Classified notices and personal requests from a town paper
The page lists items for sale including a cook stove stand iron bed rocking chair and gas line stove with oven with delivery to arrange. Lost flue roller between McClean shop and Wells McCulleys. For sale Plymouth Rock cockerels and short horn calves and two work horse colts. Jobs and rentals offered and notices of travel plans and local workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Swift
Route
Washington
Iowa
Richmond Notes on Local People and Incidents
Regular county news item lists residents and events from Richmond area. It mentions Anna Kroes teaching near Keota, Mrs. Anthony Kallous in town, Father Harmon Albres returning from Omaha visit, Chas Lintz welcoming a daughter since Jan 27, Wencel Malicky leaving for Ravenna due to illness, Chas Stubb hosting Keeleys, a fire at Frank Elecha residence damaging a bed, Mrs. D. J. Brennan improving at Iowa City hospital, and Ruth Easter ill with tonsillitis among other brief notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Kallous
Harmon Albres
Omaha
Andy Renner
Chittum
Washington
Chas. Lintz
Jos. Prebyl
Simon
Wencel Malicky
Ravenna
Nebr
Chas. Stubb
Keeley
Monmouth
Frank Elecha
Local Women Arrive and Move in Downtown Oskaloosa
Miss Ethel Lewis returns to Burlington to resume school work after visiting Miss Eva Easter in Oskaloosa. Miss Pearl White arrives from Washington to spend a few weeks there. G A Carson moved his furniture store into a new building yesterday and added a new line of furniture and undertaking goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Lewis
Oskaloosa
Eva Easter
Burlington
Pearl White
Washington
G. A. Carson
Local Social Notes From Muscatine and Vicinity
Jan 30. Amalette of Muscatine visits daughter Mrs Clarence Beitel. Mr and Mrs Chas Johnson and family spend Sunday at John Bloomquist s near Brighton. Miss Sadella Stevenson of Washington visits Cary Porter s. Miss Bessie Taylor and Miss Irene Forbes visit Lin Richardson s. Carl Dunbar buys a Brighton restaurant and will run it soon. Luke Dunbar and daughter Ella visit Indiana. Grandpa Lewis ill with consumption in Pekin. Albert and May Belle Johnson attend Franklin Center literary and report a fine program. Irene Forbes leaves Will Tayor s for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalette
Muscatine
Clarence Beitel
Chas. Johnson
John Bloomquist
Brighton
Sadella Stevenson
Washington
Cary Porter
Bessie ‘Tayior
Irene Forbes
Lin Richardson
Oarl Dunbar
Luke Dunbar
Ella
Indiana
Grandpa Lewis
Ike Lewis
Pekin
Albert
May Belle Johnson
Franklin Center
Will Tayor
Chicago
Crawfordsville Notes and Social Roundup
Miss Alice Hobart returned from a week with relatives in Winfield. Mr and Mrs J H Huston visited Washington friends. Mrs Mary Lease and daughter Mrs D H Fox traveled to Winfield to visit Mrs A Paisley. Crawfordsville orchestra to play at home talent night with Cecil Manners performing. Robert Otterson traveled to Washington. Miss Alice Yard left for Pella to attend school and to live with sister Mrs J C Visser. Enoch Atkinson of West Liberty visiting William Randall. An error listed Mrs Wm Sherwood as recipient of the $12 pension instead of Mrs Sarah Yeager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hobart
Winfield
J. H. Huston
Washington
Mary Lease
D. H. Fox
A. Paisley
Crawfordsville Orchestra
Cecil Manners
Robert Otterson
Alice Yard
Pella
J. C. Visser
Enoch Atkinson
West Liberty
William Randall
Crawfordsville
Wm. Sherwood
Sarah Yeager
Maxwell Sells Two Lots to Chas Anderson
J. H. Maxwell sold two lots to Charles Anderson for 400 dollars. Anderson plans to build a fine residence on the lots in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Maxwell
Chas. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Bakery chatter and local visitors fill Brightons pages
Local notes report W H Riley and Carlton Wilson visiting Brighton on business. Several residents plan bakery treats at Johnsons and Vienna bakery. Visitors include M D Yard from Crawfordsville and J M Walker from Ainsworth. Deaths prompt travels of Roy Stewart and others. teachers plan mothers meetings. Carl Keck heads to Bowling Green Florida.
Local Mail Carriers Return to Duties and New Piano Shop
J E Wolf back on Route 6 after illness. Charley Hicks resumes work following a boil on his face. R H Elwell out ill with L B Ward covering. W L Eichelberger hires George M Garvin to open a piano repair shop at Eichelberger's Music Store. Garvin praised as finest workman. all tunings guaranteed. Orders welcome at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wolf
Charley Hicks
R. H. Elwell
L. B. Ward
W. L. Hichelberger
George M. Garvin
Eichelberger’s
Garvin
Eicheberger’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Journal
Orville Elder
Publiseer
Niterced
East Main ST
Bhington Mutual
Bocal
Stewart
Peloubet
McClean’s
Wells & McCulley’s
J. C. McCartney
Journal
Clarence Grosscup
Winona
Rachel Riley
California
Richard Kleie
Frank L. Wilson Shoe Store
Langenberger
Marion T. Anderson
the County News
Richmond
Anna Kroes
Keota
Bertha Grady
Albert Sharpe
Anthony Escher
D. J. Brennan
Homeopathic Hospital
Iowa City
E. R. McBride
Columbus Junction
J. C. Edmundson
Jim
Ella Porter
Ana Colthurst
Clayton Pearson
Fred Spalding
Ruth Easter
Ainsworth
Grace Hill
W. H. Riley
Brighiton
Carlton Wilson
Johnson's
T. W. Browne
Ed Metonaught
Ada Suter
Eldon
Vienna Bakery
A. W. McCulley
Des Moines
Elizabeth Thompson
Miss Mark
A. Adams
J. Cocklin
Pollard Abstract Co
Court House
Vienna
Roy Stewart
Lies Moines
Chas. Foster
Otto McCulley
Davenport
Fred Custer
Otto P. Dede
I. S. Daugherty
Maud
Tom Daugherty
Hurlington
A. L. Coates
Jewell County
Kan
Robi. Blick
O. T. George
Ray Stewart
G. W. Wallace
Jamesport
S. J. Cocklin
IT. W. Rickey
Supt
R. B. Crone
J. BR. S. Cochran
Lincoln
Mr. Cochran
Carl Keck
Harriet
Burrell
Bowling Green
Fla
Mr. Keck
Dr. Pratt
Greta
Transfer & Storage Co
Spring Trade
Square Meals
East Side Restaurant
Roy Y.stichter
McClure’s
McClure
America
Schurz
Baker
S. S. McClurke Company
East 23d Street
New York
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