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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
5
An old style advertisement touts a foot remedy named TZ or TTZ claimed to ease tired swollen feet. It promises reduced soreness and a lighter step, urging purchase from HY druggists or department stores for smaller shoes and refreshed feet.
Wait for R. E. Wiggam on November 26th as large crowds attend readings. Births, visits, travel between Rolfe Pocahontas and Des Moines noted with farm animal sales, marriages, political visits, and upcoming church events.
Presbyterian notes announce Rev A Z McGogness D D will lead morning and evening services at the usual hours. The Sabbath school will be held after the morning service and a P C B meeting convenes at 6:30 P M.
The Gilmore City area reports a land purchase valued at 150 per acre involving Henry Gerdes Murray. Details indicate the transaction covers a southwestern portion of Gilmore City with implications for local farms and property lines.
Sunday report notes Tom Maher was thrown from a car and broke his leg above the knee while Mr Telfer sustained minor scratches and the vehicle was badly damaged. Also covered are high school girls beating Bradgate 18 to 11 and boys winning 11 to 5 at Friday’s games. Eugene notes include Anna Condon moving north of St John’s, R Sidmore in Twin Cities for business, Ella Downing taking a bookkeeper job at Beera & Company, and Ethel Keefe spending Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Sam Severson Jr returned from a several week visit with friends and relatives at Huxley. Sam will pick corn for Philander Strong this fall. Mrs Campney has been seriously ill the past week and hopes for recovery. The S Swan gon and Conrow families visited in Pikertown and near Plover. Pikertown school closed last Friday for a two week vacation for students and teacher. Jo m Simpfison resigned his position in Smith town last week.
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