Chariton Charitonities and visits fill the week
Mrs S D Houston visits Clarinda friends while Dr J H Stumbaugh and others travel between Chariton Clarinda and Ottumwa. Several residents visit relatives in Albia Ottumwa and Glenwood. local court matters and a single marriage license are noted along with shop and hotel business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Houston
Clarinda
J. H. Stumbaugh
Lacona
Chariton
Claude Patrick
Fairfield
Goldsberry
Joseph Clark
Chariton social notes show visitors and family news
Ed Elliott from Russell visited Chariton last Saturday while Fred Newell from Albia also called on friends there. Capt N B Gardner from Monroe visits with daughters and Mr Mrs Israel of Grand Rapids spend holidays in Chariton. Henn Proctor from Clyde arrived after the death of his sister in law Mrs Chesnut. Henry Wormley and family move to Seattle after month in Chariton. Mrs Coles travels to Perry and Fort Worth for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Lisle
Clarinda
Chariton
C. N. Black
Rebecca A. Black
Gravity
William Marshall
Chicago
Burlington
Nellie W. Clow
Ottumwa
A. S. Busselle
M. L. Hindman
Harold
R. E. Hindman
W. H. Dewey
The
Democrat
Texas
Gail Walker Shane
Willie Brown
Stockport
Harry Holmes
Lucas County
Creston
Frank Richards
Lucas Ledger
Hazel
Fernleaf
Christamas
Myrtle Callahan
Red Oak
C. W. Callahan
Clerk Wells
J. J. Mumford
Ethel Godlove
Hamilton
Norwood
Sheriff Manning
Jirl
Dausahter
Frank E. Paine
Depot Hotel
Aurora
Joella Long
Sigourney
Josephina Middleton
Lincoln
Neb
Union College
Bert Callahan
Ames
Ethel Callahan
Normal
Cedar Falls
Myrtle Cowan
Whitebreast Township
Ed Elliott
Russell
Fred Newell
Albia
Frank Brown
Miss Vernon Householder
J. E. Roth
Ed Hunt
Fairfield
H.F. Carson
Capt
N. B. Gardner
Monroe
B. R. VanDyke
G. W. Wiltsey
Henn Proctor
Clyde
John Chesnut
George Israel
Grand Rapids
Mich
Israel
T. M. Stuart
Henry Wormley
Des Moines
Seattle
Wash
R. J. Coles
Perry
Fort Worth
Tex
Cora Vickrow
Hanks, Gardner & Beaver
Knoxville
State of Iowa
Allen
President Roosevelt jokes on dividing affairs to save time
Washington dispatch says President Roosevelt joked about splitting government work into two parts to save time. Senator Mason of Illinois and Representative Boreing of Kentucky visited him. Mason arrived first, while Boreing waited. The quip comes as much of the president's attention has focused on Kentucky matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
New York Times
Mason
Linois
Boreing
Kentucky
United States
Land transfers and parcels in various counties totaling several thousand dollars
A series of property deeds records assignments of farms and lots. Transfers include F P Wright to T H Milnes for 8 acres in Lincoln two at 3200 dollars, A R Boyd to AD Boyd for 40 acres in Washington two at 3600, and multiple others in Pleasant two and surrounding areas with prices from 150 to 2800. A final retail note promotes H A Yost’s bonbon boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F P Wright
T H and Cie Milnes
Lincoln
A R Boyd
AD Boyd
Washington
A Farber
Jay J Smyth
Pleasant Two
P V van Arsdale
J J Smyth
J A’brown
S Roberts
ER Evans
W E
Mattie Walton
Husb
W F
CE Kull
Chariton
E Jenkins
Margret Irvine
Russell
Bertha’ Oaks
Lillie B Barlow
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed By Resident Figures
In Toowoomba the Gazette publishes a resident's endorsement of Chamberlains Cough Remedy as an effective cough cure after two months of suffering. The testimonial from W C Wockner praises the medicine and notes it is sold by D Q Storie for those seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Toowoomba
Australia
Chamberlain
W. C. Wockner
Roast Turkey With Breast Down For Richer Flavor
A New Orleans man cites a French cook to claim roasting turkey breast down yields juicier, tastier meat. Juices and dressing flavors flow to the breast, avoiding dryness, while presentation remains appealing at table. Fluke's offers books at good prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Christmas toy energy and a kidney cure testimonial
A Detroit Free Press fragment cites a judge praising Foley s Honey and Tar for coughs and colds while D Q Storie lauds it as best of its kind. A Ohio man claims Foley s Kidney Cure cured kidney problems after four days, enabling a return to work. Farm loan offers from Galloway Land and Farm Co. in Blake Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Lynch
Daily Post
Phillipsburg
N. J
Foley
Chas. Replogle
Atwater
Ohio
Q. Brom
Will Do Nursing Offer in Russell Iowa
Miss Mary Patterson of Russell Iowa advertises nursing readiness offering day or night calls and a trial prospect. The note mentions locally advertised remedies and services including Foley's Honey and Tar and other home products, with contact line and box number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Patterson
Russell
Iowa
Dow Lands for Sale Mixed Acreage in Multiple Townships
Land auction notice lists 160 to 80 acre parcels across Pleasant Cedar White Breast Jackson Liberty and English townships. parcels include sections 34 15 35 19 14 92 7 and others. Seller offers separate tracts with options for improved farms or town houses and lots. Contact for details and viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant
Jackson Tp
Liberty Township
Information Wanted and Antique Cigar Offer
The Banner Salve manufacturers seek reports of ulcers erys fetter eczema or piles cured by their product. They promise refunds if it fails. D Q Storm promotes a No 4 to 6 cent cigar as the best smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner
Salve
D. Q. Storm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zora Harper
Daugher Helen
Wallace, Neb
G. J. Stewart
Eloise Harper
J. B. Brown
Fremont
Mr. Brown
Henry Picard
Pleasant Plain
W. K. Larimer
James
Yost
Hkurexa Bakery
Flukea
Quarty
Our Book Department
North Side Square
Post Office
REA & Beem
Eureka Bakery
Fluke’s
North Side
J. A. Bown
T. A. Bown
George James
H. A. Yost
Galloway Land and Farm Co
Blake Building
D. Q. Stortz
Susu
Osceola
Leon
Indianola
E. O. Wilson
Tkt. Agt
Dow Lands
Jackson
Jenk E. Wright
Over Poatoffice
Geo. N. James
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