Nearby Town News Details Gather at Local Gatherings
Mrs. Ful week in the Searles visited the home of her son E. P. in Jesup. Miss Ruth Stout is ill with pneumonia but improving. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Manross welcomed a son Dorn born Nov. 17. Nielsen family farewells and two social events mark the week. Temperance address planned at M. E. church next Sunday. Many readers hosted visitors and attending neighbors across Rowley, Independence, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Gladys Gage
Aberdeen
Elmer Patton
Sidney Nielsen
Jrma Yimpher
Independence
Mrs. Nielsen
MecGlaughlin
New Alampshire
Curtis
Geo
Local social notes from Rowley area visitors
Leonard Cork rode as a passenger to Walker on Friday evening. Mesdames Rentz and Williams were visitors Friday. Mrs. Helene Christianson of Chitenco visited last. Mrs line of Center Point stayed with Mrs. Tetgloff last three. E. Brady of Mason Cirs spent Friday with relatives. Mrs. Kane and daughter from Waterloo visited last week. Mrs. John Weiler visited W. H. Ossman’s family Monday. Rawley Christianson of Chicago stayed with his father. H. B. Williams and family were guests at Quagguejon Sunday. William Turnbull of Chicaro looked to his farm Saturday.CW Cowell and Z. W. Scott from Independence visited Saturday on business. M.D. Mood, fined to his home with lumbago, slightly improved. Mr. and Mrs. FL ORL Mtetiell pes.
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Charles City
Lucy Neunhu
Independence
Jessia Butler
Ada Clemmens
Clark Vand
Shelah
Burjulac
N. O
Rowley
C. Gunzenhauser
James Peek
Frank Weiher
North Dakota
Joe Stary
Cedar Rapids
James Taylor
John Kane
Minot
N. 1
Peter Rane
Liv Hursey
Quasqueton
Elkton
Freds Sapipson
Stewart Beatty
Joeary
Laudie
Lal G. Beatty
John Porter
Colorado Springs
Urbana
R. A. Linsdar
V. Nev
Leonard Corktry
Walker
Mesdames Rentz
Williams
Helene Christianson
Chitenco
Line
Center Point
Tetgloff
E. Brady
Mason Cirs
Kane
Waterloo
Dieter Kane
John Weiler
FL Orl
Fairbank News: Various Social Notes and Casual Visits
Fairbank notes report Mrs. Isaac Betts ill and Leon Everett from Los Angeles visiting his uncle C. B. Everett. Leon, eldest son of N. S. Everett, last visited his boyhood home fifteen years after moving west. Miss Lelia Beits did business in Waterloo on Saturday. Other locals include Miss Daisy Dewald hosting friends, and updates on Damge recovering from an operation in Rochester after a recent accident near Fairbank.
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Fairbank
Isaac Betts
Leon Everett
Los Angeles
Cal
C. B. Everett
Leon
N.S. Everett
California
Lelia Beits
Waterloo
Win Moore
Frank Brant
Daisy Dewald
Delwein
Damge
Rochester
Minn
W. Carle Miller
Local News Highlights From Oran Area Community
A young man died after being found in distress near the Oran schoolhouse three miles southeast of town. Residents report groans and calls for help, and a physician could not avert the death. Parents reside in Sinmine addition, having moved from Independence last spring.
Local notices and sales wrap at Dewar
Mrs Gill and Mrs John Selzer of Waterloo visited Mrs M Lillig last week. The old school house will be sold to the highest bidder Dec 6. The Prangley property sale drew steady bidding. Jobhn Schuler and family moved to Raymond. R 8 McMillen rented a Minnesota farm for spring move. Mrs Henry Turner attended Miss Geils wedding at St Marys church. Mrs Joe Turner and others shopped at Waterlog Monday.
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Raymond
McMillen
Minnesota
Henry Turner
Waterloo
Geil
St. Mary's Church
Joe Turner
John Bell
Chorpenning
New Hartford Defeats Dumont In Saturday Basketball Clash
New Hartford high school edged Dumont high school 16 to 8 in a local basketball game played Saturday in New Hartford. The match featured strong defense and quick transitions as spectators watched the home team secure the win.
District observers visit Parkersburg and area families
Attending the district convention at Parkersburg were Cyrus Spicer of Cedar Falls and other locals. Visitors included Walter Enloe and wife of Water, and Gowman of Minneapolis visiting their children. Mrs. QC Smith sprained a knee while unloading corn. Edgar Peeples and wife from California visited the Olmstead home. A baby boy arrived for Earl Richardson. Mrs. B L Reisinger of Lisbon IA visits her son Ray.
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Parkersburg
Cyrus Spicer
Cedar Falls
K. J. Dunham
Walter Enloe
Water
A. I. Enloew
Win
Gowman
Minneapolis
Bia
Local Notes and Social Visits Across Denver Area
The aid society met with Mrs. H. Neverman. Emil Brandenburg of Waverly did book work for Ed Bruns. Mrs. F. F. Wiegert and daughter visited. Esther Guenther returned home after surgery at Mercy Hospital. Fred Prettman and Ernest Kehe traded horses. August Kelling and family went to Waverly. John Wente improved his Maxfield farm with a new hog house. Geo. Jahnke visited relatives in Tripoli. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Phillips visited Janesville with relatives. Mrs. Herbert Gleason plans a visit to Mason City and Milwaukee. Porter Murphy visited Iowa City. Miss Clara Mohling cared for a sister after an operation at Westgate. Joe Krueger bought a new buggy.
