Neighborhood News from Sully and Surrounding Areas
Sully notes W S George returned from Kansas Tuesday morning and a daughter arrival for Mr and Mrs Chas Boot. Grinnell visitors, town business, Newton travels, weather damage from a windstorm, and Dr Lindsay leaving for Toledo. Social events include a rally at Lynnville and an ice cream social at Kilduff. many locals and kin mentioned with fleeting health and travel updates.
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Sully
W.S. George
Kansas
Runnells News Roundup Highlights Local Goings On
Weir Prather and Bart Hull are on sick list or visiting. residents attended Ringling Bros Circus in Des Moines. Water surged into town two miles, crops lost on the bottom, levee heroically saved hundreds of acres of corn. I O O F officers installed from Des Moines, Rebecca Lodge installation planned, Edgar Patterson initiated. Endeavor Society hosts ice cream social in the grove. Rev Hand at Chatauqua in Des Moines. Bridge material ready for new Des Moines river span between Runnells and Ford, ferry unreliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir Prather
Bart’ Hull
Ringling. Bros Circus
Des Moines
Gaylord Hancock
Adelis
de' Pricer
I. O. O. F. Order
Rebecca
Edgar Patterson
Rebecca Lodge
Endeavor Society
Grove
Rev. Hand
Chatauqua
Des Moines River
Runnells
Ford
Leighton News Summary with Local Arrivals and Events
Miss Helen French of Keokuk visits sister Mrs. Payne while W. J. Fowler of Pella travels between trains. Joe Redman rode to Oskaloosa last Saturday and Arie Soetens visits his parents in Pella. Tom Clark conducts business in Oskaloosa. Paul Lynhorst loses a young horse struck by lightning. Bart Glovendyke and Jno van Ben tum drive to Pella. Ice cream social at Reformed church lawn on Thursday July 24 to aid Sunday School. Miss Leora Hand visits Bes sie Synhorst in Pella. Joe Crookham ships five cars cattle and one car hogs to Chicago last Sunday.
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Lynnville
Marion Armstrong
Arnoul Dunnick
R. N. Persons
Grinnell
Mina Willock
Fraer Ia
May Talbott
Des Moines
Helen French
Keokuk
Payne
W. J. Fowler
Pella
Joe Redman
Oskaloosa
Arie Soetens
Tom Clark
Paul Lynhorst
Bart Glovendyke
Jno
van Bentum
Reformed Church
Leora Hand of Pella
Bessie Synhorst
Joe Crookham
Chicago
Electric Bitters Heralded as Cure All Tonic
A local sales pitch claims Electric Bitters will permanently cure various ailments including kidney and liver troubles stomach disorders nerves and rheumatism. The ad promises toning of the stomach regulating kidneys and bowels stimulating the liver invigorating the nerves purifying the blood and curing malaria with a satisfaction guarantee from Keables Drug Store priced at 50 cents.
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Keables Drug Store
Low Round Trip Summer Rates to Twin Cities and Duluth
Great Western Rail way offers low round trip summer fares to St. Paul Minneapolis the Cannon Valley Lakes Duluth and the Superior regions with return validity through October 31st. Inquiries and sale dates available via any Great Western Agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago II October 15.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Cannon Valley Lakes
Duluth
Superiors
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
Chicago
Dissolution of Partnership Between Kellogg and Bracken
Notice states the partnership between Homer Kellogg and George Bracken is dissolved as Bracken sold his interest to Kellogg. All accounts due to date payable to H Kellogg who assumes all indebtedness. Signed July 1902.
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Homer Kellogg
George Brackeni
George Bracken
H. Kellogg
Homer Ketona
Gro
Best Liniment for Strains Says Local Merchant
Deer Park New York merchant Mr F H Wells recommends Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the best liniment for strains claiming quick relief and cure after a severe side lameness. Sold by Allen Stubenraudh.
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F. H. Wells
Deer Park
Long Island
N. Y
Chamberlain
Allen & Stubenraudh
Oats Harvests Hampered By Rains And Winds In Durham
A Durham report notes oats laid by heavy rains and wind, much to be mowed for hay. A new Depot agent Mr Hall from Ford Iowa replaces a transferred clerk. Des Moines River levels receded to banks, with bottom land crop damage near total. English Creek overflow affected fields. two feet higher than peak so far. Two boys James and Fred Herrington nearly swept away in a flood while returning home. Mrs Brown ceasing hotel operations to join daughter in Lucas County. Wm Winslow and mother-in-law visited. Mrs Brown selling household goods. Mr H W Warda, a local native, moved to Lincoln Nebraska for B M R R work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Ford
Missouri
Des Moines
James
Fred Herrington
Wm. Winslow
Derby
Brown
H.W
Myrtle Sharoh
Thomassen's Established in 1881 Real Estate List
Numerous farm listings near Oskaloosa Pella Monroe New Sharon and Oskaloosa with 40 to 300+ acre tracts. Descriptions include acreage, improvements, crops, orchards, houses, barns, wells, rails, and prices from 40 to 14000 dollars. Multiple No. identifiers, proximity to towns, and near R R stations.
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Oskaloosa
Holland Church
Pella
Knoxville
Penn College
R. R
Monroe
R. R. Town
Pel-la
R. Station
Mahaska
New Sharon
New Shardn
Good Town
R. R.station
Fremont
R. R. Station
Pagayi
Otley
Colon
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Jasper County
Wm. Weber
Wm. Holdsworth
F. S. Barrett
Perry Talbott
Jarrett Smith
J. P. Taylors
F. W. P. Lindsay
Toledo
John Bray
James Newell
Mitchelville
J. A. Wray
Newton
Chas. Doane
Eric Jarnagin
Chas
Renaud
Louis Skull
C. C. Eldredge
John Pos
Imp Co
Ottumwa
John
R. Cand
al Sparks
Rev. van der Mey
Arkley Iowa
Frank Sherman
T. L. Gore
Corr
Leighton
Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Co
Omaha
Neb
Cudahy Canning
Califo U Oh
SAN Re
Cole & Langerak
Durham
West
Cudah Packing Co
Vienna
Rex
Louisville
Nashville Railroad
The
Great Central Southern Trunk Line
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
United States
Ionand
West Florida
U.S
Gulf Coast
Ghassanim
Wemyss, onerAllsmigration and Industrial Ag
Louisville, Kys
Thomassen’s
R. R. ‘Station
Arkansas County
DeWit
Stuttgart
Oskaloost
Sharon
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