Kidney Remedy Ad and Local Social Notes
Willing readers are reminded of Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder health. Local items cover several visits and moves including Mrs. W Tharpe in Osceola, L A Hasselquist in Des Moines, Ross Holmes joining the Patriot Office, Neva Pencil en route to Lucas, Mrs J W Peterson visiting her father, the Wolfe family returning from Alton, H G Howell visiting Chicago with Miss Laura Fawcett, and John Wentz buying the Harry Blanchard cottage and moving from Whitebreast township to Chariton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Beem
H.G. Howell
Santa Anna
California
D. G. Fawcett
Chicago
Howell
Robert Barrett
Laura Fawcett
John Wentz
Harry Blanchard
East
Auburn Avenue
Whitebreast Township
Osceola Road
Oakley Road
To & Bailey
Wentz
Chariton
For Sale Good House and Lot in Chariton Iowa
Two story house on Main street two blocks north of the public square near the railway station. Three rooms and kitchen on the first floor and four sleeping rooms on the second floor in good condition. Gall or address the Patriot Office Chariton Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Public Square
Chariton
Gall
Patriot Office
Iowa
Local and Personal Notes From Russell Area
Local column highlights visits and travels of residents from Russell and surrounding towns. Mentions include Florence Mart, Nina Lutz, Florence Johnson, Myrtle Scott, Eva Douglass, Maude Price, Clara Shaffer, Edith Tinder, Jess Arnold, Paul Cremer, Jessie Copenhafer, J. A. Sullivan, L. E. Edginton, Bess Stanley, Isaac Aiken, Joe Shelton, Carl Swanson, Henry Stroud, Anna Lindgren, Anna Lindgren’s Des Moines ties, Dorcas Aten, Jessie Crowley, old friend John Morris, and various relatives visiting Derby, Milo, Osceola, and Des Moines connections. Also notes Peach quality by N. B. Hollinger and Foley's Urino Laxative at Beaman's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Mart
Russell
Nina Lutz
Florence Johnson
Myrtle Scott
Blanche ‘Baker
Lucas
Eva Douglass
Maude Price
Burlington
D. P. Luce
Jess Arnold
Paul Cremer
Ottumwa
Jessie Copenhafer
Des Moines
J. A. Sullivan
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
L. E. Edginton
Woodburn
John Rhodes
Bess
Stanley
Osceola
Isaac Aiken
New Market
Joe Shelton
Derby
J. J. George
Carl Swanson
Hassel
Aston
Caleb Shelton
Henry Stroud
Welch
Oklahoma
J. A Stroud
Local Social and Travel Notes from the Week
The column lists Horace Fuller on a business trip to St Paul. Mrs Williamson and her son visiting relatives in Red Oak. Mrs Phil Hahn back from Des Moines with Mrs J T Tate. Miss Mary Lockwood returning from Ottumwa. Miss Freda Anderson visiting Woodburn with sister Mrs W H Lewis. County treasurer Fran P Wright and wife at James Foley home in Melrose. Various small town visits and arrivals noted with names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Fuller
St. Paul
Freda Anderson
Woodburn
W. H. Lewis
Melrose
James Foley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlton
Chas. E. Fluke
Oppenheimer Block
Chariton, Iowa
Pacific Coast
Hsul
E. O. Wilson
DR. E. 8. Perkins
Hotel Gardner
TR. Percifield
Foley
Bright
Beaman Drug Store
Beaman’s
Beaman
Clara Shaffer
Birmingham
Carrie Winslow
Edith Tinder
Oreston
Anna Lindgren
Alma Clay
James Moore
Sigourney
James Boland
Dorcas Aten
Vanmeter
Hiteman Public Schools
A. K. Aten
Hiteman
Jessie Crowley
Clarindia
George Dinwiddie
Rena Criswell
John Morris
H. K. Fuller
Competine
Mesdames
J.T. Braden
Thomas Patton
J. A. Woods
Avon
Illinois
George Roberts
Milo
Jennie Munson
Verner Lauper
Swedesburg
Amanda
Ella Lundgren
W. G. Jacobs
Athol
Smith County
Kansas
Samuel Neptune
Jacobs
Ray.d. Eason
Sidney
New York
Knight
Will Edson
Royce
Broken Bow
Nebraska
Laura Clark
Creston
Anna Sullivan
Sullivan
N. B. Hollinger
Towa
Hollinger
Patriot’s Voting
Minerva
Lucas County
the Patriot
Mary ‘Lockwood
Tetter
Chamberlain
D. HY ‘Beach
Midland’ City
Ala
Williamson Drug’ Go
Albert’ McGaughey
Fairfield
Kraft Clothing
Arthur Curtis
Clark
Dyer
Pleasantvill
Mand Abernathy
Gedge
Des ‘Moines
Hosselaniet
Missouri
Gittinger
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