Local notes on games and meetings in Waucoma
The page recounts a Hardy boys game won 9 to 0, a school picnic plan at Eile Benedict's, and memorial services at the Methodist Church with Rev Hadeau. It mentions insurance agent Morean visiting, Byron Brink’s Illinois marriage, and renovations at Mitchel building for a General merchandise stock. Additional items cover Home Seekers excursion rates, Renwick High School commencement June 6, Ottosen’s auditorship bid, a Decoration Day picnic at Rile Benedict’s grave, and speeches by Hon. Geo H. Van Houten at the Opera House regarding Masonry and a Hawaii lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rile Benedict
Ony
Geo. H. van Houten
Opera House
van Houten
Tie
Hawaii
Local notices and townpeople seen in past week
Personal mentions from Eagle Grove to Des Moines and Boone recount visits, relocations, and social events. Names include Artie Packard, Rev. Snyder, Z M Williems, Doc, Miss Keith, W H Bell, H Pierce, T F Hill, D H Smith, P Drennen, C H Packard, W F Bacon, Fred Onion, M L French, C N Woods, H B Merrill, HE Martin, Mrs Gee, Mrs Payne, Prof Still, Cena Packard, Laine, C A McKaig. Also notes a surprise party, a school principal moving in, and a captioned war update in Havana reports.
Luni Area Social and Election Notes
Mrs. Fred Skafte and Mrs. Gillespie visited Goldfield on Wednesday while Mrs. John Loobey and Mrs. Ward called on Nate Loobey Sunday. Sidney Root of Eagle Grove conducted business locally on Wednesday. Roy Gillespie is ill with measles. Mr Bris of Belmond is visiting this week hoping to run for county clerk. The G A R decorated soldiers Graves at Luni cemetery Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Skafte
Gillespie
Goldfield
John Loobey
Ward
Nate Loobeys
Sidney Root
Eagle Grove
Mr."Bris
Belmond
Luni Cemetery
Eagle Grove welcomes C E Nall family to town
C E Nall and family have arrived in Eagle Grove from Yankton D and plan to settle as their future home. Tall will work for W E Nicholson as a registered pharmacist and Jomes is highly recommended. The fifth Eagle Grove Alumni event entertained a large audience at the opera house. The alumni set an annual banquet for Friday evening at the Occidental hotel in honor of the graduating class. Mr and Mrs H A Miller will celebrate their fourteenth wedding anniversary June 20 at Mrs Maller's mother's home in Humboldt. Only relatives and near SUS..
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Grove
C. E. Nall
Yankton
Tall
W.E. Nicholson
Jomes
Eagle ‘Grove
Occidental Hotel
H. A. Miller
Local Editor Farewell Notes Miss Gossard Departure
A Renwick school patron laments that Miss Gossard, the primary teacher, will not return next year. The editor explains Fulton is editing, with readers urged to consider future utterances as not always from the local editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick School
Fulton
A.S. Fulton
Notice to Contractors for Vernon County School House Project
Proposals for erecting a school house in district No T in Vernon Humboldt Co will be received at the office where plans and specifications are available until 1 o clock June 11 1898. Contract awarded to lowest bidder with right to reject any bids. Sealed bids also invited for sale of the old school house. Dated May 1 1898 Fred Walener secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Humboldt Co
Atols
Fred Walener
Dressmaking offered by Miss Maud Dalbey at Mrs. F Southvick's
A brief notice promotes dressmaking services with contact pointing to Miss Maud Dalbey and Mrs. F Southvick's location for inquiries and fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud. Dalbey
Baptist notices and Sunday program outline
Pastor plans next Sunday evening sermon on Religious Life of a Busy Man. Exam papers titled Two Senior and seven Junior C. forwarded. Mrs. Robert Pierse baptized last Sunday afternoon in the Boone River. Woman's Mission Circle to meet with Mrs. Orris French next Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pierse
Boone River
Orris French
Methodist Items Highlight Upcoming Services and Observances
Rev Seymour Snyder of Spencer Town will preach at 8 pm next Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal church with no morning sermon, while Sunday school and Epworth League meet at their usual times. Children’s Day is set for June 12 at the M E church with the program Heroic Methodism. Memorial Services drew good attendance despite rain, and Rey Hudson delivered a thoughtful discourse as efforts to improve plans for Memorial and Decoration Day continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Snyder
Spencer, Town
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dane
Epworth League
H.l.smith
M. E Rob
W. BR
Post
Rey Hudson
Decoration Day in Goldfield Brings G A R Parade
Goldfield notes a Decoration Day observance with G A R escorted by Oddfellows and schoolchildren placing flowers on graves. A park program featured Rev. Harwood of Rowen as orator, Eden Albee and Sally Frost delivering readings, followed by patriotic music and speeches. Chauncey Palmateer enlisted in Des Moines. Mary French returned from Illinois after a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddfellows
Rev. Harwood
Rowen
Goldfield
Eden Albee
Sally Frost
Yellow Jaundice Cured By Electric Bitters
A testimonial from M A Hogarty of Lexington Kentucky praises Electric Bitters as a cure for yellow jaundice after six months of suffering. The letter credits Dr Bell and local druggist AR Cole and notes the patient completed two bottles with complete recovery. The item reads as a circulating testimonial and promotes the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Hogarty
Lexington, Ky
AR Cole Druggist
Commencement Program At Renwick High School 1898
The Renwick High School commencement will be held Monday evening June 6 1898 at the M Fichurch Invecation Music with Rev H L Smith leading Humbvoldt Ladies, Meda Mack, Nellie Marsh and Emily Rice among speakers The program includes orations on values of literature the closing of the 19th century class prophecy and possibilities of American youth plus Humboldt Ladies Quartet music and diploma presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick High School
M. Fichurch
Geo. Martin
Meda Mack
Humboldt Ladies
Nellie Marsh
Emily Rice
Frank Ward
Chicago drink bill and Pennsylvania beer for troops
W C T U facts cite John E George of Northwestern University stating Chicago's drink bill at 70 million with 3.322 million in licenses and a dead loss of 66 665 000. Pennsylvania contracted with a brewery to supply two car loads of beer weekly for volunteer troops in Harrisburg.
