Local residents noted during weekend visits and travels
William Nash of Rock Island depot in Washington spent the weekend at home. Miss Martha Fulton, Parsons College student, began teaching in Cedar township. Harry Craig visited Mt. Pleasant on business. Mr. and Mrs. R Bruce Louden traveled to Chicago for a few days. Mrs. Oscar Leedham of Minds visited the Howard Leachham home. Mrs. Alta Rhodes of San Francisco arrived to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob R. Mikesell. Herbert Hutchinson of Ottumwa was a city visitor. The Clinkenbeards’ daughter is ill with pneumonia at home on South Sixth street. John Frasher visited Mount Pleasant with friends. William Julian of Columbus, Nebraska, was here for his ill wife. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriner left for Chicago and then Florida to attend the auto show. Anthony Turner visited friends in Mt. Pleasant before heading to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nash
Rock Island Depot
Washington
William Julian
Columbus
Neb
Mace Clinkenbeard
Local Visitors and Church Notes Highlight Weekend
Mr and Mrs Charles Speer and son of Washington visited the Speer home yesterday. Dr W B Blanche of Davenport and Dr J B Leamer of Clinton attended installation services for Rev Anspach at the Lutheran church. Dr Chester Fordyce visited Otumwa with Mr and Mrs Charles Cormick. William Frieberg and son of Richwoods were city visitors. Peter Levi of Ottumwa was in town on business. The Free Methodist revival continues with Rev C D Eddy delivering sermons. strong conversions and one sanctified last night. Services start at 7 30 pm with afternoon prayer meetings 2 40 pm except Mondays and Saturdays. Mortgage loans offered by Huglin & Rorick. J C McKenzie confined at home ill on South Court. Mr and Mrs Z T Moore of Libertyville are in town for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Blanche
Davenport
J. 8. Leamer
Clinton
City
Lutheran Church
Rev
Anspach
C.D. Eddy
F. C. Behner
Vote No on Franchise for Fairfield Power Plant
A Fairfield letter-writer argues against a 20 year electric franchise from Dows Smith Reed, asserting rate protections are missing and stressing that cheaper power is inevitable. The notice urges voters to reject the franchise and demand safeguards on rate schedules and plant value.
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Saturday Evening’s Journal
John A. Reed
Fairfield
Reed
Smith, Dows & Reed
United States
Canada
Winnipeg
Cleveland
Ohio
Pasadena
California
Dows, Smith & Reed
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Harry Craig
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Howard Leeahhm
Alta Rhodes
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Jacob R. Mikesell
Herbert Hutchinson
the Littl
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John Frasher
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Frank Shriner
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Anthony Turner
Charles Speer
J. M. Speer
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Stockport
Chester Fordyce
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Charles Cormick
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John Samuelson
William Frieberg and Son
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William Collier
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Norma Talmadge
Tully Marshall
Devil’s
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Robert Leonard
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Helen Holmes
H. B. Warner
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Rida
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