Numerous locals visit and travel in central Iowa towns
The report lists residents and visitors in Corydon Humeston Albia Leon Garden Grove and other towns across Iowa. Individuals such as C E Buchanan N H Hart Dr McCulloh William Miller Ed Kellogg R E Guinn C B Wood Lester Winland Myrtle Gardner Earl Ryan and J T Quale travel on business visits or to see relatives. Local social movement includes Hutchinson Son selling sewing machine needles and agents conventions in Brookfield Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Bone
Cory
Hutchinson & Son's
John Foster
Albia
W. F. Rouse
L. D. Miller
Leon
Local notices and social brief items from Derby area
Derby residents hosting visitors and selling stock appear in a mixed community note. People include Mrs W H Davis visiting Derby, E H Alexander selling five cows, G W Patterson visiting Seymour, Mrs Louis Moffett from Chariton, Miss Estella and Fay Garton from Kansas and Colorado, J M Guinn from Ce visiting family in Sydney Wils, Mr and Mrs Jake Sarbough from Unity shopping in Hamilton, and several others visiting or traveling. A Republican convention in Corydon, a Chris church meeting, and a printing offer for visiting cards are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Moffett
Chariton
Estella
Fay Garton
Kansas
Colorado
J .M. Guinn
Sydon Wils Mojo Guinn
Jake Sarbough
The
Unity Neghborhood
Haimntston
J. M. Clever
TL. E. Hasner
Siisin Kottheff
New Hampton
George Koltheff
Secon
Houtchimeon & Bupyie
A. D. McCulloch
D. P. Goodrich
Corydon
Chris Church
Newt Martin
Missouri
Lester Smith
New Era
IXL Lunch Room Prices Noted as Very Reasonable
A brief local notice shows IXL Lunch Room offering meals at a notably low price, emphasizing budget friendly options for diners in the area. The notice highlights affordability and community access to lunch, with no additional fees mentioned.
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A compact fragment notices a local event involving Lee a Ws Se Mite and WY Se fete ved Bete OO. The readable text references a gathering or fete with listed participants and apparent community relevance. Further specifics are unreadable, but the item appears to document a regional social occasion.
Chariton News Briefs and Community Notices
Bert McRae of Des Moines visited here this week with relatives and friends. Street Commissioner Palmer has been improving Second street from the depot to the town hall. A Sunday school convention at Bethlehem drew about eight hundred attendees, reflecting strong local interest in the revival work aided by association programs. Over twenty thousand conventions were held last year in North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert McRae
Des Moines
Palmer
Second Street
Town Hall
H.W. Thomas
H. W. Thomas
W. E. Crawford
Lulu Riggle
Bethlehem
North America
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.E. Farr & CO
Russell
Sanford « McCutre
Harveston
Iowa
C. E. Buchanan
Kansas City
N.H. Hart
Dr. McCulloh
William Miller
Ed Kellogg
Cambria
R. E. Guinn of
C. B. Wood
Lester Winland
Bert
Nannie McCulloch
Myrtle Gardner
Earl Ryan
Mount Pleasant
J. T. Quale
Weldon
Humeston Vistors
Charles
Dave Johnson
Derby
Humeston
Hutchinson & Son
Willard Draper
A. A. Miller
Garden Grove
J. F. Kestler
James Reid
Guy Fisher
Will Stearns
Harriston
Jas. L. Berry
Kel Jerton
John Moon
Dave Miller
Cledy Caldswell
Lewisburg
J. B. Sullivan
Brookfield
Agents
Lou Martin
Clint Summers W
Robert Middlebrook
W. H. Davis
E. H. Alexander
G. W. Patterson
Seymour
Wright and Tittle Son of
L. M. Stanton
George Miller
Smith
Lester
Galveton
Texas
J. H. Post
Laval
Gravity
Albert Lund
Shenandoah
Charles Johnson
B. F. Miller
Indianola
Chanton
Methodit
Adda Frye
Ifak
S. B. M. Cafe
Lee
Hamilton-Brown Shoes
Hamilton Brown
Vassar
Hamilton
Jane
W. D. Smith & Son
Clyde Hutchinson
Deline & Laimer
Roy
Kyner
H. D. Dye
Woodland
FE. W. Gray and Son
H. Flannigan
Gertrude Phillips
Grinnell
George Bishop
Philli
East
William Shriver
Mount Ayr
John McKibben
Ohio
XN. Celine
Ed Nelson
Allerton
J. F. McGuire
Epworth League
Seal of
Minnesota
White Lilly
A. Humeston & Son
Phoebe King
Humeston State Bank
W.T. Moore
Ingrain
Brussels
J. E. Shatto
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