Community Notes From Chariton and vicinity
Mrs. Carl Anderson is ill. Perry Brightwell is taking the census in these parts. Leta Noble, Minnie Savage, and Mrs. John Williamson with Cora visited church. Rev. Sanderson preached at Central. Chas. Vanney will preach there next Sunday. Harry Miller and family visited his mother Mrs. Jerry Miller. Local residents scout for primary interests. warnings issued against horse running at Central Church. Two runaways occurred last week involving G. J. McDowell and J. H. Carson teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Anderson
Perry Brightwell
Leta Noble
Chariton
Center
Minnie
Harry Savage
Central
John Williamson
Cora
Belinda
Sanderson
Chas. Vanney
Everting
Harry Miller
Russell
Jerry Miller
Will Lewis
L. B. Bartholomew
A.D. Gray
Sadie B. Andrew
Central Church
G. J. McDowell
J. H. Carson
Baking Powder Promotes Health and Purity
An advertisement extols the baking powder as the strongest purest and most economical leavening agent. It warns against cheap impure powders citing daily sickness from alum varieties and urges buyers to choose the best for family health.
Chariton Area Hears Local Notices And Family News
County correspondence lists weekly office deadlines and social visits. Mentions travelers, church events, a temperance lecture, social teas, and a strawberry ice cream social. Also notes bank deposits, avuncular travels, births, and moves, with several names and places across Chariton area.
Primary election and local notices from Chariton
Tomorrow is the day for the Republican primary election. The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Hatcher on Friday afternoon. Last Thursday two hayrack loads of young people picnicked at Wheeler's mill. Wesley Walton and his Sunday school class picnicked in George White's timber three miles south of Chariton last Friday. Mr. Murray's summer school opens Monday in the south school building. Enrollment should be completed by Monday. It Will R. Smith has an appointment on the non commissioned staff of Col. Coughlan as drum major, 50th Iowa Infantry. There will be a meeting of committee members for the Fourth of July celebration at the courthouse Monday night. The P. E. O. Society will meet Tuesday June 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lucy Israel. Maude M. McFarane, Secy. There is a poem about beauty and Rocky Mountain Tea. An advertisement warns kidney or bladder trouble. Foley's Kidney Cure is praised for restoring kidney health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shirer
Milo
Miss White
Peoria
J. D. van Dyke
D. J. Ewing
Lincoln
Neb
Sprague
T. S. Crozier
Fairfield
T. J. Cadogan
Battle Creek
Michigan
The
Baptist Church
Chariton River
Chas. Wells
State University
Mary Zimmer
Libbie Wells
Derby
Beals
Freel
Johnson
Chariton
Frank Johnston
Ed Woodman
Des Moines
Will
J. W. Hawk
Russell
Green River
Wyo
H. S. Condit
P. A. Rockey
J. J. Werts
English Church
M. E. Church
E. J. Hatcher
C. E. Society
M. M. Swanson
Monroe County
Oliver Fluke
Eddyville
Hila Nelson
A. V. Whitlatch
Pottawattamie County
Mildred Willey
Dave Long
Binnie
Williamsburg
Iowa County
Joe
Minnie Vanney
Pearl Fluke
Center
Oak Hill
Olnitz
James McDowell
E. O. Wyatt
Indianola
M. E
Carl Swanson
C. E. Conner
J. W. Sprott
I. C. Chapman
Bonaparte
Iowa
Ella Shreve
Ruth Grimes
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wesley Walton
George White
Murray
R. Smith
Col. Coughlan
50Th Iowa Infantry
Court House
P. E. O. Society
Lucy Israel
Maude M. McFarane
Sec’y
What Old Sawyer Said
Senator Sawyer defends his territory pride in Wisconsin during the Garfield campaign and dismisses a visitor with a sharp New York bound reply. A separate anecdote notes railroads leaving crew behind to save time, risking frost and danger to brakemen. Another item cites diet influencing child dispositions. Jury duty in New York requires about five hundred persons monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Marshall Jewell
Connecticut
Republican National Committee
New York
Harness for Horses Promised by Chariton Market
Chariton Markets promote quality horse harnesses at 126 Grand Street Iowa. Emphasizes care for the horse and pride in well made equipment, contrasting against using any old harness tied with twine. Encourages owners to choose proper harness at a small cost.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
Forest B. Griner
Tom Fouch
Lottie Kline
Melrose
William Ragen
O. W. Griner
Martha Griner
Henry
Martha Patterson
June Patterson
George Kline
Savings Banks
United States
Rocky Mountain
Bright
Foley
Chicago
Mau and Express
Limited
G. W. Ensley
West Side Square
Chariton, Iowa
Chariton Markets
J. TM. Kneeland
Grand Street
G. J. Stewart & Co
Geo. von Behren
Halffarness
Schreiber
A. L. Yocom
WM. Schreiber
Nortuare
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