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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1909

Page

8

Tickets on sale for North Western Line dates

Tickets go on sale November 13 15 and 18 with return limit November 22. Full particulars from any ticket agent of The North Western Line. Marshalltown Times Republican subscription $4 per year. This is the same big paper as the Evening Times-Republican but arrives next morning with later news. Order with the Herald at this office. Trial orders 8 cents per week.

Marshalltown Times-Republican Evening Times-Republican Herald

Fresh Blood for Old Customers in New Bears Racing

About 20 fall and spring Bears, out of sows by Perfect Keepon 2d and Iowa's Sunshine by Ohio Perfection and Perfect Boy, Fresh blood for old customers. Inquire of C. H, KAstscuxe, New Providence.

Iowa Ohio Perfect Boy C. H, Kastscuxe New Providence

For Sale: Millinery Business in Eldora Iowa

Offer of a well established Northern Iowa millinery shop in Eldora with a quick sale appeal. Seller cites intent to relocate to South Dakota and seeks a fast buyer. Contact Mus Kate M for details.

South Dakota Iowa Mus Kate M Face Eldora

The Los Angeles Limited Train Advertisement

The Los Angeles Limited offers southern California travel via Chicago and North Western Union Pacific and Salt Lake Route. Baggage checked through and tickets sold to destination with a Wells Street Chicago connection to The North Western Line. Full information from ticket agents, Chicago & North Western Ry. 86.

Southern California Chicago & North Western Union Pacific Salt Lake Los Angeles

Local Notes From Liscomb and Surroundings

Liscomb resident Ronnie Sweet was in town on Monday. Mrs. Wilkins visited Eldora for a few days. Chas Brandon remains housebound with a nearly broken limb. Edith Smith and Lela Wood traveled to Marshalltown on Wednesday. A Drew Williams Thursday surprise party excites tenth graders. Aylesworth closes district No. 3 school Friday with a Thanksgiving program. Mr and Mrs Tiffany visiting relatives near Galesburg, Illinois. Harry Dillon recovered from a sudden old trouble Sunday night. Young men rally day planned at Christian Bible School next Sunday with a fine program. Mrs R S Rogers hosted dinner last Sunday for several friends. Union boys and girls teams defeated the home teams on their basketball games. Mrs Ollie Dillon suffered neuralgia near the heart Sunday, now improving. Mr and Mrs Pope attended Mabel Hurley funeral at the Lockard home. interment Hauser cemetery. Mrs May Rogers hosted the Wednesday club for a 1:30 luncheon. W C T U prepares yearly programs with topics for mothers and law subjects. Mrs Bixby hosted the meeting. Rev George Bursborn and Lowell Bixby from Liscomb sang “It Is Well With My Soul” with Rosamonde Scott at the piano. Bixby, a traveling singing evangelist, remains engaged through the summer.

Ronnie Sweet Liscomb Wilkins Eldora Chas Brandon Edith Smith Lela Wood Marshalltown Drew Williams Aylesworth Welter Tiffany Illinois Galesburg Harry Dillon Christian Bible School R. S. Rogers Shidler Scott Edie Haggin Seabury Dillon Tom Wilson Burl Wirth High School of Zearing Union Ollie Dillon Rogers Bixby George Bursborn Christian Church

Rural News Brief From Robertson and Surrounding Areas

Mrs Buthford grows poorer this week and farmers quit husking as rain disrupts work. Church attendance down after last Sundays storm. Mrs Vinton visits Iowa Falls to see a sick mother. Frank Johns of Ackley built a corn crib. Lucy Syverson of Eldora on local business. Aid Society dinner netted just over 12 dollars. Geo Humphrey’s mother near Carrie Nebraska is dying. he travels there. Ald Society to serve Thanksgiving meals to support their fund. J S Quiggle’s brother Thomas dies at Rosemond Nebraska. funeral to follow. Friends husked seven hundred bushels for Robert Walthall who has been ill. grateful for support from a kind Christian family.

Frank Johns Ackley Lucy Syverson Eldora Geo. Humphrey Carrie, Neb Ald Society J.S. Quiggle Rosemond Thomas Robert Walthall Robert

Local notes from Lawn Hill and surrounding towns

Louie Broer spent several days in Chicago last week while Hulbert Trueblood sold a horse at Union on Saturday. Geo Blerding visited Cedar Rapids for business this week. Miss Agnes Madden of Blairsburg closed her first term of school here Friday. Mesdames Alexander and Foster visited Heck Johnson's on South Fork one day this week. Many girls attended the late Anna Smith's funeral.

Louie Broer Chicago Hulbert Trueblood Union Geo. Blerding Cedar Rapids Agnes Madden Blairsburg Mesdames Alexander Foster Heck Johnson South Fork Anna Smith

Memorial notice for Hubbard area families remains

Mrs. Smith, wife of Freu Smith, remembered on the old Smith homestead north of town. She leaves her husband and four children, the family long in Chicago. A baby boy arrived at Martin Holland’s home a week ago. Alfred Jones of Winnebago county spent Saturday night here before leaving Hubbard.

