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Newspaper

Hardin County Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1925

Page

6

Local and Personal News From Eldora and Surrounding Cities

Arthur Tubbs spent the weekend in Grinnell. Mrs. Jennie A. Gibson of Council Bluffs visits daughter Mrs. M. E. Reed. W. J. Murray overnight in Eldora and did business Friday. Harold Sellers and Miss Helen Richardson of Burlington, Town, guests. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Turner return from Canada and the lakes with Dr. and Mrs. Nyquis. Mrs. H. W. Stonebrook and family in Cedar Falls to arrange IS T C schooling. Mrs. Clyde Miller home from Maron fair with high school horse winnings. O. B. Noel of New Sharon and Homer Noel of Kansas City visit with S. W. Needham and Mrs. Axmear at the Training School. Elizabeth Slee visiting Gardner Montana friends then to Webster City to teach. Ethel Garside transferred to Independence from Western Union here. Mr. Car Jock of Centerville to head office here. A. McInnes of Waterloo and family Sunday visit. enjoy friendships formed while he worked on The Ledgen. Mr. and Mrs. Q. D. Guthrie and Reva leave for Minnesota State Training School for Boys at Red Wing. Friends regret their departure but wish them well. Mrs. J. R. Winnett and Jane return from six weeks on the coast. Dr. Winnett earlier. stop at Adair to visit her parents.

Arthur Tubbs Grinnell Childrens Anchor Grocery Jennie A. Gibson Council Bluffs M. E. Reed W. J. Murray Eldora Harold Sellers Helen Richardson Burlington William Parrish Harry Turner Canada Lakes Nyquis H. W. Stonebrook T. B. Hepburn Ruth Cedar Falls Clyde Miller Maron O. B. Noel New Sharon Homer Noel Kansas City S. W. Needham Axmear Elizabeth Slee Gardner Montana Sipa Batera Aya Webster City Ethel Garside Western Union Independence Car- Jock Centerville KE. A.'Mcinnes Waterloo Hidora Ledgen Q. D. Guthrie Reva Red Wing Minn Minnesota J. R. Winnett Jane Dr. Winnett Los Angeles Adair

Local News and Visits From Algona Area Citizens

The clipping lists numerous social visits and travel by residents including Mrs Verma Carson of Steamboat Rock in Eldora on business, Florence Staines in Sheffield and Hampton, Lois Estes visiting Ruth Gardener, Leonard Wood from Des Moines visiting relatives, Belle Travis of Marshalltown, Arthur Dickinson of Des Moines, J A Weisner family moving, Dean Warthow visiting Hampton, Frank Filbrandt from Anamosa attending funeral, Ethel Stanton visiting Des Moines, Esth er Johnson visiting, Flowrance Norby returning to Estherville, Leslie Colborngon visiting Alden, Monroe Tyler of Marshalltown with his mother, E A McInnis and Ben of Waterloo, John Kaplan visiting Mason City and Clear Lake, Mrs Robert Hare of Oskaloosa due to Anna Filbrandt’s death, Dewitt Shear visiting Hampton, Mrs John Roblin of Storm Lake en route to Kewanee, Charles Powell visiting his grandfather in Marshalltown, Mrs H M Lynder visiting Gif ford, H H Andrews and qu E Shutt in Conrad, Herman Tietz and others in Eagle River Wisconsin, Mrs John A Johnston to Marshal­ town to visit her mother Jennie Early.

Des Moines Ed Andrle J. A. Weisner Dean Warthow Hampton Stonebrook Frank Filbrandt Anamosa Anna Ethel Stanton Esther Gerald” Williamson John Kaplan Jery Mason City Clear Lake Robert Hare Oskaloosa Anna Filbrandt Dewitt Shear Thelma Hinton John Roblin Storm Lake Taylor Kewanee Charles Powell Marshall‘town John Ile M. Lynder Gifford Mattilda Birch H. H.“Andrews Qu. 'E. Shutt Eagle River Wis John A. Johnston Marshalistown Jennie

Anchor Grocery Sale and Local Notices

Local shoppers see shoe deals from Anchor Grocery while community notices report visits, travels, weddings, and social events. Melvin Lakey departs for El Paso to teach. Major Edward A. Weed visits Eldora. Miss Illa Sehwarck's wedding linked by relatives. several residents visit Des Moines, Fort Dodge, and Cedar Rapids. social events include a Pine Villa outing and an ice cream social hosted by Giford Ladies Auxiliary.

Community update biographical notes and creamery picnic

Eva Booth travels from Geneva to attend her father Chas Tyler’s death. Gene and Betty Smith visit Independence relatives. Dr Geo Kessel visits Cresco for Joan Rae Haas illness. Farmers Co operative Creamery picnic draws 200 with talks by Weickman Emmett Ford Hoyt and entertainment by Swain. Also small ads for water softeners and old papers for sale.

Farmers Co- Operative Creamery Riverside Park Weickman Cady Swain Union Finley Ames Tom Emmert Mr. Ford Weichman Hoyt

Mortality from Insects Outranks Wild Beasts in Tropics

The piece recalls Prof. A. R. Wallace noting wild bees as a greater danger than jaguars snakes or alligators. It cites malarial mosquitoes as a far larger cause of death than snake bites in India and notes Panama Canal builders were halted by tiny insects. Locusts have caused South Africa greater harm than wild beasts.

