Men’s Furnishings and Shoes Ad Promotes Brands
The feature advertises men’s clothing and footwear options. It highlights Wilson Bros Chief and Monarch shirts, Superior of Mentor underwear, Iron Clad Dreadnaught and Topsy hosiery, Queen Quality Walkover May Fair Star Brand Educator Old Colony, and other millinery items as satisfactory, widely advertised in leading places.
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Wilson Bros
Chief
Monarch
Mentor Underwear
Queen
Star Brand” “Educator
Ads
Old Colony
Court Proceedings Names Executrices Guardians In Estate Matters
Melva Kendall qualified as executrix of Joseph B. Kendall estate Perry VanWinkle named guardian of Clara Adams un sound mind Mary E Fuller named executrix of Clara B Yancel estate An order for sale of Elizabeth McClellan estate personal property issued Will of M V B Powelson filed for probate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melva Kendall
Joseph B. Kendall
Perry VanWinkle
Clara Adams
Mary E. Fuller
Clara B. Yancel
Elizabeth McClellan
M. V. B. Powelson
Marriage Licences List From Fairfield Area
Marriage licences record shows Royal F. Bell of Fairfield age 10 Ellen Nichols Columbus Junction age 20 Frank C. Hudson Fairfield age 35 Mrs Letha Cox Fairfield age 30 Andrew P Crile Brighton age 23 Edna Peiffer Brighton age 26 Chas Newland Batavia age 31 Miss Anna Stever Libertyville age 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal F. Bell
Fairfield
Ellen Nichols
Columbus Junction
Frank C. Hudson
Letha Cox
Andrew P. Crile
Brighton
Edna Peiffer
Chas. Newland
Batavia
Anna Stever
Libertyville
Local Society Notes On Pending Fountain Grove Marriage
Invitations announce the approaching marriage of Miss Myrtle Staats of Fountain Grove Missouri to Mr Clark Gossick of Claude Texas. The wedding will be held in Fountain Grove on Wednesday November 34 at high noon. Mr Gossick is son of Benjamin Gossick. Miss Staats is daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Staats who moved here last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Staats
Fountain Grove
Clark Gossick
Claude
Tex
Gossick
Benjamin Gossick
Miss Staats
C. L. Staats
Deaths. Mrs. A. L. Belles Dies Suddenly at Home
Mrs. A L Belles died suddenly at 7 p m Wednesday at her West Adams Street home. Obituary will appear next week.
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A. L. Belles
West Adams Street
Miss Mabel Harmon and Thomas Ford Wed in Quiet City Ceremony
Miss Mabel Harmon and Thomas Ford, both of this city, were quietly married at the English Lutheran parsonage on Friday afternoon October 22. The ceremony at 4 30 p m was conducted by Rev. W Luther Bright with only witnesses present. The couple will reside at 400 North Sixth Street and much happiness is wished by friends.
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Mabel Harmon
Thomas Ford
W. Luther Bright
Ford
North Sixth Street
Quiet wedding links Miss Stever and Mr Newland
Miss Anna Stever and Mr Charles Newland were married Tuesday morning October 26 at the Methodist parsonage with Rev C L Tennant officiating. After a wedding breakfast at the Stever home they left on No 10 for a Chicago visit and a rice shower welcomed them at the station. They plan to settle on a farm near County Line after returning.
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Anna Stever
Charles Newland
Batavia
C. L. Tennant
First Methodist Church
Stever
South B Street
Newland
No. 10
Chicago
Musicale-Reception at Library Hall Opes Social Season
An elite crowd gathered Wednesday evening October 27 at Library Hall hosted by Mr and Mrs V A Lampson Mr and Mrs E A Howard and Mr and Mrs J E Ireland. Miss Virginia Bean of Santa Fe NM impressed on violin with her mother Mrs Bean at piano while Miss Margaret Clarke of Burlington sang. Both families visited with local relatives as autumn decor created a festive mood.
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V. A. Lamson
E. A. Howard
J. E. Ireland
Library Hall
Virginia Bean
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Bean
Margaret Clarke
Burlington
Clark
Clarke
Museum
Mrs. Bean
Virginia
East
Burlington Street
Mrs. Clarke
Margaret
L. O. Gaines
City
Pleasant Reunion Among Ced ar Township Friends After 21 Years
Vester Liblin J M Blakely Chas and Victor Ozier spent a pleasant day in Ced ar township woods. They reunite after 21 years and reminisce on hunts and the old Lury farm. Now successful Sheridan County Kansas businessmen, they return to their George Liblin home weary but joyful.
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Vester Liblin
J. M. Blakely
Chas
Victor Ozier
Cedar Township
Ozier
Lury Farm
George Liblin
Ozier Boys
Sheridan County
Kan
Obituary: Rosewell J. Babbitt Dies Near City At 68
Rosewell J. Babbitt died Monday night at the S. E. Chidester home north of the city. He was 68. The funeral was held Wednesday morning and he was buried in Osceola. He had lived in the county five months and was a brother of Mrs. Chidester and Mrs. M. L. Scott.
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Rosewell J. Babbitt
S. E. Chidester
Osceola
Chidester
M. L. Scott
Mrs Elizabeth Carruthers Dies in Osborne Home
Mrs Elizabeth O. Carruthers wife of Robert E. Carruthers secretary of the Jefferson County Abstract and Loan company died last week at her mother’s home in Osborne Kaw A blood clot at the base of the brain was the immediate cause though she had suffered pulmonary troubles for years Mr Carruthers learned of her illness early in the week and was with her at death
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Elizabeth O. Carruthers
Robert E. Carruthers
Jefferson County Abstract and Loan Company
Osborne
Kaw
Carruthers
Death of Herbert Wilder In Bowie Texas
News reaches friends here of the death of Herbert Wilder formerly of this city who died in Bowie Texas from a hemorrhage caused by cancer after a prolonged illness. He was son of Hilda H Wilder who died at her East Washington home last year. The Wilder family was well known in the county.
