Local residents leave city for towns and travel
The city saw numerous residents depart for Ottumwa Grandrew Cranston Letts Wilton Osceola Des Moines El Paso Kinross Nichols Davenport Grandview Grinnell Council Bluffs Denver and Clinton after short visits and business matters Miss Nina Storms from Chicago also headed to Letts. Several returns from trips to Davenport Muscatine and Elgin Illinois accompanied by visits to family and friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Carter
Council Bluffs
William Walker
Grandview
Health tonic promises blood enrichment and strength
An advertising notice touts Electric Bitters as a remedy that enriches thin blood and fortifies weakness. Sold for 50 cents at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havercamp
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J. &. Kranz
G. M. Titus
Ottumwa
Bestenlehner
John Stitt
Grandrew
O. Miller
Cranston
C. Sheilabarger
Letts
Nina Storms
Chicago
Isa Shannon
Nichols
Muscatine
John A Robbins
Elwood Richie
Little Falls
Minn
Hazel Wagner
Grinnell
Ella Rogers
Lucas Street
Des Moines
A. Waltz
Lone Tree
City
Maude
Vera Cummings
Wilton
Fred Pentzer
West Fourth Street
Frank Bowman
John Montgomery
Columbus Junction
J. Rehmel
Davenport
Thomas Fitzsimmons
Fruitland
Frank Betzold
Laura E. White
el Paso
Texas
Geo. R. White
Mulberry Avenue
R. E. Phillips
William Berkhoff
Wapello
Katherine Harter
Fuller
West Seventh Street
Horace Husted
Iowa City
M. J. Kelly
Sarah
Denver, Col
Phillip Murphy
East Eighth Street
Samuel's
Charles McMurphy
Summit
H. H. Snyder
Miss Hazel
L. van Horne
Lulu
J. Fry
A. L. Hoyt
H. J. Hudler
Katherine Klein
West Liberty
J. P. Bleeker
Milo Rittenhouse
Park Place
A. J Hopson
E. Cone
B. Goldstein
Florence Dale
Ella Edgington
J. A. Boatman
H. F. Lohman
Ladora
Joseph Davis
Marblerock
Air
E. P. Johnson
Clinton, Ia
Gertrude Fry
New York City
N. Y
Frank Healy
St. Ambrose College
James Healy
Burlington Road
SOC Yards
Gpbroston Storez
Eac
Hyde Park
Lockwood
Pepperill E
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