Murphy Area News Snapshot of Local People and Events
Newton visitors and residents report births, illnesses, and travel. Farms plow as families gather for Thanksgiving activities at Murphy Grange with about sixty five attendees and a candy-filled close. Local shifts include D. M. wife hosting dinners and teachers starting new school terms while various kin visit Attica and East Buena Vista.
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The
Grange
Murphy Statio
Ira Livingston
Tom Russell
John S. Davis
Childr
Murphy Grangs
W. A. Rouze
Marks and Family
Charley Sampson
Ada Springer
D. M
H. Russell jSamps
Reasner kin attend Des Moines wedding in city notes
Mr and Mrs Samuel Reasner traveled to Des Moines last Wednesday for the wedding of their granddaughter Miss Jessie Reisner. Henry Reasner also attended the ceremony for his niece as a relative. Frank Bean repainted J. W. Edwards residence, giving it a neat look, and David Robinson has materials ready for a new barn. The old schoolhouse may become a dwelling for Geo Rater, who plans to move back to Reasnor in spring.
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Samuel Reasner
Des Moines
Jessie Reisner
Henry Reasner
J. W. Edwards
Frank Bean
David Robinson
J. F. Wheeler
E.R. Latham
M. E
Geo. Rater
Monroe Mirror Notes Local Developments
About 200 acres have been contracted in the Monroe neighborhood to cultivate sugar beets next year. Mr. Bateman has improved his office building with a new front and foundation. Charley Worth secured the contract to build a two story frame residence for Mr. Colyn on the old Atchison farm. Thos. J. Lear, manager of the Monroe Drug Co., is now a registered pharmacist after passing the November examination at Des Moines.
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the Mirror
Bateman
Charley Worth
Colyn
Atchison
Thos. J. Lear
Monroe Drug Co
Des Moines
Local Notes and Advertisements from Grinnell Iowa Area
A collection of brief items notes visits by Killduff residents to Davenport and Grinnell relatives. Mentions a Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. Nebergall and Mrs. Harvey, a sociable planned by the League, Quinn relatives in Grinnell, and Earl Cary as new bookkeeper for Dennis and Agar. Also references a purse for Stamper, a buggy house, Butter Scotch snaps, Weeks cold cure ads, Mystic Cure testimonial, and local coal and lumber merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Whitaker
Bessie
Davenport
Alae Quinn
Grinnell
Earl Cary
Dennis & Agar
Missouri
New Dinner Sets and Teacups Arrive for Affordable Luxury
The store touts up-to-date inventory with quick sales and new dinner sets that are a delight to the eye. A wide range of tea and coffee cups in new designs and expensive wares including Crown Derby, Royal Worcester, Dresden, Sevres, plus a fine line of bric-a-brac attracted shoppers.
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5. H. Galusha
Newton
Geo. McCullough
J. W. Murphy
Oskaloosa
Aland Prospector
Knapp
Murphy
E. Faday
Davis and Murphy
Kapple Station
Smith Hickreil
Unclen Newton
Sulser
Lucy Rasp
Gera Spellman
Charley Davis
Morgan Hunter
als.Griffith and Son
South Omaha
Elwood Day
East Buena Vista
C.P. Vanatta
L. Kennington
Alr, Ammons
Streeter, NL
H. B. Ammons
Foster Reynolds
Sully
Reasnor
Monroe
Wm. Eichner
E. McDonald St
Price & Smead
T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Iowa
Arthur L. Kennedy
Cranton
Maytag & 123
Jasper & Sons
Prives
Ava Ae Eel “Bestel Apti
McFarland
North Side Square
KKM
Long’s Grocery
South Side Square
E. J. Miles
Towa
Vaughan
Round Oak
Columbia Ranges
Fosters Drug Store
Solon Palmer’s
Geo. Lorenz's
Baldwin's
Orice
Jasper County
Foster Cash Druggist
Fvcarp & Brow
McCollums
C.J. Bishop
Agnew, Mich
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