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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
7
An unclear local note mentions Joe Brajariton and Hariton with a time stamp 10:15 am and a sequence 4385 am. The readable fragments suggest a brief notice or update tied to names and a specific moment but lack coherent context or outcome.
Fence posts for sale in Chariton Iowa. Inquiries to S Bailey phone 140. Posting date August 27 1938. Mrs Belle Hudson resumes her former work caring for the sick at Chariton Iowa.
Community notices list oil call returns from Storie's and improvements at Weirs ice cream soda. A Murray shoe store advertises new shoes on the East side. For Rent offers a large barn with terms via Ed Groves east side restaurant Chatriton Town. Baptist Ladies Benevolent Society pledges 500 dollars for a new parsonage and urges support at next Saturday dinner. Hammock shoppers urged to visit Fluke's for best selection.
Chariton reports activity with F W Cook of Lucas visiting Friday D O Campbell from Cleveland in Chariton Monday R E Trembly spent days in Leon F M Myers from Lacona on business Thursday Samuel and David Oxenrider of Lacona visited with Otis Cook and wife Belden Cook funeral attended by Florence Stuart of Ashington Mrs Fred Stanley and son returned from Albia Walter Schreiber returns from Ames summer session Dorothy Carroll visits Knoxville Kate Wilcox Craig of Kirksville visiting Chariton Frank Norman of Galesburg visited his family J P Hardin and son Jess travel to Bloomington Illinois for a week visit B S Baker of Grand River attends Belden Cook funeral
Chariton hosts a flurry of visitors and departures as residents travel to and from Ottumwa Schnectady and Denver. Cadet Brant and Miss Copeland wedding plans unfold while local families greet relatives attend receptions and plan summer visits. Three hundred Marines pass through town en route to Brooklyn Navy Yard plus a barbed wire accident injures a local boy.
Item offers a road wagon and a single harness in sale from seller O J Israel. Readable advertisement notes the set availability and contact for purchase.
Omaha married couple J. M. Elenerger and Mrs. Anna Helton were freed after a Granger adultery warrant failed when witnesses did not appear. The pair promised to return, then left Friday night after sending money and arranging another meeting, leaving Mrs. Ellenberger stranded and a new warrant pending.
Rev. L. S. Coulton of Circleville endorses Dr. Warner's White Wing Tar Syrup as a speedy cure for throat and lung diseases. The product is sold by Chas. R. Wirk.
A traveling man said the remedy kept his family free from constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach troubles. Sold by D Q Storie.
Fluke's offers a broad selection of window shades in many sizes and price points. Customers can compare styles and finishes to fit homes, apartments, or offices.
The First Baptist Church and Christian church announce Sunday services with topics on discouragement and accountability for recent tragedy. Baptist Ladies Benevolent Society meets Friday at 9 a.m. to plan Saturday dinner. Junior choir practice, junior League meet, prayer meeting Wednesday, and communion planned for next Sabbath. St Andrew's Episcopal to host an evening talk on neighborly responsibility.
The Methodist Episcopal church presents a children’s day program next Sunday evening featuring chorus responsive reading class song recitation and several student pieces. Martha Becker John Hughes Maude Teas Lawrence Miller and Margaret Law perform recitations and a duet. Hugh Courter and the group provide a choir and closing song.
Friday June 20 1902 program features marches overtures waltzes and a patrole. Titles include Roosevelts Rough Riders Fall of Jericho Columbian Exposition La Caravane Independentia Way Down in Georgia Adj Bridge and Ben Buxtons Two Step. A first class dinner for 25 cents will be served by the Baptist ladies next Saturday June 21 in the vacant store room beside Shular Waynicks on the south side of the square.
After Saturday June 21 the organization will not serve meals or lunches during hot weather. A specialty of fine ice creams ices and soda will be offered. Ceo N James.
On Saturday June 28 1902 a public sale at the seller's residence four miles north and114 miles east of Russell will offer 17 head of cattle. Includes 8 milch cows with calves, 8 two year old steers, 4 yearling steers, 2 yearling heifers and 4 two year old heifers. Cash for five dollars or less. over five dollars credit eight months with bankable note. Interest 8 percent from due date. Sale starts at 1 p m.
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