Happenings in Ebota and Surrounding County News
Os Car McName of Des Moines visits his parents in Ebota. Cedar Rapids visitors include Jean Stephens and Tressie Coffman for a four day holiday from the State Teachers' college. Wedding guests attend Miss Faze Hagist’s ceremony. Myrtle Edgington graduates from Cedar Falls college and returns for Thanksgiving. Local social notes cover travels, visits, and a Thanksgiving dinner at the Christian church hall with multiple relatives and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lyle
Laport
Clark
Clara Pulver
Fish Hotel
Sigourney
Millard Kenne
Lou Burke
Hamilton
Noble
Ladies of the Christian Church
W. R. C. Hall
Albert Schauenberg
Davenport
Dell Reed
Cedar Falls
Myrtle Edgington
State Teachers’ College
Washington
Clarence Rice
Bridgman
Will Taylor
L. A. Norton
Meacham and Robinson sale draws buyers in Clay
The Meacham and Robinson sale was well attended Tuesday with all items selling well. A. W. and R. S. Woodford visited Cedar Rapids this week on business. Clarence Walcott returns home from Quincy Illinois for Thanksgiving. The Walcott anniversary celebration was held at E. B. Walcott home with neighbors, games, and gifts. W. T. Weaner plans a public sale December 1 with lunch served by the W C T U ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W
R.S. Woodford
Cedar Rapids
Clarence Walcott
Quincy
Ill
W. T. Weaner
Thanksgiving travelers visit relatives in Ainsworth
M B Ebner and wife journeyed to West Chester to visit her sister Mrs Eva Hanna. Ida Pfeiffer of Keota arrived to visit Miss Theresa Chihak. Bert V Chapel arrived to spend Thanksgiving with his parents O D Chapel and family. Mrs W H Mitchell and two children planned Havre travel. Howard Stewart and wife came to spend Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs J M Stewart. J A Crawford and wife Oskaloosa, W H Hanlon and wife Sigourney, BR M Mikesell and wife Fairfield joining W T Trotter family for Thanksgiving dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE. Ebner
West Chester
Eva Hanna
Ida Pfeiffer
Keota
Theresa Chihak
Bert V. Chapel
O. D. Chapel
W. H. Mitchell
Donald
Ina
Havre
Howard Stewart
J. M. Stewart
J. A. Crawford
Oskaloosa
W. H. Hanlon
Sigourney
BR. M. Mikesell
Fairfield
W. T. Trotter
Mr. Crawford
Hanlon
Mikesell
W.T. Trotter
West Chester Social Notes Passengers and Visits
Mrs. Barcloe and Mrs. Statler traveled to Washington this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Sands of Haskins visited here with daughter Mrs. Hanna. Ebb Bishop bought a team for 600 dollars. C R Wells and kin attended a horse sale at Oskaloosa. The report lists several residents traveling, visiting, or returning from outings and a sick list note for L P Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcloe
Statler
Washington
Sands
Haskins
Hanna
W. E. Augustine
Dutch Creek
Bert Fisher
Sigourney
Louie Hennon
Muscatine
Jesse Augustine
Keota
L. P. Jackson
A. L. Cruze
Ebb Bishop
C. R. Wells
Ed Wells
Marion Wells
Oskaloosa
Seymour Martin
Indiana
Will McFarland
Mike Hollinger
Visitation and gatherings mark Crawfordsville notes
Mrs Emma Troxel and daughter from near Monmouth Illinois visited Mrs D Z Wonderly. Several Washington visitors were listed including Mr and Mrs Harry Bishop and daughter Edna and others. A family reunion was held at J H McCleary’s with out of town guests from Washington Waterloo and Seattle. The Choates arrived to direct a play tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Troxel
Near
Monmouth
Inl
D. Z. Wonderly
Allen DeLong
George Stewart
Washington
Harry Bishop
Edna
W. E. N. Wilson
J. A. Hawthorne
Hart Griffith
T. C. Davis
Andrew Ferguson
C. A. Paisley
Winfield
W. G. Robertson
Margaret
Kirkwood
Ill
H. C. Hull
Peet
Seattle
J. H. McCleary
Lee McCleary
F. J. Bentley
Lucile
Eleanor
Waterloo
Marion Neal
Lena Maxwell
Edna Young
Hugh J. Davis
WV. E. Walker
Miss Cecil
EK. R. Lease
Harry Choate
Local visits and revival services announced
Mrs. Ella Prouditt and her son Merle of Washington arrive for a relatives visit. Miss Ferguson of Clearfield Iowa visits her uncle Samuel Ferguson. Churches hold morning and evening services. Rev Mr Hightshoe to start revival at Wyman church in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Prouditt
Merle
Washington
Miss Ferguson
Clearfield
Samuel Ferguson
U. P
Hightshoe
Wyman
Grandmother Gray dies at 93 in Iowa home
One of Iowa's oldest pioneers, Grandma Gray, died Friday at 12:30 at her daughter Mrs. C. L. Walker's home. She was 93 years old and leaves two daughters and eight sons. Funeral services will be held at 8:45 at the daughter's home with Rev. C. C. Davis, then in Batavia at 2:30 beside her husband. The notice also details Thanksgiving visits and local social events from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Grandma Gray
