Local notables travel and sales looming in city
John M. Taylor visits Olds on business. Miss Carrie Rowan of Ainsworth visits the city. The Vienna arrives with goods. Iowa Publishing Co business calls W. V. McCausland to Crawfordsville. Webb Brown checks on contracting in Brighton. J. D. Glasgow returns to Columbus Junction after visiting Mrs. Glasgow. Harrie Horne drives the Branch. Lyle MacGugin remains home ill. BE. R. Rust returns from Grinoer after a week with his brother. Frank Russell leaves for Bearsville with Jesse Wallace taking his mail wagon post. Mr. and Mrs. C Tucker return to Havre from visiting Frank Hadlie's home. Public sale of Tate property set for Monday January 22 at 1 50 pm at northeast corner of the square. Methodists hold two cottage prayer meetings on North Iowa avenue and with W A Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Rowan
Ainsworth
Vienna
W. V. McCausland
Crawfordsville
Iowa Publishing Co
Webb Brown
Brighton
Tate
Winter Tourist Tickets On Sale At Vary Low Rates
Winter tourist tickets offered at low rates with schedules and illustrated booklets. For Florida gulf coast New Orleans or Cuba contact representatives J B Davenport St Louis H C Bailey Chicago P D Bush Cincinnati J H M Milliken Louisville C L Stone General Agent Louisville Ky for precise rates and timetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Cuba
J.B. Davenport
St. Louis
H. C.bailey
Chicago
P.d.bush
D.P.A
Cincinnati
J. HM. Milliken
Louisville
C. L. Stone
Agt
Louteville
Pacific Coast
Iowa Central Ry
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Kansas City
Santa Fe
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
Winter Coal Prep As Season Closes Early
The article urges households to stock extra coal before more snow arrives as winter ends and closures extend to April. It stresses preparing now to avoid shortages during the lingering cold period.
Accidents Deaths Births and Marriages Reported
Mrs. Celia Batterson and two sons visit in vicinity. Mrs. Julia Cavender from Washington visits Martin home. Arthur Durst sells cattle to Fisher and Augustine. Pearl Gardner calls on friends. Albert and Frank Stranski business callers. Charles and Harry Frisk drive to rented farm near Welman. Ott Patterson and Warren Bishop haul oats to Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Celia Batterson
Julia Cavender
Martin
Arthur Durst
Fisher & Augustine
Pearl Gardner
Albert
Frank Stranski
Charles
Harry Frisk
Welman
Ott Patterson
Warren Bishop
Wellman
Richmond News Briefs Highlight Local Doings
Five months term of school in Palatine district for Anna Kroes. Purchases of pianos for daughters by John Shalla and Jacob Frank. Frank Yanskey and family visited Ed Shalla. Tobin and Whitacre shipped stock. Chris Weil visits Joe Morholer. Frank Friese traveled from Washington. Paul Escher improving. Jack Robeson had misfortune with a stove mishap. Mrs. George Brown visited from Wellman. Winnie Knebel and Annie Hockherst visiting from Riverside. El Mchree and Adolph Votruba back from trapping. Tony Escher and Frank Freund’s at Joe Dunn. Lintz visited Horn. Neighbors surprised Grandma and Kate Shalla at their home with phonograph music and Kate at piano. Lula Tobin’s Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kroes
Palestine
John Shalla
Jacob Frank
Frank Yanskey
Ed Shalla
Tobin & Whitacre
Chris Weil
Joe Morholer
Frank Friese
Washington
Paul Escher
Jack Robeson
George Brown
Wellman
Winnie Knebel
Annie Hockherst
Riverside
el Mchree
Adolph Votruba
Tony Escher
Frank Freund
Joe Duwn
Jos
Lintz
Joe Horn
Grandma
Kate Shalla
Kate
Lula Tobin
Short Course Guests and Local Arrivals Noted
Howard Stewart returned from Ames after attending the short course. J. W. S. Dunham of Washington spent yesterday here with relatives. S. R. Love and daughter left to visit his son S. A. Love in Centerville. J. C. Mathers called to Mason City due to his father’s death, funeral held yesterday. Fred Spalding heads to Washington to join E. D. Morrison’s law office. Mrs. J. D. Harding and Clarence Love travel to Center ville. A. E. Spalding elected cashier of Ainsworth Savings Bank for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Stewart
Ames
J. W. S. Dunham
Washington
S. R. Love
J. H. McCreedy
S. A. Love
Centerville
J.C. Mathers
Mason City
Fred Spalding
E. D. Morrison
