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Humeston New Era

Location

Humeston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1916

Page

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Private Gardner Reports Nine Day Maneuver at Brownsville Texas

Private Gardner recounts a large border maneuver near Brownsville in 1916, detailing actions by Companies A through D and the hospital corps of the Third regiment. He describes fighting near a river, a bridge capture, a retreat, and a major battle with a 25,000-man force, noting captures of enemy trains and a draw in earlier actions.

Gardner Brownsville Towa’a 36Th Co. D San Benito Ultimate Ie Finch Cca de la Pama Ewe Aci Company D South Dakota

Private Recital At Princess Theater Features Kaiser and Scheib

Invited audience will hear Miss Marie Kaiser dramatic soprano and Mr Phillip Scheib violinist at a 8 15 pm private recital hosted by the Roush Drug Co at the Princess theater next Monday. The New Edison sound device will provide comparison with Kaiser’s voice and Edison’s recreation.

Roush Drug Co Princess Theater Marie Kaiser Phillip Scheib Miss Kaiser Mr. Scheib Edison

Four hogs sold for 223.56 at 8.75 each in Cambria

T. E. Garton delivered four hogs weighing 25?55 pounds to Springer & Greenlee of Cambria on Saturday. The price was 8.75 per hundred, bringing 223.56 total, an average of 55.89 per hog.

T. E. Garton Springer & Greenlee Cambria

Ready for Christmas Holiday Shopping Rush in Iowa

The piece notes perfect roads and weather boosting December shoppers in Iowa with plentiful goods at moderate prices. Farmers arrive by auto, and early buyers enjoy unbroken stock while latecomers face tighter selection as Christmas approaches. It also covers local high school sports, a Princess Theatre event, new staff in Leon, and rising barber costs with local shop prices.

California Iowa Hameston

Pogue and Barger Wed in Garden Grove Ceremony

Mr. J. A. Pogue of Des Moines and Mrs. Julia Barger of Garden Grove were quietly married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Biggs in this city on Monday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by Rev. C.S. Marsell, pastor of the Presbyterian church. Pogue, a well known Des Moines banker, and Barger, a respected Garden Grove resident, leave for Garden Grove on the afternoon train amid wishes for happiness from friends in the area.

Leon J. A. Pogue Des Moines Julia Barger Garden Grove Ed Biggs C.S. Marsell Presbyterian Church Pogue Barger

Westfall Ellis Marriage at Chariton Clerk’s Office

Don J. Westfall of Derby and Miss Nellie F. Ellis of Humeston were married at the clerk's office in the courthouse on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. Justice M. W. McNair performed the ceremony. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Westfall of Derby. Both are described as excellent young people from fine families, with many friends extending congratulations and best wishes for happiness.

Chariton Herald Don J. Westfall Derby Nellie F. Ellis Humeston Court House M. W. McNair George Westfall

Eastern Star Holds Election Meeting This Thursday

The Order of the Eastern Star will meet Thursday evening to elect officers. A strong attendance is desired to ensure a full slate and smooth proceedings.

Order of the Eastern Star

Parkin Named Lucas County Deputy Auditor

George E. Parkin, formerly cashier of the Home State bank and previously with the Derby bank, accepts the deputy auditor post for Lucas county and will begin January 1 assisting Auditor C. W. Rose. Parkin is praised as a capable penman and bookkeeper as Humeston bids farewell to the Parkins.

George E. Parkin Home State Bank Lucas County C. W. Rose Derby Bank Parkins Humeston

Clay Lodge Elects Officers for Ensuing Year

Clay lodge No. 195 A F and A M Lewisburg elected W M Hugh Morris 8S W W P Garton J W Floyd Surhaugh Secretary J L Traupel Treasurer J E Surbaugh Trustee Charlea Dodd for the year Saturday evening.

Clay Lodge A. F A. M Lewisburg W. M Hugh Morris W. P. Garton J. W Floyd Surhaugh J. L. Traupel J. E. Surbaugh Charlea Dodd

Wayne Post Meeting for G A R Officers Election

Wayne Post No 137 of the G A R will meet at their hall next Saturday at 2 00 p m to elect officers for the ensuing year by order of the Commander.

