County correspondence from Aug 21 notes local visitors and events
AuG 21 county notes list residents visiting Fairfield Ottumwa and Montpelier, births and departures, railway agent change, a hot day 108 degrees, a burial for Ed Snook's child, and a family camp meeting at Cross Lanes. Names include Rapier Funston J H McCulley Mrs J Belville John J Kyle Fay Bates Lanes Adler Robert Goodrich D G Shekelton T W Jones Martin Stone Wm Boon Mabala Henry Ed Snook C H Linder and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapier Funston
Brighton
J. H. McCulley
Montpelier
Eldon
John Belville
No. 16
Antioch
John J. Kyle
Fairfield
Fay Bates
Lanes Adler
Robert Goodrich
George Leffler
Ottumwa
D. G. Shekelton
T. W. Jones
Martin Stone
Rock Island Railway Company
Wm. Boon
P. W. Henry
Muscatine
Mabala Henry
Verdi
Frank Thompson
Snook
Ed. Snook
Pleasant Plain News: Bank Question Gains Steam
The Pleasant Plain community shows strong interest in establishing a local bank. Attendees from Richland and Woolson joined Friends' quarterly meeting. Dr Dittman visited Dr Corell, and the Pleasant Plain academy trustees met and adjourned for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Woolson
Friends
Dittman
Corell
The
Pleasant Plain Academy
White
John Y. Hoover
Wm. Sofer
Oskaloosa
Lawrence Garmoe
Penn
Walnut Township
Harvey
Citizens’ Bank
Local Notes From AvuG Illness and Harvest News
Dr Dietz has been ill from a carbuncle this past week. A Sangerfest was well attended in Burlington. Mr Sappenfield laid a new floor in the bridge and is repainting it. John Shoemaker welcomed a baby boy at home. Threshing was heavy on Saturday with equipment issues at Crile Co and Will Raucher. Wheat yielded well, oats did as well, corn was blown down by weekend storms. An ice cream supper is planned at Mohawk school Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Louis Trabert visited Henry Schuppy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietz
Burlington
Sappenfield
John Shoemaker
Crile & Co
Henry Spielman
Will Raucher
Henry Shuppy
Mohawk
Louis Trabert
Henry Schuppy
Lightning Strikes Claim Horses Cattle and a Steer
A series of weather incidents in Libertyville and area report a steer killed by lightning on Tuesday evening, another two-year-old steer lost last Tuesday, and a horse killed by the same stroke. Ed Micks and Ed Bennett are named among affected individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Ed Micks
Washington
Libertyville
Thomas Carter
J. W. Price
Ed Bennett
Tomy Lawson
Memphis
Till Lippengood
Harve Haney
August Miller
Wyoming
W. H. Rodibaugh
Leady & Howard
Miss Hope
Birmingham
Joe Clark
Fulton
Ora Hall
Packwood
Uncle Toms Cabin
James Roland
Oscar Swanson
Fairfield Caller
Dr. Fulston
Ruben Sherrick
Chariton
Heaton to Lecture at Local Church Next Sunday
Hiram Heaton will lecture at the church next Sunday evening. The Sunday school convention held here Sunday was very interesting. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Swanson of Pocotalle Idaho are visiting Sam Stephenson. Mrs. Geo Craft visits Ottumwa with her son. Miss Stella Swanson visits Swedesburg. Bert Anderson’s new house is nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Heaton
Theodore Swanson
Pocotalle
Idaho
Sam Stephenson
Geo. Craft
Ottumwa
Stella Swanson
Swedesburg
Bert Anderson
Mrs Catherine Cockley Dies After Illness
Mrs Catherine Cockley aged sixty nine years and twenty days died at her son in law William Lewis’s home on West Washington street after several months of illness. She was born in Richland county Ohio in 1831 and married Samuel Cockley in 1855. They lived in Farmington before moving to the city. She united with the Congregational church about forty years ago and was active there. Survived by one daughter Stella Lewis. three siblings Mrs Aseneth Brown Mrs John Q Know and Mrs Joseph Tingle. Funeral at her late home 502 West Washington street Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Cockley
