Happenings in Richmond Iowa and county news this week
Richmond July 13 Our correspondents note Andrew Wingler helping Joe Haiss with hay. Catholic men begin digging school house basement for concrete work, thirty or more working this week. Local amusements include a small show company each evening. Grandpa and Grandma Arnold host Nebraska visitors. Nettie Keifer visits Wm Welte home. Mrs Laura Wingler and children at Albert Escher's. Many buy season tickets for Kalona summer chautauqua July 14–20. Neighbors complain about heat and drought, but are content with dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Andrew Wingler
Joe Haiss
Grandpa
Grandma Arnold
Nebraska
Nettie Keifer
Wm. Welte
Laura Wingler
Albert Escher
Kalona
Keota residents take various summer trips and visits
Miss Bess Holmes travels to Denver for several weeks with friends. Miss Nellie Martin returns to Anthony Kansas after four months with Mrs. B. S. Gregory. Miss Susie Engledinger visits relatives in Sigourney. Dr. F. O. Pershing of Illinois visits Dr. Tague. Mrs. Lottie Bennet goes to Denver for a multi week vacation. Clara Schulte of Sigourney accompanies to Des Moines. Mrs. Verwers visits Washington friends. Dart Hulse departs for Colorado and Wyoming. mother Mrs L E Hulse plans to join in Cheyenne with Daiber brothers. Edith Chesney visits relatives in Albia. Mrs. M. Brice heads to Denver for a month or two with daughters. Pearl Black enjoys a visit from her aunt Mrs. Pike. Mrs. McNeice and daughter Mable attend a death in Brighton. Roy Warrington leaves for California to visit the E. A. Hulse family. Mrs. James DeVoe and daughter Mary plan a Kansas City visit with Rev. and Mrs. J. Willard DeVoe. Lesta Engle works at the Leader during Stella Powell’s vacation. Kate Glover visits relatives in Oskaloosa. Mrs. Dave Watkins travels to Des Moines and other Iowa points. Cora Schollenberger spends two weeks with relatives in Mystic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Holmes
Denver
Nellie Martin
B.S. Gregory
Anthony
Kansas
Susie Engledinger
Sigourney
F. O. Pershing
Illinois
Tague
Lottie Bennet
Clara Schulte
Keota
Des Moines
Verwers
Washington
Dart Hulse
Colorado
Wyoming
L. £. Hulse
Cheyenne
Albia
M. Brice
Mark Sheriff
Allce Sheriff
Pearl Black
Pike
McNeice
Mable
Brighton
Hod Brier
Roy Warrington
California
Iowa
Cora Schollenberger
Mystic
Local Notes From Wyman and Havre Community
July 13 report from Wyman notes Emerson visiting daughter Mrs. M Jones and Mrs J F Frann visiting her mother Mrs Stone of Brigiton. Mary Porter and Wilma Thompson of Winfield visit Mr and Mrs Chas Porter at Havre for a week. Mills of Burlington visiting W F Orbin. Marvin Dawson traveled to Havre. Daisy Willoughby visited Washington with Hazel Jones. Edward Rause in Washington on business.
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Wyman
J. F. Frann
Mrs. Stone
Brigiton
Mary Porter
Wilma Thompson
Winfield
Death at Clay Announces Mrs Orr's Funeral Rites
Mrs James Orr died at her daughter Mrs Chase Woodford’s home at 5 30 am July 13 in Clay aged 3 years 3 months 15 days She will be buried beside her husband who died eleven years ago A resident of Jefferson county she leaves five daughters and many friends Her remains go to Jennings Oklahoma for burial with the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
J. B. Kirkpatrick
Ontario
Calif
Ainsworth News Roundup and Local Notes
Miss Catherine Morris returns from Cornell College Mt Vernon to Ainsworth. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs H V Stickley. Threshing accident injures Mr Gesling and Mr Long on a bridge near Havre. Epworth League attendees from Ainsworth travel to North English in J A Marsh auto. Frank Neal of Des Moines visits Crawfordsville. Local visitors from Stronghurst and Des Moines noted. Washington and Burlington day trips reported.
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Catherine Morris
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
H. V. Stickley
Art Long
Havre
Mr. Gesling
Mr. Long
Gesling
J A. Glendenning
Sam Stephens
Jack Trotter
Paul Marsh
North English
J. A. Marsh
Crawfordsville
Frank Neal
Des Moines
K. J. Davidson
R. G. Kelsey
Ainsworth
C. C. Burris
Baby
Stronghurst
May Burris
W. D. Fishburn
Warren Williams
R. H. Riley
Arthur
Union service held in United Armenian church yard
A 7 p m service conducted by Union members gathered in the United Armenian church yard with the Rev Edwin J Rice presiding. A Methodist Theusunt 21 noted in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Arterian Church
Edwin J. Rice
Peter the Great Jack Descends from Noted Cattle Line
A foxing pedigree describes Peter the Great as the son of Cust. and a prize winning show Jack named the Great Son of Custer. It notes his weight about 165 pounds, brown color with white points, large bone and strong foal producing ability.
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Jack
Custer
Percheron Colt Vaillant Line Sired by Vaillant in Europe
This advertisement introduces Percheron Greton 58358 a gray colt sired by Vaillant 56878 and out of Lisette 29285 bred in France. Describes conformation weight and movement as ideal for American stock and notes the 1911 season at J A Kolosick’s farm near Ainsworth with a $14 insurance to stand and suck. Insurance terms specify mare owners’ liability and payment upon mare sale or removal.
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Vaillant
Lisette
France
M. Fullard
Paris
Europe
America
My Farm
Ainsworth
ZEMO and ZEMO Soap Skin Care Promotion
An advertisement offers samples of ZEMO and ZEMO Soap to ease skin troubles such as hives prickly heat rashes eczema and pimples. It promotes a 82 page booklet How to preserve the Skin and asks readers to send five 2 cent stamps to BE W. Rose Medicine Company in St. Louis or to obtain them from McElhinney Drug Co. The ad endorses ZEMO for all ages.
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W. Rose Medicine Company
Olive Street
St. Louis
McElhinney Drug Co
McElhiney Drug Co
Wyeth Chemical Com Rans
New York
Wyeth
Liniment Claims Sore Relief Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy
An advertisement urges careful treatment of sprains using Chamberlain's Liniment. It claims quick soreness relief and restoration to health and notes sale through Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Lemmon
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C. C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
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