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Newspaper

Chariton Patriot

Location

Chariton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1908

Page

7

Temperance movement to boost turnout with Rev Squire and Sam Small

The temperance drive comes to the county with a prohibition convention in the courthouse Saturday afternoon led by Rev E W Squire and a Sunday visit by Sam Small the Georgia evangelist. Small will speak at three o'clock in the Baptist church and again in the Christian church in the evening. The movement aims to organize every county township in Wayne and hopes to abolish liquor.

Court House W. Squire Squire Corydon Wayne County Sam” Small Georgia Baptist Church Christian Church Swall United States

Chariton Masons Host Grand Master and Officials

The Chariton Masonic lodge welcomed Grand Master P. J. Martin of Waterloo and Grand Secretary N. R. Parvin of Cedar Rapids on Thursday evening. Parvin, successor to his father Theodore Parvin, who long led the state group, spoke on Masonry and showed the Cedar Rapids library of hundreds of volumes. Annual lodge officers were elected: W. W. Bellweiber secretary Eli Oppenheimer treasurer T. P. Stanton trustee J. Copeland.

Masonic Lodge of Chariton P. J. Martin Waterloo N. R R. Parvin Cedar Rapids Grand Chariton Lodge W “W.W Bellweiber Secy Eli Oppenheimer Treas T. P. Stanton J. Cc. Copeland

Yeomen Lodge bids farewell to Hanks couple in Lucas

A Farewell Reception honored Mrs. W. B. Hanks, deputy of the Yeomen Lodge, with about 40 guests. In recognition of seven years of service, she received a silver baking dish as the Hanks couple prepare to move to Chariton where Mr. Hanks will assume duties as county auditor.

Yeomen Lodge Lucas W. B. Hanks Mrs. Hanks Chariton Mr. Hanks

Piper Buys Stanley Grocery in Chariton Chronicle

J L Piper announces purchase of the Pred C Stanley grocery on the northeast square. The railway postal clerk will run the store from now, with Mr Stanley managing until January 1. Piper aims to maintain the store's high standard.

J. L. Piper Stanley Grocery The Patriot J. L Piper Mr. Stanley Stanley Piper

Getaz Studer Miss Grace Catherine Studer Marries Louis Getaz

Getaz and Studer unions announced from Winfield Kansas and St. Louis Missouri with Novem ber 8 wedding in Winfield. The couple reside at 419 West Eleventh Street Winfield Kansas. Also noted are auction details for fifteen Duroc Jersey pigs and a brief social update about visiting relatives.

Grace Catherine Studer Afton Louis Alexis Getaz St. Louis Missouri Winfield Kansas Fanny Steele Chariton Getar Ait West Eleventh Street

Obituary of Jacob D. Hardin veteran of 7th Iowa Cavalry

Jacob D. Hardin died at his home on 18th street on December 6 1908 aged 74. Funeral services were conducted by Rev W 8 Mc Cullagh from the Presbyterian church with interment in Chariton cemetery. He was born October 24 1834 in Zanesville Ohio and married Elizabeth Patterson in Jamestown Pennsylvania. The couple moved to Chariton in 1860 with a year in Sidney. He served as captain in Company D 7th Iowa Cavalry for three years. He and Elizabeth had four children Jessie P Ghariotn Mrs Howard Smith Hollidaysburg Pa Mrs J E Stemen Red Oak and Mrs E R Sargent Des Moines, all present except Mrs Smith. He worked thirty years as general stock agent for C B & Q. The bereaved wife and children receive sympathy from friends. attendees included W G Wagner and T C Scroggs Burlington, Mr and Mrs I N Funk Wooster Ohio, and Mr Harper Osceola.

Jacob D. Hardin 18Th Street W. 8. McCullagh Presbyterian Church Chariton Zanesville Ohio Elizabeth Patterson Jamestown Pennsylvania Sidney Iowa Hardin Jessie P Ghariton Howard Smith Hollidaysburg J. E. Stemen Red Oak E.R. Sargent Des Moines Smith W. G. Wagner T. C. Scroggs Burlington I. N. Funk Wooster Mr. Harper Osceola

Dividend Expected by First National Bank Receivership

The Patriot notes a 25 percent dividend for depositors was to be declared within thirty days, but delays occurred as funds owed by Chicago parties remained unpaid. Receiver Jamison hopes to receive the money soon and seeks permission from the treasury department to disburse funds to depositors. The department should expedite the payout as prior obstacles are resolved.

the Patriot First National Bank Jamison Chicago Treasury Department Department Lucas County

Assessment Notice for Sewer Map Block 9 in City

Public notice declares a prepared map and schedule of assessments for the north south sewer in Block 9 alley. It lists owners and amounts. objections must be filed with City Clerk by Dec 30 1908. first publication Dec 10 1908. city council to finalize assessments per law.

