Eldora News Roundup Promotes Dinners and Docket of Local Happenings
The Eldora town column lists events from December 1 bazaar preparations to visits by residents like Glenn Whitney back in Iowa City and Mrs. Lyons from Whitten. It highlights dining options at Beecroft's and Carpenter's, sales at Browns, poultry prices at Wood Feed Shed, and a flood of notices about visits, school returns, and local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Bazaar
Glenn Whitney
Iowa City
Owl Cafe
Lyons
Whitten
Eldora
Beecroft’s
Wood
Otis Cook
Union
Browns
Carpenter’s
George Devendorf
Mount Vernon
Ray Wood
Chas. Sentman
Steamboat Rock
Helen Burling
Ames
Mary Edgington
Ladies Mission
Sheriff Walsh
Iowa Falls
Geo. Richards
Genevieve Follett
Cedar Falla
Jos. Wells
Des Moines
Cruzan
East Side
J. A. Landis
Mrs. Lyons
Alta
Brown
Brown Dry Goods Co
Illinois Central Transfer
Owasa
Tama
Bazaar and Dinner for Congregational Ladies Dec 1
Congregational church ladies host their annual bazaar and turkey dinner on December 1 at the church parlors. Menu includes roast turkey with dressing, cranberry sauce, cabbage salad, mashed potatoes, creamed onions, plum pudding or pie, coffee, and breads. Price 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Congregational Church
MYSTERIES OF FINANCE Encourage Starting Bank Accounts
The piece urges embryo millionaires to open bank accounts to begin wealth, noting every millionaire began with a first deposit. It emphasizes setting up books and supplies, seeking advice, and choosing reliable banks to start the process and influence others.
Eldora Visit Highlights Local Ties With Hadley Lineage
J S Hadley of Superior Wisconsin long time Herald reader visited Eldora this week. He formerly served as Eldora mayor and magistrate at the Rainsbargers preliminary hearing. Hadley, now in the drug business at Superior, predicts a great future for his city amid plans for a twenty five million dollar steel plant. He notes hard travel within the region and praises Hardin county for farming while lauding central Iowa agriculture. Hadley arrived after a long trip from Superior and recalls 1868 move from Waverly. Harvey Hutzel and wife announce a daughter born last week.
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J. S. Hadley
Superior
Wis
Herald
Eldora
Hadley
J. H. Smith
Steel Trust
Chicago
Duluth
Hardin County
Iowa
Union For Agriculture
Waverly
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Nengoner Gonpany
Eldora, Iowa
Robb’s
Earnest Stevens
Marshalltown
Lee Edgington
Chariton
A. W. Crossan
J. B. Club
John Eiler
Plymouth Rock
Col
J. A. Foster
Melville Sheffield
Cedar Falls
Bennett Putnam
Henry Wartchow
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Co. J. Wartchow
Ethel Ryan
Miriam Wills
H. W. Emeny
Wisner Opera House
Purcell
Larson Bros
F. D. Lindeman
R. Edick
Hubbard
Morse
Grinnell
Clark
F. M. Lockwood
O. M. Barnes
George Pattee
Ackley
George Diehl
J. H. Johnston
Own Implement Dealers Association
Johnston
Albert W. Morse
Winnipeg
Canada
Grand Trunk Railway
N. C. Morse
Luther Devendorf
State Center
Irvin Devendorf
Misa Ildra I. Engle
Devendorf
Ottawa
Ross & Son
Beaver Creek
Supreme Court
S. B. Gardner
Hamilton
Hardin
R. J. Hurd
Williams
E Babcock
Greenfield
Dr. Horton
First National Bank
Carpenter's
C. G. Brink
J. E. Iruzan
Cedar Rapids
Ruth McFarland
W. G. Ramsay
Edna Meader
M. Kina
B. D. Ross & Son
W. E. van Buren
Reinbeck
Grundy Center
Webster County
Ft. Dodge
M. Odle
C. S. Corey
Mysteries OF Finance
Tive
Fur Houses
Harvey Hutzel
Brown’s
Iowa Central
Congregational Aid Society
the Herald Office
F. W. Peterson
Rafferty
Rooney & Ryan
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