Monroe visits and social rounds during a Dayton veteran visit
In Monroe the week features Rev Slusser of Dayton visiting old friends. Hugh Gilchrist came from Illinois for a funeral. Cassius Tool and wife visit at his father's. Arthur Carr from Des Moines stays with his mother. Rev English and V Knepper visit Colfax. Fern Knepper returns from Warren County. Mrs. Myrtle Davis from Villisca attends Mrs. Fessler's funeral. A Heth[ering]ton family reunion occurs with Grand Army and Relief Corps helpers. George Hill and Prouty family visit Des Moines. Myrtle Sturdevant and Mrs Newell visit Colfax. Bert Morrow leaves for Bloomfield. Mrs Hiskey from Boulder visits. Lendrum and daughter from Des Moines visit Sam McKee. I W Jarnigan and Asa Woody visit Joe Jarnigan in Montezuma. Dora Callison visits friends. Hertie Collins of Des Moines visits Lizzie Honnel. Will McGriff departs for Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slusser
Dayton
Ohio
Hugh Gilchrist
Illinois
Arthur Carr
Des Moines
Rev
English of
Colfax
V. Knepper
Bert Morrow
George Livingston
Bloomfield
Maggie Hiskey
Boulder
Collorado
Scharf
Lendrum
M. M Cord
Sam McKee
I. W. Jarnigan
Asa Woody
Oregon
Joe Jarnigan
Montezuma
Kellogg Social Notes Include Visits and Illness
Miss Anna Block returned home Sunday after visiting her brother in Laurel. Mr Southerland of Gilman visited Kellogg friends last Tuesday. Miss Viola Kirchstein is ill at home and friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Wildman of Marshalltown were guests of Mr and Mrs W C Kimberly over Sunday. Eddy Anderson visiting Kellogg relatives left for Minnesota Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Alfy Howell and children visit at the Deane home. Dr Smead of Newton attended Miss Kirchstein Sunday. A Kellogg fishing party reports a fine trip to Iowa River with limited fishing. Mr Remine of Colfax visited over Sunday. Junior Endeavor members enjoyed a picnic at the stone quarry. M E church young ladies serve ice cream and cake with a literary and musical program at the church Saturday evening July 30. Ice cream 10 cents. Entertainment free. Everyone free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Block
Laurel
Southerland of
Gilman
Kellogg
Viola Kirchstein
Alr
Wildman
Marshal Town
W. C. Kimberly
Eddy Anderson
Minnesota
Alfy Howell
P. L. Deane
Dr. Smead
Newton
Mrr
Chas. Woodward
Edna Rowland
Lida Woodward
Myrtle Norris
James Powers
Delphia Woodward
Felday
Iowa River
Remine of
Colfax
Congregational Church
M. E. Church
Mallory
Freeport
Ella Brown
Minneapolis
Ella Carter
Quivyey
Des Moines
Ada Bailey
Dub Horn
Ollie Ladd
New Sharon
Robert Ladd
C. E
Jessie Winslow
W. M
Emma Roberts
Iowa Central Ry
J. N. Tittemore
Marshalltown
First National Bank
Solid Financial Institution
Iowa State Register
Fagerstrom
Newton Reading Rooms
Des Moines Daily News
College
Clara Fagerstrom
Anna Davis
M. A. McKinley
Fry's Hotel
Clemma Graham
Brooklyn
Shower Brightens Evening for Local Youth
Reading between the lines, the article notes young people enjoying their wheels on a fine evening while Dunlavey and wife return from a week in Towa County.
Wheelman's Tournament Draws Spectators Next Saturday
Judging from the fragment, as many as a thousand people may line the streets to witness the Wheelman Tournament. The event is set for Saturday evening July 30 with a mentioned program elsewhere.
