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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
4
Hubbard residents report a run of illnesses including pneumonia tonsillitis and bronchitis. A baby girl was welcomed by Rev Moss and wife. Community members attend church, visit relatives, and hold social events. A public sale is planned by T E Leonard with moving to a farm near Alden.
The Sunday note mentions a teacher ill with neuralgia and grippe and a district superintendent to attend a quarterly meeting. Several moves and visits are listed, including W F Greenfield moving into a newly built building, Otto Geldemaater returning to Minnesota, and plans for travel to Des Moines and Oklahoma City. Community events cover lectures, hotel occupancy changes, a fifteenth birthday surprise, school sessions, a Friends Sunday school contest with a chicken pie supper, family dinners, a Danish roast goose, and a primary class change in the Luhman family. Chas Wolford’s sale precedes his move to a new farm near New Providence.
Evergreen reports a revival closing last week with Mrs. I. B. Lovely preaching Sunday morning. Clark family from Radcliffe served as callers on Tuesday. Miss Etna Hoefer of Hubbard visited local friends. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Topp and Newton were noted among attendees.
A sequence of short notices records visits and travels of residents including Dave Faris Ellis Hobson Henry Winslow and wife Mrs Luther Carter Mrs Wilmer Cook Mrs Scanlon Prof Ralph Petty Tom Larson and Harvey Hadley and others. Embroidery Club meets January 21 1910 at Mrs Rufus Faris home. A ten pound baby girl arrives at the Arthur Church home in Eldora. Willard Bunker and wife of Winterset Iowa visit Oscar Bunker and wife and stay with Roy Woods family.
The firm of Smith and Reed is dissolved. J D Reed will continue business at the north side store as J D Reed and Geo F Smith will operate at the west side store as Geo F Smith. All accounts owed to the firm may be paid at either location. Dated January 20 1910. J D Reep and Geo F Smith.
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