C. L. Walker
Kansas
C. C. Davis
Batavia
Fox
Washington
John Davis
Gladys McClintic
Wayland
Serrels
Nathan
Harvey Jones
Veo
Nancy Wicoff
Pleasant Plain
Mary Wicolf
Lizzie Ricks
Brighton
Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Rural Route Three
Rural Route Three residents share Thanksgiving visits and homecomings. Harmon Brinning hosts relatives including Henry Horning and John Brinning. Newton Noecker and family visit Jesse Gardner in Wellman. Joe Horne hosts John Simpson and Anna. Brighton residents Harry Anderson and LaMotte visit John Anderson. I K Beal entertains young guests. Wilbur Gardner visits C C Clifton. Ethel Larson and Margaret Brooks return home for break. Rev Jordon of Riverside preaches for Plains people. P G Ahrens plans a November 30 sale and move to Washington. Clara Horning is spending time at home from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Brinning
Henry Brinning
Henry Horning
John Brinning
Newton Noecker
Jesse Gardner
Wellman
John Simpson
Anna
Joe Horne
Harry Anderson
LaMotte
Brighton
John Anderson
I. K. Beal
Wilbur Gardner
Haskins
C. C. Clifton
Ethel Larson
Margaret Brooks
Pella
Jordon
Riverside
Plains People
P. G. Ahrens
Washington
Clara Horning
Thanksgiving Visits and Departures Across Local Towns
Miss Allie Berlin of South Dakota visited the Clegg Brothers home for a week and left yesterday. J. M. Clegg left for Muscatine to visit G. W. Mulllough. Mrs. Frank Wood was a Washington visitor. Grace Limerman spent Thanksgiving in Burlington. John Lang of Fowler Colorado renewed acquaintances on our streets. Mrs. N. L. Utterback returned home after Thanksgiving with granddaughter Marie Schmidt in Mt. Pleasant. Lelia Rhodes returned home after Thanksgiving with her sister in West Liberty. Mrs. A. E. Sands and children with Grace Sands left for Osceola and plan to visit Audrey Gault in Weldon. J. A. Crawford and wife left for Oskaloosa. Frank Bandy and family of Washington spent Thanksgiving with G. H. West. Miss Kittie Evans visited Eunice Acheson in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie
Berlin
South Dakota
Clegg Bros
J. M. Clegg
Muscatine
G. W. McCullough
Marie Schmidt
Mt. Pleasant
Lelia Rhodes
West Liberty
A. E. Sands
Grace Sands
Osceola
Sands
Audrey Gault
Weldon
J. A. Crawford
Oskaloosa
Frank Bandy
Washington
G. H. West
Kittie Evans
Eunice Acheson
Evangelistic Meetings Shift Start In Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville Nov 27 Evangelistic meetings do not begin at Wyman until Monday night instead of Sunday. Washington visitors include M D Yard John Smylie J H Glancey and W J Brown. Local visits feature Mart Neiswanger returning home from Muscatine and visitors Mrs Moore and children from Missouri heading to Winfield. F J Bentley and children return to Waterloo after visiting J H McCleary. Mina McCleary returns to Rubio after Thanksgiving. Eunice Riley of Columbus City visits S K Orris home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman
M. D. Yard
John Smylie
J. H. Glancey
W. J. Brown
Washington
Mart Neiswanger
Muscatine
Curtis
Waterloo
J. H. McCleary
Mina McCleary
Rubio
Eunice’ Riley
Columbus City
S. K. Orris
City Bus Line Call Up for Orders via Frank Rogers
Call up Phone No. 589 Black to place orders for the city bus line. Leave your requests clearly and expect prompt service from Frank Rogers.
Sampson to wrestle Martin in Columbus Junction match
Fred Sampson travels to Columbus Junction this evening to face Harry Martin in a catch as catch can bout. Martin weighs about 170 pounds and the match is set best two out of three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sampson
Columbus Junction
Harry Martin
Martin
Sampson
Inexhaustible Cures Promised by Arnica Salve and Discovery
An obituary like note recounts Maria Taylor of Nebo Ky praising Buck Len s Arnica Salve for burns and skin ailments. A Glen Oak Okla resident William Upchurch credits Dr King s New Discovery with recovering from a deadly lung cough after six bottles, claiming dramatic improvement. The ad touts 25¢ Arnica Salve and 50¢ to 1.00 medicines with free trial bottles from C E Lemmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Taylor
Nebo
Bucklen
J. B. Lemmon’s
Wm. Upchurch
Glen Oak
Oklo
Dr. King
E. Lemmon
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Lermmon’s Pharmacy
the County News
Ebota
Clay
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
William Lorning
Sam Todd
Willis Todd
James Zeck
Lawrence Genkinger
Sarah Noecker
Harve Knupp
Texas
Franz Landau
George
Andy McGuire
What I Can Society
George Am
The
Evening Journal
Gordon Vantine Company
Frank
Rogers
IowaGas& Electric Co
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