Havre and Columbus Junction News Roundup
Havre reports visitors and family updates with Mayo Bros. in Rochester for Mrs Wittmer health issues. Tonsil and tooth extractions anticipated recovery. Rain arrives after long dry spell aiding crops. Children's Day planned. In Columbus Junction, local gains include bank hire, Detroit move, and a debt-free church. lightning hits J A Green house. funeral held for John G. Dyehe. Emma Heckman O B K S gathering planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Green
John G. Dyehe
Conesville
Emma Heckman
O. BK. S
Chattauqua Park
Local Social and Family Notes from Stringtown
June 144 D Widmer and family and Jacob Widmer visited J J Rich home Saturday evening. Peter Widmer and family had Sunday dinner at Joe Widmer's. Mrs EF Eicher and family joined W J Eicher for Sunday. K W Goff family visited John Rich Thursday. Chris Spenser traveled to Washington Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringtown
D. W. Widmer
S. Graber
Jacob Widmer
J. J. Rich
Peter Widmer
Joe Widmer
Wyse
Elmer Wyse
Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Mra
EF. Eicher
W. J
K. W. Goff
John Rich
Chris Spenser
Washington
Condition improves for Peter Schantz after apoplexy
Peter Schantz shows slight improvement three weeks after apoplexy though partially paralyzed and nonverbal. Nurse Bessie Longer from Washington County Hospital has cared for him for two weeks. Nearby visitations included the Lone and Mangold families and Raymond Miller and daughter at J. W. Hesseltine's. Don Widmer purchased feeding cattle from Magdefran Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Schantz
Bessie Longer
Washington County Hospital
John Lone
Leo Mangold
Raymond Miller
J. W. Hesseltine
Don Widmer
Magdefran Bros
Washington Route 2 Washington Ro 8 Rural News
Mrs Sart h Conrad visited Mrs Amanda Potfats the first of last week. John Tucker was in the neighborhood on business last Tuesday. The creek is off over the low lands. The Eureka Sunday school postponed their pageant until next Sunday evening. Ward Essley shipped a car load of cattle to Chicago Tuesday morn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sarth Conrad
Amanda Potfats
John Tucker
Eureka
Floyd
John
Lester
Clark Wagner
Stephen Walter
Lewis Fetes
Chas
Davison
Fred Wagner
A. Lewis Wilbur
D. Glenn Beechblossom’s
Cedar Rapida
Ward Essley
Chicago
Ward Easley Family Visit Near Coppock
Mrs. Ward Easley and family spent Tuesday evening with her father, Jap Bidwell, near Coppock.
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Ing
Mrs Bambrick and Evelyn Visit Montana Friends in Rock Island
Mrs Bambrick and her daughter Evelyn traveled to Rock Island this morning to visit friends from Montana who are in the city for a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bambrick
Daugher
Evelyn
Rock Island
Montana
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Promise Quick Gains
An old advertisement targets parents of underweight children, claiming McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets boost weight and health. It touts 60 tablets for 60 cents and urges purchase through local druggists with a money back guarantee if no weight gain after 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
J. B. Lemmon
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