Renwicx Iowa Office In The Rooms Back Of Postoffice
A terse notice locates an office in Renwicx Iowa set behind the post office building. Details are sparse but the placement suggests a public or business address linked to postal area premises.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1898
Page
7
A terse notice locates an office in Renwicx Iowa set behind the post office building. Details are sparse but the placement suggests a public or business address linked to postal area premises.
A ragbag of farm entries and town news reports from Renwick and nearby areas. Diphtheria cases in Corwith. 15 Omaha excursion tickets sold. Eva Rice finishes fall term. George Biassi's hand abscess. additions to barns. AL Miner’s child’s illness. chinaware exhibit at Cole’s. mishap at Jamies Muhsons loading corn. Dr Sternida treats fracture. town youth party at Mrs Bergen. the L T L club honors Mrs Bergen Jahl. a runaway wagon at Wisconsin Lumber Co.. Welster Humboldt county Teacher’s Association meeting planned at Humboldt. Eagle Grove Eagle notes on historical relics and rocky interpretations. various property trade offers and livery ad.
Personal mentions record a stream of neighbors and guests visiting Eagle Grove and surrounding towns. Names include J N Keeney, Mrs Doty, Rena Webber, Lrotski, Mrs Smith, Mrs Hetley, A B Stichardson, Prof Stil, Oscar Thiel, Everett Keeney, George Packard, Mrs Bacon, Misses Olden and Rice, photographer Johnson, Doctors Cunningham and Sherman, and many others. travels span Des Moines to Hemmith, La Verne, Radcliffe, Wesely, and Ames with various events and visits noted.
Mr. Marsh came home to Renwick last Saturday night after a Klondike journey. He says gold exists there though a mine is as unlikely as securing the First National Bank of Des Moines. The depot crowd greeted him warmly while his children showed great joy. Next week will recount his travels after last summer’s letter.
The bericht notes the marriage of H B Merrill to Adelia Owens on October 26 1898 at Green Top Missouri with Rev Clark of Kirksville officiating. The groom works for Wisconsin Lumber Co in Renwick and is praised for business ability while the bride is new to the community. The note suggests forming a social club for young married couples to foster winter social events.
Luni items note guests at S I Gillespie and a farm sale by George Packard to Jim Gillespie with plans to move to Kansas. Miss Mary Pears wed at Toledo to Philip Gates, sister of Mrs Ed gar Schoolcraft. Mrs Anna Jenkins visits Renwick relatives. E A Schoolcraft travels to Kansas to visit brother Pete Hill. Jim Gillespie’s team caused a wagon mishap near Goldfield. Edgar Schoolcraft attends Toledo wedding.
The address before the State Liquor League of Ohio argues that liquor sales rely on creating appetite, urging missionary effort to entice youths. The piece critiques the Herald-Democrat and Osborne coverage, defending the Republican stance and urging the Republican editor to pursue larger targets than the Herald-Democrat in future political fights.
The notice states that all debts owed to F A Dean in Renwick Iowa must be paid at once at the German American Bank. Accounts not settled by November 15 will be placed in the hands of a justice for collection. Call at once to save costs.
A medicine ad warns against counterfeit or initiation when seeking DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The note claims more cases of piles have been cured by this salve than all others combined, attributed to H. B. Cole.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership under Callenen and Taner is dissolved. Neither party may contract debts in the firm name and all book accounts must be settled at once. Carresen and Taxek listed as related parties.
Rev Bryant of Rockwell City acted as caller at the schools in recent weeks. L and Wilson of Humboldt visited on Wednesday. New pupils have entered recently. Miss Hindman asked how pupils spent non school time. Boys spend about half and girls a quarter of weekday evenings away from home. In Cedar Falls and Parkersburg areas high school youth often stay out past supper. Over 12 percent of high school boys do not study outside school. few girls skip study. Historic Waterloo Courier notes home influence matters.
Mrs M B Clancey visited Algona midweek and Abbie Harvey aided at Hotel de Carat. A N Clancey, Mrs N Carr, and Miss Clara Linch manfully recovered from grippe. Maud Harvey returned home after helping Mrs Saxton. Womens Foreign Missionary Society and Ladies Aid met at Mrs GH Cheever and Mrs Will Winter respectively. W A Watkinson painting. Frank James welcomed a newborn. Mr and Mrs McCombs hosted Mamnie visiting. Grant Winter and Cort Alyn spent Sunday at home. Mrs C Ward visited Renwick area. Do not renew farm loans without us. State Bank of Renwick offers terms and home interest payments.
Notice from GC W Olden and Son urges all persons indebted to the firm to call and settle their accounts at once as all balances must be cleared as soon as possible.
Want ad offers $315 weekly salary plus rig to introduce Perfection Poultry Mixture in the country, touted as the world’s greatest eggs producer. Address with stamp to Perfection Manufacturing Co., Parsons, Kansas, along with Riverside cookstoves and heaters. Beil and Thiel advertise. Also in ad: One Minute Cough Cure promoted with claim it cures coughs colds and throat ailments.
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