Davis Brecht wedding marks a refined June ceremony
Elizabeth Margaret Brecht married Charles Clay Davis on June 25 1907 at the Brecht home in the presence of near relatives and friends. Rev W T Cline officiated with Maude Davis at the piano Green's Till We Meet Again. The couple plan to settle in the city after a monthlong trip to Denver and Salt Lake City.
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Conrad Brecht
Elizabeth Margaret
Charles Clay Davis
Miss Brecht
Mr. Davis
W. T. Cline
Maude Davis
Green
Clyde Davis
John Tipton
Albany
Central School
Charlie Davis
Herend
Steem
Davis & Davis
Alls City News
Davis
Denver
Salt Lake City
Clarence Heck and Mae Jones wed in St. Joseph
Clarence Heck of this city and Miss Mae Jones of St. Joseph were married Friday June 21 in St. Joseph. Both bride and groom are known to a large circle of friends here, Miss Jones having lived in the area.
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Heck-Jones
Clarence Heck
Mae Jones
St. Joseph
Miss Jones
A Fourth of July Program At Holland Park
The L. B. T. club hosts a Holland Park July Fourth with a full schedule. From 6 a.m. salute and march to 4:20 p.m. balloon ascent and fireworks, the day features readings, songs, races, pole vaulting, a high dive, a grand bowl game for children, conundrums, and a fireworks finale under committee order.
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Holland's Park
Prior
Harry Jenne
Holland
Sandusky
Musselman
Mary Mertz
Mesdames Wylie
Neal
Pancy
Pete Restorer
Ephriam Sandusky
Slocum
Washington
Lincoln
Warner
Pete Resterer
Baloon
Weed Cutting Notice by City Street Commissioner
On July 1 the city will begin cutting weeds in the streets. Property owners must cut weeds to the curb within three days or the city will cut them and assess the costs against the property as taxes. C. T. LIPPOLO, Street Commissioner.
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C. T. Lippolp
Dedication Services at Emmanuel Church Sunday
Emmanuel church of the Evangelical association will be dedicated next Sunday June 30. A song service and an address by Bishop Thomas Bowman will be held Saturday evening. Morning German dedication sermons. afternoon English services led by the Bishop. Rev. John Naninga and Rev. Manshardt assist. Special music prepared. Public invited.
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Emmanuel Church of the Evangelical Association
Thomas Bowman
Bowman
John Naninga
Manshardt
Improvements At National Hotel Expand West Porch
The National hotel continues upgrades with new steps to the west porch extended and freshly painted.
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National Hotel
Death of Hon. Julius Smith Shocks Friends and Kin
Obituary notes the sudden death of Julius Smith at his 320 acre Richardson County farm after a heart trouble. Born in Germany 1837 he emigrated to America at fourteen and settled in St. Joseph then Richardson County. He served in the legislature in 1890s and left a large family and a good name. Funeral drew a large crowd from the Gospel Union church of Salem.
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Julius Smith
Germany
March Sth
America
New Orleans
St. Joseph
Richardson County
Rosalie Schmitt
Brown County
Kansas
Smith
Mr. Smith
Daniell
C. Williamson
Jimbert Whitney
George Cade
Frank Martin
Mable Smith
Isaac Smith
Chas, Smith
Dinner party hosted for Mrs Crum and guests
W H Maddox and wife entertained twenty guests at a three course dinner last Saturday in Montpelier Indiana and Hastings guest Mrs Dietsch. Mrs Frank Landis hosted whist on Tuesday for sister Miss Ray Miller of Nebraska City. Seventeen ladies attended with fortunes and dainty refreshments served by Mrs Morton and Miss Crum of Montpelier.
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Bill Houston
Kensington
Florence Carruthers
Hiawatha
W. H. Maddox
Frank Landis
Ray Miller
Nebraska City
Morton
Crum
Montpelier
Ind
John Powell
Gee. Crum
George Dietsch
Miss Maddox
Sabetha Kans
Clever birthday surprise for Mrs Mossman attracts crowd
Mr Will Mossman planned a clever birthday surprise two and a half miles east of town. About forty five guests enjoyed games and outdoor sports late with excellent refreshments. all report a splendid time. Mrs Will Uhlig hosted a Kensington for Mrs Harry Morrow of Hutchison, Kansas. Twenty five ladies attended. Weather was delightful and spirits high. Mrs Allen May of Salem attended the party.
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Will Mossman
Will Uhlig
Kensington
Harry Morrow
Hutchison, Kans
Allen May
Salem
Master Lloyd Wahl Sends Out Invitations
Master Lloyd Wahl has issued invitations to a number of guests for an upcoming event. The note confirms planned attendance, with details to follow on dates and RSVP logistics.
