Parish and Birkenholtz wed near Killbuth in midweek
Sally H. W. Parish and Ida M. Birkenholtz of near Killbuth united in marriage on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Robert Linniberry improving after ear ailment operation. John and Fred Eldridge returned from Illinois with relatives after a two week visit. Bill Drinkle back in charge of the mixed train engine after three months away. Harry Gove now in charge of the Macy and Gove grain office. Frank Barrett resigned to chase a traction engine. Tom Forsyth confined at home for ten days with grip from trip to Minnesota. Garrett Smith transacted business at Newton Tuesday Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Parish
Ida M. Birkenholtz
Near Killbutf
Robert Linniberry
John
Fred Eldridge
Illinois
Bill Drinkle
Harry Gove
Macy & Gove Grain
Frank Barrett
Tom Forsyth
Grip
Minnesota
L ynnv yville. Couple M arried M arch 10
T he town notes the marriage of T Rayle to Ella Winsell of Selma on March 10 and that they will reside there. Lurena Davis returns from Penn College for a visit with friend Miss Matilda Plahm from Chicago accompanying her. George Renaud is very ill and prof Gifford and students visit him. Nellie Lucas returns from Des Moines after a visit. L Arthur rents and plans to run a restaurant and fruit store at the former Downey location. Fred Harmston and wife from Davenport will stay. he will manufacture brooms. G W Sparks moves to Robert Ladd farm at Sugar Creek. Ed Davis takes his former place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. T. Rayle
Ella Winsell
Selma
Lurena Davis
Penn College
Matilda Plahm
Chicago
George Renaud
Gifford
George
Nellie Lucas
Des Moines
L. Arthur
Downey
Fred Harmston
Davenport
Mr. Harmston
G. W. Sparks
Robert Ladd
Sugar Creek
Ed Davis
Star
Model home wedding in Kellogg area promises joy
In Kellogg and nearby, news notes report Myrtle Morris pursuing Wesleyan study in Mt Pleasant, a model home wedding between James Kissock and Augusta Wessell at the bride’s parents, social party hosted by Mrs C J Irish, farmer Craven’s Missouri trip impressions, Clark county land selling from 10 to 20 dollars an acre, Rev Robinson and wife attending a Bloomfield funeral, and Jay Saum's Chicago business trip, with subscription plea for the RECORD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Kissock
Agusta Wessell
John F. Wessel
C. W. Craven
Missouri
Clark County
Rev. Robinson
Bloomfield
Iowa
Jay Saum
Chicago
Enterprise
Monroe News Briefs Highlight Births Business Moves and Homes
Monroe notes Emory Berry’s birth and death of eight month old. Eli Woody thriving in Newton restaurant business after buying Mrs Baker’s. New Coffey residence. Harvey Perrin design praised. Wallace Livingston relocates four loads of stock to Claremont Brown Dakota to manage Rietweit’s 1600 acre cattle ranch. Mr. and Mrs. D McMullen visit from David City Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Woody
Square
Newton
Mrs. Baker
Wm. Coffey
Monroe
Harvey E. Perrin
Wallace Livingston
Claremount Brown Co
Local News Roundup From Pella And Surrounding Areas
Mrs Charlie Sipe of Pella visited the Holland merchants for bargains. Henry Laskowitz and Cora Sherman of Lynnville married by Squire J W Allfree, they plan to farm in Richland township. The group returns from State University spring vacation. Several residents travel to Wadena Minnesota for land deals, and Owen Davis's son from Apison Tennessee visits Newton area. Sunday School plans a 4 April program at the Baptist church with 10 cent admission for building fund. A Grinnell racing circuit forms with six county fairs coordinating fall races. Charles E Larson and Cora V Schwartz wed by Squire Allfree. best wishes follow. Heart talks at U P church feature Saul of Tarsus conversion themes. Meredeth & Son advertise 5 percent loans with optional payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Sipe
Pella
Holland Metropolis
Henry Laskowitz
Cora Sherman
Lynnville
Squire J. W. Allfree
Laskowitz
Richland Township
Pearl Parsons
Frank Eberhart
Clifford Cox
Roy
Charles E. Larson
Cora V. Schwartz
John W. Allfree
Larson
Heart
U. P
Saul of
Tarsus
Mabel Livingston
Mered&th & Son
Auction listing for farm equipment and supplies
One span of horses single or double set of harness riding corn plow corn shelter buggy light wagon 200 chick brooder cheap A lot of good lumber and shingles J P BAKER 338 South Farmer st
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Baker
South Farmer St
Elmer Jones To Open East Side Square Restaurant
Elmer Jones will open a new restaurant on the east side of the square this Friday morning. The outfitted dining room aims to attract the best table and lunch trade with a fine, well fitted establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Jones
The Powerful Melodrama for Her Sake Norse
A. Lister signs off with assurance of traction and merit for the melodrama titled For Her Sake Norse describing confident patronage and value to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lister
Gratitude Letter Praises Dr Oberman for Tooth Extractions
Mrs R B Campbell of Ingersoll Ontario writes from Newton Iowa praising Dr B E Oberman for extracting thirteen teeth and making plates. She says the procedure caused no pain and the plates fit well, noting nerves and fear were unfounded. She urges others to trust the right dentist for easier extractions and less suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Campbell
B. E. Oberman
Newton
Iowa
Painless Extraction Earns Mrs Shelley’s Praise
Mrs C W Shelley of KiLLpurr Iowa writes from March 31 1902 praising Dr B E Oberman Newton La for extracting twenty eight teeth with painless method. She says the aluminum plates fit well let her eat normally and plans to refer friends. She asks that the note may be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killpurr
Iowa
B. E. Oberman
Newton
C. W. Shelley
P. S
Dental claim praises Dr Oberman in Newton report
A Newton reader on March 5 19 2 certifies that Dr Oberman extracted his lower teeth and found the operation perfectly painless. He highly recommends the doctor for first class dental work to friends. Thomas Killdupfie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Iowa
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McCall's
Cash Dry Goods Store
Tus
Brussells
Ecru
Nottingham
Recto Cfee
Sally
Gerrett Smith
Lynnvyville
Kellogg
W. B. Foster
Myrtle Morris
Mt. Pleasant
Wesleyan University
C. J. Irish
Emory Berry
Eli
Ellen Bennett
D. McMullen
David City
Neb
Fairmount
Mirror
Grinnell
Jasper County Fair
Utopia
Hister’s Opera House
National Biscuit Company
Lessly
Dr. Oberman
Ingersoll
North Side Square
H. A. Wettstein
Opera House
A. A. Hulse & Co
East Side Square
Sunday School Association
Mission Chapel
Baptist Church
Ira Westphall
S. G. Russell
E. F. Leake Burnice
Goodwill
Kittie Mulhern
Jennie Gibford
R. F. Lavender
Ayer
Anar
Marmous Brown
Buckingham
Frank Warner
Newton, la
C. W. Leitzerl
Joseph Wells
S. S
R. M. Martin
Mrs. Crouch
Retta Miller
Sec'y
Treas
Putnam
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