Renwick Local News and Prosperity Notes
Dr J M Sherman reports Renwick activity at the post office back rooms and announces Gaele Toms Cabin billed for Renwick on the 30th. Local items include Mr McMenemy moving to Fahrian’s former house, C H Martin building on his farm, Mrs Henry Frank improving after illness, and painting on W T Drennen’s house. Jack Frost’s visit hints at corn safety, and prosperity is linked to the double header seen in Renwick. Postmaster Rice’s cigar plot device draws comment. The Baptist anniversary review is thanked, and a picnic in the Brown building is noted. Ice cream supper underperformed due to cold weather. Harvey rents his farm to Geo Lockwood. H hopes to build near the south jets, while W J Bryan draws crowds in Algona. Mrs Effie Lockwood returns from Des Moines trimming rooms awaiting new stock. Fred Southwick’s ball accident gives him a warlike look. Ohio wool prices raise questions against Bryan’s speech. Travel crowds and crowded trains signal prosperity. A fire at F J Stoddard’s farm destroys two barns and equipment with no clue to origin.
Personal mentions and visits fill local notes page
Local items list visitors and travelers including Will Bil from La Verne, Herman Green and Dick McCurry to Goldfield, Dr. Vaughn of Eagle Grove, Rev. Wilcox, Henry Tanck to Chicago with cattle, J. Green of Pontiac visiting, A. Jones from Ni-not, Rev. Green to Ida Grove, and many others. Also notes sales closure for J.G. Dory & Co. and a reminder to settle accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bil
la Verne
Herman Green
Dick McCurry
Pontiac
Lewis Jacobson
A. Jones
Rev. Green
Ida Grove
Lawyer Kenneterry
Eagle Grove
Gtr
Godfried Schippull
M. F. Hume
Wesley
Bacon
F.C. Bacon
Mmr. Fhomss
Wisconssa
Mirs. Burrell Geeland
Flowey on hand for Farm Loans query, plus local notices
Community notices include a Farm Loans inquiry for Flowey from R. R. Smith. A grain display from Snake River valley appears at the State Bank window. Marriage news reports WHITEMAN and Hart wed at Webster City on September 15 with Rev. Harter officiating, praised by the Capital. Death notice recalls Mrs. Catharine Clark of North Dakota, mother of Wilt L. Clark, aged about 79, blind for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank
Snake River Valley
Ideho
Cupid
Whiteman-Hant
the Baptist, Parsonage
Webster City
van A. Whiteman
Mary J. Hart
Ren- Wick
F. A. Harter
W. L. Clark
Renwick
Wilt L. Clark
Catharine
Clark
John R. Clark
H. M. Barstow
Mr. Barstow
Galen Barstow
Heresbonts
Pioneer Congregations Church
New York
Hankinson N.D
Great Music Offer From Popular Music Pub Co
Readers are invited to send names and addresses of three or more performers on piano or organ with ten cents for mail order of ten pieces of full sheet music. The publisher lists popular songs waltzes marches arranged for piano and organ and provides the address for Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Music Pub. Co
Indianopatie, Ind
Renwick Baptist silver anniversary marked by guests and praise
The Renwick Baptist church observed its 25th anniversary with a large congregation and many visiting ministers from Sac City Eagle Grove Humboldt and Livermore. Rev. L N Call preached an historical sermon honoring early members and Father Plumley. Activities included a silver offering for state missions, a dinner for about 100, and reports from church departments noting 17 new members and substantial contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick Baptist Church
L. N. Call
Sac City
R. H
Shaftoe
Eagle Grove
G.R. Bisby
Abram
Father Ketman
Humboldt
D. M
Stiles
C. Brooks
Nash
Livermore
Tyler
Plumtey
Goldfield
Milo Plum[tey
Gus Plumley
Church
Lunichurch
Shaftee
Miner Schofield
Kate Schofield
Samuel Mérithen
Susan Merithen
Lucy 4.Stone
J. R. Tyler
Carne Tyler
OG. E. French
Lucinda French
C. BE. Ward
O. B. French
L. Blood
Brooks
Rev
Call
Father Plumley
Sophia Vick
M. A. Ketman
Bisby
3. P. Drennen
Woman's Circle
Ernest Mills
S. P. Drennen
A. B. Richardson
C. M. Wilcox
Estray Notice From Renwick Iowa
Taken up by the undersigned August 2 two sheep. Owner can reclaim by proving property and paying expenses. Mail orders 10c additional.
Also Mentioned on This Page
HE. Cole
J. M. Sherman
Renwick, Iowa
Orrer
Postoffice
Tom
M. E. Church
Rob’t McMenemy
Mr. Fahrian
C.H. Martin
Riley Benedicts
Henry Frank
W. T. Drennen
Jack Frost
Rice
Hit
Brown Building
M. Harvey
Geo. Lockwood
Hardy
Mr. H
W. J. Bryan
Algona
Bryan
Effie Lockwood
Des Moines
Fred Southwick
Ohio
F. J. Stoddard
Mr. Shattuck
Miss Gossard
Stevens
Oswego
N. Y
McMillian
Nyland
Uttle
Neal
Michigan
W. H. Foley
Alex Kitts
Fergus , Falls
Orion
Zilla
Moulton
Révr. Shaftee
Tees Baptist Church
C. H. Packard
Lake City
A. A. Packard
Belmond
Wm. Watts
Wivols
Lewis
Thos. McKurg
Will
Rodman
Charles
J.G. Dory & Co
J.G. Dory
R. R. Smith
Gus Rohner
F. W. Bicknell
Tessie M. Shaw
Baptist
Vincennes
Ind
Cent. Ry
America
Odin
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
St. Louis
Baltimore
Beardstown
Ill
Shawneetown
Kentucky
Mississippi Ry
Wm. H. Harrison
Tecumseh
M. B
League
Wabash Bottoms
Chicago
St. Lois
Indianapolis
Humboldt Happenings
W. H. Martin
Ethel Dunlap
Kendall
Wis
Iowa
Corinna Harkness
Rev. Bisby
H. J. Ketman
Orrin Persons
Standard Safe & Lock Co
Cincinnati
John U. R
H.H. McCurry
W. H. McGee
Proprietors
Klondike
Cash Store
Union + Brothers
J. G. Doty & Co
the Twins
Northwestern
St. Paul
West
Shilo
H. B ' Cole
Eg Orr Syieg
Jerome B. Howard
Foy
Benn Pitman
U.S. Bureau of Education
FHE Phonographic Institute Co, I
Buck Kelen
K. B. Cohe
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