Rubio Notes Seasonal Happenings And Community Moves
Correspondents report on flu recoveries and teaching changes in Rubio with Miss Lau returning to health. New arrivals include Auton Bernd from Davenport buying land, and purchases of coal and hay. The Ramge sale drew a large crowd, netting over 16000 dollars, while many locals moved, visited, or aided with town activities and farming chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubio
Coffman
Dex Moines
Homer Lodg
Keats
Hugh Jones
Fred Leppert
Clarence Hyzee
Lewis Hoffman
Walter Nordyke
Ottumwa
Auton Bernd
Davenport
Alex Gaston
Valley
Mr. Snider
Sandy Hook
Picken's
J. Steinbeck
George Waggoner
Dickinson Bros
Bert Dickinson
J. H. Ramge
Ramge
Dr. Macon
L. B. Luithly
Vajley
Butterfield Buys Dairy Cow In Stringtown
Stringtown notes report several farm visits and social days with residents like Col. L. H. Rinner, J. W. Hesseltine helping move to H. Sommer’s farm, and various families spending Sundays at homes and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringtown
Butterfield
Col. L. H. Rinner
Willis Nichalous
Mt. Union
E. J. Freyenberger
Emery Leichty
Mt. Pleasant
J. W. Hesseltine
H. P. Sommer
Washington
Elden Burns
Des Moines
Noah Krabil
David Schantz
H. D. Cherryholmes
Henry Wittiig
Sam Wittiig
J. F. Witting
Peter Widmer
Kenneth Gotf
E. E. Eicher
G. Wenger
Donnelson
Ethan Brooks
Wayland
Armond Gieser
J. H. Wittingame
Peter Sechaniz
Kenneth Goff
Local Social and Visiting Notes From Ainsworth Area
Ainsworth and nearby residents are mentioned visiting relatives and traveling for business and events. Mrs. Charles McCreedy of Sigourney spent Sunday with her mother in law Mrs Ellen McCreedy. Mr O'Brien of Gravity visits J M Stewart home. Dr Spessard leaves for Grand Forks on business. Mrs Gordon of Minot visits friend Mrs Allie Jeffers. Wilcox family and Nellie Hoyle with her son visit Columbus Junction and Washington respectively. Vera Nichols visits Columbus Junction. Rev Riddington attends the New World Movement convention in Des Moines. Mrs Wheeler and Mrs Thompson shop in Muscatine. David Peterson travels to Des Moines on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ramge
Dorothy Areing
Washington
Walter Hotle
Leo Henry
John Henry
Marinda Oswalt
J. A. Luithly
Anton Conrad
Rubio
Lee County
Vaientine Fleig
Ilinois
Paige
Alfred Steinbeck
Hun
George Blattner
Boyd
Ainsworth
Iowa
Charles McCreedy
Sigourney
Ellen McCreedy
O'Brien
Gravity
J. M. Stewart
de. BE. W. Spessard
Grand Forks
North Dak
C. E. Gordon
Minot
N. Dak
Allie Jeffers
Nellie Hoyle
Littl
Wilson Welliver
Vera Nichols
Columbus Junction
Rev
Riddington
The
Baptist Church
Des Moines
A. E. Wheeler
Marion Thompson
Muscatine Mondey
David Peterson
Frank Feltz
Guy Black
Blanche Conrad
George Crawford
Crawford
Erma
Delpha Black
Nellie
Olive Pfeifer
Gwen
Madelon Givens
W. J. Pfeifer
Lillie
Walter Meyer
Jerome
Ralph Bauer
E. L. Breitenbach
Otto Pfeifer
Ted Givens
Andy Sheets
George
Myrtle Frank
Titus
Retta Deal
Eugene Breitenbach
Funeral of Mrs. Lloyd Easter Held at Pleasant Hill
In Pleasant Hill on Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock the funeral for Mrs. Lloyd Easter was conducted at her home by Rev. Dalton of Washington. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family as Will Burton and wife move to Wisconsin and Lewis Baker and wife also plan to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Lloyd Easter
Dalton
Washington
Will Burton
Wisconsin
Lewis Baker
Valley Ladies Aid
Ramee
Altenbernd
Alex Gaston
Davenport
Dave
Lee Turnipseed
Webster
Iowa
Valley
Artie Bleck
Joe West
Pleasant Plain
Lorimer
Lottie Denton
Sale at Will Green’s draws lunch fund for Burton farm
At the Burton family farm sale Monday the Ladies' Aid served lunch at Will Green's lot and raised about $15. Nearby visits included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kephart at George Hopping, and Marl Kephart with her children Bertha and Beatrice visiting Lewis and Mrs. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Ladies’ Aid
Will Green
Fred Kephart
George Hopping
Marl Kephart
Bertha
Beatrice
Lewis Baker
Local Notes and Visits in Valley Area
Valley and surrounding residents engage in visits and social calls. Families deal with flu absences, school returns, and farm movements. A Ramge sale adds to community activity as local relocations and sales progress toward March 3 1920.
Local Neighborhood Moves and Visits Report
Dublin notes a flurry of moving and visiting in the Warm neighborhood. Will Day and Walter Hotle relocate belongings to Jake Ramsey farm while Helen Triey visits brothers Roscoe and Will Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Hotle
Sam Staffer
Will Hotl
Brighton
George Nevens
Will
Walter Hotle
Jake Ramsey
Helen Triey
Roscoe
Will Robertson
Floyd Banks
Washington
Watter Wolf
George Frank
A. R. Conrad
Beatrice and
Hanay Hotse
Conrad
The Tower of Jewels at Fox theater with Corinne Griffith
Corinne Griffith stars as Emily Cottrell The Princess of Diamonds in Vitagraphs The Tower of Jewels shown at the Fox theater Thursday. Emily tries to leave crime but detectives shadow her hoping to expose her in respectable society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitagraph
Corinne Griffith
Fox Theater
Miss Griffith
Emily Cottrell
Princess of Diamonds
Emily
Emly Reaches Climax in Millionaire Home Romance
The plot climaxes as Emly is taken into a millionaire’s house by the band’s target. She and the millionaire’s son fall in love while the sleuths reenter her life with threats. Her crook allies persecute her as she nears defeat before fate brings a day of happy romance.
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Emly
Millonaire
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Wilcox
Delpha
Otis
Owen Black
Tillie Deal
Mrs. Wallace
Louise
Chas. Augustine
Eva
J. BE. Deal
Ralph Augustine
Mary Augustine
Chas. Churchill
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H. V. Frank
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Arthur Conrad
Erma Suit
W. D. Augustine
John Mangold
Anderson
Howard Leed
Jake Hotle
W. H. Kral
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Sidney Smith
Oregon
Chas
Myer
Michigan
Phebe Bank
Marty Hutt
Chas. Myer
Miss Johnson
Shen
Vickness
Charles Moone
Vinci
Mary Ella
Oliver
Sherman Brothers
Dregead
Alice Marcas
Dauber
Peanae Llm
Ros Reen N Cee
Kemp
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