Frosty night brings frost and chores to Rubio
Frost arrived last Monday night good and proper with ice. Flowers moved indoors for house plants. A serious accident injured Fred Coil during hay loading at Lester Vandyke's, taken to Washington hospital. Community updates include sermons, family visits, worsened roads, charity drives, and seasonal farm work.
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Frost
Fred Coil
Lester Vandyke
Washington Hospital
Drakesville
Bennett
Arthur Snider
Washington
Wendall Pheifer
Francis Feltz
Valley
J. A. Luithly
Marsh Derby
William
Revie
Monnday
Marinda Oswalt
Lyman Cook
Howard Morrow
L. B. Luithly
Ardith and
Lyle
Robert McCaleb
Dublin
James B. McCaleb
James Jr
Brighton
Crawfordsville Social News Notes and Visits
Crawfordsville October 1 relatives and friends spent the day with Song of Washington visiting. Carrie Carter returned home from Burlington and Illinois visits. Mr and Mrs J D Martin and son from Wellston visited and brought daughter Eula back to school. T J Maxwell and others returned from a week with Edn Ruppelt and Gladys Maxwell at Grundy Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Song of Washington
Burlington
Illinois
J. D. Martin
Wellston
Eula
T. J. Maxwell
T. B. Maxwell
J. M. Maxwell
Edn Ruppelt
Gladys Maxwell
Grundy Center
Iowa
Local Notes From Scoppoock Coppoock Area
R H and Rex McCarty visited the G F Dold home last week. Interior work was done for Rollo Easley by John and Eli Hesser. Louis Dold is ill at home. Dold ros unload a coal car today. Glenn Hesser spent the weekend at home. G F and Fred Cold were Washington callers Saturday. Rev Brown of Batavia held services. Mr and Mrs Chas Stone and Phil Rick collided Sunday afternoon at the Allred corner south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D’ Coppock
Vera Kyle
Pleasant Plain
Lloyd
John Arbogast
Washington
Eli Heseer
Ronald Cold
Ottumwa
Chas, Edwards
Miss Anna
Frank Manning
I. T. Hawk
Mason City
Charlies Brown
Naomi Moore
Marlin
Lodge
J.S. Martin
Rev. Brown
Batavia
Chas, Stone
Phil Rick
Allred Corner
Dayton Grove Social Meetings and Local News
Daylight activity reports show Mr Frank McLellan baled hay on Thursday. The So and Sew Club met with Mrs Geo Ferguson, many members absent. A social afternoon followed. Next meeting with Mrs Will Embree. Mayer Sale attendance noted. Neighbors attended the Washington football game Saturday. Tom Knotts drove to Columbus Junction Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chas Owens were etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Grove
Frank Mc
Lellan
Cinb
Geo. Ferguson
Wes
Will Embree
Mayer
Will Ewbree
Washington
Tom Knotts
Columbus Junction
Chas. Owens
Question of Mrs Maharies sanity may be decided by grand jury
Waterloo Iowa October 1 The inquiry into whether Mrs Marie Maharies who confessed to pushing her stepson Nick Maharies into the Cedar river last August leading to his drowning is sane or insane may be indicated by the grand jury now in session. The state presents evidence and it is expected the jury will indict or direct that she be tried to test her sanity. She waived challenge to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Marie Maharies
Nick Maharies
Cedar River
Iceman Accused in Liquor Bottled Ice Box Claim
Grace Sadler and Ruth Ray, two young women, and Charles Williams and C Bricket, were arrested in Council Bluffs police court. They claimed a bottle of liquor found in their apartment ice box was placed there by the ice man, adding a twist to the case as they pressed the responsibility onto him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Grace Sadler
Ruth Ray
Charles
Williame
C. Bricket
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies Society of the Baptist Church
Keota
Salvation Army
W. C C. Moser
W. C. Richardson
D. D. Crone
Orvis Ferguson
Babe
Wineton
Carrie Carter
June Ward
ULMWR
Ultimo Fou
Find Your
Man
Rin-Tin-Tin
Warner Bros
The
Fox Theatre
Scoppock
Iceman
MET
Jack Dempse
Goua Theave
David
DE Rouge
GUNNS
BY Taylor
Derouge
Tuf
the Evening Journal
Ihereby
Eastern Tire Company
Black Hawk
Black Hawks
Des Moines
Black Hawk Tire & Rubber Co
E. 20Th and
Walnut
Des Moines, Iowa
Ford
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Washington, Iowa
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