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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1904
Page
5
All prints cost 5 cents. Luslin 5 cents. Len's flannel shirts 39 cents. Ladies' union suits 25 cents. Sanitary fleeced underwear 39 cents. Cheaper grade 17 cents. Children's fleeced underwear 5 cents. Pruet's comforter 88 cents. Outing flannel 3 cents. All lines of odds and ends priced to clear stock.
The January district court term for the county convenes Monday the 11th with Judge Richard presiding. Grand jurors are summoned for the 12th, petit jurors for the 13th. State cases include four appeals and a murder charge among 13, plus numerous embezzlement and other offenses. old cases total 76, new 49, probate 64. Notable cases include State vs Blydenburgh for murder first degree and Hannah Lobus for keeping a house of ill fame. equity actions and bank posits also listed. Foreign attorneys Nagle, Milner, Wambach, Martin, Carney, Birdsall, and others to participate.
Orville Druary returns from Missouri. Rev Cleveland and Robert McCaw improve after illness. August Koeningsburg sells harness shop to Mohler & Co. Chas A Sterns dies at 50. funeral at Congregational church. C. W. Fossler visits Ackley. Hayden and Clara go to Iowa Falls. Mrs Olive Heard visits Rolla in north Iowa. Mrs W Fossler helps care for Grandma Greer at Eldora. Floy Jackson glad of New Years gold watch from Chas Jackson. Sadie Adams teaches for Stearns and attends uncle's funeral at Steamboat Rock. Vandike, Townsend families visit father near Eldora. Mrs Geo Shaner ill. Frank Strahorn works ice house. Anna Milliken of Macy visits sister Swartwood. Quiggle attends Masonic lodge. Rev Murphy in region. Flower club meets at Mrs St George. J S S Quiggle, I Klopp, Thos Wilson visit Rutherford. Christian Aid meets with Mrs Huse on Jan 14. Miss Libbie Wilson returns to St Louis after visit. Viola Smith and Mary Hart lead Illinois Grove at Kanawha. Fairview choir sings at funeral of Mrs Hastings in Honey Creek. Mrs C A Hillbottom hosts cousins Andrew and Emanuel Adamson of Kansas. They depart Thursday.
Marian and Edith Jackson have the measles. Clarence Frisbie spent New Years nearby. Mrs Wallie Baker visited at Iowa Falls last week. We missed our faithful Supt. at this place last Sunday. Mrs Wm Thomas had a severe neuralgia attack last week. Many complain of rheumatism in this vicinity. Carl Townsend helped Frank Van Dike sanwood Tuesday and Wednesday. The Owasa L A 8 met with Mrs Leslie last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Mary Kamary is at Emergency Hospital Eldora taking treatment. Meetings continue at Hughes with reports of good meetings.
Fairview resident Neva Martin has completed a several week visit and returned to work in Eldora. Revival meetings are underway in the community, attracting attendees and prompting local activity.
B F Hare of Middletown Ohio, a ten year dyspepsia sufferer, spent hundreds on remedies with no lasting relief. After reading a newspaper item he tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, improved after two doses, and by two bottles was stronger and better. He recommends the cure to friends. Sold by Smith Reed.
Mrs H Thamer of West Newton Street credits Doun's Sidney Pills with relieving years of back pain from kidney trouble after ineffective remedies. She purchased at Smith and Reed's drug store and gave a strong endorsement. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Kilburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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