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Lloyd Wahl
Sixth Birthday Celebration Invites Local Friends
A child invites friends to celebrate his sixth birthday on Monday July 1 from 2 to 5 pm. Mrs. Stenry Meyers hosted a large dinner Thursday at her home one mile north of town in honor of Mrs. Crum and daughter of Indiana and Mrs. Dietsch and daughter of Hastings. Cover charges were set for twenty four guests. music and games entertained guests with careful attention to their pleasure.
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Henry Meyers
St. Martha's Guild
Town
Stenry Meyers
Austin Grush Hurt After Horse Kick Near Salem
Austin Grush was kicked by a horse last Friday while living between here and Salem. His left arm suffered a severe fracture below the elbow. Dr. Boose treated him and expects a full recovery without permanent damage to the arm.
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Austin Grush
Here
Salem
Masonic Lodge Installations and Degree Conferral
The Masonic lodge installed officers for the coming year on Monday evening led by Worshipful Master R. P. Roberts with G. H. Fall stead as senior warden and S. H. Bayne as junior warden. On Tuesday A. N. Cook received the third degree in a special meeting followed by light refreshments. Meetings were well attended and reported as a good time.
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Masonic Lodge
R. P. Roberts
G. H. Fallstead
S. H. Bayne
A. N. Cook
Decorations Stolen After Party at Wall’s Hall
After a party hosted by Dr and Mrs Miner decor at Wall’s hall was looted last Friday night. Thieves took a large quantity of cut flowers from baskets and vases and the cards on the tables. Flowers were replaced from the greenhouse but no clue to the culprits exists.
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Miner
Walhil’s Hall
Rathburn
Columbus
Harnack
Ruth Treacock
Hummelreich
Wall
Real Estate Transfers Recorded These Week
W S Post and wife convey in an estate exchange of mo wi 2-1-16, $500. Edward E Burris transfers to Harry B Burris an undivided half of lots 1 2 4 block 2 and fronts of lots 4 5 0 block 4 For nev's addition. Harry B Burris to Edward E Burris wid undivided ¼ of lots 4 5 6 block g. Clinton H Simpson and wife to Emma L Jorn undivided lots and 4 first addition Verdon 6100. Ima Falloon and wife to Sam Ablotz quitclaim to set of net and w of sw of set of ned 28-23-17 31. Benjamin F Morgan and wife to Edwin S Towle wd to 40 acres east end of e4 of ew 15-1-10 $81,800. Chas F Pribbeno and wife to C H Nolte wd to n4 ne 27-2-17 $7,500. John P Knight and wife to Leonidas Bolejack wd to lot block 1 and 110 ft of north end of out lot No 1 $800.
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Edward E. Burris
Harry B. Burris
Nev
Edward EE. Burris
Clinton H. Simpson
Emma L Jorn
Verdon
Imma Falloon
Sam
Ablotz
Ned
Benj
F. Morgan
Edwin S. Towle
Chas. F. Pribbeno
C. H Nolte
John P Knight
Leonidas Bolejack
Marriage Record Details Include Davenport and Salem Pairs
Marriage record lists William B Hunt of Davenport and Alrida Allen of Salem with Charles C. Davis and Elizabeth M. Brecht as witnesses, signed by Judge Gagnon. Wilbur Leyda, upon retirement as grand chancellor of the K of P grand lodge, receives a fine jewel emblem now on display for friends of the order.
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William B Hunt
Davenport
Alrida Allen
Salem
Charles C. Davis
Pails City
Elizabeth M. Brecht
Wilbur Leyda
K. of P. Grand Lodge
Leyda
Higgins Take Trip to Clay Center Over Somber News
Mr and Mrs John Higgins traveled to Clay Center on Wednesday after learning their son Neal Mulligan is seriously ill.
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John Higgins
Clay Center
Various Local Residents Travel and Attend Events
From Salem to Dawson and Hiawatha, residents made visits and trips this week. Carlings include Miss Dora Glines returning home after a millinery season in Oklahoma City and Phil Hermes shipping poultry to San Francisco. Mrs Reavis injured her ankle attending a Sioux City wedding but avoided broken bones.
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Elizabeth Sanford
Abeline
Kans
Dave Reavis
Sioux City
Philena Yutzy
Mrs Ada Wells Struck By Severe Stroke Early This Week
Mrs. Ada Wells suffered a stroke Wednesday morning and was found unconscious in her home. She remains in a serious condition with life despaired of, though she showed some improvement by Thursday morning and was able to speak.
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Rebecca Gribling of
White Cloud
Ada Wells
Wells
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