Roberts and Rose wed at private Charleston farm home
A quiet ceremony took place at 5 p.m. on the 1st at Howard Rose's residence as John L. Roberts and Charlotte Ellen Rose were joined in marriage by Rev C E Wells. A peat supper followed and the couple depart for their home on a farm ten miles south of Charleston. The groom, a young farmer, is considered a promising yeoman. the bride, a high school graduate and former teacher, is described as an excellent young lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Rose
John L. Roberts
Charlotte Ellen Rose
C. E. Wells
Chariton
Union Meetings Close in Chariton Revival Season
The union evangelistic meetings in the Dewey building closed Sunday night after a season of great success with strong attendance and interest. Churches plan to bring a noted evangelist to Chariton next September for another revival series. Mrs E D Tynch of Des Moines visited her mother F Temple and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Evangelistic
Dewey Building
Chariton
E. D
Jnch
Des Moines
F. Temple
Narrow escape from pneumonia linked to lingering cold
The notice warns that pneumonia and consumption can follow a cold that lingers, promoting Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for deep seated coughs and colds and urging refusal of substitutes. It also mentions local business and social notes including Col. W. S. Dungan's Osceola trip, Mrs. Clarkson Seward's Des Moines visit, Hultz's cattle ranch in Nebraska, a fire drill at the high school, and Senator Jamison’s incoming appointment as First National Bank receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
H. T. Patton & Co
J. H. Jamison
Osceola
First National Bank
Chariton
Mr. Bostwick
Chariton Local Notes and Personal Visits Chronicle
Chariton items report Mrs. W. W. Willets visiting from Lacona and several local residents traveling to Osceola Bria Cambria and Russell for visits. Frugal society items include new wallpaper displays by Chas B Fluke, Knights of Pythias expansion, and multiple primary announcements for county offices. Lyle W Ewing, Chariton-born, takes Lincoln church post and local families celebrate ties to Lincoln and Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas B. Fluke
G. Wisser
Lincoln
Nebraska
Neil Anderson
Benton Township
Wisser
G. J. Stewart & Co
Derby
Sanford Rea
Sioux City
Anna Sullivan
Rea
Toné Bros
Centerville
Ottumwa
Cough Relief Ad Offers Foley’s Honey and Tar Remedy
An advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar for colds claiming it soothes inflamed air passages and stops coughing while expelling the cold. It warns to refuse substitutes. The message also notes H. T. Patton & Co announces a fine new 5c cigar for Chariton smokers soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
H. T. Patton & Co
Cures for Colds Promoted by Foley’s Honey and Tar
An advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs and colds that prevents consumption and pneumonia. The rest of the item reports a string of local social notes including visits, relocations, job changes, and meetings.
Notice on kidney trouble and Foley's Kidney Remedy
A brief health advisory warns that Bright's disease and diabetes may begin with slight irregularities and urges starting Foley's Kidney Remedy at the first sign of danger. The ad cites H. T. Pat ton & Co and promotes The Patriot at one dollar per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Foley
H. T. Patton & Co
Chariton Homesteaders Plan March 10 Hall Entertainment
The Chariton Homesteaders announce an event at K. P. Hall on Tuesday March 10 at eight o clock. Admission is 15 cents. Program includes piano duets by Misses Bond and Swift dialogue and song selections by Adda Swift reading by Marie Bowen and Oma Snedaker with High School Quartette. Dr. Anderson and Ruth Leonard provide songs and piano solos by Cecelia Gallagher Jessie Pedigo and Clara Mabel Stafford. D O Fawcett family moves from A. D. Gray property to a house owned by Chas Christian in north Chariton.
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Chariton Homesteaders
K. P. Hall
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Lucas County
Chas. E. Fluke
Oppenheimer Block
West Side Square
North Side Square
East Side Square
Chariton, Iowa
Chas
E. Fluke
Col. W. 8
Dungan
T Tara Page Ste Maes
Chas, E. Fluke
W. W. Willets of
Lacona
Mary E. Dixon
N. J. Chapman
Cambria
B. R. Platts
Burdette
Russell
Carrie Williams
Creston
Wm. Bell
Clarence Moore
Vera
Woodburn
Alva Palmer
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Baldwin
Albia
William Baldwin
Julius Berman
Webster City
Jerome Oppenheimer
H. B. Stewart
Indianola
B. F. Clayton
E. J. Elliott
J. Y. Bennett
Pomona
California
Gertrude Patrick
Ernest Schotte
Helen Carey
Seattle
Washington
Nora
Mark Bailey
Alfred Clark
McCook
BE. L. Hickman
Anna Bernard
Edith Johnson
Aurora
Ruth Leonard
E. A. Hemphill
Harry
Fred Ambelang
Atwater
Ilinois
J. C. Seward
Justice of the Peace
B. A. Rush
Bert Cole
M. G. Munn
Tarkio
Missouri
Jackson
Waterloo
Vivian Martin
A. C. Gregg
Chicago
Chariton Lodge
Knights of Pythias
H. G. Larimer
Iowa Retail Clothiers Association
Commercial Club
the Patriot
L. B. Bartholomew
G. W. Wiltsey
A. D. Gray
J. H. Darrah
H. H. Jones
W. F. Hatcher
Bert
Oliver
Springfield
Illinois
Hatcher
Johnson-Hatcher Co
Lyle W. Ewing
Third Presbyterian Church of
Lincoln, Neb
D. J. Ewing
Lyle
McCormick Theological Seminary of
Vici
Goodyear
Hollinger & Larimer
Clothiers
Leo Levien
Mrs. Livingston of
Corydon
Walter Custer
Maud Abernathy
Olive
Nellie James
Lucas
Minnie Hughes
Myra Proctor
Arthur Curtis
Robert Waynick
Hazel Scott
Wakefield
Mayme Bartley
Bartlett
Neb
Fred Yeagel
Mayme Gallagher
Minneapolis
Octavia
Donald
B. B. Platts
Atlas Insurance Company
Atlantic
Pythian Temple
Thos. Paton
P. T. Paton
J.T. Barrow
Northwest
Iowa
The
Patriot
Sound
Geo. H. Miller
McMains & Johnson
U.G. Ponick
Clerk
Pollock
Homesteaders Entertainment
D. O. Fawcett
Chas. Christian
North Chariton
Offic County
Amanda Johnson
Etere
Arnold
Bill Gartin
William
Warner
Everett Moora
J. F. Farroy R
A. Hasselquist
Poatt
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