22 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1900
Page
1
A series of short items: Fred Sydebotham in Lucas and many residents visiting relatives or traveling to Des Moines, Creston, Chicago, and other places. Miss Carrie Kull, Ethel Baily, Hettie, and others return home after visits. Advertisements for Rocky Mountain Tea and a note from A C Davidson D D S Chariton Iowa.
Local columns report numerous trips and visits by residents and relatives from Chariton and nearby towns. Ed Storie and others list business, family, and social movements, with health notes, migrations to Des Moines Chicago and Trinidad, and attendance at lodge events and funerals reflecting a bustling community record.
T. F. Anthony of Promise City Iowa testifies he bought Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and finds two doses more effective than any medicine, marketed by D Q Storie Druggist Chariton. 1-lly
Elder N H Kephart spent Sunday in Cleveland. Miss Stella Cook spent Sunday at the home of John Hancock in Wayne County. Mrs Dr Simmons is home from Centerville where she was called by her father’s illness. Mrs Isabel Priest of Leon visited in Chariton with her daughter Mrs W C Himelrich. Mrs W C Himelrich hosts her niece Isabel McKinley of Rocky Ford Col. Charles Gay and son of Camp Point Illinois spent Sunday in Chariton with cousin Mrs T H Milnes. Mrs Millie Stanley and daughter Ella are home from Leon. Anna Newell attended a Rebkah Lodge meeting in Russell and reported from the Keokuk assembly. Loyd Livingston of Corydon visits his aunt Mrs W S Custer. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Anna Dent Friday afternoon. E J Martin went to Ottumwa to visit relatives. D A Enslow went to Denver to visit his son. Anna and Ora Criswell teaching at Cleveland spent Sunday. Lizzie Hikenberry arrived home from a visit in Indiana with daughter Mrs Sara Liger. The Froggatt family arrived in Chariton from Knoxville and are housed on North Main Street.
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