Local Happenings Across Mingo and Nearby Townships
From Around the County notes Woodmen M W A members attended Mitchellville Woodmen picnic with wives including Dr Robb David Hutson Cyrus Katwell Ed McCowan Sumner Baker Chas Long Garner Mills Byron Beard Chas Edwards and Gus Rombaugh. J M Stinson bought Nick farm for 50 per acre. Charles Sanderson to build corn crib and wagon shed. George Harris moved to Oklahoma for business. Clyde Modern Woodmen Camp forming with about thirty members. Mrs Belle Haun and family visited George McCullough as Myrtle McCullough wedding in Palto Alto township. T G Russell’s new house nearly ready. Frank Russell horse died last week.
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Mingo Lodge
Mitchellville
Dr. Robb
David Hutson
Cyrus Katwell
Ed McCowan
Sumner Baker
Chas. Long
Garner Mills
Byron Beard
Chas. Edwards
Gus Rombaugh
Lewis Young
Zeb
Wyrick
Newton
J. M. Stinson
John Nick
Charles Sanderson
Belle Haun
George McCullough
Myrtle McClough
Palto Alto Township
T.G. Russell
Frank Russell
Pleasant View pumpkin pie sociable a success
Murphy notes report a successful pumpkin pie sociable at Pleasant View last Tuesday with a pleasing program. Nearby residents W McVey and family from Kellogg visited friends, and Milt Mobberly conducted business in the area last Friday. Mrs Will Mobberly of Dexter visiting, Mrs Keeton Keeton suffers neuralgia, Lee Clawson from Kellogg drilling a well for El Slagle, John Starrett and family attended the Pickens sale north of Newton last Thursday.
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Pleasant View
W. McVey
Kelloge
Murphy
Milt Mobberly
Will Mobberly
Dexter ‘S
Kellogg
John Starrett
Pickens
Newton
Amboy School Opens Under Miss Lillian Patterson
North East Jasper reports Amboy one day week school start with Miss Lillian Patterson as teacher. Local notes include hog shipments from Laurel and Newburg, barn nearing completion with Emery Auten and J P Bennett at work, and Frank painting. Rev Handy preached well and two young ladies joined full membership before services. Wedding reception for Jos Burnham and wife attended by Wm Burnham and wife at Lynnville. Isaiah Clay took a pleasure trip to Clear Lake. Anna Mobberly praised as Miller school teacher. Fall work like corn cutting and plowing underway.
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Amboy
Lillian Patterson
B. F. Crawford
Laurel
Newburg
A. C. Auten
Emery Auten
J. P. Bennett
Frank
Rev. Handy
Wm Burnham
Jos. Burnham
Lynnville
Isaiah Clay
Clear Lake
Anna Mobberly
Miller School
Mrybody
Colfax Items Record Briefly
Laurence Shanafelt, six months, dies after brief illness. Clifford Wood, son of Geo D Wood, leaves for Culver Indiana to enter military academy. Mrs Warner advised by Mount Pleasant asylum superintendent this week.
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Clpper
Laurence
G. W. Shanafelt
Clifford Wood
Geo. D. Wood
Culver
Indiana
Excellent Military Academy
Warner
Mount Pleasant Asylum
Deathbed Foretells Soon End For Local Resident
Bits of local news from the Tribune: Mardis near death after paralysis. Hon. F. E. Diston named as a delegate to the Farmers National Congress in Boston. Postmaster Keeley of Mitchellville injured by a kicking horse. Church farewells, political visits, school census figures for Colfax, births, marriages, and recent social news in Newton and West Colfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. DiBtson
Gov. Shaw
Farmer's National Congress
Boston
Keeley
Mitchellville
Kellogg News Highlights Local Visits and Appointments
Kellogg visitors include F D Winn E C Meredith Harry Galusha and C N Wagley from the Enterprise reported. John Baker a prominent banker at Everly Indiana was a guest of Dr A W Adair over Sunday. Sept H F Pemberton will preach next Sunday evening in the pastor’s absence. Rev F W Collins conducts revival at Colfax. A L Eubank named marshal and street commissioner by Mayor C J Irish. C H Gannon the new night operator injured in a fall but recovering.
