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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
4
For sale good building lots, monuments direct from factory, seven room house for sale or rent, 80 acre pasture for rent, yearling Angus bulls, small house for rent, funds not guaranteed by wife, exhaust muffler lost, oats, chickens postpaid, various poultry breeds with prices, piano for sale, and a general want ad promising dividends.
Ziba Burgher went to Bloomfield on business. Reeves Spurgeon is ill at his brother Sam Spurgeon's home. The Farm Bureau met at Albert Haydens with a nutrition lesson by Mrs. Myres of Ames. The next meeting will be at Jeff Stoner's. June George Morton from Unionville visited his mother Mrs. James Morton last Friday. Pearl White was in Moulton soliciting for the Farmers Protective Association of Davis county. A follow up Farm Bureau ladies meeting will be at Mrs. Fred Gravitt's on Wednesday afternoon June 3. Pearl White and wife attended Memorial services at Moulton Sunday.
Mrs Pauline Bonnie and her young son from Ottumwa spent last week at Charley Stansberrys and Grandpa Howell. Mrs Jas Howell cleaned house. Cam Shelton and family visited Jim Howell's home last Friday. Mrs Frank Hughes is improving slowly. Miss Marian Howell visits sister Mrs Sylvia Dodge near Blakesburg this week. Ross Rogers and family from Ottumwa visited Orleans over Sunday. Grandpa Howell came from Centerville to spend the week with his son. Tom Rucker and wife called at M F Dewell home last Wednesday.
Rev Burgher filled both morning and evening services at Miller and 47 attended Sunday School. The church raised 22 dollars with one fourth going to the Southern Iowa Association treasurer and the rest to the mission fund. The event highlighted many women and girls present and the ice cream supper followed Saturday night.
And Mrs Ed Rumilay visit their son Harry while Misses Inez Mary Miller Winnie and Mary Hanes plan Tuesday departure for Cedar Falls. Mrs Mary Fowler received a message Tuesday announcing her sister Mrs Elizabeth Hiatt had died and would be buried at Julesburg Colorado.
Beulah area farmers have spent days shearing sheep and delivering wool to market. Lassy Bennett and wife made Unionville calls Friday afternoon. D A McCullough and son Earl visited Tom Joiner’s home Friday evening. Lowell Young aided Uncle Duncan Burgher with farm work this week. Mrs Followill visited Mrs Everett Hornaday Thursday. Donald Burgher returned Friday morning after a visit with grandfather D W Burgher. Milo Thistlethwaite and brother visited Adell Friday forenoon. Wm Stice and family from Ottumwa visited relatives Friday to Sunday. Rex Thistlethwaite and wife returned to Ottumwa Sunday after a couple days with Austin Thistlethwaite.
Miss Bernice Oneal of Kansas City visited relatives Sunday. James Hays was in Corning Iowa Friday. Claud Fox Fay Fox attended the Fox Riges wedding Monday morning. A rain fell late Monday into Tuesday. Steward and Ronald Bishop of Udell visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Beggs. Dr Sellers called on Grover Ward Tuesday evening.
Monday evening a fine rain fell in Coatsville and vicinity, bringing welcome relief to dry conditions and easing dust as residents noted the gentle shower across a broad area.
Notes from Ottumwa region record weekend visits and daily activities. John Sales and wife from Ottumwa visited father Marshalls. Marshall Taylor and Carl Marshall are building a porch at G. E. Marshall residence. Mark Childs plowed corn before the rain. Will Guinn graded the road improving auto traffic. A truck delivered poultry and eggs. Chas Horn plowed corn. June Guinn and family visited Noah Probasco. Arch Childs sawed wood for his wife. Imer Pratt sold wool to Harlan Howard. Mrs. Sadie Pickinpaugh visited her niece, Mrs. Mark Childs. Ed Weldon and family from Cincinnati, Ind., visited Reed Barr home Sunday.
The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church invites all for a Friday night gathering priced at ten cents. Enjoy a social event with fun activities and refreshments described humorously as a lot of cats and good times. Proceeds support church activities.
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