Colfax Notes and Local Toasts in Brief Highlights
Colfax items list political support for C. M. Hinsdale as Sixth district delegate to the national Republican convention. It notes Forthcoming events, marriages, births, a funeral in Ottumwa, a circus performance, and local moves including Mrs. J M Doolittle leaving Newton for Albuquerque with her baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hinsdale
Jasper
Charley
J. M. Doolittle
Babe
Newton
Albuquerque
N. M
Doolittle
R. B. Zachary
Nita Stephenson
Oskaloosa
J. W. Shea
Des Moines
Tribune
Ottumwa
G. M. Cowles
Mr. Hinsdale
Philadelphia
Charlie
Mirror
Memorial sermon to be preached at M E church May 29
The Memorial sermon will be preached in the M E church Sunday May 29 at 11 o clock a m by Rev D M Helmick. It will be a union service. Mise Killduff, former High School teacher, visited for Commencement and stayed with Mr and Mrs Z T Honnold. County Auditor Jos Horn took charge of three Holden children and arranged homes for them with a Davenport Home agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax High School
Presbyterian Church
C. A. Price
Sumpter
G. W. Reese
Sunnyside
Yakima County
Washington
Dr. Jones
Cornelius Dorrence
Tribune
M. E
D. M. Helmick
Mise Killduff
Newton
Z. T. Honnold
Jos. Horn
James Holden
Davenport
New dry house at tile works near completion
A large tile and brick works dry house is about finished in Lynnville measuring 104 feet by 36 feet and requiring 48000 shingles for the roof. Tile production may begin next week as the season starts.
Reasnor Church Activities and Town Events
Rain causes Epworth League ice cream supper postponement to Friday at the M E church. Mr and Mrs Oscar Efnor attend a Baccalaureate sermon in Newton. Children’s Day at the M E church June 16 at 10 am. Uncle Tom’s Cabin tent show comes to Reasnor May 29 with 1 pm street parade and evening performance. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs D F Stiles home. James and John Laird ship hogs and cattle to Chicago. Reasnor schools meet at the M E church May 31. New bank nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Efnor
Newton
C. F. Lusk
Presbyterian Church
M. E
Reasnor
Ladies’ Aid Society
D. F. Stiles
James
John Laird
Chicago
Reasner
M. E. Church
Kellogg Cornet Band Debuts Red Uniforms at Concert
Kellogg cornet band performed in new red uniforms resembling John Bull soldiers. Invitations issued for the marriage of E. A. Chittenden of Neola Iowa to Miss Pearl Bellamy of Kellogg at the bride’s parents home on Wednesday May 23 1900. Hon W D Olney returned from the national populist convention in Sioux Falls South Dakota last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Eckles
Mary Sapp
Wm. Sapp
Kellogg Tribune
J. B. Burton
Kellogg
Andrew
Morgan
Frank
Guv. Shaw
Iowa
John Bull
E. A. Chittenden
Neola
Pearl Bellamy
W. D. Olney
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Mr. Olney
Resi
Local Notes from New Sharon and Nearby
Lou Sherman of New Sharon visited town last week. Grace Macy of Lynnville is in town this week for spring sewing. The Flanagin sisters gave their house a new coat of paint. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Forsyth visited last Sunday with Fred Forsyth near Murphy. Mr. Hasselman preached last Sunday in the pastor’s absence. Lola Forsyth was on the sick list for a few days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Sherman
New Sharon
Grace Macy
Lynnville
Flanagin
Allen Forsyth
Fred
Near Murphy
Mr. Hasselman
Mies Lola Forsyth
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
In this region catarrh is described as a constitutional disease requiring systemic treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo claims to cure by acting on blood and mucous surfaces, offering one hundred dollars for any failing case. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills also recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Coo
Buncombe School District No 9 May 1900 Report
Report for Buncombe School District No 9 Buena Vista township for month ending May 18 1900 lists pupil enrollment attendance and tardiness with 19 named students including Hattie Swearingen and several Welle Denniston and Swearingen family members. Hattie Swearingen dismissed for examination at Reasner. four absentees noted. one graduate listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buncombe
Buena Vista Twp
Poncindonint
David Welle
Mabel Bishop
Hattie Swearingen
Emma Welle
Maude Denniston
Ella Bentley
Mabel Denniston
Neya Swearingen
Hazel Denniston
Myrtle Swearingen
Arley
Arthur Bentley
Gertie
Bertha
John Munger
Fred Welle
Delia Wheatcraft
Bessie Swearingen
Bert Berry
Reasner
Charlie Denniston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miler & Weebrooks
Cash Dry Goods House
Silk Sale
Eer
Voces Eee
Opie A Eee
Cresco
Cash Dry Goods Store
Miller & Westhrk’s
Buchanan Bros. Circus
Clipper
Geo. Meier
Maude Brown
Little Enid
Daisee Robinson
Gen. Weaver
Oregon
Monroe
R. N. Stewart
Mound Prairie
Tnp
W. H. Morgan, Esq
Rock Creek Township
Enterprise
Lynnville News
Phoebe Flemming
Norris City
Ill
Ledger
Woodmen of the World
Scarsboro
Sully
Abe Tahash
Gilman
Harry A. Jackson
Ada L. Poots
Richland Township
Rev
F. I. Poage
Epworth League
Rocky Mountain
North Side Square
Hough's Variety and Grocery
Swith
Minnesota
Wilson
McLaughlin and
Skiff
A. M. Hough
Cash Grocery and Variety Store
Case Eclipse
Moline
Famous
Case New Departure
DEERE
Agness Brett
Libby & Reker
New York City
J. C. Thompson
Mr. C. P. Axtell
Wires
Big Store
C. P. Axtell
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