Cakes and social notes from the Vienna bakery feature sweets
Local brief lists cakes and pastries at John sons bakery the Vienna offers ten cent sunshine angel food and devils food. It notes visits and business trips by C F Wabnitz A Peterson J Crawford Miss Anna Morrison Miss Olive White and Olive White plans a Illinois trip including Peoria Springfield Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Vienna
C. F. Wabnitz
Columbus
Peterson
Crawfordsville
Je Oe Crawford
Indian Territory
Anna Morrison
Edmund J. Morrrison
Fairfield
Olive White
Illinois
Peoria
Springfield
Chicago
Rainfall totals and storm damage report
The night storm dropped .88 inches with .40 more by noon, totaling 1.28 inches. Damaging winds affected trees windmills and outhouses at several points while the mage was not serious. Early this morning hot gusts from the southwest surprised fire attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cook
Fraternal Aid Councils Plan Brighton Picnic
Local councils from Fairfield Columbus Junction Letts Richland Washington and Brighton will picnic in Brighton on Wednesday July 24. Brighton extends cordial invitation for the lodge to bring well tilled baskets and participate in the program. Brother Dillon of Lawrence Kansas will deliver a speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Aid Association of
Fairfield
Columbus Junction
Letts
Richland
Washington
Brighton
Dillon
Lawrence
Kan
Notice to Water Consumers at Stewart's Pharmacy
Water rents payable at Stewart's pharmacy until August 27. Pooks will be left there for pickup. St Clair Lewis serves as Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart’s
The County News: Doings of the People and Daily Happenings
A compact wrap of local events and civic notes from The County News, detailing daily happenings, community updates, and brief notices affecting residents and town life.
Obituary and local social notes from Richland area
July 19 story reports the death of Dr. Belle A Foote at her north Richland home after weeks of illness. It notes her recent Chicago college graduation and early medical success. It also lists several social updates including births, visits, and returning locals like the Nordyke family, Miss Farmer, and travelers from Tes Moines Hedrick South Dakota Cody Wyo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle A. Foote
North Richland
Chicago College
Ralph Nordyke
West of Town
Rain Fogs Rail Service and Local Happenings
Train delays stretch across several days due to heavy rains and washouts. Sir Sharp's entertained guests from Iowa City this week. Mr. and Mrs. Miller visited the Adams home in Wellman. John Welte delivered hogs to town. Jos Lashek couple in town visiting Frank Freise. Lorna Sharp dies in Wellman and is buried at Richmond. New clerk joins the News office. Mrs Jackson spends a day in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Sharp
Iowa City
Richmond
News Office
H. Jackson
Rural Route Two News Roundup July 18
Frank Latchem bought a Deere hay loader from Geo Stewart Hardware Co. Will and Mrs. Snider and child visited Jarrard home near Rome. Essley brothers sold fat cattle to Huntsberry and delivered at Coppock. Cannon family welcomes a daughter weighing ten pounds. Brown’s house gets painted. McKune buys a new McCormick binder from Geo Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Latchem
Geo. Stewart Hardware Co
Will Snider
Jarrard
Rome
A. H
Ward Essley
Huntsberry
Coppock
Fred Cannon
George Brown
Frank McKune
Geo. Stewart
McCormick
Local visitors include Miss Mary Reinert and R B Northup
Miss Mary Reinert of Boulder Colorado visits cousins for a few days. R B Northup, recently working in Des Moines, returns home for a brief rest with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reinert
Boulder
Colo
R. B. Northup
Des Moines
Social rounds: Lexington visitors and local rides
July 20 reports show Mrs. Cora Holmes and companions visiting John Patterson in Lexington. Several residents, including Ruth Simpson and Deedie Baxter, shopped in Washington. Various locals returned from trips to Bloomfield Muscatine Martinsburg and Chicago with family news and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Holmes
Milo
Flora Patterson
Lexington
John Patterson
Deedie Baxter
Ruth Simpson
Washington
T. J. Easter
Ruth
J. R. Newton
Bloomfield
Bert V. Chapel
W. A. Middleton
Lowa Falls
Brighton
Martinsburg
Frank Hofsteater
Spokane
Wash
Elgin
P. E. Utterback
Chicago
A. J. Laird
Mrs. Miller
J. A. Rogers
Family visits and rural notes from the week
