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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1923
Page
2
Your employer is the quality and quantity of your work. We are our own employers, and what we do and how we do it determines what we earn and how we spend. Save a little as you go and plan for tomorrow. Enjoy life, not by spending to the limit, but by prudent planning. Hardin County Trust & Savings Bank
Marion Barker of Marshalltown visited here Sunday. Dr Elliott, Dr Stonebrook, Dr Adams, Dr Raod and Dr Emany listed with local offices. G Brownell, Mrs Robb, Mrs Ibach, Mr and Mrs Melnnes, Mrs Warrington, Miss Boggs, Harry Mason and Vera Grimes noted for movements and teaching. Judge Lindsay of Denver to lecture at local Congregational church.
Wm Parrish leaves for Oskaloosa on business. Misa Mildred Bear of Steamboat spends Friday in Eldora. Mrs Nellie Wine of Abbott shops in Eldora. Mrs Will Nissen has taken Jessica Fox's place in the Cameron office. Mrs WN Knight of Abbott visits Eldora. Mrs Hartman of Gowrie arrived to visit rural areas. Winnifred Lott leaves for Marshalltown on business. Dr Young moves office to his home over Leslia jewelery store. Matthew Trimble of Moline, IL visits with his parents. Jarve Divers returns from Minneapolis to see his niece Mrs Louis Darros. Mr and Mrs Charles Henninger travel to Freeport Lena and others in Wisconsin for several weeks. Mrs Ray Lewis and daughter Virginia with Misa Alice Stebe go to Marshalltown for a day. Rev Father Buzynski shifts from the local church to Ackley replacing Father Meagher in Milwaukee sanatorium convalescing from a stroke.
A busy array of visits and travels lists Mrs C A Nold in Marshalltown with kin, James Bales and others on a Minnesota hunting trip, and many residents visiting relatives in Des Moines, Eldora, and nearby towns. Also notes on forgery case of C V Albee and Agnes Ayres in a forthcoming Paramount feature at the Grand Theatre.
A long list of residents visiting relatives and attending events across Ames Marshalltown Eldora and surrounding areas. Movements include teachers conference attendees visitors between trains, weekend visits, outings to Hampton Cedar Rapids and Des Moines, and multiple family visits with details on travel and illness.
An $800.00 ring attached to a chain was tied to a drawer when the chain broke and money was stolen. The thief escaped, and the man preserves his button as a keepsake.
A humorous tale recounts Jones resenting Green's horse talk during a visit to the Greens. Green uses odor and persuasion to press a business scheme, while Jones suspects ulterior motives. Mrs Jones wonders why Green fixates on horses as the ride ends in tension. Later, Katherine Negley reflects on changing urban life from church to garage, noting evolving roles and price pressures in a shifting city.
In a June 1802 moment in the cabinet room President Roosevelt chats while a barber shaves him. Major Loeffler escorts Say and Raikes to the library as Roosevelt recalls Pauncefote’s death and his reasons for halting the flag at half mast.
An appeal recalls Tolstoy’s daughters living in Russia with limited monthly remittance. They maintain their father’s country home as a public museum while facing financial strain and insufficient food for staff. The note cautions against giving large sums to them, favoring broader relief efforts.
A string of Eldora residents and guests travel between Ackley Marshalltown Des Moines and Waverly over the weekend. Notables include Miss Hilda Nichols visiting Ackley and Mrs Lottie Mohler from Los Angeles arriving for a stay with H W Emeny and local friends. Senator Schmedhka from Radcliffe notes continued farm support across the district.
Mr and Mrs L A Wheeler move to Dalhart Texas. George Storr visits Cedar Rapids on business. John Nissan recovers after blood poisoning in thumb. Mrs O W Tower of Gifford and Mrs Carrie Myers of Waterloo visit Eldora. Geo Potgeter of Steamboat stops in Eldora. Mrs R C Ginner and Mrs A G Ugle of Abbott shop in Eldora. Mrs C A Nold leaves for Marshalltown. Fank Smith builds a new farm house in Grundy County. Melvin Lakey’s team at Osage defeats Austin, Minn 8 to 0. Will Parks grows raspberry bearing vines. Haas Co offers wool auto robe blanket 60x80 for 3.98 this week. Bert Schryrer arrives from Polo Ill to visit cousin J A Landis. Mrs BW Pontier visits at home of Mr and Mrs J A Smith before returning home to Trurow. Debere Young of Traer and Erwin Bruemeyer of Gladbrook visit Blanche Wilhelm. Mrs Albert Morgan and baby depart Los Angeles for home.
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