Trinity Guild moonlight excursion and visits near June
Local items report Trinity Guild moonlight excursion on June 29 and several residents taking short trips. Adv notices mention Mrs Jessie Morris of West Second street visiting relatives at Des Moines, Mr and Mrs Hf Walton of Roscoe avenue visiting Columbus Junction, Miss Maude Paxton nursing at Bellevue Hospital visiting Columbus Junction, Misses Margaret Keck and Ethel Robison returning from visiting relatives in town. Mrs C W McPike and son Donald travel to Grand Isle to stay with Dr A J Greiner, and Mrs James Hendrix of Letts returns after a Firefly trip. E E Wolf and Ruth Walker return to West Liberty after visiting Mrs Herman Husen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Guild
Chase
Jessie Morris
West Second Street
Dea ‘Moines
Margaret Keck
Ethel Robison
West Liberty
E. E. Wolf
Ruth Walker
Herman Husen
Cedar Street
Opening of Huttic Cottage Next Week
Rescue Hose Company picnic held yesterday at Geneva Island drew many attendees. The cottage on Long Island, built for picnics, will open next Sunday with plans for 150 guests and special trips aboard the Cozy launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huttie Hose Company
Long Island
Cottege
Geneva Island
Rescue Hose Comany
Ibarga
Geneva
Grandview Notes and Obituary in June Update
Grandview Iowa news item records local departures for Cedar Falls summer school and visits by residents to Burlington Muscatine and Washington. A funeral is announced for Mrs. Wm Nelson, age 52, with service at the Methodist church and interment in Grandview cemetery.
Adopts Harmonious Tone At M W A Convention Toledo
At the Triennial M W A session in Toledo Ohio the Chicago rates were repealed and IndianapOlis rates adopted to restore harmony after a year of division Local members reported administration forces won re election of officers while insurgents failed to cut top salaries Head Consul A R Talbot Lincoln Neb Past Head Consul W A Northcott Springfield IL Head Adviser Dan B Horne Davenport IA Head Clerk James McNamara Rock Island IL Head Banker John D Voltz Indianapolis IN Directors A N Bort Beloit WI E B Murphy Leavenworth Kan R R Smith Brookfield Mo S S Tanner Minier IL W R Korns Des Moines IA Head Escort R W McCrackin Grandview Idaho Head Sentry W Frank L Bennett Hagerstown MD Head Watchman J L Mayfield Granada CO Head Chaplain Rev H E Dunback Augusta ME Auditors W D Neilson Pierre SD C I Lauderback Fort Smith AR M R Currier Ling IN George L Bowman Kingfisher OK 0 S Sumner Cape Girardeau MO J G Dickson Spokane WA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
Toledo
Ohio
Order
Law Committee
Myra Enright
Kansas City
A. R. Talbot
Lincoln
Neb
W. A. Northcott
Springfield
Dan B. Horne
Davenport
James [cNamara
Rock Island, Ill
John D. Voltz
Ind
A. N. Bort
Beloit
Wis
E. EB. Murphy
Leavenworth
Kan
R. R. Smith
Brookfield
Hagerstown
J. L. Mayfield
Granada
Colo
H. EB. Dunnack
Atuasta
W. D. Neilson
Pierre
C. I. Lauderback
Fort Smith
Ark
M. R. Currier
aLnsing
Mica
George L. Bowman
Kingfisher
Okla
Sumner
Cape Girardeau
Ala
J. G. Dickson
Spokane
Washington
Keota Social Notes Span Visits And Travel
Keota residents recount visitors from Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Creston and Chicago. Judge A K Stewart returns from Des Moines, Vera Sanders joins Highland Park camp in Des Moines, J G Gammon visits family in Creston Ill, Aunt Lib Rogers tours Illinois, Leech visits Rochester with Mrs Leech, Charles Ramey visits Delta, Ruby Hulse returns from Mt Vernon music instruction, Pearl Ranous guests of J M White and Jack Ranous, Trumbauer family leaves for destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
A. K. Stewart
Des ‘Moines
S. H. Swisher
Willard
Cedar Rapids
James Adams
Vera Sanders
Highland Park
Des Moines
J. G. Gammon
Creston
Ill
Gammon
Lib
Rogers
Ilinois
Henry and LeGrange
E. Leech
Rochester
Minn
Leech
Charles Ramey
Delta
Ruby Hulse
Mt. Vernon