July 19 reports Lola and Mable Matthews visiting cousins Velma and Carrie Robinson. Ed Wade visited relatives Sunday. Farmers delivered hogs to Nira early in the week. Lon Adams and family visited their daughter. Lora Sharp mourns the death of a son. Pp. J. Hanley of Washington visited relatives last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola
Mable Matthews
Velma
Carrie Robinson
Gus Wodrick
Ed Wade
Nira
Jim Hanley
Scotland
Ollie Rowe
Lon Adams
Lora Sharp
J. Hanley
Washington
Local Visitors and Church Meeting Report from Crawfordsville
July 20 Crawfordsville notes by T. Johnson list Washington travelers Joe Lease Luther Gormley and Roy Thompson as passengers. Visitors include Mrs Jennie Bailey and daughter Lena from Washington, Mrs N M Anderson of Ainsworth, Mrs Maxwell J Dodds of Wyman and Prof Dodds. Jennie Williams returns home to Washington after a short visit. Marsh Sewell of Winfield visits relatives. Presiding Elder Meyers of Mt Pleasant arrives and conducts afternoon quarterly church meeting. H D Cherryholmes returns from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lease
Luther Gormley
Roy Thompson
Washington
Jennie Bailey
Lena
N. M. Anderson
Ainsworth
Maxwell
J. B. Dodds
Wyman
Professor Dodds
John Reed
Olds
Jennie Williams
Marsh Sewell
Winfield
Meyers
Mt. Pleasant
H. D. Cherryholmes
Chicago
Rural Route Three Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs L E Nagley and daughter Ethel spent Tuesday at the John Simpson home. Mr and Mrs Andy McGuire visited Dave Bensons Friday. Mr and Mrs Thrasher and daughter were guests at Sam Schulty s Thursday. Earl Smith visited Kalona on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Nagley
Ethel
John Simpson
Andy McGuire
Dave Benson
Thrasher
Sam Schulty
Earl Smith
Local residents enjoy summer travels and visits
July 20 notes show Mrs James Deyoe and daughter Miss Mary returning from California. Floyd and Merle Crayne of West Chester visited their aunt Miss Nora Stewart. Fern McCall of Oskaloosa returned home after visiting cousin Mabel Northup. Mrs D Dayton and son Dary of West Chester visited James Nelson. Miss May Dorrance and Myrtle Pettit spent Thursday evening in Washington, returning yesterday. Miss Mary Thies traveled to Sigourney for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Deyoe
Mary
California
Floyd
Merle Crayne
West Chester
Nora Stewart
Fern McCall
Oskaloosa
Mabel Northup
D. Dayton
Dary
James Nelson
May Dorrance
Myrtle Pettit
Washington
Mary Thies
Sigourney
Keota Visitors Include Mrs White Sister and Graham
In Westchester on July 20 Mrs James White of Keota and her sister Mrs Eicher of Nebraska visited the Harry Davis home with Mrs Clarence Graham Also James White called between trains Mrs Bray of Richland looked in on wool Mrs J D Dayton and her son Daryl visited Keota Harley Lowe returned from a trip to St Joe Missouri
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James White
Keota
Mrs. Eicher
Nebraska
Clarence Graham
Harry Davis
Mr. Bray
Richland
J. D. Dayton
Daryl
Harley Lowe
St. Joe
Great Opportunity and Coal Trade Note
The passage urges readiness for opportunity and warns about foundations for success. It notes historians debate coal use by ancient Britons, suggesting it may have been unknown before the twelfth century and first traded in England in 1381. London Mall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London Mall
A Valuable Souvenir
A social climber Winslow Coker rises through London society by lavish spending guided by Sir Thomas Spottiswoode. Grace Mulholland, initially scornful, accepts a priceless glove box containing a deed to her family home as a gesture of devotion. She later returns it, accepting it from a fiancé instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Coker
Alaska
Gould
London
Thomas Spottiswoode
Coker
Mulhollands
Miss Grace
Mulholland
Theoonor
Elinor T. Boyd
Pies and visits mark Vienna area notices and travel
Local notices describe fresh pies at Johnsons bakery in Vienna and a string of visits from Crawfordsville, Sigourney, Des Moines, and other towns. Several residents travel for brief stays while friends and relatives receive word of arrivals, and a lighthearted joke from the Chicago Tribune appears.
Testimony on Foley's Kidney Cure Restores Health
Ira W. Kelley of Mansfield Pa says he was in poor health for years with kidney and bladder trouble. He spent much on doctors without relief and credits Foley's Kidney Cure with his recovery and urges others to use it. The advertisement urges not to accept substitutes and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira W. Kelley
Mansfield
Foley
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