Local Renwick Notes Full Of Small News And Rumors
Orrer in the rooms back of Postoffice. Measles prevail. Woodman building rapid. Frank Dean confined with rheumatism. Burrell Gee has a new well. No school in district this week. Sol-E session at barber show Wednesday. Dressler moved to Rice's building. No news from Dewey. James G. Day, ex-chief Justice of Iowa, dies. Fred Meyers is dead. Mrs. Gees improving. Excursion to De Shines next Sunday, fare $1.90 round trip. Miss Tillie Fahrian dangerously ill. Otto improving but bedridden weeks. Brother Bob sick this week. Renwick stockholders elect AL. Ricere resident in 8.1. Gilfespie. 64 men liable for military duty. Times Schbtteriis noted. Storm with squalls, possible tornadoes, damages. Tarantula found on bananas. disposed of. Stolen wheat sold below market. Local merchants urged to patronize home. Arbor Day observed. schools, church, speech by Mayor Keeney. Reports of stealing near Lenwick: various wheat, harness, blankets, and chickens missing.
Community notes and local callers in Eagle Grove area
Local names and visits listed from Eagle Grove and nearby towns including Webster City Thompson Clarion Humboldt and Des Moines. Mentions of residents such as H Pieres Mrs Fulton Dr Simpson and Miss Edith Keith with several social calls and moves outlined. Reports include job change for D H Smith and anticipated relocation with well wishes from the community.
Married at Hardy town Clancy and Olden wedding
The marriage of Andrew N. Clancy and Ora P. Olden occurred Sunday May 1 1898 at Hardy with Rev Artman officiating. About 50 guests attended a dinner at the bride’s home. The groom is a prominent local, and the bride a longtime teacher. Best wishes from friends. Also mentions naval hero Commodore Dewey and a note on society girls using Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Ciancy Olden
Hardy Lown
Andrew N. Clancy
Ora P. Olden
Hardy
Artman
A. Olden
Oeen
Andrew
Clatey
Airs
Alessors Olden
Tiss
M. B. Clancy
Vacious Point
Qra
The Silent Reaper Measles Death in Renwick
Edward Karl Yeoman died inRenwick Iowa from measles that led to pneumonia at age two on April 29 1898 He was born in Des Moines August 16 1895 and buried in Vernon cemetery The funeral at the house was led by W H Foley with Isaiah 40 11 as text The family extends thanks to friends and neighbors for their aid during illness and burial
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Edward Karl
Charles Yeoman
Des Moines
Iowa
Renwick
W. H. Foley
Vernon Cemetery
Eddie
Evangelical Church
Tried For Stealing In Justice Court In Renwick
Town erupts in excitement over a criminal case in Justice court. Noah Stroll and Alva Mohler charged with stealing wheat from Fred Southwick's car on the Renwick track. Stroll admitted taking eight sacks to Algona, selling to F A Scott, receiving a check for the value, then fleeing when seen by Constable Pierce. Mohler discharged after testimony, but held for Eagle Grove in another case. Stroll bound over to the Grand Jury with $1,000 bonds. others named include James Davis. Suspicions rest on all three.
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Justice Court
Noah Stroll
Alva Mohler
Fred Southwick
Renwick
Stroll
Hagle Grove
F. A. Scott
Pierce
Hank
Southwick
Jack Gallerly
Alva Mobler
Wise
Mohler
Justice Moseley
Alva Monier
James Davis
Pasture offer for colts and horses this season
Advertises pasture space for foals and horses with capacity limits and a May 15 deadline. Highlights water, shade, and child safety benefits, and mentions a cure for coughs and throat ailments as a period remedy. Cole's.
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Cole’s
Infuriated Spaniards threaten government in war turmoil
War news reports an enraged Spanish populace threatening to topple the government while Samson's fleet departs Key West for battle. Cape Verdestilla sails home to Spain with no word from Dewey. A farmer near Agency finds carved corn cobs spelling his name. warrants yield labeled cobs and ears at nearby hog premises. Humboldt Colleges Athletic Association plans a May 20 Field Day at Humboldt fair grounds with baseball at 10 am Bradgate vs Humboldt and notable local talent.
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Spain
Samson
Key West
Cape Verdestilla
Dewey
Agency
Humboldt Colleges Athletic Association
Humboldt Fair Grounds
Thor Garnet
Eadie
Bradgate
Humboldt
Northwestern
Iowa
Renwick
Potatoes for Sale In Ren wick at 50 Cents a Bushel
Large lot of 300 bushels of northern grown potatoes offered for sale at 50 cents per bushel. Potatoes stored at the seller's Ren wick cellar with samples available at Bell and Thiel's hardware store.
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My Place
Renwick
Bell &Thiel’s
Missionary addresses and local visits mark Goldfield week
Goldfield residents attended missionary services in the M E church with Rev Southwell of Eagle Grove and Rev Lamley of Clarion. Visits included Rev Findley in Garner and Miss May Radley returning from Livermore. J R Griffin traveled to Chicago with two carloads of cattle as Mrs John Henry, formerly Crissie McBride, died. Mrs Olney of Clarion suffered a critical accident when a revolver discharged near Eagle Grove.
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Mr. Tyler
Humboldt
M. E. Church
Lamley
Clarion
Mr. Southwell
Eagle Grove
May Radley
Livermore
Mrs. Nichols
J.R. Griffin
Chicago
John Henry
Crissie McBride
Baptist Church
Lave
Pearson
Findley
Olney
Scott
Ghiston
DeWitts Little Early Risers Liver Cleanse Claim
A vintage testimonial claims the DeWitt’s Little Early Risers liver cleanse cures constipation and all stomach and liver troubles by energizing the liver and restoring ambition as noted by H B Cole.
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DeWitt
H B Cole
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