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Newspaper

Chariton Patriot

Location

Chariton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1906

Page

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Russell Community Notes Highlight Social Visits and Events

Chariton residents Marie McCollough and Miss Helen VanArsdale visited with local families while many townsfolk traveled for burials, church concerts, and conventions. The Lucas county Sunday school convention met at the Baptist church with music by a 25 voice chorus and orchestra under Mrs. Lou Milton.

E. S. Jones Chariton Flora van Dyke A. F. Jenkins Mae Mable Rice Hampton Baptist Choir Lucas County G. W. Ensley Association Lou Milton

Belinda Residents Noted In Short Local Items

Belinda Walter McCorkle returns home from Ames where he attends college. Byers family members H. L. Byers and brother visit their father A. R. Byers in Belinda. H M Finch attends Des Moines Holiness Camp Meeting. Witt Bros of Columbia win contract to build Pleasant school house No2, with materials on site. Flatt's offers Chariton's finest soda fountain drinks.

Walter McCorkle Ames N.C

Chariton People Share Sunday Activities and Picnics

Frank Tinder preached at Central on Sunday morning and evening then remained at the Brightwell home. Chariton residents John Kimsey Bertha Beardsley visited Della Carney while J B Carson and family visited relatives. Picnics and church events drew many locals including Flossie Carson at Threlkeld grove and Children’s Day at Zion.

Frank Tinder Chariton Central S. H. Brightwell John Kimsey Bertha Beardsley Della Carney

Social Whirl as local residents guest and host

Derby Lou Airy returns from Smyrna and Eunice Allison of Ottumwa will supervise the Yearnshaw hotel during the owners' absence. Chariton visitors include Miss Roberta Stanley with Mrs. H. B. Ekleberry, Mary Martin and Eva visiting Rose Westfall, and Myra Proctor at E. C. Kimsey's. George Mitchel family visited Walter Green. Walter Brewer visited D. J. Scott. Clyde Kelly and Otis Morris return from Simpson College. Flora Byrnes from Pueblo, Colorado, visits Ada Grimes. Flora Buffington remembered by locals.

Lou Airy Smyrna Eunice Allison Ottumwa Yearnshaw Hotel Yearnshaw’s Roberta Stanley Chariton H. 8. Ekleberry George Mitchel Warren Township Walter Green Walter Brewer D. J. Scott Flora B Byrnes Pueblo Col Ada Grimes Byrnes Flora Buffington

Derby teacher’s return sparks smiles across town

Local gossip notes years of service by a Derby teacher, visits from B S Morris and family, Bessie Sutton’s stay with grandparents, and Will Melvin’s visit. The Ladies Benevolent society raised 32 dollars from ice cream and fruit sales. Children’s Day at the Presbyterian church features a program in the evening. Barbara Nelson hosted friends with ice cream and fruit. dinners shared by Alvira Hickok, Lizzie Hickok, and Mrs. Robert Hickok with Mrs. Doras Slater. Greenview NL mother’s visit to sons George and Will noted. Flatt’s ice cream recommended for parties.

Ladies Benevolent Society Presbyterian Church Barbara Nelson Alvira Lizzie Hickok Robert Hickok Doras Slater Parkin Greenview NL George Will

Local Social Roundup and Weekend Visits in Chariton Area

Miss Eva Foster visits Douglas Fosters in Lincoln. Shelley Butcher and family spend Sunday with Wyatt Sellers in Chariton. Mrs. Emery Wells and children visit her sister, Mrs. Manuel Foster, in Chariton. Mrs. Alfred Stonebraker and daughter Marie of Russell stay with the Stonebraker home. Orval Shore and family visit George Staker and A. Shores south of Chariton. Franklin school house in East Lincoln hosts Saturday evening entertainment with strawberries and ice cream. Children’s Day services planned at Beulah church next Sunday evening. Clare Brown and family visit near Russell. R. S. Payne hosts friends at Forest Garden last Thursday with about forty attendees. refreshments of strawberries, ice cream and cake. Asbury Steele and family visit Jackson Boylan and wife. Flatt’s soda fountain advertised for purity of materials.

Corydon R. T. Huston Roserville Laura Bellman Melrose Eva Vannice D.B. Eastman Nebr Tuseday Eva Foster Douglas Fosters Shelley Butcher Chariton Wyatt Sellers Emery Wells Manuel Foster Orval Shore Lloyd George Stakers A. Shores Franklin School House East Lincoln R. S. Payne Forest Garden

Summer suitings lead by silver gray plaids

Lindquist the leading tailor offers right plaids and styles made up to suit. Walton & Co report lawn mowers perfectly ground by their power grinder.

