The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Iowa Thursday, February 15, 1906 WARREN TOWNSHIP NEWS: A protracted meeting began at Eden Church last Sunday evening conducted by Rev. M.S. Clark. Wood sawing has been going on among the farmers energetically. However, it was interrupted by the storm on Tuesday. People changing their residence as many do this time of the year, has ceased for a few days on account of the storm and consequent bad conditions of the roads. MRS. DYER, whose residence was with her son on the farm formerly owned by D.M. Fisk near the Freedom Church, died of dropsy on Friday. Funeral services and interment on Sunday. J.P. HOLTEEN, who has lived for probably thirty-five years in this township, has sold his nice well-kept farm, had a public sale of his personal property and is now ready with his most estimable wife to take another residence in the town of Corydon, Wayne County. Will move as soon as the roads are better. Good luck to them. CHESTER PALMER and wife will live on a farm in the vicinity of New York, Wayne County. Will move between this and March lst. The whooping cough is quite prevalent among the children in some parts of the township. A man named MILLER from McLean County, Illinois, has bought the farm once owned by H. BLOUS. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copied by Nancee(McMurtrey)Seifert September 27, 2004 [email protected]