Local Notices and Social Tidbits From Vienna Bakery
Miss Mamie Gardner of Lexington shopped in the city today. Licenses to wed issued to Duane McClure and Lulu Patterson, Fred A. Donaldson and Minnie May Sands, Charles S. Glasgow and Clara Alice Davison, Thomas A. Todd and Minnie A. Orr. Ford Publishing Co. Indianapolis ad offers five dollars for three hours of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Gardner
Lexington
Duane McClure
Lulu Patterson
Fred A. Donaldson
Minnie May Sands
Charles S. Glasgow
Clara Alice Davison
Thomas A. Todd
Minnie A. Orr
Valley News Notes Local Happenings and Rural Route Changes
Community brief from Valley reports Ross Singleton visiting father Ed Singleton and Bertha Thompson staying with sister near Washington. Marginal items include funerals, visits, a promenade band concert at the Opera house, extended stay for Miss Ollie Hall, and rural route changes effective Jan 16 1905 affecting Routes 1 2 and 3 with altered mileages. Some names: M W Thompson C H Clarahan Lee Thompson J B Scott.
Local Notes On Residents Visit and Events In Hamlet
Mr. Jos Reiner was a business caller in our hamlet Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Bessie McCall nurses her sister in law Rosa Fouche this week. Miss Mary Horak has recovered from appendicitis. Anson Small is about the same. Shorty Sheridan left for New York last Monday. Revival meetings have closed at the M E church. Will Leadman and family Sundayed at Dunlap McKree s. Messrs John Shillig and Michael Smith drove to Riverside Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Thompson
Myrtle Ball
Washington
Rubio Bridge
M. W. Thompson
Tobias Laithly
Richland
Medes Bileal
West Chester
Jos. Reiner
Bessie McCall
Rosa Fouche
Mary Horak
Anson Small
Shorty Sheridan
New York
M. E. Church
Will Leadman
Dunlap McKree’s
Richmond
John Shillig
Michae Smith
Riverside
Local Notes From Town Life This Week
Mrs Emmet Louck is sick with the quinsy. Grandma Boone returned Wednesday from a visit in Iowa City. A D Shaw took Grandma Payne to Iowa City and placed her on a train for Colorado Springs to spend winter with her son Dick and family. Abe Fenstermaker returned from Galveston Texas due to worse bronchial trouble. L R Feldman and A J Rogers attended the Hamilton sale at Wellman. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Joel J Miller Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Louck
Grandma Boone
Iowa City
A. D. Shaw
Grandma Payne
Colorado Springs
Colo
Abe Fenstermaker
Galveston
Texas
L. R. Feldman
A. J. Rogers
Hamilton
Wellman
Local Notes and Society Briefs From Dec 13
E M Funston returned from Richland after attending an aunt’s funeral. Mrs Chas Foster shopped in Washington. Rev A S Bailey and A D Acheson left for Keokuk to meet with the Presbytery of the U P church. Acheson will visit a sister in Burlington. J C Turbott of Washington was a visitor. Mrs A E P Athearn spends winter with relatives at What Cheer. Pedrick of Ottumwa, expert chicken scorer, rated 70 birds for J M Stewart Jr. high averages include 12 Silver Lace Wyandotte hens at 92 points, 28 Plymouth Rock pullets above 0, one P R hen at 52 1/2 points, and 25 P R cockrels averaging 9 points. H W Wickham of Chicago arrived to visit friends. Mrs J McCaleb of Coin, Iowa, noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. McCaleb
Coin
Iowa
Local Transportation and Social Notes Heard in Wayne
A collage of short items from Wayne and nearby towns includes travel to Washington by John Reed and James Ogier, and Miss Ida Spangler with Clyde Grimm inviting attendees to a December 22 wedding. Mrs. H C Hull receives word of ailing mother and leaves for Mason City. Dr C Griffith moves a restaurant to a new location after improvements by carpenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reed
Wayne
Washington
H. C. Hull
Wyman
John McCartney
Ed McFarland
Dr. C. Grifith
Vesey
Local Notes and Family Travels in Letts and Nearby Areas
Miss Maggie Reaney returned to her Letts home after visiting her sister Mrs. J L Derby. C Crackenbauch of Sibley Iowa visits Frank McKee. C S Thomas returns from Chicago with stock shipment. Roy Fetters moves to a farm near Fairfield. The A Sutherland home was quarantined last Saturday for diphtheria, with one sick child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Reaney
Letts
J. L. Derby. C. Crackenbauch
Sibley
Iowa
Frank McKee
C. S. Thomas
Chicago
Roy Fetters
Fairfield
A. Sutherland
Johnson Keeps Busy Baking Leaves No Time for Meals
Johnson remains constantly occupied with baking duties leaving him with little time for meals or breaks.
