Sunday Visitors and Local Notices in Riverside Area
Sunday visitors include Miss Lulu mma shebanek from Riverside lecha. Kron sold his farm for 139 to Joe Keifer and bought an old farm northwest of River Miss Rosie Lashek near Ainsorth visits her sister Mrs. Anton Malichky. Chas. spent Sunday with friends at Richmond. Z. Blecha shopped at Kalona. Elma Vacha shopped in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox visited their daughter Mrs. Clarence Rathmel. Prairie Flower Missionary Society Hallowe en party at Augustine home netted about nine dollars. Wilbur Figgins returned home from WT study for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kron
Joe Keifer
Rosie Lashek
Ains-orth
Anton Malichky
Chas
Richmond
Z. Blecha
Kalona
Elma Vacha
Washington
Wilcox
Clarence Rathmel
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Augustine
Wilbur Figgins
WT. B.S
New School House Under Construction in Town
Nov 2 work begins on the new school house with Van Gabby holding the building contract. Local notices mention social at Mrs. Raymond Benns home Friday in honor of Mrs. L C Brady and her mother who depart for Missouri. C B Morgan returns west after extended trip. L C Brady to hold public sale Thursday Nov 5. J R Shultz sale Nov 8 as he plans move to Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Gabby
Dave McNeese
Bhattuck
Oxfa
Roy Dickinson
F. M. Strickland
Raymond Benn
Kiday
L. C. Brady
Yates
Iissouri
C. B. Morgan
C. B
Montana
J. R. Shultz
Local Notes From Washington and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Freding and family of Washington Sundayed at Emil Larsen s. Oliver Rice helps Bert Donaldson with ditching work. Oyster supper at Lincoln last Friday evening well attended. over nineteen dollars taken in. Little daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlies Tucker sick but improving. Mrs Jessie Bishop and Miss Abigail shopping in Washington Saturday. Miss Nelson visiting Mort Carlson home. Mr Crosby building a new barn on his farm. Spencer Bros cement work for Earl Smith. Miss Lucy Waggoner spending a few days at home. Mrs Andy McGuire with Martha and Edward Sundayed at Sam McKee s near West Chester. Rev Mr Jordon of Riverside will preach for the Plains people Sunday at 1 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freding
Washington
Emil Larson
Oliver Rice
Bert Donaldson
Lincoln
Charlies Tucker
Jessie Bishop
Abigail
Miss Nelson
Mort Carlson
Mr. Crosby
Spencer Bros
Earl Smith
Lucy Waggoner
Andy McGuire
Martha
Edward
Sam McKee
West Chester
Nature's Cure A Blood Poison Remedy Promoted
An advertisement extols Nature's Cure as a safe root based blood purifier. It claims no mercury is used and guarantees removal of the disease by purifying the blood and strengthening the system. The notice offers a book explaining the treatment to anyone who writes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
Personal visits noted from Bennett and nearby towns
Nov 2 reports Martin Stewart returning from a week with nephew J A Trotter in Bennett Iowa and Patience Sears of Marshalltown Iowa leaving after visiting her son S R Wallace. Nov 3 Elmer Chapel headed south, I H Colthurst ships cattle to Chicago, Elmer Erdice visits from Keota, Miss Grace Pearson arrives from Newton to visit her parents, Roy Marr visits Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Stewart
J. A. Trotter
Bennett
Iowa
Patience Sears
Marshalltown
S. R. Wallace
Wm. Ballard
Ottumwa
Ed Ballard
Geo. Norton
Willis Trotter
Washington
W. T. Trotter
Elmer Chapel
I. H. Colthurst
Chicago
Elmer Erdice
Keota
Grace Pearson
Newton
8. C. Pearson
Roy Marr
Rock Island
Crawfordsville residents travel to Washington this morning
Mrs. T. W. Rickey and the Misses Lizzie and Nina Wooley, J. H. W. Rhea, and S. Orris were passengers for Washington this morning. Mr. Mize returned to West Branch after a brief visit. H. D. Cherryholmes came home from Chicago. Mrs. W. P. Davidson hosted the Careaway club at her home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Rickey
Lizzie
Nina Wooley
J. HW. Rhea
Kk. Orris
Washington
Morni
Mize
West Branch
H. D. Cherryholmes
Chicago
W. P. Davidson
Careaway Club
Social notes and local moves and visits
Nov 1 to recent week social visits include Homer Davis and Jos Gerry in Kansas City. Daniel Klopfenstein and wife from Washington. Mariel Wenger near Brighton. C E and H L M Eicher and Noah Eicher families visiting here. Misses Jessie Wenger Ellen Schowalter Ezra and Jos Wenger from Mt Pleasant. weddings of Wm Severts Emma Luelen Leo Severts Stella Wideman. John Miller and family moved to Brighton. Green moved to Miller’s former house. D F Macon Washington auctioneer visiting. services this week led by Rev Mussel. Oscar Roth pharmacist of Wat- will be noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Davis
Jos
Gerry
Kansas City
Daniel Klopfenstein
Washington
Mariel Wenger
Brighton
Menno Boshart
C. E
Hl. M. Eicher
Noah Eicher
Winfield
Jessie Wenger
Elen Schowalter
Ezra
Jos. Wenger
Mt. Pleasant
Wm. Severts
Emma Luellen
Leo Severts
Stella Wideman
John Miller
Green
Miller
D. F. Macon
Mussel
Aristos erloo visits hometown as cloak and fur sales succeed
