Local Briefs From Bedford Glasgow and Nearby
Local news briefs list residents visiting and traveling. H E Romsey of Bedford visited yesterday. Luther Munger and son Mar were in Glasgow on business. Louise Keltner returned from Lockridge. Charles Keltner and son Harry were in Glasgow. Ralph Prebler left for Burlington for a new job. J W Teeter of Fort Wayne visited Frank Chidester. Mary Damm postmistress of Glendale attended a convention here. Clifford Hisel and spouse head to Rock Island for artillery work. Richardson returned to Rock Island after visiting. Ruth Garber Straus, recently nursing near Council Bluffs, arrived home. Kenneth Coder of Muscatine visits his family. Harry Cook had tonsil removal at Jefferson County hospital and returned home. Hiram Heaton of Glendale is in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Romsey
Bedford
Luther Munger
Son Mar
Glasgow
Charles Keltner
Harry
Ralph Prebler
Burlington
J W. Teeter
Fort Wayne
Frank Chidester
Mary Damm
Glendale
Clifford Hisel
Rock Island
Hisel
Arsenal
Richardson
Ruth Garber Straus
Council Bluffs
Kenneth Coder
Muscatine
L. V. Goder
Harry Cook
Jefferson County Hospital
Hiram Heaton
Patriotic Meeting At Richwoods No 1 With Scouts
Boy Scouts led by Charles Gossick took part in a Patriotic meeting at School No 1 Richwoods with teacher Miss Edith Flinspach. Participants included Wm Easton Harry Keltner Bradley Reed Harry Israel Arnold Murray Everett Allen Walter Glass and Frederick Nelson Kugler of Dubuque Troop No 3. J E Coha gen and E F Simmons spoke while Parsons College quartet sang and Mrs A S Sellars read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gossick
Richwoods
Edith Flinspach
Wm, Easton
Harry Keltner
Bradley Reed
Harry Israel
Arnold Murray
Everett Allen
Walter Glass
Frederick Nelson Kugler
Dubuque
J. E. Cohagen
E. F. Simmons
Parsons College
A.S. Sellars
Prairie Chapel
Alma Tinsley Dead After Four Week Illness
Alma Tinsley died last night in Brookville Iowa at age 73 after a four week illness from Brights disease. He was born June 9 1842 to Claybourne and Mary Tinsley and survived by son F H Tinsley of Chicago three brothers D E Tinsley Corning Henry Seattle and Zach Ottumwa and a sister Jane. Funeral plans not announced. Iowa P E Os urged to donate books for Camp libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Tinsley
Brookville
Iowa
Bright
Claybourne
Mary Tinsley
F. H. Tinsley
Chicago
D. E. Tinsley
Corning
Town
Henry
Seatle
Washington
Zach
Ottumwa
Jane
Hedrick
Farewell Reception Tonight For 11 In Aero Service
The Lutheran church and Sunday school plan a farewell reception in Yeoman hall at eight for eleven young men departing for Kansas City to enter training with an area squadron. Five are Baracca class members, uniting the event for all eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church and
Kansas City
Yeoman Hall
Lutheran Sunday School
Ladies' Aid to Convene at Presbyterian Church
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church holds its annual meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 with Mrs Wilson Reed presiding. Members should bring sandwiches and dishes for a picnic dinner. Meantime, Mr and Mrs Thomas Turner hosted dinner for the Turners with A E Turner leaving tonight for Kansas City to join the Aero squadron, coinciding with his birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of the Presbyterian Church
Wilson Reed
Thomas Turner
Fred Turner
A.E. Turner
Kansas City
Aero Squadron
The Girl and The Tramp Comes to Fairfield Theater
Fairfield Theater announces the musical comedy The Girl and The Tramp for Friday April 12. Presented by Mayme Gardner attractions, the show tours Des Moines Bercher Theater Burlington, promising a brand new, high standard laugh-filled performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Theater
Bennett
Fairfield
Bercher Theater
Des Moines
Furlington
Mayme Gardner
Cinders Hauled at 75 Cents a Load
Local ad notes coal and cinders hauled for 75 cents a load by Wm. Cox with phone contact 173 and a prompt to read the Daily Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Cox
the Daily Journal
Potatoes at Auction in Fairfield Iowa
Potatoes at auction on Saturday April 6 1918 in Fairfield Iowa at Buchanan's feed barn west of Court hotel sale starts at 1 oclock promptly sold with out reserve to the highest bidder Order by phone if unable to attend to T B Allender phone 211
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Iowa
Buchanan
West of Court Hotel
T. B. Allender
Wanted Young Lady to Learn Photography at Browning's Studio
Advert says a young lady over eighteen years old is sought to learn photography at Browning's Studio. It invites applicants to apply locally and mentions Browning's Studio as the place to begin training in photographic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
New Spring Line of Tailored Forests Showcased
Miss Jessie Traxler advertises a spring line with a prompt to see before buying. The note mentions Money to Loan un improved City Property Thoma and Thoma at 809 and invites contact for property financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie
Traxler
Thoma & Thoma
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Ullincland
Louise Keltner
Lockridge
Richwoods, NO. 1
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LON H. Israel
Codagan
Atherton East Broadway
Gaumer Bros
Hamberger
North Main
Frank D. Kerrick
Embalmer & Funeral Directge
Tribune
Tadal
Ohio
Sun Maid
Lic
Walter Baker
Caer Ee
North Side Square
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