Wind Storm Harms Crops and Community Notes
The Richland wind storm last Tuesday was the severest in years, damaging corn and delaying harvests while farmers like Manuel Bailey and others report losses. Local updates cover social visits, travel plans, livestock disease concerns, and upcoming events including banking and church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Bailey
Robert Brownell
Stafferty
Sully
County election ballots reveal nominations and clerk votes
Honorable John F. Lacey spoke as officials announced nominations for county offices. Jos. Horn was chosen auditor on the first ballot, with J. A. Mattern named clerk by acclamation. McElroy won the county attorney race on the second formal ballot after initial tallies. Miller secured a board seat following an informal ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kr Dorsox
EF. J. Saumon
John F. Lacey
Jos. Horn
Horn
Braley
Bean
J. A. Mattern
Recorders
Allfree
Alfree
Montgomery
Penquite
McElroy
Silwold
Brown
Burke
Cragan
Miller
Fair Store Announces Mid-Summer Clear Out Sale
Fair Store launches a mid-summer clearing sale of its full stock to clear space for new fall goods. The notice mentions holiday items will soon be on the market and promotes a special sale on entire lines.
August Special on Clean Summer Goods and Hardware
A local offer advertises an August sale on gran ite ware tinware and wash boilers at bottom prices. It promises comparing prices with other merchants and claims farmers can save months wages by trading, emphasizing cash savings and small profits as the motive.
Death of John E Sittler in Newton Illinois
John E Sittler aged about five years ten months and twenty five days died at his Newton home on Tuesday July 26 after years of illness following an accident and long illness born in Lorraine Alsace in 1813 he came to America at six married Miss Rusia Hart in Annawan Illinois about twenty one years ago six children survive his wife and family funeral at the Christian church conducted by Rev Hanna brothers James from Nebraska and George from Spring Valley Illinois present sympathy for Mrs Sittler and family. Baxter's New Opera House dedication in Baxter Iowa noted with Chamber of commerce pride and performances by Chase Lister Co. and Beulah Lain. Graham Taylor Lecture announced for Aug 4 at Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Sittler
Sittler
Loraine
Alsace
America
Anannan
Rusia Hart
Mr. Sittler
Jas. Sittler
Nebraska
Geo. Sittler
Spring Valley
The
Christian Church
Hanna
Baxter
Phoenix
J. F. Kilse
Chase-Lister Company
Crystal Cross
Glenn Chase
Fritz Boone
Mesdames Thos, Coon
Geo. Heberer
Davenport
Colorado Colony Go Exposition to Farm Land Tour
Stop at the Omaha Exposition then visit Tee gated Farm and Fruit Lands offered by C. D. Dennis, local agent in Killduff Iowa. Water right or road fare furnished to land purchasers. 60 acres to keep a head of cattle or 1900 sheep. Prices and grain samples available. Next excursion Tuesday August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Exposition
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Conn
Vividhiahit
Grand Mutual Benefit
Miller & Westbrook
Cash Dry Goops Store
Amy
Monroe
Cassius Tool and Wife
Fern Knepper
Warren County
Myrtle Davis
Villisca
Giselle Fessler
George Hill
Mr. Prouty
Myrtle Sturdevant
Newell
Dora Callison
Nome
Hertie Collins
Lizzie Honnel
Will McGriff
Dakota
Reasnor
Faster Dunlavey
Wife
Towa County
Richland
Mr. Allen
Manzel Bailey
Robert Demnit
Chester
Tom Allen
Sister Pearl
Hattie Brownell
Grinnell
Clara Brownell
Mr. Nation
Lewis Allen
Thomas Hunter
Ira Marsh
Barney
Wilson
W. Williams
Ada Guthrie
National Baptist Young People’s Convention
Buffalo
New York
Baptist Church
Miss Guthrie
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Canada
Jose Wheat
Gee
Nate
Wendenhall and
John Garey
Palo Alto
Balbriggan
Bik Bose
Lilly
Japan
East Side Fair
Iowa
Jennison
ALM
Hoogh
Graham Taylor
Graham Tyylor
Social Settlement
Chicago Commons
Prof. Taylor
Chautauqua
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OF Jasper
BE. Lyday
Cashi
E. E. Lyday
Cashie
Uly
Lee E. Brows
Rotary
J. H. Lypay
Sto. Cari
First National Bank of Newton
Witth U
Treas
U. 8
Colorado
Golony
Omasha
Denver
South Platte Valley
C. D. Dennis
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