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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
6
A fragment from The Reporter notes Fayette's post office situation with references to edges of mail strands and Thursday tasting, highlighting local postal concerns and publishing context.
The past week's key events center on the Annual Conference of the Vearted Brethren held in Wadena. Rev Moore was elected secretary with talks by Bishop Jentings and Rev Wood. visitors from Michigan and Iowa attended. Services included several sermons and planned supply arrangements for Arlington and Wadena. next year’s meeting will be at Peace Grove.
Fragmentary notice mentions a merciless murderer and a product called Dr Kings New Life Palse claiming health benefits. References to prevention of stomach and liver issues, with damaged names and places. No coherent event or date. cannot determine full meaning from readable text.
Names of residents and visitors are listed with weekend and Sunday gatherings. Families from West Union Fayette and nearby areas hosted or visited relatives, friends, and neighbors at various homes in Sutday and Sunday, with several spouses mentioned and a few local hosts noted.
Miss Frieda Brabsha returns from West Union where she worked for months, Mrs Shambaugh of Arlington and Mrs Robins from Kaasagaty visit their uncle Josiah Sherman. Residents report travel, visitors, and home improvements. Mrs Emanusd Mittleatsdt of Maynard visits sister Mrs Paul Lov, and Elizabeth Upton comes from Talinsr for a weekend gathering.
Mrs Jas Kaftis is very sick. Miss Hanest Welsh attended the Atwood Greenough wedding Tuesday evening. Henry Oldfather and wife spent Sunday in Arbogoto at the home of the latter's mother. Curie Keeler and Eva Oldfather visited Miss Oldfather's grandparents. Miss Hapnab Welsh and Ellen Joce attended a farewell for Florence Parrett at Wadens. Mrs August Oldfather returned from Dubuque after an operation. Miss Razel Menger helped with house work. Mrs Jas Welsh accompanied her daughter Mattie to Dubuque for an appendectomy. Mattie is recovering well.
A testimonial claims Dr. King's New Discovery cures lung trouble at home after other remedies fail. W R Nelson of Calsmine Ark says it gained him 47 pounds and saved his life. Guaranteed for coughs colds la grippe asthma and throat and lung troubles priced 50c and 1.00 with a sample at Rickert & Davis.
SMITHFIELD CE Wilkinson is erecting a fine new hen house. Mart Cronk raised the new barn on his place Tuesday. Woelschow has sold his farm to CH Kuos of Gelwein. Bert Spatcher and family visited Buoday at Delbert Paul’s. Geo Paul and family visited Sunday at the 81 Davis home. Jon Humphrey of Velwein was in his neighborhood Saturday. The Wilbur Sperry family were in Arlington with relatives Sunday. Misa Grang 19 visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs Ralph.
The gain describes a lawsuit by N F Norton against William Cone and unknown claimants. It seeks reform of a deed to fix a boundary misdescription of the east 195 feet of the west half of lot 27 in block 4 of J. E. Robertson's addition to Fay et te town, quiet title, and other equitable relief. Court actions commence November 14 3010 with default if no appearance.
An order for publication is issued regarding the matter involving Grigtons and Maples. The document cites filings and references from the agency, indicating a formal legal action requiring notice. The specifics of parties beyond Grigtons and Maples are not clearly stated in the available text.
A. N. Hanson of the 13th Judicial District extols Dr. Shoup Health Coffee as a genuine substitute with real flavor. It is advertised as quick to prepare, requiring no lengthy boiling. The product blends malt nuts and toasted grains for a satisfying coffee taste and is sold by BL Garner.
State of Iowa Fayette County notifies John Wolf and Owners Unknown that on December 5 a tax sale by Fayette County Treasurer awarded Lot 4 Block 21 in Oelwein Land Company's Addition to Oelwein to L M Stranahan for unpaid taxes. Right of redemption expires 90 days after service completion. deed will be issued if not redeemed.
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