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Spencer News

Location

Spencer, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1909

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Obituary of Charles D. Taber Pioneer of Iowa and Canada

Charles D. Taber was born March 28, 1825 in East Farnham Quebec and died April 23 1909 near Muscatine Iowa. He and his first wife Zilpha Morehouse settled in Muscatine later, two children survived from his first marriage. He married second wife Tacy Sharp in 1872, living as pioneers on a prairie farm near Spencer Clay County before settling near Muscatine in later years.

Charles D. Taber East Farnham Quebec Canada Muscatine Iowa Massachusetts New Country New Engand Zilpha M. Morehouse Dunham Tacy Sharp Ohio Spencer Clay County

Ferris Family Outing to Arnold's Park on Okoboji Lakes

The Ferris family reunion featured an across country auto and horse drawn outing to Arnold's Park. They enjoyed shade under majestic oaks, a cruise on Okoboji waters, visits to historic points, and a splendid dinner. Everyone cherishes the Northwest Iowa prairie excursion.

Ferris Lakes Arnold's Park Okoboji Iowa Lakes

Rattling Good Show by Damons Colored Musical Comedy Co

Damon s Colored Musical Comedy Co arrives at the opera house for a single September 1 engagement. The world renowned Prof A M Damon and Mme Damon headline a large, moral, refined company with singers dancers and comedians. Tickets priced 25 36 and 59 cents are on sale in advance.

Damon Colored Musical Comedy Co A. M. Damon Mme. Damon Land of Dixie

Unclaimed Letters at Spencer Post Office Week Ending Aug 23 1909

List of unclaimed letters includes R D Egan Hubert V Hale Wm J Hunt Opal J Salles C Larley Steel Mrs J J Snyder Miss Nyrel Sullivan J J Wellman Mrs C E Wilson C C Bender postmaster.

Spencer Post Office R. D. Egan Hubert V. Hale Wm. J. Hunt Opal J. Salles C. Larley Steel J. J. Snyder Nyrel Sullivan J. J. Wellman C. E

Death of Mrs Durant in Spencer Iowa

Jennie Ve Netta Fee Durant born December 4 1864 in Cannonsburg Pennsylvania. She lived in Cherokee county Iowa before moving near Cherokee then to Spencer where she married Dr Durant September 1 1892. Two children Elizabeth Amanda and Winston John. Funeral at Congregational church followed by burial in Riverside Cemetery.

Jennie Ve Netta Fee Cannonsburg Penn Cherokee County Iowa Cherokee Dr. Durant D. M. Fee Fort Collins Mary Fee Spencer W. H T. W J. R B .H. Fee Mrs. Durant Congregational Church Riverside Cemetery

County Fair and Carnival at St Stephen's Church Ball Park

Mid September event at the ball park north of the depot promises a home talent County Fair and Carnival with many attractions. Entries for farm wives and daughters prizes close Friday September 18, with prizes for bread pies cakes and crafts and all prize baked goods sold at auction or on commission.

St. Stephen’s Church

Orange Blossoms Crown Spencer Wedding in St Stephens

Miss Cora L. Morgan and Herbert Addington Wadleigh wed at St Stephens Church Spencer at noon with a large out of town guest list. The ceremony featured a wedding march, a Harvard graduate groom, and a honeymoon through the Great Lakes Montreal Adirondacks and Hudson River to New York. A new home awaits the couple in Winchester Boston.

Spencer St. Stephens Church Cora L. Morgan E. G. Morgan Jr Herbert Addington Wadleigh Boston Mass C.C. Caverly W. D. Morrow Helen Morgan M Aid of Honor Charles Grilk Davenport Town Wilson W.W. Cornwall Geo. A. Bemis Dwight R. Dickey Irving A. Hastings Great Lakes Montreal Adirondacks Hudson New York Wadleigh Winchester Bond House of Leach & Co Albert A. Wadleigh I. W. Morgan Jean Marquette Fort Dodge Florence Sanborn Moville Iowa J. Q. Adams Chicago Lucia Carter Grinnell Raymond Sleeper Sheldon J. S. Felker Luther Felker Nettie F. Torrence Oskaloosa J. L. Felker Gladys Felker Sigourney