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The
Enterprise
F. D. Winn
E. C. Meredith
Harry Galusha
C. N. Wagley
Kellogg
John Baker
Everly
A. W.adair
H. F. Pemberton
M. E
Mt Pleasant
F. W. Collins
Christian Church
Colfax
King of
A. L. Eubank
C.J. Irish
C. H. Lemke
C. H. Gannon
Monroe Mirror News Briefs From Monroe
The Monroe Mirror reports a Monday school opening for two months, multiple weddings including Dr J L Robinson and Miss Wilhelmine McDonald, and Mr Joshua Scharf with Miss Caroline Irwin. Also noted are Lottie H. Brown’s transport for burial, Miss Charlotte Shafer’s death at Mt Pleasant asylum, a gainsay baby loss for Mr and Mrs T L Gove, and local grain shipments of wheat and oats.
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the Mirror
Monroe
J. L. Robinson
Wilhelmine McDonald
James A. McDonald
Charlotte Shafer
Mt Pleasant
Joshua Scharf
Caroline Irwin
James Irwin
Sally
T. L. Gove
Rev. Scull
Lynnville News Highlights Local Happenings
Rev Pemberton preaches first sermon at Friend's church as Lynnville welcomes fall. Walter Macy recovers from a week of illness. Town attends Marshalltown show on Friday. Newby Macy tile mill halts work due to lack of labor. D C Skeels suffers forehead injury from falling buggy tongue and heals. Grand Order of IOOF will dedicate new hall on Sept 25. Wilford Williams builds a new house 14 miles northeast. Prof E A Witmer visits Grinnell over Sunday. G W Dryden visits Newton Saturday.
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Pemberton
Friend's Church
Walter Macy
Marshalltown
Newby & Macy
D.C. Skeels
Dr. Quire
Grand Order
C. F
Wilford Williams
E. A. Witmer
Grinnell
G. W. Dryden
Newton
Social event at Bean home surprises Reasnor friends
A week ago Mr and Mrs Frank Bean hosted a surprise gathering attended by Woodmen of the World families from Reasnor and nearby. Guests filled baskets left at John Simpson's restaurant and set the table for the occasion after socializing at the Beans home. The group then marched to the restaurant for further revelry, followed by ice cream and candy. Also noted are local items: Marvin McDaniel named Monroe city marshal, Mr Long of Pella buying horses, Charles Emery’s horse died after wire injury, Oliver Blackledge selling out and moving to Oregon, J F Wheeler family moving into a new residence, and a celebration for the newly married Shelly Wells and Myrtle McCullough. Also mentions home improvements by Wm France. An advertisement touts Chamberlain remedies with testimonials from S L Shaver and J R Grans of Fincastle VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bean
Mr. Bean
Reasnor
John Simpson
Bean Home
Marvin McDaniel
Allen McDaniel
Monroe
Geo. Buckingham
Mr. Long
Pella
Arran
Charles Emery
Oliver Blackledge
Blackledge
Oregon
J. F. Wheeler
Reasner
Record Ad for Chamberlain's Remedy Claims Full Satisfaction Refund
Advertisement asserts no risk to buyers of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy Wagley Smead offer refund if not satisfied after use. Promotes it as universally admitted most successful remedy for bowel complaints claiming pleasant safe and reliable efficacy.
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Wagley
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Q Brent
Chicago
Winn & Carrier
Cash Dry Goods Store
Iowa
Geo. Harris
Oklahoma
Clyde
Mardis
M. E. Church
C.J. English
Fred White
J. B. Weaver
W. O. Foster
Little ‘Hter
Spring City
E. F. Tabler
Ed Sherman
Lottie H. Brown
Avery
John M. Tool
Holland
Charlie Renaud
Mr. Terpstra
Lynnville News
Riley
Chamberlain
J. R. Grans
Fincastle
L. Shaver
Mr. Gibbs
Bough’s Grocery and Variety
Hough
Wale
Monarch
Jasper County
Hough's
Were
Vaughan
Round Oak
Columbia Ranges
Big Cash Grocery
W. R. Manning
Record Office
Jasper & Sons
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