Local Correspondents Report Busy Week in Haskins
The Misses Vivian Booth Hazel Booth and Mabel Godlove transacted business in Washington Monday. Mrs Roy Littrel returned from Iowa City to prepare for moving to Moog Washington. Harley Stafford visited Excelsior Springs to consult a doctor. W F Welliver and townsfolk suffer grippe and related ailments. Mary Oconnor and Pearl Gardner ill. Albaugh seeks a house. Booths Godlove visit Dale Ebner. J R McCreedy called on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
Vivian
Hazel Booth
Mabel Godlove
Washington
Roy Littrel
Iowa City
Moog
Harley Stafford
Excelsior Springs
W. F. Welliver
Grippe
Tom O'Connor
Mary
Wilber Gardner
Nate Crawford
Odebolt
Miss Pearl Gardner
Billy Albaugh
Local Vignettes From Riverside and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Clement Schnoebelen and family return to Cedar Rapids after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Mottet. Anthony Hart and J R Koster of Omaha attend funeral of Frank Gerot. closing out sale by R E Tobin nets 360000. Couples from Iowa City visit relatives. weddings and funerals noted with several moves and gatherings around Riverside area. Local card party at St Marys Hall yields top honors to John and Agnes Streb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Clement Schnoebelen
Cedar Rapids
John Mottet
W. E. Nicola
Iowa City
Eugene Nicola
Anthony Hart
J. R. Koster
Omaha
Neb
Frank Gerot
R. E. Tobin
Claude Swith
Charles Swift and
George Yeggy
James Walsh
Decatur
Ill
John W. Wombacher
Mary Heltzman
John Stevens
William
Alma Ott
St. Mary's Hall
Young Ladies’ Sodality
John Streb
Agnes Streb
John
William Tener
L. R. Feldman
Guy
Kalona
Frank Geret
Herman Ruth
Chariton
John Beatch
John Maple
Hazel
Alva Bell
Marengo
J. J. Yost
M. E. ‘Church
Bell
Henry
Ainsworth News Notes and Local Departures
Mrs Watson and two children returned from Muscatine after visiting friends. Rev McBlain and wife visited Columbus Junction as he was called to conduct the funeral for Sadie Barringer. A baby girl was born to the Wayne Hethcote home Friday morning as Mr and Mrs Wm Chihak prepared to leave town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth Ainsworth
Mr. Watson
Muscatine
Rev. McBlain
Columbus Junction
Visit Notes From Ottumwa And Washington Trip
Miss May McLaughlin escorted the Firefly Thursday evening to Washington for a visit with friends. Arline Spessard was a Washington visitor on Thursday while Tharday morning marked a relative visit in Ottumwa before returning to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharday
Ottumwa
Chicago
May McLaughlin
Washington
Arline Spessard
Coppock Neighbors Say Goodbye To Jarrard Family
COPPOCK Feb 19 Orie Jarrard and family plan to move to the Carmick farm east of Coppock this week. The community says they will be missed and wishes them happiness. Reports note illness including Dr Allen visits and local trips for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppock
Orie Jarrard
Carmick
Ferith
John Heeser
Grippe
Edwin Leeper
William Frederick
Wilma
Mt. Pleasant
Spen
Fred Cold
Lizzie Carpenter
Brighton Notes: Visits Purchases and Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs Brice Pringle visit Packwood for several days. Charlie Whistler bought the Joe Buzzard property and Frank Smith bought Elfred Dayton s cottage. Fred Diers and Mrs Effie Martin wed in Washington. A son was born to Mr and Mrs W H Hotle on February 17. A high school play at the club house drew a good crowd and was successful. No preaching at the Christian church Sunday due to Rev Anderson s illness. Mr and Mrs Harry Wentworth visit Birmingham at the Anderson home. Mrs Eunice Bitner of Caldwell Idaho visits relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Brice Pringle
Packwood
Charlie Whistler
Joe Buzzard
Frank Smith
Elfred Dayton
Fred Diers
Effie-Martin
Washington
W. Hi. Hotle
Anderson
Harry Wentworth
Birmingham
Eunice Bitner
Caldwell
Idaho
Supervisors Proceed At Evening Journal Meeting
County supervisors hold a formal proceedings session in the Evening Journal offices. Minutes outline routine approvals, budget reviews, and committee reports as officials discuss next steps for local governance.
Fiscal Year Cash Receipts and Meeting Restatement
Beginning cash on hand was 132.21 dollars. County receipts totaled 4164.90 dollars. On motion the meeting adjourned to Monday February 2, 1920. A. J. Morgan chaired the board of eight and A. L. Griffith served as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Muu Porary
Aix
M. KE. Romine
T. A. Morris
Davis Oil Co
Wm. Fountain
Stewart Motor Co
F. Hoover
B. Gregory
Ney
Wm. Flander
Howard Fisher
Washington Town
Chas Barthelow
Chilcote
Chaa Davidson
J. Crozier
John Cherry
Keating Bros Ode Ferguson
Ab Swift
John Swift
Earl Kephart
Tom Wallace
A. E Wead
Rene Warner
Hayes
V. Beliel
C Jackson
Ee Hunter
W. I Gallagher
H. Wagner
John Gerrdes
Sigafoose
J i Kennedy
Ralph Lytle
Chas Kephart
M. J. Redilin
K. Anderson
Eli Jackson
A B Carr
Beal
Taucy Swift
J.R Coupter
T. J Harvey
Mayhew
W. R. Gallaway
Jo Wright
G L Duke
A. M. Weaver
John Stewart
Frank Birka
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Apadine Data
the Evening Journal
John Powell
Be Nevins
Vogal
Walter Romine
G. W. Teets
Funston Bros
Ed Hotle
Stanley Tallman
Stoutner
Fr. W. Hagist
N. E Romine
J. R. Flander
Frank Romine
J. H. Romine
Gregory
Howard Gardner
A. J. Morgan
A. L. Griffith
Morrepee
W. Kerr
Joe Garick
O. M. Swisher
Ed Simmering
Austin Western Road Mach Co
W. 2. Crozier
N. H. Jones
C W. Long
A. Thompson
Cy Bush
James Swift
Oscar Hughes
A. B. Carr
J. Fields
Geo
John Shields & Sons
A. R. Gowey
Lam Moing
Jersey
Jerey
Guernsey
G. L. Duke
D. F. Macon
R. E. Dougherty
Pleasant Hill
Bixby
el Uae
Soe
Hiseey
Vattacheld
Topey
Des Moines
Madison Street
Davenport
W. A. Harper
M. C. Delong
J. W. Park
Stout
Big Orchard
Peter Schuttler
P& O. Gang
John Deere
Ray Perry
Sutherland
Sherman Brothers
Iowa
McKenzie & Shilling
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