FineSpring Weather and Village News From Oak Grove
Guy Reed and wife visited Sunday in Flynn. Mrs. John Howard visited at the Wm. Kerr home. Mrs. J. J. Monnahan was an overnight visitor in War Union. J. M. Shaffer and family were Sunday visitors at the Quo Howard home. Crist is home assisting her mother. Julia Brabham returned from Mason City for a visit. Perlo Shaffer, wife and Marchel Allen spent Sunday at Bert Allen’s. W. C. Smith attended Oliver Gilson's funeral in West Union. Susie and Etta Klug visited Mahalo Howard and Mrs. Ed Boyle. Will Schupbach and wife became proud parents of a baby girl born Friday night March 23. School was closed Friday due to a bad storm. Several local visits and social happenings follow, including Edison phonograph purchase and community notices. The death of Mrs. Sam Learn is noted with condolences and a poem. An medical ad for Hall’s Catarrh Medicine appears amid local items.
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Guy Reed
Flynn
John Howard
Wm. Kerr
J. J. Monnahan
War Union
J. M. Shaffer
Quo Howard Ienequila
Bert Allen
W. C. Smith
West Union
Wncle
Oliver Gilson
Susie
Etta Klug
Mahalo Howard
Ed Boyle
Will Schupbach
Lynby
Himn Holzer
Sheldon Boyle
Tommy Howard
Harvey Howard
Ladies’ Home Circle
Blen
Irene Bennett
Henry Mathews
Walter, Thorp
Lima
Chris Dennler
Edison
Stoehr & Co
Jack Shaffer
Perle Shaffer
Wm, Kohl
Marchel Allen
Sam
Mother
Clermont News Roundup of Local Visits and Illnesses
Mrs Ezra Dibble shows rapid improvement and John Sullivan is also improving. Edward Buser returned home after a week in Kansas City. G H Dibble and Frederick Breckner visited Hawkeye relatives. E H Appelman plans 150 acres of clover and some alfalfa. Mrs Gardener and daughter Suzane visit Mrs L L Carr. F K White travels to New Hampton for brother Elisha White’s illness. Lars Anfinson injures right arm in a Ben Petersen blacksmith shop accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Dibble
John Sullivan
Edward Buser
Kansas City
G. H. Dibble
Httle Frederick Breckner
Hawkeye
E. H. Appelman
L. L. Carr
F. K. White
New Hampton
Elisha White
Lars Anfinson
Ben Peterson
Cheery Valley Social Roundup Feeds Local Happenings
Fred Dennier entertained company Monday while Jake Reinhart did so Wednesday and Mrs Louise Christen hosted Sunday. Margaret Dennier visited the Tom Hanson home Wednesday. Various Dennier Baumgartner and Leuchtenmacher families hosted and visited neighbors in Elkader Elgin and nearby homes this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dennier
Jake Reinhart
Louise Christen
Margaret Dennier
Tom Hanson
Gotilelb Dennier
Willie Baumgartner
Oscar Baumgartner
John Frederick
Sam Butikofer
John Butikofer, Jr
Elmer Frieden
A. Ruroden
Ben Hofer
Adolph Hanson
John Levechtenmacher
George
Elkader
Albert Meyer
Adolph Baumegartner
Rose
Reinhart
Henry Robbinson
Elgin
John
Albert
Meyer
Will Chase
Martin Hansen
John Leuchtenmacher
Dora
Thos Hansen
Addie Leuchtenmacher
Ida Wilson
Alex Pager
Theodore
Eden
Henry Hanson
Elma Meyer
Martin Hanson
Rosa Meyer
Alice
Jake Christen
Pneumonia warning and local death notices in Maral area
The column notes damp Maral weather favors pneumonia and advises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It also reports the infant Dorothy Learn born March 17 died March 20 and recalls the funeral of James Young near Volga City. Additional items promote seed wheat, flour savings, and local shoe stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maral
Chamberlain
Stoehr
Syes Tested for Glasses By Dr Hadsel Office Over Citizens State
Dr H S Hadsel conducts vision tests for Syes at his office above Citizens State bank, providing eye examinations and glasses services in a local setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syes
Bark
Help Cut Spud Seed Bill at Home Garden
Extension guidance from Iowa State College urges growers to test seed potatoes by sprouting them in damp sand to weed out dead eyes. After sprouting, cut into pieces with one sprout each, plant when soil is warm and dry, 12 to 15 bushels per acre, three inches deep, and ridge soil as vines advance. For sale two burner Perfection oil stove inquire at Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
West Union Iowa Prominent Center of County Life
West Union stands as the political religious and social hub of a seventy five million dollar county. The town boasts strong churches a top high school a robust water sewer and lighting system and ample shade trees parks and private grounds. It hosts the county fair a Chautauqua lecture program a soldiers reunion and has a fine hospital. The city sits at the center of four pike roads with a large well equipped garage and offers real estate and farm services through a local agent ready to help with buying renting abstracting or financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Iowa
Linden Park
Fincal
Court House
Our City
Pike Roads
Mrs Augest Holzer Home Improves On Canter Street
J. W. Bopp reports Mrs Augest Holzer is renovating her Canter Street home. Interior is being rearranged new windows installed and a new chimney is being built enhancing the building’s exterior appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augest Holzer
Canter Street
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Berg & Kohler
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
TY Cow
F. R. Berg
Grimm
Resdena
California
Golden California
United States Mail
Colorado
Salt Lake
C. A. Akers
Fayette County
State Board of Optometry
O. W. Heiserman
Reliable Jewe
John H. Bower
Oak Grove
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Atherlee
Carr
W. R. Blake
Frank Leehy
Mdas
Elizabeth Sullivan
Chicago
George Wander
Union Street
Miales
Haney Anderson
Richard Calehan
Chamberlain's
Stoehr's
Clermont
Cheery Valley
Dorothy Learn
John Learn
James Young
Illyria
Pederson
Volga City
Mr. Young
Our Town
Maggit DeFord
Here
Young
Welber Bros. Mill
Streetman
Bradley
Capper
City Drug
R. W. Muehlenthaler, Prop
C. J. Harrington
Schori Bros
Warchougea
H. S. Hadsel, M.D
J. W. Bopp
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