Personal Notices Highlight Local Visitors and Moves
Miss Esther McGugin visits Mrs. Alice Stever in West Broadway. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hidy drop in from Glendale and Batavia. The A M E church nets about 20 from a choir concert. E S Parks travels to St Louis on business and spends the week in Ottumwa. Fred Turner shows partial recovery from a week of illness. A B Mulenix buys Hiram Heaton’s 87 acre Glendale farm and plans spring move. Alice Wilson visits Davenport with daughter Mrs. Guy Burrows. Chester Kearns and wife return from Chicago Cement Show and Cedar Rapids visit. John Randolph and sons James and Raymond visit friends in the city. Mary A Davidson and daughter return from Muscatine visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Mulenix
Hiram Heaton
Glendale
Parsons College Banks On Iowa's Largest Telescope
Parsons College will install the state’s largest telescope on campus. Professor Watson led the fundraising effort and the instrument will greatly enhance the mathematical department and college equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Parsons
Parsons College
State
Mathematical Department
Watson
Probate of Will Notice in Jefferson County Iowa
Notice is given that a document claimed to be the last will of William E. Cowan, deceased, is on file in the Jefferson County District Court. A proof and final hearing are set for February 20, 1917 at 9:00 a.m. in the February Term 1917. Also, WANTED brood hens to buy or trade. Contact S A Power at 532 or 141.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Jefferson County
William E. Cowan
District Court
Geo. M. Ball
S. A
Local Briefs Highlight Moves and Visits Across Town
Mrs. Walter Matlock traveled to Eldon after visiting her mother here. LewVan Canada visitors Mr. and Mrs. C M Cochran and children will return today. Mr. and Mrs. C E Kirby and Jack went to Ottumwa to visit relatives. Mrs. Carl Hawk is very ill at home. Ray Hemmings returned from a business trip to St Louis. Mrs. Walter Hunt visited her mother in Washington. Frank McClain sale set for Friday February 23 after selling farm near Salina. They will move to 506 North Court Street. Mrs. Pearl Billingsley of Hillsboro visits sister Mrs. E J Foster. Mrs. C W Trowbridge of Ottumwa visited locals yesterday. The Misses Aletha Eva and Robert and John Cupp of Keota visited grandmother Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McClain
Salina
North Court Street
Aletha
Eva
Robert
John Cupp
Keota
Local Notes On Residents And Visitors
Kate Cupp and J. T. Davies recovered from illness and are back at their store. Mr and Mrs C L Starr of Keokuk plan to move to the city. Alice B Booker returned to Chicago after a brief visit with her. Mary Alice Smith accompanied her home. H H McKee state inspector of county homes was in the city. Mrs W C Knight left for Des Moines to visit the Pray home after staying with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. L. Starr
Keokuk
Alice B. Booker
Chicago
Mary Alice Smith
H. H. McKee
Free garden seeds at Journal Office
Senator George W. Ball has received a consignment of garden seeds from Senator A. B. Cummins and they may be had as long as they last at the Journal Office. Packages will not be given to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cummins
Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Esther McGugin
Washington
Alice Stever
West Broadway
Ralph Hidy
Batavia
C. H. Gustison
A. M. E. Church
M. M. Kenyon
Linby
E. S. Parks
St. Louis
Ottumwa
Fred Turner
Mrs. C. W. Wade
Alice Wilson
Davenport
Guy Burrows
Chester Kearns
Cedar Rapids
John Randolph
James
Raymond
Bentonsport
Mary A. Davidson
Luther Quillen
George Zeigler
Muscatine
Walter Matlock
Eldon
C. E. Kirby
Jack
Carl Hawk
West Burlington Street
Ray Hemmings
St. Louis, Mo
Walter Hunt
Pearl Billingsley
Hillsboro
E. J. Foster
C. W. Trowbridge
Kate Cupp
J. T. Davies
W. C. Knight
Mattie Junkin
W. E. Johnson
Des Moines
A. B. Pray
Yairfield Theater
Thomas H. Ince
Bessie Barriscale
Charles Ray
Louise Glaum
Fiome
Dewolf Hopper In
Keystone
Grace Cunard and
Francis Ford
The
Pathe
Cord
Brunswick
Brunswick-Balke- Collender Co
Europe
Pathe Records
Brunswick-Balke-Collender CO
Gaumer Bros
Fairfield, Iowa
Journal Office
George W. Ball
Peacock Tabernacle
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