Local notes from Eagle Grove and surrounding towns
Wim Black and others noted in Eagle Grove on Tuesday with three rooms for rent via J E James. Miss Alta Potter visited La Verne on Wednesday. A Plymouth Rock rooster drew curiosity at the Corner Store. Henry Geigel and others traveled to Eagle Grove. Dr Turner was summoned to Turner Iowa for his father’s illness. Assistant Attorney General Wiley Rankin died in Des Moines from a nosebleed. Ross Mowry appointed to fill the vacancy. A one eyed man in Grimsby gains fishing edge and exemption from military duty. Also ads for kerosene and Cedar Rapids gas at 19 cents per gallon by Win Ble s ie agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Black
Eagle Grove
J. E. James
Mir. Heller
Webster City
Turner
Ross & Maurer
Henry Geigel
Alma Geigel
Webb White
Casper Norder
Clark
Gelina
Ohio
Martin
Wiley
Rankin
Desmates
Ross R. Mowry
Newton
Grimsby
England
Cedar Rapids
Town Notes and Arrivals Highlight Week in Humboldt County
Residents arriving include M B Richardson Allison and S C Packard Estherville with Vani Whiteman Webster City working in town. Phoebe DeVore visiting sister Mrs Clifford Fisher. F T Stoddard Humboldt in town. Mrs Metta Block and Mrs Gus Rohwer visiting La Verne. Hanson Knutson welcomed baby girl. John Schneider party back from Arkansas. Probate notice outlines Will of Paul John deceased with June 7 1916 hearing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Richardson
Allison
S. Cc. Packard
Estherville
Vani Whiteman
Webster City
Phoebe DeVore
Clifford Fisher
F. T. Stoddard
Humboldt
Hans Knutson
John Schneider
Nola
Arkansas
Geo. Bell
John,Helmke
Hilda
Lena Block
Algona
John Wonderly
George Hiegger
Livermore
Cas
Pete Luchsinger
Humboldt County
Paul John
D. F. Oxborrow
LuVerne and Goldfield Items Mixed Rural Notes
Rev Peterson spoke at Ft Dodge Tuesday. Burns and Curran shipped three cars of cattle to Omaha Sunday. Miss Effie Godfrey from Algona visited LuVerne over Sunday. Mrs Bert Thompson and children visiting in Fairmont Minnesota. Prof Smylie to lead Goldfield schools next year. Mike Wegner visited from Ft Dodge. Benke, longtime LuVerne resident, died Saturday night. interment in LuVerne cemetery. In Goldfield, John Egenes and Andrew Frakes visited. Mary Montgomery vacationing with parents. Palmateer and Ampson from Boone township called. Local youths went to Renwick to Vernon Theatre show. Prof Robert Lymlie now in LuVerne as superintendent for coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luverne
Peterson
Ft. Dodge
Burns
Curran
Omaha
Effie Godfrey
Algona
Bert Thompson
Fairmont
Minn
LuVerne Cemetery
Goldfield
the Chronicle
John Egenes
Andrew Frakes
Renwick
Sands
Mary Montgomery
Storm Lake
KE. G. Palmateer
Amony Ampson
Boone Township
New Vernon Theatre
Robert Lymlie
LaVerne
Richardson's Store New Stock for Spring Goods
Richardsons Store touts new hosiery in silk mercerized and ribbed styles for men women and children priced 15c to 1.00 per pair. It urges early shopping for spring and summer dress fabrics to save money and notes latest goods at old prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mrs Richardson Leaves for Timber Lake Visit
Mrs. E. A Richardson travels to Timber Lake South Dakota to visit friends until moving into the Freeman house. Walter and George Miller of Worthington Minnesota vacation with their sisters Mary and Celia Miller, our telephone operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A Richardson
Timber Lake
S. Dakota
Freeman House
Walter
George , Miller
Worthington, Miahi
Mary
Celia Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. J. Holt
the Hardware Man
The
National Warm Air Heating and Ventilating Association
Call
Ld. Waterman
R.C. U
France
Warren Rena Rac
Palmolive
Jownson Sou) Company, Inc
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Falt
Sca
Nap
Deslers
Metta Block
Gus Rohwer
State of
Iowa
Richardson’s Store
A. B. Richardson
Moster
Ford
Vera Keith
Fairfield Dean
Lutheran Church
R.F. Schedtler
Baptist Church Notes
G. P. Mitchell
B. Y. PA
Luni
Burt Stone
Evangelical Chur
Klasse
A. W. Schiesselman
Epworth League
J. G Moyer
Pesto
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