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Get your razors ground at Wm. Whisler's 321 Mulberry street. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Girard of Fre donia spent yesterday in the city. Dr G. O. Mergridge made a professional trip to Wilton yesterday afternoon. J. T. Nicholson departed for Denver Col. yesterday afternoon on the plug. Levi Cunningham was a passenger last night on the Firefly to Columbus Junction. Miss Anna Richard was a passenger last night on the Firefly to Burlington where she will visit. Nicholas Kirby formerly of this city now in Cedar county is in the city visiting his son William King. Mr. K. made a pleasant call at the Journal office yesterday. You assume no risk when you buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. J. J. Havercamp and W. C. A. Busch druggists will refund your money if you are not satisfied after using it. It is everywhere admitted to be the most successful remedy in use for bowel complaints and the only one that never fails. It is pleasant safe and reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Richard
Burlington
Nicholas Kirby
Cedar County
William King
Journal
Chamberlain
J. J. Havercamp
W. C. A. Busch
G. W. Gipple
Letts
West Liberty
James Deemer
Des Moines
Zadok Ellyson
John Webb
Hinkhouse
Hedrick Herald
Robert W. Sperry
Cora Phelps
Robert
West Liberty Enterprise
Sperry and
Sperry
Hiawatha
Kansas
Brown County World
Presbyterian Church
Robert Bradley
General Assembly
Philadelphia
1St General Assembly
New York
Boston
Niagara
East Buffalo
Ill
Brown
Nebraska
Lou Mosier
Andalusia
Mississippi
Iowa
Lewis and Patterson
E. Bull
Emma Murdock
Martha Francis
St. Louis
Elbert Lamb
Antioch Baptist Church
Co. F. Anderson
John
Amanda Murdock
St Ramsey
E. E. Murdock
Murdock
Dr. Pierce
Jessie Simmons
Thurston, Frederick Co
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Invalid’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Flora I. Greer
Howe Street
Akron
Ohio
R. V. Fierce
Buffaio
Journal Headings and Passenger Notes From Davenport Trips
The journal reports numerous local residents and visitors boarding the Young and Firefly trains to Davenport and West Liberty, including Gerdes, Fred Kindler, Fay Bennison, Harold McDer mid, Mrs. J. H. Letts, Miss Otto Synder, Miss Cora Baker returning from Chicago, and others. It notes Mrs. Will Davis visiting from Kewanee, Bertha Haller from Durant, and extended social travel by families to Davenport and nearby towns, with mentions of local merchants, a long-time reader praising the paper, and regional updates from West Liberty and Andalusia.
Nearby Towns News Digest Highlights Local Happenings
A compact digest from nearby towns reports daily items of interest in neighbor communities. The column gathers routine events, civic notes, and small-town happenings to inform readers about activities close to home.
Fairport Social Roundup Busy Visitors and Local News
Fairport notes list visitors including Mrs. S. H. Croft and daughters in Kansas City and Mr. and Mrs. Kuelley with daughter at A. G. Tyler’s. Estella and Grace Schellhorn visited Davenport relatives. Community events cover society dinner at Illinois City, Children’s Day exercises at Era Sunday, and local trips to Davenport and Muscatine.
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Fairport
S. H. Croft
Kansas City
Jake Martin
Our Town
Kuelley
A. G
Estella Schellhorn
Frank Vandolah
Ed. Martin
Glenwood
Til
Eda Leach
John Feuster
Davenport
James Irwin
Anna
Dr. Miller
Will Hubbard
Wm. Meyers
A. H. Gatton
Dave Dnerenberry
Jamestown
Iowa
Thames
Chas McPherson
Illinois City
A. G. Tyler
Fred Alterbread
Buffalo
John Woods
Musecatine
Fowler
Reeves
Billy Irwin
Dave Brunson
Tra Reeves
Miccel May Sherry
Carrie Irhellhorn
Muscatine
Food for Memory The Kind That Builds Up the Brain
A Chicago reader credits Grape Nuts with restoring appetite and weight after gastritis and sharing a memorable improvement in memory. The testimonial links daily use of the cereal to restored health, strength, and the ability to memorize songs and piano pieces.
