Illnesses and deaths loom large in Nashua area
Mrs Perry Peterson of Nashua area lies gravely ill with heart trouble and paralysis. George Coates of Janesville and Sam Coates of Carrville were summoned. W P Wake of Riverton township is very ill with carbon monoxide issues and kidney hemorrhages, cared for by a nurse from Weaverville. Mrs Caleb Ransom died near Republic after long illness and paralysis, buried in Greenwood. W A Moon plans to reopen hotel business next week as Mrs Sam Cook seeks to relinquish the lease. Mrs Br M Allom of Beingham Nebraska says husband and boys are overland. Mrs Russell Bucklin and children head to Eiensburg Wash. Panthers Tidings report Wit's Thompson and George Hawkins lightly ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Peterson
Nashua
George Coates
Janesville
Sam Coates
Carrville
W. P. Wake
Riverton Township
Weaverly
Caleb Ransom
Republic
Bev
Grenwood
W. A. Moon
Sugege
Sam Cook
Br. M. Allom
Beingham
Wash
Akotas
Russell Bucklin
Waterloo
A. P. Granger
Eiensburg
Mr. Bucklin
Wit. Thompson
George Hawkins
Local notes from Clarksville and surrounding areas
Numerous short items list residents visiting relatives, trips, and illnesses. Mentions include Ethel Graham of Gladbrook at home over Sunday, Gladys Levey from Shell Rock visiting Bessie, Tom Hickle and wife in Ver Valley, and Ed Cheever returning from Minnesota. References to Mrs. Caylot Kephart, Mrs. Frank Cheever, J. F. King, and Harvey Mitchell among others. A leap year Halloween party and a Senior Embroidery card party are announced, along with home sales and a surgery for Mrs. Hervey Henton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bimmer
Bubuque
Ethel Craham
Gladbrook
Gladys Levey
Shell Beek
Bessie
Tom Hickle
Waverly
Ed. Cheever
Minnesota
I Leamm
Abe Saltz
Henry
Portland
Ore
Shell Rock
G. A
Graham
M.A. Huff
Waterloo
Sarah Bouton
H. Ww. Kitchen
Christian Science Recure
Velma Wilkinson
Waterloo Business College
Frank Klinetob
Cedar Rapids
K. Clum
Martin & Stewart
A. Metcalf
Dayston Township
Martin
Henry Weinberg
A. W. Kitchen
A. Neal & Go
Visits and community notes from Tripoli and nearby towns
Tripoli reports visitors from Vincent Iowa and Dubuque. Church events, baptisms, and sermons are noted with Rev Hausler's three services. Residents travel to Waterloo, Denver, and Minneapolis for business and family visits. Ghost Halloween program in Jesup staggers local activity while train timetables improve passenger service.
Shell Rock News Briefs and Local Life Events
The item lists residents and events in Shell Rock and Susank Springs Arkansas. Itra Dell Pero returns home after visiting her sister Mrs T E Thorp. Mrs S M Harding has been quite ill the past week. Will Angel and wife welcome a baby girl last week. Clyde Yardo celebrated his 11th birthday with a surprise party. The Beem family reports their young son in critical condition after a clothing fire injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itra
Dell Pero
Susam Springs
Ark
T.E. Thorp
M. Harding
Will Angel
Clyde Yardo
Littleton Notes Of Weddings Funerals And Local News
Local items recount a foot injury from a shingling accident and visiting relatives, a wedding announcement for Amelia Hahn and August Tonk at the Lutheran church, school openings and vacations, church activities, farm purchases, and a detailed obituary for George Edwin Zimmerman with funeral attendance from Waterloo to Littleton. The piece also notes civic concerns about crime and town boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. DeMil
Rébacca MecGlaughlin
Mesdames Bila
Bessie McGlaughlin
Fritz Rehberg
Corvallis
Oregon
Cherlay McGlanghiin
J. Curtis
Trimmphs
Miss Wilson
Pennsylvania
J. C. Stevenson
Stevenson
Will Banson
Corlis
M. BH
Aid Society
Fahl. Hoffman
Ervin Miller
Mr. Westphell
Lutheran Church
Mr. Welgand
LeSueur
Minn
Welgand
Amelia Hahn
August Tonk
Lutheran Church Northwest
Littleton
T.m
Lobeck
Town
Iowa
H. G. Beeman
Capital
Waterloo
Keene
Cjet
G. W
C. @ DeMill
Miss Alexander
Maud
Ethel McGlaughlin
Lucy Durham
Laura Stevenson
Waverly
LaRoy Meythaler
Laporte
Fale
Lettie Meythaler
Jasnp
Weiser
Myre
Charles Emerson
Mitchell
S. D
Jay, Craton
Weel
New York
Germany
America
Carl
Albert
Lavhsack
Bennington Oct 28 notes. Meiers visit and local items
John Meiers, raised at Bennington, returns for the first time since leaving for Oklahoma eight years ago. Local notes mention Fred Dose buying August Lutke’s tract at 75 per acre, John Renz busy finishing a house for Ed Liebert and building a barn for Wm Condon, David McDougal’s public sale with corn at 14.25 per acre, and voter urging for the poor farm proposition and upcoming local elections. School No 4 to close Friday for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meiers
