a baby boy June 18. J A Voris bought a new organ for daughters Bessie and Terr essie. A candy social at Dwight Eastman's Tuesday evening. Presbyterian church recently papered and painted. A new residence on Mrs Thompson's place nears completion. Rev Pond and Fair of Milo to speak at Bethel chapel next Sunday. Children's Day exercises held at the Presbyterian church with a $10.14 collection. Oliver Weakland and family plan to move to Telluride Colo for work. he’ll earn four dollars a day at first. Mr Weakland, former Jay blacksmith, departs with community regret. W ile Koble, while cleaning a well, suffered dizziness and heart failure. rescued after being halfway up, he is recovering and avoids further well work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Harrison
John Williams
Voris
Keeler
Jay
Warren Smith
J. A. Voris
Bessie
Terressie
Dwight. Eastman and
Presbyterian Church
Oliver Weakland
Telluride
Colo
Weakland
Koble
Community notes recount visits and events across county
County correspondence items show locals visiting relatives in Creston and Chariton, wedding guests arriving from Cozad and Chicago, and travels to Florence, Davenport, Galesburg, and Ottumwa. Social events include a tent church, a Central entertainment fundraiser, and a James McDowell birthday dance.
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Promise Health Boost
Claim advertising a laxative remedy that cures digestive ills and promises longer life. States the pills regulate bowels without griping and are easy to take, suggesting added years of life and life to years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
D. Q
Local notices and community updates from Oakley region
Dr Newberrie returns home with parents in eastern state while Dillman visits Indianola relatives and Miss Noble spends Sunday in Des Moines. Oakley locals share travel, births, school closure, and health tips as Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Newberrie
H. ©. Dillman
Indianola
Missi. V. Noble
Des Moines
W. H. Burgett
Fayetta
Chariton
Alph Clark
Mary
Fern Riebel
W. M. Burgett
John Robertson
Ma. Howard
Stewart School
Tom Whisenand
Oakley
Ethel Callahan
R. D. Piper
Piia Glasses
Merritt Taylor
Hays Compston
Warren Callahan
Oakley Wedness
Lucas Area Notes of Visits and Events Across Towns
Miss Mattie Henry visits relatives in Kansas while J B Wyatt and O Davis make business and family rounds. Residents and visitors pass through Chariton Ottumwa Des Moines and Osceola with church notices, theater, school closings, and a Fourth of July planning surge. The era’s social life includes moonlit picnics, dances, and community meetings amid mining talk and local commerce.
Local Notes On Health And Community Events
Tom Hall shows some improvement while Mrs. F Mayer remains very ill. Jim is reported a bit better. The colored band performs at Milo on the Fourth. The Saints church hears Rev Clark at Sunday's service in Miner’s Hall and Rev Cane discusses smallpox updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hall
Prices for Groceries and Provisions From Local Market
Report lists various commodity prices including potatoes new and old per bushel, beans per bushel, butter per pound, honey per pound, salt per barrel, flour per sack, corn meal per sack, chickens per pound, turkeys per pound, bacon per pound, lard per pound, and hides per pound as quoted by geo. von Behrt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRC
Geo. von Behrt
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MS Cormick
Russell
Howard Johnston
Florence
S. McKinley
Walter
Herbert Boyd
W. Dobbins
Creston
Geo. Whittlesey
P. H. Green
Oakland
Iowa
O. P. Lovett
R.G
Corydon
Fried Goltry
Alfred Goodwin
Chas. Whittemore
Galesburg
Ill
The
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John Long
Chas. Allen
Bell Edwards
Belinda
Avitt
Mason
Bethel
Lizzie Miller
Cora
Fred Carson
Laura Miller
Howard
Donald
Moss
Richard Miller
Minnie Savage
Ada Shore
Central
D. M. Davis
Ottumwa
James McDowell
Ernie Lutz
Chamberlain
Price
Storie
Dain
A. J. Woodnan
Southeast Corner Square
Chariton, Iowa
DERBY
Mattie Henry
Kansas
J. B. Wyatt
Saturda
Smaturday
O. Davis
Garden Grove
Jessie Rice
Osceola
Mra
Wm. Yearnshaw
Fred Kyner
Humeston
Elza Wells
Clearfield
Lou Williams
Fred Th
Miriam
A. G. Cherryholmes
Lola Westfall
John Tedrick
Ida Stewart
Sharon Springs
F. D. Kyner
Melissa Westfall
D. A. McMains
Angie Culbertson
T. H. Irwin
F. L. Throckmorton
Bruce McAllister
Lexington
Oregon
Nellie Vice
J. L. Linn
Billings
Montana
R. E. Morris
Floyd Hough
Henry Stone
Hough
Stone
Last Chance
Goshen
M. E. Church
Spencer
Philadelphia
Board of Church Extension
Crozier
J. I. Anderson
Chicago
J. W. Down
Omaha
Lulu Owsley
Clarence Chew
Henry Bolen
John
Melrose
Harley Knotts
T. A. Graves
Mandanica Anderson
Pasco
Bell Boyd
Woodburn
Will Boyd
Lucas
Philip Bull
H. Bantock
Maude Fleming
Clouse School
Lucile Nelson
Ira Gilbert
Albia
Helen Cooper
John Childers
E. T. Jones
T. H. Howard
Lewis Smith
John Ricksy
Anna Pasco
James Jamison
Electa Robbins
8S. Bell
Grandma Core
W. W. Hinkley
Loteinnetz
Denver
J. D. Beaman
New York
Mr. Beaman
Buffalo
T. J. Phillips
Bal Grounds
Mahon of
Cedar Grove
Dug Drake
Charles
Brown School
Frank Gardner
W.w Foong
R. Hivcom
Hixson
Cedar Te School
Frida
Blackburn
Cleveland
Selves
Serges
S Oppenheimer
Chariton Markets
G. J. Stewart & Co
Enna
Teeet
Ons
Obariton
General Gordon
Lawer
Baron Gordon
General Duke
Tite
Netherby
Sir Lace
Soret
Ada
Gree
Clyde
Guermuat
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Gring Smith
Howelson
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