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Newspaper
Redding Herald
Location
Redding, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
7
Mrs. I W Smith and her sons Lester and Archie of Blockton and Mrs. F A Verllace traveled to visit their uncle J H Armstrong who is critically ill north of Tingley.
Friends report Miss May Arneal has grown frail from years of teaching and is now at a sanitarium in North Carolina. Officials hope she will soon regain her usual health.
Asa Murphy advertises good hard wood cut to stove lengths. Price is $3 per load when corded in at the timber or $4 delivered within town limits.
The article notes Mrs Willard Oliver has been quite ill in recent days. It mentions a school event Tuesday night where Juniors and Freshmen entertained Seniors and Sophomores at the school house with a kid party.
Geo Staton has purchased the Dr. Nye property on the west side of the square, formerly the I. F. Hillhouse place.
J S Miller Hauls ice from Blockton where ice freezes hard. Ii i Williams also filled his private ice house from Glockton earlier this week. A suitable ice body was found on the river north of town and hauling began Tuesday morning. For sale a coming yearling colt two good one and a full blood Jersey heifer coming yearling by E BK Edwards.
J. W. Miller mails the Herald newspaper to his son Roy in Wibaux Montana, confirming family mail delivery arrangements and addressing.
G M Jennings purchases the former residence of Mrs Eddie Holland in east Redding where he has resided for several years. The deal marks a new ownership step for Jennings as local records reflect the transfer.
The marriage of Miss Letha Spencer and Mr Everett Galloway took place Sunday December 24 in Oklahoma City. They will reside in Chicago where Everett works for Phelps Construction Co. After visiting families here they left Friday evening.
Mrs. H C Lahs of St. Joseph went home Thursday morning after a several day visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J W Miller and other relatives.
160 acres of tractor land offered for sale near Grover Colorado. Will trade for land in Iowa. Interested buyers write owner I. O. Brawner Kimball Nebraska.
I W McPheeters a Grant City business caller Saturday. In a letter renewing his subscript to the Herald another year W Hi Grayson of Dinuba California wishes all Redding folks a Happy New Year Mr and Mrs Roy Shaffer and daughter Margie B returned to their Des Moines home Saturday after a few days visit with relatives Mrs Josie Miller was a Thursday morning passenger for Grant City.
A note indicates the Herald subscription has expired and urges a prompt renewal to continue service.
Mr and Mrs Frank Wattrman and their son Joe from York Nebraska visited Bedford with a brief stay at the home of G W Brott.
The high school basketball team hosts Maloy at Maloy Friday night in a fall like weather setting. The game highlights local prep athletics and community spirit.
William Stabe, a Grant City business caller, visited the local office Monday to discuss trade and market conditions. He spoke with shopkeepers about current prices and commerce in the area.
Mrs Elizabeth Schuster of Grant City died at her home Friday night aged 68 years 8 months and 3 days. She was the mother of Mrs Will Harris of the town's south side. Interment followed at Fletchall cemetery.
The American Legion boys organize a basketball team and will host their first game tonight at the Redding gym in town teany.
A. D. Baird forwards the Herald to his daughters in Des Moines Iowa and Minneapolis Minnesota addressing the family's distribution of the paper.
A collage of camp meeting style tunes and chants praising the Epworth League. Lyrics evoke cheer, loyalty, service and fellowship with musical cues and refrains about unity, memories, and future meetings.
Product description states Hall's Catarrh Medicine relieves catarrhal inflammation with an ointment and an internal tonic. It claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces to restore normal conditions. Sold by druggists for over 40 years. BF J Cheney & Co Toledo Q.
The 29th annual state corn show will be held in Ames during the short course from January 29 to February 3.
Doctor O L Fullerton offers office visits on the north side square with prompt calls and both office and residence phone numbers listed for patient access. Redding-Towa notices follow.
Residents encouraged to send clippings or copies of the local newspaper to friends and relatives in other states. The appeal highlights keeping distant loved ones informed about community events, notices, and daily life through paper readership.
Work underway this week in the school gym room to increase seating for large basketball game crowds. Financed by the basketball teams and other pupils, the project aims to make the court one of the best in the county by adding a few more seats.
Bonnie Burnison came back to Kansas City last week after visiting her grandparents Dr. and Mrs. Nye.
Phil Buckridge rode as a Saturday passenger for Gentry, aligning with the team's weekend schedule.
Mrs Mary Smith of Winterset visited Saturday of last week at the home of her nephew J E Edwards.
The Ladies Aid will hold an all day meeting next Wednesday January 17 at the church basement. Everyone is invited to attend and bring a dish to share.
Those seeking native lumber are advised to inquire of Geo Moler for details and availability.
Mrs Is J Seaton mails The Herald to her daughter living in California. The domestic news item notes the delivery of a newspaper overseas, reflecting family ties and press circulation.
The Palm ers Shipping Association will hold its annual meeting at Smiths Hall on Friday January 12 at 180 p.m. Delegates report and election of board members, manager and secretary to the State Shipping Association will be discussed.
L D Norris sold a Belgian colt and a yearling named Jack last week to buyers at Afton, transferring ownership to interested parties in the local horse market with no further details.
Listed guests attended a Sunday gathering at the 8 P Baird residence including Mr and Mrs Myers Judy, Mrs Clester Simpson and children, Mr and Mrs Robt Judy, Mr and Mrs Cecil Judy, Ivan Judy, Olin and Rowena Hoffman.
Mrs A D Baird ships the Herald to her mother in Des Moines, delivering the paper by mail to the Iowa city.
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