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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
4
County correspondence lists numerous personal visits and social calls across Chariton Derby Leon Humeston and Montrose with mentions of families such as Sutton Shuck Sprott Pollard and Westfall. Readers learn about local travel weather events and a lightning incident that killed a horse.
Community items record visits and travel of residents including Mrs. Mayme Throckmorton and son Frederick to Leon, Derby players in Cleveland, nurses training graduate F. M. Bell, weddings of Benjamin Sowder and Emma Eggers, and numerous social visits. Weather, school, church events, and local movements through Chariton, Indianola, Osceola, and Osage areas are noted along with fishing trips, thunderstorm damage, and a fatal carriage incident near Derby.
Miss Ruby Penick visited friends near Norwood. O V Gookin builds a new barn by Smith and Hawkins of Chariton. Dave Lewis on the railroad near Osceola visited Sunday. S A Hawks plans a summer house. Ola Holmes learns dress making in Chariton. Simon Scott and Wm Keller plan new barns. New York Mr Barner finished a saw mill and moved it to C D Smith east of Russell. Frank Wilson and wife from Chariton visited Simon Scott Friday. W W Bryand has a new home telephone. W S Pickett buried a child in Salem cemetery last week. One Chas Mites horse sick and died in Russell. Rev Thompson attended prayer meeting at Wren Hill. Miss White took her school to Norwood for a picnic at W W Clore's grave. Nora Lang and Anna Westling visited Ludington Wednesday. Wren Hill girls attended Mabel Primmer ninth birthday party Thursday.
This dealer touts top grade construction and skilled workmanship in all vehicles. Each buggy is fully warranted and finished by skilled carriage painters. Styles offered include buggy road wagon carriage Surrey Stanhope spring wagon with steel or rubber tires at competitive prices. Visit store to inspect.
The Junior Baptist Union ends for the season. Childrens Day will be observed with Rev. Palmer delivering a sermon on An Odd Sparrow in the morning and the Sunday school choir providing music. Evening programs feature music and pupil recitations. The Missionary Society meets with Mrs. Minnie Karn Thursday at 3 PM and the Benevolent Society with Mrs. Newman Friday. Mrs. Beller and the Sunday school class spent an afternoon in the park last week.
Next Sabbath observes Childrens Day with Rev Munn preaching to children in the morning and Juniors giving a song service. Prayer meetings are held Wednesday evening and T C U holds a business meeting after prayer. Juniors meet at the church next Saturday afternoon at 8 o clock. Rev Munn addressed the Fire boys last Sabbath evening.
The advertisement promises a guaranteed cure with a refund if a bottle fails to satisfy. The claim targets kidney issues and mentions a druggist refund option and price.
Next Sunday Miss Annette New Comer a splendid speaker will address the morning service and Miss Florence Mills who will sail for India next fall as missionary will speak in the evening. All are invited.
Della Worley of Newbern spent a Wednesday in the neighborhood while J P Voris of Lacona attended Sunday at Nick Lutz. Mrs Roy Meadows and Cora Mingles of Chariton visited relatives here. Fera Spiker visited Belinda with Mable Byers. Mr and Mrs Fred Carson attended Ed Poush and Hitt Gardner’s wedding in Newbean. Riley Miller and Frank Brownlee traveled to Columbia with wool Tuesday. Try James for ice cream. the finest cream in the city.
Republican delegate convention set for Ottumwa Iowa on Wednesday June 25 1902 at 1 30 PM to nominate four district court judges and handle other business Representation: one delegate per county plus one for each 200 Cummins votes in 1901 Appanoose 15 Davis 9 Jefferson 9 Lucas 9 Monroe 11 Van Buren 11 Wapello 21. By order of Committee O L Campbell Chairman.
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