Rev and Mrs Sanders Prepare to Move to Yarmouth
Reverend M L Sanders and his wife plan to depart later this week to establish their new home in Yarmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Sanders
Yarmouth
Mrs G M Welch Visited Ainsworth Relative in City
Mrs G M Welch of Ainsworth was guest today at the home of her mother Mrs M J Henderson in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Welch
Ainsworth
M. J. Henderson
Bowling Contest At Dem Psey Alleys Ends Narrowly For Commercial Club
Three commercial club players and three Dempsey players staged a bowling match last night on the Dempsey alleys with the Commercial club winning by three pins. Wilson posted a city breaking match game average of 227 for all three games, with scores of 200, 246, and 237. Coffman also starred, opening with 211 and finishing 208 in the third game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Clu
Dempsey
Commercial Club
Wilson
Coffman
Crooks
Hut
Warner
Indoor baseball match at Commercial club gym
Tonight at :30 o'clock the heavyweights and lightweights from the Commercial club clash in an indoor baseball exhibition. Heavyweights Mercer Livingston Wilson Eicher Krockhart Smith Eicder face lightweights including Butterfield Sproull McCall Chilcote and others as welterweight contenders issue a challenge. Admission is 1 cent to any seat except player areas. boxes sold. A bakery goods line is offered at Johnson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Mercer
Livingston
Wison
Eicher
Krockhart
Smith
Eicder
W. E
Butterfield
Sproull
McCall
Chilcote
Welterweig
Oday
Pollok Vaace
Leigh Wallace
O. Clapper
E.c«.Bin
Geo. Barrett
L.(aston
Claude Kcoy
John Bowman
Western ties bloom as Parkinson named Mountaint View postmaster
Leigh Wallace received a letter from California with news that his brother-in-law George Parkinson has been appointed Postmaster of Mountain View California at a salary of 2000 dollars a year. He returned to California after leaving here months ago and reconnected with old friends. Johnson mentions he enjoys the bakery business and its busy pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Wallace
California
George Parkinson
Mountain View
Cal
George
West
Keota Guest Edith Smith Hosted by City Friends
Miss Edith Smith of Keota visited the city yesterday as a guest of friends, enjoying her day in town and returning home later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Smith
Keota
Mrs MacGugin Improves After Illness at Son’s Home
Mrs M S MacGugin, previously ill at her son Lyle’s home, shows signs of improvement.
Cattle Shipment Returns From Chicago Voyage
Chas. Thomas arrived this morning from Chicago where he accompanied a shipment of cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Thomas
Chicago
Ida Roberts Visits Fairfield for Short Friend Visit
Miss Ida Roberts traveled to Fairfield this morning to spend a few days with friends, seeking a brief visit away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Roberts
Fairfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Journal
Urville Elder
PuntLisuEr
East Main Street
Ark Nice
Stewarti
Vienna Bakery
Ford Publishing Co
Indianapolis
Laundry Blue Company
Munn & Co
Scientific American
NN & Co
Washington, D. C
Chamberlain
Anderson
the County News
Journal
Ross Singleton
Ed Singleton
Grandma McCaleb
Myrla Moreland
Opera House
Ollie Hall
McConnelsville
Ohio
Jos Harding
Post Office Department
J. M. Utterback Corner
J. B. Scott
C. H. Clarahan
Oskaloosa
Lee ‘T'Hompson
Crawfordsville
Kalona
Joel J. Miller Monday
Johnson
Corpusen's
Chal
Johnson's
E. A. Lewis & CO
J. H. Baird
Special Immigration Agat
Mobtoller
Bee
Tre
Fricke Biwac
Washington la
Marion T. Anderson
W. N. Bragg
South
Iowa, Avenue
McCall Bros. Feed Store
Kfhone
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
F. A. Miller
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