George Helscher
Master Howard
Hedrick
Pearl Ranous
Chicago
J. M. White
Jack Ranous
C. A. Trumbauer
Meredith
Mary Suellen
Sage Tea Darkens Gray Hair with Wyeth Remedy
An advertises a home brew of garden sage, sulphur, and alcohol to darken gray hair naturally. It promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready-to-use alternative costing about fifty cents per large bottle sold at drug stores. The copy claims hair becomes darker, glossy, and youthful after several applications and mentions A. W. Morgan of West Second Street as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
A. W. Moregan
West
Minnesota summer plans and local social updates
Minnesota residents will spend the summer on the doctor's farm near Austin. Mrs. Catherine Teuscher visits relatives in Mt Pleasant, Burlington and Muscatine. Miss Edna Keller visits from Holloway Nebraska guest of Mrs. Ella Grove. Mrs. J G Arnold and daughter visit West Chester relatives. Clara and Mable Carris travel to Colorado Springs for the season. Mrs. Frank Pringle and son return from Washington. Local residents attend state encampment and W R C convention in Burlington. Ladies' Aid of Methodist church hosts monthly social at Mrs. A A Hulse. Rev Harry Phelps of Prairie Flower to preach at Baptist next Sunday with morning and evening services. Mr. and Mrs. R H McGuire move to Wolf property on Sunnyside. Mr. and Mrs. McDale occupy Roy Coffman property on Green Street. Mr. McGuire is depot operator. Mr. McDale is new mechanic at Stewart garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Austin
Catherine Teuscher
Mt. Pleasant
Burlington
Muscatine
Edna Keller
Holloway
Neb
Ella Grove
J. G . Arnold
West Chester
Clara
Mable Carris
Colorado Springs
Frank Pringle
Washington
M. Smock
William Nelson
John Wright
Wilcox
William Carris
John Sharp
W.R.C
Ladies' Aid of
Methodist Church
A. A. Hulse
Bee
Harry Phelps
Prairie Flower
R.H. McGuire
Wolf
Sunnyside
McDale
Roy Coffman
Green Street
Mr. McGuire
Mr. McDale
Stewart
Pleasant Prairie Gossip From Interurban Trips
Pleasant Prairie Indiana June 22 4 John Schmidt rode the Interurban to Davenport Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harry Stecher transacted business in Muscatine Saturday. George Teitsch made a business trip to Davenport Saturday. Mrs Blair and daughter visiting Mrs Fred Tian for a few days. Isaac Fowler transacted business in Davenport Monday. Davenport telephone men dined at the McElroy home Monday. Bird shooting at Durant Sunday drew good attendance. Fern Bis aiding Mrs William Sissell for a few days. Mrs Lottie Dian and children visiting Tipton’s Mrs Blair in Moline with Mrs Jennie Baker. John Schmidt and sister visited near Mortpellor on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Prairie
John Schmidt
Davenport
Harry Stecher
Muscatine
George Teitsch
Blair
Fred Tian
Tsaac Fowler
McElroy
Appeal Filed in Insurance Co Case Des Moines Fire Claim
The appeal is filed by Anchor Fire Insurance Co in the Iowa Supreme Court from a lower court ruling that Kate D. Funck recover $683.73 for a farm fire loss. Facts include a refused $500 claim, a policy dispute, and replevin action with Deputy Sheriff Dennis O Leary heading to Conesville to serve Joseph Stemen. Judge A P Barker issued the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate D. Funck
Anchor Fire Insurance Company of
Des Moines
Supreme Court of Iowa
A. P. Barker
Dennis O'Leary
Conesville
Joseph Stemen
Horan
Ainsworth Notes: Residents Attend Events and Travel
Ainsworth diary items show Mable Crawford leaving for Crawfordsville for a United Presbyterian Young People's convention. Several residents such as Edwin Porter, Haydee Flannigan, and Luella Sands make trips to Washington, Iowa City, and Mt. Vernon for visits, college, or summer plans. Local folks like Granville Love, Mrs. Spaulding, and F. G. Sands are noted in daily activities, with tradesmen and visitors from nearby towns mentioned.
