Local personals note round up from Mt Pleasant
Mt Pleasant notices list residents returning home from visits in Galesburg Davenport Washington and Des Moines. Several people travel for church events Grand Chapter O E S and nursing care. Attendees include Misses Schnurr Schreiner Betts Williams Parsons and Mortimer along with Dr DeMarsh and many others. A baby was born to Albert and spouse on North Court 8 St. and Lucile Roberts leaves for Lawrence to lead a church choir. Royal Neighbors gather at Moose Hall with Mrs Barr present and Otumwa guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Peterson
North Court
W. C. Ball
Mt. Pleasant
James Blakely
Polly Jaquith
Des Moines
J. A. Beck
Omaha
Neb
George Burch
Fremont
Bedford
Orrin Thompson
David Clarke
Mildred
Boone
W. C. Smith
Gladys Mortimer
Brighton
Etla Harreld
W.H. Jericho
M‘t. Pleasant
W. Mannhardt
Washington
Henry A. Oliver
Lucile Roberts
Christian Church
Lawrence
Kansas
Mary Barnes
Los Angeles
Calif
Henry Alston
Moose Hall
Anna M. Barr
Webster City
Ottumwa
Local Social News and Anniversary Gatherings
Mrs. Fred Hunt and Mrs. M. D. Rodabaugh hosted a card party for Miss Anna Trobert of Topeka and Mrs. J. F. Jones of Boulder at Mrs. Rodabaughs home on West Washington Street. Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Pogue celebrated their Golden Wedding at 405 West Burlington with a four course noon dinner. six of seven children attended. Nearby family members from Galesburg, Mt. Carroll, Peoria, Ottumwa and Boulder joined in. A bridge luncheon for Mrs. James Jones of Boulder will be hosted by Mrs. Labagh on West Burlington Street. For est City Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose 1491, planned an evening meeting at the north side square. The Ladies Aid of English Lutheran meets Friday at Mrs. Fred Malnixs, with Mrs. George Kientz and Miss Maud Frazey assisting. The Mothers club convenes Friday at 2:30 at Mrs. C. A. Norvells. Kenneth Hale of Pittsfield visited his aunt Mrs. Emily Moyer and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hunt
M. D. Rodabaugh
West Washington Street
Anna Trobert
Topeka
Kan
J. F. Jones
Boulder
Col
I. T. Pogue
West
Burlington Street
Emmaline Spears
Thomas Pogue
Walnut Grove
Henderson County
Lll
O. A. Easton
Frank Lucas
A E. Labagh
James Jones
Boulder, Col
Forest City Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
English Lutheran Church
Fred Malnix
South Fifth Street
George Kientz
Maud Frazey
Havner Did Not Speak Last Night
Hon H M Havner did not speak here last night though announced. A number of people braved darkness and bad weather only to find the meeting had been called off. Havner was in the city and spent the evening at S A Power's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Havner
the Daily Journal
Havner
S. A. Power
Frank Cox Buys Fine Herd Bull at Aberdeen sale
The Chicago Drovers' Journal reports Jefferson County readers may know Frank Cox of Cedar township who bought Tobin Queen's Star, the top price bull at the Aberdeen Angus sale in Memphis Missouri on October 17, selling for 420 dollars to Cox of Fairfield Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Drovers’ Journal
Jefferson County
Frank ’ Cox
Cedar Township
Bratn & More
Memphis
Frank Cox
Fairfield
Towa
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Hunt Ireland
Florsheim Shoe
Man Who
Grace Schnurr
Ruth Schreiner
City
Alta Betts
Galesburg, Ill
Gladys Paul
Lon Cowell
Elmer Hoskins
Davenport
George Simpson
James Delp
Presbyterian Church
Nellie Williams
Keota
Chas. F. Singmaster
Horace Todd
Salina
Helen Parsons
Perry Parsons
Charles H. James
Brewster
J. F. James
East Washington Street
Anna M. Orris
Grand Chapter
Cedar Rapids
Kate Barnes
William
Kansas City
William Crum
Barnes
C. C. DeMarsh
Ft. Wayne
Ind
R. EF. Hattan
Glen Brier
Rock Island Railroad
Beer
Columbus City
Mayme L. Hochuly
Denver, Col
C. D. Leggett Home
John Tull
Bowen, Jr
Mary Ackerman
Seattle
Portland
N Society
Ralph Pogue
Galesburg
Ill
Charles Moore
Helen
Majoria
Mt. Carroll
Ben Park
Peoria
J. Lewis Pogue
Mother’s Club
Kenneth Hale
Pittsfield
Eimily Moyer
Browning
Iowa
J. W. Oliver & Son
Red Top
Gaumer Bros Jewelry
Vinol Store
Santox
Tanlac Store
Rona
Ray Maxwell
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