Local residents visit in Abingdon and city guests documented
A parade of visitors stops in the city including Wm Harris of Lamont visiting relatives in Abingdon, Mrs. Ralph Ward from Deming arriving for a Fisher home stay, Miss Ellen Roach of East Pleasant Plain and many others visiting friends, teachers, or relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Harris
Lamont, Mo
Abingdon
Ralph Ward
Deming, N. M
Fisher
North Court Street
Ellen Roach
East Pleasant Plain
Local residents visit and move hopes noted in city
Mrs John Farmer of Bernhart and Miss Goldie Hill of Libertyville visit the city. Mr and Mrs West plan to live here. Mr and Mrs Cohen will reside in Mt Pleasant. W J Fleenor and grandson Donald Hudson visit. Calvin Doughty to return from Boston on furlough. Eugene Sumner born yesterday at Jefferson County Hospital. Ministerial association to meet Monday at 10 30 in Agassiz room. Wilson Heflin and party attend Oh Boy in Burlington. Others visit Ottumwa for Oh Boy show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McCleary
Bataia
Jefferson County Teachers’ Club
Lewis Pequignot
Libertyville
Rassmusson
Bertha Sears
Brookville
Lucile Pequignot
George Peebler
Batavia
Rank Colton
Anna Bucher
Pleasant Plain
L. R. Kilzer
Arthur Nelson
Joseph Bucher
East Lowe Street
C. Stansberry
Fred Stansberry
Guy Baker
Merle and
Verle
Packwood
BE. W. Ireland
South Main Street
Anna Sullivan
Chicago
John Finch
Spokane
Wash
T. K
Fitzgerald
Kent
Charles
Atlantic
Martin Bush
West Broadway
L. E. Baker
Ottumwa
Melissa Samons
Sylman Johnson
Greeley Mullenix
Des Moines
Mullenix
John Farmer
Bernhart
Lewis West
Beardstown, Ill
West
W. J. Fleenor
Donald Hudson
Abingdon
Calvin Doughty
Boston
Mass
M. T. Doughty
Jefferson County Hospital
George E. Leonard
Eugene Sumner
Delmar Frazey
Harold Stinbloom
Selma
Wesleyan Bible
Methodist Church
E. L. House
Wilson Heflin
Iail Heflin
Pauline Clinkinbeard
Burlington
Crane
Rome
Harry Howell
Harry Ritchie
Lynn Keesey
Maurice Fryer
Frances Hutchinson
Hia Collins
Restrictions Tighten on Coal Consumers in Des Moines
Des Moines reports new rules from state fuel administrator Charles Webster effective after April 1 require coal dealers to verify each domestic consumer's on hand, last year's usage, and estimated need for 1918 1919. False statements carry up to 5000 dollars or two years in prison. Dealers must monthly report buyer names and quantities. individual or grouped consumers cannot receive car load doses without local approval. Consumers urged to order early before April 1 for the season ending March 31 1919. An anthracite price cut of 30 cents per ton takes effect April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Charles Webster
Window brushes with driers at fair priced at $1 25
Long handled window brushes and brushes with attached driers offered at the fair for a price of 1.25 dollars. Item shown amid fair exhibits with other housekeeping tools.
Scout Hall Drives Book Drive and Upcoming Events
Boy Scouts urge men in khaki to donate books they enjoyed yet will not reread. Accepts novels, engineering texts, military works, dictionaries, and foreign language books. Drop at the Scout hall next week, preferably Monday. a Scout will collect. Drills held Fridays at 7 30. C W Wade to speak at Washington school Tuesday 4 pm. Mary Pickford in The Little American shown at the Orpheum next Wednesday. audience turnout was light due to a stormy night. a specialty act will close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Wade
Washington School
Mary Pickford
Orpheum
Society Notes Highlight Masquerade and Birth Anniversary
The O E S club meets with Miss Fern Hewitt on West Washington. Richard Holton hosts about twenty eight Logan school eighth graders at a masquerade on South Fourth street with games and refreshments. Pythian Sisters plan a regular session Monday at 8 with inspector Mrs Louisa Pooler from Burlington. About forty friends greet Chas Goodell on his forty first birthday at West Stone street with readings, songs and luncheon plus a rocker gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. S. Club
Fern Hewitt
West Washington Street
Richard Holton
Logan School
South Fourth Street
Holton
Pythian Sisters
Louisa M. Pooler
Burlington
Chas. Goodell
West Stone Street
Notice of Will Probating in Jefferson County Iowa
State of Iowa Jefferson County notice that an instrument claimed as the last will of C. P. Larson deceased is on file in the Clerk of the District Court. April 1, 1918 at 2 p.m. is set for proof and final hearing at the April term 1918. Witness the court seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Jefferson County
C. P. Larson
District Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sardand
R. Glen Whitmer
Washington, Iowa
Fred Flinspach
PD. J. Parrett
Monmouth, Il
W. B. Parrett
Gus Peterson
Lockridge
Bertha Murphy
Goldie Hill
Laura Robinson
Mrs. O. L. Cohen
Mt Pleasant
Fay Hills
Huron
South Dakota
Grace Rodgers
BOY Scouts
Gaumer Bros
WOLF
Wolf Chemical CO
Quincy, Biliacia
Shriner & Johnson
Lutheran Church
Hoosier
Red Cross
America
The
Hoosier Company
H. P. McLaughlin CO
Alfred Bergen
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