Salina Community Notes and Upcoming Meetings
Salina report notes Rich woods church hosts second quarterly meeting on Sunday April 3 and quarterly conference on Monday April 4 at 2 pm. Mrs Castell visited daughters Cummings and Lynn. Mail carrier walked due to bad roads. Bates and Castere stalled with four horses. Slack to preach at 11:00 am and new trial of evening services discussed. Duck hunting active. Nas, Schillestrom traveled to Chicago for goods. contracts secured in Polk and Locust Grove townships.
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Salina
Richwoods Church
Slack
Nas
Schillestrom
Chica
Visitors and Social Notes From Local Town
Friends of Rough R McCune resume visits after two months with Cline visiting Hedrick Caloosa and Mrs Susan Helton returning from Oklahoma. Jennyites plan a supper at the hall. Wil ling Workers previous society. Attendees include Mrs Alice Hale of Yarmouth and Mrs Schneider of Coon Hollow. Local churchgoers noted, with Rev Pearson ill and Elder Trent covering. Abingdon contributed two road superintendents.
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Rough R’ McCune
Cline
Coon Hollow
Geo. Davis
Stringtown
J. W. Flint
S. A. Myers
Burlington
J. S. Miller
J. Q. Bartels
E. R. Best
Fairfield
Trent
Abingdon
Four Corners Social Notes March 28
Miss Estella Erickson sails for Omaha to spend the summer. Miss Katie Turner returns to Libertyville after a three weeks visit with her parents. Herman Bucher nears completion of his fine new home and moved in. East and west farmers organize a new telephone line to begin soon. Miss Alma Hildebrand has been ill for a week. Contractor King of Lockridge nearly completes Charles Samuelson’s new home. Relatives surprise Mr and Mrs Charles Schieber on their iron wedding anniversary. Mrs Mathilda Pengwell and daughter Anna of Henderson county NL visit at Albert Olson’s home en route from Fort Collins Colorado.
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Four Corners
Estella Erickson
Omaha
Katie Turner
Libertyville
Herman Bucher
Alma Hildebrand
King
Lockridge
Charles Stephenson
Charles Scheiber
Mathilda Pengwell
Anna
Henderson County
Albert Olson
Fort Collins
Colo
Warren Rider Recovers From Severe Tonsillitis
Warren Rider is recovering after a severe attack of tonsillitis. Mr and Mrs S A Copeland visited J H Copeland on Sunday. Carl Griffith works for Henry Rider as news remains scarce this week. Grandpa Davidson and John Gantz are slowly improving. The note mentions few will sow oats and ongoing improvements for Mr and Mrs Bell.
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R. R
Mrs. Bell
Funeral guests and birth announced in Libertyville
Libertyville report notes last week attendance at the funeral of Mace Clarridge by Mrs. Leroy McKeever of Wymore Nebraska Mrs Jas Pickard Mr Nels Clarridge Davenport IA Mr James Clarridge Ottumwa IA and others Also Mr and Mrs Frank Clarridge welcomed a baby boy born March 22
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Libertyville
Leroy McKeever
Wymore
Neb
Jas. Pickard
Nels Clarridge
Davenport
James Clarridge
Ottumwa
Mace Clarridge
Frank Clarridge
Edna Fisher Visits Eldon Aunt and Local News Summary
Eldon Indiana summer guest Miss Edna Fisher stays with aunt Mrs W A Fulton. Fairfield residents Clarence Hague and J Wilbur Dole visit. Obituary notes for Mace Clarridge and Hamilton Fisher announce deaths in Libertyville. Easter services planned at Presbyterian and M E churches with Sunday school officer elections.
