Christmas Plans Form in Douglas Center Epworth League
Miss Irene Krebl spent Thanksgiving with friends Iva and F Leger. Mr and Mrs Bushey dined with Mrs Krehl and others. The Bushey and Dubois families visited Harmony and Marshalltown relatives. Epworth League, led by President Chas Garrett, plans a Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Krebl
Iva
F the Leger
Chas
Bushey
Krehl
Agen
J. Oi Seaton
Tom Brink
Alva Dubois
Chas. Gilmore
Rank Bushey
Mimer Dubois
Harmony
Jaunice Bushey
George Crick
Sioux Rapids
Vanons
Misa Nellie Mitchell
Marshalltown
Douglas Center
Epworth League
Chas Garrett
Mr. Haight
Alta
M. A. Doyle
Minnie
Doyle
Pickering-Botts
Winter Arrives as Farmers Welcome Snow and News
South Greenville residents note winter's approach while corn stores shrink. P A Chalstrom hosts a Spencer visitor. Neighbors and friends honor Jina Huntley with a rocking chair. Mrs Stethem of Sioux Rapids visits relatives locally, and Misses Mills Bare and Chalstrom attend a gathering. Jim Huntley moves to Linn Grove for a farm year, and Mr Baker's Monday lecture draws a full audience with next talk set for December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Chalstrom
Spencer
Jina Huntleya
Stethem
Sioux Rapids
Alice Mills
Amma Barelof
Alma Chalstrom
Spenser
F. Barglef
E. Bowers
Jim Huntley
Linn Grove
Baker
Marathon area notes of visits illnesses and farm work
Mrs John Cross returns to Oklahoma after visiting Marathon. Little John Foster ill earlier. Mr and Mrs Ellis plus Henry Kert visit T M Ellis in Marathon. Jake Gatwick in corm, Will Donaldson dehorns cattle for Beck and Massengren. Mrs Stevens visits daughter in Lobraille. Fred Erickson harvests 126 bushels in one day. School district 5 closes for measles. Wirt Essick sick. Charley Olson and J Lindéén shell corn. H E Perry injured in runaway. George Mills visits Tebber home. Mills and Gosman dehorn cattle. Lon Essick travels to Laurens. Fay and Glenn Woodford visit. A H Pierce of Marathon calls on H D Gillespie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cross
Marathon
Oklahoma
Little John Foster
Mr.and Stirs
MD. Ellis
T. M. Ellis
Henry Kert
Sibley
Jake Gatwick
Will Donaldson
Dave Beck
Gus Massengren
If. Stevens
Lobraille
Frank Hssick
Fred Erickson
Alfred
Lon Essick
Laurens
A. Hf. Pierce
H. D. Gillespie
Social Notes From South Herdland and Osborn
South Herdland residents Mr. and Mrs. Orie Myers visited at J Hart’s home on Sunday. Mrs Jibble Moye of Lemar’s visited parental homes at C Hlarriman’s. A strong turnout gathered at Osborn schoolhouse Sunday as Miss Mary Johnson visited friends in South Herdland. Corn husking is near its peak for the season. Mr and Mrs W Gallimore spent Thanksgiving at C Harriman’s. Miss Cora Burkhart stayed with sister Mrs A Berge. Miss Minnie Williams visited friend Elle Belnap Tuesday. The Osborn social yielded about 22 dollars. Mr F Post of Webb worked as carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie Myers
J. Hart
Jibble Moye
Lemar's
C. Hlarriman
Cora Burkhart
A. Berge
Minnie Williams
Elle Belnap
Osborn
F. Post
Webb
Carpenter
Public Sale at MacAllister Farm December 14 1910
Public auction at the MacAllister farm three miles west of Spencer adjoining the County Farm on the south on Wednesday December 14 1910 at 10 oclock a m. Described property includes 43 cattle 26 hogs 12 stock hogs 14 broad sows 12 stock hogs 1 high grade Short Horn bull 3 years old 1 horse 15 years old 26 hogs 1 stack of mixed hay and various machinery and implements. Terms: cash for sums 10 and under credit for over 10 with bankable notes bearing 8 percent interest from date. No property to be removed until settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacAllister
Spencer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Toyland
Bee Hive
Clay County
Zola
Shoe Department
South Greenville
South Garfield
Fay
Glenn Woodford
Miss L. Speed
Wirt Essick
Charley Olson
I. J. Sarvold
C. Burkhart
Mama
George Mills
J. Tebber
V. Gosman
South Herdland
Ole Enderson
C. M. Phinée
C. P. Buckey
D. F. O. Cuttell
L. Brenner
Obuetes
J. A .Lemke
M. E. Church
H. A. Winterlider
Everly
the Square Deal Real Estate Firm
Dickens
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