Weathered Castalia notes and school events from a local report
A fragmentary Castalia item lists social visits from Chas Nap Pus vendor friends, a high school absence due to sickness, and Wilson day program. It mentions Shakvarista Mbctary society chapel event, basketball arena prep, a Hallowe en party with costumed children, and Miss Halverson's cold replacement. Community Day planned for Nov 7 with Rev Chamber's address. A Chforto literary society chapel program includes solo Ruth Rothlisberger, a town debate, and Marguerite Wilson reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Nap Pus
Castalia
Jerelyn White
Wilma Miller
Viola Light
Jase
Dorothy ‘Grether
Mabel Reonison
Jase Weele
Chorto
Wilson
Shakvarista Mbctary Society
Hallowe'en
Lesday
Halverson
Hilda Wedel
Papily
Chamber's of West Union
de Uver
Chforto Literary Society
CeNo Solo
Ruth Rothlisberger
Edna Johnson
Lee Klingman
Hazel Gehring
James Conner
Reading
Marguerite Wilson
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed for Croup Relief
Mrs B C Irwin of New Kensington Pennsylvania praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for soothing her son Edwin's croup. She states sleepless nights were eased after using the product as directed and recommends keeping a bottle at home. Sold by R W Muehenthaller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croup
Edwin
B. C. Irwin
New Kensington
Chamberlain
R. W. Muehienthaler
Clermont News Personal Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. J. C. Halverson was in Elgin Saturday. Miss Mayme Kneeland visited West Union Friday. A son was born Tuesday Oct 24 to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brorby. Laura Foster of West Union visited here. Mr. and Mrs. CG. A. Hoffman were in Cedar Rapids Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lupke returned Friday from their wedding trip. Miss Margaret Sheehy returned Monday after a week at Hikader. Mrs. L. A. Carr and Mrs. Dr. Gardener were Cedar Rapids callers Friday. Mrs. Knight of Fayette attended Mrs. Ferguson's funeral Wednesday. A.N. Douglass of Postville and F. K. White went to Oelwein on business Monday. Miss Jessie Treim of the Commercial Hotel visited Oelwein. Dr. L. L. Carr building a barn and garage. John I. Smith contractor. W. A. Folk returned Monday from Dubuque and other towns. Dr. Gardener visited his son and daughter. Peter Peterson and Laura White at Luana teachers meeting. Floyd Bieter returned to New Hampton to duties after a visit home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pringle, son John, and Mrs. Robert Pringle attended Ralph DeSart's funeral at Higgins Friday. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hyde of Hamilton attended the DeSart funeral and returned home Saturday. Yeoman lodge met Wednesday evening with thirty five members installed. Representatives from Elgin and West Union attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Halverson
Elgin
Mayme Kneeland
West Union
Marie Kelleher
J. M. Brorby
Laura Foster
CG. A. Hoffman
Cedar Rapids
Herman Lupke
Margaret Sheehy
Hikader
L. AL. Carr
Dr. Gardener
Knight
Fayette
F. F. Ferguson
A.N. Douglass
Postville
F. K. White
Oelwein
Jessie Treim
Commercial Hotel
L. L. Carr
John I. Smith
W. A. Folk
Dubuque
Peter Peterson
Laura White
Luana
Floyd Bieter
New Hampton
Frank Pringle
John
Robert Pringle
Ralph DeSart
Higin
T. G. Hyde
Haminston
Rat Tatter
Ferguson
Yeoman Lodge
Lookout for Recurrent Colds Warns of Serious Diseases
The notice warns that repeated colds weaken the system and raise risk of chronic catarrh pneumonia or consumption. It recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, trusted by thousands, affordable at a quarter, sold by R Mussenthaler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R, Ww, Mushienthaler
Cheery Valley Social Notes and Local Calls
Martin Minnehat caled at Jim Boyle's Tuesday and Jagol Reinhart entertained Tuesday evening. Louise and Bertha Dennier visited Fred Dennie's Tuesday. Fred, Theodore and Henry Hanson called at Adolph Baumgartner's Sunday. Mrs. Fred Dennier and daughter Marguerite spent Sunday at Tom Hansen’s. Mrs. Jim Boyle returned home after a week with relatives in Elgin. Hansen returned Tuesday after visiting sister Mrs. Earnest Meyer. Jesie Leste Baumgartner and Herman Schupbach called at Tom Hansen’s last week. Indigestion relief story praises Chamberlain's Tablets. For sale by RW. Muchenthaler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Minnehat
