County Happenings Across Shenandoah Area in February
Mr Jackson of Shenandoah Iowa visits town for business. Rev A S Bailey of Ainsworth preaches at United Presbyterian church with J S McCleary and W P Davidson ordained as elders. Local residents travel to Washington and Havre for business and visits. Albert Florang buys Jas Yansky property for 1150 dollars. Mrs George Stewart returns from Washington after visiting sister Mrs Allen DeLong. Edits include lists of local movers and shakers, upcoming silver wedding anniversary, a closing out sale, and notes on road conditions impacting events. The library program and minstrel show draw crowds before a Feb 26 season close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jackson
Shenandoah
Iowa
A. S. Bailey
Ainsworth
United Presbyterian Church
J. S. McCleary
W. P. Davidson
R. S. White
Stanley Fishburn
David Martin
A. Wooley
Washington
H. D. Cherryholmes
Havre
W. J. Brown
Maureen
West Chester
George Stewart
Allen DeLong
Sidney Coon
Ainsworth Social Notes and Nearby Visits
Mrs. Phillips returned to her West Liberty home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Rhodes. Mr and Mrs Max Keller spent yesterday with her parents at Brighton Iowa. The Rev A S Bailey returned from Crawfordsville where he aided Rev W G J Robertson in protracted meetings. John Peck of Muscatine visited over Sunday with Martin Neiswang er. Clarence Carl and wife left to visit friends at Delta Iowa for the week. Miss Emma Pehler returned to work at Washington after a week at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
West Liberty
Edward Rhodes
Max Keller
Brighton
Iowa
A. S. Bailey
Crawfordsville
W. G. J Robertson
John Peck
Muscatine
Martin Neiswangoer
Clarence Carl
Delta
Emma Pehler
Washington
C. E. Hatfield
Bloomington
Social notes from Iowa City and Cedar Rapids
Weeks 5 social column notes Iowa City visitors include Irma and Wianche Cruz Barbara Skubal stays with family Sunday John Knittel returns from Knoxville after funeral of Albert Knittel's wife H L Swift Sebastian Bouquet and Wilfred visit Iowa City M F Griting spends Lincoln's Birthday in Cedar Rapids Editor Kueneman to install cylinder press John Roth to hold closing out sale next Thursday prior to moving Frank Lafourek returns Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma
Wianche Cruz
Iowa City
Barbara Skubal
John Knittel
Knoxville
Iowa
Albert Knittel
H. L. Swift
Sebastian Bouquet W
Wilfred
Lowa City
M. F. Griting
Lincoln
Cedar Rapids
Kueneman
Cylinder Press
John Roth
Esale
John W. Piers
Frank Lafourek
Keota Social Notes Highlight Visits and Gatherings
Miss Bessie Kyle of Washington arrives for Lincoln program and a W R C Valentine party. Dr. Ross Crawford and wife stay at Bryson home. Mrs. J. N. Reinert visits Sigourney. Mrs. George Helscher with relatives in Hedrick. Will Strain returns from Ainsworth. Professor McVicker visits Saturday. Beatrice Dupuis travels to Sigourney. Mrs. Millar arrives for visit. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Smith go to Shelby county for wedding. Mrs. Myrtie B. Sticke called to Illinois for mother’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Kyle
Washington
W. R. C. Hall
Ross Crawford
Bryson
J. N. Reinert
Sigourney
George Helscher
Hedrick
Will Strain
Ainsworth
Professor McVicker
C. Bb. A
John Sharp
Alex Stephen
S. S. Wright
Beatrice Dupuis
Millar
Muscatine
J. F. Robertson
Jennie Stephen
Stephen
Nick Smith
Shelby County
Mr. Smith
Myrtie B. Sticke
Illinois
Colton Passenger to Washington in Poor Health Improves
Mrs. Lee Colton traveled to Washington on Saturday morning while in fragile health but showing signs of improvement. Miss Mary Boileau of Washington visited Sunday with D. W. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Colton
Washington
Mary Boileau
D. W. Jones
Local notices and visits mark mid February in Noble area
Feb 13 notes pur chase of F M Jarrard restaurant by P H Kraybill. Des Moines trip for F J Conrad and Sam Berg. births, visits, and travel as families from Milner Noble and Mt Pleasant update community. Invitations for Flo Patterson and Walter Harvey wedding. Debates as C C Schantz’s daughter Carrie participates. Hog deliveries to West Chester and W FM S meeting planned.
