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Newspaper

Benton County Times

Location

Vinton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1905

Page

2

A B Chapman Killed In Texas Train Accident

A. B. Chapman, a brakeman for Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, was killed after reportedly falling from a moving train and being dragged beneath cars. He was 28, recently married, living in Gainesville Texas. His wife was visiting Bar Harbor Michigan. funeral planned this afternoon. Chapman's family and friends grieve.

A.H. Chapman A. B. Chapman Atchison, Topeka & Kansas Chapman Gainesville Texas Bar Harbor Michigan Mr. Chapman Vinton Mich

Church Notes and Revival Plans Highlight Local Services

Dr DeWitt Clinton will lead both morning and evening services at the M E pulpit next Sunday. Rev F L Loveland of Waterloo visited the M E church Sunday evening. Epworth League holds regular business Friday at the M E church. M E ladies to serve tea in ay yah parlors Thursday evening. Revival meetings begin at the Christian church on October 22. Eliotts class boys finished repairing and painting their basement classroom. Ladies Aid painted dining hall, creating a fine meals room. Usual monthly dinner one week from next Saturday. W Rambo of Des Moines to speak to Christian church youth next Sunday evening. Basket dinner at Christian church Saturday and Sunday for county convention. Rev Thos Carlson of Shellsburg preached at M E church last Sunday in exchange with Dr Clinton.

DeWitt Clinton M. E F. L. Loveland Waterloo Epworth League M. BE The Christian Church Eliott Christian Sunday School Ladies Aid Society W. Rambo Des Moines

Waterloo

Ed Bakers of Waterloo tapped the till at the Balyea house and pocketed 1.50 of the other fellow’s money. He was arrested for larceny and bound over to the grand jury under 600 dollars bail. His father posted bail Monday.

Ed. Bakers Waterloo Balyea House

County Fair Entry Submissions Open and Locations

Entries are now being accepted with the secretary in George Horridge’s storeroom for all categories except Fine Art. Fine Art entries may be mailed or delivered to the home of Secretary Miss Jennie Williams. ARAD THOMPSON, Sec.

George Horridge Jennie Williams Arad Thompson

Henderson Stock Company at Watson's Opera House Opener

Henderson Stock Company led by Richard Henderson comes to Watson's Opera House next week with manager Vedder and a strong cast including Chas. R. Phipps Chas. Courtney Edythe Prettyman Will G. Drumm Ida Dawn and Jack Norton. Scenic productions of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde The Vendetta and other shows feature full special scenery and electrical effects. Ladies free on opening night. Admission prices follow the advertisement and small bills.

Watson’s Opera House Henderson Stock Company Richard Henderson

Public School Opening Announced and Staffing Changes

An entrance exam for the High School is set for Friday September 8 in the East building, plus exams for grade classification. The Superintendent will be available all week to discuss school work. Textbook changes include Smith's Arithmetic for beginners and Carhart and Chute Physics for the high school. Mrs. Sherwood has resigned after being elected to replace Mrs. Shinn. The staff listed includes Prof. Dornon, Prof. Fellows, Mrs. Sherwood, Ethel R. Golden, Blanche McLaughlin, Elia Lathrop, Minta Keith, Eva Moon, Avis Shaw, Maude E. Dick, Anna Cotton, Della K. Lutes, Helen E. McLane, Jennie Stewart, Ruth Shaw, Nellie Crosby, Ada Pemberton, Ella Brubaker.

Smith Hall Carhart & Chute Sherwood Shinn A. M. M. Dornon Fellows West School Ethel R. Golden Blanche McLaughlin Elia Lathrop Minta Keith Eva Moon Avis Shaw Maude E. Dick Anna Cotton Della K. Lutes Helen E. McLane Jennie Stewart Ruth Shaw Nellie Crosby Ada Pemberton Ella Brubaker

Injuries Hit Louisville Club After City Collision

Eight members of a Louisville based club were hurt when a trolley car collided with a wagonette transporting players from the ball park to a hotel in Kansas City Missouri. Pitcher Ea Kenna suffered severe arm and head injuries. Center Fielder Fred Clay and others sustained leg thigh ankle and hand injuries with varying seriousness. Kenna and Clay were to be moved to Louisville for hospitalization and recovery.

