Local News Roundup From Tipton Visitors and Sales Alerts
A string of short notices details visitors to the city from Tipton Moscow Trinidad and Trenton along with travel to Texas Kansas Denver and Chicago. Local commerce ads include mackerel for 60 cents at Linders Delicatessen and a pony for sale with a new phaeton robe and whip. Notices seek more private rooms for grand lodge delegates and promote Thormann saws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
SS. L. Johnson
Frank Bowman
Excursion to Minneapolis by Iowa Central Ry
The Iowa Central Railway announces its first popular excursion of the season to Minneapolis St Paul on Saturday May 18. Trains depart Elrick Junction at 7 52 p m and reach Minneapolis 8 25 a m and St Paul 9 00 a m Sunday. Return tickets valid on any train to May 21 leaving St Paul 7 25 p m and Minneapolis 8 00 p m. Round trip fare is 4 50. See flyers or contact agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central Ry
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Elrick Junction
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Muscatine to Join Clinton District in Dental Reorganization
The Iowa State Dental Society plans reorganizing into fifteen districts with each district having a society and dues flowing to the state body. Muscatine joins Cedar, Scott, Clinton, and Jackson in the Clinton district, which includes five counties. The plan aims to boost membership and enable broader clinics and lectures at annual sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dental Society
J. B. Pherrin
Central City
University
Benton
Iowa
Inn
Johnson and Jones
Clinton
Muscatine
Cedar
Scott
Jackson
West Union
Dubuque
Delaware
Buchanan
Fayette
Clayton
Allamakee
Winneshiek
Charles City
Bremer
Butler
Franklin
Cerro Gordo
Floyd, Chickasaw
Howard, Mitchell
Worth
Algona
Winnebago
Hancock
Humboldt
Kossuth
Palo Alto
Emmet
Sheldon
Dickenson
Clay
Buena Vista
Cherokee
O'Brien
Osceola
Lyon, Sioux
Plymouth
Ida Grove
Woodbury
Monona
Crawford
Ida, Sac
Carroll
Harlan
Harrison
Shelby
Pottawattamie
Cass
Audubon
Reg Oak
Mills
Fremont
Page
Montgomery
Adams
Taylor
Adair
Madison
Warren
Union
Clarke
Lucas
Ringgold
Decatur
Wayne
Oskaloosa
Marion
Mahaska
Keokuk
Springdale News Briefs Include Funerals and Meetings
Alfred Gray returned to Atlantic Iowa after visiting Springdale friends. Mrs. A C Emmons of Kansas stays with her sister Mrs F M Gray. William Mather and daughter attended Friends meeting at Oskaloosa. M E quarterly meeting drew large Springdale pastors and laypeople. Prof Bangs of Nichols Indiana handled Springdale business. Funeral of F M Gray at Friends church drew large attendance. Frank Morgan of Cedar Valley visited Springdale. James Westfall did business in Tipton. J E Mather moved stock and farm goods to Hanley Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springdale
Alfred Gray
Atlantic
Mr. Gray
F. M. Gray
Springdal
A. C. Emmons
Kansas
William Mather
Sylvester Jones
Friends
Oskaloosa
M. E
Springdale M. E
Bangs
Nichols
Friends Church
Furnace
Mather
Josie Luts
Morse
W. T. Gruwell
Jas
Westfall
West Branch
Finefield
Rochester
Piper
Sprake
Iowa City
Edith
Jeannette Mather
Leah Carter
Samuel Mather
Maggie Heald
Plato
Theodore Chase
Hanover
New Hampshire
Misses Mather
Self Culture Club
Field
Riley
Negus
Gray
Southland
McCann
Eugene Field
Porter
James Whitcomb Riley
Apple
Esren Shinn
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Roberts
C. E. Mather
Tillman Todd
District Court
Tipton
Heartburn Cure Promoted By Digestive Remedy
A 19th century health column advocates Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative and digestive aid. The piece links heartburn to stomach issues like dyspepsia, cites Mrs Knight of Bellview Tennessee as a supporting anecdote, and notes the product is available at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store in five cent and one dollar bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Springdale Notes Widgeting a Busy Social Week
Social roundup from Springdale notes shows residents traveling for jobs and visits, with Miss Josie Luts taking a summer position near Morse Louisiana and families moving between West Branch and Springdale. Local events include Self Culture club activities at Mrs. William Mather’s home and a district court in Tipton.
