| The Lamoni Chronicle Lamoni, Iowa March 10, 1904 William SHAKESPEARE and family departed for Lucas, Friday, where they will reside. Mr. SHAKESPEARE will work in the mines at Lucas, an occupation not new to him, he having been formerly engaged in such work at Lucas. While he will be greatly missed by his friends and neighbors in the vicinity of Evergreen he will be gladly welcomed back to Lucas by his many acquaintances there. Copied by Stacey McDowell Dietiker June 19, 2003 |
| The Lamoni Chronicle Lamoni, Iowa March 10, 1904 Henry CAVENDER and family departed for Condon, Oregon Tuesday morning. As is known, they go to make their future home there. Mr. CAVENDER was in the poultry business here for some time, and by his genial disposition and straightforward business transactions gained a host of friends. He will engage in such business as he may deem most profitable. Copied by Stacey McDowell Dietiker September 6, 2003 |
| The Lamoni Chronicle Lamoni, Iowa March 10, 1904 Joseph SIMPSON and family were Friday arrivals from Essex, Iowa, coming to make their future home in our community. Mr. SIMPSON has rented the NICHOLSON farm near Evergreen, and immediately enters upon his work there. He has the appearance of a rustler, and will no doubt make the farm pay both himself and its owner. We have the pleasure of adding his name to our mailing list, as he ways he is desirous of getting in touch with the people of the community. Copied by Stacey McDowell Dietiker June 19, 2003 |
| Leon Reporter, Leon, Iowa Thursday, March 24, l904 PEARL and CLYDE PRYOR entertained a number of their friends at a St. Patrick party given at their home in honor of their birthday. The parlor and sitting room were decorated with ropes of green and crepe paper, which extended from the corners to the center of each room where they were fastened by a large Shamrock. On the curtains frogs, snakes and lizards were seen hurrying to escape from St. Patrick. The evening was pleasantly spent in music and games and at l0 o'clock all were treated to candy, and each received a souvenir. The guests departed at a late hour hoping that they might enjoy many more such pleasant occasions. Those present were: Misses -- Emma Akers, Lorna Waller, Mary Cox, (?h) Prichard, Bessie Prichard, Della Epperley, Effie Epperley, Nora Bullard, Pearl Bullard, Olive Millsap, Lois Millsap, Cora Davis. Messrs -- Wiley Akers, Willie Akers, Clyde Waller, Charley Bullard, Bert Millsap, Fred Epperley, Albert Epperly, Orra Davenport, Forrest Davenport, Glen Millsap, Floyd Powers, John Piper, Clyde Millsap, Art Kane, Clyde Marvin, Roy Marvin, Elmer Gibbons, Earnest Cummins, Eddie Prichard. Copied by Nancee(McMurtrey)Seifert |
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