Prigay 1908 publication note by A L Holmes
Publisher A L Holmes notes on Prigay dated November 6, 1908. A brief item in the period newspaper record indicating a publishing or printing detail associated with the name Prigay.
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
3
Publisher A L Holmes notes on Prigay dated November 6, 1908. A brief item in the period newspaper record indicating a publishing or printing detail associated with the name Prigay.
Local items report delayed letters and travel to Hamburg, noted weddings in Sidney and Hamburg, and revival meeting attendance. The National Corn Exposition premium list highlights Iowa prizes including grain, livestock, and equipment with top prizes such as a gasoline engine and a runabout. Strong entities include Ovis McCrory Elver Buntz Claude Geyer Lucy Bolton HE. J. Bunt Geo. Moore and J. S. O’Leary plus banks and stockmen.
County notes say Geo. Bryan and wife visited his parents recently. Me. Bryan runs the steam laundry at Hamburg. The week’s long cold rain and snow will likely slow the Dakota land seekers this season as they waited near a big heating stove for the first southbound train.
Miss Minnie Christian of Lewis school spent Saturday and Sunday in Rockport. Arnold Garst visited town Tuesday for the first time since a serious accident. Elsie Morgan called on friends in Grag Thursday and Friday. Essie Snyder went to Shenandoah late week. Ross Nix and others visited. Smith Jones and son Paul of Omaha came Saturday. Green ClodZester returned home Saturday from Omaha. Lowe White of Phelps for a week with relatives. Eaglemen will pay 3 for information leading to conviction for hive theft. Mrs. D. McCrary returned to Watson after a brief visit. Co and Stoner left for Topeka. C. Lurkholder and wife home from Colorado. Harry Holtzinger from Wyoming. Jesse Benl visited Watson. Mrs. Fred Arnold visited her brother in Omaha. Nellie Doyle hosted by sister from Logan. Mrs. Frank Kerner hosted Halloween party. Ernest Matthews now of Berl Oak visited old friends. Charney Blunk and wife plan move to Excelsior Springs. Sidney Fowler visited St Joseph. Mrs. James Dentley entertained the Minnewaska club. Mrs. Harrison Gwinn visited Council Bluffs. Royal Neighbors cleared 225 at their social.
Miss Marie Liess, a Percival teacher, spent Sunday with home folks. James Van Haten traveled to South Dakota to survey real estate. Bert McKean visited Thurman in the latter part of the week.
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