L. F. Maple

Family Reunion Honors Mr Edward Spencer in Jackson Township

Mr and Mrs Edward Spencer of Jackson township were surprised by their children on Monday December 7 to mark his sixty fifth birthday. Twenty attended including five sons one daughter and six grandchildren. Spencer, a Civil War veteran, served with the 13th Iowa volunteers. The day featured games and a social gathering with baskets and a long table of eatables.

Edward’ Spencer Jackson Township Spencer 13Th Iowa Volunteers

Mrs Ballard Of Shobonier To Stay For Holidays

Mrs Laura Ballard of Shobonier Illinois visits her mother Mrs Mary Terrell and sister Mrs A J Osenbaugh and will remain until after the holidays.

Laura ‘Ballard Shobonier Illinois Mary A. Terrell A. J. Osenbaugh Ballard

Social club dinners and gatherings fill week

A series of social events with members of the History Club P E B O ladies and various clubs including the Noxall Club G A R W R O Pandora Club Zeta Epsilon Chi Mantanwa Clubs and multiple home entertainments are noted. Hosts include Mrs T M Stuart Mrs Simon Oppenheimer and Miss Nellie Hanlin among others with various likenesses cards dances and birthdays observed.

History Club T. M. Stuart Mesdames D. Q. Storie Sr . R. Gibbon Joseph Russell C. 'T. Brant Arnold Webster Hakes W. F. Hatcher Emily McCormick Pandora Club Nellie Hanlin North Grand

Sacred Concerts by St Andrew's Choir on Sunday Evening

St Andrew's church presents a Sunday December 13 sacred concert series with four pieces. The program features new music in the first concert and old familiar works in the second and third segments. Notable solos and choruses include Hark the Glad Sound and Fling Wide the Gates with performers Miss Jessie MeIntire Miss Willie Elise Brown and Mr Hubbard among others.

St. Andrew's Church Simper Nurse Dimittes Aes Farmer Jessie MeIntire Webber Willie Elise Brown Ngghes Wong Stainer C. Hickman Hark Miss Carrie Custer Sons of Earth Esceeseee Uyer Solo Mr. Hubbard

Fletcher Widenmann Wedding Planned in Seattle

The marriage of Charles Roy Fletcher of Seattle and Esther Josephine Widenmann previously of Chariton will be held Wednesday December 16 at the bride’s home in Seattle. The couple will visit near Chariton on their wedding trip and reside at 4840 North 55th Street Seattle after February 1.

Charles Roy Fletcher Seattle Washington Chariton Eshter Josephine Widenmann Mrs. Fletcher North 55Th Street

Local Marriage Licenses and Community Notices

Marriage licenses issued for Carl Atha age 19 and Gracie M. Matheny age 17, Ray E. Sellers 21 and Grace Larimer 20. Residents and visitors travel between Russell, Lucas, Knoxville, Des Moines and Ottumwa for visits and work, with social and family updates from Blanchard, Yocom, Terrell, Osenbaugh, and local residents including Harry Lewis Sr. and James Wright Jr. in Chariton and surrounding areas.

Carl Atha Gracie M. Matheny Ray E. Sellers Grace Larimer Frances Blanchard Russell E. M. Blanchard Minnie Yocom Sioux Falls South Dakota Mary A. Terrell Lucas A. J. Osenbaugh Harry, Lewis, Sr J. H. Carroll Knoxville R. “Abernathy Kansas F. M. Abernathy Thomas Avitt Ottumwa Fred Geeno Des Hobbs

Temperance and Community Events At Local Church

The Christian church hosts a Sunday sermon Add to Knowledge Temperance and a Sunday evening talk by Rev Sam Small, noted Georgia evangelist. The ladies aid society meets Friday with Mrs Chas Noble and a church social Dec 18 includes refreshments and a dollar story session.

Christian Church Ladies Aid Society Chas Noble Ladies Church Sam Small Georgia

Salvation and Baptism Missions at Local Churches

Church activities fill the week with sermons on three garden questions and baptism at both morning and evening services. A reception for new members, a benevolent society meeting, and Sunday school events are announced, with several pastors and churches named and many locals noted in attendance and travel.

Baptist Church The Benevolent Society M. B

Roosevelt's Last Message From President Roosevelt

The Patriot presents abridged excerpts of Theodore Roosevelt's final message to Congress and the nation. He reiterates Sherman act reforms, supports railroad control by the ICC, and urges forest protection inland waterways postal savings banks and limited parcels post. He also favors Arizona and New Mexico statehood, Panama Canal progress, Puerto Rican citizenship, and a stronger navy. He notes Cuba’s occupation ending soon and praises foreign reception of the fleet. The paper urges readers to subscribe to Outlook for his post presidency views.

Theodore Roosevelt Congress Roosevelt Interstate Commerce Commission Arizona New Mexico Panama Canal Philippines Porto Rico Cuba Patriot Outlook

Death by Own Action Near Lacona Farm Family Man

George W Mitchell a well to do Lacona area farmer died by suicide near Stewart's lumber yard after filing a will at Farmers Savings Bank. He carried a shotgun and died instantly with his clothes on fire. He left a wife and five children. He was a Mason and Odd Fellow. Local coroner not summoned. Rumored causes include religious fanaticism and domestic trouble.

