Dr J M Sherman Rendox Iowa
Doctor J M Sherman of Rendox Iowa is reported ill with an illness described as a lingering malady. He is currently resting in rooms behind the local post office.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1897
Page
7
Doctor J M Sherman of Rendox Iowa is reported ill with an illness described as a lingering malady. He is currently resting in rooms behind the local post office.
Local column notes a phonograph concert at the Methodist church tomorrow aiding the Epworth League. A hat sale at J H Foley Sons. sewing machines repaired. dental work offered by Dr Sossaman in Renwick. Reports of a dog show, horse dentist, cake sale at the Boston Store, and various local incidents and personal mentions.
A series of short notices list visitors and trips: A S Hayden in town. Mrs Durrington returning to Philadelphia. L A Pope to Des Moines for Prohibition convention. Mrs Bodine and family with Mr Part visiting A B Richard son. Bramley family visiting Monticello Wisconsin relatives. Rev W A Black and Mr Brown in town. Mrs W S Drengen and Emmett Lewis party to Rodman to see Chas Watts. Rev Ketman from Omaha visiting Renwick. Chris Helmke Andrew Miers trip to Swes City to see Peter Gherts. Miss Hermee Higbee visiting Ames and Des Moines friends. D Filkins and Dan Levison Renwick visitors. Prof Fulton planning wheel trip through Washington county and Michigan. local sales by J H Foley & Son offer.
A compact community page notes R. R. Smith and the Epworth League plan ice cream sales at the Boston Store on Saturdays, local dentists and merchants advertising services, a partial solar eclipse visible yesterday, church talks on immortality, an auction of F F Stoddard’s 440 acre farm, and various local notices including baptisms, a Safe Company ad, a concert, an accident, and caucus results.
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