Perry Advertiser by Sam E and FrAr Ik
The Perry Advertiser credits Sam E and FrAr Ik as the newspaper staff or contributors. This brief note lists authors or bylines for the issue. No further details provided.
17 Jun 1898
Page 5
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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1898
Page
5
The Perry Advertiser credits Sam E and FrAr Ik as the newspaper staff or contributors. This brief note lists authors or bylines for the issue. No further details provided.
Local notes recount visits by Geo Miller and family of Eldos, Miss Edna Samaer to Adel, and various Adel residents to Omaha Des Moines and Sioux City. Mentions Nelson Laravay funeral, school term closes at Strawberry Run, ice cream social, Seventh Ninth Epworth League in Jefferson, and a missionary fundraising day led by Dr. W. H. Reis with strong giving.
In a hotel cafe a group of circus bill posters and agents dissect show management. They note Ringlings facing tough luck and moving west after hard times in the south, while Forepaugh and Sells route through the northwest. A Leiter wheat deal collapse shows the danger of backing the tiger and fault lines in banking.
A Minbura man in the Go. B. Third regiment writes from Chickamauga that the war has united the country demonstrating no real north or south division now. He notes New York troops nearby and observes how the soldiers, once misjudged, are better drilled and dressed than anticipated. Also listed are uncalled letters in Perryla week ending January 11, 1393, including Riley, Hugi, Zenor, and others, with advertised items.
The report recounts Memorial Day activities with the order of exercises, a procession to the cemetery, flower girls with wreaths, and remarks by Rev. Rosenburger and Rev. Morrison. Rain shortened the proceedings but the observance remained a fitting tribute to the departed. Next Sunday includes Children’s Day at the M E church with a sermon by Rev. Nye and baptisms followed by a concert titled Heroic Methodism.
Cycle Meet program set for Dallas Center on June 24 includes one mile novice, quarter mile open, mile pursuit, half mile for boys under 16, two mile lap, and Adel Dallas Center club race. Fred Craig with pacing team aims for the one mile state record. GT Referee A F Thompson Adel. Admission 15 cents.
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