Preston ScRET Wedding and Armistice Sunday Plans
Preston area reports the marriage of Glen A. Russell and Gertrude Wiese with Preston friends sending congratulations. Also noted is a combined union meeting of four Preston churches for Armistice Sunday, featuring visiting ministers from Miles and speakers on Armistice and World Drament. Additionally, Thomas and Quint Realty Co bought four acres from Ed Farley at 1000 per acre, with 20 lots to be auctioned Thursday November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scret
Preston
Glen A. Rus+sell
Vernon Russell
Gertrude “Wiese
James
Clinton
Gien
Miles
Congregational Church
North
Fresto
Kidder
Armisti
Bonfell
Thomas and Quint’ Realty’ Co
Ed. Farley
Farley
Chas. Seeber Vis
Seeber
Masonic
I Altfilisch
Davenport
Ernest Krabbeniioft
Iva
Rock Island
Geo. Meyers
Our City
Preston Gossip and Community Notes
Long list of local visits and departures from Preston. Miss Louise Burt returns home from a visit with the Burt family in Prestor. Eola Farley travels from Clinton to spend time with relatives. The Meineke and Wilheam families visit Carlton, and Grace Negus returns from Maringo. Reverend Montgomery visits Preston as state director of religious education. Roy Burn relocates to a new farm near Shell Lake. Mrs Milheam hosts a supper for her birthday with relatives. Several residents travel to Clinton and Davenport for visits and business. Local real estate changes: Frank Hunter buys the Preston Feed Mill and L. F. Kekkuck sells a Clinton County farm. Hunter takes over the mill. Arthur Hartmess and John Stoll conduct business in Preston. Prof. K O C Smith and Mrs. Herman Brewster undergo medical matters, with various hospital and outpatient notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Burt
Rock Island
F. M. Burt
Prestor
Eola Farley
Clinton
Mike Farley
E. E. Meineke
Nate Wilheam
Cirlton
Harry Watters
A. J. Negus
Miss Grace
Maringo
RK. J. Montgomery
Grinnel
Preston
Roy Burn
Shell Lake
Wis
N. J. Milheam
South Wain Street
Ed Reubsamen
Besirice
John Sheets
John Glesner
Chicago
Mertens
Gerieude
Agnes
Ripert Duant
Davenport
Ed. Kubner
Indianapolis
Ind
Brrs
Paul von Epps
Kubner
Melina
A. H. Kraft
Glen
Washington
Hanter
Maquoketa
Lucy Fowler
Prestons
Manning, Tn
Joe Wilson
Frank
Spencer Coe
Omaha
Congregational Sunday School
Hallowe'’ca
Gueorge
Frank Hunter
L. F. Kekkuck
Clinton Wtead
Lyonk
Hunter
Buskuckook
South Main Street
Kukkuck
Arther Hartmss
Maquokets
Indow
John Stoll
Frank Wells
Trutona praised by Waterloo woman as miracle medicine
Mrs. H. B. Tounshendeaux of 255 Jackson Street Waterloo claims Trutona restored her health after severe influenza relapses and nerve fatigue. She says it quiets her nerves, helps her sleep, improves digestion, and relieves bladder inflammation. Sold in Maquoketa at Broxam & Hinckley’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tritona
H. B.tounshendeaux
Jackson Street
Waterloo
Trutone
Troutona
Trutona
Trutonz
Maquoketa
Broxam & Hinckley
Illness, births, and local business moves noted in Preston
The community aids ailing Mrs Burts family as she recovers, Mrs Ed Seeber offers care for the children. Carl Ring returns from Chicago to partner with Sol Cohen in junk and hides. Two Preston relatives welcome a baby girl. Wendt in Dewitt congratulated. Water project crews and drillers expand work in town. Dr. Chariton of Clinton plans to speak on disarmament, but an illness delays the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Methodist
Des Moines
Ed Seeber
Burts
Carl Ring
Preston
Chicago
Sol Gohen
Gainty
W. D. Wendt
Dewitt
New Water Co
Te Ich
T. B. Chariton
Clinton
Farmers and Merchants Club
City Hall
Catarrh Cure Promoted By Local Medicine Quality