Jim Boyle
Jagol Reinhart
Campany
Louise
Bertha Dennier
Fred Dennie
Fred
Theodore
Henry Hanson
Adolph Baumgartner
Fred Dennier
Marguerite
Tom Hansen
Elgin
Hansen
Earnest Meyer
Jesie
Leste Baumgartner
Herman Schupbach
Tom Hanson Houe
Wide Gate Religion Sermon at St Pauls Church
St Pauls Church invites a well lighted heated Sunday evening 8 o'clock sermon on Wide Gate Religion to light up souls and match the October crowd. Sunday school at 11 a.m. Pastor T Stuart Cleworth. Also a health note on sour stomach with Chamberlains Tablets offered by R W Muehlenthaler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Stuart Cleworth
Bargain offer for Youth's Companion 1917 and McCall's
The ad promotes a two dollar bargain subscription for The Youth's Companion 53 issues in 1917 plus remaining 1916 issues and a 1917 Home Calendar, with an optional McCall's Magazine for 2.10. New subscribers receive forecast of 1917 and a one-time 15-cent McCall Dress Pattern choice with a two-cent stamp. Subscriptions offered from The Youth's Companion office in St Paul Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth's Companion
McCall's Magazine
Companion
McCall
THE
St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
Poland China Boars for Sale in Elgin Iowa
For sale 30 Poland China boars of good quality all well developed. Some pigs weigh 200 pounds or more. Inquiries to Ern Holzer at Elgin Iowa Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Ern Holzer
Elgin
Iowa
Big Montana Excursion Tuesday November 7 1916
A large excursion to Montana from Postville and St Paul departs Tuesday night with a 25 day stopover option. Round trip rates are 35 dollars from Postville to Great Falls and return or 29.60 from St Paul, with time to vote. Montana crops yield noted. inquiries to J C Halverson Clermont Iowa.
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Montana
Oll
Postville
Great Falls
St. Paul
J. C. Halverson
Clermont
Iowa
New Magazine Offers and Real Flour Bargains Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to subscribe to popular magazines at lower prices than self-purchase. It promotes Good Housekeeping The World Today The Courtly Gentleman Saturday Evening Post and includes flour bargains from Weibel Bros. Mill Waterloo Iowa with Union Mill Co. branding and an absolute guarantee on every bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Housekeeping
the World Today
The
Courtry Gentleman
Saturday Evening Post
F. W. Hughes
Union Mill Co
Waterloo
Iowa
Weibel Bros. Mill
For Sale Hog Sale in Higin Iowa
Ed Bauder offers fifty big type Poland China hogs for sale plus twenty five spring boars and spring gilts. No hunting or trespassing on the farm. Bernice Martin visits from Clermont with Wm Vinton Jr and others before returning to Waucoma. A Nebraskan invents a party line device to identify other subscribers listening in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bauder
Higin
Iowa
Houg
Bernice Martin
Clermont
Wm. Vinton Jr
Frank Shipton
C. J. Harrington
Waucoma
Couple Weds at Baptist Parsonage North of City
Guy Reed and Miss Minnie Vernon were married at the Baptist parsonage Tuesday at 2 30 pm by Rev. Fred Dean. They will reside on the groom’s farm two miles south of Digin. The bride, sister of Mrs. William Denny, came from Didon Missouri Fayette County Union. Green house flower orders offered cheaper at Freiburghous & Co. Ray Conner of Clermont attended Forest City for his father’s illness. International Live Stock Exposition set for December 2–9 at the Union Stock Yards Chicago with expanded educational programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Reed
Minnie Vernon
Baptist Parsonage
Fred Dean
Green House
Freiburghous & Co
Ray Conner
Clermont
Forest City
Uni
Chicago
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Clermont News
Cheery Valley News
Mary Casy
Geneva
N. Y
RW. Muchlenthaler
ST. Paul's Church
Chamberlain’s
R. W. Muehlenthaler
Toledo
Rei x
H., T. Knudtson
Willys
Overland Company
Toledo, Ohio
U.S
California
Golden State Limited
Rock Island
Colorado
Salt Lake
C. A. Akers
Otea Island
Helms Place
Brainard
Garothers
Samuel Mosby
Howard & Shaffer
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