Lynnville Tribune Briefs From The Tribune
News notes from Lynnville include births to Jacob Zigler and wife Juneard a son to David Meredith and wife therdinst. a sick Donald Newell. a storm knocked the G A R hall flagpole. Charley Dooley loses cattle to lightning. W K Wagaman visits Pella. a new baby girl at Sam Witmer’s. wool shipments totaling 20000 pounds at prices from 14 to cents per pound. a near miss when a tree fell as E W Allee stayed under a large tree. obituary noting the death of a Mt Morris Ill man aged over 78. nine year old William Holddefer's leg surgery at Mercy Hospital in Des Moines with hope of recovery and about 8500 in doctors and hospital bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Wagaman
Lynnville
Pella
Papa Sam Witmer
E. W. Allee
New Sharon
Wire
Mt. Morris
Sairs
William Holdefer
Mound
Prairie Township
Mercy
Colfax Items Gen J B Weaver Ill at Home
Gen J B Weaver is reported ill at his Colfax home and attended by Dr Gearhart. William Byal travels to Findlay Ohio to visit relatives and will stay about a month. Blake received notification by
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Weaver
Gearhart
William Byal
Findlay
Ohio
Blake
Local notes and upcoming events in Prairie City area
Miss Hattie Johnson returns from Illinois and stays home this summer. Miss Alice Elrod rides to Mr Jim Quicks Friday to spend the day. Mrs D L Johnston of Prairie City visits Will Dickinson this Sunday. Town notes report a storm damage look, farmers plowing corn and planting potatoes. Potatoes sell for 15 cents a bushel as crop prospects disappoint. Frank Owens visits Elk Hart near Des Moines. Prairie City and Monroe plan Fourth of July celebrations. Miss Molly Taylor under medical treatment. Hot dry winds threaten crops. a refreshing shower would help. Mrs Jim Davis dies in Colorado, formerly of Murphy area, known as Pricilla Brooke. Pleasant View Sunday School—Children’s Day program last Sunday. Mrs Georgia McMillan and daughter, cousin of Gertie and Ella Spellman, visiting Spellman home. Ethel Hill of Rock Creek spending week with Aunt Grace Adams. Hixson Grove Sunday School to present Children’s Day program at 10 a.m. Miss Luella Goodell and District No. 2 Pleasant View pupils offer a literary program June 23 1809 at 8 p.m. ice cream and cake to follow. proceeds aid a school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Owens
Elk Hart
Des Moines
Prairie City
Monroe
Molly Taylor
Jim Davis
Colorado
Murphy
Pricilla Brooke
Pleasant View
Georgia McMillan
Gertie
Ella Spellman
Spellman
Ethel Hill
Rock Creek
Grace Adams
Hixson Grove
Luella Goodell
Pleasant Hill News Highlights and Church Visit
Mr and Mrs J M G Johnston returned home from Newton Wednesday afternoon with their grandson Johnie J Brown. An evangelist from Japan is expected to preach at Pleasant Hill M E Church Sunday evening and attend the 11 am service. Misses Mary and Maggie Danotter came from Des Moines to visit and return home the same day. The Brown school house is nearing completion. Mrs Ann Cadwallader is not improving much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McG. Johnston
Newton
Johnie J. Brown
Japan
Pleasant Hill M. E
Mary
Maggie Danotter
Des Moines
Brown
Ann Cadwallader
Miss Emma Crossland Visits Bowen Ill For A Week
From the New Era Emma Crossland left for Bowen Illinois this morning for a week with home folks. Joe Gilson completed a fine cyclone cave at the Davis House in Baxter Friday. A small fire occurred at the Lint property in the north part of town last Friday afternoon from a stove pipe. Mell Poage traded his Baxter home for a 200 acre farm five miles southeast of Cole with W M Linn Story county. Mrs J W Crawford and Miss Jessie Rippey Ira are this week undergoing rheumatism treatment. Mrs Crawford has been failing for some time and can hardly walk without help.
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Emma Crossland
Bowen
Ill
Joe Gilson
Baxter
Davis House
Mell Poage
W. M. Linn
Story County
Cole
Linn
J. W. Crawford
Mise Jessie Rippey
Ira
Thomas Birchard Returns From State University Dental Studies
Thomas Birchard is home from the State University where he has pursued dental department studies. F W Bunker starts a fine 16x30 main part and 16x18 ft L shaped residence on his Buena Vista township farm. Miss Davie Burke resigned from the post office and will teach at Oakland Iowa this fall. B Burton bought 100 head of cattle from Henry Wagoner of Bondurant delivered to his northeast town farm. Jerry M Lantz and Sarah E Price wed last Tuesday evening in Newburg. They will begin housekeeping on Mrs Jeff's farm. Dr A W Adair and wife left for Columbus Ohio to attend four days of the AMA. plan to visit relatives in Indiana, away about ten days.
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The
Enterprise
Thomas Birchard
State University
Dental
F. W. Bunker
Buena Vista Township
B. Burton
Henry Wagoner
Bondurant
Burton
Jerry M. Lantz
Sarah E. Price
Nichols
Newburg
Jeff
A. W. Adair
Columbus
Ohio
American Medical Association
Indiana
Murphy News Roundup From Buena Vista And Newton
George Pink of Murphy tends a wounded eye after an accident leaving him with one good eye while others are swollen. Visitors include Wi Breeden Kellogg’s businessman, Will Drake and family of Palo Alto, Mr and Mrs Boone Morgan of Sonora Iowa. Kellogg tile firm owners D E Phillipps and son visited Newton. The Davis home nears completion as carpenters work. Several schools to close this week. Anna Latimer Newton visited Route home. Mrs J D Zink improving and leaving bed. Townsend Murphy elected delegate to State S B convention to be held in Oskaloosa next week.
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George Pink
Job
Breeden
Kellogg's
Murphy
Boone Morgan
Sonora
Iowa
Murphy Russell
D. E. Phillipps and Son
Kellogg Tile Factory
Newton
Davis
Anna Latimer
J. D. Zink
Townsend Murphy
Oskaloosa
Reasnor and Cedar Falls News Highlights
Local visits and illnesses fill the week with Cedar Falls students and Reasnor residents. Notable items include Robert Swearingen’s weekend visit, A. Oliver’s storm plan, Mrs. Landmester and Mrs. Blackledge’s health concerns, Mrs. France departing for Denver after her mother’s death, and John Little’s upcoming travels. Veterans pension notice, local sales ads, and business notices round out the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reasnor
Robert Swearingen
Cedar Falls
Leonard Swearingen
W. E. Denniston
A. Oliver
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Ladies Union
Cresco
Cash Dry Goods Store
the Tribune
Jacob Zigler
Juneard
David Meredith
Therdinst
Donald Newell
G. A. R. Hall
Charley Dooley
Hattie Johnson
Illinois
Alice Elrod
Jim Quicks
D. L. Johnston
Will Dickinson
Pleasant Hill
Will Drake
Palo Alto
Buena Vista
Henry Landmester
Eugene Blackledge
Annie France
R. B. Little
Carrie
Lola
Misa Maggie Little
Denver
Maggie
John K. Livington
N. A. Wells
Reasner
Bennett Joiner
John Little
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Woodbury
C. J. A. Box
Newton, Ia
Eva Fay
Morton
Marshall
McMurray & Killduff
Yarham’s
William Adamson
Meredith & Ocatf
Hough'’S
Hough’s
Hough’s Variety Store
Minnesota
Chase & Sanborn
Boston
J. Miles
Triumph Steel
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