Hubbard

Local school reopens Monday with new teacher

Little Kenneth Williams is on the sick list. School will begin Monday with Miss Floy Jackson as teacher. Miss Dyke of Estherville visits her cousin Myrtle Williams. No church Sunday due to rain. Misses Maud Simpson and Beulah Bailey spent Sunday with friends in Iowa Falls. Grandpa Taylor left for Waterloo.

Kenneth Williams Floy Jackson Miss Dyke Estherville Myrtle Williams Maud Simpson Beulah Bailey Iowa Falla Grandpa Taylor Waterloo

From there he heads to Lexas for the winter

The men of the neighborhood are putting up new sheds at the church. This is a much needed improvement.

Lexas

Town Notes and Local Visits Prompt Weekend Roundup

Tracy Hubbard traveled to Eagle Grove last week while Rev Pfund endures rheumatism. Chas Schroader and wife welcome a baby daughter. Dreier's new residence nears completion. Cleo Johnson of Garden City visited Sunday. Herman Granner's farm home nears occupancy. Jern Peterson of Carroll visits Swalum family. W O Reed and wife visited Des Moines friends. Cap Smith of Lake Park attended a funeral Sunday. Wm Witthuhn buys Thompson Bros property in town east part.

Chas. Schroader Mr. Dreier Cleo Johnson Garden City Herman Granner Jern Peterson Carroll Swalum W. O. Reed Des Moines Cap Smith Lake Park Sunday Wm. Witthuhn Thompson Bros

Community Notes From Cedar Rapids To Hubbard

Mrs Beck returned from Cedar Rapids where she visited W A McGregor resumed duties for Northwestern Railway. Miss Else Granner visited Eldora friends and attended meetings. Hubbard houses scarce with several new ones likely in spring. Teachers enjoyed a Thursday and Friday vacation during State Association. Pleasant Hill M E church to be sold due to lack of community audience. Funeral held for Mrs Anna Nelson Smith of Chicago with husband and four children. A Short Line freight wreck at Nevada caused passenger delays as north and south trains shifted crews. Hubbard teachers on the northbound train were delayed.

Pleasant Hill M. E. People Nevada Hubbard

Local notes from Radcliffe and surrounding towns

Radcliffe and nearby areas feature visitors and residents' movements including Will Drake visiting relatives, Joe Himmel Iowa Falls visitor, newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Schmedhka, Willard Kesler renovating, Stella and Maude Winterfield Des Moines visitors, Nellie Bishop visiting sister, Sam Brock Nevada helping church, H Cammack & Sona, Sheldon family Eldora visit, Maude Cammack Iowa Falls visit, Women’s Home Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Oaten Rore, Rev Lange Clinton officiating funeral for Fred Rummel Sr, Mrs Sarah Knickerbocker returning from Calmer, G H Stenburg buying H H Lexvold residence, Mason family return to Humbolt, Olle Cammack associated with works.

Will Drake Redfield Joe Himmel Iowa Falls John Schmedhka Willard Kesler Stella Maude Winterfield Des Moines Nellie Bishop Bishop J.E. Pinel Sam Brock Nevada Maude Cammack Women’ S Home’ Missionary Society G. H. Stenburg H. H. Lexvold Willie’ Mason Winifred Humbolt Olle,Cammack Ns Eth Ars Cammack

North Western Line Exposition Tickets On Sale Now

From The North Western Line bulletin: accounts for the International Live Stock Ex position from Nov 27 to Dec 10, Land and Irrigation Exposition from Nov 20 to Dec 4, National Farm Land Congress Nov 16 to 20. Ticketa on sale dates listed with a return limit of Dec 18. Inquiries to any ticket agent of The North Western Line.

Land and Irrigation National Farm ‘Land Congress

Nerve A horse to stand at Nerve's livery barn for fall season

Standard bred stallion Nerve A. 16 hands high weighing 1210 lbs will be kept at Near's livery barn for fall season at living costs. All accidents at owner’s risk mares disposed or moved from vicinity. Marks and Newell owners. 118

Nerve A Fea Becomesjdue Marks & Newell

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W. Shhafffenberner Eldorn Rotel Winchester Y Shallender Bright Wilbert Shallenberger Oakwood Boulevard Ill Drexel State Bank Drexel State National Horticultural Congress Council Bluffs,a North Western Line THE Ravenna Sea Thosarson Hardware Co Robertson Lawn Hill Kellogg’ S Crete MGI Oakwood Siena Mary John Tracy Thompson Eagle Grove Rev. Pfund State Association Anna Nelson Smith Muheleman Radcliffe Lange Clinton Fred Rummel Sarah Knickerbocker Calmer Henry Brown Peter Jensen Shep
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