Local notes from Des Moines to Vega area and Ames College prizes
Miss Letta Harmison returns from Des Moines with a week at home. Mrs. Osborne and mother visit relatives in Des Moines Saturday. Ed Wheeler travels from Pella to Brown’s horse sale near Swan. Congregational church to observe Christmas eve services. Dave Thomas returns to Pella from a McAdoo visit. McAdoos return from Knoxville and Tracy. Miss Lucy Bruner and Mr. Sandy wed near Vandalia and will live near Sandyville. Branden and Huntleys troupe performs at Brown’s hall with two entertainments. Shawhan buggy accident leaves few injuries, buggy wrecked. Geo. Zinn sale attended by citizens. W. R. Wales of Albia visits for business. Eureka school opens with Miss Lam. H. K. Blair visiting on way to Knoxville. Loynachan, Ed, and Will Cummings return from Hindig for a relative’s funeral. T. T. McMillan ill with severe cold, hoarse voice. Miss Ira Smith travels to Martinsburg for Keo. Two loads by George Zinn and one car to Wisley Rankin for Chicago. Charles Perry of Knoxville manages stock. Letter recalls W. W. Brown’s death. praises his character and long acquaintance. Iowa State College at Ames wins 49 livestock prizes totaling 1600 dollars at Chicago exposition. Grand Champion College Lad earns 400 dollars. King-Perkins company to perform Old Farmer Hopkins at the opera house December 28 1903. praise for the troupe and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letta Harmison
Des Moines
C. B. Osborne
Ed. Wheeler
Pella
Brown’s
Swan
Dave Thomas
McAdoo
Knoxville
Tracy
Lucy Bruner
Sandy
Vandalia
Sandyville
Branden
Beverly Shawhan
George Zinn
Wisley Rankin
Chicago
Charles Perry
W. W. Brown
Mr. Brown
Jefferson County
Iowa
Lick Creek
Robi. Brown
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Praised by S C Vendor
H A Tisdale of Summerton South Carolina values DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve at one hundred dollars a box. He says he suffered piles for twenty years and tried many doctors and medicines before finding relief with the salve. The ad touts Witch Hazel healing properties and emollients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Tisdale
Summerton
S. C
DeWitt
Sheriff Auction Notice in Harvey Iowa 1904
The sheriff of Marion County Iowa advertises a public sale of levied property including two horses a wagon and harness. The sale follows a writ of attachment issued by the Marion County District Court and a December 15 1903 order by Judge Jas D Gamble. It will occur January 5 1904 at Harry Norris’s livery stable Harvey between 9 and 4 with sale to settle a claim by G A Vandermeulen Co against Theodore Kornelissen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Marion County
Iowa
Jas. D. Gamble
Harry Norris
Harvey
Theodore Kornelissen
G. A. Vandermeulen
Notice to Theodore Kornelissen in Iowa Court Case
Plaintiffs G A Vandermeulen Co file in Marion county district court to recover eight dollars with six percent interest from November 16 1903 for goods sold in March May 1903. A writ of attachment has seized your team of horses wagon and harness at Harvey Iowa under Sheriff levy. If you do not appear by noon February term 1904 at Knoxville the court will enter default and render judgment. Dated December 16 1903. Bousquet Lyon attorneys for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kornelissen
G. A. Vandermeulen & Co
District Court of
State of Iowa
Marion County
A.D
Iqaid County
Harry Norris
Harvey
Iowa
Knoxville
Bousquet & Lyon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Runnells
Durham
W. R. Wales
Albia
Eureka
Miss Lam
H. K. Blair
Vigilance
Edward Loynachan
Will Cummings
Ilindig
T. T. McMillan
Ira Smith
Martinsburg
Keo- Joule -Co
Ames College
Iowa State College
Ames
King-Perkins Company
Opera House
Hopkins
Frank G. i King
Chic’ Perkins
Capes
Wormwoudrs Clothing
Ee Pella
Welton
Smyrna Utopia
Rex
LeCocq
Bruinekool
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