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John E. George
Northwestern University
Chicago
State of
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Livermore Items Reflect Local Happenings and Changes
Livermore notes recount Henry Smith’s near foot wound from an ax while at work with a pile driver during a game against Ottosen. A return game was played Monday with the locals triumphing. Givermore claims a strong high school battery and there is plastering at the opera house. Graduation exercises will feature six graduates next Friday. Baptist ladies served ice cream and cake on Memorial Day. Bert Norton recovers from whiskey illness and Bert and John Schimatwaski move to the Nooman building with the harness business. Dennis McMahon visited family. Kathan drains a cellar after rains. Tenpin’s mayoral run ends in a dramatic halt. Glen Bronson sells his drugstore to a Charles City buyer. new owner takes possession. Mrs. Rogers leaves boarding house for housekeeping. Reduced excursion rates to Denver June 2 and 5, limited to June 12 through July 6, via Northwestern Line. inquire at Chicago and North Western agents.
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Denver
Col
Northwestern
Rotary
Chicago& North
Local notes and upcoming sermons on Dec day and June
From The Gross Roads, Rerf Sherman closed school on Decoration Day. Fred Gillett went to Charles City last Thursday. Mrs Foley and children suffer measles. Rev J Jeffery canvassed for books in Swaledale area last week. Rev Artman to preach at Center schoolhouse on Sunday June 5. Society girls drink Rocky Mountain Tea this month. Northwestern Life offers reduced excursion tickets to Sioux City June 1 and 2, valid through June 4, for Morningside College commencement. contact CRN Way agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerf Sherman
Decoration
Fred Gillett
Charles City
8. B. Foley
J. J. Jeffery
Swaledale
Artman
Center School
Northwestern Life
Sioux City
Morningside College
CRN Way
Discovery by a Lady Cures Consumption Says Shelby Firm
A Lincoln County woman claim recovery from seven years of disease after a cough and sleep loss. Mrs Luther Lutz reportedly found relief by Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption after two bottles she slept through the night and felt cured. Trial bottles are free at Cole s drug store with regular bottles at one dollar guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
Luther Lutz
WC Hamnick & Co
Shelby, N.C
Cole’s Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. M. Sherman
Rewrwicx
Iowa
Postoffice
Ayres
Hardy
Hardy Boys
Eile Benedict's
Morean
Webster City
Continental Insurance Co
Will
Byron Brink
Renwick
Ilinois
Mrs. Brink
Methodist ‘Church
Hadeau
Mitchel
Digitsanth
Miastiem
Omaha
Travelers' Protective Association
Mt. E. Church
Bacchleaurate
Rev. Hudson
Baptist Church
Chris. Ottosen
Ottosen
Wacouata Township
Reagan
Artie Packard
Eaglesboye
Rev. Snyder
Z.M. Williems
Boone
Doc
Keith
W.H. Bell
Mikesville
H. Pierce
T.’ F. Hill
D. HH. Smith
Héra
Archer
Marons
M.L. French
Oneida, S. D
C.N. Woods
Howard Martin
H. B.merrill
Des Moines
Watlager
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Merrill
HE. Martin
Los Angeles
Calif
Martins
Ayres Gallery
Mrs
Still
Cena Packard
Lake City
S. C. Packard
C. Hl. Packard
Humboldt
Ca’ Laine
C. A. McKaig
Ren- Wie
Towa
Schrey
Cevera
Santiago Harbor
Havana
Morro Castle
la Socopa
Punta Gorda
Roy
Goldfield News
Mrs. Taft
Clarion
Mrs. Henry Campbell
Mr. Griffin
Mrs. Beach
Hugh McCutcheon
Chauncey Palmateer
Isadore Wayes
Mary French
W. C.T. U. Facts
Henry Smith
Givermore
WF. Miller
the Ladies of the Baptist Church
Bert Norton
Whinsey
A.A. Luke
Harness Man
John Schimatwaski
Nooman
Dennis McMahon
Mr. Kathan
Glen Bronson
Charles’ City
Richardson’s Cash Store
Dewey
Onion Bros
Dean
Wisconsin. Lumber Co
ULE
Vinren Ocean
Sr Bat
Inter Ocean
Drea
Fine World
Wnat
Sundaay
Mall
Acai
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