Comings and Goings in Titus Washington County
Brief notices report Henry Doig shipping hogs from Titus, the Walter Kleese family visiting Washington, Mrs. Fred Hutt’s illness, Jim Combs building a garage, Tom Carris plowing, Mrs. Alwie Nebergall’s illness, Merle Sheetz starting at Franklin Center, Charley Churchill butchering, corn sales by Jim Combs and Claud Davis at 1.40 per bushel, Francis Kleese visiting Clement Griffith near Wellston, and cattle deliveries by John Atkinson Dan Cline and Tom Carris to Rachel Robertson last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
Henry Doig
Walter Kleese
Washington
Fred Hutt
Jim Combs
Tom Carris
Alwie Nebergall
Merle Sheetz
Franklin Center
Charley Churchill
Claud Davis
Chas. McKinstry
Francis Kleese
Clement Griffith
Wellston
John Atkinson
Dan Cline
Rachel Robertson
Local notes from Clay County across several visits
L A Caldwell of Ainsworth counted as a business visitor here last week. Warren and Ruth Morgan returned early this week after visiting relatives at Center Ville Iowa and Lancaster. Mo H A Woodford rode the westbound train Monday. Dinner guests at Rev Welles parsonage included Mr and Mrs G W Myers Mr and Mrs H A Meacham and daughter Alice. Dr Swinney of Richland examined Mrs M G Meacham Tuesday morning. Woodford and Ira Waterhouse left Tuesday for Pierre SD to settle the Arch Woodford property. A J Morgan went to Washington to meet the Board of Supervisors Tuesday. E S Thomas of Brighton was a caller here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ruth Morgan
Center Ville
Iowa
Lancaster
Mo H. A. Woodford
G. W. Myers
H. A. Meacham
Alice
Woodford
Ira Waterhouse
Pierre
S D
Arch Woodford
A. J. Morgan
Washington
Board of Supervisors
E. S. Thomas
Brighton
Local notes from Wellman and nearby area
A number attended Wellman football games in Iowa City Friday where Wellman defeated the City. The funeral of Miss Ivan Chapman was held at the Wellman cemetery Sunday afternoon. Hubert Shaffer has returned safely from France and is back in the States. Rural pupils held a class party at the Austin sisters home Monday night with a fine time reported. Clarence Adrian is out again after a week with the flu. Jlen Romine and family visited his parents in Wellman Sunday. W A Curl is about again though quite lame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nira
Iowa City
Wellman
Ivan Chapman
Hubert Shaffer
France
Lois
Ruth Austin
Clarence Adrian
Jlen Romine
W. A. Curl
Maple Grove
Lulu Laur
Miss Saur
Lookout
Charley Pieper
Richmond
Newton Benson
Farmers Union
Milt Novey
Dr. Demerest
Milt
Jimmy Chaulapa
Local Notes and Visits From Wellston Community
J A Luers: business visitor in Washington. George Hotle and Oliver Dunbar traveled to Excelsior Springs. Mrs W E Augustine went to Ottumwa to consult Dr Brockman. The Will Brinning home hosted north Washington visitors including Mr and Mrs George Foster and Mr and Mrs Chas Wolf and baby. Chas Seaberry buys W W Weller farm and plans March move. Grace Hill Aid met with sixteen ladies for sewing and plans two cent social at Community building Friday. All headed home hoping to meet Mrs Griffith soon again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hotle
Chas. Seaberry
W. W
Local Social Roundup Sees Visits and Moves in Keota
Mrs J K Karvey spent the weekend with her sister at Keota. Mr and Mrs Walter Hotle and baby and Mr and Mrs Ralph Rob ertson and baby visited Glenn Dunbar’s home. H V Frank assessor is calling on patrons. Edd Mikseh rented his farm to Mr Thompson of Washington and expects a closing out sale before moving to town. Mrs Paul Harvey and Y Daby and Mrs Carl Miller visited Mrs R E Brinning on Tuesday. W E Davis spent Sunday in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Karvey
Keota
Walter Hotle
Baby
Ralph Robertson
Glenn Dunbar
H. V. Frank
Edd Mikseh
Thompson
Washington
Mikseh
Paul Harvey
Y Daby
Carl Miller
R. E. Brinning
W. E. Davis
Maple Grove notes on farms and lives through years
An extended hometown sketch details Maple Grove boundary from Absiom Bush’s claim to rich farm histories. It recalls early settlers, moved barns, enduring families, local teachers and mail routes, and a vibrant community recounting crops, pigs, flu cases, court trips, and a new co op store opening in Titus.