Kansas City Ball Park Ea Kenna Fred Clay Larry Quinlan Senter Sullivan Rey Brashear Nathan Wilbur Billy” Hallman Iback Stecher Highteenth Olive Streets Kenna Clay Brashear Louisville

Who Will Be Queen of the Carnival in Vinton

Vinton hosts a carnival queen contest with an Indiamond ring and a 25 gold watch as prizes. Voting starts next Monday with locations at the Post Office News Stand Parsons & Port and The Annex. The ring and watch are displayed at Parsons & Port's.

Msl Vinton Post Office Parsons & Port

Forty Seventh Annual Christian Church Convention at Vinton

The county Christian church convention assembles in Vinton over Friday to Sunday with a full program of services, discussions, and sermons. Notable participants include W. E. Rambo from reform work in India and D. L. Norris Sr. plus local leaders like L. M. Starr, E. G. Lockhart, and W. D. Davy. The event features devotional services, addresses, Sunday school reports, special music, and sermons at multiple venues in Vinton.

The Christian Church Vinton Christian Church P.C Cumberland Round Table Cumberland Clara McCulley Visi E.G. Lockhart C. W. EL MA Mrs. Kellogg W. E. Rambo India Oak Grove Rogers C.L. Walker Urbana D. C Senday Evexing Myrtle Underwood Bertha Gaasch Vinton

Advertised Letter List for Week Ending Sept 2 1900

List of names including P F Mills Mars John Sellers and R G Freier among others. Advertised letters for week ending September 2 1900.

Lisserancetine Equi i P_ F Mills Mars John Sellers R. G. Freier

Peter Wyckoff Dead In Vinton After Illness

Peter Wyckoff, long time Vinton resident born in Indiana, died at home Sunday afternoon September 3 after a lingering illness. He was about 68, had five children with his first wife Mary Robinson and five with his second wife Cora Crawford. Surviving children include Flora, Florence, George, Minnie, Henry, Gertrude, Clifton, Norman, Alice and Martha. Funeral services were held Tuesday at his residence conducted by Rev. S S Hirscher and Rev. A B Elliott.

Peter B. Wyckoff Vinton Mr. Wyckoff Peter Wyckoff la Porte County Indiana Benton County Iowa Big Grove Township Mary E. Robinson Flora Florence Roe George E Minnie Henry Cora Crawford Gertrude Clifton Norman Alice Martha

Temperance Lectures by H. H. Abrams in Mt Auburn

H. H. Abrams, a leading Iowa temperance worker, will speak at Mt. Auburn next Sunday and Monday evenings September 10 and 11. He will present stereopticon lectures at the M. E. church and the Church of Christ, drawing large crowds with praise for prior Vinton talks.

H. H. Abrams Iowa Mt. Auburn M. E Church of Christ Fairview U. B Prairie Creek Church of Christ

Dr McGowan Married in Elegant Waterloo Home

An impressive home wedding took place Tuesday August 29 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Burt 414 Allen street. Grace Sylvia Burt married Dr John Stewart McGowan of Vinton Iowa in a ceremony led by Rev H W Mabie Cedar Falls. Guests included Lothrop M Burt St Louis John Heath Vinton and Rev Mabie. The couple plan a honeymoon in Canada and will reside in Vinton.

Horace E. Burt Allen Street Grace Sylvia Burt John Stewart McGowan Vinton Iowa Mendelssohn Mabel Ettinger H. W Mabie Cedar Falls Faye Burt Gladys Powers Lothrop M. Burt St. Louis Thomas H. Hack Proctor John Heath Mabie Waterloo

Biggest Fish of the Season Caught at Barnett's Cutoff

Dick Hodge and Chas Parsel hauled a 38 inch monster, weighing 17 pounds, from Barnett's Cutoff on Tuesday morning. The catch likely wins the prize, a two year Times subscription.

Dick Hodge Chas. Parsel Barnett The Times

Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cure Coughs

A historical advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a remedy that cures all coughs and expels colds by gently moving the bowels. The claim emphasizes a universal curing effect and bowel action as the mechanism.

Kennedy

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