Death of Mrs Lesher at Salina and funeral services
Funeral services for Mrs. Dr. Lesher of Salina were held at the Presbyterian church with three ministers assisting. She died Saturday morning at Castle Rock after a brief illness following a cold. She had recently visited relatives and was in good health prior to the illness. Her family and many friends honor her memory, with numerous floral tributes at the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesher
Salina
Erian
Castle Rock
Colcrere
Kinoss
Sonth
Ace
Eyer
Finear
Iowa Wesleyan
Pleasant
Johnson
Abell
Fairfield
Newston News
Obituary of Lucy St. Knerr in Montana 1898 Marriage
Levi Knerr died last Friday at his sister's home near Perlee after a long illness. Lucy St. was born Lucy St. and married Levi Knerr in Montana in 1898. The obituary notes her residence shifted from Montana to near Perlee, with services at Antioch cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Knerr
Effler
Perlee
Montana
Antioch Cemetery
Lucy
Obituary: Amon Clark Dies at 75 in Town Home
Amon Clark died at his Town home on September 24, 1905, aged 75 years. Born August 22, 1830 in Logan, Ohio, he married Charlotte Fickle in 1855 and later Clara Monson in 1860. He and his wives lived in several towns, operated in merchandise, and remained active in the M. E. church for over forty years. Funeral services were held in the I. E. church on Tuesday, September 26, with a crowded shouse and Rev A E John delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon Clark
Town
Logan
Hocking
Ohio
Charlotte Fickle
Tongton
Estedra M
Cora M
Lark
M. E
A. E. John
Shouse
Sym
Mrs Sutton's Death in Fairfield Funeral in Evergreen
Flora C McKenney Sutton, long tied to Fairfield, born and married here, dies after a brief illness. Widow of Dr J C Sutton, mother to Ruth, they lived in the Indian Territory for fourteen years. Her mother Mrs Cynthia McKenney survives at 87, with a large Fairfield circle and relatives attending the funeral led by Rev Pearse Pinch at the Wilson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Fairfield
Flora C. MceKenney
J. C. Sutton
J. A. McKemney
Cynthia McKenney
Ruth
Indian Territory
S. J. Chester
Rollin J. Wilson
J. S. McKenney
Wilson
Pearse Pinch
Congregational Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Births and marriages of Rhoda Atterbury Roach
Rhoda Atterbury born September 12 1856 in Montgomery County Missouri married C M Thomas in 1878. They had five children who survive. In 1893 at Hannibal Missouri she married John Roach and had twin sons remaining. After long illness she died aged 49. Funeral at the Christian church with Pastor H C Littleton officiating. Interment Evergreen cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Atterbury
Montgomery County
C. M. Thomas
Hannibal
Jno. Roach
Christian Church
H. C. Littleton
Evergreen Cemetery
Pioneer Eli Cox Dies in Iowa at 81
Eli Cox born in Adair county Kentucky on October 15 1823 died in Jefferson county Iowa September 27 1900. He moved to Cedar township in 1837 and lived there since. He married Louisa Jane Litton November 26 1847. Survived by two sons Charles L Cox of the homestead and Jnc W Cox of Whitewater Col who were with him at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Cox
Adair County
Kentucky
Jefferson County
Iowa
Cedar Township
Louisa Jane Litton
Chas. L
Jnc. W
Whitewater
Col
Pioneer Cedar township settler dies after seven births
Seven children were born. Five preceded their father in death including Elizabeth Ann Stewart Charlotte Condor Burton Cox Albert Adison Cox and Minnie Ellen Cox. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the family home conducted by Rev Jonathan Lee and the remains laid to Wright's cemetery. Mr Cox was a pioneer settler of Cedar township with many friends across the county mourning his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Stewart
Charlotte Condor
Burton Cox
Albert Adison Cox
Minnie Ellen Cox
Jonathan Lee
Wright’s
Cox
Cedar Township
Fairfield Lecture Course for 1905 06
Fairfield residents are promised an exceptional six event lyceum season featuring national figures. George Crampton Concert Co and Katherine Ridgeway, a top reader, headline along with Whitney Bros Quartette and Prof John B DeMotte. Season tickets are $1.00 with reserves at 60c 75c and $1.25. Tickets available at Kerrick Co furniture parlors before October 26 with reserved seats on October 23 at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
George Crampton
Carroll D. Wright
Clark University
Whitney Bros. Quartette
John B. DeMotte
Katherine Ridgeway
Fred Emerson Brooks
Lyceum
Kerrick & Co
Church Society Meetings And Service Time Changes
The Woman's Missionary society meets in the east room Thursday at 3 p.m. The Ladies Aid meets Friday afternoon with Mrs Henry Baier on East Burlington St. The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor holds a Friday evening business meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs John A Hug lin at 7 45. The first quarterly Sacramental service in the new year is December 3 with regular Benevolence offerings. Beginning with the coming Sabbath, the evening service moves from 7 30 to 7 o'clock, so the Endeavor service starts at 6 o'clock. Read the Tribune for news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
Henry Baier
East Burlington St
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
John A. Huglin
Social notes of Ottumwa area visitors and departures
A long list of Ottumwa area residents and guests visits, returns, and moves. Names include E B Shaw in Ohio, Dr W E Parsons from Omaha, Jno Ross from Colorado, Mrs P E Boesen from Massena Iowa, Ted Higley of Topeka, Judge M A Roberts in Ottumwa, Chas Belding of Lenox, Ray Robb from Denver, Thos Mitchell from Neola, Day Hunt from Chicago, Mrs M J Shriner to Davenport, Mrs H Connelly at Dr Bradshaw funeral, Jno Runner from Okoboji, Sheriff Wright and Wm Ivory to Ft Madison penitentiary, Mrs C W Wade home from Litchfield Missouri, Louis Gries from Mediapolis, J C Thorne and others shopping in Ottumwa, Edna Roth at convent in Davenport, Dr Sutton and Ruth in O T, Miss Mary Spindler in Pittsburgh visiting Fritz Goehner, Spence family moving to Burlington, Pence family from Portland, Nellie Kirkpatrick from Colorado, Deardorff to Huron, Ernest Thompson in Keokuk, Fligg and Mrs Bailey to The Dalles for golden wedding, Rowntree departing to Lincoln, plus Miss Mayme Hochuly to Chicago.
