Local notes from River Junction and surrounding towns
Community snippet listing residents visiting friends, job changes, and events in River Junction and nearby areas. Mentions Henry Walker Jr, W Ford, Miss Mary Younkin, Miss Jennie Dautremont, Benj Kross, Anna Butler, Collin and Benj Nicola, the Rummelhart reunion, priests Father Bulger and Father Walsh, L. V. Creswell, J. Will Kirkpatrick, Minnie Stoits, Mary Woodburn, Lafourek sisters, Eva Shaw, Iowa Home Finding society, teachers in Iowa township, Cedar Falls summer school, and local church activities. Also notes farming activity, equipment sales, and upcoming Children's Day programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Dautremont
Benj. Kross
West Bill
Anna Butler
Iowa City
Lizzie Madden
Fourth Street
Messrs
Collin
Benj
Nicola
Eugene
East Third Street
Father Bulger
Shannadoah
Father Walsh
Morse
L. V. Creswell
Wellman
Z. A. Yoder
W. H. Cress
B.J. Godlove
Shanandoah
J. Will Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
WM. W. A
Indianapolis
Ind
Minnie Stoits
Fanny Brckaker
L. C
T. D
L. F. Woodburn
Lafourek
Mary
Josephine
and Airs
Joseph Lafourek
Chicago
Rock Island
Eva Shaw
Iowa
Iowa Home Finding Society
H. H. Hawkins
M. TD. Brown
Bertha
Mand Carr
Cedar Falls
Agnes Rankin
Children’s Day Observed at Church of God West Sunday
The North Liberty community held Children’s Day events at the Church of God with a free program by Mae Roser’s school on June 26 titled The Children’s Strike. Local families and students attended, including university affiliates Rosa Wilson Marie Wilson and Lucy Brant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Mae Roser
North Liberty
Rosa
Marie Wilson
Lucy Brant
Town City
Eda George
Miss Brant
Rose Wilson
M. E. Deaconess School
Washington, D
John Arnold
Jesse Green
Ed Murphy
Jesse
Milt Albright
Local Notes From Fairview and Surrounding Areas
Graham and Mrs Greene attended services at Fairview Sunday. The Sunday school superintendent is harvesting wheat in Oklahoma. Mrs Akers has recovered from illness. Farmers report brighter prospects. Lewis Smith will bale again after repairing his hay press. Rev McMillan spoke to children. Miss Bessie Hunter visited the Mathes family. S H McCrory moved to Sioux City for a civil engineering job. West Liberty men Edgar Furniss and Frederic Stewart visiting. Farmers busy cultivating corn and starting clover hay. Miss Ha Douglass helping care for Mrs Stevenson who is ill. Johnson County Christian Endeavor convention postponed due to rain. Officers have not set a new date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streyffeler
Bertha Gardner
Kate Miller
Ledger Yoder
A. J. Lary
Cedar Rapids
Richard Hughes
United Evangelical Sabbath School
Tom Fay
Graham
Brick Chapel
J. T. Struble
West Branch
Wm. Leighty
Oklahoma
Lemuel
Samuel Hunter
Jas
Douglas
John Murphy
James Douglas
John Bulewhek
Miss Fitzpatrick
Bernard Casey
No 3
Missouri
J. A. Parro
Brick Chapel Cemetery Association
Ll. A.parrot
P. A. Alderman
Ida Coulter
Frank Thompson
North Hill
James Hill
West Liberty
W. Morford
Blanche Kasper
Newport
Edward Rinda
W. H. Stuart
Our Town
T. Tarbox
Morse
Miss Pearl Barton
H. A
L. C. Greene
Fairview
S. H. McCrory
Sioux City
Edgar Furniss
Frederic Stewart
Longbottom
Ha Douglass
J. A. Stevenson
Johnson County Christian Endeavor Convention
Christian Scientists Meeting Offers Train Fare Deals
Christian scientists hold a meeting in Poston from June 2 to July 1. Tickets on sale June 26 and 27 for travel on nickel plate railways with no excess fare. Address John V Y Calahan Chicago for details on stops and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nickel Plate Road
Christain
Niagara Falls
New York
John
Calahan
Adams
Poston
Jinail
John VY
Adams St
Graham Notes and Local Happenings
Miss Anna Eniese has been ill for two weeks. Lewis Smith baled 15 tons of hay for James Beecher on Wednesday. Miss Calista Pratt attended the Suep pel-Schulze wedding Wednesday. W. E. Stevenson arrived in the city from Sioux City. Corn injury from frost reported between Solon and Ely. A community group attended the university commencement and heard the Massachusetts senator. A resident near Elmira, 125 rods away, unaware of the railroad wreck until the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Eniese
Lewis Smith
James Beecher
Calista Pratt
W. E. Stevenson
City
Sioux City
Solon
Ely
Massachusetts
A Costly Mistake Ad Boosts Dr King’s Pills
An old ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for dyspepsia dizziness headache and bowel trouble. The copy warns blunders can be costly and notes the pills are peatle yet thorough available for 25c at local drug stores Wek Shrader and J H Whetstone in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Wek Shrader
J. H. Whetstone
Union social at Welsh church a financial success
The Welsh church social raised funds and proved financially successful. Visitors include Mr. Quinlan of Rock Island staying with his sister Mrs. Wicks. A. A. Schnare and E. Williams hauled sheep to Tifa Wednesday. Mary and Ann Abrams of Iowa City visited Mrs. E. Williams. Farmers plowed corn for a second time after planting. High school commencement drew crowds. John Menzil’s sister and family from Iowa City visited his farm. Ely McCormicks advertised binders mowers rakes and corn binders from Frank Tanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Quinlan
Rock Island
Mrs. Wicks
A. A. Schnare
E. Williams
Tifa
Mary and Ann Abrams
Iowa City
jJohn Menzil
Lowa City
Ely McCormicks
Frank Tanner
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Henry Walker Jr
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Bert Mathews
Shellady
Fred Flynn
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Prebyl & Kirkpatrick
Mary Younkin
Postoffice
Herbert F. Freeswick
Alice Carrl
Shoo iFly
John Mees
Sharon Center
Tillman Smith
Sharon
E. J. Vader
Simeon
Kansas
A. T. Winborn
Frances Kesselring
Oxford
D. J. Berkey
Kingston Mines
Irene Davis
Arthur Weeber
North
Liberty
Scott
Samuel McCrory
University
Lotus City
John Schell
Washington
Uncle Sam
Union
Rocky Mountain Tea
W. W. Morrison
OASIS
John Badera
Boston
Bressler and
J. M
Bressler
Leuz Storage Co
Dan Leuz, Jr
McMillan
Bessie Uunter
Mathes
Elmira
BARRY
Jawa
College ST
John B. Stetson CO
Young Bros
B. & M. Special
OOM & Mayer
Mousselines
Dimities
Batistes
Silk
Coats
H. A. Strub & CO
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