Daily Jottings Priday Hostesses and Visits Abound
The column recounts social events from a week including Mrs Harry J Hurst hosting dinner for friends, Mrs Herbert Panghorn entertaining in honor of Mrs L M Boof, Rudebeck and Wherry trips to Davenport, visits by the Andersons and Bauch family, outings to Bellevue and Billings Springs, and several local gatherings with neighbors and relatives. Also notes moves and travels of the Stang van Epps Woods and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
Harry J. Hurst
Herbert Panghorn
L.M. Boof
Omaha
Claus
Rudebeck
Davenport
Leonard Wherry
Jacob Anderson
Miles
C. P. Bauch
E. D. Hansens
W. F. Butteryeorths
Hugh Barries
Bellevue
Clint Woods
Famly
Bert Woods
Billings Springs
Qzark
Ficini
Chas. R. Lee
Stang
Monmouth
Glen van Epps
Grand Bound
Baul van Epps
Sec
Ond Ward
Inhabitants Gather For Local Socials AndBirth News
Maple Street residents swap homes with the Riepes family as Joe Ripple and family move in. Bellevue darice attended by Leonard Wherry. O D O birthday dinner for Miss Mary Hansen at Miss Mildred Tabor's home. Maquoketa visitors Rev and Mrs Snyder. Center Junction Miss Myrtle Livingston shops in town. La Verne McMurray visits grandparents F M McMurray. Riverview hosts and dinner in honor of Mrs Fred Fischer. Frances Hier celebrated fifth birthday with friends. Mrs Ivan Mitchell hosts ladies club. Mrs M Rice and Mrs E B Brown host Riverview gathering for Mary Spencer and Lena Spencer of Washington DC. Mrs H A McIntire hosts cave party for guest. Inventor of Income Tax noted as Henry Beeke connected to Pitt and Vane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eest Maple Street
Joe Ripple
Riepes
Leonard Wherry
Bellevue
Mildred Tabor
Mary Hansen
Omaha
J. 3.Snyder
Elwood
Maquoketa
Myrtle Livingston
Center Junction
la’ Verne McMurray
Andrew
F. M. McMturray
Frances
Peter Hier
Ivan Mitchell
M. Rice
E. B. Brown
Riverview
Mary Spencer
Lena Spencer
Washington, D.C
H. A. McIntire
Hall's Catarrh Remedy Ad Promises Cure and Rewards
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a thirty five year trusted cure for catarrh offering a one hundred dollar reward for uncured cases. It claims blood action on mucous surfaces, toxin removal, health improvement, and urges sending for testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
T_T CHENEY & CO
Toledo
Oro
All Drugyisia, Ac
Why Norwegian Husbands Are Happy Story
A fragment notes a belief that a girl must possess a certificate proving she can cook before marriage. The item reflects dated gender norms and social expectations without detailing individuals or timelines.
You Guessed Wrong Bro Lost-85 bill in Bellevue Herald
A pun based item notes a lost five dollar bill tied to a local bet. The Bellevue Herald mentions readers returning money through advertisements and praises honesty. The caller thanks those who helped in finding the fire for the owner, with Polke urged to value advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Longfellow
The
Sentinel
Bellevue Herald
Bro. Young
Herald
Polke
Card of Thanks for Family Losses and Kindness
A card expresses gratitude from Mr. Frank De Moss and family for kindness shown during illness and death of his wife and mother. Similar thanks from Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wray and family for condolences on the death of Wm. Rathie. Also notes a Spanish physician warning about aspirin and quinine dangers and the formation of quino toxin based on a Scientific American account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank de Moss
Wm. Rathie
F. W. Wray
W. Rathie
Scientific American
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Amioskeag
Hope
Gauze West
Tolie du Nord
Kayser
Harry Fischer
Fred Fischer
Blue Island
Riverview Club
F. C. Gregory
D. H.whitmer
Est Nation
W. W. Ogden
George Shattuck
Marshall Cook
J. W. Dunlap
Burr von Schrader
Iva Morse
Albert Waugh
Hugo Riepe
Prospect Street
NASBY
Robert A. Johnson
Best On Earth
Dons
Orlel Scollege
Pitt
Henry Beeke
Oriel
Oxford
Vane
London ‘Times
Automobile Blue Book
Maricopa
Cal
Chicago Herald and
Harrison’s
Steve
Chandler
Auto Sales Company
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