Lindquist Walton & Co’s

Artificial Eyes Through the Ages and Moscow Fire

The article traces early eye replacements from 500 B C Rome and Egypt to sixteenth century inside socket designs by Ambroise Pare and later glass eyes from circa 1579. It notes Shakespeare referencing glass eyes and recounts Giles Fletcher’s 1571 Moscow fire description with inflated casualty rumors and Ivan the Terrible’s reported orders to dump bodies in the Moskva.

Rome Pompeii Ambroise Pare Pare Gloucester Giles Fletcher Moscow Ivan the Terrible Iletcher Fletcher Ivan Moskva

Queer Old Russia Observations From 1698 Travelogue

A 1698 Latin account by Henry William Ludolf describes Muscovites as tall and sturdy. It notes long fasting periods with cabbage and cucumbers eaten raw or pickled, and Ludolf links vigor to this diet despite their use of brandy and leeks to aid digestion.

Russia Henry William Ludolf

Counselor Therefore and the famed Sergeant Kelly

A courtroom anecdote describes Sergeant Kelly of the Trish bar as a man who drew conclusions against his own premises and earned the nickname Counselor Therefore. In one trial he addressed the jury by declaring the case so clear that they could not misunderstand it and he would not dwell longer before explaining it minutely.

Kelly Trish

A Mohammedan Custom Of Thanking God For Kindness

The Mohammedans have the custom of thanking God first when they receive a present and then the giver. Some comply thoughtlessly, but many say it with genuine heartfelt gratitude, a tradition inherited from their fathers.

Among Friends. Lottie Brown engagement sparks snappy quip

The paragraph records a witty, caustic remark about Lottie Brown being engaged, implying that even a plain, ill tempered girl can attract a fool to marry her. A Life magazine line labels the sentiment as a sharp aside about marriage and suitors.

Lottie Brown

The Camel's Hump Jokes in Noah's Ark Tale

A light mock fable from the Philadelphia Record recounts Noah joking to a camel about a hump later provoking the animal. The cartoonish exchange showcases a humorous spin on ark would be animals boarding in order.

Noah Philadelphia Record

Fortune Power and Misery Reflections from Swift

A compact moral note cites Swift on fortune. It contrasts how the miserable acknowledge luck while the happy credit prudence and merit for success.

Do Not Neglect the Children This Season

Public notice urges immediate care for a child s diarrhea and recommends Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy followed by castor oil. Advertising copy notes sale through Storie Paton and Kirk Drug Co.

Chamberlain Storie & Paton and Kirk Drug Co

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Blake One Price Clothiers Otter Creek Russell Marie McCollough Will Hancock A. E. Sprague Des Moines James Kennedy H W. Elliott Margaret Larimer Creston Burlington Samuel Eneckae Helen VanArsdale Mamie Beals Anna Elliott H. B. Sutton Harry Foster Edith Clark Evansville Ind Nora Werts Adam la Follette Boone Iowa Calvary O. A. Pace Pauline Ethel Bradhan D. B. Long Charles Post Ohio T. D. Ashby, Jr Arthur Wallace Fannie Snuggs Mrs Fred Ruble Zion Church George Lerrit Will Moran Oakley Joe Poush Benway Will Burris Liberty Center O. A. Wallace Bert Murray C. R. Bond Richard Troxal of Oakley T. E. H. Brown Prairie View J. W. Snuggs John Smitt H. D. Close W. B. Perkins Will Shelton Clark County Snyder Wren Hill Fred Sharp Jimmie Crow Martha Blanche Pim Ethel Linn George Snuggs Effie Wallace Carlysle M. E Norwood Miller Davis Amanda Westling Si Wilson Belinda H. M. Finch Flatt’s Poplin India Shaker Flan White Sale J.B. Carson of N. F J. N J. H F. T Charles McDowell Bert Shore Zion Flossie Carson Threlkeld Grove Endeavor Society of the Christian Church Harry Fred Carson Knoxville Stella Rodely Ethel Cain Renfro Porter Wagner Clarkson Seward L. W. Wilson Elida Brownlee Pleasant Hill J.N. McDowell Harry Crowser Ethel Brockett Thomas Avitt’s Beulah Carson John Holmes of DERBY Mary Martin Eva of Rose Westfall Myra Proctor of E. C. Kimsey B.S. Morris Bessie Sutton Indianola G. H. Sutton Will Melvin Humeston J. B. Melvin Lincoln Alfred Stonebraker Marie Stonebrake Beulah Church Clare Brown Asbury Steele Mrs. Steele Jackson Boylan Flatt Meade Noxall Club Muslin And’w’r Mohair van Haeton McCall Uated McCall's Magazine Queen of Fashion McCall CO J. E. Hall South Side Square
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