Local residents travel for visits and car tires praised
Miss Agnes Moyers left for Atalissa to visit relatives and many others depart for Des Moines Wilton Iowa City and nearby towns for short visits. piano sale listed. Jackson Motor Car Co promotes Dahl puncture less filler as relief from tire troubles. 1912 Bulocks and Fords advertised with A G Stephens demonstrating merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. T. Gremmel
Agnes Moyers
Atalissa
Louise Quigley
East Fifth Street
Wilton
J. Russell
Iowa City
Hattie Johnston
Clarence Brown
Teachers’ Institute
J. McDonald
Wellman
Sue Welkert
East Sixth Street
Des Moines
B. Morey
North Liberty
Harry Nolan
Jackson Motor Car Co
Rose Pratt
Marshalltown
Family in Fear as Board Demands Unsafe Home Demolish
Simon Lieflander faced a health board over a failing store and dwelling in Kecklerville. His family says prolonged delays and a flooded, leaky building threaten their health. they offer $600 for a new structure but the father resists repairs or relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon‘Lieflander
S18
Eaat Sth Street
Board of Health
Kecklerville
Pater
Grandview to Celebrate Independence Day With Parade and Events
Grandview Iowa plans a large Fourth of July celebration on the Academy grounds. A grand automobile parade will lead a day of attractions including merry go rounds egg races grease pig contests barrel races and a featured speaker. Fireworks and brass band music will cap the day with shade and water provided for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Louisa County
Academy Grounds
Grandview Brass
Supreme Court Affirms $70,000 Judgment in Train Injury
San Francisco June 21 The state’s largest personal injury award was upheld as the Supreme Court affirmed $70,000 against Southern Pacific for Willard R. Cibbell of Fresno who was run over by a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Willard R. Cibbell
Fresno
Nichols Social Notes from Local Visit Reunions
Mary Doran returned Sunday morning from several days with friends in Washington. Onida McMaster of Balem Iowa visited her sister Mrs Roy Davis Bon. Harley Williams and son from Sand Prairie were with Charley Watkins family. Ethel Trautman spent Monday with her parents while enroute home in Muscatine after attending the Sunday School convention in Kansas City Missouri. Frank Vogl pod Charley Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Kansas City
Frank Voglo
Charley
Wolfe
Joads Ship Cattle Car to Chicago and Local Visits
Shipped two car Joads of cattle to Chicago Sunday, each accompanying their own car. Louis Barry, who completed the dental course at Iowa City this spring, visits here with friends and relatives. Many friends here are pleased he finished school with good credit. Misses Mary and Marguerite, Dor an, Vitayr, Stephens, Verda Shannon, Maude Smith and Mary Hitler left for Mascntine to attend Institute. Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Spring moved into a new home. Mrs. Ci-B Schillig arrived home after Cedar Rapids visit. Mrs. Derby and Mr. Comstock of Wilton spent Sunday with Mrs. T.H. Drake. Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Johnson and son Clarence of Chicago visit. James Strouse was a Muscatine caller. Mrs. Patrick and Mrs. Rogers of Muscatine spent Thursday with the Miles. Marcellus DeCamps and Charles Crogs visited Le Grand Jolivot. Reuben Strouse of Kingston spent Sunday with the Strouses. Frank Welsh and daughter Frances of Muscatine visited the Swansons. Arthur Strouse of Chicago spent Sunday with the Blrouse family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louis Barry
Iowa
Paul
Mary
Marguerite
Fruitland
Town
J.C. Spring
Mra
Ci-B
Schillig
Cedar Rapide
Derby
Comstock
Wilton
T.H. “Drake
A.- J. Johnson
Clarence
A. P. Swanson
James Strouse
Muscatine
George Patrick
Rogers
D. L. Miles
Marcellus DeCamps
Charles Crogs
le Grand Juiliott
Reuben Strouse
Kingston
Frank Strouse
Frank Welsh
Frances
A. P. ‘Swanson
Arthur Strouse
James Blrouse
Sunday Socials and Church Attendance in Gladwin
Gladwin residents spent Sunday at home and attended services at Salem. Families including Garard, Nicholson, Orr, Harman, Butcher, Wander, Hoben, Wines, Reynolds and others shared meals and visits. Lester Orr returned from Davenport after a weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladwin
Ian
Mamie Orr
Thos. Garard
Salem
John Nicholson
Lester Orr
Davenport
Harman
John Butcher
Claude Wander
Wil. Hoben
Grandma Hoben
Elizabeth Wines
BH Reynolds
Kansai
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DE Laval
Seerade
De.laval
Detthof Hardware Company
Oxfords
Casper
West 2Nd Street
Magnus
Model Laundry
Sycamore St
A. C. Hanley
Montezuma
Ts Amerine
Mary Henkel
Waverly
Hirt & Festar Piano Co
Hershey G
Teresa Nester
Bayfield
Mya
J. W. Johns
East Fourthatreat
Miss E. Bryant
Peter Nabor
Nichols
Katherine Wolkert
Orange Street
J. B. Hobson
Bowman's
A. G. Stephens
Lieflander
Vather
W .H. Hoffman Company
Children’s Knickerbocker
Ayfmms
Fifth Avenue
Haere
E. 2Nd Street
Mascntine
Institute
Bruituand
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