Southeastern Iowa Horticultural Society Meets November 20–22
The thirty eighth annual meeting of the Southeastern Iowa Horticultural Society will convene at Library Hall in this city from November 20 to 22. Prominent regional figures will speak, with exhibitions of small fruits vegetables and flowers and premiums for top displays. Sessions begin with introductions and addresses by C. G. Blodgett and others, including John L. Wilson and Alex Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Iowa Horticultural Society
C. G. Blodgett
Mt. Pleasant
John L. Wilson
Centerville
W. K. Murray
Fairfield
Greene
Des Matines
Ts P.m
G. Blodgett
Charles J Fulton
William Langnam
Cedar Rapids
Dewey
Washington
the Times
Alex Rh. Miller
Free Press of
G. Blodsett
John W. Palm
Sallie Thompson
J. W. Thompson
Alex Miller
The
Washington Democrat
Bridal Rites In Butte As Clara Hinkle Weds Earl Gilbert
Miss Clara Dell Hinkle and Earl Templeton Gilbert wed at the First Presbyterian church in Butte Montana with a simple ring ceremony. The bride wore a white batiste frock and carried white rosebuds. the bridal party included bridesmaids and a maid of honor. The couple’s families and relatives filled the front row as organist Jack Hangauer and violinist Clare O Donnell opened with Lohengrin march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Butte
Montana
Clara Dell Hinkle
Earl Templeton Gilbert
Fairfield
Parsons College
Anaconda Standard
J. M. Hinkle
Karl Templeton Gilbert
E. J. Groeneveld
Jack Hangauer
Clare O'Donnell
Fred Hlinkle
Emmet Morrow
Miles Grace King
Mae Hamilton
Fulton Evans
Gilbert
Lewis Mackel
Joanna Gregg
Mra. Hinkle
Arthur White
Nttle
Pauline
Hinsdale
Lynn Comfort
Twin Bridges
J. H. Gilbert
Rupert Gilbert
R. H. Hopper
Jack Ormond
Armory Fund Boost Planned by White City Orchestra
Fairfield citizens urged to attend a Friday Nov 15 concert at the Grand Opera House by the White City Orchestra of Chicago to raise funds for Company M armory. Charles Todd leads the program as the orchestra’s director noted for his violin prowess. Proceeds aim to build a first class armory home for the local militia unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company M Armory Fund
White City Orchestra
Chicago
Grand Opera House
Militia Boys
Fairfield
Charles Todd
Thomas Orchestra
Todd
America
Tsmerite
Company M
Fairfield Company
Iowa National Guard
I T
State National Guard
Local wedding and reception at Hinkle home on West Broadway
The wedding reception followed at the Hinkle residence on West Broadway honoring two main events. Invitations extended to church guests and the young ladies serving as flower girls included Lula Prentice Sadie Jonas Maude Nissler Nellie Hamlin Joste Jonas Lydia Osenbrug Ella Wright Mozetta Williams Lillian Plomley Hazel Corrie and Ruth Franzman. Mrs. Hinkle wore white batiste with Cluny lace while Mrs. Gilbert appeared in a dove gray wolle gown trimmed with white plumes and violet flowers.
Sunday Arrives in Muscatine for Big Revival
Evangelist William A. Sunday and his party reached Muscatine on the Firefly amid greetings from ministers and a large local committee. The opening service at 10:30 a.m. drew over 10,000 attendees, with thousands turned away as preparations and expectations for the revival built in the Muscatine Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
William A
William Harlan
Fred Fisher
Mr. Butler
Benj. Reesink
Iowa Avenue
Billy” Jr
Sunday
Muscatine Committee
Fred
Gill
Billy
William A. Sunday
Tabernacle
Henry Burgess
Aledo
Lil
Billy” Sunday
Evangelist
Death of Mrs Myrtle Mack in Cheyenne Wyoming
Telegram reports Mrs Myrtle Mack wife of Julian Mack of Cheyenne Wyoming died Saturday morning at ten o clock. A resident of this city in her youth she was daughter of J C Fulton and leaves a husband two children six brothers and three sisters. Funeral in Cheyenne. Father and relatives here mourn the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Mack
Julian Mack
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mack
J. C. Fulton
Surprise Party For Miss Elizabeth Barnes At Home
About fifteen young ladies gathered at Miss Elizabeth Barnes home to surprise her on her return from dinner. Guests included Miss Tyrrell of Oxford Junction and Miss Lila Woode of Missouri. The evening was enjoyable with refreshments and a merry mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Barnes
MecElhaney
Miss Barnes
Edgar Tyrrell
Oxford Junction
Lila Woode
Missouri
New Time Cards and Train Schedules for Burlington
A new time card went into effect yesterday on the Burlington line. No. 13 returns to service to handle crowds since the two cent fare began. No. 183 resumes its old time and arrives at 3 42 p m. No. 1 fast Denver train leaves Chicago at one and reaches Burlington at 7 30 p m, with two hours cut off between Chicago and Denver and several Ulmots and Iowa towns removed from its route. Fairfield becomes the first stop after departure. The other trains revert to their old schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday
Aledo
Evangelist
Burlington
No. 13
Denver
Chicago
Ulnots
Mt. Pleasant
Osceola
Hastings
Malvern
Glenwood
Iowa
No. 1
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Rock Island Adjusts Train Schedules Amid Omission of No 20 and 30
The Rock Island Railway revised its time card affecting several trains yesterday but left No 20 and 30 off the road, disappointing many travelers though others show high demand. No 1 now arrives at 10 40 a m, No 3 at 4 42 a m, and No 11 12 meet at 1 32 a m with minor shifts elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Personal notes from Monday's Daily
Charles and Donald of Seymour are in the city for a few days. Wesley Gaumer of Ottumwa spent Sunday at home. A D Long travels to Davenport and Muscatine for a business trip. Anna Sappenfield leaves for a week with her sister in Davenport. E Stubbs of Denver arrives for a short visit with relatives. Grace Mckee going to Ottumwa for a few days. Mr and Mrs Clinton Unkrich of Ottumwa guests of relatives. Charles Messett returns from Ottumwa. Charles M Baines home from Toledo. Mrs Charles Stancell and baby visit Beckwith. George Loss of Fort Wayne is гост at Frank Chichester home. Edwards family return to Glasgow after weekend with Rice family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Gaumer
Ottumwa
Clinton Unkrich
City
Charles Stancell
Baby
Beckwith
Gordon
George Loss
Fort Wayne, Ind
Frank Chichester
West Washington Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Southeastern Iowa Horticultre Society
Amiens
Hiram Heaton
Glendale
A. Branson
John Palm
Leeds
Mildred Harrington
Williamsburg Flowers
Wesley Greene
Des Moines
William Langham
Center Point
Mra. I
FOR Armory Fund
Moss Florence Yarley
Western Union
Dr. Sutt
Ross Greenfield
Boyd Heldorfer
Western Union Telegraph Co
Charles &. Donald
Seymour
A. D. Long
Davenport
Anna Sappenfield
Stubbs
Denver, Colo
Grace Mckee
Charles Messett
Charles M. Baines
Toledo
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