Town Improvement Association elects officers in April meeting
The Woman's Town Improvement Association met April 10, 1901, electing officers led by Mrs. Myra Ridley as president and Mrs. Co W Crim as vice president. Directors and various committees named, including cemetery, health, ways and means, school grounds, streets and alleys, flower, and charities. Birney drug business sold to F A Dean. he will reside on Lincoln Street west of the depot. Traveling Freight Agent Humphrey reassigned to Cedar Rapids. successor unnamed. للبيع asparagus and strawberry plants announced by C Anderson. stock of harrows and tubular barrows offered by J P Anderson & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man’s Town Improvement Association
Woman's Town Improvement Association
Myra Ridley
Co. W. Crim
F. H. Rhodes
Mra
J. P. Kirby
M. L.archer
George Letchford
D. Barnum
Frank Albro
Walter Crowell
O. Neville
Dr. Buchman
W. Crim
F. &. Allen
W. Edward McLeod
Edwin Dukes
A. Hornwell
H. H. Davidson
E. J. Breen
F’. Albro
E. D. Buckham
G. E. Delavan
C. A. Hobein
PF. H. Rhodes
C. W. Crim
A. Anderson
H .O. Sillge
Eb, H. Bachman
Board of Charities
Mrs. Ellertson
Birney
F. A. Dean
Duolup
R. B. Cain
Dean
Bartlett
Lincoln Street
Local Happenings and Name Changes in Town
The H E McCoy family is out from under smallpox quarantine and Mr and Mrs K M Thuesen move into J B Jewell's former residence. Geo Schaad Jr leaves for Des Moines to become pardon clerk under Governor Shaw earning 1200 annually. Next Monday hearings on grievances about property appraisals. A child of Mr and Mrs Martin Larson died suddenly from convulsions. Nordal Nelson quits railroading, buys half interest in Ideal Restaurant with Wm Quinn and moves from Worthington. R J Ridley buys his mother’s house on the west bank. his mother plans to move to the east side. Mrs Iva D Morse dies in Minnesota age 63. funeral at Methodist church, burial Oak Hill. Dr C B Adams buys Pom Pullen job on North Seventh Street and plans new residence. Leibsohn Greenberg rename store Economy. Dr Anderson moves to rear of Red Cross Hospital and renovates hospital building. Community health drive urges yard and alley cleaning. A Everts returns from Soldiers Home to stay with daughter-in-law Mrs Wm Everett. shows good health but odd behavior. After 25 years in Minnesota penitentiary, Cole and Jim Younger to be released on parole. legislature grants bill. The Younger and James gang history recounted with prior bank raid deaths. expectation they will not reoffend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. McCoy
K. M. Thuesen
J. B. Jewell
Geo. Schaad Jr
Des Moines
Shaw
Martin Larson
Nordal Nelson
Wm. Quinn
Worthington
R. J. Ridley
Suilabury
Iva D. Morse
Minnesota
Oak Hill Cemetery
A. Everts
Soliders
Marshalltown
Wm. Everett
Cumming
Geo. D. Perkins
Cole
Jim
Jessie James
Northfield Bank
Heywood
James Younger
Medina
Bob Younger
Frank
Bob
Cole Younger
James
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Scrofula Cure
A letter from Sime Vernooy of Wawarsing New York touts Hood's Sarsaparilla curing scrofula across the face and head with complete healing and no return. The writer urges others to ask their druggist and reject substitutes, claiming permanent removal for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Sarsaparius
Sime Vernooy
Wawarsing
N. Y
For Sale Ownware Dinner and Tea Sets
FOR SALE. OW VOR BALE Fresh last November Inquire at this office If you desire a fine 42 piece Dinner set or do piece Tea set for 25 cents with Howers filled in natural colors and gold lines and tracings write the Stewart Walmer Co New Cumberlacg West Va Western Warehouse at Omaha Nebr 15-12 Neff Middaugh guarantee their work to be uorbunate with the best cu rtainable in the way Pry them for pauper hanging and decorative work Leave Orders at P. O. ews stand 16-1]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart- Walmer Co
New Cumberlacg
West Va
Western Warehouse
Omaha
Nebr
Neff & Middaugh
P. O. Ews
Railway Time Tables Burtington to Cedar Rapids
Burtington Cedar Rapids and Northern via Cedar Rapids tour shows trains leaving and arriving Lime of trains at bes thorvilie in effect November lines passenger and freight services. Forest City division lists passenger No 70a and freight numbers. daily and Sunday schedules noted. Minneapolis & St Louis line South Wing lists passenger No 1o and freight No 0s. Agent GEO W NICHOLSON signs the timetable with station details and service hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtington
Cedar Rapids&Northern
Cedar Rapids
Besthorvilie
Effeet
Quan Nore
Forest City
Gquisg East
Breighe
Duaily
WINN
Apent
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Guing South All Wing
Fvassinger Nol
rLoand Breaght Fu
Ducal Freaghe
Guiag
Prasenyer Nu
Terseuusr
Thecal Freigat
Thecal Preight
eDuily
Tially
Geo. W. Nicholson
Dissolution Notice and Bankruptcy Meeting in Es Therville IA
Notice of dissolution of Anderson and Adams partnership in Estherville Iowa with apology of settlements and office locations. Also bankruptcy notice for George W. Smith of Estherville with first creditor meeting April 29 1901 at nine in the forenoon urging attendance and claim proof. Local ads note Gerberich Music Co new location and discounted millinery lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson & Adams
Anderson
Adams
Estherville
Iowa
C. B. Adams A
District Court of the United States
George W. Smith
Estheryilie
Lows
Emmet
George W.smith
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Leibsohn& Greenberg
L. Peterson and
E. R. Littell & Son
Odd Fellows
fAldes
B. Soper
Webb Vincent
W. A. Stheater
Aust. Cashier
First National Bank OF
Bofer Webb Vincent
H. G. Graaf
Ei, Bondrol
M. K. Whelan
C. Neville
O.V. B. Paint
R. A. Barron & CO
L. WU
Humphrey
C. Anderson's
J.P. Anderson & Ca
C. B. Adams
North Seventh Street
Leibsohn & Greenberg
Wetmore
Perea
Wettmore
Wetmore Tobacco CQ
3St
Louis, MO
America
Mt Etmore
Revushican Winnt
Wilnt
Popular Want
Eibsohn & Greenberg
Eirsom & Greenberg
Arderson
Center
John Colburn
Lowah
Jarvis
Yours
Flanagan& Flanagan
F. H. Roopzs
W. T. Reopes
T Cash Bank OF
Estherville Grocery Co
Mac Me
L. L. Lawrence
F. H. Morison
G8erberich Music Co
Buncolas’s
U. GC. Doom Tle
Gerberich Music Lire
Flanagan & Flanagan
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