Taft Expected to Speak at Iowa Commencement
Iowa City May 8 Special Secretary Taft the regular commencement orator may be heard along with Hon Newton C Young Fargo ND former North Dakota chief justice and Justice H E Deemer Iowa Supreme Court who have accepted and June hosts Fortieth anniversary address by Prof A N Currier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Newton C. Young
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota Supreme Purt
A. N. Currier
H. E. Deemer
Iowa Supreme Court
Taft
Train robbery suspect captured near Butte
One of the men believed to be involved in the North Platte train theft has been arrested at Woodville near Butte Montana. The capture is part of ongoing efforts to identify and prosecute the robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P
Butte
Mont
Woodville
Moonlight Excursion Concert by Pauchet's Band May 20
Pauchet's Concert Band plans a moonlight excursion on Monday May 20 aboard the steamer J. S. with the entire band performing. This first event of the season is expected to draw a large crowd. new uniforms will be worn in the parade. The last meeting announced the band instrumentation led by Professor Pauchet with Sidney Vanatta as solo cornet and a roster including Hurlbut Elliot Shamit Mannhardt Boydston Klaffenbach Klaffenbach Fuhlman Bunn Witte Kohlhammer Echenkel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauchet
Schmidt Hall
J. S
Professor Pauchet
Sidney Vanatta
Bert Hurlbut
Frank Elliot
Sumner Shamit
Freq Mannhardt
R. L. Boydston
Walter Klaffenbach
Arthur Klaffenbach
Mat. Stark
Carl Fualman
Henry Dealing
David Vanatta
Edward Beck
A. J. Thoffias
F. Wendlandt
William Fuhlman
Frank Bunn
Ernest Witte
Adolph Kohlhammer
J. Echenkel
Morning Sun society notes and local events
Miss Norma Courts returns to Chicago after two weeks with her parents in Morning Sun. The Ministerial Association met at Reform ed Presbyterian church with lectures and a discussion on public morals and schools. Several out of town clergy attended. Community members and families are noted, including new births, hospital visits, travel, and upcoming high school commencement on May 23. Local deaths and illness are recorded along with other social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Courts
Chicago
F. Courts
J. E. Newsome
J. P. Hebner
Koopman
Wapello
M. E. Reusch
W. G. Oglevee
Mediapolis
J.S. McGaw
Linton
E. A. Bentzinger
Yarmouth
J. F. Sefton
Violet
Galesburg
Arthur McElhinney
Los Angeles
Cal
A. L. McElhinney
J. W. Roberts
A. L. Roberts
Hillsboro
Wayland
Joe
Mercy Hospital
Nebraska City
Minnie Carter
Guy J. Tomlinson
Crawfordsville
Holiday
J. F. Holiday
J. A. Smith
North Carolina
Laila
S. E. Marshall
Tom Baird
Newport
Zimmerman
Concord Cemetery
Florence Kline
Winfield
Nora Nichols
Oskaloosa
B. F. Spafford
Prominent Columbus City Woman Dies After Illness
Mrs. Netta Johnston Lewis, wife of Dr. S J Lewis, died at Columbus City after two weeks of erysipelas. Born March 21, 1875 she taught in local schools, married in 1896, and left four children, her mother, five brothers, and three sisters. Funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon with burial in Columbus City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netta Johnston
J. N. Johnston
Columbus City Township
Columbus City
Cedar Falls
S. J. Lewis
J. C. Marshal
Bargains in Farm Lands in New Empire Promoted
Rare bargains in South Dakota farm lands offer business opportunities in new towns opened by the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad extension. A free illustrated pamphlet titled The New Empire is available by writing to G. P. and T. A. at Minneapolis, or sending a postal card before edition runs out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
R. R
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Franklin
John A. Robbins
Henry Harding
Moscow
Linder’s Delicatessen
Mrs
Sam Sites
Morning Sun
Samuels
John A. Will
Texas
May Jones
Friends’ Meeting
Southern and Western Lands
Gale
Chase Land Co
E. 2d St
C. A. Ovington
Christina Jackson
West Third Street
Bestenlehner’s Pharmacy
B. Abbott
Wilton
William Whitescarver
Trinidad, Colo
Francis Goldsberry
Graff
Clarence Meerdink
Denver
Colo
Frank Ingham
Cranston
Woodmen Hall
A. W. Scott
Thormann Mfg. Co
Third and Mulberry
Thormann
A. D. Stiles
Trenton, Mo
J. W. Maxwell
Louis Shellady
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mrs. Justman
William Diercks
J. F. West
West Liberty
Ralph Herman
Davenport
FP. S. Pentzer
Twin Cities
Collegian Store
Adler’s Collegian
Ruthenberg Clothing Co
E. Second St
Chas. Ruthenberg
Chas. F. Schroeder
Fred Ruthenberg
Clinton District
NING
Ton
Iowa State Dental Society
Havercamp’s
Jack
Grand Opera House
the Mason
Los Angeles “Express
Chicago Daily News
Boyd Theater
Omaha
Omaha World-Herald
Muscatine City
Quinn
East Second
BIG JO
Geo. Eitman
J. Carl Barnard
Prop
J. E. Kranz
Cwa Avenue
Journal
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