Personal notices rally local visitors and travel in area
Mrs Maud Carlson of Coalville Ill visits J E Johnson home. Mrs C C Griswold of Allerton visits her mother Mrs J J Welday. Ray Mulkins returns from Ottumwa on business. Paul Sodergren of Washington tours city en route to Lockridge to see mother. Frank Kirkpatrick of Keota visits. Mrs D B Moss of Chicago visits sister Mrs C D Leggett. Mrs J E McClain of Batavia visits daughter Mrs Ted Kocher. Fred Begolty of Mt Pleasant spends Sunday with friends. Ruth Gavin ill with quinsey shows improvement. Mervyn Laughlin of Batavia in city on business. Roy Wagner family leave for new home near Centralia Mo. brother Charles Keller accompanies. L J Marey ill at home. Jacob Pacha of Pleasant Plain in city on business. Mr and Mrs Allison Jones of Richland stay in city. E G Pattee recovering from operation at Jefferson County Hospital, now home. Mr and Mrs John Craft of Pleasant Plain visit today. Mrs T B Allender taken to Jefferson County Hospital. Miss Bertha Wheeler to Moberly Mo for new position. Ruth Young returns to work at the Fair yesterday after six weeks illness. County Attorney R C Leggett and County Auditor A C Turner travel to Keosauqua on business. W R S meeting to be held at court house tonight. M M Shirk of Batavia in city on business. Mrs Alonzo Barr returns from visit in Lawrence Kan. County Engineer Den I Teal goes to Batavia for surveying. E F Patterson of Batavia visits city.
Gaumer Buys Stag Tailor Shop on West Broadway
Hugh Gaumer yesterday purchased an interest in the Stag Tailor Shop on West Broadway and will conduct the business. Judd, retiring partner, plans to start a five and ten cent store in Red Oak and move this week. Gaumer secures Miss Anna Messer, ten year Gobble Heer veteran, to manage pantatorium work with press and alterations and first class cleaning offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Gaumer
Stag Tailor
West Broadway
Judd
Red Oak
Gaumer
Anna Messer
Gobble & Heer Clothing
Club Meetings and Socials Noted Across Town Tonight
Local groups schedule gatherings in Yeoman Hall and homes on West Burlington Street and West Monroe Street. B A Y Club, Hawkeye Rebekah, O D O Society stork party, White Rose Club R N A, Woodman Circle, Upper Room Bible Class, Philathea Bible Class, and Miss E Noble Ball host events with refreshments, vote on new members, and social activities for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. O. Society
Noble Sammons
West Monroe Street
Pleasant Plain Briefs Highlight Local News In City
Local items note Thomas Nicholson and Dr. Britt visiting. Hazel Turner ill with mumps. Mrs Corliss Teeter returns from Glasgow after visiting McKenzies. Measles epidemic closes Glendale school two weeks. teachers and students affected. Various residents return from illness, travel, or visits. education articles and upcoming travel plans mentioned.
Local Family Movements Span States and Homes
Mrs. Foss Heaton and her children depart for a new home in New York after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. George. Mrs. Warren Garst recovers from surgery at Jefferson County Hospital and will move to the Lamson home. Mrs. Thos Turner returns from Eldon visit. Mrs. Ed Fisher visits relatives in Canton Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Wright plan to move to Lockridge. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perkins and daughter will relocate to Rock Island for Mr. Perkins’s new job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss Heaton
New York
W. H. George
Warren Garst
Jefferson County Hospital
Lamson
South Main Street
Thos
Turner
Eldon
Ed. Fisher
Canton
Illinois
Alva Wright
Lockridge
Fred Perkins
Rock Island
Perkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lady Jane
Aontdreland
Mrs. Maud Carlson
Coalville, Ill
J. E. Johnson
C. C. Griswold
Allerton
J. J. Welday
C. A. Herring
Ottumwa
Ray Mulkins
Paul Sodergren
Washington
City
Frank Kirkpatrick
Keota
D. B. Moss
Chicago, Ill
C. D. Leggett
J. E. McClain
Batavia
Ted Kocher
Fred Begolty
Mt. Pleasant
Ruth Gavin
Mervyn Laughlin
Roy Wagner
Centralia
Charles Keller
L. J. Marey
North Main Street
Jacob Pacha
Pleasant Plain
Mrs. Allison Jones
Richland
E. G. Pattee
John Craft
T. B. Allender
Jeffeson County Hospital
Bertha Wheeler
Moberly
Ruth Young
R. C. Leggett
A. C. Turner
Keosauqua
Court House
M. M. Shirk
Alonzo Barr
Den
Teal
E. F. Patterson
STAG
FF He
B.A. Y. Club
Yeoman Hall
Hawkeye Rebekah Club
Charlotte Sauer
West Burlington Street
G. K. Dunkel
Thomas Stuckey
Walter Prouty
White Rose Club
R. N. of A
Jack Huddleston
Gertrude Wilson
Woodman Circle
Moose Hall
Methodist Church
Fred McClain
McClain
Philathea Bble
First Methodist Church
E. Nobie Ball
East Burlington Street
Whch
Miss Ball
Thomas Nicholson
Miss Hazel Turner
East Briggs Street
Corliss Teeter
Glasgow
John McKenzie
South Court Street
Dr. Britt
Fred Wray
South Second Street
Ralph
Roy Nelson
C. P. Nelson
Glendale
Mabel Trail
Iva Parker
Des Moines
Everett Griffith
Iowa Wesleyan
Messrs
J. A. Hudson
Wm. Fleenor
Abingdon
Florence Loehr
E. E. Watson
Journal of Educational Psychology
C. K. Stanfordt
Santa Barbara
Calif
Chicago
Brighton
Gertrude Mason
Newton
Rhoda Henry
Harry Freshwater
South Depot Street
Reuben Gilbert
Chariton
Frank Bruggemeyer
Muscatine
Francis O’neil
Elizabeth Bates
Mrs
Fred Bates
West Kirkwood Street
Andrew Anderson
Harry Porter
Ray Baker
Hufstedler & Baker Store
Varilla, Smith
Carl Stanford
Cual
Stubbs
Gaumer Bros Jewelry
Brunswick Phonograph
Graham Theatre
Washington, Iowa
HE Origin
Andreas Dippel
Boston
Anala
Charles Duvillier
Forty-fourth St. Theatre
N. Y
Orpheum Tonight
Orpheum Orchestra
Oliver Morosco
Kathlyn Williams
Thomas
Harold Lockwood and
May Allison
Pidgin Island
East Side Square
Fairfield
Iowa
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