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Newspaper

Jackson Sentinel

Location

Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1921

Page

6

Suess and Hammond Families Visit Preston and Miles News

Miles notes state pS Suess attended Armstrong of Miles as a professional caller in Preston Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. L A Hammond of New Albany Ind with daughter and husband Mr and Mrs J B Lewis son Perty and Mrs Hammond’s sister Mrs Jay Mcintosh visited the Black family in Preston last week. L M Sheuser attended the funeral of cousin Wm Weber at Selena Ml last Wednesday. Weber was killed overseas. Pythian Sisters held monthly meeting at Mrs Harry Burstein’s home with seventeen present and refreshments served. Mr and Mrs John Hansen and son Burton visited relatives in Miles last Tuesday. Bir and Harry Piory of Der.

Suess Bei Armstrong Miles Preston L. A. Hammond New Albany Ind J. B. Lewis Perty

Local notices and travels of Preston residents linger homebound

A stream of Preston residents are noted in this fragment: Miss Bessie Skinner travels to Winfield to visit her sister Mrs. Ida Woods. Arthur Morris returns from Maquoketa after his father Adam Hayes died. Mrs. John Bryant joins her husband in Ced Rapids for a Veterinarian Association banquet. Frank Hunter conducts business in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eliott return from Spencer Indiana to Preston. Miss Helen Jost returns from Lawler Iowa. Mrs. C Gray of Clinton visits Preston. attendees from Preston at the M. E. conference in Davenport include B. Rossiter and family. Nick Mertens and daughter Gertrude visit Delmar with the McGlaughins.

Ator Ell Roy Cole Bessie Skinner Winfield Ida . Woods Snd Arthur Morris Maquoketa Adam Hayes John Bryant Ced Rapids Veterinarian Association Northeastern Frank Hunter Clinton Thomas Eliott Frank Spencer Helen Jost Lawler C. Gray

Preston Notables Gather for Church and Civic Bit

Preston notes reflect social visits and celebrations. Mrs. 4. J. Negus hosts the Clio Club on Friday afternoon. The A W T Bible class met at the John Hansen home. Preston plans two new panatoriums, and Max Adler family welcomes a baby boy born Sept. 29. Various residents visit Davenport Maquoketa and attend church events. Mr. and Mrs. Wellendorf observe their 25th anniversary with a city hall surprise party. Rev. Spooner speaks at the Brotherhood banquet in Maquoketa. Rev. and Mrs. Clemo return from conference to remain in Preston.

A. W. T. Bible Congregational Sunday School John Hansen Preston Max Adler H. W. Wellendorf W .F. Schroeder John McDonald E.R. McGonegle Philip Daughx Gertrude T. E. Canty John C. Waters Mary Waters Henrt J. Refferty May McGonegle Delmar A. R. Holmes J. W. Dickman Fayette Emma Clark Dickman Thomas Maxwell Methodist Episcopal Church A. I R. E. Scheib Nashville Club BR. E. Scheib Bessie Tytere Curwood Polomar Kyne Packard Jeanette Christianson Charlotte Delmar Consolidated High School AL W. Sendall Maquoketa Delmar Valley John FE. Goedenow J. E. and Torothy H. M. Cassin New Century Club G. Holmes Funcs Dorothy

Local Social News Naming Weekend Visitors

Delmar Ett Tts reports Chas Chapman from near Charlotte attended a club function at Mrs A S Holmes’s home Friday. Mrs Wm Miller visited her mother in Almontras. Nellie Fitzpatrick of Dubuque spent the weekend with brothers John and James Fitzpatrick and families. Earl Grindrod Hazel Ken of Maquoketa and T P Casin were Davenport visitors. J P Peley was in Chicago this week. Mrs E G Franklin attended a luncheon event described as beautifully appointed.

Ge IE Chas. Chapman Charlotte Our City A. S. Hol Wm. Miller Almontras Nellie Fitzpatrick Dubuque John James Fitzpat Vick Earl Grindrod Hazel Ken Maquoketa T. P. Casin Davenport J. P. Peley Chicago E. G. Franklin

Tells on the Kidneys Maquoketa People Have Found This To Be True

The strain of overwork injures kidneys causing backache and fatigue. Dean's Kidney Pills are promoted with a Maquoketa testimonial by A. M. Blake about three years of kidney trouble. He reports back pain and cold-related issues easing after use. Price 0.50 at dealers.

Dean Maquoketa A.M. Blake Vermont St Dean’. Pitts Siauckwaresh

Woman testifies Tru tona cures pain and illness

Mrs. Mary Corcoran of 242 Bluff Street Dubuque recounts suffering from severe side pain and indigestion, claiming Tru tona improved her health and appetite, with no pain for weeks. The report notes other local social visits, club meetings, and library book additions in Delmar and Maquoketa area communities.

Mary Corcoran Bluff Street Dubuque Trutona Tim

Pleasant card parties draw social crowds this week

The Presbyterian Aid Society social on Wednesday afternoon last week was liberally patronized and pleasant. Another well attended card party for lovers of this amusement was held in St. Patrick's hall last Tuesday evening. Kenyon wired for him to continue in the debate.

Presbyterian Aid Society St. Patrick's Hall

Kenyon Offered Judgeship Tie From Washington Oregon

Informal offer to Senator Kenyon for a northern Iowa judgeship is reported in today’s dispatch. Kenyon has not yet replied but may decline, with many senators urging him to remain in the Senate. Includes advertisement notes for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and local stores selling it.

Kenyon Washington Harding Northern Towa Kenyon Haseen Nave Broxam & Hinckley Staack & Luckiesh

Whose fault when your husband is cross at breakfast

A flawed breakfast habit is blamed for a cross husband from caffeine. The ad urges replacing coffee or tea with Postum a hot cereal beverage that supposedly avoids jitters and insomnia and promotes better sleep and steady nerves. It targets households with warnings about sleep and nerves and promotes a product alternative.

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