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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
6
For Sale Notices From A Local Paper
A collection lists multiple items for sale including a Jersey heifer calf a 1924 Ford coupe and a new wardrobe trunk Milk and cream delivery incuba tors and chick equipment priced to sell and contact numbers or locations provided for each listing Reflects a period classified section with terse ads and handwritten style entries from Wesley Homan and others.
For Rent Listings and Real Estate Notes
Multiple rental ads include a four room house call 861 percent a modern room near town call 252 twenty acres with improvements call 230 and garage space call 55R551 office rooms in Agnew building F E Agnew three room apartment with kitchenette modern call 881 five room house with utilities inquire Joe Mullen 506 South Pine modern apartment heat and water furnished Strauss Dry Goods George D Musmaker Greenfield Iowa boxed listings announce farms for rent near Afton and Greenfield Iowa with contact details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Agnew
F. E. Agnew
Creston
Joe Mullen
South Pine
Strauss Dry Goods Store
Afton
Iowa
Greenfield
George D. Musmaker
Lost items found in city notices
Lost Fox Terrier female with one black ear and black tail. Telephone 395% reported. Also a suitcase lost between 608 North Birch and Adams street. Finder should leave at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Birch
Adams Street
Klondike Glass Top Incubators Promote Stronger Hatching
Creston Hardware Co advertises Klondike Glass Top Incubators as built better and yielding stronger chicks with lower seasonal costs than competing makes. Visit to see the new CRESTON model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston Hardware CO
Chiropractor Dr Kk A Swanson Displayed at Hester's Shoe
Chiropractor Dr Kk A Swanson advertised at Hester's Shoe store located at 107 North Maple Street with office phone 563 and residence 937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. A. Swanson
Hester
N. Maple Street
Miss Agnes Welch Beauty Shop Operator Ad
Miss Agnes Welch advertises as a graduate operator in a beauty shop located first door east of the Imperial Cafe. Phone 145%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Welch
Imperial Cafe
For Rent: Three Large Rooms at Pine Street
LaForgue Bros advertise three large rooms for rent at 127% Pine St. The listing notes partly modern features and a price of $20.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine St. LaForgue Bros
Closing Out Furniture Sale at 504 South Pine Creston Ia
Sale at 504 South Pine Street Creston Iowa on Saturday January 31 1925 at 1 30 p m features New Hoosier kitchen cabinet round pedestal dining table and six chairs two new rockers writing desk library table iron bed springs and mattress two 9 by 12 Axminster rugs one Buck heating stove wash boilers tubs cooking utensils and other articles. Terms cash. G M Spaulding Cols John F Russell and Son aucs Fred Russell clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pine Street
Creston
Poultry supplies advertised by Creston Hardware Co
Creston Hardware Co promotes a new Glass Top Klon incubator model claimed to be the best on the market. California Red Wood shrink case holds seven temperatures and hatches stronger chicks. Stock includes 120 to 500 egg sizes with a full poultry supplies range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Creston Hardware (Co
People and Places Roundup in Creston Visit Notes
J L DeVoe of Mt Pleasant arrived in Creston for a short visit followed by B H Kenfield of Murray arriving later that evening. Eva R Bush of Kent spent Friday shopping and visiting friends while Mrs W A Shififer left for Nodaway to spend the day with relatives. Burlington railroad employees received pay today at their usual locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gault Bros
J. L. DeVoe
Mt. Pleasant
Creston
B. H. Kenfield
Murray
Eva R. Bush
Kent
W. A. Shififer
Nodaway
Burlington Railroad
Postnuptial Shower Honors Mr and Mrs A Williams
A Friday evening shower at Mr and Mrs Wm EE Ward’s home honored newlyweds Mr and Mrs A Williams. Guests enjoyed music games humor and radio with gifts presented to the couple. Refreshments concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. EE. Ward
A. Williams
Farewell Party For Woosley and Woosley–Vy Families
Neighbors and friends hosted a farewell gathering at the George Woosley home for Mrs George Woosley and the Woosleys and Mr and Mrs Ivan Woosley who are leaving the community. About 40 attended, enjoyed refreshments, and presented sterling silver spoons as keepsakes. A separate dance at the K of C hall drew about 90 couples with Hap Head and Hig Land providing music, dancing from 9 to 12:30, with attendees from Greenfield Coling Lenox and Affton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Woosley
Fan'y
Ivan Woos‘vy
George Woosely
K of C. Hall
Hap Head
Hig Land
Ottumwa
Greenfield
Coing
Lenox
Affton
Jerusalem Aid Society Meeting at Mrs Martin’s Home
