Largest Confectionery Store infield Offers Fresh Candies
Me To Us conducts the largest exclusive confectionery store infield with fresh candies for parties picnics and gatherings. A soda fountain offers the best in town promising satisfaction with every purchase.
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Ifield
Musical Club Organized at Fairfield
A sizeable crowd gathered at Fairfield Presbyterian Church parlors last evening to organize the Fairfield Musical Club. Prof. H. M. Gage called the meeting which set up a nominating committee led by Mrs. R. B. Louden and a committee on auditioning chaired by Miss Nellie Johnson. A kickoff meeting is planned for Monday evening the 22nd at 7:30, with active and associate members invited to sign up.
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Presian Church
Fairfield
H. M. Gage
R. B. Louden
A. Howard
Dillurney
J. P. Moorhead
Gable
Ution
Nellien
Clarke
Tor
Johnson
Tury
Teachers Examination Set for July at Court House
The next examination for teachers certificates will be held at the Court House on July 24 25 and 26 starting at 8 00 a m The four branches required for a first grade certificate will be given Friday July 26 Under the new law examinations are held in October January June and July All seeking to teach this fall without certificates must enter the July examination Teachers renewing first and second grade certificates should prepare their themes now to ensure renewal before September 1 1907 County Superintendent Bessie B Buchanan urges prompt action.
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Court House
Bessie B. Buchanan
Stewart Junkin Wedding Quiet City Ceremony
Last Wednesday at high noon the marriage of Mrs. Nelle Israel Junkin to Dr. J Arthur Stewart was held at East Burlington street home of Fred A Spielman. Reverend Robt Jones of Burlington officiated and only family witnessed. The couple left that afternoon for Colorado amid best wishes for happiness.
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Stewart-Junkin
Nelle Israel Junkin
J. Arthur Stewart
Portland
Oregon
Fred A. Spielman
Burlington Street
Robt. Jones
Burlington
Stewart
Colorado
Ralph Maddox
Myrtle
Points
Illinois
Winona Wilson
West Point
Iowa
J. W. Brown
Madison Street
Lottie Ogden
Risk, Hufstedler & Co
Hastings
Neb
J. Arthur Roth
Rock Rapids
Fordyce
Frank Jacobson
Ottumwa
C. P. Moburg
Ted Garber
Washington
F. X. Schaefer
Waverly
Droz
Wayne Harris
Will Neibert
Bertha Stanford
May McClain
Helen Messett
John Davis
Pennsylvania
Emmeline Peterson Carr
Ohio
Mirs
Carr
Henry Peterson
M. H. Cuddy
Chicago
Stubbs
Hampden
Bloomfield
Bride
Scott Arnold
Ottawa
Kans
T. F. Higley
Lucile Wisecarver
Dallas City
Ill
J. G. Browning
Clarinda
Mountain Home
Idaho
Northwest
Henry Pierson
Anamosa
Wm. Hughes
Walter
Richard
Helen
Leah Schlief
Marshall
E. M. Smith
Redding
Elizabeth Knight
E. S. Luce
Dillon
Montana
Crete
Nebraska
M. C. Warren
R. F. McGrew
Paper From Cornstalks in Berlin Invents New Pulp
A Berlin engineer named Drewsen claims a method to make paper from corn stalks by pulping the marrow after removing the outside coverings. He says the process yields fine quality paper at lower cost than wood pulp and could supply global needs if wood pulp runs short. The joke notes true-to-life care for home-grown teeth.
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Berlin
Drewsen
Messetts return from Muscatine visit and regional updates
A long list of residents and visitors is reported, noting Ce Messett and family return from Muscatine, Mrs Ed Nelson visiting in Ottumwa, Ethel Daugherty heading to Huron Arkansas for summer, Kate Boyd to Los Angeles, and many Ottumwa area movements including trips to Burlington, Chicago, Kansas City, Lincoln and Jamestown exposition.
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Ed Nelson
Muscatine
H. Messett
South H Street
Ethel Daugherty
Burlington
Huron
Arkansas
Kate Boyd
Los Angeles
California
Ona Boyd
Frank Crail
Ottumwa
Earl Jacobson
Carl Moburg
S. Cornell
Glasgow
W. H. Mohr
Mountain Home
Idaho
Philip Leyendecker
J. Hammon
East Burlington Street
Carthage
Kansas City
Chicago
James A. Clock
Whitcomb
Portland
Oregon
A. Messenger
S. A. Myers
W. E. Bradshaw
Omaha
Neb
C. W. Messenger
P. H. Proutz
Mt. Pleasant
Loudon, Jr
St. Paul
Minn
A. A. Fry
Hannah Carlson
Total summer bargains at Mid-Summer Merchandise sale
Advertises a wide range of summer goods with low prices including whitewash skirts parasols Panama skirts linen textiles and lawn fabrics. Highlights mid-summer millinery shadowed by half price items and cheap muslin underwear along with men’s furnishings luggage books and household items all pitched as unbeatable values for hot weather shopping.
TENTS FOR OUTING AT CHAUTAUQUA
Tents for camping at Chautauqua Park are selling quickly as farmers and city residents reserve plots. Those seeking a pleasant outdoor experience should visit J. A. Huglin's office to view plots and secure a site.
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Chautauqua
Chautauqua Park
J. A. Huglin
Summer Wash Goods And Accessories Sale
Summer wash goods announced with lawns and batistes from 5c to 14c per yard India linens 1 3 to 25c per yard white wash goods 10c to 50c Ladies vests 5c to 25c each men s summer underwear 25c to 48c men s dress shirts 48c to 98c boys overalls 4 yrs to 14 yrs 25c each a fine line ladies handbags and back comics buy your Chautauqua tickets here Dixie hosiery W B corsets sold here peerless patterns
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India
Piano and Organ Instruction by Miss Ruth Pinch
Miss Ruth Pinch offers pipe organ instruction for the College Conservatory of Music and will also accept piano pupils. She spent three years in Chicago training under Elmer Todd and W Middelschulte, organist of the Thomas Orchestra, and has a year of piano study with Moorhead. For particulars call 600 or visit Cor 3rd and Jefferson streets.
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Ruth Pinch
College Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Elmer Todd
W. Middelschulte
Thomas Orchestra
Moorhead
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