Perry residents mingle with visitors at town events
Miss Jessie Maud of Perry visits friends in town while Madden of Perry visits, and Mollie Turney visits her brother east of town. The Red Men plan a Fourth of July basket picnic. Mrs. Simpson visits Miss Pearce and Miss Edmondson, who attend memorial exercises at Perry. Groomes Della and Addie return for a party. Rev J Bake begins as Baptist pastor with fall arrival for his family. Oscar Bremer, a recent law graduate, contemplates locating in Woodward from Stanhope. Lou Bernard of Cass keeps 34 ewes yielding 16 to 19 pounds wool each.
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Jessie
Maud
Perry
Joseph
Madden
Mollie
Turney
Janet “Pearce
Anta, Edmondson
Horace Edmondson
Della
Addie
Oscar Bremer
Bes Moines
Stanhope
Webstery
Local notes and social updates from a Measles period
Mrs Booth auds ty on last Friday, McChesney traded for a driving horse. Mrs Eldridge Carriss went to Second Brough on last Saturday. Miss Edith Pratt was a guest at the Booth home. Miss Carrie Higgs takes lessons from a Minburn lady. R H Hays visited at his parental home last week. Water abundance continues to descend. Church of Christ Children Day exercises planned soon. Mrs J J Hays visited Lizzie Hays last Saturday. A party at W Harrison’s home was planned for last Saturday. The text closes with a reminder that everyone should strive to be useful to themselves and others.
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Afr
McChesney
Eldridge Carriss
John Stichier
Linden
Edith Pratt
Booth
Carrie Higgs
Zusie Jesséns
Minburn
R. H. Hays
Church of Christ
J. J. Hays
Brrs
Lizzie Hays
Woodward Waftings: Jas. Shipped Ninety Hogs to Chicago
From the Enterprise: Jas. recently shipped ninety hogs to Chicago, averaging a value per head not stated in the fragment. The note reflects local trade activity and market movements in Woodward.
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Jas
Chicago
Farewell Party for John Murph Ends Night in Kindness
A farewell party at the home of John Murph honored a boy known for kindness and helpfulness. Attendees presented him with several beautiful books as tokens of esteem and wished him God-speed as he starts his new life. the gathering dispersed late.
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John
Asbestos Garments Offered by Logan & Co for $135
Logan & Co offers asbestos coats and waterproof pants matching at 135 dollars. One fare for round trip via Nickel Pirate Road, for June 11th 12th 13th. Tickets include meals and extend to July 2, 1899 if deposited with joint agent in Buffalo by June 8, 1899. City Ticket Office Buffalo. Depot on the Loop Van Buren and Pacific near Clark.
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Logan & Co
Buffalo
City
Adams St
Chicago
van Buren St
Pacific Ave
Clark
Notice to Contractors for Perry Iowa Street Improvements
Notice seeks sealed proposals for construction of street improvements in Perry Iowa including sidewalks. Bids due June 26 1999 at 8:00 PM with certified check of 100.00. City reserves right to reject all proposals and to withdraw parts of sidewalks as ordered.
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Perry
Lows
AL D
Iowa
H. A.”. Rouse
City Coal Tube Ltd
Noth Street
Said Street
Seventh Street
Willis Icworth
Watford Street
North
Aid Street
Sixth Street
Willis
Paul Street
Paul’ Street
Park Street
Miller
Fifth Street
Willis Avenue
North Street
Gs Fourth Street
Dewey Avenue
Third Street
Center Street
Street Improvements on Watford and Railroad Streets
City Council approved improvements on Second and Third streets side paths on both sides, with curbs four inches thick and water tight joints. Construction parallels sidewalk work, aligning curb material and timing with street resurfacing, along Watford Street between Wirst Avenue and the alley between Second and Third streets.
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Willis Avenue
Said
Willis
Perry
Iowa
North Street
Paw
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway,Co
City of
Second Street
Sxhconnd
First Avenue
Willis'avenue
Watford
Park
Otley Avenue
Nout
Estella
Estella Street
Estella ‘Street
Patice Street
Sixth ‘Street
East Alley
Park Street
West Third Street
Chicago, Milwauker & St. Paul Railway Co
Railroad Street
Said Street
Watford Street
Wirst_ avenue
Dinanée
Cedar Falls encampment review heads two generals and officers
General Byers will lead a review of normal school cadets at Cedar Falls tomorrow. He will be joined by General Rush Lincoln Major Jerauig u Olmstead and Colonel W B Humphrey of the Fifty second Iowa to act as judges at the encampment location amid reports from News.
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Byers
Cedar Falls
Shaw
Rush Litcoln
Jerauig U A. Olmstead
W."b. Humphrey
Iowa
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Angus
Wm. Simpson
Robert Brown
Isaac’ Mills
J. ¥. Bake
New Baptist
Mrs. Booth
The
Enterprise
Cturnat
N.G
Sheldahl & Shenton
B. F. Metcalf
Teell
Sanitariam