A Week at West Branch N H Crook Improves Barber Shop
West Branch Iowa notes include N H Crook adding a metal roof to his barber shop. Various locals make small moves and visits, including Reed moving dry goods to Ottumwa, Grewell repairing property, and neighbors updating walks and paint. Several visitors from Portland and New York stay with relatives, while street improvements and home purchases are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Crook
Reed
Ottumwa
T. A. Evans
Oasis
R. A. Gill
W. W. Grewell
Wim. Stratton
Portland
Oregon
Charlies Blichner
New York City
Wm. Reed
Asa Pry
M. W. Butler
H. M. Curtis
Entertaining Nebraska Visitors and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Richard Farber and daughter of Nebraska are visiting at the George Bowers home. Miss Grace Evans entertained her Sunday school class at home with games and supper. Edward and Frank Sullivan spent Sunday in Iowa City. Thomas Pederson is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Mrs Anna Blow and Miss Ada Weider visited Elmer Coulter. Rev Crawford left for Hampton Iowa to attend conference. Mrs Jake Weider and Soa of Iowa City visited friends nearby. Van Bumgartner is home for a few days after an injury at work. Guy Eppley of Vinton visited the parsonage. Gus Linderman of Missouri visiting Elmer Coulter's mother. Continuous social notes from Oasis Iowa region.
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Oasis
Iowa
Richard Farber
Nebraska
George Bowers
Edward
Frank Sullivan
Iowa City
Thomas Pederson
Guy Eppley
Vinton
Anna Blow
Ada Weider
Elmer Coulter
Crawford
Hampton
Jake Weider
Soa
van Bumgartner
Grace Evans
Testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy
A reader from Concord, Georgia credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing a severe measles related stomach illness after a hard rain. The testimony, signed by Sam H. Gwin of Concord Nursery, promises lasting praise and notes the product is available at druggists.
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Chamberlain
Sam H. Gwin
Concord Nursery
Concord
Annual Harvest Home Dance at the Armory
The Armory hosts the Annual Harvest Home Dance on Wednesday September 27 1905 with no gallery open. Wiadigs tree is cited and admission is 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
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Erlanger
Towa Brewina Co
Flannagan Bros
M. C. Parsons
Washington St
Gerber
Axq
Clifton St
W. Hughes
WEST
Terest
West Branch
A. C. Grewell
First
Cedar Streets
Partmer
Douglas H
Charles Michner
Main Street
Downep Street
Horse Alley
L. C. Greene
Morse
West Liberty
McGill Mercantile Co
Chicago
Emmons & Son
College St
Emmons & Son Clothiers
East College Street
Geo. Bowers
Miss Grace
Evans
Gus Linderman
Missouri
Harry Smith
Penn Township
Pleasant Valley Township
F. M. Danner
Col
H. Murphy
Smith & Cilek's
S. Dubuque St
Osice
Johnson Co
Bell
ROE A
Accra
Smith & Cilek
Dubuquest
HAL Strub & Co
H. A. Sirub & CO
Clinton St
Davenport
J. Hindel
Tod
Caeals
Daven
D. Murphy
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