Carnival draws Jasper county residents to Marshalltown event
Marshalltown hosts a week of carnival fun with many Jasper county residents in attendance. The city is decorated and entertainment is provided. Notable movements include Mrs Fannie Erskin and daughter Sada from Tarkio Mo visiting relatives, Foster returning from an eastern market trip, and Newton residents attending events with the Forepaugh Sells show in Des Moines. Local ads promote cloaks and jewelry at Mrs W D Olney's millinery, A M Behner on the south side offers watch and clock repairs, and notice privileges for publishing public notices are emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Jasper County
Fannie Erskin
Sada
Tarkio
Ohio
J. H. Watson
Foster
New York City
Des Moines
Newton
Morris Rodgers
T. M. Rodgers
C. A. Stevens Bro
Chicago
W. D. Olney
West Side of Square
R. C. Anderson
I. L. Patton
Dexter
T. W. Hough
Jefferson
Ida Franklin
W. E. Haller
McCollom’s Stock Sale And Local Events
Prairie town notices advertise McCollom’s sale on October 9 with cattle horses and hogs, a bank loan offer at 5 percent, and a big store millinery opening on September 27 and 28. Other items note Miss Gertrude Parsons’ visit to Des Moines, N W Crouch traveling to the capital, and a settlement bequest by Alexander Mason to the Presbyterian church and Parsons College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCollom
N. W. Crouch
McCollum
Presbyterian Church of
Newton
Alexander Mason
Parsons College
Fairfield
Social notes and local visits fill Newton week
Mr and Mrs James Wintersteen depart for South Dakota and Ruth Clayton visits from Nevada. Des Moines funerals and Onawa trips are reported along with Millinery opening and vacations in Baxter and Monroe. Local marriages, map proof, party surprises, petitions, and church conferences are noted with residents and visitors including Drake University entrant Karl Scheark and Commonweal Army leader Carl Browne.
Grinnell Ames football to open season in Marshalltown
Reported items note Grinnell and Ames college football clubs to clash in the season opener at Marshalltown. Players Roy Fisk and Jay Clark Jr. are on the Grinnell squad with Fisk as captain. Other local notes include Miss Kathryn Leary’s return from a seven week visit, and Bright’s disease affecting Lou Myers. A new bank lessor, Commercial Bank, is planned in Valeria with 810000 capital.
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Kathryn Leary
Minnie Hubbitt
Wenona
Ill
T. M. Rodgers
The
Record
Council Bluffs
Grinnell
Ames
Marshalltown
Roy Fisk
Jay Clark, Jr
Myers
North Newton
Des Moines
Lou Myers
Bright
Valeria
Commercial
Mark M. Shaw
H. W. Shaw
Iowa
Itinerant Wives Association
Presbyterian Church
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Aizen. Pom
OWA
Jersey
Newton Pd
Union
Glastonbury
Dong Man
Short Man
Newton and Vicinity
A. M. Behner
South Side
Millinery Department
Behner
Berner
South Side Jeweler
E. J. Mines
Gertrude Parsons
James Wintersteen
South Dakota
Ruth Clayton
Nevada
Gertie Stover
Daisy Robison
Onawa
Will Lacey
Mitchellville
Fred Sparks
Cora J. Haines
Justice P. H. Earley
A. H. Brous
Eagle Grove
Big Store
Quince Bair
Baxter
Will Roesma
Monroe
Lillie Foster
Nora Vandeventer
Kellogg
James McGregor
Ofansas City
Lee Brown
W. G. Lyday
John Harvey
Mrs. Harvey
Mrs
Charles Cool
Arl Scheark
Drake University
Ed Weber
Laurel
Recorders Office
Huebinger Co
Ethel Harsh
Eva Whitcomb
Mt. Vernon
John Carr
Hattie of
Clarence C. Sherratt
Della P. Milligan
E. R. McCorkle
Shriners
Hough & Kennedy
Kennedy Building
Will Ryan
McFarland
Harvey Oil Co
Cleveland
Poultry News
Lincoln, Neb
Duer & Nott’s
Centerville Block
C. H. Jasper & Co
Beckwith
Dowaginc
Gem
Baldwin & Morton
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