A. R. Wallace Kipling Africa America India Panama Canal South Africa

Ancient Manuscripts Found by British Museum

British Museum acquires fragments of two ancient papers said to be among the oldest on earth. Discovered by Sir M Aurel Stein in ruins along the China Turkestan frontier, the pieces include phrases in Chinese characters and a wife’s rebuke about her husband’s ruinous debauchery.

British Museum Sir M. Aurel Stein Turkestan Syoyae China

Government seeks longer lasting dollar bids

Government worries over extending the life of dollar bids as it faces a large public demand. About a hundred million people express hope for success in the policy effort.

Social Notes Chronicle Local Visits and Travels

A prolonged list of visiting relatives and relocations across towns and states. Names include Rena Alden, Pearl Brown, J R Winnett, Jane, F E Magnessen, E R Sellstrom, W L Magnessen, Worthington, Cioffi, Paul Gast, Fern, Nellie Grimes, Mabel, Frank Nehring, Gus Nehring, Carl Bahr, Ralph Tyler, Chas Tyler, Ben Vietor, Rena Mulford, and Glenn Rash. Activities cover weeklong stays, weekend visits, and moves to California, Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Nebraska. Also notes clergy visitors at Colleen Bawn Cottage Pine Lake and a North Dakota sight-seeing trip.

Rena Alden Pearl Brown Gilman Ray Sheller Fern Pola Ill J.‘R. Winnett Jane F.E. Magnessen E. R. Sellstrom Gowrie W. L. Magnessen Red Worthington Lefty Cioffi Waterloo Misssippi Valley League Paul Gast Ventura W. H. Longnecker Glen Ruth Delbert and Dorthy South English George Wills Carroll Riverside California Jennie Wills Henry Harrison Kanawa Ed Moyer Walter Roblin S. E. Hollingsworth Geo Pettitt Kent Washington Fobe Wyckhoff Doll Wyckhoff Fonda W. L. Herrald Nellie Grimes Mabel Minneapolis Minn Lake Mills Frank Nehring Hampton Gus Nehring Milwaukee Chicago Carl Bahr Lansing Mich Pasadena Calif Ralph Tyler North Platte Nebr A. R. Adamson Norfolk Chas. Tyler Ben Vietor Ackley Marjorie Marie Vietor Rena Mulford Sam Walker Arthur Heun LeRoy Ming Gus. Loman A. J. Foulkes DePaul University D. J. Leniham Cedar Rapids M. J. O’callahan Marion P. J. Boyle Grundy Center Father Dowling Colleen Bawn Cottage Pine Lake Ralph B. Hardy North Dakota Glenn Rash Oskaloosa Eldora

Lost Golf Bag And Tire With Rim In Ledger Area

A sand bank search near the high bridge seeks a missing golf bag with clubs and a tire with rim from the Ledger area. Contact Ledgar office for reward. Also several local ads: Angus bull, ensilage cutter, and an Evinrude boat motor for sale by Lawn Hill and Ledger publisher.

Grundy Center Hubard Ledgar L. V. Carter Lawn Hill

Local callers and visitors listed in town notes

Union resident Mrs Ed Coler visited town yesterday. Harry Del Aggio made a business call in Des Moines Tuesday. Chas Stauffer and family were visiting in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Mrs H H Williams visited her uncle at Victor Iowa yesterday. Mrs Russell Frazier returned from Iowa Falls hospital Monday. James L Brown and family called in Marshalltown Monday afternoon. Miss Agnes Hinkle visiting her parents near Alden IA. A G Gardener and daughter Arlene were business callers in Oskaloosa Monday. Mr and Mrs BE Clay visited Julia Larson at Roland yesterday. Miss Lois Estell of Marshalltown spent weekend with Ruth Gardner here. C A Parks son and daughter left for Lake Mills Wisconsin for a short visit. Mr and Mrs Nick Geras and family visiting at L Davies home returned to Des Moines Monday. Will Nissen and Miss Lydia Nissen were at Cornell College Monday to enter school this fall. Mrs W Schultz and children visiting her mother Mrs Welsh returned to Canton Montana Tuesday morning.

Ed Coler Union Harry Del#aggio Des Moines Chas. Stauffer Minnesota Wisconsin H. H. Williams Victor Iowa Russell Frazier Iowa Falls James L. Brown Marshalltown Agnes Hinkle Alden A. G Arlene Oskaloosa BE. L. Clay Julia Larson Roland Lois Estell Marshaltown Ruth Gardner C. A. Parks Lake Mills Wis Nick Geras Ll. Davies Will Nissen Lydia’ Nissen Cornell College

Local families depart for fairs and visits

Mrs Guy Bridgens and daughter Margaret with son Burton and Mildred Abbott left for Des Moines for the State Fair. Henry Tyler and sister Miss Louise Tyler of Chicago attended their father Chas Tyler's funeral. Delia Kelley returned to Waterloo after six weeks with Mrs EB Thompson. F E Matson Edith Webb Maggie McKay of Plainview visited Ivan McKay. Chas Marks Barney Starrs family left for Minnesota and Wisconsin on a several day outing. Kenneth Anderson went to Chicago to visit relatives, aided by aunt Miss Bertha Satterfield. Anna Rathburm, guest at Herman Blerding home, returned to Aiken Minnesota. W G Leslie and Maxine Sayer, after Yellowstone Park outing, returned home with a fine trip report.

Guy Bridgens Margaret Burton Mildred Abbott Des Moines Henry Tyler Louise Tyler Chicago Chas. Tyler Delia Kelley EB. §. Thompson Waterloo F. E. Matson Anna Rathburm Herman Blerding Aiken Minn W. G. Leslie Maxine Sayer Yellwstone Park

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