Knoxville Roundup of Moves and Moves of Residents
Judge Gamble away on business this week J W Soles to Dakota for the summer Mrs H Spaid sick with grip Herbert Bellamy home from Cornell for spring Walter Newman out of town on business Friday and Saturday A J Kerr moved to farm south of town George Zin improving after winter illness Mrs Andrew Vandermeulen of Pella visited Knoxville Rev M L Everett moved to Keokuk sauqua to pastor Christian Church D A McTaggart confined at home with grip but improving Mr and Mrs Jared Elliott will move to Pleasantville poultry business Dr J C W Coxe of Oskaloosa came to Knoxville to visit son E W Coxe and friends Richard trial not yet reviewed by supreme court likely next September Miss Telitha Hunter dinner for Miss Ella Frame Des Moines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Everett
Keosauqua
The
Christian Church
D. A. McTaggart
Jared Elliott
Pleasantville
Elliott
J.C. W. Coxe
Oskaloosa
Knoxville
E. W. Coxe
Richard
Supreme Court
Telitha Hunter
Ella Frame
Des Moines
Adjourned Court Session and Local Happenings
The court convened for an adjourned session last Saturday and finished remaining business. Rathbone Sisters held an initiation with social coffee and doughnuts. S. L. Collins shows signs of recovery. East town street lights now largely functional. total loss about 7000 dollars. High School will stage a Shakespeare play for commencement with parts assigned. Ward caucuses nominated aldermen: 1st O. P. Wright. 2nd Capt. L. K. Butterfield. 3rd Art Marshall. P E O lodge hosts a children's party at K of P Hall. Stella Bybee, 13, uses crutches after injury. Mrs. Roy Finarty improves after southern trip. Mr. Finarty and Dr. Finarty seek benefits west. Citizens ticket for aldermen listed. later Hanks withdraws in 1st ward. Mud and ice on square gutters cleaned. drainage improved. Wm. Devore returns from west. Des Devore injured earlier by Worth Gregory. Court yard cleared of brush. area looks tidier. Queen Esther society led morning services. Miss Crawford spoke on deaconess work. Kaufman building east of square to be torn down. new brick building likely. Knoxville Express offices painted. to remain in place. D. C. Belknap’s music store building front damaged. glass costs 70 dollars each. Local gas plant expanding. pipes laid to stores. State senate passes 125000 dollar inebriate home appropriation. controversy noted about distant sponsors and historic push for a normal school. Circumstances alter cases, as the saying goes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbone
S. L. Collins
O. P. Wright
L. K. Butterfield
Art Marshall
Citizens
J. D. Hanks
R. G. Mulkey
D. Fry
Hanks
Wm. Devore
Washington
Oregon
Sunset
Des
Worth Gregory
State Senate
House
Smith
Mitchell County
Knoxville
President Searly
State Normal
Card of Thanks for Mrs H Wannewitz's Family
The relatives of the late Mrs. H Wannewitz thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown during illness, death, and burial. Signed by Mr and Mrs E Varenkamp, Mr and Mrs H Kaldenberg, Mr and Mrs D Gosselink, Mr and Mrs C Boat, Mr and Mrs A Boat, Mr and Mrs H v D Oever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wannewitz
E. C. Varenkamp
H. Kaldenberg
D. Gosselink
C. Boat
Notice to settle accounts after business sale
We have sold our business and will close our books. All parties owing us are asked to call and settle. Accounts not settled by cash or note by April 15 will be placed with an attorney for collection. 34 H. J. Green & Son. The flavor of bread made with Seal of Minnesota Nour flour. At Cole's Seed Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Cole's Seed Store
Stanton Bros and McCord Horse and Mule Sale Notice
The notice announces a public sale of horses owned by Stanton Bros and mules owned by M A McCord. The sale will be held at the Stock Pavilion in the fair grounds at New something, with bidders invited to attend the event at the indicated venue.
March 31 1904 sale of horses and mules announced
A sale at 1 pm lists 75 head of horses and mules including brown and black team pairs, bays, sorrels, greys, and foals with weights from 1000 to 2000 pounds. Descriptions note weanlings, broke harness entries, and a 4-year-old saddle pony. McCORD advertises 20 head of 3-year-old mules and 22 other mules from Missouri stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Match Bay
Sir Counsel
Stanton
Mule County
Missouri
M.A. McCord
Also Mentioned on This Page
Knoxville News
Judge Gamble
J. W. Soles
Dakota
Consult
Geo. W. Miser
DR. Miser
DR. Miser’s Office
First Avenue
Boyer’s Clothing
Owa
Miser
Eorror
P. E
O. Lodge
Stella
Sheriff Bybee
Roy Finarty
Finarty
J. W. Finarty
Court Yard
Horace McCord
Court House
Queen Esther Society
M. E
Miss Crawford
Queen Esthers
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Regular Missionary Society
Eli Kaufman
Wm. Kruger
Johnson & Warner
M. Vander Linden
Chicago
Ask Harriet Rietveld, Agt
Pella
Iowa
Mme. Kinsey
Co. W. Catlin
Dr. Howell
Av McCoup
Auctioneetys
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