Merlhany’s October Sale in Fairfield
Merchants announce Fairfield October sale with large stock bought for cash. Men’s, women’s and children’s underwear and hosiery offered at lower prices than ever. Blankets and corsets touted as best value with plain price tags and one price to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Public notice of carriage and wagon business change Jefferson
To the Public. I have purchased the carriage and wagon business of Mr. J. H. Taylor and have taken possession. I will continue the business at the old stand on North Main street. With eleven years practical experience in this line, besides several years traveling for one of the largest carriage and wagon manufactories in the country, I believe I am capable of serving the people of Jefferson county in the carriage and wagon business to their fullest satisfaction. I have re engaged Mr. Wayne Buck to assist me, and he needs no introduction to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Taylor
North Main Street
Jefferson County
Wayne Buck
Spence Opens New Repair Shop In Fairfield
R H Spence announces relocation to Fairfield, promising permanent residence and a general repair shop offering reliable service. after traveling through ten states he chooses Fairfield for business and pledges to treat customers well with high quality goods.
Dr Kings New Life Pills advertised cure and tonics
An advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills for quicker digestion and energy, claiming relief from dyspepsia and constipation and headache. It mentions a 25¢ price at Frank S Shriner's drug store with a guaranteed claim and a note about the veiled Prophet parade in St Louis this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Frank S. Shriner
Don’t Borrow Trouble and Raffle Publication Ban
An old notice extols Electric Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia and related ailments, urging relief from illness at a drugstore. It also reports a Post Office General order banning general newspapers from publishing raffles and church lotteries, forbidding such notices in mail and ads, including coupon schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortelyou
Local Market Offers Wide Range of Desirable Goods
A bustling section showcases new and desirable goods, inviting buyers to visit and discover quality items. Shoppers are urged to seize value and find appealing products across varied categories at the market.
State Teachers Association Meeting Set in Des Moines
Teachers statewide anticipate the State Teachers association gathering in Des Moines from December 26 to 29 with favorable weather boosting attendance. A strong program features leading national educators, round tables, and open discussions, following last year's storm preventing many from attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers’ Association
Des Moines
Also Mentioned on This Page
SELLE
Grand Opera House
Manner’s Stock Company
Miss Mina Griffin
Lutheran Church Notes
the Tribune
E. B. Shaw
W. E. Parsons
Omaha
Nebraska
Jno. Ross
Colorado
P. E. Boesen
Massena
Ted Higley
Topeka, Kans
Mrs
T. F. Higley
M. A. Roberts
Ottumwa
Chas, Belding and Wife
Lenox
Ray Robb
Denver
Thos
Mitchell
Wife
Neola, Neb
Chicago
M. J. Shriner
Davenport
H. Connelly
Dr. Bradshaw
Jno
Okobojji
Wright
Wm. Ivory
Ft. Madison Penitentiary
C. W. Wade
E. J. Rives
Litchfield, Mo
Louis Gries
Mediapolis
J. C. Thorne
Isaac Daugherty
Frank Crail
Mt. Pleasant
Edith Vernon
W. L. Vernon
Edna Roth
Convent of the Immaculate Conception
O. T
Mat Pickens
Ed. du Val
Kirksville, Mo
Mrs. du Val
Joseph McCoy
Indianola
A. A. McGregor
Mary Spindler
Pittsburg, Pa
Fritz Goehner
R. H. Spence
Mr. Spence
Burlington
W. H. Pence
Portland
Oregon
Nellie Kirkpatrick
Points
Jerry Deardorff
Huron
South Dakota
Ernest Thompson
Keokuk, Iowa
Geo. Fligg
Jno. Bailey
Thedalles
H. C. Rowntree
West Washington Street
Lincoln
Mrs. Rowntree
Mayme Hochuly
Merlhany
Royal Worcester
St. Louis
Bright
TER Merchandise
Junkin
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