The Ladies Aid society of Jerusalem church met in an all day session at Mrs Harry Martin’s residence in Lincey township. The day’s work did not arrive, but after the business meeting attendees socialized. Dinner was served at noon and 17 members enjoyed Mrs Martin’s hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society of
Jersua
Sm Church
Harry Martin
Lincey
Township
Farewell Luncheon For Mrs. Fisher In Creston
Mrs. A. J. Nord and Mrs. C. A. Nord hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon Thursday at Mrs. Nord’s home as a farewell to Mrs. Fred Fisher who will move to Missouri. The guests played bridge after. High score went to Mrs. T. P. Roberts, second to Mrs. Richard Brown, and low to Mrs. Fred Kunath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Nord
C. A. Nord
Fred Fisher
Creston
Missouri
Spen
Bridge
T. P. Roberts
Richard Brown
Fred Kunath
Mrs Porter Hosts Guests At Home For Mrs Woodruff
Mrs Porter entertained Mrs Woodruff of Omaha and a group of friends at 209 East Mills Thursday evening. Cards were played with Miss Ruth D Porter achieving high score and a dainty lunch was served. Porter will host Mrs Woodruff again at her home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ado Comay
East Mills
Thes
Frank Woodruff
Omaha
Ruth D. Porter
Ramona Club Holds Afternoon Cards at Home
Mrs. C. L. Henry entertained the Ramona club Thursday at her home 1003 North Birch Street. Five hundred provided the diversion with high score by Mrs. George Norris, second by Mrs. KE A Russell, and third by Mrs. Arthur Miley. Guests included Mrs. Tom Welch Mrs. Mary Houge Mrs. George Norris and Mrs. Russell. Refreshments were enjoyed at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Henry
Wmona Club
Or Home
North Birch Street
George Norris
KE. A Russell
Arthur Miley
Tom Welch
Mary Houge
Russell
Te l E E Club entertained at Miss Fisher home
The T E E club met Wednesday evening at 500 North Walnut Street hostess Miss Lucile Fisher. Five hundred yielded high score by Miss Anna Cusack and low by Miss Ellen Cusack. Guests included Misses Anna Cusack and Blanche Stump. Refreshments closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Fisher
North
Walnut Street
Anna Cusack
Ellen Cusack
Blanche Stump
Jolly Afternoon Club Meets at West Mills Street
The Jolly Afternoon club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs Mor ran of West Mills street. Five hundred dollars were enjoyed with Mrs Lundy winning the honors.
Birth Announcement for Lois Jean Pitt in Local Home
Mr and Mrs William Pitt of 216 Livingston avenue announce the birth of a baby girl named Lois Jean at their home on Monday. Also noted are Ross Cambridge and C E Woods returning to Atlantic after a short visit, and Mrs Bert Stone visiting the Collar family on North Spruce street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pitt
Livingston Avenue
Lois Jean
Ross Cambridge
C. E. Woods
Atlantic
Bert Stone
Cumbreland
H. E. Collar
North Spruce Street
Local residents depart for travels and visits
Mrs E O Davidson and Mr and Mrs A Strauss leave for Chicago and Los Angeles for extended visits. L J Nickle heads to Cromwell to speak to high school students. Mrs J Roy Sheesley coaches in Arispe for the declamatory contest. Catherine Sheridan returns to Omaha to resume nursing. Mrs Chas Fillmer and others go from Creston to Orient for relatives. Freddie Eldhouse visits from Denver. Gibbony family hosts prior to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Davidson
Chicago
L. J. Nickle
Cromwell
J. Roy Sheesley
Arispe
Roy Gault
Des Moines
New York City
Catherine Sheridan
Omaha
St. Joseph's Hospital
A. Strauss
Los Angeles
Calif
Benwit Dreyfuss
Dreyfuss
California
Chas. Fillmer
Jne Buckmiller
George M. Jones
George Hart
Afton
Creston
Orient
J. Gibbony
Fredie Eldhouse
Denver
Mrs Gibbony
James Mackin
West
Jefferson Street
Gibbony
Freddie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meat Department
Jonathan
Ben Davis
Grimes
Toeeee
Jersey
Wade
W. Union St
Team
West Clerk
North Sycamore Street
Frank Hood
Nevinville
Owen Griffith
Wesley Homan
Pressott
Hamner Furn. Exchange
N. Elm
Illinois
E. Pearson
St. T
Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
J. V. Richardson
Creston Country Club
Elks
Ossar Danielson
Sec'y
Douglas Twp
Carey M. Stalker
Klondike Glass
McCall
Doral Society
Salem Lutheran Church
Fred W. Doge
Ad Cash Grocer
Tal
E. Montg.st
Wilson
Grocers
Pears Windmill
Thompson
iSe
G. M. Spaulding
John F. Russell & Son
Aucs
Fred Russell
Holly Hall
Sterling Syncapators
K. W. Rowe
W. Montg. St
Luther League
Luther League of the Lutheran Church
Idella Youngberg
Janette Johnson
Ramona Club
van Camp
Food Center
N. W
Elm and Monty
Sts
Kirk’s
Castile
F. W
Tel
Butter Creamery
Natoleo
Wis
Maid
Sten’s Fairy
Halligan’s
R “Ames ) Drug Store
Rexall Drug Store
Rexall
Ours
Puretest
Hanson’s Drug Store
Veston
Express Boyd Creamery
Nfccol
THE
Kirk
Fey Hand
Skinner
Crawfords
E. F. Tackett Optometrist
Optician
W. Adams
Iowa State Savings Bank
Geo. A. Ide
LaForgue Bros
Annine
Alice Goldberg
Timothy O’brien
Henderson
N. Pine St
J. M. Bennett
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