Cushing Community Notes Include Dances and Local Changes
Local items list visitors and moves including A Raphinson at Ford Husowel's, J C Jones selling pianos, Mrs Sanborn visiting Moville then Canada, and family updates. A Business Men's Club dance on May 28 funds road improvements in Woodbury and Ida counties. School events, town hiring news, and various transport and agricultural notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jones
D. Sanborn
St Indays
Lowry
Moville
Loma
Will Sanborn
Canada
Mone Kebigch
Yuesday
Clinton
Business Men's Club
Cushing
Woodbury
Ida
Local News From Rock Branch Area Observations
Rock Branch BL and Flathers did business in Sioux City Saturday. Henry Reimersham finished a hog house, 20 by 32 feet. David Tovogood passed through en route to Kingeley. W. ON Hafield and parents went to Sioux City Wednesday, then to Port View Minn. He returned Friday with a load of feeders. Mary Walsh visited Sioux City last week. Minnie Mills of Kingsley was a Sunday guest of her cousins. Elva Hay and Jane Hatfield visited Correctionville friends Sunday. Captilia Chase with daughter and Mr. Mills visited Robt. Bagerow’s in Kingslay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Mills
Kingsley
Parsonage Improvements at Midway Methodist Church
Misses Mary and Nora O’Meara visited Sinus Giry Friday and returned Monday. James Qragin sustained a minor injury when a rope caused a wind tower to fall, bruising and lacerating him. Mrs J Galvin of Anthon visits relatives Jno and Frank Galvin. Mrs Aug Peterson was under a doctor’s care. Q W Heinse took a job at Battle Creek livery barn. Carpantars Lagan began the new residence for S. Broderson on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Qragin
J. Galvin
Anthon
Bar Soos
Jno
Frank Galvin
Aug Peterson
Q. W. Heinse
Hans Petersen
Battle Creek
Carpantars Lagan
Broderson
Local notes and visits brighten springtime
Rain revives plants as trees turn green and blossoms bloom. Residents including Mrs. Wilkinson and family, Mrs. Nallie MacQuire, and others visit relatives. Preachers and travelers pass through town with sermons and calls. Births reported for May 1909, and several residents, including Mrs. Hiller, suffer illness.
Sunday News Briefs From Local Homes And Visitors
An over Sunday visitor joined Miss Nellie DeWitt at Jno. Jacoby’s home. Mrs J W DeWitt and son Raymond returned from a short Laurel Nebraska visit. Miss Ida Ellis of Kingsley visited her parents K J Ellis. Baker and family moved from Cash Oklahoma to the Richardson farm east of town. Attended lodge in Kingsley were B F Draygoo O A Nicolls dod Ingram BE J Williams PLBL Nicolla J H Benson J W DeWitt. Several nice fish were caught in Kersam creek this spring. Horace Ferrin of Fielding and St Perrin hosted over Sunday visits. A Herrin recently returned from an overland trip to the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie DeWitt
Jno. Jacoby
J. W. DeWitt
Raymond
Laurel
Nebraska
Ida Ellis
Kingsley
K. J. Ellis
Baker
Cash
Okla
Richardson Farm
Massrs
B. F. Draygoo
A. Nicolls
Dod, Ingram
BE. J. Williams
PLBL
Nicolla
J. H. Benson
Lodge
Kersan Creek
Horace Ferrin
Fielding
Special low round trip rates via Chicago and North Western
Colorado and Utah travelers can reach Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo as well as Glenwood Springs and more before continuing to Yellowstone and the Pacific coast. Low fares offer flexible routes with stopovers and generous return limits. This is a chance to visit the Seattle Exposition and other sights, inquire at Chicago and North Western ticket offices for maps and booklets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago , North Western By
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Yellowstone National Park
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Vancouver
Pacific Coast
Seattle Expo
Chicago & North Western
Notice of Will Probate in Wovlbury County
Notice states proof of will for the estate of Peter A Sunts deceased, filed in district court. It fixes a Monday for bearing, requiring appearances and any objections why the will should not be admitted to probate, with signatures of the clerk and official seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wovlbury County
Teall
Peter
Wintess
Max
