For Sale Ellington Piano Certificate
The Iowa Citizen lists a for sale certificate for an Ellington piano at a very reasonable price. Ad dress H thisoffice. tf
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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1906
Page
17
The Iowa Citizen lists a for sale certificate for an Ellington piano at a very reasonable price. Ad dress H thisoffice. tf
Miss Mary Ernest is very ill. Wm Loveniisky hauls corn to Iowa City. Mr and Mrs Wm Hahn Sr recover from sick spells. S C Cozine’s little daughter recovers. Calista and Mrs Mabel Pratt attend a teachers meeting in the city. Ernest Knick and Albert Hazlett spend weeks in Virginia. Mr Clark postpones sale to next Tuesday due to rain. Bert Dewey located on Captain Lucas farms. parents to join by March. Mr and Mrs Frank Loventinsky celebrate a new house as blustery days persist. Mail carrier Kisor has had accidents from deep drifts. Frank Borconek sells farm for health and plans to move to California in February. Mec Borconek’s sister and husband Miller move to Iowa City for a new position. Miss Anna Barkley returns from Cedar Rapids.
Mrs Jennie Duson of Haynesville Maine at 70 credits Electric Bitters with curing 76 years of chronic dyspepsia and restoring her to full strength. The ad states the tonic treats stomach liver diseases blood disorders and general debility with a guarantee and a 50 cent price at W E Shrader's drug store.
Kelsey Lingo moves into a new home owned by Mr. Lehman. Dr. Ramsey, using crutches, struggles to reach his office. Next Wednesday the King's Daughters host an electronic program at the hall. A bob sled surprise party honors Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wiese. I J Chamberlin brightens Mrs. Stewart’s room by taking children and Angoria goats to the timber.
Notice urges bringing certificates to Hughes' Music Store to apply them toward a piano purchase. No prices listed. Readable text indicates a discount or credit on a piano with certificates.
February marks ten years since the local lodge of the Royal Neighbors of America was organized. Plans are under way for a celebratory event at their halls, with Irene Bentley of Oelwein officiating and Mary Messner as ceremonial marshal. A social gathering followed the installation of officers for the new year.
A drunken individual appeared before Squire Bar yesterday and was sentenced to fifteen days in the county jail. He denied prior appearances on the same charge but was ordered detained to sober up. L. W. Uittig was subpoenaed as a witness in a Hardin County Iowa case.
Mrs. Grant Shy of Springfield Illinois endorses Buckiee Arnica Salve as an absolute housekeeping necessity. The product guarantees quick cure for cuts wounds burns sores and eruptions and is sold and guaranteed by W. E. Shrader druggist.
Hon Geo W Boontz travels from Des Moines for the funeral of Alonzo Brown. Citizens Savings and Trust Co bank closes this afternoon due to the death. Mr and Mrs George Lewis move into a new home on South Clinton street, to be ready in a few days. President M MacLean and Secretary W M MacChesney depart Monday for Des Moines for the university board of regents meeting next Tuesday.
The Hills social at Hills school house Tuesday night drew a large crowd, with a short program followed by box sales. About thirteen dollars were raised. A show drew good attendance last Friday with a gold watch prize for Miss Maude House.
The 1906 grand and petit juries were drawn at the County Clerk's Office with numerous names from Pleasant Valley Lincoln Newport and Oxford among others. A chimney fire at Henry Bock's North Johnser Street home prompted neighbors to gather though the blaze proved harmless.
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