Local News Briefs From Pleasant Plain And Nearby
Local notes report Frank Apt visiting the city and Walter Harris’s business trip to Burlington. Beatrice Huddleston visits Brighton. Mrs. M. E. Harkness from Creston visits her sister Mrs. Garmoe. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Whitmore and family stay in Bonaparte with relatives. A marriage license issued to Frank Czok and Nettie Mosenski, both of Pleasant Plain. County Auditor Robert A. Gardner in the city on business. Various visits: David Rinehart from Canton to see relatives. A. L. Bennington and daughter Audrey from Dallas City visit in Burlington Street home. Edna Barr to visit from Ottumwa Hospital. Florence Light ill with Spanish influenza at Washington County Hospital. Mrs. D. W. Sauer and Charlotte Sauer travel to Des Moines for an over Sunday visit. Capt. and Mrs. Raymond Tennant of Camp McArthur, Texas, to visit parents Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Tennant. Lieut. Maurice Fryer visiting parents from Camp Perdue en route to Camp Grant. Mrs. S. J. Morris returns from Mt. Pleasant. sons preparing for France and Camp Taylor. Washington letter excerpt on War Risk Department prompts discussion.
For Sale Notes and Classified Items Column
A collection of short sale notices and rentals from a local paper. Items include bicycles, Shropshire bucks and ram, fumed oak furniture, Ford cars, a five room house to rent, Poland China hogs, and a large farm offer with favorable terms. Listings show contact names and phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Star Garage
W. T. Kennedy
Poland
M. B. Humphreys
Walter Hunt
A. J. Smith
North Main Street
Joe Hickinbottom
Notice to settle debts before November fifteenth
In winding up affairs J. W. Oliver & Son request all known debtors to call and settle amounts due by November 15. Prompt settlement is appreciated to close accounts as the firm goes out of business.
For Rent: Four Room House on South B Street
Classified note lists multiple rental offerings including a four room house on South B Street with phone 1155, a well improved stock farm of 160 acres east of the county farm, a building for storage or garage with two heated rooms at 206 East Burlington, a modern six room flat by Lou Thoma, and a four room house at 203 West Madison Street with gas, electricity, and water and phone 1475.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farm
P. A. Danielson
East
Burlington
Lou Thoma
Madison Street
Wanted Workers for Teaming and Shucking
WANTED Men with teams and wagons for corn shucking also a man without a team. Phone 9607-A. E Heston. ra ca. WANTED A boy for work See W F Bevering 329. WANTED Two men to unload coal Phone Fairfield Steam Laundry. 349-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Heston
W. F. Bevering
Fairfield Steam Laundry
Lost and found items listed in journal notice
Found a gold watch and contact details ask owner to call at the Journal office to identify it. Lost a black and brown hound with a white stripe on the breast and white front feet. Finder should notify Roy Philips at 4648 345-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Roy Philips
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Apt
Pleasant Plain
Walter Harris
Beatrice Huddleston
Brighton
M. E. Harkness of
Creston
W. D. Garmoe
G. W. Whitmore
Jeamly
Bonaparte
Frank Czok
Nettie Mosenski
A. R. Morris
Ohio
Robert A. Gardner
Ft. Madison
Lee County
David Rinehart
Canton, Ohio
J. G. Maasdam
B. F. Meredith
A. L. Bennington
Audrey
Dallas City, Ill
Lon Coder
West Burlington Street
Edna Barr
Ottumwa Hospital
Florence Light
Washington County Hospital
D. W. Sauer
Charlotte Sauer
Des Moines
Dan Sauer
Camp Dodge
Raymond Tennant
Camp McArthur
Waco, Tex
Maurice Fryer
Camp Perdue
Laffayette
Ind
O. F. Fryer
Fryer
Fort Sheridan
Camp Grant
S. J. Morris
Mt. Pleasant
W. D. Morris
France
Hervey C. Morris
Camp Taylor
Ralph Morris
133D Regimental
The
Daily Journal
Washington, D. C
War Risk Department
Chicago Tribune
Fairfield
Shropshire Bucks
E. H. Ruby
Jefferson County
Kenyon
Harding
Ewwee
Moore
Allen
Shaw
Lewis See Ee
Bell
Edmund Eee
Eevee Ewe
Spence
Conner
J. W. Oliver & Son
Fairfield, Iowa
Adlers
Roth
M. H
Adler
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