George Mitchell Shooting Farmers’ Saving Bank Stewart Ackers Masonic and Odd Fellows Lacona

Will Winter in California With Dr McElveen and Wife

Dr J A McElveen and wife plan to depart for California on December 16 reaching Riverside to visit their daughter Mrs Hugh H Craig. They expect to spend the winter there and forego the harsh local winter. The return to Chariton will be welcomed by friends and hosts.

J. A. McElveen California Riverside Hugh H. Craig Chariton

Auction Reminder and Local Society Notes

Milling auctioneers McMains and Johnson advertise a sale six miles south of Chariton on December 12 at 10 30 a m featuring horses cattle hops and farm implements. Eureka bakery gains partner J P Ream and M C Lambert of Chadron Nebraska. Throckmortons seek yearly settlements, and several social visits are reported including Mrs Margaret Powell and Mrs Mina Goodwin, Mrs J M Harrison and Mrs Charles Peppers, with others noting illness and family visits.

Chariton McMains & Johnson J. P. Ream

Chariton Women Urged to Mail Invitations by Messenger

Post office decision declares card party invitations offering prizes as lotteries. Invitations must not be mailed and should be delivered by messenger to avoid possible arrest. Local postmasters will watch for such notices, though prosecutions remain unlikely.

Chariton Post Office Department E. P. Goodwin Hasselquist

Throckmorton Throcks to Grace Griffith in Chariton Wedding

C Gross Throckmorton of Gibbon Nebraska formerly of Chariton wed Grace Griffith daughter of Rev A E Griffith Atlantic November 30 at the bride's home. Groom son of Dr and Mrs T M Throckmorton, a Chariton and Ames graduate, electrical engineer for Union Pacific. Newlyweds left for Gibbon to begin life together with best wishes.

C. Gross Throckmorton Gibbon Nebraska Chariton Grace Griffith A. E. Griffith Atlantic T. M. Throckmorton Chariton Public Schools Ames Simpson College Indianola Throckmorton Union Pacific Railway Patrio

Narrow Escape from Gasoline Explosion at Repair Shop

Arthur Douglass narrowly avoided serious injuries after pouring gasoline on a fire in his repair shop on Monday morning. The can exploded, clothing caught fire, and he rolled in the snow to extinguish flames. His left hand burned badly and his face slightly. Only a pint of gasoline remained in the can.

Arthur Douglass Mr. Douglass

Public Auction and Local Notices From Lucas County

Public sales announced for Tuesday December 15 at Will Bar ger farm two miles south of Lucas offering four horses and colts 29 head of cattle hogs and corn. Larimer Brown to sell Monday December 14 at Maple wild Farm one mile west of Chariton fifty head of thorebred Shorthorn cattle cows calves heifers and yearling bulls. Visit with Tobias McGill and daughter in Cedar township former resident now Great Bend Kansas. Lucas county Rural Route patrons offered Chicago Daily Tribune for a year at 200. Ernest F Dawson grandson of Wm N Dawson lost an eye while working at Murray iron works Burlington. A new hardware store Dushee Brothers Frank and Fred will open mid February north of to serve a chicken dinner this Saturday in the building east of Sale begins at two o clock.

C. W. Sugden St. Joe Sugden Lyric Moving Picture Theatre Chariton Tobias McGill Elva Great Bend Kansas Nerces Mesdames Henry G. J. Gittinger Russell Osceola Jack Evans Burlington Road Robert’ Peterson Caleb Shelton J. G. Foulks D. A. Enslow Ben Straussburger Albia Mesdames Simon Eli Oppenheimer Oma Snedaker W. H. Snedaker Pleasant Hill Hollinger & Larimer T. C. Allen Lagrange F. Gasser Fred Boland van’ Wert George Sage A. B. Russell Humeston O.d.helt H. C. Kinsell New Mexico i A. D. Haltom Will Cedar Township Lucas County Mr. McGill Ernest F. Dawson Wm. N. Dawson Murray Iron Works Burlington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Getaz-Studer Crimson Wonder Savannah Bellé Daisy Will ‘Gillespie Colorado P. EB. O Simon Oppenheimer South Grand Florence Maple Court Avenue Noxall Club Walter Schreiber Helen Boyles North Main L. F Maple East Court Avenue Zeta Epsilon Chi H. H. Larimer Mantanwa Club Regia Talbott Fletcher—Widenmann Stratton U. B Eliash the Prophet Young Ladies Swedish Mission Church C. L Anna Southland Harmony School House U. P. Church Rev Finley M.C. Lambert Chadron, Neb Whitleseys Eureka Margaret Powell Avery Mina Goodwin J. M. Harrison Charles Peppers Omaha J. D. Beaman Elizabeth N. E.' Wilson East ‘Court Avenue Carl Sigler Eikenberry Chicago Daily Tribune the Tribune Ofruary the. Dushee Frank T. M. Dunshee Sale
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