Derby H Cekleberry and Town Celebrate With Ice Cream
Derby hosting celebrations with entertainment committees at work. children's day exercises scheduled at M E Church in the morning and Presbyterian in the evening. Local visitors include Rev Purmost of Waterloo and Mrs S W Crowley of Des Moines. families from Chariton and local residents attend events. Ladies of the Presbyterian church will serve ice cream strawberries and cake at the Opera House Saturday evening.
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Local Family News Notes From Chariton Area
Mr J E Sendquist and daughter left Tuesday to visit relatives in Davenport and Illinois. Mrs C H Davis has been quite sick since last Saturday. Wilfred and Lewis Barger of Chariton visited over Sunday with their aunt Mrs Z H Sayers. Mr and Mrs John Barger went to Des Moines Wednesday to visit their daughter Mrs Josie Williams.
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Waterloo
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Guy Penick
Chariton
J. E. Sendquist
Davenport
Illinois
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Wilfred and
Lewis Barger
Z. H. Sayers
John Barger
Des Moines
Mrs
Josie Williams
Lucas
Division Street
Robert Bolton
Hilton
Ruth- Berry
Cleveland
Charles Flatter
Moves and marriages fill Lucas week in year
Local Lucas notes recount visits across Knoxville Pleasant township and Des Moines. Orchard and hotel updates include marriages Ora Dachenbach and Adda Miller on May 30 and Lizzie Berry with Ed Bath wedned by Rev Father Aid.
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Lizzie Berry
Ed Bath
Father Aid
Local residents share visits across towns this week
LACONA Pastor Fitzgerald visited friends in the city Friday. Several families including the Wilsons, Fantz, Hadley, Oxenrider, Snuggs and Rodgers clans hosted or joined Sabbath gatherings. Rev. Brown and Rev. Holliday assisted meetings. notable trips included Kirkhart leaving for Scotts Bluff for Nebr. high school graduation.
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Local church notices brief and town news
Rev Comer preached at Central morning and evening services. Rev Borg of Chariton led Sunny Side service Sunday afternoon. Mrs John Piercebacher remains ill. Miss Savilla McDowell named Columbia schools principal. Thos Avit and son Lyle on business in Columbia. Ada Campbell of Milton visited with cousin Mabel Dunshee. A daughter born May 28 at George Brennaman home. Mrs Bird Hooper of Winfield returning home. David Stout of Newbern bought ponies. Rev Connor and wife visited Carl And son. West English attendees at Baptist annual meeting. Reuben Mason home from State Normal School for summer. Christians hold annual Church Convention at Central Church June 18. Ada Keen visited home Saturday. Mrs C E Foulks sick list. John R Foulks visiting relatives nearby and Chariton.
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Reuben Mason
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Feeling Impending Doom and Faith in a Cure Claims
Marion Lee of Dunreath Indiana writes of relief from diabetes and other illnesses after using Foley's Kidney Cure. The note praises medical hope despite previous physician visits. Sold by Storie and Patton. FOR SALE a fine set of single harness nearly new. Enquire at the Patriot office. 5-25-tf.
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Dunreath
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Foley
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Lovilla Visit and local notes from Coal Glen area
Mr and Mrs Boaz Barger and family of Lovilla visited with his brother John Barger Sunday. TB Grimes, who had a leg broken, is much better. Rickey is working for us and will attend a quarterly meeting at Coal Glen Sunday night and Monday morning. Frank Carson of Chariton was a caller in the vicinity Sunday. Russia has recently added several submarines to its navy.
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Glen
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Russia
Children's Day Exercises Highlight Cedar Grove Event
Lawrence White and Guy Colver of Chariton attended the children's day exercises on Sunday at the Cedar Grove church. Rev Holbert spoke to the children after the program as the crowd enjoyed a lively service and program.
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Last Chance
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Chariton
Local Notes on Visits and Misfortune in Milo Area
Belinda Fridley returns to Milo after a three week visit. Chariton's Mrs J B Wyland and daughter with C D Stanger family visit. G W Stanger family spend Sunday with Chas Stanger and wife. Rooker family of Nebraska visiting relatives nearby. W G Smith loses a cow last Sunday. Ida Long and Bertha Hesperhorn visit Vida Kenny's Sunday. Fred Wilson, student at Indianola, visits his parents this week.
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Claytor
C. A. Stewart
Chariton
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Sadia Hadley
Bessie
Indianola
A. M. Timble
Bessie Oxenrider
Claude Funk
G.W. Stanger
Chas
Stanger
W.G. Smith
Ida Long
Bertha — Hesperhorn
Vida Kenny Sundy
Fred Wilson
W. A. Wilson
Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted With Dinner and Music Ads
An old advertisement promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a beauty aid and faith booster for a wedding trip across the sea. It also mentions Druggist Storie & Patton and the Oxford Cafe offering Sunday dinners and mandolin orchestra music during dinner hours.
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Cuban Diarrhoea Remedy Credited By Soldier’s Wife
A Houston, Texas testimony claims Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured a soldier's Cuban diarrhoea after other doctors failed. The certificate from Mrs Minnie Jacobs notes one bottle enough and neighbors testify. Sold by Storie & Patton.
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Cuba
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Houston
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Shorthorn Breeders Association Elected Secretary Replacement
At a meeting in the assembly room of the courthouse last Saturday the resignation of G W Larimer as secretary was accepted and C W Huntley was elected to fill the vacancy. The next meeting is set for the first Saturday in July in the fixat schedule.
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Court House
G. W. Larimer
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Nice Ae
Foley's Kidney Cure Promotion Claims Curative Powers
An advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Cure can treat minor kidney disorders in days and cure stubborn cases. It praises success with Bright's disease and diabetes, urging immediate use for kidney or bladder troubles before it is too late.
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Gartin School District No 6 Benton Township Report
Report for the Gartin school in District No 6 Benton Township Lucas County for the month ending June 12 1905. Top in class ad vanced division Elva Espy Eva Johnson each 91 percent. Intermediate division George Rosa 94 percent. Primary division Dorothy Rosa Kulala Ream Hallie Mullen each 96 percent. Those neither tardy nor absent Frank and Hallie Mullen Geo 6 and
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George Rosa
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Kulala Ream
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Mrs Lindsay Uses Stomach and Liver Tablets
Fort William resident Mrs Lindsay reports relief from years of dyspepsia and stomach pains after following her druggist's advice to take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She says they have done her a great deal of good and she has never felt better. Sold by Storie and Patton.
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Outer
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Aufforin
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