Local residents tale of visits and travels in city
Miss Marie Snyder of Batavia visited the city yesterday. Mrs Clyde Norriss went to Ottumwa for a short visit with relatives. Mrs Adam Heinbusch, from Merrimac, returned to Creston. L E Koenig heads to St Paul with a North and South Dakota trip. C J Fulton returned from Des Moines. Dora Hatch left for Bentonsport due to her sister's illness. W H Walton of Spokane visiting in the city. Mrs Sarah M Yale left for Woodburn for a few days with her daughter. The Misses Gantz and Sears of Brookville visiting Mrs Sam Farmer north of the city. Mrs A C Wisecarver and daughter returned from Ottumwa. Vernon and May Allender visit with sister Mrs Ray Campbell, then returned to Birmingham. James Bouger, discharged from Camp Dodge, visiting en route home to Trenton, Mo. Mrs L Andrews and Gladys Andrews left for Eldon. Alta Gustison of Seattle left for Washington DC after a two week visit with her mother on South Main. Mrs A J Canlee returned to Chariton after visits with Mr Canlee, Jefferson County Hospital, and Mrs R B Louden Sr. and Mrs Fred Rohrer. The College Addition Mission held a memorial service for Dr J W Bean. Mrs H A Mosser and others attended Jubilee conference in Ottumwa. Nellie Warren of Des Moines met with county officials about a Modern Health Crusade to begin February 5 for fifteen weeks as a Junior Red Cross activity. County officials ordered supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Warren
Greenwood
Des Moines
June Chidister
A. W. Crane
Red Cross
Crane
Chidister
Mrs Christene Wallace Hansen Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Christene Wallace Hansen died last night at about eight o clock at her home on West Grimes Street after a morning attack of acute indigestion. Aged about thirty five she came from Louisville Kentucky to the city last November and married Geo Hansen on November 5 1918. Short funeral services will be held this afternoon at four from the West Grimes street home conducted by Rev R H Polly. The remains will be taken to Louisville Kentucky tonight for interment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christene Wallace Hansen
West Grimes Street
Hansen
Louisville
Geo. Hansen
R. H. Polly
The
Christian Church
Disciplinary Barracks at Leavenworth Burned
Fire at the Leavenworth federal disciplinary barracks caused about 100000 dollars in damage with 60000 dollars of clothing in the quartermasters department destroyed. Soldiers were forced to flee as prisoners helped fight the blaze. Mrs Izora Bishop of Libertyville visits the city today.
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Leavenworth
Kansas
Federal
Quartermasters Department
Beaver Soap Company
Dayton
Ohio
War widow receives Fairfield aid postcard
Mrs. J. E. Stanford shares a France postcard showing Agnes Dambry and her three fatherless children aided by Fairfield contributions. Dr. C. H. L. Mason delivered gifts and Agnes thanks locals for benevolence. The image depicts a refined woman and three neatly dressed boys.
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J. E. Stanford
France
Fairfield
C. H. L. Mason
Stanford
Agnes Dambry
Snyder in Richland on business and lodge meeting announced
H. E. Snyder spends the day in Richland on business. Miss Christene Elliott plans to travel to Scott's Bluff Kansas for an extended visit with relatives. Clinton Lodge No. 15 A M F and A meet tonight for third degree work and a good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Snyder
Richland
Christene Elliott
Scott's Bluff
Kansas
Clinton Lodge No. 15
A. F
A. M
College News Update
A brief college notice highlights campus events and updates. Details are sparse in this OCR fragment but indicate ongoing student activities and institutional announcements.
Exams End Today and School Schedule Noted
Today marks the last day of examinations covering history psychology sanitation and hygiene. Tomorrow registration opens for the second semester and Monday classes start. Tomorrow at four p m the season opens with Hedding at Trustee gym. Madame Francesco Zaradie, Vienna Opera soprano, performs at the High School Auditorium for the blinded and disabled soldiers fund.
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Francesco Zaradie
Vienna Opera
Alliea
Notice for Masons Mark Master and Past Master Degrees
McCord Chapter will confer the Mark Master and Past Master degrees Friday night January 31. Royal Arch Masons present desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCord
Royal Arch Masons
Apples for Sale by Sanford Zeigler & Son
Sprayed apples for sale by the bil. Sanford Zeigler & Son at 606 Jasper Lathrop, phone 1628, in Jasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Zeigler & Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marie Snyder
Batavia
Clyde Norriss
Ottumwa
Adam Heinbusch
Merrimac
Creston
Revy
C. J. Fulton
Dora Hatch
Bentonsport
John Stevens
W. H. Walton
Spokane, Washington
Sarah M. Yale
Woodburn
Iowa
Jane Davis
Mable Gantz
Mary Sears
Brookville
Sam Farmer
A. C. Wisecarver
P. J. Kasten
Vernon
May Allender
Birmingham
Ray Campbell
James Bouger
Camp Dodge
Trenton
L. Andrews
Gladys Andrews
Andrew
Mara Stanford
Eldon
Alta Gustison
Seattle
Washington
Washington, D. C
Charlotte Gustison
South Main St
A. J. Canlee
Chariton
Mr. Canlee
Jefferson County Hospital
R. B. Louden Sr
Fred Rohrer
College Addition Mission
J. W. Bean
Br. Bean
H. A. Mosser
SL. Machesney
H. A. Mitchell
John Winter
R. M. McKenzie
J. Talgott
J. L. Underwood
Presbyterian Church
Daily Journal
Post Office
George Hansen
War Widow
Matinee
Orpheum Cremona
Sessue
Layakawa
Charles Ray
Yeoman Hall
McElwain
Meyer Shoe Store
West Side
College News
Hedding
Trustee Gymnasium
Jasper Lathrop
J. F. Wilson Jr
South First National Bank
Goc
Richardson Hardware CO
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