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Newspaper

Chariton Patriot

Location

Chariton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1901

Page

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Boy Bitten by Stray Dog On Right Cheek

Malcom Von Behren, son of Mr and Mrs Geo Von Behren, was bitten by a stray dog at their home last Saturday evening. The dog, staying with Robert Becker for weeks, caused two deep holes in his right cheek and scratches. he was treated by a physician and cauterized, with hopes no serious harm follows. The same stray had bitten two other children, including Hazel Larimer, earlier that morning.

Malcom von Behren Geo. von Behren Robert Becker Mr. Becker Hazel Larimer George T. Ramsey Des Moinés Boone Henry Maniet St. Ambrose College Davenport Whitebreast Township William Lyons Ola Kemming W. P. Davis Dennison Harry Cowles Decatur Illinois D. B. Cowles Ed Lawrence Leon Mr. Lawrence Lamoni C. F. Swanson Lacona J. Taylor Braden J. C. Dobbins Creston Chariton W.R. Yost Dobbins Iva Baldwin J. G. Browning Fairfield Washington Iowa Lillie Smith Ed McEndree Houck Ottumwa Robert Marshall Elizabeth Marshall St. Joe Missouri Derby John Throckmorton

Episcopal rector visits old Minnesota days discussed

Rev. and Mrs. Joseph A. Russell of Chariton Iowa visited in St. Paul with Mr. and Mrs. Moses Folsom. Russell was the first Episcopal rector at Stillwater forty six years ago before Minnesota diocese organization and Bishop Whipple. He recalled Bishop- Kemper’s leadership as Episcopal affairs in the northwest. He spoke with Mr. Pope of the House of the Good Shepherd about old times in Minnesota.

Joseph A. Russell Chariton Iowa Moses Folsom Buckingham Russell Stillwater Diocese of Minnesota Bishop Whipple Bishop Kemper Northwest Pope House of the Good Shepard St. Paul Minn Daily Globe

Liveryman Kicked by Horse After Fright at Lumber Pile

North east corner liveryman L. N. Edson suffered a painful accident when a frightened horse whirled in harness and kicked him in the stomach while entering a barn last Saturday. He was expected to die but is now recovering.

L. N. Edson

Church Choir Entertained At Six O'Clock Dinner

Miss Emily McCormick hosted a Presbyterian choir dinner last Friday evening. The six o'clock menu featured elaborate dainty service, with music and conundrums as entertainment. Choir members and their wives plus a few friends attended.

Emily McCormick Presbyterian J. B. Bechtel R. A. Hasselquist O. S. Hatcher A.C. Ormond S. P. Maupin Webb Hultz Cleo Bryan Mesdames Bechtel Hasselquist Hatcher Ormond Maupin Hultz Gregg Hatcher Nellie Gasser Ireland Indianapolis Ind Alp Sharon Penna

Teachers hold joint closing picnic at Stanley school

Miss Iva Baldwin and Miss Gertrude Welch hosted closing exercises at Stanley and Grove schools in Lincoln township. About one hundred attendees enjoyed an elegant dinner followed by music recitations and dialogues by pupils.

Iva Baldwin Stanley School Lincoln Township Gertrude Welch Grove

Company H Elects New Captain in Unanimous Vote

Following Capt. J. B. Howard resignation, Company H met Monday evening and unanimously elected Lawrence A. Hasselquist as Captain. Joe W. Cowles became First Lieutenant and Walter Schreiber was chosen Second Lieutenant. The unit prepares for the July encampment.

J. 8. Howard Company H Lawrence A. Hasselquist Joe W. Cowles Walter Schreiber

Local notices of visits and travel across Chariton area

Chariton residents and visitors are cited in a string of social notes. Creston, Conway, Derby, Ottumwa, Des Moines, Indianapolis, and other cities appear as destinations or origin points for relatives and friends visiting, traveling, or returning home.

No. 45 Cigar Promoted as Top Smoke Choice

An advertisement urges readers to choose a No. 45 cent cigar claiming it is the best smoke. The note highlights value and quality for buyers seeking a budget option.

Chariton Fuel Company Sells Coal Wood and Kindling

An ad for Chariton Fuel Company promotes coal wood and kindling with pricing. The copy also markets Smith's Sure Kidney Cure, promising money back if not satisfied after one bottle, and notes a 50 cent price. O R Kirk appears as a vendor or distributor.

Chariton Fuel Company Smith O.R. Kirk

Notice of Will Proof in Lucas County Iowa

Notice to all concerned that an instrument purporting to be the last will of Noah Tuttle, deceased, was produced opened and read. The court has set September 17, 1901 for hearing proof in relation to the will. Witnessed by the clerk of the District Court on June 15, 1901.

State of Iowa Lucas County Noah Tuttle Wells

Sprained Ankle Quickly Cured by Pain Balm

A Washington Virginia editor writes of healing a severe ankle sprain after trying several medicines. He reports relief began soon after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm and a complete cure followed quickly. Sold by D Q Storie.

E. Cary the Guide Washington Chamberlain D.q.storie

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India Percales R. A. Hasselquist & Sons Lincoln Schools Company H Election Will Marts Alice Hancox Conway Daisey Dent W. W. Whitfield Clear Lake Richard Eggert Richard Lucas P. J. Vollmar M. A. Philips Humeston J. M. Taylor J.O. Becker Valley Junction Bertie Ireland Indiana A. C. Ormond Mattie Crips Fisher Logansport Cedar Township F. P. Mitchell Alice Martin W. F. Hatcher W. H. Underhill Edwin Lisle Clarinda Minnie Davis Sewall J. W. Redlingshafer Benton Township A. L. Bates Yorktown T. M. Throckmorton B. E. Dougherty T. P. Stanton Des Moines Valley Medical Association M. Rutter Fort Scott Kansas A.C. Hughes Robert Marshall Sr Elia van Horn St. Louis Miriam Throckmorton van Horn Carrie DeLana Maryville Miss Marshall Roberta Hughes Manchie Marshall A.O. Hughes Little Misa Ethel VanHorn Victoria Powers Durango Colorado W. C. Powers Miss Powers Gus C. R. Tower John ©. Daly Charles City State Dairy Association B. F. Daugherty Alonzo Williams Union Township Wright Newsome Albert Williams Stoie’s Arlington Tex Thomas Curtis Lewis Cass County Enoch Moore Warren Township Uriah Holman California W. L. Froggatt Paulina Knoxville N.N. Sellers John Sellers Gutherie Oklahoma Luther Douglass Sylvia Douglass Canton City Charles Douglass South Side Square Chariton, Iowa Flyers Wee Enese Windsor Ersey Palmer
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