Local Notes and Transfers at Brighten and Vicinity
Brighton briefs list travel medical updates and property changes. Miss Kate Snyder leaves for Spokane with Mrs. Milton Snyder. Mrs. Faith Brier assists at the post office. Several residents change homes or report illnesses and visits. an explosion near Ralph Haskins shed destroys a car and shed. Des Moines conventions bring Gail Heacock home ill with flu awaiting mother’s help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Reb
Kate Snyder
Spokane
Washington
Milton
Milton Snyder
Winfield
Faith Brier
Miss Snyder
John Bereitier
Bereitier
Clarence Funston
Ames
Lon Funston
Flora Dunbar
Clarksville
Clarence Dayton
Lime Springs
F A. Williams
Frank Smith
Ralph
Haskins Bers
Haskins
H. C. Cooper
Lena
Fairfield
Tom Morgan
Cotter
Gail Heacock
Des Moines
Day ton Grove News Briefs Highlight Local Movements
Miss Jennie Frum visited Washington last Monday. Will Johnson shipped hogs to Chicago last Sunday. Ruth Lett returns to Monmouth for college work. Tom Knotts and Mrs. Knotts visited Washington Thursday. School reopened after two weeks of illness. Mrs. Daniel Gass and Mrs. Paul Gass with baby Pauline visit Illinois relatives. Howard Stewart family moved to farm east of West Chester. Walter Statler family visited Washington Wednesday. J. B. Moore and Mrs. Lyall Moore in Washington Wednesday. Daniel Gass family moved to farm six miles southwest of Washington. Mrs. James Embree of Keota visits Will Embree’s home for a day to help with butchering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Grove
Jennie Frum
Washington
Will Johnson
Chicago
Ruth Lett
Monmouth
Tom Knotts
A. E. Knotts
Daniel Gass
Paul Gass
Pauline
Illlnois
Howard Stewart
Local Social Notes Highlight Sunday Visits and Seasonal Weather
Mt. Pleasant residents Mrs Edwin Leeper and grandson William Frederick visit home Sunday evening. Several families including Jarrards, Dolds and Nicholas share visits. Groundhog shadow hints at lingering bad weather. Local sick list grows as Mrs L P Jackson and Jennie Hennon recover, while John Dusenberry remains under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Leeper
William Frederick
Mt. Pleasant
Chas. Davidson
Gleede Dold
Arthur Nichola
Orie Jarrard
Lou Darnell
Minnie Jarrard
Washington
Emma Carpenter
Lizzie
Ronald Dold
Lester Newman
Brighton
Zelpha Hesser
Jessie Nichols
Wayland
Groundhog
Gleede
Sheriff McCarty
M. D. Conley
Thomas Bales
Mr. Schlatter of
L. P. Jackson
Jennie Hennon
Frank McFarlane
Everett West
West Chester News Briefs From February Dispatches
West Chester reports no church services Sunday evening and six stock cars moving out. O C Patterson H H Huber and Howard Fisher note ongoing illness with some improving. Walt Mason of Rippling Rhymes reportedly shifts to farming and poultry amid a damp winter. COPPOCK notes Mrs Fred Dord speaks on early spring after a long winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
O. C. Patterson
H. H. Huber
Howard Fisher
Walt Mason
Fred Day
Dord
Local Notables Face Illnesses and Travel News
Feb 10 notes report Mrs Chas Mullen back for treatments and plans Iowa City visit. Raymond shows slight recovery, Ullrich travels to Ottumwa for a convention then to Clinton for his sister’s funeral. Joe Wehr family ill with grip for a week, nurse caring for four. Haskins school closed as teachers fall sick. Eva Ebner returns from Kansas visit Washington.
Persistent Eczema Harassment Described as Torture
A patient endures constant eczema driven itching and burning sensations. Local salves and ointments only provide temporary relief, with the disease described as almost unbearable and a severe discomfort.
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Coppock
Maxwell
Maxwell Tire
T. Cekyle
Garage Gee
2Nd St
Iowa
Foster
Eva Ebner
Kansas
Pearl Badham
Mabel Godlove
C. W. Busby Co
Leota Welliever
Loren Hazen
Billy Allbaugh
Roy Littrell
Swift Bldg
Atlanta
White Way
Washington, Iowa
Hlaskin Bomileouth
Bethel Church
Ceed A
Wells’ Kentucky
Farrow
Plymout Rocks
Plymouth Rock
Toulouse Lecee
Oliver Gang
Sattley
R. A. Warner
D. F. Macon
R. E. Dougherty
Galloway and
Reed
J. Dodds
John Deere
McCormick
G. Washington
G. Washington Sales Co., Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
Mr. Washington
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