Local Briefs Include Visits and Arrivals Across Iowa Cities
Cheater Scott of Hannibal arrives for a visit with friends in Hannibal. Miss Nelli Sullivan returns to Davenport after a short visit. Mrs Frank Sawyers returns from Centerville. Miss Jessie Wray back from Los Angeles and Salt Lake. Ralph Rogers, Lawrence Kansas, was a client at Dr Bean’s home yesterday. Albert Randall arrives to begin baker duties at Kellogg’s. Malissa Richards and daughter Anna visit the Crane home in Ottumwa. Clarence Water of Chicago expected Saturday for a visit with B M Mikeset. Elvin Mendenhall of Stockport arrives for Chautauqua with friends. A marriage license issued to Claude Heston and Pearl Rankin. Robert Londen Jr. heads to Toledo then travels in Ohio for Londen Machinery. Mrs Frank Sense and daughter Lucile return to Glendale after visiting here. Mrs BE Knowles and children leave for Madill, Okla. Orlando Flower returns from Colorado. Mrs Letts returns to Davenport after visiting daughter. Dr Roy McGuire and Wade Carper, Merrimac, en route to Wayland for Harry McGuire’s wedding. W C Merckens resigns from Adams Express, moves to Des Moines for new post. Edgar Willis of Galva comes to lead local office. Elga Mickle, Burlington depot agent, returns from western trip. to Chicago then Los Angeles. will not resume duties for about a month. An old folks picnic planned in Packwood Sunday with Rev J P Hill delivering morning sermon followed by a grove picnic. weather may draw many from the city.
Soldiers Parade and Long March Near Fairfield Chautauqua
The First Squadron of the Tenth United States Cavalry marches from Camp Fairfield toward Brighton, with Roosevelt guest Captain Fitzhugh Lee and Lt Sheridan. A noon oats feed and two meals daily mark the long practice march, covering far more than the planned 670 miles.
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Fairfield
Thirtenth
United States Cavalry
Camp Fairfield
East Burlington Street
Brighton
East Burrageton Street
B Street
Washington
Stwermit Roosevelt
Lee
Sheridan
Fort Sheridan
Uncle Sam
Fairfield Chautauqua Management
Fitzhugh Lee
Leutenant Phil Sheridan
Roosevelt
Wilson CG. Heaton
Centerville
Williams
Cuba
Personal Notices From Readers Include Travels and Visits
Clarke Van Nostrand left yesterday for a visit with friends in Colorado. Jean Kirby went to Fort Wayne Indiana for a two week vacation. Hulda Zetterlind and Pearl Pierson of Decatur Illinois visit Mrs Jesse Andres. George K Ainsley, visiting Claude Downard, travels to Fort Madison for a short visit. Jenoie Phillips and daughter Aett from owning Missouri arrive to see sister Mrs Ama Hartman. George Bonfield leaves for Masters markets to select fall stock. Mr and Mrs Win Bower depart for Marion and Mt Pleasant visits. Local store ads promote risk Huttedler Co sale offers cheap linens and rugs.
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Jenoie Phillips
Aett
Owning
Missouri
Ama Hartman
Mabel
Where Is Kermit Roosevelt At Camp Fairfield
Crowds at Camp Fairfield sought to spot Kermit Roosevelt yesterday afternoon and evening. He avoided attention by wearing a brown khaki uniform and remained near the officers tent in plain attire. He plans to ride an army horse and accompany Captain Lee and Lieutenant Sheridan on the journey.
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Kermit Roosevelt
Kermit
Camp Fairfield
Roosevelt
Lee
Sheridan
Poets Contest Rules for Local History Themed Poems
Rules require a locally themed poem not over 100 lines sent to Mrs J S McKenney by August 3 Typewritten and signed with a pseudonym A sealed envelope with the pseudonym and author’s name and address must accompany the poem Judges keep authors anonymous choose four best poems marking them 1 2 2 and 4 then envelopes opened and No 1 announced poet laureate with four works added to reunion program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. McKenney
J. S. Mekhemey
Death of Mina Blanche Davidson Affects Local Family
Mina Blanche Davidson eleven months old died at home six miles northwest of the city after a brief illness. Funeral services will be Friday at 10 AM at the residence conducted by Rev. Pool. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Chauncy Conner arrives from Mayaville Missouri to visit Dr. and Mrs. W H Conner.
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Mina Blanche
Floyd Davidson
Rev. Pool
Evergreen Cemetry
Big sale offers on clothes racks and suits at Rick Hufstedler shows
See Brazy and North Court agree on good Dey foods at a low price. Rick Hufstedler and Co advertise a big sale with tailor made suits and shirts at bargain prices. Riskt Hlufstedler and Co promote clearance items and racks in a local ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cote
North Court
Rick,hufstedler & Co
tHlufstedler & O
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Containing Mercury
Beware of ointments for catarrh that come in mercury. Mercury damages smell and disrupts the system when absorbed. Do not use such salves without a prescription from a reputable physician. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo contains no mercury and is taken internally. The genuine remedy is manufactured in Toledo Ohio. Testimonials, sold by druggists. Price per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J Cheney & Co
Voledo, C
Toledo
Lt. Cheney & Co
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the Hunts Ireland Shoe Co
Cheater Scott
Hannibal, Mo
Nelli Sullivan
Davenport
Frank Sawyers
Jessie Wray
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Ralph Rogers
Lawrence, Kansas
Dr. Jd. Vv. Bean
Albert Randall
Monmouth Dr
Kellogg's
Malissa Richards
Miss Anna
Ottumwa
Clarence Water
Chicago
B. M Mikeset
Elvin Mendenhall
Stockport
Robert B. Londen, Jr
Ohio
The
Londen Machinery Co
Frank Sense
Lucile
Gendale
BE. Knowles
G. Taylor
Heir
Madill
Lod
Perr
Orlando Flower
Colorado
Mr. Flower
Roy McGuire
Wade Carper
Merrimac
Dr. McGuire
Wayland
Harry McGuire
W.C. Merckens
Adams Express Company
Des Moines
Edgar Willis
Galva
Elga Mickle
Burlington Depot
California
Mickle
Packwood
J. P. Hill
Iowa
Ghautauqua
Clarke van Nostrand
Jean Kirby
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Hulda Zetterlind
Pearl Pierson
Decatur, Til
Jesse Andres
George K. Ainsley
Claude Downard
Fort Madison
George Bonfield
Tin Winter
Misa Neble
Mro
Huttedler & Co
E. Etock
Dufatedler & Co
Rick, Hufstedler & Co
Chauncy Conner
Mayaville, Mo
Mrs. W. H. Conner
Risk Hufstedler & Co
Arth Street
United States Patent Office
Washington, D. C
Thoma
J. S. Bradshaw & Co
Tae
Rock Island
Scratt & Johnson
Legget House
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