Local items recount visits and events in the community
Chas Miller now living in Illinois visits relatives here. Elizabeth Mueller visits relatives. Robert Walthal and family from Sioux Falls, and others from California and Marathon visit the Hess home. Mrs. Lyon of Rolfe visits Pirie home. Heathman returns from Minnesota trip. Myers visit relatives in Minnesota. Hildreth and Conrow go to Pocahontas for teaching exams. Krejci sustains a facial injury from exploding pop bottle. three stitches. Johnny and Mrs. Johingson of West Bend visit Krejer. Garlock and Mort Dodge callers. Heathman and family attend Arnold's Park ball game. Grandma Thompson improving. Plover defeats Varina 10 to 4 at Arnold's Park. Garlock group take Lake Okoboji outing. Parradee family farewelled before moving to Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Miller
Iiinois
Elizabeth Mueller
Robert Walthal
Sioux Falls
Rogers
California
Milo Rogers
Erickson
Marathon
A. W. Hess
H. W. Lyon
Rolfe
J. S. Pirie
C. EB. Heathman
Minne- Hola
Wm. Myers
Minnesota
Orpha Hildreth
Iva Conrow
Pocahontas
James Krejci
Dr. Wallace
Johingson
West Bend
James Krejer
C. A. Garlock
Mort Dodge
Harrison Knapp
Plover
Varina
Arnold's Park
Lheck
E. E. Grove
Jessie Bush
Squire Heathman
Lake Okoboji
Miss Bush
Mr. Heathman
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Parradee
Arkansas
Plover M. E. Church Notes Prompt Activities
The Ladies' Ald Society meets in the church parlors Thursday afternoon with Mrs Hess and Mrs Heathman serving. The Epworth League holds a basement business meeting Friday evening. The Pastor's Class banquet for attendance is praised as a pleasant event at the pastor's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Ald Society
P. G. Hess
C. BE. Heathman
Epworth League
Wee Bend visitors and local notes span town social scene
The report lists Wee Bend visitors including the J. B. Nannamaker and Charles Otva families and Anna Anderson returning from Minnesota. It notes local sickness and a sun stroke incident, plus motor purchases of an Ford and an Overland. Bible class met at A Simonson’s, and area residents from Harris visited Chas Sroufe. Oats yield 36 to 40 bushels per acre locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Nannamaker
Charles Otva
Wee Bend
Anna Anderson
Minnesota
John Budd
Pioneer
T. Netland
Eagle Grove
A. Simonson
Harvey Minkler
Sam Severson Jr
Severson
W. C. Kennedy
Frank Strong
Joy Riders
Ford
White Bros
Rolfe
A. L. Johnson
Overland
Holt Implement Co
Wilmerth
Harris, Ja
Chas. Sroufe
Wilmarth
Sroufe
Meyers
Fred Hoffert
Paul ‘Snook
Harold Ferguson
Larrie Snook
Ethel Ferguson
Lettie Johnson
West Bend
Chamberlains Colic Remedy Praised By Measles Patient
Sam F. Gunn of Whatley Alabama reports severe stomach trouble after rain exposure from measles. He credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life and restoring health. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sam F. Gunn
Whatley
Ala
Adv
Gilmore City Gleanings Local Social and Death Notices
Mr and Mrs Frank Hartnett and Mrs Geo Bonne with the Geo Landmesser family spend days at Okoboji lake. Mesdames Sherman and Burk hart visit Ottumwa at Albert Freeman home. Frank Neel attends Manson races. Mrs Achley and children visit C W Edgington home. Clover Leaf club meets in the park for a social with light refreshments. C A Austin buys a Ford. Irene Lamphere visits Maher home. Marie Schuster vacationing in Carroll. Gus Doeringsfeld entertains sister Mrs Robinson of Montana. Uncle Tom's Cabin Co performs August 5. Geo Jepson and party go to Wisconsin for relatives visit. Thomas Leahy family go to South Dakota to visit relatives. August Doeringsfeld in Pocahontas on business. Mr Bundy dies in east Gilmore after weeks ill. Funeral Tuesday at Marble Valley cemetery. Peter Naeve improves after sickness. Mrs Halstine leaves for extended visit in Illinois. Leo Hameresley resigns as Beers store clerk. John Ate Ripe of Pocahontas vii
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore City
Frank Hartnett
Geo. Bonne
Geo. Landmesser
Okoboji Lake
Guy Sherman
Burkhart
Ottumwa
Albert Freeman
Frank Neel
D. Achley
C. W. Edgington
Clover Leaf Club
Park
C. A. Austin
Irene Lamphere
Maher
Marie Schuster
Carroll
Gus Doeringsfeld
Robinson
Montana
Terry
Tom
Geo. Jepson
Wisconsin
Thomas Leahy
South Dakota
August Doeringsfeld
Pocahontas
Mr. Bundy
Gilmore
Sullivan
Marble Valley
Peter ‘Naeve
Migs
Halstine
Ti‘nois
Leo
Hameresley
Local social notes list visits and travel across several towns
Mrs. Alex Wood of Ware spent a few days with her sister Mrs. Walter Sandy. Karl Sandy visited Ray Reeves. The Sandvig family vacationed in Garwin at M. F. Schaeferle's home. Raymond Tumbleson came from Lake View for two weeks with his mother and sister. A new baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hecker. Visitors include Mrs. Geo. Marchant of Rolfe, Laura Hynes of Rolfe, and many others visiting relatives across Manson Rolfe and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Wood
Ware
Walter Sandy
Karl Sandy
Ray Reeves
A. Sandvig
Garwin
M. F. Schaeferle
Sandvig
Sanding
Raymond Tumbleson
Lake View
Iowa
F. E. Heckerson
Geo. Marchant
Rolfe
John Williams
Laura Hynes
T. H. Mason
Carlisle
J. H. Adams
Mabel
Frank Keizer
Moorcroft
Wyoming
John Merry
Platteville
Wisconsin
Dave Merry
Ray Green
Green
Minnesota
J. C. Potter
Marshal
Nebraska
Vernon Lycle
Calfornia
Francis Crowell
Manson
Jesse Deihl
Local visitors share weekend at Rolfe and Plover homes
Mrs Mae Reents from Rolfe visited the home folks from Saturday evening through Monday evening. John Methe and family of Plover spent Sunday at the Fred Hacker home, sharing a brief weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Reents
Rolfe
John Methe
Plover
Fred Hacker
Open air Methodist service held before post office
The Methodist Episcopal Church held an open air service in front of the post office after short notice. Members arrived by auto and buggy and listened from outside. If weather permits next Sunday, a similar service with seats will be arranged. Regular service and Sunday school are 10:30 and 11:30 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sheldon
Notice of Appointed Administratrix in Pocahontas Iowa
In Pocahontas County Iowa the district court issues notice that the administratrix of the estate of R. R. Anderson has been appointed and qualified. Creditors must present claims per law for allowance and payment. Dated June 25 in the year shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State OF
Iowa
Pocahontas County
R. R. Anderson
Daily Register Leader Subscription Drive and Local Health Ad
The notice promotes a low price for the Daily Register Leader and urges readers to subscribe, promising early morning delivery on rural routes and highlighting upcoming events and elections. An unrelated medical ad touts Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with a testimonial from Rev. Cross about quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Regianay Leader
United Sta
Billy
Des Moines
Register & Leg
Register & Leader
Deg Yolowa
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Hair
An old time recipe for Sage Tea and Sulphur darkens gray hair and reduces dandruff. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is advertised as safe and effective, reviving color and shine after a few applications with a cent bottle at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
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