The Confederate Spy and Local News Highlights
Local items celebrate upcoming Confederate Spy show on December 10 with ads for Brown’s cabinet photos and a new stock of paper. Community notes mention visits from Spencer and Mitchell, a new bridge in Girfield, skating, sleighing, and holiday trade plans as subscribers, merchants, and veterans prepare for winter.
Thanksgiving Party At Large Gimes Home
About a dozen couples of young married people attended an evening Thanksgiving gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Jahn J Large Gimes. Enjoyment included crokonote dowineys fishing pwazles and clothespins games with dainty refreshments. the evening was enjoyed by all present.
Orcutt and Miller wed at Catholic parsonage
J P Orcutt and Abbie E Miller were married Wednesday evening November 24 at the Catholic parsonage by Rev J Phelan. Both are well known in Rock Valley. Orcutt is described as a conservative, successful businessman. the bride as a kind and upright woman beloved by friends. Best wishes were offered for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Orcutt
Abbie E. Miller
J. Phelan
Orcutt
Rock Valley
John Dillon Returns with Jolly Uncle Jolly
Last winter John Dillon drew a packed house and satisfaction. He brings a new play titled Jolly Uncle Jolly with him for Friday December 17. Dillon stars as Hiram Joy Wuele Jolly, famed for eccentricity and good humor, with an entirely new company of well known artists. A large ticket sale is anticipated and the popular comedian will again attract a big audience and oysters will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillon
Jolly Uncle Jolly
Hiram “Jolly
Joy Wuele Jolly
Will
The Confederate Spy War Drama Presented by Local Talent
On Friday evening December 10 a five act play titled The Confederate Spy will be performed by home talent for the benefit of the Sons of Veter ans. The war drama promises thrilling scenes and realistic combat. Admission is 15, 25, and 35 cents and proceeds support the organization’s good work.
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Wilk
Veter
Sioux Township Split To Form New Township In Sioux County
Sioux County boards split of Settlers and a new thirty six section township named Sioux will be created from the fractional part. The division aims to ease travel to polls and to access trustees and school officers. Political divisions influenced support and opposition as residents debated the plan.
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Sioux County
Board of Supervisors
Sioux
Ivision
Jinal
Herald
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Bors
Koe
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