Local Briefs Highlight Social Visits Across Iowa Towns
Monday’s Daily lists residents and visitors from Moline Burlington Ottumwa Mt Pleasant Davenport Eldon Glendale Sidney Douds Leando Ellisville and Iowa City. Notables include Mrs Dora Moore recovering after surgery and Miss Katherine Harris preparing a Cedar Falls trip. The Lutheran Ladies Missionary Society meets tomorrow at 8 with Mrs Carl Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Carl Hawk
West Burlington Street
Death of George H. Crane at Sisters Home in Fairfield
George H. Crane of Chicago died suddenly at the Misses Crane east Burlington street home after breakfast. The torpedo blast near him in Muscatine last Thursday caused heart disease and a nervous shock. Survived by wife Virginia Idell Davidson and siblings Alice Mannie Crane and Edward Crane. Funeral Tuesday at 4 from the residence, Rev. S B Ross presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Crane
Chicago
Misses Crane
East Burlington Street
Muscatine
Mr. Crane
Howard Publishing Co
Crane
Tis Sisters
George Harden Crane
Fairfeld
Parsons College
Madison
Ind
Virginia Idell Davdson
Minneapolis
Minn
J. E. Roth & Co
Fairfield
Fairfield Has Always Been Home To Mr. Crane
Alice
Mannie Crane
Edward
Council Bluffs
S. B. Ross
Soldiers' Reunion Meeting Called by County Society
Vice presidents of the Jeffey County Old Soldiers and Sailors association are summoned by president A. W. Jaques to convene at the office Saturday July 2 at 2 p.m. to plan the county union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffey County Old Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Sociation
Pr Dent
A. W. Jaques
Concert by Blind Evangelist Reed at Congregational Church
David Wendell Reed, the blind evangelist singer from Chicago, will render a concert program on Tuesday evening July 9 at the Congregational church. Tickets are on sale at Jericho's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wendall Reed
Chicago
Congregational Church
Jericho
Don’t Cook Eat some meats from Workman and Gossick
A compact prompt urging readers to choose ready prepared meats from Workman and Gossick. The line highlights convenient options for quick meals and points to the shop as a source.
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Workman & Gossick
First Class Supper at Light Building Thursday Night
The Stewardess of the A. M. E church will host a first class supper in the Light building at the northeast corner of the square Thursday evening. Supper licensed. Mrs. T. L. Burnett presides with Mrs. Ole Johnson as secretary. Entables to sharpen your appetite at Workman Gosaick's Meat Market.
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A. M
T. L. Burnett
Ole Johnson
Gosaick
Chautauqua Season Tickets Price and Berry Delivery Arrangements
Season tickets for Chautauqua season remain $150. The program is in print and ready soon. Lightfoot & Son will handle berry delivery due to supply limitations. Order ahead, and berries will be available for pickup before desired date. The City Transfer Co offers rides to any city area or trains, with baggage service. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a breakfast option.
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Lightfoot & Son
T. B. Starr
Local Social Transfers and Visits Across Ottumwa and Burlington
Carrie Edmund Beckwith of Ottumwa visits relatives here. Roberts, the night operator, is transferred to Agency with Harker replacing him. Vada and Rena Johnson visit Ottumwa for several days. Verne Turnbul, Mary Burkhart, Belle Sands, and Cora Davis spend the Fourth in Burlington. Win Byer and family and Ed Sullivan party visit Burlington on Thursday. Mrs Ringelsapaw remains very poorly. Chris Raucher and Will Ryan spend Thursday afternoon in Ottumwa.
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Vada
Rena Johnson
Ottumwa
Verne Turnbul
Mary Burkhart
Belle Sands
Cora Davis
Burlington
Win. Byer
Ed. Sullivan
Ringelsapaw
Collins Family Ends South Main Visit in Emerson Iowa
Mr and Mrs Ernest Collins and daughter Ruth have been visiting A J Green on South Main street and left this morning for their home in Emerson Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Collins
Ruth
A. J. Green
South Main Street
Emerson
Iowa
For Sale Notices In This Department
Classified notices explain rates and format for selling items. Six words per line and a minimum 15 cent charge apply. Readers urged to use the Peoples Column department for quick responses.
Laundry promises keep man’s dignity through clean clothes
Advertising copy extols laundry services claiming clean garments restore self respect and head held high. It emphasizes steam power, skilled work, and meticulous handling including saving buttons and mending button holes.
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Oxfords
The
Hunt-Ireland Shoe Co
John Bates
Moline, IL
Henry Carleon
Mise
Jessie Johnson
Harry Cohn
Albert Wright
Mt. Pleasant
John VanPatten
J. H. Merckens
Mary
Dora Moore
Libertyville
Charles Stout
Davenport
Emery James
Eldon
Ed. Miller
Hazel van Patten
Lillian Peck
Fred Westerfield
Pointes
Illinois
Riley Adams
Kalona
Corning
Arthur Barnett
Glendale
Mrs
Sylvester Clapp
Micheal Driscoll
LaSalle, Ill
Sidney
J. W. Greimaeley
Ittle
Larry Cook
Douds-Leando
Sparks
Jane Ashmead
Ellisville
Katherine Harris
Cedar Falls
Grace Morris
W. D. Morris
K. D. Russell
L. B. Crowe
Iowa City
City
George D. Henry
Mrs. Crowe
Frank Schbriper
Beckwith
Carrie Edmund of
Mr. Roberts
Mr. Harker
Chris Raucher
Will Ryan
Berta
Laddox&flaxwell
Grocert
Broadway
Smith Premier
New Town
E.R. Smith
E. R. Smith
Windsor
Thoma’ S
Thoma
Fairfield Gas
Duncan
Reynold
Iowa State Bank
Fairfield Steam Laundry
Easton Bros. & Duvall
Onifice
Gaines
Ray Angstead
Winchester
Sour Cester
Tunis
Des Moines
Aliso
Pein
Chiorotorn
W. O. Coffee
Certury Bidg
Pillsbury’s
Davis
Ottumway
Henry & Despain
Sunset Magazine
San Francisco
California
Bradshaw & Co
Pacific Coast
Omaha
Seattle
Tacoma
Porland
Yellowstone Park
Northwest
P. E. Heflin
C. B. & Q. Railway
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