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Maple Grove
Abraham Bailey
M. W. Bailey
Richmond
Martin Haigler
Samuel Slichter Nowhives
Absiom Bush
W. E. Kerr
Jos, Chabal
George Stumpf
English River
Mr. Bush
John B. Hobbs
Frank Belka
Mike Walrob
Wm. Reeves
Milt Novey
Pieper Bros
Bluth Thruman
Albert Lantz
Henry Lane
Joseph Marek
Jake Adams
Melack Marek
J. W. Ward
Art Enfield
John W. Hoferdt, Sr
J. A. Birkey
Don Ford Cauffman
Wm. McCaully
J. W. Hoferdt, Jr
Samuel Price
Anton Kupka
Morgan Grady
Paul Marek
John Kolesick
Bohemie
Charlie
Jeremiah Hiatt
Frank Neydley
Hiatt
Jeremiah Snider
Frank Stumpf
Jim Lindsey
Joseph Neydiley
Wassonville
Brighton
Yatton
M. G
Wellman Wellman and Local Notes
Little Keith Ted ford is very sick at his uncle Marion Spear’s home and prospects for recovery are hoped. Joe Croessett traveled to Washington on business. John Oldaker's son Cecil in Germany sends his first letter since November. Walter Leighton’s family hosts Mrs. Leighton’s sister Mrs. Albert Strabala from Stutgart Ark. Farmers' Union held a daylong meeting at the Majestic theatre. H. B. Knight went to Des Moines on business. Millard Steninger has poison ivy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmer
Steninger
H. H. Willson
C. C. Gardner
Excelsior Springs
George
France
Eardley Bell, Jr
Sergt. E. T. Cassel
Germany
Sarah Topping
Clara Topping
Cedar Rapids
Ike Bradford
Ezra Bradford
Ike
Bradford
Washington
Wes Lantz
Harry Nelson
John Graham
Wellman
Keith Tedford
Marion Spear
Joe Croessett
John Oldaker
Cecil
Walter Leighton
Majestic Theatre
H. B. Knight
Des Moines
August Flower Remedy Promises Relief For Digestive Ailments
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER has been a household remedy for constipation and liver trouble for decades. The ad claims it aids indigestion and nervous dyspepsia, relieving headaches and related symptoms. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Green
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Advt
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Wash
Ington
Clay
L. A. Caldwell
Ainsworth
Joe Kabaker
Chicago
Herman
Enos Miller
Davenport
Leck Wade
Henry Durian
G. Shepherd
Chas. Durian, Jr
A. C. Swartzendruber
Durian
O'Flaherty
Ed Carney
Fort Scott
Kan
John McKinley
Wellman High School
Iowa City High School
Wellman Boys
Mable Tracy
Green Valley
Iva Champan
J. G. Wehrle
J. O. Ruble
JohnBant
S. A. 1. Hospital
Bright
Gus Klockenteger
Harry Weih
Weih
John Klockenteger
Tra Adams
Jessie
Iva Chapman
Toney Harvey
Toney
Babe Turnipseed
Christian J. Bender
Bender
Titus Co-Operative
H. HH. Beitel
Drug Sherman’s Store
Washington, Iowa
Millard Steninger
Fairfield
Packwood
Shropshire
Ford
Charles E. Hisel
Chas. BE. Bailey
By W
Wim. C. Brawner
Iowa Gas and Electric Co
Winfield
Cherryholmes Bros
Huston
van Sycc & Allsup
Frank Miller
Jersey
Farrow
Grosscup Brothers
Wenger Bros
Aus
Sutherland
J. A. McCoy
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