Local society and business notes from Mason City
Local notes report club meetings and hostesses for Iris Club and Outlasts Club, visits by L G Shelley of Kansas City, Easter dinner by the Reformed Church ladies, and death of Mrs. Butterworth. Iowa City students plan home leave for vacation. various residents visit relatives. Ads note home shrubs and spring orders, Mason City population growth, and a local funeral.
Mary Ann Trackett Learns to Settle Debts and Wins Heart
In 1820, Mary Ann Trackett confronts long unpaid bills left by her family’s finances after her father’s death. She tracks debtors, including Jan Worthens, and purchases a pumpkin with money owed to her father. Jan’s son later congratulates him on a smart match as Mary Ann marries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann
Hiram Jones
Gray Oadster
Mary
Ann
Jan ‘Worthéns
Jan Vy Ata
Riny Mises
Jan Petlien
Tram Mx. Worthens
Jan Werthens
Erry
Shriver
Mary-Ann
Mr. Worthens
Worthens
Himsen
Rand
Alene
Jan Ton
Local society notes and family updates from Elwood to Davenport
Mrs Wrayne W McPesk visited her sister Mrs John Gallaway in Elwood. Mr and Mrs Frank Coverdale returned from St Petersburg Fla. A Mason City Cecil hotel fire killed four dogs and damaged property. Mr and Mrs Henry Schurben visited from Bellevue with Albert and wife. Fruit areas advertised by The Florist. Mire. Chas Morse returned to Rock Island due to grandchild illness. Mrs M Barker and daughter John Wantz visiting Davenport. Ex-kaiser seen surrounded by Dutch policemen. Daughters of the King meet at the church parlors Friday. DeLaval service at Brady Electric Co salesrooms Friday. bring separators for repair. Miss Agnes Staack returns from Town City. slow recovery from operation. Miss Harriett Ssler finished term. Last Day Treat at school with Ada Ethers and Nettie Peters assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrayne W McPesk
John Gallaway
Elwood
Frank Coverdale
Winsters
St. Petersburg
Fla
Cecil Hotel
Mason City
Mana
Mme
Henry Schurben
Bellevue
Albert
Chas. Morse
Rock Island
M. Barker
John Wantz
Sehook
Byer
Ber
Agnes Staack
Town
Miss Spaack
Harriett Ssler
Ada Ehters
Nettie Peters
Schoel
Card of Thanks in a Local Notice Mix
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends lodge orders American Legion boys and flowers after bereavement for husband and father. Mentions Florist Hill for vines and shrubbery and local names. Also notes deaths, travel, and a factory resuming with thirty machines. urges early fruit tree orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
W. Wannery
Development is Nature's Law and Silent Time’s Echo
Fragmented lines describe memory, childhood happiness, and a longing for the past. The text hints at nature, art, and sacredness hovering over a distant, altered society. It reads as poetic meditation on youth, time, and enduring values amid change.
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W. RE
Deran
Chicago
McGinty Club
Sohn Campbell
C. C. Gallagher
Iris Club
We. J. Nis
L. GO. Shelley
Kansas
City
Paul
Shelley
Reformed Chur
Giurde
Brady Elec. Co S.ies
Henry Barker
Welton
Re Grapergater
H. L. Hill
Clara Riestroffer
Elda
Rosella Wagener
Wirth
People’s
Bettendorf
Rogs Beall
Miles
N. E. Butterworth
Hill the Florist
Mathew Horan
Dewitt
Mtiestlay
G. G. Jackson
Oakdale
Iowa
Staack ‘ Lyckiesk
Biessing’s Grocery & Market
Batterworth Boot Shop
Gage
Lyman
Cozy Hat Shop
Minnie Becker Hegstrom
MctCaffrey
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Hill
H. L. Emerson
Dison
E. Butterworth
Geo. B. Weentan
Chicero
L. B
Deloss
Mrs. Homelover
Harrison & Sons, Funeral Directors
Lane Furniture Co
Drosseau Bros
Madelly
Sminke
Iad
East Plat Sect
Maguoketa, Iowa