Shultz to Erect Hardware Store Building in Lynnville
Wm. Shultz plans a 22 by 42 foot one story building next to his blacksmith shop to house a hardware store when finished. Gause, a leading Lynnville businessman, visited Friday with wife and granddaughter, staying with Mr and Mrs Al Sparks. Mrs J A Wray returned from Washington state and was met by Miss Figgins at Searsboro for the trip home. Pearl Young near Lynnville was reported dangerously ill. Elizabeth Silver, longtime Lynnville resident now Cleveland resident, died last Friday and was brought back for burial Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fli Gause
Lyrmville
al. Sparks
J. A. Wray
Washington
Searsboro
Miss Figgins
Aarriage
Pearl Young
Elizabeth Silver
Lynnville
Cleveland
Ohio
Ledger
Monroe notes infant death and local incidents
Monroe residents report the death of Louisa Marie, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hirkenholtz, born March 23 1901 and died April 23 1921. Maurice Lyon sustained a gash above and below the lip from a ball, requiring three stitches. H L Orcutt returned from California, and Mrs Vern Roberts visited the S McKee home. O B Kipp of Newton conducted a Rathbone Chapter initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Iirkenholtz
Louisa Marie
Maurice Lyon
Mia
Maurice Has
H. L. Orcutt
California
Vern Roberts
New
S. McKee
O. B. Kipp
Newton
Rathbone
Mirror items and notices from Prairie City area
Sunday sermons at the Baptist church. Rev Garrison filled for Rev Collins amid prior troubles. Notices include Margaret Jane Porter born 1845 near Wheeling and died 1902 in Prairie City. Miss Maud Huntoon to wed in Stuart with connections to Monroe. Little Valentine Lauler burned and died after a washboiler accident. Kellogs banker Packard died in Pasadena. W B Foster sells residence to Chas Meyers in Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
Pella
Collins
Mirror
Margaret Jane Porter Nee Walker
Wheeling
West V
Prairie City
Iowa
T. Honnold
James A. Pendrey
North Dakota
Valentine
Philp Lauler
Rock Creek Township
Liesman
Packard
Kellogs
Pasadena
Cal
W. B. Foster
Chas. Meyers
Enterprise
Nia
Kellogg Briefs and Local Notices
Timber dealer Chas Bobzin builds a 55 by 10 foot lumber shed, among the largest in the county. Ladies Cemetery Association elects officers for the year: President Mrs James Drake, Vice Mrs B H Day, Secretary Mrs W Rowland, Treasurer Mrs W C Braley, Sexton Louis Black. A B Craven talks land deals in Dakota as Craven and associates pursue state land. A M Harrah returns from Arkansas after long interests. Clyde Burke visits from Lexington, Miss. Elmer Whitcomb and Mary Shafer wed in Newton May 2, Rev John Ferguson officiating. Rev Addison Lyman, once Kellogg pastor, now Grinsdown resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies Cemetery Association
James Drake
B.H. Day
W. Rowland
W. C. Braley
Louis Black
A.B. Craven
North Dakota
C. W. Craven
Dakota
A.M. Harrah
Newton
Arkansas
Clyde Burke
Lexington
Mississippi
Elmer Whitcomb
Mary Shafer
Rock Creek Township
John Ferguson
Addison Lyman
Congregational Church
Kellogg
Grins Down
Family Seeks Work in Waterloo After Visit
A fragment notes a man arriving with his mother, brother, and sister for a week before joining a Waterloo mercantile house at an advanced salary. The brief hints at family travel and immediate employment prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Colfax Couple Married at Bride’s Parents Home
Clarence Graham Colfax and Miss Maude Smith Colfax wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev. Stall officiating. Judge Clements discussed politics as Colfax Republicans seek renomination. Mark Evans, Spanish-American veteran, visiting Colfax. he works for the Yeomen Society and is now in Newton. C M Rohnson and family plan a Okoboji summer cottage stay. Weaver family to fish at Churchill House. Craig Stephenson, Cedar Falls clothing house employee, visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Graham
Prairie City
Maude Smith
Colfax
W. N. Smith
Stall
Judge Clements
Mark Evans
Colfax Friends
The
Yeomen Society
Iat Newton
Newton area news and notices from Baxter to Des Moines
Local briefs report family visits from Omaha and Newton, band uniforms costing 300 dollars, medical updates including a hospital transfer, a surgical operation on Della Mendenhall's ear, a theft at Kline & Connelly's shop with no clues, and school visits by J. H. Beard. Community notices include an obituary, rheumatism cure claims, probate in Jasper County, and local real estate offers in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L Pordy
Munday
Omaha
J. F. Wilson
Newton
David Armstrong
Elizabeth D. Silver
Highland Co
Ohio
Cleveland
Garments Describe 19th Century Cambric Set
Describes a cambric gown with tor n trimmed front and ribbon beads, an elaborately trimmed corset cover with Valenciennes insertion, a muslin skirt with torchan lace, cambric drawers, and lawn rutile edged with torchan lace. Includes details on necks, armholes, hems, and tuck patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valenciennes
Valensiennes I
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Cross
Thompson Bros
East Side Square
Busi
Ness
Sully
Wm. Shultz
Monroe
Putnam
Oregon
OG Drug CO
Unionville, Mo
Meary Reasoner
Wm. Elrod
Osborne Deignan
Hobson
Stuart
Maud Huntoon
Miss Huntoon
Frank Coffee
Chas. Bobzin
Bobzin
Ayer
Bette
Druatts
JG. Ayer
Lowell
Mass
Lynnvil
Kline & Connelly
Mr. Connelly
Beard
Baxter
Jas, Buchanan
Railroad Bridge
J. A. Workman
Fom
Rorabaugh
New E
Chamberlain
Wagley & & Spread
Jasper County
Frank Eur
Clerk of District Court
County
Tate
Gat Newton
Lavalle Salmon
Bates County
Walden & Crahtre Pleasant Him
Co. Mo
G. W. Wescott
Meadow
Wagley & Smead, Drucgists
Salc
Aducant
South Spring St
B. & Engle
Rhoad
Wall Paper
Ron Dat
Miller & Westbrook
Cash Dry Goods Store
Miller
Westbrook
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