Local Penelings 9k and Lime Crush Ads
A miscellaneous string of short notices and ads including Miss Edna Cundill as a Davenport passenger, Mrs E Reel visiting Onslow relatives, Dr Reynolds back from Clinton Davenport, Arthur Farr visiting with sister Mrs M Cannell, Miss Minnie Smith nurse at Iron Spring Wailer, Missie Ellis at Grinnell College Mt. Vernon, Hamley Studio supplies, McGinty Club event at Hamley, Lois McDonald visiting near Baldwin, and folk traveling to various towns. Also notes on solvex medicine guarantees, price lists, and local arrangements plus Tanlac and Tanlac ads, travel to Sabula, and Dr A B Bower attending railroad surgeons’ convention. Ends with Hyomei cough remedy promotion and local travel mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Cundill
W Davenport
E. Reel
Onslow
Minnie Smith
Iron Spring Wailer
Tanlac
Broxam & Binculey
Will Taylor
Sabula
A. B. Bower
Chicago
Railroad Surgeons
Deisen
L Harrison
Grand
Arch Masons
Ames social notes recount visits and church meeting
Welter Jameson and several Ames residents traveled to Iowa City to visit Dr and Mrs O L Frank for a reunion attended also by Dr Prank The article records other local trips to Dubuque Kansas City and Miles and notes a Baptist choir meeting and officer elections It mentions families such as Goodman Farr Round Kidder Macomber and Warren and Neelans among others with small town social details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welter Jameson
Ames
Dragon
Mr. Aden
Delmar
Howard Wright
Iowa City
O. L. Frank
F. V. Supt
B. S&s. Moyle
Dr. Prank
Mary Goodmen
Howard Harrison
Dubu‘ue
Emil’ Goodman, Jr
Emil Goodman
Dubuque
C. Farr
Kansas City
Edna Mahogan
Believe Man Hurt Henry Locke In Axe Accident
Henry Locke suffered a severe foot injury while chopping wood in the country last Tuesday morning. An axe glanced and struck his right foot. he bled heavily and was carried to his father's home in town. Doctors at Moulton hospital removed two toes and damaged foot bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Locke
Lampe
Moulton
Bendixon
Herald
John Kozak Appointed Agent for Town Steam Laundry
Notice states John Kozak has secured the agency for Town Steam Laundry in Davenport. Laundry left at Kozak Tailor Shop on Monday or Tuesday will be picked up and returned by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kozak
Davenport
Kozak
Everyboy
Baptist ‘Church
Israel
Mt. Sinai
Cabbage and Community Notices in Local Ad Sheet
Cabbage Blake's late harvest ready for orders. Mrs W H Harrison returns from three week visit in Moline. Mrs June Parker hosts Mothers Club at 112 North Decker. Ralph Thames moves to Cheyenne for work with electrical firm and will live with uncle Chas Odgers. For stomach distress, M O M A stomach tablets guaranteed by Staack Luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Harrison
Moline
June Parker
Mothers’ Club
North Decker Street
Ralph Thames
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ralph
Chas. Odgers
Staack& Luck Isk
Mr and Mrs Chas Cooper Return from Ames Visit
Mr and Mrs Chas Cooper returned to their home at Ames Friday morning after spending a few days at the home of the former's brother, George Cooper, Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Cooper
Ames
George Cooper, Sr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Farr
Mrs. M. Cannell
Iss Lois McDonald
Miss Marine House
Baldwin
S. Guy Ringenberg
Litte
Wilton
Solvex
Gtaack & Smckiesh
Price St Vents
T. Tf
C. R. Lee
Waterloo
G. J. Carson
Lee
Itill
Broxam
Maquoketa
Flora Laux
Farr
Postmester
Ben Mowmd
Ruth
H. B. Safford
Sterling
Rock Falls
Staack & Luckiesh
Hi. P. Drake
West James St
Iowa
GegimEnt
Hoffmann Bros
Ouch
Baxi
Bigat Fabrice
Cord
Oxfords
Butterworth's
Boot Shop
Faithe Kidder-Macomber
Qin
City
J. J. Kidder
Miles
Kidder
W. TH. Orr
Nurse Orr
James Warren
Ben Warren
Tty Allen
John Neelans
St. Vemont Street
Mr. Neelans
Otto Seeberger
Carbon
Blake
Geo. F. Blake
Rexall
Broxam & Hinckley
J. E. Hoffstrom
Harrison. & Sons
Staack & Lutkiesh
Ttf
F. J. Swift
William H. Swift
Mary Jacobs
Maquékete
Supt
C. L. Daudel
Wheatland Gazette
Fletcher
Studebaker
The
Studebaker Corporation of America
A. R. Erskine
Studebaker Cars
CORR
C. P. Bauch
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