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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1909

Page

4

Trial Jurors Chosen and Local Notices

Trial jurors chosen. Homesteads relinquishments and land for sale. A home near a big opening costs only 14 dollars. Twenty years of local experience cited in South Dakota. HH N. Crouse Eldora 738 Black Band Splint and Hocking legal for threshing. Davis and Moser. Fresh buttermilk bread daily at Carpenter's Restaurant. Mr and Mrs Mason of Iowa Falls visited G. R. Bailey home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wolfe and Mr and Mrs Butler attended church in Iowa Falls Sunday. H H Williams returned from northern Minnesota and North Dakota, visited son Ernest. Crops look fine wheat yields 20-30 bushels per acre. North Dakota seen as a good start for a young man. Farmers here threshing in fine weather.

Big Opening South Dakota HH. N. Crouse Eldora Hocking Davis & Moser Wolfe Butler Iowa Falls Minnesota North Dakota Ernest

New baby boy arrives at Ted Glenny home Saturday night

A new baby boy arrived at the Ted Glenny residence on Saturday night. The town also notes Ed Corfe recovering from pneumonia, and a flurry of visits and travels among local families including Mrs. Tiffany, Mrs. May Rogers, and Mrs. Lou Rogers auxiliary to various towns.

Ted Glenny Ed Corfe Tiffany May Rogers Marshalltown Cash Union H. N. Peckham Louis Foster Steamboat Rock Mr. Seabury

Neighborhood Happenings Report Local Visits and Events

Mrs C W Fossler of Iowa Falls visited her son Elmer last week. Thomas Sheldon and wife visited Arthur Hutchens Tuesday. Cc W Townsend and family visited J L Starr Sunday. O H Johnson and family visited James Kunkle Sunday. Residents attended Sid Doane's sale at Hardin City Tuesday. Cemetery society ladies work to fund next year’s care. Will Latch has done fine work. Potato digging under way with fair yield. Geo Starr and wife of Eldora visited J L Starr Sunday evening. Willis Chaney is hulling his clover.

Thomas Sheldon Arthur Hutchens Cc. W. Townsend J. L. Starr O. H. Johnson James Kunkle Sid Doane Hardin City Ladies’ Auxiliary The Cemetery Society Will Latch Geo. Starr Eldora Willis Chaney

Little Wilber Pasmore’s sixth birthday celebration

A parade of playmates helped six year old Little Wilber Pasmore celebrate his sixth birthday on Monday. Other local notes include Cady Platis moving to Kay, North Dakota for a new position, Emma Bear traveling to Eldora, and Esther Queen hosting friends Monday afternoon.

Wilber Pasmore Cady Platis Kay N. D Emma Bear Eldora Esther Queen Wm. Briggs California Mae Thompson Hubbard Nichols Grundy County Mary Pence

Robertson Geo Stotser heads to South Dakota

Robertson Geo Stotser left for South Dakota last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. B. Wickham traveled to Town Falls on Monday. Mrs. E. J. Cross visited Mrs. J. S. Quiggle Sunday afternoon. The sale at Sid Doane's Tuesday drew a large crowd and fetched good prices. Mr. Doane plans to depart next week for his claim in South Dakota.

Geo. Stotser South Dakota B. Wickham Town Falls E. J. Cross J. S. Quiggle Sid Doane Mr. Doane

Local happenings highlight Radcliffe jubilee and college visit

M N Clark nears completion of a new chicken house. Radcliffe hosts a baseball tournament on Thursday with Hubbard and Sherman teams. Miss Mae Eller spends Sunday with Mrs Kuhfus family. Grandma Eller visits son Philip’s family. Mrs John Wykie and Mrs Otto Topp ill but improving. Will Wykie and Laureen visit Ames relatives. Jessie Hake Laura Eller and Will Grantow visit Ames agricultural college. Revival meetings at Tipton church draw attention. Corner stone laying for Radcliffe Evangelical church draws locals. Des Moines visitor E Koehl plans days in Ames with daughter. Charley Gohner buys a Hoover Potato Digger and Picer from Walker Lane Johnston. Hubbard high school beats New Providence 81 to 19. Hubbard team shows strong start after last season.

M. N. Clark Radcliffe Mae Eller Kuhfus Grandma Eller Philip Sherman John Wykie Otto Topp Will Wykie Laureen Ames Jessie Hake Laura Eller Will Grantow Agricultural College Tipton New Evangelical E. Koehl Des Moines Will Wykle John Kyle

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