Local Market and Gossip From Nearby Towns

The Baptist ladies plan a market at Jones store Saturday starting at 10. Will Fonda returns from a Monona Iowa vacation resting time. Miss Marie Swein and Miss Blanche Watts vacationed at the lakes and visit Cherokee. Weather remains warm and dry with threshing nearly done. Corn on sandy soil suffers for rain. Littell Hopwood returns to tend his father’s tilled farm seven miles southwest of Spencer. M and J W Kilpatrick learn of a brother’s death in Osage and depart for burial. Frank Clark plans to move to Spokane with a lumber job around Septem ber 10. A Woman’s Missionary Society supper is planned Friday at 5 on Filer’s lawn. Clarence Capener and wife liked Guthrie Oklahoma, plan to move this fall for health reasons. District court convenes with State v Carson on trial for illegal prairie chicken taking and shipping. County Attorney Barnhart involved.

Ladies of the Baptist Church Jones’ Store Will Fonda Monona Iowa Marie Swein Sioux City the Lakes Blanche Watts Cherokee Littell Hopwood Vinton Spencer J. W. Kilpatrick Osage Filer Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church Clarence Capener Lake Township Guthrie Oklo Clay County State of Iowa Carson Jon Barnhart

Inordinate Ambition sermon by Rev Chandler at M E Church

Rev L J Chandler of Sioux City preached both services at the M E church in the pastor's absence. He titled his Sunday evening sermon Inordinate Ambition, citing Absalom and other historical examples to illustrate ambition. The grand jury was noted as busy with developments expected.

L. Chandler Sioux City M. E Absalom David

City Council Proceedings and Street Walk Order

The city council met in regular session with Aldermen Boyer Koch Moulton Pitcher and Greene present. A walk on Hugh street was adopted and the street commissioner instructed to remove a path on the north side of lot 18 block 31 C M and St P Ry addition if found dangerous. Bond for Geo A Hubbard approved. Bills paid include A M Baldwin for policing Herald office printing C B E Baldwin for prisoners meals and J H Sutcliffe salary for July.

Boyer Koch Moulton Pitcher Greene Hugh Street C. M St. P. Ry Geo. A. Hubbard A. M. Baldwin Herald Office Baldwin J H Sutcliffe

Three Million Acres Open to Settlement in South Dakota

Government land openings planned around October 1 under homestead laws. U.S. announces 3,000,000 acres in South Dakota with a booklet by the state historian describing lands, climate, topography, and eligibility. Send 24 cents for the pamphlet and map from the Homestead Information Bureau, Pierre, South Dakota.

South Dakota Sam United States Cheyenne Standing Bear Homestead Information Bureau Pierre 8. D

North Pacific Coast Country book by railroad

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announces a new book North Pacific Coast Country to aid planning trips to Pacific Northwest and Alaska-Youkon-Pacific Exposition sites. Free with call or mailed for four cents. 862 round trips daily to Seattle Tacoma Spokane Portland Victoria Vancouver Butte and more through Sept 30 return by Oct 31. W F Cody. Mason City Iowa.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Pacific Northwest Seattle North Pacific Coast Country Chicago Tacoma Spokane Portland Victoria Vancouver Butte W. F. Cody Mason City Iowa

Instruction on Violin At Oberlin Conservatory

A resident with a year at Oberlin Ohio Conservatory offers violin instruction. Students are invited to contact Mabel Claypool at phone number B 200 32 for lessons.

Oberlin, Ohio Conservatory of Music Citizens Mabel Claypool

101 Ranch Wild West Show At Algona

The 101 Ranch Wild West Show will be held at Algona on Friday September 3. A morning train from Spencer leaves at 6 05 a m arriving Algona at 7 41 a m via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. Return trains depart Algona at 4 30 p m the same day. 333 J H Hinton agent.

Algona Spencer Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul J. H. Hinton

Cure for hay fever and summer cold praised by resident

A.S. Nusbaum of Batesville writes that a three month summer cold with hay fever symptoms ruined his business until Foley's Honey and Tar cured him quickly. His wife later used it with success, as he confirms.

A.S. Nusbaum Batesville Indians Foley Bender

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C. C. Bender Durant Telephone Company Frank Clark Wash Clark Spencer Loan & Abstract CO W. W. Cornwall I. H. Helsell J. C. Brown O. A. Hammand Faville Heald Council Proceedings Pacific Coast 101 Ranch Citizens Savings Bank the Citizens Savings Bank Spencer, Iowa
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