J. D. Harding
Clarence Love
Mexico
Ainsworth Savings Bank
A. E. Spalding
New arrivals and community notes from Walter Stewart home
Jan 15 reports a new boy at the Walter Stewart home since Tuesday morning. Miss Anet Gardner of Washington visits her brother Howard. Ladies' Aid meets Thursday at Mrs. J. N. Eyestone's. Rev. Clapp from Wellman leads services and a convert is baptized. Ola Simpson visits Cy Timmons. Kepta visitors include Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Adams. Willie Snider from Kalona visits his sister Mrs. Arthur Durst. Will Hartman visits Walter Durst. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Gardner attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stewart
Anet Gardner
Washington
Howard
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. N. Eyestone
Clapp
Wellman
Ola Simpson
Cy Timmons
A. E. Adams
Willie Snider
Kalona
Arthur Durst
Will Hartman
Walter
Ezra Gardner
Borrowed Smiles Reflections From Veterans Dinner
Admiral William G. Buehler recalls a Philadelphia editor as a cod man with strong faith in his paper. He tells a Yankee watch and almanac anecdote about punctuality and belief, then a light aside about a shopping trip and a husband left waiting outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Buehler
Hot Springs
Philadelphia
Boston
Philadelphia Press
Poem Submissions Prompt Rejection Or Ejection
A witty exchange shows a poet fearing mail submissions will lead to rejection while in person submissions risk ejection, joked by a Chicago Daily News reader. The humor hinges on editors and mail versus personal delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Humorous Exchanges Highlight Household Finances
A collection of brief, humorous exchanges from early 20th century papers. Mrs Hopkins resists mapping Japan until son Jimmy returns to cover school bills. Jorkins dislikes a song about Falling Dew as it evokes rent memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorkins
Cleveland Leader
Polite ness in Street Cars and other city quips
Dialog snippets from Chicago Daily News and Cleveland Leader reveal urban humor about manners in transit, marriage plans with a widow, mutual vows to quit smoking, and a man contesting his wife’s will though she is alive.
Funeral Service for Charles Dempsey Held Tomorrow
The funeral service for the late Charles Dempsey will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock from the residence of his brother Thomas J. Dempsey in South Washington. The body will arrive tonight on Rock Island No. 11. Interment will be in the Catholic division of Elm Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dempsey
Thomas J. Dempsey
Washington
Rock Island No. 11
Elm Grove Cemetery
Brighton Visitor Chas Lemley Tracks Town Business
Chas Lemley of Brighton arrived in town as a business visitor for a routine engagement. He mingled with local merchants and discussed upcoming commerce plans during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lemley
Brighton
May Live 100 Years Say Haynesville Woman Seventy Years Old
Mrs. Jeanie Duncan of Haynesville Missouri at age 70 claims Electric Bitters cured her 20 year chronic dyspepsia and restored vigor. The tonic is advertised to heal stomach and liver diseases, blood disorders, and debility, sold with a guarantee at J H Stewart’s drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie Duncan
Haynesville
J. H. Stewart's
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Journal
Orville Elder
Iowa
Office
East Main &T
Mutual
Ener Eee
Ijary
Stewart
West Side Square
Conger
J. E
Ashby
John M. Taylor
Olds
J. D. Glasgow
Columbus Junction
Harrie Horne
Lyle MacGugin
BE. R. Rust
Grinoer
Frank Russell
Bearsville
Jesse Wallace
Mrs. C. Tucker
Frank Hadries
Havre
Rebecca Smith
North
Iowa Avenue
W. A. Moore
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
Gulf Coast Resorts
St Ock
Rothschild & Company
the County News
Journal
Richmond
Lexington
Pete
Fred
Joe
Ried
Will
Cleveland
German Oil and Chemical Co
N. L. Black
J. A. Marie
Aentist
Cook & Sherman
M. Lombardo
Desa
McClure’s
McClure
America
Schurz
Baker
McClure’s Magazine
S. S. McClure Company
East 23d Street
New York
Baltimore
R, Stuart
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Southwest
Northwest
Iowa Central
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!