Local social notes and club gatherings in the town
A patchwork of social events fills the page with teas, entertainments, and meetings. Mrs. Nichol hosts travelwood ice cream, the Poe O. society is entertained, and various clubs including the Floyd camp No. C125 Me. Wood and the Guild of St.Geos Ghureiy hold gatherings. Birthday celebrations, a lodge ball, and a children's party are described amid references to local merchants and seasonal activities.
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Floyd Camp
Wood
What the State Hormat is doing at Cedar Falls visit
A fragmented reminiscence of a Cedar Falls visit highlights the immense educational institution and its modern apparatus. The author notes tight organization, extensive teaching methods, and the centralization shift toward state schools. President Seely and local trustees receive praise for leadership and building plans. A brief social glimpse includes Mrs Lich and McCullie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uditor Lobe
Cedar Falls
Cour
Beech
Davies
Winat
Itomiiahy
Pipota
Seeley
Uae
Sith
Ataoowa Western Union Volieze
Volar
Gaede
Wroudfoot & Bird
Des Moines
Lowa
Therm
Hun
J. Wu Yoane
Levery Giligial
Mmore
McCullie
Limes
le Mars
Travel hardships cause kidney troubles described by ads
A historical advertisement warns that constant motion harms kidneys and promotes Joley's Kidney Cure. It claims train workers and drivers suffer kidney disease from vibration. It quotes Geo E Hanson, a locomotive engineer from Lima Ohio, who says Foley's Kidney Cure provided relief.
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Joley
Geo. E. Hanson
Lima
Foley
Bowland
County News Briefs and Social Roundup In Stanton
Regular Correspondent reports Mrs Ge0 Tiarker recovering with rest after six weeks of eye trouble. School entertainment by Miss Mary Strouse success, proceeds to fund a new school dictionary. Weekend visits, orchard camp meeting at William Cobbert grove drawing many. Bishop W S Tefl attends in Reading. Picnics and dances draw crowds. local marriages, farm reports, and road washouts noted. Broken Kettle beats Millnerville 10 to 0. Multiple visits and social events across Stanton and nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary I
Strouse
Williaa Cobbert
W. S. Tfeil
Reading
Penn
el- Lida Farlow
Anthony Alderson
Local Notes From LeMars and Nearby Here
Mae Cavanaugh spent the week in LeMars helping with entertainment at St James school. Mrs Ringer of LeMars visited friends here on Wednesday. Ed Weise returned from Mapleton on Monday. Two stock buyers shipped a car of hogs Thursday night. Mrs N W Gilbert of LeMars canvassed in Dalton Thursday. Some of our people attended the
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Mae Cavanaugh
LeMars
St James School
Mrs. Ringer of
Ed Weise
Mapleton
Knud Dewey
M. K
Hinton
Ninton Ball Club
Our James Boys
Frank Montgomery
Sioux City
Griffith-Schutt Wedding Embraces Moonlit Schutt Home
About seventy guests gathered Wednesday evening at the Schutt home to witness the Griffith-Schutt wedding. Rev. Reiofrank officiated under moonlit lawn conditions as the bride, Miss Dollie Fauter of Jefferson, and groom J. W. Rainboth of Le Mars were joined in matrimony. The reception followed with a feast prepared by the mother, marking a joyous start to the couple’s life together.
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Grifith-Schutt
Schutt
Reiofrank
Dollie Fauter
Jeferson
Rainboth
Mars
Ceri
Pirhood
Hasing
Glove-Post Notes Local Doings and Travel
Reguar correspondence to the Glove-Post reports John Mammen bought a fine carriage and the LeMars Telephone Co completed wire stringing for Mammen, soon ready for use. Also mentions Miss Ilanna Pageler birthday, various neighbors with travel, trades, sick lists, a home project, and a minor traffic mishap near Mammen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars ‘Telephone Co
Mammen
Paine's Celery Compound Claims Cure for Rheumatism
An advertisement asserts Paine's Celery Compound cures rheumatism by removing uric acid from blood. It promises quick, lasting relief, nerve and tissue rebuilding, and urges early use. Testimonial from S Louis engineer Mr. S. D. Conway claims permanent personal cure after prior failures.
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Paine
5. D. Conway
St. Louis
Visitors and transports mark a busy week in region
Tuesday driving to Neptune John Snyder bought a car of tat cattle from Ben Mhuland. two carloads of lumber and two cars of brick unloaded for the mill to push building for the sel) market. Grant Musser and family visited Clinton. corn grows rapidly in tuts ned' Our band. A large turnout attended Stanton township camp meeting slated to close Monday. Hinton nine lost to James 10 to 0, first time James beat Minton M. A. Bancroft family visited Independence. Blanche Haller closed a school term in district Ne 7. George Diediker dance planned June 20. Alfred Larson and family visited Swan Larson, and many others shared visits across Ponca and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snyder
Neptune
Ben Mhuland
Lioux
A Lesson in Health and Local Lumber Changes
A health ad promises To Leys Ikidney Cure as a cure for kidney and bladder disease and claims it strengthens health. Separately, M A Moore & Co bought the Edwards Bradford Co lumber yards at Seney and will operate as The Seney Lumber Company with W D Kennedy remaining as manager.
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Toley
Rowland Jones
M.A. Moore & Co
Seney
Edwards, Bradford Co
Seney Lumber Company
W. D. Kennedy
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Advertises Healing Claims
An advertisement states A Serious mistake, E A DeWitt & Co make genuine Witch Hazel Salve. DeWitt’s heals without leaving a scar and cures blind, bleeding, itching and protruding piles burns bruises eczema and all skin diseases. Sold by Rowland Jones.
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E.A. DeWitt & Co
DeWitt's
DeWitt’s
Rowland Jones
Progres sive farmer Henry Meinen to finish fine Plym outh residence
Henry Meinen of Preston township four miles northwest of Crathorne is completing a modern 32 by 34 foot house with 20 foot posts. It will have furnace heating acetylene gas lighting hot and cold water and a fine bathroom. Dave Edmunds installs Royal furnace and gas plant, expected in about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meinen
Preston Township
Crathorne
Plymouth County
Dave Edmunds
Melnen
Social afternoon for Western Union College graduates
Miss Legget hosted a refined social afternoon for graduating members and faculty at Mrs. B. O. Gaston's home. Decor featured class colors 03 dark and white with pink and white candlelight and carnations. A luncheon followed at five o'clock with Miss Rena Gaston helping, and guests included Misses Steben Woodard Woodke Mordoff Detloff and Potter, marking Legget's impending departure.
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U Legget
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