William Lewist
West Washington Street
Catherine Cockly
Richland County
Ohio
Samuel Cockley
Stella Lewis
Eugene Allison
Ella Francis
Farmington
Congregational Church
Aseneth Brown
John Q. Know
Albion
Indiana
Joseph Tingle
Columbus Grove
No. 502
West Washington Steet
Death of Alfred A. Peterson at 29 in Fairfield
Alfred A. Peterson died Monday morning at his sister's home on West Hempstead street of tubercular meningitis at age 29. A cigar maker by trade, he was active in the Knights of Pythias Modern Woodmen and Odd Fellows and the Cigar Makers International union. Born August 5 1871 in Salina he worked in Creston Burlington and Fairfield and married Clara Johnson February 24 1897. A daughter Pauline survives with his widow, who died in 1898. Funeral services were held at the home with fraternal orders attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Peterson
Charles Strom
West Hempstead Street
Alfred
Alfred Peterson
Our
Knights of Pythias
Modern Woodmen
Cigar Makers International Union
Salina
Creston
C. Pierson & Co
Burlington
Doring Bros
Fairfield
Clara Johnson
Pauline
W. B. P. Peterson
Ong, Neb
Anna Kaliff
Packwood
Minnie Strom
Funkey
Krause's Headache Capsules Endorsement in Detroit Ad
Mr Jno N Winkle of 36 Adans Ave West Detroit reports frequent severe headaches for years. He claims Krause's Headache Capsules give speedy and permanent relief every time. Sold by Bradshaw Thoma druggists.
Cure Constipation Forever with Cascarets Candy Cathartic
Advertises Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a cure for constipation with a 10¢ or 25¢ price. Claims C C C fails to cure and promises a refund from druggists if not satisfied.
Local notes from North Main to court actions in district
ADDITIONAL LOCALS reports Dr. Grove occupies the Dahl man residence on North Main. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Vern White, the couple's first son, nicknamed Jack. Clarence Haines and Mary Bluhm, both of Fairfield, were issued a marriage license. A boxcar theft yielded 110 melons on Rock Island, with hopes offenders pay. The remains of Dr. C. R. Bissell arrived for burial at Evergreen cemetery. District court began with probate business and remonstrances filed in Thoma permit case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern White
Jack
Clarence Haines
Mary Bluhm
Ware
Fairfield
C. R. Bissell
New York City
Evergreen Cemetery
Eichelberger
Premium listings for Jefferson County Fair contests
Local sponsors offer prizes for fair agricultural and domestic art events. Awards include clothing, patterns, kitchenware, baked goods, crafts, and produce with named merchants backing each category. Readers urged to enter with best corn, bread, butter, cakes, and crafts to win cash or valuable items.
Climate And Crop Summary For Week Ending Aug 20
The past week was unusually hot and wet with daily excess temperatures of 3 to 6 degrees. From Aug 12 to 17 widespread showers caused windmill and building damage and lodged corn, but overall moisture brought benefits. threshing slowed, fall plowing began, and winter wheat acreage may rise in the south. Apple crops suffered wind storm damage in commercial orchard areas. Abundant fall pasture is noted.
Meager Weather Outlook Aids Clover Seed and Potatoes
The report notes a liberal cutting of aftermath in meadows and a good outlook for clover seed. Potatoes are thriving and corn promises above average state yields. A prolonged dry spell is needed to mature crops in optimal condition.