Community notes from Kalona and surrounding area
Wm Hesselschwerdt installed a furnace at the M E church last week. M W A social planned for February 18. John and Ed Carpenter visit Nebras ka relatives. Miss Dunlap left the post office for a savings bank job. Miss Snider takes the Dunlap post. A few ladies gathered at M W Miller home. Alb Sharp and Cloyd Carpenter moved their barber shop near the post office. Show Saturday evening drew a large crowd. Millie Rogers returns from Burlington visit with Mrs. R V Manatt. Wm Small handles street work. George Saur heads to Iowa City and then Moline for work with a local firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hesselschwerdt
M. E
John
Ed Carpenter
Nebraska
Millie Rogers
Burlington
R. V. Manatt
Lir Sharp
Iowa City
Wm. Small
George Saur
Moline
Brindley and Fleming Hold Sale with Satisfactory Prices
In Lexington Brindley and Fleming hosted a crowded sale on Wednesday with all items bringing satisfactory prices. Fleming plans to move to Wellman soon to join John Downing in the livery business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brindley
Fleming
Mr. Fleming
Wellman
John Downing
Mrs Corpman Dies After Pneumonia At 83
Mrs Corpman died at her home one mile from here last Saturday after a short siege of pneumonia. She was eighty three years old and had been a cripple for several years. Interment will be in Grace Hill Cemetery today. Mr and Mrs Brice Flanders plan to move this week to the place now occupied by Andy Petersen near Dublin. The Cline Bros from near Washington will move onto the Flanders place. A E Thoma and W J Taylor left Friday with stock from Titus for Chicago. Palmer Schilling of Washington visited over Sunday with friends in the neighborhood. Mr and Mrs Earl Burroughs welcomed a baby girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpman
Grace Hill
Brice Flanders
Andy Petersen
Dublin
Cline Bros
Washington
Flanders
A. E
Travelers and locals stopovers in town notes
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stout of Missouri visit the Reighard home. J. L. Mayer rode the Titus train to Washington Friday. Harve Carkuff sold hogs and delivered them to Titus Friday. Henry Luithly passed through en route to Washington. Bessie McKinstry stayed with Mae McCaleb Thursday night. Mrs. Durward Lowash visited sister Mrs. Jesse Augustine Tuesday. Mrs. Jake Hotle visited Dr. C. Robertson Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Stout
Missouri
Reighard
J. L. Mayer
Titus
Washington
Harve Carkuff
Henry Luithly
Bessie McKinstry
Mae McCaleb
Durward Lowash
Jesse Augustine
Jake Hotle
Dr. C. Robertson
Nevin Concert Co to Close Crawfordsville lecture series
D C Kyle of Washington visited Crawfordsville yesterday while W E Walker and T M Holmes traveled to Washington. Ralph Reese arrived from Wyman this morning. James Hunter is ill. his daughter Mrs Chas Hays arrived from Washington to help. The Nevin Concert Co will perform at the opera house tomorrow evening as the final lecture course event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Mrs T A Jones Returns Home From Visit
Mrs T A Jones returned to her Washington home from a relatives visit in this neighborhood. Mrs Frank Smith entertained several guests including Mrs J W Nebergall and Edith, Mrs Carl Herring and baby, Mrs James Combs and baby, Mrs Lin Richardson and daughter Vaima, and Mrs A R Strum at dinner Friday. Mr and Mrs A R Strum and two boys Ernest and Alvin spent Saturday evening at Harry Davidson's in Dublin. Mrs Cora Snyder hosted a party Saturday afternoon for the Richardson and Peterson children who are moving from the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.A. Jones
Washington
Frank Smith
J. W. Nebergall
Edith
Carl Herring
James Combs
Lin Richardson
Vaima
A. R. Strum
Ernest
Alvin
Harry
Wells Visit Ends With Mild Carriage Mishap
Mr and Mrs W P Wells of Washington visited friends in the neighborhood Friday. Their horses were frightened at the Milwaukee over head bridge causing a minor smash up but no one was hurt.
