Local notices from Renwick readers December 12 1898
Renwick locals report visits from J Sanford and Mr Overbaugh in Clarion and Humboldt. Mrs Meyers and daughter plan Idaho Falls departure, while Geo Moore family relocates. Millinery sale by The Dean Sisters promises bargains, and Stoddard family arrangements include teaching duties. W Brink expands feed mill services and W Richardson advertises Christmas stock and special prices.
Annual election and tax sale notes from Humboldt area
Reports from Humboldt detail the Agricultural Society officer elections and a light tax sale at the treasurer’s office. Intertwined are town politics and a court case where Mrs. Johnson sued the town for damages, winning a token verdict of one dollar with costs.
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Agricultural Society
Johnson
Hundoldt
C. F. Bootz
Frank Stoddard
Humboldt
Mr. Kelling
Rev Hudsons family leaves for new home at SheilRock Lawn
Rev Hudson and family depart Tuesday to establish at Sheil Rock Lawn after Mr Hudson accepted a call. They ship goods via Burlington from Goldfield as the community extends best wishes for their future success. Miss Phee Hezziewood travels to Foxhome Minnesota then Imlay City Michigan to visit siblings and return to Canada. She receives tokens of affection from Renwick friends. hopes to resume music work after studies and teaching. The Renwick M W A reports a housing meeting with 30 Corwith and 20 Hardy visitors. five candidates initiated, a banquet by Epworth League, and officer elections amid illness of ward. A local surveyor anecdote, Lena Nickerson resigns as Randall teacher due to boarding difficulties. Webster City Tribune notes need for near-school lodging.
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Foxhome
Mian
Mrs. Kitts
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Mieh
Canada
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Corwith
Hardy
Coriith
Foresters
Opera Trouse
Epworth League
Geo
Stoddard
W. A
John Looby
Yanker
John Kelling
J. McCullough
Sherman
Dick McCurry
Lem Pope
Lena Nickerson
Randall
Nickerson
Nicson
Cole
Webster City
Peter Graves Renwick Jeweler Showcases Christmas Goods
Peter Graves, Renwick jeweler, runs a new ad inviting readers to inspect his stock of Christmas items. The watch and chain, cuff buttons, and other jewelry pieces are offered as suitable Christmas presents, with confidence of pleasing customers.
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Peter Graves
Renwick Jeweler
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