Local Notes and Notices from Kellogg and Nearby
Mrs J N Edge visits Kellogg with Craven family while others attend to chores. J T Hurt travels to Des Moines for Christmas purchases and business. Uncle Samuel Hunter, ill all summer, has a cold and home confinement. J W Breeden from Rock Creek serves on jury then excused. Mrs D B Kuhn ill but improving. Mrs C C Neff travels from Fairmount to aid ill aunt I N Stone. Central road business up 62 percent in November year over year signaling prosperity. Perry McKinley republican note and a casual ad for Flor de Newton cigars. Pension for Solomon Hofforth raised from six to ten dollars monthly. Rev W A Rouze and family visit from Murphy. he attends revival. Mrs Chas Miller visiting in Ogden with sister Mrs Lee Sturtevent. Local notes on Harvey’s Christmas sale, old-time settlers, and sugar beet boom results at Ames. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm praised by user letters. ads for medicine and Christmas goods.