Six O'clock Tea at Thoma Residence
Social event at the Thoma and Bartholomew homes on West Washington last Friday evening featured a six o'clock tea. Guests enjoyed artistic room decor with plants and flowers while an amateur orchestra played during refreshments. Mrs Luce performed a vocal solo and Miss Ethel Bradshaw played a piano solo. The hosts enhanced their reputation as entertaining hosts and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoma
West
Washington Street
Lou Thoma
Jno
Bartholomew
Roscoe
Leo
Clifford Thoma
Ethel Bradshaw
Story Of A Slave To Chains Of Disease
George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan claims his wife was helpless for five years. After using two bottles of Electric Bitters she improved greatly and can do her own work. Describes Bitters as a remedy for female diseases nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizziness. Cure guaranteed 50c. Sold by Geo D Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
Geo. D. Clarke
Organ Care and Lessons Offered by J. G. Foote
To keep an organ in good condition its reeds should be cleaned every five years. J. G. Foote offers to clean and repair organs at a low figure and will provide organ lessons to a limited number. Residence two blocks south of college, 7116 Farmers. Read the Western Trail. Published quarterly by the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific railway. Free for one year. Address JCEN at 11 ast3sN, G. 1. A. Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Foote
College
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Chicago
Iowa State Fair Promises Largest Exhibit and Midway Yet
The Iowa State Fair expects record interest with numerous departments at capacity including poultry and stock, a full Midway, free acts, and spectacular fireworks. Demand for catalogues is high and gate fees drop for night visitors with free morning admission through night. Dates are August 24 to September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg
Tasy
Specig
Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Quick Headache Relief
An advertisement claims Dr Kings New Life Pills relieve sick and nervous headaches by improving blood health. Thousands have tried and praised the remedy costing 25 cents with a money back guarantee not offered if not cured. Sold by Geo D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Geo. D Clarke
Best for the Bowels No matter what ails you
Advertisement promises health with CASCAR ETS and CAS CARETS Candy Cathartic noting cures for many ailments by improving bowels. Claims include natural, painless movements and health restoration at 10 cents, urging beware of imitations.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised by Soldiers on Front
Twenty nine officers and men report Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals scratches bruises cuts wounds sore feet and stiff joints. It also cures burns eruptions and piles. Price is 25 cents a box. Sold by Geo. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. D. Clarke
Board and lodging details sought for college students
Individuals seeking board or room for college students are asked to send prices and full particulars to 3121 George D. Gable, Secretary of the Faculty. For updates on current political issues, purchase Coin’s new book at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Gable
Coin’s
Bok
Candy Cathartic Ad Teaches Constipation Cure
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for constipation. It promises relief forever and offers a money back refund if the CCC fails.
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Perlee
Fell
C. H. Linder
Cross Lanes
Pleasant Plain
Merrimac
Washington, D.C
Genessee Pure Food Co
le Roy, MY
C.F. Myers
Dr. Grove
Dahlman
North Main Street
Rock Island
Lenore Luce
Prof
H. C. Raney
Bradshaw
W. B. Murray
Miss Edna
Chas. Woellbaf
Charles
Ayer
Rs. N. E
Hamilton
Norwich
N. Y
J. C. Ayer Lowell
Mass
Jefferson County
Gobble & Heer
McElhan Y’s
J. E. Roth & CO
Beatty & Crail
D. G. Higley
F. H. Gillette
P. L. Gordon
Reynolds Bros
Jersey
Risk & Hufstedler
RISK
Hufstedler & Loehr
John F. Loehr
Sweet, Orr & Co
A. B. Scott & Son
Kelley & Susie
A. M. Jordan, Lumber Co
Gaines Bros
F.D. Kerrick & CO
Junkin & Baker
Browning
H. G. Shriner
Parsons
Iowa State Savings Bank
First National Bank
W. F. Bevering
Bevering
N. C. Anstead
C. Woelhaf’s
Carmichael & Workman
Heaton & Lewis
Sanford Zeigler
Plymouth Rock
P. E. Boesen
Trinune
Louden Machinery CO
Louden
J. C. Thorne
Chas. H. Gage
R. Maddox & CO
Minnesota
F. T. Wolf
C. W. Whitham
W. Whitham
Jay Copeland
C. A. Herring
Tomy
Omy
Harris & Cuddy
Alex. Easton
McCelwailn
Morrell & CO
Climate and Crop Service
Butler
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Castoria
Standard Oil CO
Iowa
C.C.C
Graig Golvin
Craig Colvin
Henry 8
Carleton A. Nebrone
Tuntone
Scotland
Charlton Bros
W. A. Charlton
Sterling Remedy Co
Montreal
New
Bears
Storia
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