Local News Briefs From Thursday's Daily
A roundup of visits and travels from Thursday includes Jacob Scheffel in Mt Pleas ant, Marshall Clapp in Brighton, the Gaineses visiting Kansas relatives, Atkinson and Thoma in Keosauqua, Mrs. William Pratt in Libertyville, Frank McClain from Texas, Mrs. Marion Shearer to Connecticut, Nat Howard returning from West Point Milltars Academy, and more. Several locals head to Monticello for Chautauqua work with Thoma brothers, while others relocate or attend events in nearby towns. The area also notes Job changes, summer plans, and upcoming chautauqua programs with Willie man S Hammond visiting Warsaw for the summer.
Local notes reveal land purchases and family milestones
T R McClain returns from Texas with land bought there. Dr and Mrs E C Bock welcome a baby girl. W H Jones returns from Texas with real estate. Adam Kasowsky visits the city on business. Mrs Charles S Crail hosts a Friday gathering honoring Miss Dell Chidester and Miss Mae Curfman. The weekly band concert is in the park with the band seated near the stand under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Crail
East Broadway
Dell Chidester
Mae Curfman
Wapello Boy Hurt Crushed Foot Plowing
Leon Hammond fifteen near Long Creek in Wapello Iowa suffered a crushed and cut foot when a sulky plow he was clearing jammed and the horses bolted crushing his bare foot. Doctors report the wound is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Leon Hammond
J R. Hammond
Long Creek
Lecture on The Coming America Inspires Teachers
Mrs Menza RO Burke of Oskaloosa delivered a splendid talk on The Coming America in Fairfield hall to students of the Teachers Institute. A large crowd attended while few new enrollments arrive. county superintendent Miss sessile Buchanan is overseeing the session. the program has been very instructive for instructors and teachers.
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Menza RO Burke
Oskaloosa
America
Fairfield Hall
Teachers’ Institute
Sessile Buchanan
Sunday evangelist plans new westward revival tour
Rev I E Honeywell, Sunday’s secretary and manager, explains why Mr Sunday will not return to towns where he is popular. A revival in one place every seven or eight years limits repeat engagements, with Honeywell's own evangelistic tour starting next September. Sunday will head west next season with Spokane May and Everett June 1908 on the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Sunday
Honeywell
Mr. Honeywell
I. E. Honeywell
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Mr Sunday
Mr. Sunday
Spokane
Wash
Everett
Minnesota
Iowa
Lllnois
Plea for Higher Support for Ministers at Iowa Christian Convention
At Des Moines June 19 Rev A L Orcut of Indianapolis urged larger generosity to fund ministry work. He lamented low pay too often forces young men away from the ministry and leaves superannuated preachers relying on meager aid. Ford and Dr R Dungan echoed calls for sustaining missions. The conference noted regional church strength disparities and the record attendance for the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
A.L. Orcutt
Indianapolis
Iowa State Christian Convention
Ford
R. Dungan
American Christian Missions
Fresh Produce and Desserts Highlight Local Advertisers
New potatoes and tomatoes along with a line of fresh canned goods appear at Duncans groc ery near the Iowa Savings Bank. Gamma Delta Phi advertises a new sundae at Purity on the west side square. Wogg bakery boasts high volume, low prices with daily fresh goods. St Marys Congregation hosts an ice cream and strawberry social from 5 to 8 tonight in the Frank Light store room north of the Iowa State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncans Grocery
Iowa Savings Bank
St. Mary’s
Frank Light
Iowa State Bank
West Side Square
Health Coffee Imitation Sample Offer
Advertises a free sample of Dr Shoops Health Coffee Imitation claiming it imitates Old Java and Mocha in flavor without real coffee. Describes the product as made from toasted grains with malt and cereals, quick to prepare and easy on digestion, sold by Chas A Herring & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Chas. A. Herring & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Krag
Oxford
The
Hunt-Ireland Shoe Co
Jacob Scheffel
Mt. Pleasant
Marshall Clapp
Brighton
Lou Gaines
Kansas
J. A. Atkinson
Clifford Thoma
Keosauqua
William Pratt
Libertyville
City
Frank McClain
Texas
Marion Shearer
Connecticut
Nat Howard
West Point Milltars Academy
Harry
Hale Greenleaf
Monticello
Thoma Bros
Chautauqua
Mra
Coakley
Lome
Blanche Stever
Los Angeles
Cal
McKl.naney’s
Col. Shaffer
N.C
Abingdon
Iil
Williama S. Hammond
Warsaw
Indiana
Fairfield Tribune Force
Oral Watters
George Morrison
Chauhanaqua
Thoma Brothers
Maggie Holland
Grand Junction
Colo
Maggie Lauridge
East Adams Street
Holland
Gaumer
Ottumwa
Des Moines Valley Medical Association
Bonnie
Jessie Manatrey
East Burlegton Street
Theodore Hoechuly
Liberty
Lnd
Abk. Bates
Georgia Hollingsworth
Billy
Farmington
T. R. McClain
E. C. Bock
W H. Jones
Adam Kasowsky
Germanville
Tn the
Institute Notes
Duncan
Reynold
Christian Convention
Lou Thoma
J. A. Huglin
Smith Premier
Crail
Goltt
Jersey Conquire of
W. F. Bevering
OIS
Cook
West Side Restaurant
Okuboji
Cooa
J. A. Spielman
Thoma
Fairfield Gas and Electric Co
Fin Junkin
South Main Street
Grand Union Tea Co
Clinton A. Unkrich, Mer
Wray’s
Kellogg's Bakery
Northeast Corner
Kellogg's
Kelloge’s
Bill Heads
Daily Journal Office
W. O. Pool
Kirksville
Junkin Block
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Ollister Drug Company
Madison
Wis
Grace Medical CO
ALL Druggs
Sunset Magazine
GAN Prancisco
California
Pillsbury’s
Ray Angstead
A.V. Frazey
North Court St
Henry & Despain
Ls, Bradshaw & Co
Winchester
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