Local Notes And Ads From Centerville And Nearby
Fresh Centerville bread daily at Bolons. Mrs. Hines visited Corydon last week. B Smith on the list. Miss Stimpson visited Corydon Saturday. A good work mare for sale cheap inquire D P Goodrich. Ynomas Guinn of Clay Basin trading in town yesterday. Big round layer cakes 25 cents at the Bakery. Imitation thunderstorm at Russell’s inn shop. 12 foot wide Linoleum 48 cents at Hutchinson Son’s rug sale. Baptist aid society meets with Mrs Rutledge Thursday afternoon. Dr D Shirley and H C Brewer of Allerton visitors in Humeston Tuesday. Another good rain. grass turning green. Reversable Stayrna rugs 30x60 inch 82 cents at Hutchinson Son’s rug sale. Mr and Mrs Como Darrah of Derby visiting sister Mrs H W Canfield. All owing E W Roe call at Humestone State Bank to settle. Ladies aid society of M E church meets with Mrs H W Thomas Thursday afternoon. C A Russell timer has a Dodd Struthers thunder storm machine. he will demo any day. Lost a small two blade coin silver pocket knife engraved Home Insurance Co New York. valuable. Leave at this office for reward.
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Ynomas Guinn
Russell's Inn
Hutchinson & Son
Como Darrah
Derby
H. W. Canfield
Waterworks proposal gains citizen support
A town considers establishing a waterworks system for fire protection with strong civic backing. The council reviews the project, asserting the initiative could save property and prove a sound long term investment for the town. Citizens are urged to give the plan robust encouragement.
Propositions for Clay township school houses on next Friday
A special election will be held in Clay township next Friday on two pro positions to build school houses. One proposition uses the school house fund to build a house in district No 5, and the other proposes a tax of 800 dollars to build a school house in district No 4.
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Clay Township
Are Requested to Settle Up by Doctors McCulloch & Smith
All those owing Drs. McCulloch and Smith are asked to call at their office and settle accounts.
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Drs. McCulloch & Smith
Notice to renters to settle back rent or vacate grounds
Take Notice. All parties renting lots of ground from me please call and settle all back rent and pay one year in advance or vacate the same. You are hereby notified not to remove any property from said grounds without my consent. A. Hi westox.
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A. Hi Westox
Humeston Markets Produce and Grain Rates
Corrected market notes list butter at 19 to 24 cents per pound, eggs 1 to 1.5 dollars per dozen, potatoes per bushel. Live stock and grain figures show hogs at 85.00 to 5.25, cattle and calves with steers 3.50 to 4.00, cows 14 to 24. Timothy seed 1.50, millet 55 cents, rye 80 cents, and other feeds priced for delivery.
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Humeston
Geo. O. Gardner
Pleasant View Social Notes of Local Visits
Pleasant View records show Will and Mrs Andre visiting Lucas Friday. Benton Erb and wife called on Pat Berard last Wednesday. James Newsome was a business visitor at Chariton Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Lazner visited with Will McMains and wife Sunday. Dora McDaniels and Mollie Miller spent Sunday with R Shores. Charity Puller and daughter Kit visited C M Be vard's Sunday. Pat Bevard and daughter Maude called on Mrs Guy Irwin Wednesday. Robert Chapman and daughter Lulu visited Wright Newsome's Sunday. Josie Williams from Des Moines visited her parents J Barger and wife on Tuesday.
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Benton Erb
Pat Berard
James Newsome
Chariton
John Lazner
Will McMains
Dora McDaniels
Mollie Miller
R. Shores
Pat Bevard
Maude
Guy Irwin
Robert Chapman
Lulu
Wright Newsome’s
Josie Williams
Des Moines
J. Barger
Tick Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Finch visited Mrs Baker on Sunday and Belle Duncan spent Thursday night with Lala Bissel. Henry Johnson and wife visited Gus Johnson Saturday. Bessie Cox of Cambria planned a short stay at H L Finch home. Verne Hicks of Derby visited sister Nell Buffum last Thursday. Miss Mary Davis and sister Edith shopped in Hameston Saturday. Belle Duncan called on uncle C A Garton Saturday. Joan Hamilton, ill with lung fever, is not better. N M Bissel and daughter Lola visited Joseph Pearson Sunday. M E Shaw and mother moved to housekeeping on the McCulloch farm west of town. Enos Davis farm sold last week at 885.00 per acre to C Baker. Hobart Baker returns from Kansas to help this year.
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Lala Bissel
Belle Duncan
Henry Johnson and Wife
Gus Johnson
Bessie Cox
Cambria
H. L. Finch
Verne Hicks
Derby
Nell Buffum
Joan Hamilton
N. M. Bissel
Lola
Joseph Pearson
M. E. Shaw
McCulloch
Enos Davis
We ‘C. Baker
Hobart
Kansas
Mr. Walker
Leroy
Frank Kaylor
Freedom
D. M. Fisk
Walter Rush
Little Mabel Stone
W. Rumble
Mrs. Taylor
Cambria Notes Include Visitors Illness and Local News
Cambria briefs report civic and social happenings with residents visiting Corydon Leroy Des Moines Chicago and Oklahoma. Updates include measles pneumonia and serious illness, new residence additions, a meat market move, a soda fountain purchase, and births at two families.
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Armour
Moser Bros
Hawkeye Lumber Co
John W. Fisher
Brussels
Centerville
Bolon’s
Harry Hines
Corydon
Mr. B. Smith
Margaret Stimpson
D. P. Goodrich
The
Baptist Aid Society
E. W. Roe
Humestone State Bank
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
H. W. Thomas
C. A. Russell
Dodd & Struther
Home Insurance Co
New York
Venir
A. Humeston
Pleasant View
Will Andre
Lucas
Charity Puller
Kit
C. M. Bevard’s
Mrs. Finch
Mrs. Baker
Mary Davis
Edith
Hameston
C. A. Garton
Is Is Undaay
Will Davis
Myrtle Garton
Trent Davis
Mrs. Falkenburg
Mrs. Benda
Ima Boise
Chicago
Sherman Opp
Dr. Dicks Brick
Will Wright
Wig Wam Cigar Co
J. J. Davis
U.c
Brown
Oklahoma
James Miner’s
James Hawkins
Moser. Bros
Co. L. Hart
the Clothier
Hill
Humane
the Harness Man
SFIS
Trust
A. Russell
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