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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1924
Page
9
Mabel A. Howard Clerk of District Court announces the appointment of N. E. Waugh Addison and Smedal as attorneys for the administrator of M T. Nessa deceased of Hardin County. Creditors must present claims to the administrator for allowance or file with the Clerk of the District Court. Dated September 6 1924.
Notice is given that Mabel A. Howard has been duly appointed and qualified as executor of Flora Skinner's estate in Hardin County Iowa. All indebted persons must pay immediately and those with claims should present them duly authenticated to the undersigned for allowance and file with the Clerk of the District Court. Dated September 2 1924. Bo tB.
Whitten Royal Neighbor lodge members met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Jack Eggleston. Miss Velma Long visits Grundy Center this week. Rev. E B Curless and family moved to a farm west of town. Mrs. Jack Conner of Union visited the Nate Mitchell home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds visited friends at West Liberty from Saturday to Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Mabie motor to Gilbert on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. A W Mitterer of Eldora visited Chas Long Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. L S Ingham began Thursday in their car for Los Angeles. Messrs A R Nordquist and Fred ...
Ralph Kauffman Chrisman and others bought cattle in Kansas City last week. Local residents visited Denver for a short stay. Mrs. Marion Upton of Union called in town Sunday. A motor trip to Minnesota is planned by Mr and Mrs J H Moore. Methodist Bible School members enjoyed a Marshalltown park picnic. Urza Hanser teaches at Felix No 3. The Covered Wagon shown in Marshaltown drew attendees from the area. Needlework Club gathered at Mrs A R Nordquist home with refreshments. Roy Eggleston family moved into T B Eggleston house. Teachers received a reception at the school house Tuesday evening with a short musical program. Ben Frimmel and Ralph Day attend business college in Marshalltown. Leo Lockard of Eldora visited Saturday. C A Mabie H A Lyon Mrs Dr Blaha and N B Davenport returned from a McGregor camping trip Friday. Rev Morris Bailey of Des Moines preached at the Christian church Sunday. Mrs Mabel Olmstead hosted the Monday club Monday afternoon. C V Dietz and son from Mason City visited Claude Hauser on Sunday. Marion Curless goes to Ames for college this year.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ferris called at the Will Trady home Tuesday evening. Rev and Mrs C Miner and family and Miss Lenna Lundy took supper in the A F Winters home Thursday evening. Miss Lundy Ida Louise and Paul Miner remained until Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs W S Miller visited Wednesday night in the John Brady home at Eldora.
Mr and Mrs Frank Perry and Eileen drove to Hubbard where Mrs Perry had an ulcerated tooth removed. Several residents visited, traveled to Des Moines and Marshalltown for dental work, health consults, and family visits. Church services and club meetings noted with upcoming Sunday activities and school start.
Fairview P T Lepley and Guy Porter drive to Marshalltown. Several families including the Rubottoms from New Providence and Eldora visitors drop by, with calls in Farlow Rubottom, Roba Norman, Jennie Rash and Ruddick households. Attendees note visits with relatives, a funeral in Union, and painters at J N and H A Ruddick houses.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Beasley and daughter Lucille spent Sunday with their parents. Zearing visitors Mr and Mrs John Miterer and Mr and Mrs Fred Husse joined Mrs Husse in a Sunday dinner. Aid Thursday hosted by Mrs John Sheldon. Halfpop family visited Art Cockerham. Huge Halfpop visited Ledyard. Mike Clausen and son Gerald with Nellie Mitterer entertained at supper at Beasley home. Otto family spent Sunday with Mrs William Otto. Mitterer and Bunty families visited Clark households. corn shelling noted.
Mrs Will Stukenburg of Radcliffe visited friends here. Mr and Mrs H T Harris and daughter visit relatives at Fairmont Minnesota. Max Schultz spent Friday at Popejoy. Delis Munson spent the weekend with H R Wasson in Eldora. Rev Janice of Buckeye preached a fine sermon here Sunday. Paul Maroni spent last week near Eldora. Chris Leerberg is driving a new Chevrolet.
The Ivester community reports most rings finished threshing and fair numbers down due to good weather and crop timing. A long list of local residents and visitors are noted, including Henry Sheller Sr and Lois of Long Beach California visiting relatives, school and church events, and multiple family gatherings around Eldora and nearby towns.
Hughes A reports a bright cool morning yet threshing is delayed again by rain. The brief item notes farming conditions and ongoing work impacted by unsettled weather.
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