Tuesday News Notes From Jefferson County
From Tuesday's Daily Mrs Henry Bacon is improving slowly. Mrs Oscar Basson is gravely ill with an attack of the grape. Dr Chester Fordyce attended a dental meeting in Iowa City. Dr C A McElderry also went to Iowa City. Mrs W H Millsack is visiting Ottumwa friends. Hon C J Fulton traveled to Des Moines on business. Mr and Mrs Bray and daughter visited in the city. Charles Pigg, son of Mr and Mrs J H Pigg, is ill with pneumonia. C E Carlson traveled to Ottumwa for a few days with his daughter Mrs Ed Krie mer. J C Thorne returned from Des Moines on telephone matters. Frank Leedham and son Oscar returned from Mt Pleasant after a relative's death. Misses Gladys Fresconi and Ruth Koontz visited Batavia with relatives. Mrs D A Wilson left for Stockport after visiting daughter Mrs Edgar Brewer. Mr and Mrs Vic Lamson head to New Orleans with Walter Hunt along. R S Thomas of Ottumwa and H D Thomas return from Riceville on business. Bailery Raney and family called to Birmingham for a serious illness. Grant Balow sold a Guernsey car to D B Stewartzendruder of Kalona for 100 dollars. Word arrived of Fred Craft of Lockridge’s marriage to Blanche Peckham of Mr Pleasant on February 24 in Galesburg. Both are known in Jefferson county. Craft runs a drug business in Lockridge.
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Fred Craft
Lockridge
Blanche Peckham
Mr. Pleasant
Galesburg
Jefferson County
Craft
Quote-tinged dialogue and Marcus Aurelius line in prose
A collectible fragment presents a humorous exchange about seating preferences and a philosophical morning reminder. The text juxtaposes a waiter and a guest with a judge and references Marcus Aurelius urging mindful work as a human being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Aurelius
Henry Adkins Wins Bride in Small Ottumwa Wedding
Henry Adkins of Fairfield and Ottumwa married Miss Eunice Schmidt in Fairfield last night with Rev. W G Burch officiating. The small ceremony on South Sixth Street drew intimate relatives then a reception of friends and neighbors. The bride traveled with her mother while the groom’s sister, Mrs Stirling, headed home to Galesburg Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Adkins
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Dayneport
Iowa
W. G. Burch
Chrestians Church
Adkins
South Sixth Street
Eunice Schmidt
Stirling
Galesburg
Public thanks given for sympathy after death of husband and father
Sincere thanks are extended by Mrs. P. H. Walker C. S. Walker and family to neighbors friends and old soldiers for help and sympathy during illness and death. The note appears in a local notice style with affiliations to Smoke a New Chicago and mentions a period of bereavement.
Painkiller Perry Davis Ad 19th Century Sore Relief
An advertisement urges readers to use Painkiller for stiff joints sore muscles and sprains. It touts Perry Davis as the sole effective remedy with prices 25c 35c and 50c and recommends always keeping it on hand without substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Price
Surprise Sunday School Social at Richwoods Home
Last Saturday at the home of Mr Frank Masiden seven miles northeast of Katzfield the Methodist Sunday school class from Richwoods held an unannounced gathering. Miss Ereel Finnspach acted as orator and Mrs Masden received a silver sugar bowl and creamer as a token of esteem. Refreshments were served and all enjoyed the evening. Also an ad for Minnesota farm acreage and a note of a program change at the Lyric were included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Masidien
Katzfield
Masden
Horse Sale at Pavilion March 24 1910
Thomas Lawson offers 12 head of two year old colts and other horses at a rain or shine Pavilion sale. Buyers will be present to purchase good fat horses in all classes. Sale dates are March 24, April 7 and April 21, 1910. A. C. Wisecarver & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lawson
A. C. Wisecarver & CO
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted as Best Cough Remedy
An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar is the safest remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. It emphasizes that the product contains no opiates or harmful drugs and advises consumers to remember the name and accept no substitutes from L. S. Bradshaw Co.
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Foley
L. S. Bradshaw Co
Kidney remedy claim saves life in Kentucky notice
Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky states Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him permanently of kidney disease which he says would have cost him his life. L S Bradshaw Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Bowman
Lebanon
Foley
L. S. Bradshaw Co
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Sways Cough to Health
A nighttime warning urges mothers to keep Foley's Honey and Tar at hand to treat croup and colds. The advertisement claims the remedy stops coughing, heals the lungs and expels the cold without opiates, noting Pneumonia often follows a cold but never after using this product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Forley
L. S. Bradshaw Co
Bradshaw Co
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Hfari-Ireland Shoe S
the Daily Journal
Henry Bacon
Oscar Basson
Chester Fordyce
Iowa City
C. A. McElderry
W. H. Millsack
C. J. Fulton
Des Mones
Lcharles
J. H. Pigg
Swich
C. E. Carlson
Ed. Kriemer
J. C. Thorne
Frank Leedham
Oscar
Mt. Pleasant
Gladys Fresconi
Ruth Koontz
Batavia
D. A. Wilson
Edgar Brewer
Stockport
Vic. Lamson
New Orleans
Walter Hunt
South
R. S. Thomas
H. D. Thomas
Riceville
Bailery Raney
Mary Raney
Frank Raney
Birmingham
Grant Balow
D. B. Stwartzendruder
Kalona
P. H. Walker
C.S. Walker and Family
Chicago
Wm. L. Long
Leggett House
J. E. Eisenhart
Minnnesota
Benson County Real Estate Co
Sauk Rapids
Lyric
Horse Sale
Gephart
North Side
Willsbury
Mystic
H.C. Davis
Te Lyric
Smugeler
Acmission
East Side Hardware
Loor
Ea Ere
Flor
Thorne & Son
L.S. Bradshaw & CO
Gray
Allen 8
Olmated
le Roy
N.Y
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
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