Catarrh can be cured by constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. It destroys the foundation of the disease, strengthens the patient, and aids recovery. Circulars free from J Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
Halloween party at Masonic hall in Delmar noted
Merriment marked a Masonic Stars and ladies Halloween party at the hall with orange and black decor. Ty One Came games, a two course dinner at the Presbyterian church, and compliments to the committees were noted. A new baby boy was born west of town to Nelmar Methodist church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubar
Grace Westbrooknes
Los Angeles
Calif
L. L. Einner
Henry Ison
Masonic Hall
He Sharp
Hazel. Kendall
Manguoketa
Monitoc Lodge
C.F
A. M
Fpc
Triple
Son
Dwig
How Not To Fake Cold
How Not To Fake Cold Some persons hover to free uent colds seldom if ever have a cold You will find that the latter take good care of themselves They take a shower or cold exchange with every day in a warm room avoid over heated rooms sleep with a window open or partly open avoid excesses covering becoming over chilled and getting the feet wet Then when they feel the first indication of a cold they use Peilais Cough Remedy without delay and it is soon over Sold by Hinckley and Stans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pxum
Hinckley
Ahd Stans UN
Unclear Fragments From A Morning Market Report
Fragmentary OCR text references a bread request, a new grocery, a military bakery, and scattered place names. The content includes garbled mentions of a meeting, a city, and an event but no coherent facts or dates to summarize into a clear news item.
Obituary for Dennis area resident Mr. Johnson
Mr. Johnson of Dennis, long active in hardware and groceries, died after illness. Funeral under United Commercial Travelers with services at St John’s Catholic Church. Survived by Mrs. J. 8. Doknsee and several Dennis residents including Mrs. Henry Rohlf and Mrs. GW Hill. Johnson lived in Dennis 18 years and recently worked for Carey Fruit Co and ran a South Fourteenth Street grocery. He was a Brethren member and known for kindness to family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson
J. 8. Doknsee
Dennis
J. E. Hill
Canton
Johnson
Carey Fruit Company
Appleton’ Avenue
South Fourteenth Street
Lmited
Ted Corsmorcis
St. John’s Catholic Church
Ed Phillips
Hebron
Anna Pierett
Wm. Kimball
Jake Wise
Mr. Wise
Calf Causes Wild Ride In Overland Auto
In Weuran a steer tale unfolds as Joe drives a calf in a seven passenger Overland. The animal suddenly leapt from the back, striking the steering wheel and tipping the car onto its side near Schulte place. Both Joe and the calf escaped injury though the auto suffered damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Believue Herald
Weuran
Doc
Chas. Simpson
Joe
Ms Seven
A Timely Suggestion for Cough Remedy Season
A timely suggestion urges households to stock Chamber’s Cough Remedy before winter and at first signs of a cold. It notes no opium or harmful drugs and claims safety for children. Available for sale by Broxam & Hinckley and Staack & Lue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broxam & Hinckley
Staack & Lue
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Jim Larkey
Monmouth
Canton Road
Poland
Grant
C. R. Barrows
Matt Pinter
Ivan Banks
K. O C. Smith
Zip
Herman
Maquoketa Hispital
Jenkins
Winter
Burt
TVE
DRG
Trintona
Dorie
Telat Ey
Edison
Chippendale
Snow White Pharmacy
Fmaquoketa
Iowa
Delmar
Nelmar_ Sfethodist
Cal
Epworth Teague
H. L Rigg
Vera Gage
Ethel Rossiter
Elden Hervington
Leile Dergensen
Edith Bilt
Sabs
Sen A
Fearal
Howe
Tin City
Fern Sale
Bob
Fletcher
Eastoria
Oleo
Roy Graul
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