Oklahoma
John
Fred. Dose
John Renz
Dunkerton
Ed. Liebert
Renz
Wm. Condon
David McDougal
Commonwealth
Ind
Groff
Chris. Schenk
George Fink
Altenburg
Missouri
Orone
New Hampton Notes and Local Mishaps
De Poe New Hampton reports Hattie Sherman underwent appendicitis surgery at home Saturday with care from a Minneapolis nurse. C L Grimbsky fell eight to ten feet while moving a plant box, breaking his left arm just above the wrist. Library meeting set for Saturday night with Worrall corner chosen as site. price listed at 1350 dollars. Charles and Kingfield of Tonia mourn the death of their 21 month old daughter who died October 21. Mr and Mrs William Johnston returned from Waterloo after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Countryman
Vincent
Iowa
P. Hale
H. E. Moehling
Waverly
Chas
Miler
Mr. Kingsley
Ben Stewart
Arthur Grossman
Hausler
Seigel
Buck Creek
Christ. Weideman
Charles City
Geo. Carstensen
Aus. Barry
Dubuque
Andrew Carstensen
Missouri
Alma Brandt
Fredericksburg
KH. Hnuttendorf
Charles Preatein
Grandaughter Lavera
Waterloo
Denver
C. H W. Stumme
Uosnvar
Amanda Fink
W. Gardener
Mt. Vernon
Mary Hetcher
Charles Roehl
Minois
Fred. Witthopp
Hallowe'en
Clarence Crynes
Dunkerton
Gatago Great Western
Rev. Reinert
Independence
J. J. Boorsfield
Olive Richardson
Waterloo Business College
Rosebud
Roy Snow
Ray
S. A. Jarrard
Des Blaines
G. Griswok
Independence Hospital
Jay Hall
Winkle
Algona
Bur
Scott Sehuke
Agnes Miller
Chicago
Len Weber
George
E. Zimmerman
Liffleton
M. EB
GC. H. Stauffacher
Logan Avenue Church
B. M. Fritz Inger
Jennie Bisbee
Stauffacher
George Edwin Zimmerman
Manley
Melissa Zimmerman
Triumph
Fairbank
Buchanan County
Mr. Zimmerman
Lizzi McKeel
Bolivia
Lloyd
Ira
Roy
Zimmerman
Ben Hur
Logan Avenue
Triumph School
Pleasant Grave Presbyterian Church
Littleton
Littleton Cemetery
GC. H. Staukfacher
Bisbee
B. M. Fritzinger
Marl. Culbertson
John Farrell
Harvey Auanett
New Hampton
H. W. Dunham
Oklahoma City
Charles
Harl Zimmerman
Mesers
Bijsbee
Fritainger
Culbertson
Farrell
Pal Ibegrergs
C. L. Grimbsky
Worrall Corner
Charles Kingfield
Tonia
Myr
Wiliam Johnston
Democratic headquarters opens in former Belt store Waterloo
The West Waterloo Democratic club opened its headquarters at 303 305 West Fourth Street in a room vacated by R J Belt Department Store. Daily speeches by prominent speakers and business leaders will run until the election, with a special wire to relay returns. Attendance invited. officers Jack Casebeer president and George Barnes secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Waterloo
Srgan Democratic Club
R. J. Belt Department Store
West Fourth Street
Waterloo
Jack Casebeer
George Barnes
Treas
Night School At Waterloo Singsiness College Opens Vetted Courses
Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings offered at Waterloo Singsiness College Syndicate Block with superior opportunities. Call or telephone A P Harvey A 5 Preg for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Singsiness College
A. P. Harvey
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Scott
Scote
Scott & Bowne
Pearl ‘Street
New
The
de Grosz
Maxim de Grosz
Mér
C. Crawford
Fisher Block
Davis Apples
Tony Gentle
Sycamore Streets
Zotoons
Lov. Simmons’ Gallery
Hardman Piano
the Tailor Music House
Eos
Clarksville
Hallowe'sn
Wm. Jacobs
Vine Street
Larson
Church Street
Dan McDonald
Grand Farkey
N. D
William
Jake Hickie
Jis
A. N. Leete
Joe Burtn
Gary
WU Carr
C. G
H. C. Smith
Hervey Henton
Adah Taylor
Vary
R. R. Cook
Mary 8
Palyal
Chtcago
Tripoli
John G. Mueller
Sumner
Charles Schuckwech
Jehildren
F.C. Schultz
E. H. Martin
Minneapolis
G. Kampmeier
Bosse
Epie
Jesup
Ralph Beem
Duncumbia
Bittleton
Hart
Bennington
de Poe
Hattie Sherman
Democratic Headquarters
Florida
Jacksonville
Omaha
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Illinois Central Railroad
Illinois Central
Birmingham
Central OF Georgia and Atlantic
Coast Line
It. J. Phelps
Bank
Lowe
Closson
W. E. Clesson Medicine Co
I. W. Bouldin
Astina
Rowldin
Japan
Kaupp
Dr. Bouldin
Syndicate Building
Waterloo Flour Market
Bakers
Pioneer Family
Gedar Falls Union Mill Co
Miles
Hood
Sien
Elas
Nella Br
Fatied Norvprita
Mua
Rin
Rhea of
Ao Benene Year Miles Medical Co
Wikhart
United Town Shoe Co
Union Jabel
Business Men’s Republican Association
Thin City
Coghlan
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