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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1928
Page
4
Wattled events show residents visiting relatives and neighbors across Timber Valley. Numerous calls and visits occur at Mike Mossman, Clark Whitney, and related homes with dinners, afternoons, and Sunday gatherings noted, including trips to Waterloo Cattle Congress and Iowa Falls Festival.
Hardin County Ledger announces subscription rates 1.50 yearly in Hardin and adjoining counties 2.00 in adjacent states 2.26 elsewhere with advance payment required. Renewals depend on payment and notices. subscribers’ names may be removed if not paid. Contract terms apply to each subscriber.
Aimed at preventing chloroform or harmful drug use in cough remedies, Thoxine is promoted as a safe, effective cough and sore throat treatment. It claims quick relief by addressing the internal cause and offers a money back guarantee. Sold at L. J. Rice and other drug stores with prices 35¢ 60¢ and 1.00.
Social visits fill a weekend in Williams with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Porter and others dropping by the Edd Winther home. Local families from Hubbard Idora and Iowa Falls mingle, with renovations and farming tasks noted at the County Farm and nearby farms.
Gifford Er A Wilson and family spent the weekend in Minnesota. Mildred Moore, studying in Waterloo, visited her parents here. Lola Stull went to Marshalltown for beauty shop work. Cattle Congress attendees at Waterloo included Ole Seim, Guy Campbell, Jim Reed and family, Noah Cox and daughters, Ed Lepley and others. Ex Gowell family visited Whitten relatives. H Williams called to Iowa City. Jeanette Williams hospitalized nearby. Ed Lepley hosted dinner for Lon Hutcheng of Denver with his wife and family. Ladies Aid to serve fried chicken supper Thursday evening, price 40. Glen Aggleston of Whitten visited Cundiff home. Ralph Stull studying in Oskaloosa spent weekend here. W Dickerson hosting relatives from Jones county. Jim Goudy and family spent weekend in Marshalltown. Mrs H C Moore seriously ill at home.
W. S. Hudson visited Sheffield and returned home. Neighbors attended the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo. Mr and Mrs Harry Cakeriee hosted a birthday party for Kenneth with about thirty guests. Local families attended Fall Festival events in Iowa City and Ames. Seymour Hardy and W. S. Hudson drove to Des Moines. Miss Leonn Hardy joined them from Ames. E F Swab and others visited several homes. Mrs Ruxton ill. Mrs J B Smith and Herschal returned from a two-day trip.
The Providence State Bank stockholders adopt an amendment reducing capital stock from 10000 to 26000 dollars at the October 2 1028 annual meeting in New Providence Iowa. Sheriff sale notices describe executions against Webb A Wilson Florence Wilson and Mary Atkins with property auctions in Eldora and Buck towns Hardin County Iowa. A humor caption shows a traffic cop and a truck driver exchanging a brief quip about a dead engine.
Sheriff notices advertise property sales to satisfy debt judgments including T A Reeves and Mary Megan families, with detailed acreage descriptions and debt totals from 17 163.02 and 19 etc. The ads announce October 18 1928 and September 12 1928 sale dates at Eldora Court House plus bids for a new machine shed at New Providence.
A writ of Special execution from the District Court of the State of laws in favor of Charles McKeen Duren against Bertha M. Garles has levied on Lot 1, Block 4, Edgington Addition to Midora, Towy. The matter is set for October 22, 1928 at Eldora Hardin County. failure to appear by noon next term results in default and a judgment as prayed in the petition. PEISON & SOPER, Attorneys for Plaintiff, 884.
Notice is given that GEO. WARD has been appointed administrator of the Lucinda Smith estate in Hardin County. Creditors must present claims and indebtedness promptly for allowance in the District Court, with filings through Clerk Mabel A. Howard. Dated September 26, 1928.
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