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Perry Advertiser

Location

Perry, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1899

Page

11

Busy social season noted across Perry with gatherings

The piece chronicles a busy Perry social scene with lawn socials picnics and harvest moon strolls. It mentions Miss Anna Barnard’s Sunday school picnic at Revert's Grove with teachers Miss Linnie Wail and others, a joint Rebekah picnic planned, and Miss Flora Bailey’s Sunday school social at the M E parsonage with ice cream and cake. It also notes camping on the Coon River and the marriage of Frank S Leathers to May V Case two miles north, followed by a tea at Mrs S McThern leys and a Des Moines guest Bealan Gaston guest of honor with a four course luncheon.

Perry Schopl Anna Barnard Revert’s Grove Linnie Wail Flora Bailey M. E John Case Frank S Leathers May V.case Rev. McDade Powsherk County Case Farm Stonday

Early Birds in Dexter Politics Active Early Next Year

The Dexter Sentinel reports early campaign activity for county offices with W T Sharp, P Stephen Harris, BD Muller, W J Dack, S F Pott, and T Reynolds as prospective candidates for County Attorney Recorder and Auditor. Local social notes mention Bertha McMichael, Mae Didd, Pearl Tyer, and Mrs Clementine Russell, plus an upcoming church program by the Endeavor society. An ad promotes Rocky Mountain Tea at 3 cents.

Dexter Sentinel W. T. Sharp Stephen Harris BD. H. Muller Adel W.J Dack S. F. Pott Perry T. ©. Reynolds Bertha McMichael Mae Didd Dallas Center Pearl Tyer Clementine Russell Endeavor Society of the Christian Church de Moss

Bent of His Industry. Mrs de Cohen

A light exchange notes a husband’s constant industrious activity asking a laundress about her busy household. The Baltimore Jewish Comment cites a government rule restricting post office employees from marrying without special permission.

Geman Postolice

Death of Abraham Bohner in Perry at 82

Abraham Bohner died after weeks of illness from dropsy. Born in Pennsylvania, he lived in Perry many years and was a respected, upright citizen. He left a wife and one son from a previous marriage. Bohner once kept a hotel on the Philadelphia to Pittsburg route. Funeral arrangements were not yet made.

Abraham Bohner Bobner Perry Land Mr. Bohner Pennsylvania Inavu Gold National Road Philadelphia Pittsburg

Wild man from Chicago captured at Dawson

Sheriff J D Payne received a tip from Marshal D Willis at Perry and brought James Foley of Chicago to Adel after he caused a disturbance at Dawson during epileptic fits from heavy drinking. Insane commissioners ordered Foley sent to Chicago. he was placed aboard a Chicago bound train at Marion Saturday night.

J. D. Payne Marshal Dwillis Perry Dawson Adel James Foley Chicago Manilla Foley Marion Adel Republican

Excursion to Sioux City Will Be Season's Biggest Event

The Perry Ball Team will travel to Sioux City for a major season outing on Sunday August 20 with a special round trip fare of 2.25. A 4.25 round trip option via the C M St Paul leaves Perry in the afternoon and arrives Soo City early morning. Attractions at Riverside Park include Edison phonograph pictures and moving pictures, vaudeville, a balloon ascent, and a baseball championship game between the Flandreau Indian Club and Perry Iowa Club. General admission is free, grandstand 25 to 3 cents, and tickets include stereoptican and vaudeville shows.

Riverside Park Sous City C.M St Paul Perry Soo City Edison Edisons Championship of

Folding Drop Cabinet Sewing Machine Offer

A sewing machine company offers a folding Drop Cabinet Sewing Machine combining features of Domestic Howe Victor White and others for 24.00. They include a quadruple plated tea set valued at 335.00 with cream pitcher and spoon holder gold lined, all for 26.00. The machine carries a 10 year warranty and 20 years of free repair.

Sewing Machine Company Howe Victor White

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