Gravity Iowa Post Office Second Class Mail Note
The notice states the item is entered at the Gravity Iowa post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
2
The notice states the item is entered at the Gravity Iowa post office as second class mail matter.
The Poland-China hog weighing 980 pounds sold for 103.50 dollars, said to be the largest on open markets. It was shipped by John Q. Weller of Maitland, Missouri, via Lee Livestock Commission Co. to Freund Packing Co. in St Joseph last week.
A concise Honor Roll listing includes individuals such as Hardagin Gravity Food McCune Guy McPherron Henry Nott Fo Pierson Aliie Ambrose Harlan Burge Mrs Geo McFerron Frank Hardsink Bedford R B Jewell Shambaugh A C Beery New Market Robt Whitecotton Ponoka Canada.
At the annual meeting in the town hall the Mutual Telephone Association elected P. J. Feeney as president and George Irwin as treasurer. R. H. Akers declined re election and Frank Fleming became secretary. Mrs Dunlavy remains exchange operator. Service hours were adjusted with weekday hours 5 am to 9 pm and Sunday 7 am to 10 am and 2 pm to 5 pm, one hour earlier on Sundays.
Hay loader used last season and other farming implements offered for sale. One team of mules included. Location: Hummel, 1 4 mile west of Ladoga. Price listed as SS$. Contact details not provided.
Frank Norris and Verne arrived home Saturday with Co K from Des Moines after eight months enlistment in the Third Iowa Regiment. The unit served on the border at Brownsville Texas before mustering out in Des Moines. Reports from company officers praise their service. A banquet and formal welcome will honor Norris Verne and Claude Nelson after the regimental band resumes concerts and Gravity citizens plan the event. A meeting at the Independent office Monday night prepared banquet details.
Miss Della Faye Herring of Taylor County and Earl L Powell of Conway wed Saturday February 17 at 6 30 pm in the bride’s parents home. Rev E E Rhodes officiated with Mrs Ray Pitman of Pacific Junction as bridesmaid. about seventy guests attended and a two course luncheon followed. The couple will reside on a farm south of Corning.
Mr and Mrs E L Bowers express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who visited Saturday evening in memory of their fortieth anniversary and for the splendid gift and neighborly friendship.
The oatmeal wallpaper stands as a durable and popular choice for any important room. A large stock in new shades complements any woodwork or furnishing, with no trouble about shading and ready to hang. Only the cost of the paper is needed.
Nancy Williams Keasling, born January 80, 1834 in Terre Haute Indiana, died February 21 1917 at Gravity at age 83 years 21 days. She married Jacob Keasling June 7 1885 and lived in Taylor County Iowa before moving to Gravity twenty one years ago. Survived by sons John of Gravity James R of Keota Colorado, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral February 23 at the Gravity Christian church with Rev Lucus officiating, burial in Gravity cemetery. Her husband preceded her in 1900 and she remained the last survivor of her immediate family.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the long illness and after the death of our beloved mother Mrs. Nancy Keasling. J. W. Keasling and family Harlan Burge and family C. K. McDowell and family
James R Locke an attorney and counsellor at law practices in all courts state and federal with special attention to probate work estates and land titles notary public office upstairs over Haddock Investment Co Bedford Iowa 23.
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