Local movers and farm transfers around Verdi area
Jas Farrier sold his Verdi area farm and moved to town. Jas Longer Jr moved from Oklahoma to the Woods farm north of Verdi. Howard Swick family will live with Earl Erwin after moving from near Haskins. Mr and Mrs Thompson of Washington visiting John Griffith. Fred Longer of Ames college came home to see his sister Millie married and returned to school. Miss Sadie Hamilton visiting a brother in California. Dave Turnipseed working for Dave McLaughlin. Dollie Milligan of Wellman working for John Green. Jord White rented the Albert Hesseltine farm. Edwards Bros chopping wood for Bob Stewart. Lin Richardson moving to Stevens farm on route 5. Dave McLaughlin sold a hundred dollar steer last week. CC Brook feeding from silos. cattle hogs and horses like it. Jesse Augustine moving to Zaring farm east of Verdi. Fred Taylor a business caller at Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Farrier
Verdi
Jas. Longer, Jr
Oklahoma
Woods
Howard Swick
Haskins
Earl Erwin
Thompson
Washington
John Griffith
Fred Longer
Ames College
Millie
Sadie Hamilton
California
Dave Turnipseed
Dave McLaughlin
Dollie Milligan
Wellman
John Green
Jord White
Albert Hesseltine
Edwards Bros
Bob Stewart
Lin Richardson
Stevens Farm
CC. A. Brook
Mr. Brook
Jesse Augustine
Zaring
Fred ‘Taylor
Blanche Adams Rejoins Washington School Duties
Miss Blanche Adams returned to her school duties in Washington yesterday after spending Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Adams
Washington
Dinner Honoring Libe Couple Before Washington Move
Local families hosted a Thursday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Dave McLaughlin’s home in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Will Libe who plan a move to Washington. Robet Gault remains on the sick list and has gone to Washington hospital for treatment. Charles Darbyshire repaired a cart wheel and borrowed a buggy to finish routes. Lincoln’s day featured A. R. Miller of Washington speaking to local schoolchildren. Miss Faye Taylor visited her sister, Mrs. Dave McLaughlin. Little Ethel Steinmetz recovered from a skin outbreak. Henry Otto’s business was noted as active. Walter Brown and Miss Alma Miller attended a debating contest in Winfield Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Sutherland
John Libe
Will Libe
Will Hamilton
Dave McLaughlin
Washington
Robet Gault
Charles Darbyshire
Lincoln
Alma Miller
Winfield
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Offer
One hundred dollar reward pledge for incurable catarrh cases claims Hall's Catarrh Cure works internally and reaches blood and mucous surfaces. Endorsements from Wailding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo Ohio state the firm will fulfill obligations. Price 75 cents per bottle and testimonials offered. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Wailding, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Marion pair attends funeral for Mr. Gillette
Mr. and Mrs. J. O' Oxley and Miss Cora Shaffer of Marion Iowa and George Gillette of North Dakota attended the funeral of the late Mr. Gillette. D. R Munro of West Chester arrived home this morning from Chicago after transacting business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O' Oxley
Cora Shaffer
Marion
Iowa
George Gillette
North Dakota
Mr. Gillette
D. R Munro
West Chester
Chicago
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Albert Florang
Jas. Yansky
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Bert McAvoy
Geneseo, Jr
Jane Critz
Laura Clark
George Knittel
Moreland
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C. C. Cress
Barnett Lightning Rod Co
John L. Stevens
Alma G Ott
John Knebel
Holyoke
Cranston
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Thos. Knotek
Lone Tree
Ira W. Hardy
Kansas
Wm. Beardsley
J. C. Jones
J. M. Stone
Riverside
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P. H. Kraybill
F. M. Jarrard
F. J. Conrad
Sam Berg
Des Moines
Menno Frienberger
Ray Roth
Clyde Fishburn
Omer Boshart
Oscar Roth
Peter Wittiig
Iva and
Vernon
Milner
D. P. Brindley
Kalona
Lexington
New Haven
W. P. Wells
Milwaukee
Walter Peterson
Jet Taylor
Pearl
Ruby Peterson
Pat Moriarty
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Dan Moriarty
Ida Patterson
Della Patterson
David Thompson
Flora Belle Patterson
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