Local notes highlight travels and events around town
Clint Stack returns from Chicago while Gene Cadwell visits Sheffield. J D Newcom and Vern George travel to St Paul and Ackley. Numerous residents attend events in Marshalltown Cedar Rapids Hampton and Sioux City. A plan for Iowa voters, crossing near Barnes hotel, and a change at McNeil Bros. are noted. Dr Hammond’s drugstore closes for a relative’s death. Chestnut samples from Ezra Nuckolls attract interest.
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Winchester & Co
Lundy
Hstherville
A.M. Bryson
Town Falls
Rathbone
Mason City
Mesdames Ward
Bowes
Marshalltown
Robert Smith
Cedar Rapids
N. C. Morse
Fred Eigen
Oskaloosa
Geo. W. Ward
Hampton
A. van Wagenen
Sioux City
Hubbard
H. F. Carter
S. F. B. Morse
Morse
Cincinnati
Iowa
Barnes
McNeil Bros
Clothiers
Porter & Moir’s
I. J. Sherman
Ackley
O. B. Sherman
Wm. Young
New Hampton
C. GC. Sheakley
Wallace Martin
Sioux Falla
Cal. McCarty
The Best Man for Waterloo Pastor Rev C A Luce
The Waterloo Courier reports Rev. C A Luce will succeed Rev Dr H C Stuntz as pastor of First Church in Waterloo. Luce recently served in the Upper Iowa conference after a decade in the North West Iowa conference and has built up Eldora’s church. He is described as a well educated young preacher with a wife and one daughter.
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C. A. Luce
Waterloo Courier Bas
C.A. Luce
H.C. Stuntz
First Church
North- West Iowa
Upper Iowa
Ildora
Stuntz
Coleman
Waterloo
Luce
Eldora
Frat Church
Public meeting at Wisner opera house October 21
The local lodge to hold a public meeting at the Wisner opera house on Thursday October 21. Rev John Wesley Geiger Hon R L Tilton Grand Master Workman and others will address the meeting. Admission free.
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Wisner Opera House
John Wesley Geiger
R. L. Tilton
Workman
Dolliver to Speak at Iowa Falls Tomorrow Night
J P Dolliver is scheduled to speak in Iowa Falls tomorrow evening. A special train will depart Hidora at 6 30 pm. round trip fare is 25 cents. The town notes two residents in Vidora as old or older than Dr Snyder who lived to 92, with Grandma Stage at 92 summers and Mrs A W McDonald as her daughter. Father McElroy is 94, previously active but suffered a grip illness years ago and a fall last spring. he remains able to move about.
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J. P. Dolliver
Iowa Falls
Hidora
Ware
Vidora
Dr. Snyder
Grandma Stage
A. W. McDonald
Father McElroy
Williams & Haley Specialty Co
Steamboat
Huffman
St. Joseph
Carver
Hidera
Des Moines
Schlitz Brewing Company
Milwaukee
A. P. Mason
Fred Rottman
J. A. Borsack
Lewis & Hall
Wolf
Wallace Martin
Luetgert
Chicago
Alint
City Council Delays Action On Sewer Refer to Ordinances
The city council met last night to act on the proposed sewer project but did not take action beyond referring the matter to the committee on ordinances. Expect an ordinance defining the sewer and its location to be submitted at the next meeting. Nearby notes include Charley Gyger neighbors gathering at his home in a goodwill gesture and Mrs. C E Greet planning a two month trip to Pomona California to visit her mother.
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Committee On
Charley Gyger
Enterrnisy and Local Business Notes in Eldora
Walter Harned of Steamboat and Chas Moser in Owssa are noted on street rounds. Dentists, merchants, and tailors on East and West corners are mentioned along with lime and cement suppliers. Small-town updates cover move-ins, ads, theater and millinery, harvest prices, travel and trains, a beer war rumor, an auction, and company plans boosting rail traffic.
Old resident Israel Snyder dies at Eldora house
Israel Snyder died this morning at his home in Eldora in the ninety second year of age. Funeral at the house conducted by Rev. H. Kent. Born January 16, 1807 in Columbia County Ohio. Came to Iowa 1862 and Eldora in 1870, married twice, six children, two living in town. Wives died about eight years ago. Health declined after second spouse’s death. Also notes local items: horse death, Nellie Barnes birthday, Marshalltown soldiers home scandal, Speera Bros shop, subscriber incentive, death of John Phillips, pneumonia remedies, and ads for canvas workers and a real estate listing.
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Israel Snyder
Eldora
H. Kent
Dr. Snyder
Columbia County
Ohio
Iowa
Wilson
Paradise
Three Valuable Books Given Away
Mrs. Nella Daggett, editor of The Home, publishes Fancy Work and Art Decorations with practical instructions for making clothes and decorative items. Free copies of Nursery Rhymes and Successful Home Dyeing, with a colored cover, offered to readers who mail the coupon to Wells, Richardson & Co. Burlington VT.
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Nella Daggett
the Home
Wells, Richardson & Co
Burlington, Vt
Diamond Dyes Offer Promotes Home Dyeing Books
A newspaper coupon entitles readers to free copies of Fancy Work and Art Decorations Nursery Rhymes and Successful Home Dyeing as a promotion for Diamond Dyes. It touts cotton dyes as distinct from wool dyes and claims Diamond Dyes are the only pack age dyes reliable to prevent fading or cracking. The claim notes nearly twenty years as the standard home dye and rising sales as proof of their unmatched quality.
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SNM
Ves Neenes Nenearss
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Blisworth Drug
Clint Stack
Gene Cadwell
Sheffield
J.d.newcom
St Paul
Vern George
Iowa Falla
Enterrarian
Ezra Nuckolls
A. O. U. W. Meeting
Tion, L. B. Crane
LB. Crane
Perry
Crane
Democratic Party
Dolliver
Council
W. V. Shipley & Co
Durerprisx
Northwest
Enterprise
Ada
C. E. Greet Will
Pomona
California
Enterrnisy
Walter Harned
Chas, Moser
Owssa
Dr. Diehl
N. West Corner
Square
Davis & Moser
Excelsior
German Portland
Louisville
Margaret Bowes
John Schobert
Schobert
Stewart
Royal
Royal Baking Powder
New York
Snyder
P. Sheffield
Nellie Barnes
Charles Barnes
Speera Bros
John Phillips
Minnesota
Woley
J. H. Hammond
Fred Lax Cole
Lowa
CrhErap
Nostove
Round Oak
Phone
Buck
Hart
Winchester Pharmacy
Expera
J. H. Daves
D.E. Byam
W.j.mugravy
D. £. Byam
George W. Ward
W. J. Moir
C. E. Albrook
J. A. Bales
Martin Bros
Aera
Fabaliner
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