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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
7
Fall and winter relate to remedies for pneumonia coughs and consumption. The text mentions Foley and Tar as cures and prevention, promoting honey and other ingredients as a treatment plan.
Fragments show Mrs Andy Potta returning home from Burlington. J P Plumkett and Mrs Wiltsey of Russell visited Chariton and Ottumwa, with Mrs Earl Milnes and Mrs Raymond Bell of Lucas hosting and visiting. Miss Ethel Pank of the Leader office enjoys a month’s vacation visiting relatives in Des Moines and Boone.
Local residents report visits and travels across Chariton and nearby towns. Holmes Stewart of Lacona visited Chariton. Miss Hazel Bell stayed in Ottumwa. Mrs. N. J. Chapman visited Aston. Mrs. James Dixon of Lucas stayed with relatives. many others traveled to Truro Lincoln Lenox Wakeeney and Pomona on short visits. Community members renew subscriptions and readers share news about kin and friends amid social calls and travel over the week.
Mrs G J Gittinger spent Friday in Russell. Mrs H C Lane of Saylor visits relatives. Miss Lois Porterfield of Indianola was Nellie Lyman’s guest. A J Holmes and son Paul visited Ottumwa Saturday. Kate Benson of Des Moines was guest of Lenore Carey Sunday. Will Trost went to Ottumwa Saturday to visit relatives and hear Rev Sunday. John Patterson of English township injured his rib in timber work but is recovering and visited Chariton Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs C E Conner of Derby returned home Friday after a few days with her sister Mrs Joe Shelton. Mrs Delia Heppenstall of Russell was called to Chariton Monday by the illness of her sister Mrs N N Brown who has typhoid malaria. Mr Brown is also sick with the same fever.
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