J. A. Johnson
Clerk District Court
Sheriff's Sale Notice From Iowa Court Foreclosure
A sheriff's sale is set in Sioux City Iowa after a foreclosure judgment in favor of Chart W. A. Weyer as Trustee against Kina Robison and others. The property in Correctionville includes lots in Auditory Subdivision and related tracts. The sale is scheduled for the 7th day of June at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the south door of the courthouse. The bid will be for enough to satisfy debt including interest, costs, and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Wandtary
Qoyeh
Chart W. A. We
Bhattian
Fichtyerigrty
Meridias
Correctionville
Lue
Administrator's Notice of Estate in Woodbury County Iowa
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested that on the sixth day of May, 1909 the undersigned was appointed by the District Court of Woodbury County Iowa administrator of the estate of Peter A. South deceased late of said county Iowa. All persons indebted to said estate should render their accounts for payment and those having claims against the estate must present them duly authenticated to the court for allowance. Straest Schurekiah Administrator. Hari Ranienis Attorney for Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Coir
Woodbury Coady
Toya
Peter A. South
Towa
Straest Schurekiah
Hari Ranienis
Alorney
Public Drinking Cups Spark Tuberculosis Fight Across State
The state board of health tuberculosis department reports public drinking cups are out and milk safety is rising. Cities like Dubuque Waterloo Mason City Charles City Fort Dodge and Davenport advance measures to curb transmission and provide care. Davenport plans a retreat for tuberculous residents as hospitals and sanitary fountains spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News State Board of Health
Tuberculosis Department
Waterloo
Boards of Education
Dubuque
Mason City
Charles City
Fort Dole
Murcatius
Tort
Davanport
Davenport
Board of Supervisors
Home Team Opens Baseball Season at Copeland Park
The local baseball season starts Sunday at Copeland's park west with Quimby facing Cor rectionville in a 3 p m opener. Traeman and Horner star for the locals as lively play is promised. Next Wednesday May 26 Hopkins Brothers Bloomer team, six girls, will tour in its private car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland's Park West
Quimby
Correctionville
Traeman
Horner
Hopkins Brothers
Sioux City
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AKERS
Azferior
N. T. Bonthug
Swen
Geo. M. Dowell
Lions City
A. Pontins
George Ig Motermab
Sioux City Traction Co
Fraser Bes Tven
Henry Stoltz
Jennie Satlay
Wagnar
HL PL Prink
Robi, Brownlea
Peter Ehrp
Holstein
Swisher
Allen
Neb
Ed Stewart
Gol. T. T. Warunas
Storden Automobile Co
Storden
Minn
Robert Paulson
Rhodes
Paulson
Battle Township
Gassoo Park
Galvanina
Jim. Jefferies
Tosals
Gustine
Lyman
Cushing Battery
Boridhas
Kansas
Jeff Coon
Chicago
Fred Michaelson
Mat Lorenuen
Tive
Lon Olson
Afra
Liges Chase
Pender, Neb
Gao
Lester Waugh
Ao. Bare
Mes
TJ. Warner
Pierson
Wm. Walsh
Jon
Mary Frazier
Short
Henry Baker
Grandia
Doun
Kingstey
Mrs. Gao
Digus
Jobo
W. I
God
Geo. Bare
Rav
Torbevilla
Velma Huftwan
Miss Rosé Prank
Sionz City
Chas
Chase
Earl Edmunds
AetoRxer
Law Insi~ness
Notasy
Halley State Bank
Correctionriire
E. c. Logan
Joan
Olice
Hank, Correctionsile
Homer A. Smith
C.F. Thompson
Cordello
Wile
W. F McQuitty
Pott Office
Brookside
Carrectina
Elite
L. A. Robinson
Petr Yotet Rudell Mitchel
J. E. Warner & Sons, Contractors Builders
Correctionville, la
Cook
Bailey State Bank
Zoro
ASD
Lutheran Church
Mary
Nora O'Meara
Wilkinson
Cleghorn
G. N. Merritt
Nallie MacQuire
Fremont
John Jacoby
R. E. House
Winterset
Christian Church
Minnis Ivers
Bertsch
Ira G. Millar
Morningside
W. E. Coller
George Bare
Elliott Paddock
Lucile
Fountain
Ira Culler
Warner
Alberta
Charlotte Hiller
Loren Hows
B. C. Morrison
Richard Goettsch
Nellie Pottar
Misa Ella Collins
Grawbureg’s
Bruce Andersdon
Superaker’s
Kryptok
Kryptoks
Orson D. Castle
Optometrist
Utah
Yellowstone
Sweet Monarch
Northwest
Sweet King
Sweet Sis
A. Allen, V. S
W. M. Rheabottom
F. W. Woodruff
Cosy
EH Fe
Ng Develo
Rey
W.T Joyce Co
Live
Tnatihions
Cushing Towa
Atlinge
J.C. Jones
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