Community News From Over County Briefs
Doings in neighborhoods across Washington County summarized from Rural Route Three notices. Residents and visitors include H H Brinning and daughters at Ollie, Martha McGuire with Dave Benson, J C Carris recovering from an appendicitis operation, Mrs Frank Page returning from Ottoorwa, Ralph Stewart family gathering at Chas Wolfe’s, Charlie Hodges near Ainsworth visiting L B Donaldson, Henry Horning at Elmer Vincent’s, John Simmering trip to Illinois Gimball home, Milt Dicken dehorned cattle for R R Stewart, and Mrs L B Donaldson with her mother at Milt Dennison’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Brinning
Lillie
Mildred
Brinning
Alvin Clingan
Ollie
Martha McGuire
Dave Benson
J. C. Carris
Frank Page
Ottoorwa
Ralph Stewart
Chas. Wolfe
Havre
Charlie Hodges
Ainsworth
L. B. Donaldson
Henry Horning
Elmer Vincent
Keolta
John Simmering
Illinois
Gimball
Milt Dicken
R. R. Stewart
Pleasant Hill Social News Highlights
Mrs Ida Patterson and Mrs Sam Sigafoose visited last week. Roy Kephart and family hosted Velma. Bertha and Beatrice joined from the Kephart line. Howard Baker and Lucile visited W C Hatle’s in Wellston on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Ida Patterson
Howard Baker
Lucile
W. C Hatle
Wellston
Joe Snider
Donald Tucker
Roy Kephartz
Velma
Cal Beanblossom’s
Clark Caldwell
Marion
Ed Benson
Pleasant Hill School
Earl Kephart
Charley Anderson
Ben Miller
Smokes
Columbus City
Kepharts and neighbors visit across Rural Route Four
April 17 reports show Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kephart visiting Cal Been blossom's Sunday after Sunday school. The Gardner family and children Florence and Elwyn visited Oscar Warder Sunday evening. The Bishop family with Edna and Helen visited Everett Palmer Sunday afternoon. Charlie Kephart called on Cath Babb Sunday afternoon. Earl Kephart and Lewis Baker were noted visiting in Washington. Ed Lins and children also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kephart
Cal Beenblossom's
Walter Gardner
Florence and
Elwyn
Oscar Ward
Harry Bishop
Edna
Helen
Everett Palmer's
Charlie Kephart
Cath Babb's
Earl Kephart
Lewis Baker's
Washington
Ed Lins
LOCAL GUESTS VISITORS AND A HORSE LOSS REPORTED
Visitors included Mr and Mrs Earl Kephart with Bertha and Beatrice after Sunday school at Charles Andersons. Mr and Mrs John Pratt spent Tuesday with Sam Sigafoose. A B Carr lost a horse Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Beenblossom’s
Earl Kephart
Bertha
Beatrice
Charlie Anderson
John Pratt
Sam Sigafoose
S. A
Brighton Route One Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Ann Gowey visits at Sam Atwood home in Onawa. Ira Waterhouse and Ray Woodford away at Ames for college. Saturday and Sunday visits noted at several homes including W. L. Tucker and Max Waterhouse. Terry Gowey family visited Scott Dickinson. Clark Tracey family visited W. C. Beauchamp. G. Buzzard building a barn. Birth announced for Wilbur and Mrs Day a son born Sunday April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Route One
Ann Gowey
Sam Atwood
Onawa
Ira Waterhouse
Ray Woodford
Ames
Wallace Savage
W. L. Tucker
Miss Ether
Clifford Savage
Max Waterhousen
Terry Gowey
Scott Dickinson
Clark Tracey
W. C. Beauchamp
Buzzard
Wilbur Day
New Haven Social Notes Report Purchases and Visits
Charles McKinstry and Mrs. Cora Snyder bought fine player pianos recently. Mrs. Della Neal spent Sunday with Frank and Bert Smiths. Hazel Statler ill with mumps. Keith Wells also affected. Mrs. A. R. Strum visited Bert Smith household. Strum later at Charlie Whistler home near Brighton. Rosamond Breitenbach stayed with Myra and Bertha Pratt. Bert Smith and Ruth Smith were Washington visitors Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Charles McKinstry
Cora Snyder
Della Neal
Frank
Bert
Rheumatic Pains Relief With Cham berlain Liniment Ad
Advertisement urges relief from rheumatism by bathing affected parts with Cham berlain's Liniment. Sold at Lemmon's Drug Store. The merchant notes the ad is effective and invites customers to mention they saw it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Chamberlain
Lemmon
Mrs Elizabeth Davis Dies at Crawfordsville
Elizabeth Davis died at Crawfordsville after a brief illness. Born in Wales in 1840 she came to America at age 11 and lived recently with her daughter Mrs. David Johns. She leaves three children Griff Humphrey Ruth and a son R V Davis. Funeral at Johns residence then Salem Presbyterian Church with interment Cambrian cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johns
Wales
Evan H. Davis
America
Welch
William V. Davis
Davis
Elizabeth
Ruth
Griff Humphrey
Wyman
R V. Davis
Crawfordsville
Salem Presbyterian Church
Johns
Salem Church
Cambrian Cemetery
Chameleon Rose Changes Color From White to Red
A Japanese origin rose shows twofold color behavior. In shade it appears white at night and in dark rooms the petals pass from bluish to pale rose before returning to white. In bright sun the flower rapidly shifts to a vivid peony red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
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Over County
Borhoods
Bar
Kephart
Lewis Beard's
Berteret
E. Davis
Wm. Reubsam
Mrs. Claude McCoy
Clara Patterson
John
of Wyman
Ellig Kongable
Winfield
J. 8. McCleary
Iowa
Chas. A. Dieman & Company
Cedar Rapids
R. W. Thompson
Washington, Iowa
Board of Directors
D. J. Ross
Esident
Said Distric
Lowe Brothers High Standard
Lowe Brothers
Abe
Ivory
THE
Love Bross Ptiers Yton
BosTom -Versey City
Wminwe Semvche
J. E. Lemmon
Superior Battery Service
Mannhardt Bros
West Second Street
New Postdiice
Ladies of
American Pearl Button Co
Journal
Deere. Wc
Chet Kon 'Sd
Grahams Liott
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