Aristos erloo visits his folks here. The New York store and Snouffer, Hughes & Co. held successful cloak and fur sales here Saturday. The former at Roth's store and the latter at S. Peck's. The Wayland Amusement Co. were entertained at a masquerade and Halloween party Saturday evening by Miss Pearl Siverly of the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erloo
New York
Snouffer, Hughes & Co
Roth's
S. Peck’s
Wayland Amusement Co
Fletcher Delivers Engaging Lecture in Keota on Unprepared
The third lecture in the union course at United Presbyterian Church featured Thomas Brooks Fletcher presenting Tragedies of the Unprepared, drawing praise for wit and oratory. Local news notes Van Kirkpatrick’s return to duty at Fort Leavenworth and a revived push for a Keota inter urban linking Iowa City and Ottumwa, with a mass meeting planned to drum up support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
United Pesbyterian Church
Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Fletcher
Keota
van Kirkpatrick
Ft. Leavenworth
Iowa City
Ottumwa
Fox Gnats and Swallow: A Cunning Fox Endures Trouble
The fox famed for chicken feasts flees hunters by crossing a river but struggles on a steep bank. Gnats swarm, biting and draining his blood, while a Swallow offers help. The fox refuses, fearing a worse evil if gnats are driven away, preferring to endure the current misfortune. The tale ends with a French fable note and a lesson on patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pex
Perrin
District Court Hearings and Probate Actions Reported
In district court, default day proceeds with civil cases and grand jury impaneled. Probate entries include estates of Clark Haskins Frank C. Jones J G Nisle S C Pierson Mary A Schnoebelen Robert Sands and others with final reports distributions and titles quieting actions. executors trustees guardianship filings and hearings scheduled through November. Trial notices may be filed by November 6 and several cases are continued or dismissed as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Clark Haskins
Frank C. Jones
J. G. Nisle
S. C. Pierson
Euphemia Pierson
Mary A. Schnoebelen
Robert Sands
John A. Donaldson
Perry Elgin
R. S. Galer
George M. Ruebsam
J. N. Greathouse
W. C. Garrett
Nancy Hesseltine
Albert Hesseltine
Fidelity and Deposit Co
Penn Oil and Supply Co
M. W. Bailey
State of Iowa
Dan Shepherd
Carl Gingerich
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
An old patent medicine ad claims LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee by Druggists. E W GROVE signature appears on each box. 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Pie Supper At No 11 School House Friday Evening
A pie supper will be held at No 11 school house located one and a half miles east of the city on Friday evening. Proceeds support local community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 11
School House
Sage and Sulphur hair remedy advertised by Wyeth
An old fashioned sage tea idea is presented as a scalp tonic and hair color restorer. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is sold by leading druggists for 50s or 1.00 a bottle and available from Wyeth Chemical Co at 74 Cortlandt St New York, via McFlhinney Drug Co as special agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt St
New York City
McFlhinney Drug Co
Soap varieties loom in hotel display from Swift & Co
A. Brooks of Swift & Co showcases 271 soap varieties at Hotel Colenso. The range includes soaps for fingers hands neck ears laundry kitchen meat floor attic and porches with perfumes and wrappers likened to chocolate. He notes prices from a cent to fifty cents and jokes about the vast business of soap making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brooks
Swift & Co
Hotel Colenso
Mr. Brooks
Willie
Leitz and Nesmith Receive Marriage License
A marriage license was issued today to Henry R. Leitz and Miss Jennie S. Nesmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Leitz
Jennie S. Nesmith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uefer, Hughes & Comp'y
Lulumma Shebanek
Riverside Lecha
Rubio
Jordon
Riverside
Plains People
Ature
FT Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
Wayland
Oscar Roth
Wat
Aristos
Aaron Hise
Western Union Telegraph Co
J. C. Evans
Tyndale Palmer
F. E. Swift
P. J. Hanley
H. C. Thropp
Elias Mortimer
Frank Lape
Mary H. Lape
W. M. Hicks
Henry Cline
John Hunter
Elizabeth Snider
Solomon Davison
Metta Leasure
Charles Reisman
Georgiana Jones
Bertha Bower
Sie A. Norman
Edmund D. Norman
Ida M. Edelstein
Frank Edelstein
Citizens National Bank
Wilber Yardner
Mercy Hospital
Michael Gallagher
Washington National Bank
City of Washington
J. S. Shearer
Ferrel Jordan
Elmer Carmichael
F. M. Jarrard
J. & Mathers
Winfield Smouse
Florence J. Smouse
O. K. Mauck
Laura Marbourg
J. & Crawford
Matthew Crawford
W. M
Mary E. Moore
Mary F. Bennett
Joh E. Griffith
Samuel E. Griffith
Wm. Scofield
John
Allen
Scofield
Esther Armstrong
Richer & Livingston
Laura M. Graham
W. H. Burham
J. Baker
A. R. Dewey
E. T. Hebner
Louisa Ilien
Flora E. Miller
Chas. Morrow
A. L. Patterson
Emerson A. Parks
Margaret A. Rogers
Rachel A. Riley
O. K. Clapper
Ella Rath
Nathan B.sayre
Enoch Winter
Same
Chas. J. Winter
Jacob Zeck
R. W. Gardner
Warriage Licenses
J.C. Smith
the Sanitary Grocery
State Bank
Capital
S. A. White
Sam'l Thompson
R. L. Coulter
W. A. White
Fra Rogers
Glyve
CLLY
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