Local Notes From Sully and Vicinity Headlines
Miss Mellie Burnham visits relatives in Sully this week. A. R. Johnson and W. N. Talbot attend rerry conference at Lynnville. Young people attend oyster supper in Lynnville. Mrs. Shew at De Bruyn Dunmire wedding in Killduff last week. Will Nicholson of Lynnville visits relatives Sunday. Charlie Sparks business trip to Newton. Neila Boat of Pella visiting with brothers and friends. Donald and Willocks families at Van Reece home for birthday. Mims Maud Woods visits Lynnville parents. Hixson Grove folks attend Sully meeting Monday. Albert Snodgrass leaves for Illinois for winter. Rev. A. L. Zink fills Pleasant View appoint ment. Rev. Phillips assists at Loanville quarterly meet. Rev. Zi preaches well with Bible guidance. Rain Monday night causes stock water shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellie Burnham
Sully
A. R. Johnson
W. N. Talbot
Neila Boat
Pella
Donald
Willocks
van Reece
Mims Maud Woods
Lynnville
Hixson Grove
Albert Snodgrass
Inois
H. Sherman
W. N.talbot
Newton
A. L. Zink
Rev. Phillips
Pleasant View
Loanville
Rev. Zi
Bicycle accident mars No 4 teacher Mr Crawford near here
Mr Crawford the No 4 teacher near here was badly bruised on the face in a nocturnal bicycle accident returning from Newton last week. The letter-writer, nearing retirement as Pie reporter, hopes a successor will bring more news. Nellie Russell and Nora Vanscoy visited S G Russell in Newton Saturday to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crawford
No. 4
Here
Newton
Garnet Russell
Kellogg
John Moats
Milt Mobberly
Nellie Russell
Nora Vanscoy
S.G. Russell
A. M. Paden
Lynnville
John Davis
D. E. Phillips
Iowa City
Frazier Callison
New Goods and Rentals Advertised by Newton Stores
A Toledo style advertisement page lists goods at A Long & Son with new chinaware lamps hats and china ware. Westbrook Jewelers claims 25 percent cheaper pricing and exclusive gifts. A rental space is offered by Mrs Eva Fay Johnson and J J Vaughan promotes contract advances and 100 000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitf
Axtell & Cox
A . Long & Son
A. Long & Son
Pardoe
Eva Fay Johnson
Gorn
J.J. Vaughan
Long & Son
Westbrook
Local notes from Kellogg and surrounding towns
Miss Marie McCurnin hosts over Sunday visits. Tom Philson’s bachelor friends marked his birthday with a supper and a writing table gift. Opera House week features Criterion Players and a school entertainment titled the Brownies and the seven little grandmothers. Rev. M A Meager begins revival meetings at Mt Pleasant. Anna Perry packs new millinery stock and plans move to Harlan Iowa. Mrs Coon of Newton visits Ira Hammer’s home. Miss Kate Parsons works at the Tribune office. D H Setzer ill and H Sandusky travels to Texas for land interests. Grandma Dow visits Kellogg friends. Miss Jennie Bloomer on vacation from Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie McCurnin
J. H. Woods
McKee
Elkehart
Tom Philson
Tom McCurnin
Linda
Harland
Criterion Players
Opera House
Ida Davis
al Williams
Mabel
Grinnell
Kellogg
C. M. Golden
J. L. Wright
Humeston
Wayne Co
Vanderventer
A. E. Starrett
Pearlie
S.N. Bella
M. A. Meager
Mt. 1
Pleasant
Anna Perry
Harlan
Iowa
Miss Perry
Jennie Blorer
Marshallstown
Coon
Newton
Ira Hammer
P. R. M. Voss
Anna
Mt. Joy
Vacancy filled in Kellogg schools by Ella Scholes
A long item list notes local changes and happenings in Kellogg Des Moines and nearby areas. Miss Ella Scholes fills the Kellogg school vacancy formerly held by Miss Alice Rhine. Several social visits, sickness, farm activity, and upcoming meetings are reported alongside farm prices and local travel details. The Iowa State Teachers Association session in Des Moines with special fare is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rhine
Ella Scholes
Des Moines
Johnnie Bunting
Kellogg
A. L. Zink
Pleasant View
Iowa State Teacher's Association
Tional Library
Educational Library
Moines
Des 1
Jaaper County
Bargain Givers and Horses Wanted Ad
Three rooms for rent near College five blocks from square Enquire at premises Mrs H L RorHncx 2112 Fora Hair Gurava Shave and a free genuine Shampoo go to Clay Cunninghams barber shop one block from Southeast corner of square Horses wanted Those having good marketable horses to sell will find it to their advantage to call or bring the horses to the Livery Barn of Wilson Harvey Newton Iowa It.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.L. RorHncx
Clay Cunningham
Orses
Wilson & Harvey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hart Schafner & Marx
Inter
Ulster
East Side Square
Swisher Bros. & CO
Prop’rs
Money Savers
A. Long & Son's
Best Insurance
A. J. Wright
Valeria
Frank North
Ada Estle
Will Livingston
Monroe
Jennie Cowman
Stella Vaught
Jim Tilsby
Illinois
W. M. O'Conner
I. B. Fowles
James
McCullough
J. Rusk
Will Rucker
Frank Shankland
Emory Miller
M. E
Simbro’s
Baptist Church
A.B. Weber
Weber
Wagley Smead's
Baxter
John Reed
Chas. Couns Iman
Harry Sadler
Ed Robinson
John Ofil
Albert Hanley
Mitchellville
Wm. Talbot
Marion
John Patchin
John Offit
Prairie City
Henry Mean
Henry
Harris
D.H. Winegar
Ed Schlosser
Colfax
Henry Meane
David Winegar
James Patrie
Will Talbot
Bailey
Mr. Bailey
C. E. Bruner
McClellan Place
Ross
Joe Ownsely
Chas
Griffith
Haines
Sim Norris
Draper Place
Vandalia
Harry Woods
Hani Will Talbot
Dave Winegar
Amet Foster
Carlisle
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