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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1904

Page

1

Local Herald brief items from Eldora area noted

Several small items from Eldora and vicinity including weather, public notices, repairs, and social events. Mentions Hubbard ill resident Mrs D B Byam, Dominican church events, a Carnegie library contract to C E Shaw, and the Eldora high school class day invitations. Other notes cover Davis & Moser as Wheeler screen agents, a new fire whistle, and an epidemic of pneumonia in horses.

Davis & Moser Wheeler Si “Hubbard High Alumi

Movements of the People to Eldora and Visitors

A long list of social notes from Eldora items include Mrs. A P Mason and C D Jones in town, and visits by Sheriff Mitterer, Editor Sheakley, and Bank Cashier Murray. School board raises teachers pay, Odd Fellows events, post office property sale to jeweler J Edgar, and varied travels to Des Moines Omaha Grinnell St Louis. Funeral for Mrs C R Brown, and local sermons by Rev Chas Tower. Nanny of Walworth visits, reflecting changes since 1860s Eldora.

Violet luncheon honors Mrs Kier guest from Colorado Springs

Mrs G P Kier hosted a Saturday afternoon violet luncheon at 1 pm for guest Mrs W E Kier of Colorado Springs. Attendees were longtime friends of the honoree in a pleasant society event. Decoration Day observed Monday with G A R and citizens. Rev W F E Stanley to deliver address at the opera house. Sewer work progresses well under Contractor Mulford with aim to finish by November 1 next.

G. P. Kier W. E. Kier Colorado Springs Colo Opera House W. F E. Stanley Mulford

District Odd Fellows Convention Draws Delegations

District Odd Fellows gathering in Jardin county drew strong delegations from most local lodges and neighboring districts. The event showcased the order's aim to aid worthy members and families in times of misfortune, with a full program held yesterday and last evening. Further coverage will appear in the next issue.

Odd Fellowship Jardin County Herald

For Sale Cottage Residence and Farm Ad

Cottage price 1300 dollars, residence 2200 dollars, and a 100 acre farm listed by C. L. Hays. Property details suggest a local real estate notice with multiple parcels and pricing. Owner or broker identified as C. L. Hays. Auction or sale notice appears as a compact classified item.

C. L. Hays

Memorial Services Near Town Church and Opera House

Memorial services are set for next Sunday at 11 o'clock in the Congregational church with Rev. C. C. Warner preaching. The G A R and W R C will meet at 10 30 in the G A R hall and march to the church. Monday events begin at two in the opera house with a program, followed by grave decorations at Buckner cemetery Monday morning and Eldora cemetery after the opera house exercises.

Congregational Church C. C. Warner W.R.C G. A. R. Hall Opera House W. BR. C G. A. RB Buckner Eldora

Memorial and Decoration Day Service Invitation

Comrades invite all to join Memorial and Decoration day services at the Congregational church next Sabbath, May 29. Morning service honors old soldiers and relief corps, reflecting on half a century since enlistment and seven local deaths in the past year. Henry Thamer Post Commander, La Denendory Adjutant.

Congregational Church Henry Thamer Denendory

One Minute Cough Cure Promises Lung Strength

Mrs G K Fenner of Marlon Indiana reports severe cough and weight loss. After trying many remedies she used One Minute Cough Cure and claims her cough vanished, lungs strengthened, and weight restored from 92 to 148 pounds. Sold by Smith and Reed.

Meaner Than Satan: boy causes derailment at Great Western yards

A twelve year old boy opened an open switch at the Great Western yards last Monday, sending a freight car off the track as the train returned. The brakeman on top was knocked off but escaped with minor injuries. the derailed car was rerouted without further harm. The incident underscores the danger of reckless pranks near moving cars.

Great Western Dodge Chronicle

Licensed to Wed in Ridora Union and Town Falls

Frank Swaim and Augusta Teske wed in Ridora with Albert Rush and Rena Victor, and Henry Cordle with Louisa Rowley in Union. The ceremony united two couples under local license records in Town Falls and Ridora.

Frank Swaim Augusta Teske Ridora Albert Rush Rena Victor Town Falls Henry Cordle Louisa Rowley Union

Maccabee Picnic Train Special to Waterloo

Waterloo hosts a Maccabee picnic on Thursday June 9. The Chicago Great Western operates a low fare round trip excursion train to Waterloo with return option. Inquiries available from the Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago Illinois.

Waterloo Iowa Chicago Great Western Great Western J. P. Elmer G PA Chicago Til

Nardin County Record Rounded Up Local News

Alden Mrs. T. R. Holmes visits Eldora parents. M. J. Davis travels toward Belmond and Clarion. Mrs. J. Allen and children at Combellick home. C. Rummell repairs his house. S. Pritchard visits with brothers. Rev. Purl, new Lutheran minister, moves to parsonage near Mrs. Furry’s Sunday School. Miss Cora Patterson hosts school girl friends for a sleepover and breakfast before school.

T. R. Holmes Eldora M. J. Davis Belmond Clarion Way Mrs. J. Allen Combellick Home S. Pritchard M. and G. Pritchard Rev. Purl Cora Patterson

Real Estate Transfers Listed From Various Iowa Falls Areas

A compilation of property transfers includes ILG Herd selling pt lot 4 bk 1 Boeke's 2d add Wabbard for 425 and numerous other deeds. Transactions cover lots, middle and sections in towns like Ackley Iowa Falls and New Providence with prices spanning 40 to 9240 dollars. Names appearing include Fred Doering Frank Luke N Nicholson FD Peet Yarger Gifford and others.