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Edna Fisher
Eldon
W. A. Fulton
Clarence Hague
Fairfield
Joe McClain
J. Wilbur Dole
Hootman
Frank Sullivan
Sam Fell
Robert Bell
Do. W. Little
New London
Alvin Goff
Stella
Wolff
Nina Youmans
Smithshire
Mace Clarridge
John Clarridge
J. R. Smith
Fred Hager
Sadie McClain
Ray Raymond
Ladies Aid Society
M. E
Frank R. B. Stevenson
M. D
Thorton Fordyce
Seppo
Wylie
Death of Alice Allerdice Ends Quiet Life in Lockridge
Alice Allerdice, 27 December 1886 birth, formerly of Mendota Missouri, died March 17 after weeks of illness. Funeral held March 19 conducted by Rev W C Houts with Pallbearers from her Sunday school class. She leaves father, mother, three brothers, one sister and many friends. Interment in Lockridge cemetery.
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Lockridge
Alice Allerdice
Alice
Howeff
Mary Alice Allerdice
Mendota
W. C. Houts
Carroll
Burlington
Hickenbottom
E. D. Hoops
Fairfield
Herman Rauscher
Utica
Neb
Martha E. Duttweiler
A. G
Buchanan Township News Highlights March 29
Mr Chas Lotridge suffers grippe this week. Mrs Chris Johnson visited several locals including Mrs M C Parsons. Richard Nelson and Perry Hickenbottom plan hay loading at Glendale. Miss Elsie Nelson visited Fairfield. John Sharpe Jr went to Omaha for work. Mary Louise Hickenbottom ill. School No 6 opens April 3 and patrons will install lightning rods on the schoolhouse. Miss Maggie Roach is visiting.
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Maggie Roach
Elm Grove Savings Bank Sale Promises Deep Discounts
A B g Snap, as Goods a Savings Bank. All kinds of Farming Tools must be sold to the spring trade to make room for more furniture. These goods will positively be sold at less than wholesale price. Elm Grove March 28. W Woolums breaking costs. Chas Hisel drove to Fairfield. roads very bad. Isaac Wilson helps P J Kennedy. Wm Wiggins visited Fairfield. Wm Cassady started work for Henry Darrah. Mr and Mrs George Johnson visited. Hisel lost a valuable horse hauling hay. Russel Wedge visited.
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W. M. Campbell
Elm Grove
E. W. Woolums
Chas
Hisel
Fairfield
Isaac Wilson
P. J. Kennedy
Wm. Wiggins
Wm. Cassady
Henry Darrah
George Johnson
Russel Wedge
Rug Making Offers to Fairfield Ladies after April First
We announce that after about April 1 we will make new durable rugs from worn carpets. Ladies of Fairfield and vicinity are invited to bring work for estimates and prices.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Rug Co. Listings and Contact Info
Fairfield Rug Co advertise address Stubbs Block North Fourth Street. Phone number to be set. Postcard style notice appears in Fairfield listings with basic contact details.
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Stubbs Block
North Fourth St
Fairfield
Ottumwa Sister Care Helps Ill Gust Carlson Kin
A resident reports staying in Ottumwa for several weeks to care for a sick sister and notes Gust Carlsons young son is also gravely ill.
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Ottumwa
Gust Carlson
Rudolph Writes a Letter After Execution
In Union Missouri William Rudolph wrote to Collins sister Mrs Della Waite Waterbury Conn confirming Georges execution and expressing defiance toward detectives. He says George was a brave brother and notes shared cell time and wall inscriptions as he faces his own fate.
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Union
Collins
William Rudolph
Della Waite
Waterbury
Conn
George
Baby heir to half a million shrouded in mystery
In Des Moines a three week old baby boy, rightful heir to $500,000, lies at 916 West Tenth Street as potential adoptive parents remain unknown. Dr. C. C. Fowler witnessed the birth but refuses to reveal the parents names, saying they plan to marry within two weeks and then adopt the child.
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Des Moines
West Tenth Street
C. C. Fowler
Poor Girl and the Young Man Affair
A fragment suggests a scene where Ernie and Helen involve a young man and Ida comments on the staged kiss. The brief hints at social impropriety and hair fixing as a pretense for a kiss during a domestic moment.
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Ernie
Helen
Ida
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