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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
4
Derby residents share visits and travel news with relatives in Chariton Humeston and Leon. Community events include a B A Y oyster supper and a Rebekah lodge installation. A Derby school program, multiple illnesses and marriages add to the week’s local bustle.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Clark celebrate the arrival of a son born Monday February 8 1908. Various travelers visitors and social visits are noted including Mrs O W Brown visiting Cambria and attending a missionary meeting at Mrs O C Keen s home. Several residents plan moves work changes and family visits across Oakley Lacona Lucas Milo and Indianola with updates on schooling illness and travel.
Jas Cummins Sr slipped on ice Thursday and suffered a serious collarbone injury. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Walter McKinley is improving after illness. Clarence Jennison sick with typhoid fever shows signs of recovery. Auber McKinley in Oklahoma underwent foot surgery due to blood poisoning after a message arrived Monday. Myrtie Phillips recovering from grippe and able to sit up. Mrs Steve Fenley learned her mother in Hiteman was critically ill and traveled there. the mother died that afternoon at 3.
A health claim states that Foley's Honey and Tar prevents pneumonia or consumption after coughs or colds. The notice urges using only the genuine product in a yellow package and warns against imitation remedies.
Obituary notes for Sarah Ann Newbern wife of Jefferson Burton dies of pneumonia at 26 in Flagler born 1881. funeral at Kirton cemetery. James Stout, 78, dies after illness. services at home. Local notices include assesor D R Baker in Liberty township and various visits, travel, and lagrippe sickness across the community in Newbern Iowa.
Whitebreast Center J R Bennett returns from Burns Kansas business trip. Alice Ansley visits Mrs Lizzie Peterson. W T Vincent buys three head of young horses at Joseph Deans sale. Ray Fain of Burns arrives for a visit with relatives. Dorothy Swanson sick last week. Young people attend a party at Jim Roberts. Anna Arvidson completes term at Clinton school. Perry Walker of Pleasantville visits with Albert Carroll family then leaves home. Mrs Jessie Landis visits Van Wert to see her parents. Mr and Mrs Heckathorn visit relatives near Cloud Marion Co. Jim Roberts and family move to Cope land farm. A Arvidson is quite sick. Mrs Ira Noble spends Saturday night in Russell with her mother Mary Aldrich.
William Taylor Russell aged 89 1 21 died at his daughter Mrs George W Riker home in Russell on Saturday after a brief illness. He was born in Connecticut and moved to New York State at eight to work as a blacksmith. Funeral services were held at his daughter’s home conducted by Rev D Shenton. Interment followed in Victory New York. He leaves three daughters four sons three sisters and four brothers. Community sympathy was extended to the family.
Oakley mourns grandfather James Stout who died after pneumonia and paralysis. James Stout, longtime Lucas County resident, leaves a wife and children Ora Keen Carlysle and Ed Stout. Funeral Tuesday at the family home with burial in Newbern cemetery. Others: Frank Peterson ill with grip. Mrs. Cora Keen visiting her father during illness. Elmer Willoughby at Chas Webbs. Owen Miller and Mrs Frank Booth sick. Ad Spiker in Chariton.
The right remedy is a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse the stomach and regulate the liver and bowels. Price 26 cents. Free samples at Williamson Drug Co. Mrs. Henry Gittinger spent Sunday in Osceola. J Israel visits Woodburn to invoice his store. Mrs. Frances Mitchell went to Melrose for Mrs. George Eaton's funeral.
Not only teachers but every man and woman in Lucas County interested in education are invited to meet in the court house Saturday February 22. The Equal Suffrage Society will meet at the home of Mrs. D N Rogers Monday February 17 at 2 30. Subject Wage Earning Women.
Mr W L Marquis and Miss Hazek DeMunden of Woodburn were married at the M B E parsonage Tuesday morning at ten. The groom works in horse buying and the couple returned to Woodburn Tuesday afternoon.
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