Local Notes From Goldfield and Surroundings
Correspondence from Goldfield area lists numerous visits and trips. Harry Moore spent Sunday in Iowa Falls while Lizie Godfrenson visited Des Moines friends. Art Moseley made a flying trip to Sioux Falls last week. Clarence Patterson and wife visited O B Keister. Miss Jennie Keith of Cambridge is visiting friends. Mrs. Harvey sold her house to a party in Eagle Grove. AJ Taft and wife visited Henry Campbell’s family. Mr Brown of Waterloo visited his mother Mrs Huyck. A. W. Moseley, busy at the bus site, reports much business. Wesley Belknap sold property in North Goldfield to Mr Bennett. Taiare TL Knight and wife, G Walbee and wife, Dr Burnett, Willis Worley and Wall Braden noted among Goldfield contingent. Rob Greeks surprised an unknown visitor in Swindon while searching town. A fire at Allen Smith place east of town nearly reached grain stacks but a grove fire containment saved the grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Patterson
O. B. Keister
Jennie Keith
Cambridge
Harvey
Eagle Grove
Frank Dean
Fred Farmer
Geo.Whyte
Tama County
AJ A. Taft
Henry Campbell
Mr Brown
Waterloo
Huyck
A. W. Moseley
Wesley Belknap
Barry Beknap
North Goldfeld
Mr. Bennett
Goldfield
Taiare TL
Chronicle
Robert Greeks
Swindon
Rob
Forth
He Pass
H.C. Oviatt
Frank Little
Allen” Smith
Monda
Local Notes From Lani and Surrounding Areas
A roundup of visits and events includes Peter Skafte hosting at Belmond, Rev Buckley and Mrs Anna Jenkins visiting Lani week, and Mrs Chatley Wicks visiting Frank Trowbridge. Edgar Schoolcraft reported sew and harness theft Friday night. district No 5 opens Monday with Anna Jenkins as teacher. Miss Allen returns to Des Moines after visiting Engstrom family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
AL Ne Plumiley
Edgar Schoolcraft
Chatley
Wicks
Cross
Frank Trowbridge
Gosma
Masonry
Peter Skafté
Ladies’ Home
Circle
Frank Trowbridge-Fharsday
Anna Jenkins
Packards Visit Wisconsin After Extended Midwest Trip
A gathering at Charley Packard’s home included M Carter Miss Lee of Renwick and others from Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota. The party aims to attend a state reunion in Clear Lake and a visit to Des Moines for the State Fair. A missionary led plans for a Sunday School Convention to be held September 17 at a riverbank grove near Lun School House, with a strong program and organized committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bfrs
Chas. Packard
Clear Lake
Wisconsin
Wright Co
A. C. Packard
Barther
Des Moines
Wadena
Minn
J. B. Buckley
American Sunday School Union
Luni
Réowick
S. S
Jane Rev. Sadey
Boone Township
Climate and Crop Bulletin from Drs Mores Towa Aug 29
The weekly weather and crop bulletin reports a warmer week with central station temperatures averaging four degrees above normal. Rainfall was variable but sufficient for crops and fall plowing. Wheat yields appear satisfactory, corn is unlikely to reach full average, while pastures are very good. Apple crops will be below normal, with horticultural notes noting mixed fruit prospects. Excursion tickets to the Greater American Exposition in Omaha are advertised with reduced rates via the Chicago and North Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs Mores
Towa
Horticultural Society
Omaha
Neb
Chicago & North-Western
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lovig
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Urion Bros
Hustlers
Louis Griebel
the Renwick Times
Harry Moore
Iowa Falls
Lizie Godfrenson i
Beach & Son
Edmondson
Estherville
Art Moseley
Sioux Falls
Lani
Itms
Watt ‘Packard
Belmond
Peter. Skafte
Anna Jnnkins
Charley Porter
Money
Miss Allen
Mr. Engstrom
Laobey
M. Carter
Miss Lee
Renwick
Menzo Dunlap
Mllinois
Will Luick
Susan Pierce
Elon
Bel’mond
Ted
Charley Packerd
Wright County
Eldridge
Bert’ Fisher
Steve” Loigatin
Freak Sadler
Eagle ‘Grove
Lewis
J Renwick
Clarion
Hampton
Fort Dodge c
Clarién
Clarion Club
Wheeling
West Virginia
Y.M.C.A
Crowe Block
Main Street
Ehane
Deering Corn
Newton
Diamond
N. B
L. A. Pope
A. Black, Blacksmith
Dean
R. J. Griebel
Hockiing Valley
Centerville
Boone
Deés, Moines
COAL
Michigan
Het
Keeney & Son
Gus
Svery
Grant Winters
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