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Denver
Aid Society
H. Neverman
Emil Brandenburg
Waverly
Ed Bruns
F. F. Wiegert
Esther
Ernest Guenther
Mercy Hospital
Fred Prettman
Ernest Kehe
August Kelling
John Wente
Maxfield
Geo. Jahnke
Tripoli
P. W. Phillips
Janesville
N. F. Briden
Herbert Gleason
Mason City
Milwaukee
Porter Murphy
Iowa City
Mias
Clara Mohling
Westgate
Joe Krueger
Local Notes From Brandon Area Activities
Nov 24 reports show Glenn Van Kike and Raymond Coniff leaving for Moline Illinois. Mrs A H Stone traveled to Waterloo and Mrs Newton Finley was summoned to Nebraska for her father’s illness. Geo Branko and wife started housekeeping on Mrs Grunko’s north farm. Sherman Sheets, La Porte City, visited all day. KE Pfalzgraf called from La Porte City. OJ and CF Albert of Vinton bought cattle nearby. Harold Miller of Vinton works at Farmers Savings Bank. F Adams recently worked with W EF on carpentry projects.
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Brandon
Glenn van &Kike
Raymond Coniff
Moline
Til
A. H. Stone
Waterloo
Newton Finley
Nebraska
Geo
Branko
KE. Pfalzgraf
la Porte City
O. J
C. F. Albert
Vinton
Harold Miller
Farmers Savings Bank
F. Adams
W. EF
Local notes: births, visits and moving about town
Miller and Mrs Crisman welcome a son born November 21 in Missouri. Hugh Solomon of La Porte City visited on business. Deacon Lafever left for Keota Iowa. Elvin Bowers came from Waterloo to visit relatives. E Stainbrook begins a new building north of B Q. C B Pike to occupy. W T Einster and wife visited Waterloo. Wm Bahr and wife visited Frank Albert home. Clarence Burkhart of Vinton visiting Howard Revel. C L Douthett and wife of Urbana in town. Jud Pike and family of Vinton visited F Pike. Wm Gray Jr of Waterloo called on friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Solomon
la Porte City
Lafever
Keota
Elvin Bowers
iWaterloo
E. Stainbrook
B. Q O. Wilson
C. B. Pike
W. T. Einster
Watterloo
Wm. Bahr
Frank Albert
Clarence Burkhart
Vinton
Howard Revel
C. L. Douthett
Urbana
Jud Pike
F. Pike
Wm. Gray, Jr
Waterloo
Lown
Farm Sewage Plant Featured By Technical World
Ames Iowa November 26 A farm sewage disposal plant designed by the Iowa State College state engineering experiment station is highlighted in a Technical World article How Bacteria Keep us in Health The system uses a circular septic tank a shallow lake for bacterial action an inner tank a filter and a central well with fresh air ventilators noted as a unique feature in the design to produce practically cleansed effluent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
State Engineering Experiment Station
Iowa State College
Technical World
Iowa
Cuba denies McManigal entry amid exile fears
Reports from Havana say Cuba will not admit Ortie McManigal the dynamiter and informer in the McNamara case. The state department ordered intercept measures to stop his landing and passage through ports, as Havana authorities warned immigration officials. He was last reported leaving the United States at Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cuba
Ortie McManigal
McNamara
Havana
State Department
McManigal
United States
Detroit
Highwaymen hold up man for eight cents
In Los Angeles on November 6 two masked bandits stopped Jack Grave at Fifty first and Wall streets and threatened him with a revolver. They took his eight cents, then added three more from a two cent stamp to make him owe ten cents, as they fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Taica
Philanthropic Highwaymen
Jack Grave
Woodlawn Avenue
Graves
Pifty-first
Wall Streets
Bedside disputes and a prisoner freed in Missouri
In Kansas City a judge cannot decide which side of the bed a husband or wife should occupy. In Rich Hill a constable Sam Queen was shot and a jailed prisoner freed by an unknown man who boarded a Missouri Pacific train and fired twice. The rescuer and prisoner escaped north of Rich Hill.
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Kansas City
Bland
Mra
P. Thomas
Thomas
Pal
Rich
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlante, Ga
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Jiso
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A. J. Listy
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Irene Condon
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Thomas Burdick
Little Son
Elkton, &. D
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Flora Leninger
Storm Lake
R. A. Lindsay
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Sismine Addition
Nelson
Marble Rock
Hayes King
Reynolds
W. St. Co
Arthur Fuhr
Baptist Theological School
Hey
Fred Giles
Co. G. W
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Giles
Arthur Wallace
WW. R. Agnew
Mabel Shay
J. A. Schrack
Epworth League
Arnold Offin
Elizabeth Welch
William Miller
Charles Miller
Alonzo Trebon
Oxford
H. A. Trehon
W. M. Higbee
Edith Everett
D. Bothwell
Frank Weaver
M. J. Collins
Ackley
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C.D. Peacock
State and
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Dewar
New Hartford
New Hartford High School
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Hown
New Blurtford
Kid Jamerson
Plankinton
Thera Parte
Bert Drawn
Ad Webster
J. A. Rannex
Tis Farm
Leehner
Line Grove
Rewey
Wis
A. Tl. Baloe
Irvin Watson
Morse Wateson
H. Ws. Young
Waterlon
Henry Nelson Jroine
M. Miller
J. D. Bailey
W. R
M'Manigal
Bandits
C Advertiser
Reginol
Resinol Chem. Co
Baltimore
Great Western
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Chicago Great Western
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Side Depot
ST. Joseph
Des Moines
Cleary
Depot
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Sycamore Atreets
Towa
E. P. Kretz, C. P. A
Fon
W. R. Cothern
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Blackstone
State House
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Company
Chrysanthemums
Paul Davis
C.J. Miller
Sycamord Street
F. G. Gaul Company
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