Parker Family Leaves for Chicago Summer Visit
In Moscow Iowa June 22 Mr and Mrs Ben Parker and son B L departed for Chicago after visiting at the Parker home. Miss Mary Havn will stay to spend the summer. Mr and Mrs C Miller spent Wednesday at Muscatine. Mrs Will Tomasson and baby of Muscatine have been at the G L Mearst home for a few days. Harry Kerticke went to Blue Grass on business Friday. Miss Carrie Lange of Davenport visited the Lange home briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afoscow
Ija
Ben. Parker and Son
B. L
Chicago
Parker
Misa Mary. Havn
C. Miller
Muscatine
Will Tomasson
Baby
G. L. Mearst
Harry Kferticke
Blue Grass
Carrie Lange
Davenport
Lange
Paid In Full at the Princess Monday
Lovers of high type cinema are promised an exceptional evening with Eugene Walters greatest theatrical success Paid In Full a five part photo play praised nationwide for its camera work double exposure dissolves and artistic lighting. Tully Marshall and William Riley Hatch from the Broadway company reprise roles Joe Brooks and Capt Williams in this stage to screen transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Els
Eugene Walters
Thomas
Tully Marshall
Joe Brooks
William Riley Hatch
Capt
Wiliams
Cranston Church to Hold Sacrament and Speak
Quarterly meeting with the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at the U B church in Cranston will be held Saturday evening June 20. Rev. Cronk, superintendent, will attend and speak at Sunday services June 21. Local residents report visitors and community announcements including travels and graduations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranston
U. B
Cronk
M. F. Runyon
Washington
Iowa
Davis
Kirksville
W. G
Tom Fry
Mrs Blake Hosts Forsythe Sisters for Saturday Visit
Mrs Louis E Blake entertained two of her sisters, the Misses Forsythe of Viola, on Saturday. The gathering included feasting and light social conversation at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Blake
Forsythe
Viola
Call For BMS For Road Grading In Louisa County
Bids sealed and received by Louisa County Auditor in Wapello Iowa until 11:00 a m July 15 1914 for county road grading plans and specifications on file at the office. Requires five percent certified check with bid and fifty percent bid bond if awarded. County may waive defects and reject bids. Bids invited for sections on Wapello to Columbus City Newport to Morning Sun with yardages and locations described. Instructions to bidders and plans available for deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa County
Wapello
Iowa
HW. Baker
Columbus City County
Newport
Wanello
Columbus City
Columbus Junction
Morning Sun
Ouyds
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Foi E
A. W. Morgan
Hf. Walton
Roscoe Avenue
iMark & Son
Adv
C. W. McPike
J. ‘Donald
Grandylew
A. J. Greiner
James Hendrix
Letts
Howard & Deems
East Third Street
Vulcanizing Co
C. H. Amer
Ovoe Bond's
Second and Town Avenue
Bostonian
Imperial
B. Schmidt Shoe Stores
Chestnut Street
Harry Kern
China
Home Tea Co
New China Store
Grandview
Nellien Woodruff
Maude Wilson
Ethel
Gladys Dickerson
Kate McGrew
Lela Schneider
Ruth Holliday
Cedar Falls
Sam McGill
LL. Westarbeck
Henry Lange
Cletz
Evangelical
Congregational
A. J. Feastal
Lee Werner
Harry Martin
Gertrude Allen
Jim Cochran
Celia Walker
Helen
Jesse Cocklin
Harve McGill
John Schaeffler
Fred Guthrie
Lloyd King
Glen Shellabarger
League
J. J. Bells
Lizzie Krahl
May Hoonable
Nattle Teets
J. M. Buster
Racksie
Wm. Nelson
Mollie
Ruth
Bert
Charles Cocklie
Charlie
Philippine Islands
Mollie Jeffries
Anna.Derby
Jacob Benzot
MT Woodman
M. W. Au
West Second St
Sree
WD Te
Nunes Baking
France
Insurance CO
Supreme Court
Ainsworth
Mable Crawford
Crawfordsville
United Presbyterian Church
Edwin Porter
Lancaster
Charles Whitlock
Thomas Hardin
E. W. Spessard
Arline
Wanda
Trenton
May
Stone McCullough
Luella Sands
Sum
Alma
Taylor
Joe Rowan
W. A. Walker
Mary Sampson
Frank Chihak
Conant
Mildred Stearns
Hazel White
Marie Schmidt
Bessie Leffler
Gladwin
Ruth Wilson
James Fitzgerald
Blanche
William Simpson
Shirley Trotter
Francis
Will. Ross
Bennett
J. K. Blair
Cotter
Harm Rodemaker
A. J. Peterson
Arthur
Hays White
Normal Institute
George McCreedy
Effle
Sigburney
Chas
Roy Nau
Rose Ill
Warren Stewart
Ixeota
Ralph Scott
Char ¥E Marsh
Natt Thompson
Moscow
Remington
Remington Typewriter
Remington Typewriter Company (Incorporated
Perry St
Towa
Ken
Georgian Bay
Gorin Bey
Great Lakes
Green Bay
Mackinac
Grand‘ Haven
Muskegon
Michigan
Eal
Sigsmer
Park Robbins
G.pa
Dept. B
Michigan Ave
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