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Herbert Wilder
Reth
Wilder
Bowie
Texas
Hilda H. Wilder
East Washington
Death of Mrs Rolla Edwards after Typhoid Illness
Mrs Rolla Edwards formerly Elsie Millhouse died after a ten day illness from typhoid fever at her West Hempstead street home on Wednesday October 27 born July 14 1886 in Jefferson County She married Rolla Edwards three years ago and leaves a bereaved husband Funeral services were set for 2 PM at the residence with burial in Evergreen Cemetery Followed by mourning from a large circle of friends.
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Rolla Edwards
West Hempstead Street
Edwards
Elsie Millhouse
Jefferson County
Death of James Morse in Birmingham after long illness
James Morse, born October 15, 1822 in Cheshire County Connecticut, died October 26, 1909 at his son Frank Morse’s home in Birmingham after general debility. He was a lifelong Methodist and longtime recording steward. Survived by son Frank Morse and adopted daughter Ella Eckles of Fort Worth. Funeral at the Morse residence and Birmingham Methodist church. Interment pending.
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James Morse
Frank Morse
Burlington Street
Cheshire County Conn
Elizabeth Robertson
Birmingham
Morse
Bonaparte
Methodist Church
Ella Eckles
Fort Worth
Texas
Birmingham Methodist Church
Mrs Eliza Carson Pioneer Resident Of Iowa Passes Away
Eliza Biddle Carson born January 20 1824 in Carmichaels Green County Pennsylvania married A E Carson June 28 1853. She moved to Livingston Appanoose County Iowa in 1857 and lived there nearly 40 years before residing with daughter Mrs R B Louden in this city. She died Friday October 22 1909. Funeral held at R B Louden home October 25 led by Dr W E Parsons with interment in Evergreen Cemetery. survivors include five daughters and one son.
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Eliza Biddle
Carmichaels
Green Co
A. E. Carson
M. H. Lott
Twin Bridges
Mont
Egbert W. Carson
Unionville
N. B. Haynes
Emporia
Kan
R. B. Louden
G. E. Dunn
Cover ’d Alene
Ida
William Corr Dies After Three Year Illness at Home
William Corr, age 69, died at his North B Street home on Friday October 22 1909 after a three year illness. He served in the Civil War and leaves wife, several children including John Clarence Samuel May Carr and Mrs S Cornell. Funeral conducted by Rev C L Tennant with G A R honors at Evergreen cemetery.
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William Corr
North B Street
Corr
S. Cornell
East Burlington Street
William Carr
Fayette County
Penn
Bonaparte
Mary E. Montgomery
Local Notes On Weather and Homefront News
Rain brightened the week with visitors and family updates. Laura Ross Eliza beth Whitney aided Miss Mary Heaton while she recovers. Emma Lamansky returned from Burlington. Wm Kennedy family visited.Corn husking proceeds but yields disappoint. Victor Johnson left for Swedesburg to work fields. Clara Johnson home from Hedrick for a visit. Joe Liblin buys a farm. Wm R Smith adds to his house with Rider painting it.
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Laura Ross
Elizabeth Whitney
Mary Heaton
Emma Lamansky
Burlington
Wm. Kennedy
Victor Johnson
Swedesburg
Clara Johnson
Local Household Notes From Packwood and Fairfield
Packwood residents report various movements including Mrs. Charlie Peters recovering from illness and Mr. Dick Hayes working at Martinsburg. C. M. McChesny and son Roy visited Fairfield on business, Miss Barbara Morgan returned to Galesburg Illinois, Deed Cleavenger was in town briefly, and Mrs. Fred and Mrs. Oscar Steigleder shopped in Fairfield. Mrs. Floyd Mitchell visited Fairfield relatives, Oscar Steigleder traveled to Ottumwa and Oskaloosa, the We Girls church social is planned in the old restaurant building, and Mrs. P. T. Mitchell visited Abingdon.
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Charlie Peters
Dick Hayes
Martinsburg
C. M. McChesny
Roy
Fairfield
Barbara Morgan
Swan Nelson
Galesburg
Ill
Deed Cleavenger
Fred Steigleder
Oscar Steigleder
Floyd Mitchell
L. W. Pringle
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
We Girls
The
Christian Church
P. T. Mitchell
Abingdon
Local Births and Visits in Libertyville and Surrounding Areas
Reports from Libertyville note multiple births including a son born Oct 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Manford Clark and a daughter born Oct 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Charley Miller. Yost relatives travel to Keokuk and Ottumwa while Misses Rena and Pauline Tennant visit Fairfield. Charles Miller and Ray Horn families welcomed newborns, and Kyle Ashmead wins a hardware store range prize for a word-list contest at Price’s.
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Libertyville
Manford Clark
Harley Yost
Keokuk
W. B. Yost
Rena Tennant
Pauline Tennant
Fairfield
Alta Campbell
Gillette
Wyoming
Charley Miller
Russell Potts
Eldon
Clyde Morley
Packwood
Ray Horn
Douds-Leando
Man brings surface-born birdshot from battle of Antietam
Francis Rogers of Wilkesbarre nearly 90 shows three birdshot lodged in his forehead since the Antietam battle forty seven years ago. Surgeons left them to avoid eye risk, but the pellets surfaced recently and he removed them himself, delivering them to the mayor.
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Wilkesbarre
Francis Rogers
Antieum
Rogers
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