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Chicago
G. H. Paber
South
Paulina St
Olive Branch Society Notes and Local Visits
Olive Branch June 18 report Miss Agnes Shetler visits in Illinois City. Summers and Cunningham homes receive callers. Misses Wagners visit cousin Miss Cora Fitzsimmons. Barcue reorganizes with R T Hummel chairman and Johnny Garnes secretary. officers elected include Hummel president and Fitzsimmons Fourth VP. Usual calls, dinners, and visits noted among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Hummel
Chatrman
Johnny Gaines
Johnny Garnes
Cora Fitzsimmons
G. H. Corwin
Mrs. Webb
Eli Summers
Jesse James
A. L. Cunningham
Clara Stormes
Maud Vanatta
J. W. Newkirk
Mrs. Summers
Conesville Plans Big Modern Woodman Celebration
Conesville on June 18 announces a major celebration with Modern Woodman in charge and high expectations for a big event. Children’s day exercises at the M E church Sunday evening succeeded with a beautified venue and well managed young speakers. C M and St P surveyors are setting grade stakes on the K C survey amid many opinions on the exact layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
M. E
The Heart Cry of the Motherless Maiden Tale
A historic appeal for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for womanly ills. It asserts health links between general well being and female organs, touts letters of praise, invites free consultations by letter, and promotes the physician's books and nonsubstitute guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Simmons
Farmer Outlook Brightens as Rail Line Aids Shipping
The line of the road shows officials not answering many questions. The melon and sweet potato crop looks fair despite cutworms and melon bugs. Farmers anticipate a big crop and expect better shipping with the new railroad next year. Elva Summers, staying with Mrs. Cone, now works in the country for Ralph Babbitt. The lower door closes for the county normal in Muscatine. Misseldine will close the upper room next Friday and attend Cedar Falls summer school. Geo Tipton’s new residence progresses well, carpenter Creizger at work. The baby cyclone last Wednesday damaged trees and buildings, notably shale trees at Oakland school. N. D. Cicil has a broken rib and a broken leg from a fall through an elevator floor. Dr. English returns from Atkinson, Illinois after his brother’s death. S. W. Field and wife return from California.
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Elva Summers
Cone
Ralph Babbitt
County Normal
Muscatine
Misseldine
Cedar Falls
Geo. Tipton
Carpenter Creizger
Oakland
N. D. Cicil
Hie Lee
Dr. English
Atkison
Ill
S. W. Field
California
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Druggist
A good cough medicine report from J Goldsmith of Van Etten New York praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He says he has sold it five years with complete satisfaction and uses it for his own family for coughs colds and post grippe cough. Available from J J Havercamp and W C A Rusch druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. Goldsmith
van Etten
N. Y
la Grippe
J. J. Havercamp
W. C. A. Rusch
Se. A . F. N. Beacom
Marceseren
Iowa
McBride &@ Cop
G. A. Riemcke
Ministers Plan Summer Union Services in Court Square
At the Ministerial association meeting pastors voted to hold union services in the court square on Sabbath eve nings during July and August. Last summer’s gatherings were well attended and considered successful, and organizers hope for similar turnout this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
Court Square
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F. M. Byron
Daily Journal
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McBride & Cope’s City Drug Store
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Olds Block
Whisler’s
Mulberry Street
G. O. Mergridge
Wilton
J. T. Nicholson
Denver
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Levi Cunningham
Columbus Junction
Will Gerdes
Fred Kindler
J. H. Letts
Fay Bennison
Harold McDermid
Young
H. J. Hartman
Missl Otto Synder
Cora Baker
Professor Root
Mrs. J. M. Peck
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C. R. Fox
C. A. Mull
C. Cadle, Jr
Maud Meeker
Mary Ashley
H. G. Willetts and
W. A. Vanatta
J. H. Williamson
Will Davis
Kewanee, Ill
J. W. Morgan
Bertha Haller
Durant
Frances Walker
East Fifth Street
W. H. Manning
Harwood
E. H. King
East Buffalo, Ill
Jilk Walsh
St. Anthony Hospital
Walsh
Anthony 'S Hospital
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