Wellman News Briefs and Local Travels
Wellman notes show Charles Durian shipped two carloads of sheep to Chicago. Many residents travel to Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Iowa City for business visiting relatives and attending events. Also reported are local races and plans for Old Settlers Day and park improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Charles Durian
Chicago
Eardley Bell, Jr
John Wherle
Des Moines
Minnie Jarvis
Cedar Rapids
Wm. Beckenstine
Mothers mend as chores stall in town routine
Eadrley Bell Jr and Walt Livsey visited John Wagner on Monday on business. Miss Marie Shettler and Mrs. Margie Nicola traveled to Chicago Wednesday and returned Saturday, while others faced delays as the town buses ran slowly and residents stayed busy with domestic tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadrley Bell, Jr
Walt Livsey
John Wagner
Marie Shettler
Magrie Nicola
Chicago
Crawfordsville Social Notes Include Visiting Locals
Crawfordsville on August 11 reports Miss Genevieve Minx of Ottumwa visiting with Miss Hazel An ny. Hazel met her at Mt Plewant yesterday. Charles Chrissineer of Olds spent the day here with his mother and brother. Miss Eva Gormley returned home from Fairfield. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Maxwell were visitors yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Genevieve Minx
Ottumwa
Hazel Anny
Hazel
Mt. Plewant
Charles Chrissineer
Olds
Eva Gormley
Robert Gormley
Fairfield
Geo. Maxwell
Ainsworth Social Notes and Visitations
C K Gray visits relatives in Center ville this week. W W Moore leaves for Wisconsin to see daughter Mrs Glen Sands. Funeral attendees for Mr Matthew Thompson include Ralph Thompson Leigh Wallace James Walker and Howard Crozier of Washington. Mrs Mildred Burris and brother Mr Young and Mrs Joe Burris of Washington were in Ainsworth Monday. Mrs Frank Trotter and children Lawrence Billy and father Mr McElwain of Kansas City visit at W T Trotter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
C. K. Gray
Centerville
W. W. Moore
Glen Sands
Wisconsin
Matthew Thompson
Ralph Thompson
Leigh Wallace
James Walker
Howard Crozier
Washington
Mildred Burris
Young
Joe Burris
Zehr farm sale and local moves headline Noble Iowa note
Sam Nebel bought the Zehr farm here last week and Mrs Zehr bought property in Wayland. Mrs Zehr plans to move to Wayland in November. Miss Ella Sechantz visited Fairfield to attend the fair. Rev Basinger of Donnellson visited the Frey home. Chriss Graber to speak at Eicher church on Armenia experiences. Sam Wenger family returned from Kansas and will stay with relatives before returning to Kansas. Eli Saltzman and mother Mrs Fannie Zehr visited. Edith Wenger of Washington and Genevieve Havenstine of Burlington weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Mitchell in California now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Yoder
L. E. Maplethorpe
Des Moines
Jess Turnipseed
Charles Rickey
Rock Island
Rebekah
Eardley Bell, Jr
Iowa City
Lamont Wade
Ollie Mootheart
Cecil
Hank Snider
Roy Maple Farm
Stella Palmer
Washington
Harold Romine
Wm. Romine
Chas. Shuck
William James
Cedar Rapids
John James
L. C. Miller
Hubert Doud
Jack Cassel
Madrid
Businens
S & M. Manufacturing Company
H.L. Karr
Kansas City
Lic
Wellman
Gin Rickey
Hlewitt Karr
Sam
N. L. Nelson
Roy Gardner
Lester Stump
Harold Duttner
Jessie James
K. of P
J. O. Ruble
South Amana
Brighton
J. Shrens
Hugh Greaf
Webster
Jess Gardner
Donald Durian
Ernest Baker
Wm. Rhodes
O. A. Topping
Dallas
Grinnell
Roth
Kansas
Eli Saltzman
Fannie Zehr
Edith Wenger
Genevieve Havenstine
Burlington
Mitchell
California
Dotheboys Hall as Dickensian School of Squeers
The name Dotheboys Hall designates a northern English boarding school run by the heartless Squeers in Nicholas Nickleby. Dickens portrays beating and starving as the tuition system, a tale that helped expose such schools and contribute to their decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dotheboys Hall
Nicholas Nickleby
Dickens
England
Squeers
Mrs. Addie Morgan Credits Tanlac With Dramatic Health Turnaround
Mrs. Addie Morgan of Fairfield Missouri reports rapid relief from rheumatism indigestion and kidney issues after starting Tanlac. She says her pain diminished enabled walking improved appetite nerves cleared and complexion brightened. She visits Kansas City while praising Tanlac as a godsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Morgan
Fairfield
Spruce Street
Kansas City
Taniac
Tanilac
Tanlac
Washington
Sherman Bros Wellman Advertisement Lead Druggists
Sherman Bros in Wellman by Mac Gugin Drug Co and by all leading druggists. Advt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Bros
Wellman
MacGugin Drug Co
Advt
Silk Robbers Frustrated on Train Near Sioux City
A freight conductor spotted silk bundles by the track near Sioux City and alerted police. Six men were arrested near the crossing after officers blocked escape. several thousand dollars worth of silks were recovered in two piles along the rail. A stray note on homebuilding ends with a stray, unrelated line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Here
A. Jespe
Northwestern
Council Bluffs
Farce on Screen Mrs Temple's Telegram at Fox Theater
Amusement news reports the stage farce Mrs Temple's Telegram being adapted for the screen by Elmer Harris. Bryant Washburn headlines the photoplay with Wanda Hawley Walter Hiers and Sylvia Ashton in supporting roles. James Cruze directs the Paramount Art craft production. A want ad will sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Brown
Trapper from the Arctic Visits Vancouver in Adverts News
W D Clark, 38, spoke in Vancouver about returning north before cars and skyscrapers. He declared he would not exchange part of them, noting how ads and news shape city life during his visit to British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Clark
Arctic Circle
Arctic
Vancouver
British Columbia
Orientals Resist Heat In Ocean Steamer Firerooms
Orientals reportedly endure extreme fireroom heat on ocean steamers and can withstand temperatures that would quickly exhaust white crew members, indicating apparent heat resilience among Orientals in these conditions.
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil Advertised
Spencer Kellogg & Sons tout a tasteless castor oil that preserves strength and purity while removing the nauseating taste. Marketed as 100 percent castor oil, it bets on easier use for mothers and children and favors laboratory filled bottles with clear labeling. Available in three sizes through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc
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Mrs. Morgan
USL Service
South Side Square
Washington, Iowa
B. Vail
Baltimore Hospital
Sandy
Nn Ly
U. S
U.S
U.S. Tires
United States
Falk Motor Co
Edwards & Epling
West Chester
Rubio Motor Company
Rubio
J. A. Marsh
Red Ball Garage
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