Mysterious Woman Flees Fairport for Montpelier After Late Night Departure
The Journal reports a woman calling herself Thompson left Fairport on Thursday night, Nov. 20, without paying for board. She arrived in Montpelier Friday morning, described in detail, and departed unceremoniously after late-night lamp and door were found ajar. She claimed Evanston, Illinois as home and planned to join a friend to Burlington, then Montana, but her story appeared inconsistent and she left without payment. Local residents seek further information to identify or locate her.
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Fairport
Montpelier
Thompson
Geo. Hartman
New Era
Montpelier Station
Rock Island
Burlington
Montana
Hartman
Evanston
Ill
Davenport
St. Paul
Minneapolis
M. E
Buffalo
Individua
No further word on Father Laurent from Dijon
The paper reports no new update from Dijon on Father Laurent’s condition. He remains very low but the editor notes his rugged constitution may allow him to linger a few days. Readers are advised to read the Evening Journal for further word.
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Dijon
France
Laurent
Vinol Tonic Promises Strength Return For Peggy Boyle Case
An advertisement urges readers to try Vinol a tonic claimed to restore strength and vigor. It cites Mrs T H Boyle of West Newton Massachusetts who reports regained health after one bottle. The copy asserts Vinol aids digestion creates appetite and supports all organs with a money back guarantee.
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T. H. Boyle
Chestnut St
West Newton
Mass
Motor Dropped On Street Car Near Cemetery
An accident at 5:30 last evening on street car No. 19 near the cemetery chapel injured two people. Conductor John T. Gerard was thrown and off work until noon. G. W. Hyink was bruised but walked downtown this morning. No others were seriously hurt. The 6:20 car later ran off track near Sharrar’s grocery but resumed service after a delay.
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Street
John T. Gerard
G. W. Hyink
Gerard
Hyink
Sharrar
AMONG THE LODGES O F F I C E R E L E C T I O N S
Muscatine lodge No 5 I O O F elected Noble Grand Dr H M Dean Vice Grand Henry Elfers and Recording Secretary T D Mitchell along with Financial Secretary S D Bailey and Treasurer Chas H Gobble Four initiates were admitted and the lodge held an active meeting with 86 attendees Modern Brotherhood of America elected officers Presidents J H Cosgrove and Lorenz Klein with Secretary H H Arnold Chaplain Susan Walton Treasurer George Ellman and other posts Kaiser Independent Hose Company elected officers President T W Holmes Vice President D A Seltzer Recording Secretary H Brazell Financial Secretary A Fisher Treasurer O Boston Foreman F Ryan First Assistant A Friese Second Assistant G Schultz Standing Committee H Ashcraft Court of Honor Lodge elected officers for its 50 plus members and planned to assist at Lone Tree installing a new lodge this evening Officers include Chancellor A J Barger Vice Chancellor Mrs Elizabeth Ellis Past Chancellor Mrs Ida Strawn Chaplain Mrs Josie Gresham Recorder Floyd Whitman Treasurer John B Reay Conductor J C Huffman Guard Mrs Mary Downs Sentinel F A Morrow Trustees C P Malone A C Strawn George Kranz Twenty delegates to County Court were chosen for meeting Jan 13 including A C Strawn C P Malone A J Barger F E Whitman Mrs Ida Strawn Frank Gould Mrs Lavina Fulham J C Coster Mrs Stella Malone Mrs Josie Gresham Mrs Mattie Whitman J B Reay John O'Brien John R Ellis Mrs Elizabeth Ellis 4 C Huffman Mrs Ada Barger Mrs Mary Downs E E Morrow George Kranz
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Muscatine Lodge No. 5
Noble
H. M. Dean
Henry Elfers
T. D. Mitch
Modern Brotherhood of America
J. H. Cosgrove
Lorenz Klein
H. H. Arnold
Susan Walton
George Ellman
F. T. Thompson
W. C. Held
Rose B. Fayle
Kaiser Independent Hose Company
T. W. Holmes
D. A. Seltzer
H. Brazell
A. Fisher
Court of Honor Lodge
Muscatine
Lis
Ida Strawn
Josie Gresham
Floyd Whitman
John B. Reay
J. C. Huffman
Mary Downs
Sentinel
F. A. Morrow
C. P. Malone
A. C. Strawn
George Kranz
A. J. Barger
F. E. Whitman
Frank Gould
Lavina Fulham
J. C. Coster
Stella Malone
Matt'e Whitman
J. B. Reay
John O’brien
John R. Ellis
Elizabeth Ellis
C. Huffman
Ada Barger
New York Stocks Snapshot Amid Mixed Trading
Ong and Atchison hover near 84 percent with small shifts. Mo. Pacific rises to 108 while So. Pacific holds around 63. Can. Pacific fluctuates near 129. Illinois Central trends around 145, with N. C. around 156. Reading sits near 61, TFs at 32, St. Paul about 176, B&O near 190, and New York Central around 44 with Wabash near 30.
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New York
Clone
Atchison
Mo. Pac
Can
Tfs
St. Paul
New R. L
Wabash
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Grand Opera House
Chas. H. Yale
Sidney R. Ellis
Eye
Sid
Nod
Richard T. Brown
Brothers Kennard
Josie Sisson
Geo. Borani Herman
Helen Foy
Troubadour
Nat Wilson
Wm. Fuller
Harry Thornton
Burt Eaton
Armstrong
Selz Shoe
Cr Nett
Wales
Goodyear Rubbers
Hood's
Old Colony
Chas
Braunworth
George Hartman
Evening Journal
Vinci
Guaran
Havercamp’s
Prescription Drug Store
Santa Clara California
East Hill
S. D. Bailey
Chas. H. Gobble
Pearl City
Rickerd & van Dusen
Ament Building
East Third Street
Trust
Falcon
Shannon & Mott Company
Falcon Pure Foods
Des Moines
M. W. Wheeler
C. B. Fuller
W. S. Hill
Geo. W. Reuling
C. Otto & Son
H. F. Bodman
D. McCurdy
J. H. ST. John
van Gent & Kobes
C. C. Smith
Want
River View
Geo. W. Keckler
E. &Th St
Iowa
Surrey
Wm. B. Price
Newell Avenue
THE
Nelson Land Company—Incorporated
Aitkin
Carlton
Minn
Lanesboro
Minnesota
Lake City
Cedar Street
Stam
H. M. Bartlett
Sultana Skin Food
West Second St
Susie Battey
Western Union Telegraph Co
North Dakota
Manitoba
Assiniboia
West Second Street
C. A. Coldren
Moscow
John A. Nellis
Wilton Junction
G. Burkart
West Liberty
Mira Hershey Lumber Co
E. 3d
Woodlawn Avenue
Motor College
Chicago
Wantec
Hammond Typewriters
Olivers
Remingtons
Otcer Typewriter Agency
Brady St
J. J. Legler
76 Township
Musserville
John Butler
Leo H. Hirsch Button
Lic
Bruce
Wm. Banker
Iowa Avenue
J. L. Gieslar
Presston
J. J. Kaiser
L. Johnson
F. H. Little
Gus Schmidt
John H. Kaiser
A. Baird
I. W. Swan
F. W. Eversmeyer
J. L. Geisler
C. A. Mull
J. S. Blackwell
Muscatine County
Sousa County
Washington County
Cedar County
Fred. S. Pentzer
Iawa
Worstell & CO
Jeweiers
Washington, D.C
Maryusim
Bishop Satterlee
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