Local News Briefs From Brainworth and Surrounding
Robert Barry attended the basketball game at Wilton last night and returned home on the late train. Mrs. George Weis went home to Bayfield this morning after a short visit with relatives. H. C. Wagner of Blue Grass was in town yesterday visiting friends. Mrs. Mary E. Parkhurst passed through en route to Lone Tree for Sunday. Barger's store at 420 Mulberry seeks customers for apples and other fruits.
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Robert Barry
Wilton
George Weis
Bayfield
H. C. Wagner
Blue Grass
Mary E. Parkhurst
Lone Tree
Dr Still Pioneers Osteopathy Building National School
Results tell of Dr Still MD discarding drugs and starting osteopathy. He founded a school that grows to 8000 practitioners across eight osteopathic colleges, claiming treatment of all curable diseases and phenomenal clinical success.
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Still
Local notices and personal items from Muscatine
Dr. R. S. McNutt dentist 126 East Second street. Clifford Collins visits Letts today. Treva and Modie Currier go to Lone Tree for the day. Cheap rates March 20 see M. W. Sterlin. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brown return to Ainsworth after a city visit. Purity Paramount in sanitary pasteurized milk. Phone 389 M. Miss Cora Freyerberger returns to Moscow after a visit here. Miss Stella Pidd returns to Downey Kansas after Baptist rally. Experienced button cutters wanted at Beepole Button Co. Miss Lulu Nauman returns to Wilton after visiting. Mrs. C. Q. MelIntyre of near West Liberty visits J. B. Downer on Washington. Three carloads of buggies and wagons received at Bowman. Miss Minnie Paschal returns to Columbus City after visit with her father W. D. Avery. Fred Johnson heads to Wilton for Ideal basketball game kickoff. Melita cigar sold in Muscatine by C. T. Gremmel. Mrs. Rudolph Meyers returns to Durant after a visit here with H. H. Hutchendorf.
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Beepple Button Co
Lulu Nauman
Wilton
John Powell
Y M C A Workers Institute Opens With Hodge Lecture
The Y M C A educational workers institute convenes at 4 p m on the second floor boys department with George B Hodge of New York City leading. He arrives via the Firefly from Keokuk Ia and will conduct a stereoptical lecture this afternoon and an illustrated address this evening at the First Methodist church tomorrow night. The program includes directors and committee members and city pastors.
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Institute of the Educational Workers of
George B. Hodge
New York City
Hodge
Young Men's Christian Association
Keokuk
Association
First Methodist Church
District Court Ends Probate Pile Before Adjournment
Large probate matter disposed of before term adjournment. New trial granted in Nesslebush vs Rock Island Railroad. Phillips trial to court with plaintiff favored. writ of ouster to issue. Estate of Kobarg relief from appraisal for inheritance tax. Piersons final report approved. Reuling estate matters continued with demurrers sustained and overruled.
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J. W. Nesslebush
The
Rock Island Railroad Company
Thomas J. Hackett
Henry A. Phillips
Wm. A. Kobarg
Frank F. Pierson
Elsie Pierson
J. R. Reuling
J. A. Reuling
Musecatine Homestead Lodge
Muscatine
Iowa
Tillie van Zyl
Peter Weggen
Motion rulings and travel notes in brief
Motion to strike overruled and motion for more specific statement sustained. Parties except. Miss Alton Reinhart stopped in the city en route from Davenport to Columbus Junction to visit relatives. Mrs. J. H. Berrink rode the Wilton train to Summit for a short visit with Miss Stella Chamberlain.
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Alton Reinhart
Columbus Junction
Davenport
City Engineer Faces Heavy Duty Moving Eight Ton Guns
City Engineer Ryan must move two eight ton cannons to Weed park. He expects eight horses to pull them yet fears no wagon can bear the load. The task presents a formidable challenge in the railroad yards.
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Weed Park
Ryan
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E. Kranz
Florist, Opp. Journal
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Dad Dolson
Barger's
Dr. Crow
R. S. McNutt
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Clifford Collins
Letts
Treva
Modie Currier
Texas
M. W. Sterlin
A. J. Brown
Ainsworth
Cora Freyerberger
Moscow
Stella Pidd
Downey
Kla
C. Q. MelIntyre
Near West Liberty
J. B. Downer
Washington Street
Bowman
Minnie Paschal
Columbus City
W. D. Avery
Fred Johnson
C. T. Gremmel
Rudolph Meyers
Durant
H. H. Hutchendorf
Swan
Y. M. C. A. Workers Institute Will
Geo. B. Hodge
Mr. Hodge
Ers
Rock Island
Henry A
Phillips
Warner
J. H. Berrink
Pasenger
Summit
Abe
E. Reinemund
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