Wayne Post No. 137

P. E. O. Meeting To Pack For Orphans Home

The P. E. O. society will meet at Mrs. R R Arnold's home on Friday afternoon December 15 to pack a box for the Orphans Home.

P. E. O. Society R.R. Arnold Orphans’ Home

Pleasant Surprise Wedding Dinner At Fort Sam Hospital

Mr and Mrs Robert A Dickson of Fort Sam Houston Texas hosted a Saturday evening dancing party for about fifty friends in the hospital’s recreation hall. The occasion marked their fifteenth wedding anniversary, celebrated with a bride gift of a cut glass fruit bowl. Mrs Dickson wore black and white embroidered gown with canary crepe de chine, veil and silver chrysanthemum bouquet. After a supper and toasts the guests enjoyed music and merriment. In Mount Pleasant a separate wedding occurred Wednesday at Rev G H Putnam’s home as Elise Putnam wed Bayard M Beach of Huron SD. The ceremony used a ring service and a wedding dinner followed, with plans to reside in Huron after February first.

Robert A. Dickson A. J. Zimmerman Fort Sam Houston Texas Mendelsohn Otto Kramer Mount Pleasant G. H. Putnam Elise Bayard M. Beach Huron East

Change in Time for Early Morning and Late Evening Trains

A timetable update shifts No 114 arrival from 5 35 a m to 0 15 and No 113 departure from 9 25 p m to 9 46 p m. The changes affect the southbound No 114 and the northbound No 113 evening run.

No. 114 No. 113

Move to Humeston by Richards Family

W P Richards and family, formerly on a Leroy area farm, have moved to Humeston and now occupy the Matt Moser property in Fairview.

W. P. Richards Leroy Humeston Matt Moser Fairview

Boys on patrol duty at Las Palmas ranch Rio Grande

December 7 1916 report from Company D after seven days on post along the Rio Grande near Las Palmas ranch patrolling for smugglers and signaling with the Mexican side. Some troopers swam across to Mexico. court martial risk kept quiet. Weather worsened with a sandstorm and heavy dust as they endure outdoor living and sand-filled mess kits. Danii G Gardner signs off.

Rio Grande Las Palmas Ranch Mexico Iowa Danii G. Gardner

Love Family Moves to Miller South Dakota

W B Love and family leave a Cambria farm for Miller South Dakota to pursue future work. They will live in town this winter and return to a farm in the spring. Mr Love and his brother M S Love of Des Moines have rented farms near Miller and relocated this week. Reluctant friends in the area wish them well in their new home.

W. B. Love Cambria Miller Mr. Love M.S. Love Des Moines

Masons Elect Officers at Fidelity Lodge No 228

A well attended Fidelity lodge No 228 A F and A M meeting elected officers for the year. W M O C Hinchliff. W J Boyce. J W Fred M Kyner. Secretary J A Courtright. Treasurer W W Hobden.

Fidelity Lodge A. F A. M W.M O C. Hinchliff J. ©. Boyce J. W Fred M. Kyner J. A. Courtright W. W. Hobden

Pig to Be Given Away Christmas Contest by Blevins

C L Blevins a local butcher announces a ten day Christmas contest with a free pig a goose and a beef roast as gifts. Winners will be drawn from participants and prizes awarded on completion of the contest.

Woodburn High Grand River C. L. Blevins Mr. Bleving

Moves to Aurora by L L Smith and wife

L L Smith orders his paper address changed from Burlington to 225 Liberty Street Aurora Ill. He is roadmaster on the Burlington Route with headquarters in Aurora. Opportunities for You. In the New Brands. Read them.

L. L. Smith Burlington Liberty Street Aurora Ill Mr. Smith

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Border Army Life Parker President Wilson Army Willie Finch Worthington James McKinley O. K Alva Eaton Youra Daryl G. Garprer Humeston Merchants Humeston High School Woodburn Chesebro Heath Josephine Beavers Alice White Princess Theatre H. C Morehan Elbert Hubbard King Gillette Durham Duplex Surbaugh Greenlee Pogue-Barger Westfall-Ellis Parkin Chariton Wayne Post Meeting P. E. O. Meeting Masons Elect
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