Local Briefs Highlight Visits and Travels Across Town
Mr and Mrs Wm Kann of Per lee visit the city. Oscar Larson spends Sunday with son at Camp Dodge. Fleming family motor to Ottumwa. George Cochran visits from Camp Dodge Des Moines. Choir to sing Friday at Wee. Ministry and relatives visit Brighton. Miss Grace Bree from Burlington visits Leova Arnett. Mrs Mary McKenzie of Washington visits parents H B Keltner. Rev L E Kuhns returns from Ash Grove after contracting meetings. Arthur Woods called by ill mother Belle Woods. Helen Millhouse from Ottumwa visits Stella Millhouse and Elza Spry. Hughes couple plan south tour via Excelsior Springs and Hot Springs. Birth announced of daughter to Mr and Mrs Oscar Green in Lew Van Sask. Miss Vester Monl returns from Mt Pleasant after visit Ruth Gavin. Pierce family travel via Omaha en route to Neosho. Olga Stewart returns from Kansas City with son Ole Frisk after operation. M E Garmoe family from Iowa City visit parents. Parsons College Conservatory recital tomorrow seven thirty by Miss Iva Scheffel pupils. Dr J F Clarke in New York City ordered to stay three weeks longer. Mrs Clarke to remain. Pickering and Lambert families visit Minster and Lambert homes. Minda Lambert returns to Ollie for visit.
College Notes From Campus Weekend Visits And Events
Students report weekend visits to various hometowns including Mildred Stewart Grace Applegate Gladys Goff Lucile Heifenstine Nellie Sharar Arcel Stiles Marie Johnson Marcia Smith Maria Magel the Taylors Harold Wilson Leland Page John Hedrick William Gibson Pierre Tracy and others. A chapel reading invites men to Mrs Moore for camp cookery. A forensic club meeting planned to discuss the year's debate with the topic that the President's Cabinet should be responsible to Congress. A campus reception for the football team followed Fridays game with a large student turnout and bonfire at Alumni Field including remarks by Dr Montgomery Capt Flinspach and others.
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Mildred Stewart
Grace Applegate
Washington
Gladys Goff
Lucile Heifenstine
Nellie Sharar
Mediapolis
Arcel Stiles
Marie Johnson
Winfield
Marcia Smith
Albia
Maria Magel
Burlington
Misses Taylors
Emerson
Harold Wilson
Indianola
Leland Page
Ames College
John Hedrick
Osceola
William Gibson
Nodaway
Pierre Tracy
Brighton
Alumni Field
Dr. Montgomery
Capt
Flinspach
Calvin Scovel
Curtis Schillerstrom
Miss Stanwood
Veil
Gaines
Slow response to second Liberty Loan in Jefferson County
On Saturday October 13 the Jefferson County subscribers to the second Liberty Loan numbered forty two, with total pledges of 59250. The county quota stands at 745000 and only fourteen days remain to meet it. The public is urged to bank subscriptions, highlighting four percent interest and return of principal, and noting soldiers’ liberal support.
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Jefferson County
Fire truck responds to Q depot blaze at Rock Island
Vehicle dispatched yesterday afternoon to the Q depot, found fire at Rock Island depot platform. Oil on the platform leaked due to a lighted match. blaze extinguished. Simpson student body noted for noise levels. Hedrick mistaken lineup in Friday game reporting. old Rose and Green praised.
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Rock Island
Fifty Three Runs In Two Games At Camp Cody
Willard Goddard son of S E Goddard and former Tribune employee fights with Company M at Camp Cody New Mexico where he starred in two soldier games. He notes his unit beat Keokuk Company L 23 to 7 and Washington Company K 3 to 7 with six runs tallying by the team and three by Goddard. Ralph Parrett spent last evening with friends in Libertyville.
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Register and Leader
Willard Goddard
E. Goddard
Journal
Tribune
Co. M
Germany
Fairfield
Third United States Infantry
Camp Cody
N. Mex
Des Moines
Company L
Keokuk
Company K
Washington
Goddard
Ralph Parrett
Libertyville
Posse Seeks Firebugs In Edgar County Vandal Torchings
An armed posse hunts a group of vandals blamed for arson terror in Edgar county. Victims include Harrison Moss and Lew Wallace, two wealthy farmers, as fire destroys $6000 worth of beans and Wallace's barn burns.
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Paris
Ill
Edgar County
Harrison Moss
Lew Wallace
Wallace
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Grace Bree
Leova Arnett
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H. B. Keltner
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Ash Grove
Arthur Woods
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James Hughes
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Iowa City
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Chicago
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By Agne Fletcher Bain
Fairfield Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks
Pure Life Insurance
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