Local notes from Reasnor and area details movings and visits
Realnor. Mar Dutt Livingston of Pulaskin row plans to move into Harry French's house soon as Mrs. Schooley recently moved out. L. France shipped a hog to Chicago. Dr. Dunlavy to keep 11 o clock service next Sunday. Mrs. Henry Bales of Eldora visits with sister Mrs. Trout. Mr. Bales stays in Colfax before coming here. Kaane buys lot from Ea Cooker and builds new house. hauling rock for foundation. R. T. Hinshaw still ill. Lo. W. C. Wilson from Chicago arrives for business and family visit. Dr. Schooley moved to Fairview top with children farming the place. M.E. church expanding with addition. Government notes corn market about 23 cents for new corn. Emery from Monroe buys land from Ed Cocker to build a house. Hiram Williams helps Amos Carnahan move dwelling from Riley Lust’s farm. Sipe builds a new dwelling addition to improve home’s appearance. Bert Williams and sister Gertrude visit Aunt Mrs. HK Wright and Jacob Williams in Newton then return home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Dutt Livingston
Pulaskin Row
Cou
Harry French
Schooley
L. France
City of
Chi
Dunlavy
Henry Bales
Eldora
Hardin County
Trout
Mr. Bales
Colfax
Kaane
Ea Cooker
R. T. Hinshaw
W. C. Wilson
Chicago
Reasnor
Dr. Schooley
Fairview
M.E
Emery
Here
Monroe
Ed Cocker
Hiram Williams
Amos Carnahan
Riley Lust
Lon Wilson
Rl Sipe
Bert Williams
Gertrude
Newton
HK Wrightland
Jacob Williams
Monroe ME church social honors members and guests
Last Friday evening the M E S 5 superintendant and teachers held a reception for church members and attendees. A short program was followed by cake and social contributions, and all enjoyed a good time. Members are fixing up the parsonage with new roof and repairs. Various locals are mentioned including Mrs Dr Samson of Creston visiting relatives in Des Moines, Rev J Scarboro, Mary Tenburg visiting Columbus Indiana, Myrtle Vandermast returning home, James Donelson new clerk at Dalrymple grocery, Mr Gardner of Knoxville selling cloaks at the Custor store, and the P EO society hosting friends Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale
M.E. Church
Dr. Samson
Cresto
Des Moines
Local notes from Newton and vicinity reflect social tales and farm trades
Community notices from Newton area recount Mrs Ida Dalrymple hosting tea for friends in Prairie City while Tommie Davidson spends winter with brother William. James Quinn's sisters depart for Pittsburg. Halloween revelry at John Hall's, and a kids party at Townsend's. Local farmers ship chickens, discuss politics, and plans to buy horses in Kansas City. A baby girl arrives to Mr and Mrs W Whitaker. Sparked school success at Sparks. minister Farland speaks on Sabbath. Box supper at Carter school raises funds for a library. oyster season promotions and the Western Stars concert planned at Newton First Methodist. Yearling bulls offered by Elmer & Claussen. Rock Island depot listing near Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie Davidson
Prairie City
William
Ida Dalrymple
Younkin
Jos. Horn
Id Killduil
Kansas City
Emmett
Andy
Newbury
Jno
Virenkamp
Ville
Kno
Sparks
Newton
Lords
Robert Burns
Wild Cat
Kellogg social notes and local visits
Will Reeves and Will Rutledge with Rose visit Kellogg residents. Mrs Pemberton hosts her mother from Oskaloosa. A.L. Eubank and Ray Herring return to the Fish property on Maine street. J Powers welcomed a newborn boy born Friday October 2. Harvest Home entertainments at the Christian Sunday school. M E Aid ladies hosted a fourth of Mrs. E. Iverson event last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Reeves
Newton
Kellogg
Will Rutledge
Miss
Rose
C. C. Alford
Pemberton
Oskaloosa
Will Cooper
Little Son of
Dixie
A. L. Eubank
Ray Herring
Baxter
Fishperty
Maine Street
Maine Street. Mr. and Mrs. J. Powers
Christian Sunday School
M. E. Aid
E. Eveni Usson
Pleasant Hill Farm News and Local Harvest Notes
In Pleasant Hill the potato harvest nears completion with acres still to dig. Frosts have caused losses and overall yields vary, some reporting about one hundred bushes per acre, others much lower. Hog cholera remains prevalent. Waddle is ill and neighbors fear for him. Owens travels to Des Moines for medical care. Prank Owens returns home to manage the farm during his father’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ritzhaupt
Jack Wilson
M. E. Owens
Waddle
Ana Cham
Ohn Owens
Des Moer
Owens Hiani
Moders
Prank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beifeld
Westbrook
Realnor
P. EO. Society
James Quinn
Pittsburg
Penn
John Hall
Harry ‘Townsend
Mrs. W. Whitaker
eFarland
Star
Ara
Z. W. Blakely
Jake Kline
C. Nutt
Reasner
Jackson Schoolhouse
W. J. Dennis White
Dennis
Myrtle Rhinehart
Dick Rhinehart
West Waddle
Carter School
Fred Warner
Will Dickinson
Ace Bowling
Richard Charles
Frank Wilson
Burns
Elmer & Claussen
John Hawthorn
Rock Island Depot
Pleasant Hill
Rennie Beane
Rene Bennne
South Side South Side Jeweler
South Side Jeweler
Iowa
East Side Fair
Fairbanks
Wendy
Hough's
Monarch
Jennison's
Pride of Wilson
Golden Patent
Hough’s Cash Stores
Chas. Seeberger
Blair & Wendt
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