Letter from Klondike detailing death of C. W. Rose’s companion
In Dawson Yukon Territory on November 25 1900 C W Rose writes to his wife Jennie Rose of the death of Starl Riggins of Indianola from kidney disease and pneumonia after a long illness. He recounts care by nurses and a close companion Ineus and a local helper, notes plans to ship the remains to California and urges Jennie to extend condolences to Mrs Riggins. He mentions awaiting more letters and sends love to Bert and Kate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Rose
C. W. Rose
Starl Riggins
Indianola
Alaska
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Jennie
Mrs. Riggins
Ineus
California
Bert
Kate
Fire Destroys Q Property Coal House Belongs to C B and Q
About 9 o clock this morning the alarm of fire sounded and investigation showed the large coal house of the C B Q. The roof likely caught from a spark from a passing engine. The entire fire department responded with babcocks hook and ladder wagon engine and hose carts but it was some time before they subdued the flames. The loss will be slight due to their faithful work.
Pleasantly Remembered as They Move to Memphis Home
Mrs. Frank Andrews and her mother depart for Memphis Tenn with Mrs. Curtis Clark and children. Mr. Andrews, long time M E T engineer, has a new post with Ft S M B Railway. Denison friends join in celebrating their move with a farewell gathering at 928 Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Andrews
Curtis Clark
Memphis
Tenn
Andrews
Ft. S. M. B. Railway
Rush
Reminder panel echoes Bechtel’s guiding rule
A Burlington official displays an illuminated panel reading Do all the good you can in all the ways you can to all the people you can in every place you can At all times you can As long as ever you can The sentiment was adopted from his daughter’s desk by J M Bechtel a division fright and passenger agent whose friends say he does not need such a reminder and the Partner agrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bechtel
Burlington
Gay Time Reunion At Thomas Gay Home On 4th Street
A joyful Christmas gathering united the Thomas Gay family and descendants from the north and west at the parental home on 4th Street and Court Ave. Six children and twelve grandchildren attended, sharing stories of olden times and songs, promising to remember the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas.Gay
4Th Street
Court Ave
Iowa
Carrie
Eugene
Addie
Alva
Emma
Margaret
Funeral services for George W. Blake held at home
The late George W. Blake was honored in a Sunday afternoon service at his home conducted by Rev. Joseph A. Russell with assistants Rev. W. W. Whitten and Rev. A. C. Ormond. The G. A. R. Post led graveside rites and the I. C. 0. TF lodge attended. Out of town relatives included Mrs. Harriett Drummond, Arthur Blake, T. H. Blake, Mrs. George Towle, Ross G., and Attorney and Mrs. C. G. McIntyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Blake
Joseph A. Russell
W. W. Whitten
A. C. Ormond
G. A. R. Post
Highland
Utah
Arthur Blake
Sualt
Lake, City
T. H. Blake
George Towle
Ross G
Omaha
Blake
C. CG. McIntyre
Ottumwa
Comrade Blake dies at Chariton a civic leader and veteran
Comrade George Washington Blake of Chariton Iowa died December 20 1900 after a brief illness of about 15 hours. He served in Co K 2nd Levt Infantry reenlisted as lieutenant at Corinth where wounded yet recovered and returned to duty. He later served on staff and earned an honorable discharge May 17 1864. A hardware businessman he married twice and had three children. A charter member of Iseminger Post he acted as Adjutant and Post Commander. The post expresses deep condolence to his widow and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Blake
Chariton
Iowa
Brewer
Maine
Ottumwa
William Daggett
Co. K. 2Nd Letvar Infantry
Corinth
Miss
Carrie Edginton
London
England
Charles Arthur
Salt Lake
Utah
Harriet B
Thomas R. Drummond
Highland
George Clarence Blake
Tamar Arabell Chickering
Massachusetts
Charleton
Blake
John Blake
Iseminger
Adjt
George W. Blake
Iseminger Post
H. G. Curtis
Leonard Manning
H. Bouse
Free Sample Boschee's German Syrup At Storie's Drug Store
Adults with colds bronchitis throat or lung troubles may receive a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup at Storie's drug store. One bottle per person and none to children without parental order. Described as a leading throat and lung remedy widely endorsed by physicians and sold by druggists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storie
Boschee
Ten Days Special Sale Clears Broken Menswear
A ten days' sale of Men's and Boys' clothing yielded the largest ten day total in the store's history. The shop now clears broken lines and odd lots of high grade merchandise including overcoats suits trousers hats caps furnishings and men's shoes at prices aimed to move stock immediately.
Made to measure suits at ready-made prices
Wholesale tailor offers about one hundred pieces of fine cloth enough for one or two suits or a pair of pants per pattern. Prices cut at 3314 until sold, with a fit guarantee to satisfy or no sale.
Death of P. M. Lindstrom Valued Church Member
P M Lindstrom about 80 was found dead in his bed after attending a Christmas service at the Swedish Lutheran Church. Authorities suspect heart trouble. He was respected for his honesty and kindness and leaves a wife and son G Lindstrom who was away in Marathon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Lindstrom
Mgr. Lindstrom
High
Esteen
Christ
G. Lindstrom
Marathon
Christmas Observed Across City Churches
Several churches held holiday programs on Christmas with choirs, recitations, and children singing. The U P church staged an Old Time Christmas Party with a Santa chimney. Baptist and Episcopal services featured decorated trees and musical pieces. Presbyterian, Swedish Lutheran also hosted trees and performances. audiences enjoyed festive gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P
Baptist Church
Pearl Howard
Erminnine Bonesteel
Episcopal Church
Presbyterian
U. P. Church dinner raises seventy five dollars
The annual sale and dinner by the ladies of the U. P. church in the courthouse assembly room last Saturday was well patronized. The dinner was exceptionally good and generously served. The fancy and useful articles display was fine and sold well, clearing about $75.00. A nice lot of fancy work remains at the home of Mrs. W. E. Badger and will be sold at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Court House
W. E. Badger
Logansport Welcomes Riley with Culver Students
James Whitcomb Riley received a warm reception at his Logansport Indiana home life event attended by Governor Durbin and many dignitaries. Culver Military Academy students including Mortimer Wilson performed violin solos praised by Logansport Daily Reporter Daily Pharos and Daily Journal for artistry and rapturous reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton
James Whitcomb Riley
Logansport
Ind
Governor Durbin
Culver Military Academy
Daily Reporter
Giffe
Mortimer Br. Wilson
Culver
Wilson
Daily Pharos
Riley
W. T. Giffe
Mortimer KE. Wilson
DeBernot
Daily Journal
Mortimer E. Wilson
Successful Box Supper at Grove School No 4
A box supper hosted by Miss Gertrude Welch and pupils last Friday near the fair grounds drew a large crowd and filled the schoolhouse. Recitations pleased attendees while proceeds will fund library expansion for the district. Mr and Mrs Harry Dp and Mrs Robert Nolan opened homes to accommodate guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove School No. 4
Fairgrounds
Gertrude Welch
Harry
Robert Nolan
Iseminger Post Resolution on Comrade Robert Herring
Iseminger Post No 18 G A R mourns Comrade Robert Herring of Company H Thirty fourth Iowa Infantry who died October 18 1900. The comrades extend heartfelt sympathy to his family in this great affliction. He did well his part in war and as citizen and soldier his honor lies with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iseminger
G. A.R
Robert Herring
H. Thirty-fourth
Iowa Infantry
Oet
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Sheuerman’s
Klondike
CG. W. Rose
The
Woman’s Relief Corps
Rockers
Southwest Corner Square
Hollinger & Larimer
West Side Square
Chariton, Iowa
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