ILG Herd Fred Doering Boeke S 2d Wabbard John D deNeuf Frank Luke Ackley Ch Slartinger Tit Clark Alden C Foote J HF Nicholson Town Falls FC Foote J I Nicholson Riverside Park Iowa Trails Christ Stenberg Sexy Garden City W W Anderson Ienry Oates Iowa Falls GL Bailey J M Jackson Radcliffe HJ Barrick E J Wood Et al Iowa Falls & Land RJ O McGowan F D Peet FD Peet E C Yarger WD Gifford SJ Rubottom Gifford Joseph White M Oneil White J W Evenhart Jennie Ely Talbott A F Styles Bales & Howard Co New Providence Henry Waters A N Boeye P H Lynch Se & Et

Local social notes and visits reported this week

Mrs Trutchins and daughter Bessie were Union callers Saturday. Carleton Wood and wife of Cedar Falls are visiting relatives here. Several from Honey Creek attended Sunday services. Master Glenn Rhodes and sister Itazel were visiting near Whitten. Myrtle Rhodes visited with Mrs Race and family of Abbott. Miss Hoyt evangelist singer from Grinnell attended young people's meeting Sunday. Levi Rubottom, formerly in the county, now in Nebraska, is visiting his son C A and other relatives. He came to the county in 186d and moved to Nebraska in 1885. he is now 78.

O. ¥. Nanny Walworth N. Y S.J. Boyd Nanny Hardin’ County Boyds Boyd Point Pleasant Eldora Trutchins Bessie Carleton Wood Cedar Falls Honey Creek Glenn Rhodes Itazel Whitten

Hyomei Inhaler Promoted as Cure for Catarrh

An ad extols Hyomei as a safe inhalation treatment for catarrh claiming air reaches head and lungs to destroy germs. The complete outfit costs one dollar with a lifetime inhaler. extra Nyomei bottles are fifty cents. Wilson Drug Co offers a money back refund if not cured and provides a signed receipt as proof of faith.

Wilson Drug Co

Crop Bulletin Weekly Summary May 23 1904

For the week ending May 23 1904 the first half was cool and cloudy with light rain. The last half was clear and warm, bringing temperatures near normal. Corn planting is largely completed in most counties though southern districts show wet soils delaying field work. Acreage is unusually large with some replanting due to defective seed or deep planting. Cultivation of early fields proceeds. Small grain and grass are fair. more showers would help. Potatoes planted in large amounts and fruit prospects are encouraging.

Big Shoe Sale Announces Free Hosiery And Socks

A local retailer advertises a one week sale starting Saturday May 21 offering free hosiery with ladies and misses shoes and free black socks with men’s shoes. The dealer, H. W. Faanon, touts an enormous stock and top makes in the county.

H. W. Faanon

Dr Purcell Practices At Emergency Hospital Dates

Dr B E Purcell, limited to eye ear nose and throat practice, appears at Emergency hospital on May 17 and May 31 for consultations or procedures as listed in the notice.

B. E. Purcell

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed By Local Dealers

Smith and Reed recommend Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to friends and customers. Indigestion causes ill health by deranging the stomach and triggering disease. Kodol digests what you eat and cures indigestion and stomach disorders, acting as a perfect digestant and tissue builder. Renewed health and vitality follow use.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hardin County Field the Herald For Blanks Herald Office the Herald D. BE. Byam Hubbard Red Cedar Drs The Des Moines R. R. Swaflum St. Mary’s Church Carnegie-Ellsworth Public Library C. E. Shaw That City W. F. Pitner Pastor Shoemaker M. KE E. Kent Jerusalem H. E. Bateson Hardin Abstract Office Odd Fellows Meeting Odd Fellows G. A. Stewart Postoffice Stranger Our Japan A. P. Mason C. D. Jones Toledo Inspector Tiede R. F. D. Mail Service A. W. Mitterer Michigan Sheakley the Ledger Murray First National Bank Eldora High School Esmeralda Ackley World Prof Fulton Miss Aylesworth Union Star Eldora P.a Appel Ben Johnson Maloney W.L Parker CG. M Wright Fremont Harry L Barnard Viola Carr Mollie Koeppel Edith J. F. Hardin State Sunday School Association Jas Lefler, Esq Buckeye Chapin Horrocks I. J. Mdgar Sherrie Mitterer Edgar Mrs. L. Stanton Ackley A Jipon Iowa Central Supreme Court Jnc. C. Crockett Harrison County Board of Supervisors Harrison County C. M. Runkle Omaha Mr. Runkle Jno. T. Boylan, Esq Geo. B Shoemaker A. F. Styles O. BE. Miller & Son C. R. Brown Marshalltown Brown Palestine Chas. E. Tower Hampton Antisaloon League Hardin County Anti-Saloon League Carl S. Newcomer Memorial Services Satan Nardin County Record Herald’s C. Rummell F P Strahorn C H Bird W A Biggs Ellsworth Stone Co Joe Homann Ferdinand Mickley Abram Palmer M E Trickey W R Reece E A Reece Reuben Richards State of Iowa E Lohr J C Blair Fairview Myrtle Rhodes Race Abbott Crop Bulletin BIG Shoe Sale Fannon’s
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