Pleasant Hill Community News Highlights
Mrs Isaac Cadwallader and Grand ma Young are both on the sick list. Mr D L Johnstone and wife visited the parental home. Will Elrod reports a deep well drilled with a windmill. Carter school to close next Friday. Miss Barbara Veenstra visited Miss Lyda Cadwallader. Heavy rain Friday and strong winds stirred town as tempers cooled. Perry Chapman celebrated his birthday with neighbors bringing baskets and ice cream. Grandpa Cooper, 84, remains lively in the neighborhood. No rain for four days. farmers plowing as weeds surge and corn looks sickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Cadwallader
Grandma Young
D. L. Johnstone
Will Elrod
Carter
Barbara Veenstra
Lyda Cadwallader
Perry Chapman
Cooper
J. W. McLellan
Valparaiso
Ind
B. R. McLellan
Newton
Dennis Kelly
Colfax
Fannie Hughes
Jones County
Rev. E. Handy
Rushville
M. E
Bert Orton
Des Moines
Minnie Coppersmith
Grand celebration planned at Wm Y DeBruyne grave
GALESBURG reports preparations for a grand event at the grave of Wm Y DeBruyne with Rev. Schley to deliver the oration. Local notices note births and purchases including a new bicycle for Sarah Shelton and sales by Harry and Frank Serle. An ice cream supper at McKinney school raised 26 dollars after a teacher Miss Winnifred Rhodes led a pupil program including a flag drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Y DeBruyne
Rev. Schley
Sarah Shelton
Harry and
Frank Serle
Charles Seaton
Railway Excursion Tickets On Sale July 2 3 4
The Town Central railway announces excursion tickets at very low rates on July 2 3 and 4 for all main line and branch stations. Tickets are valid for return until July 5. St Stephen's Episcopal church invites all to services at 10 30 a.m. and 8 00 p.m. Rev W H Robinson rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Central Railway
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
W. H. Robinson
Field Day at Fair Grounds Honors Young Athletes
The Boys of the People's Guild held a field day at the fair grounds on Tuesday afternoon after delays. Races were judged by A. G. Wing, J. E. Ammons, and Fred Meredith with timekeeper J. W. Hunter. Winners include Sayer Miles in 100 yards, Clyde Meredith in multiple bicycle events, Guy Blair and Jay Lambert in the sleg race, and George Leary in the boys 100 yards. Local notices follow, including marriage licenses and various arrivals and departures in Newton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Guild
Fair Grounds
A. G. Wing
J. E. Ammons
Fred Meredith
J. W. Hunter
Sayer Miles
Louis Wade
Clyde Meredith
Ray Cowan
Chester Jarnagin
Guy Blair
Jay Lambert
Harley Mowery
George Leary
Royal Edwards
Car Carrier
George Townsend
Guy Richmond
Geo. Leary
Clifford Morrow
Fire drill scheduled and Iowa Day at Exposition in Omaha
The Newton fire department will drill Friday evening June 24 by order of chief Jr. S. Harvey. Iowa Day at the Omaha Exposition is set for June 23 with Rock Island round trip fare from Newton at 5.55, tickets on sale June 22 and 23, good to return June 29, expected Jasper county turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. S. Harvey
Iowa
Omaha Exposition
Rock Island
Newton
Jasper County
Notice to Property Owners and City Weed Cleanup
Weeds along sidewalks adjacent to property must be cut at once or the city will do so and charge the property. JAMES Dixon, City Marshal. Also a warning against cutting and throwing grass or trash into streets. J. R. Dixon, Marshal. Eighth C. E. District convention in Oska loosa June 20 21 22 with delegates to be entertained free. LOLA V. MURPHY, Sec y Jasper Co. Firearm bans inside city limits without a permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dixon
C. E
Oskaloosa
Lola V. Murphy
Sec
Jasper Co
J. R. Dixon
Free Methodist Church Sabbath Services and Meetings
Sabbath School at 10 a m preaching at 1 p m followed by class meeting prayer meeting Sabbath eve at 8 o m weekly prayer meeting each Friday evening All are invited to come Pastor H Gorrell Mo 17 25 ney to loan at lowest rates Fugard Brown Yarham fly nets prices lowest best dollar hammock Boston store jelly glasses fin tops 2 cents each special sale on dishes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gorrell
Boston
Hammocks and discounted goods at local store sale
A local shop advertises hammocks below wholesale cost and a new shipment of semi porcelain decorated dishes at bottom prices. The store also offers a full line of men and boys overalls, working shirts and jackets to be sold at reduced prices.
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Florence
N. Townsend
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Galesburg
Geo
Hans
People’s Guild
Nice Prises
Cupid
Alex. van Tomme
Electa Longcoe
Otto Harre
Sophy Kaesar
Wm. Morrison
Mollie Calwell
John Vandermast Jr
The
Victor Index
Monroe
Charlie Ritter
A. V. Knepper
Jas. Lounsbury
Geo. Hill
Epworth League Assembly
A. C. George
D. H. Burnett
Davenport
Charlie Livingston
Carrie Ericsson
Red Oak
Dr. Engle
Marion Orr
Independence
Sigourney
H. F. Jacobs
Grundy Center
Mr. Jacobs
Brokaws
Clutters
Benjamins
Munns
W.H. Pardoe
Xnon Yagard
Murphy
Hixson Grove Chapel
Laura Werring
Charlie McLain
United Presbyterian Church
John Ferguson
Baum & McLauglin
Lynnville
M. J. Law
Canton
W. Mitchell
D. W. Flowers
Seeberger
Anna Sherman of
Sully
Christian Endeavor Societies
St. Louis
John Thomas
Chuetz
Washington
Count Cassini
Russia
Philippines
United States
England
Jefferson City
Tobe Lanahan
Ed McKenzie
Bert Brownell
Oelwein
Herb Martin
T. H. Errigson
East Side Square
J. R. Diixon
J. G. Thompson
Free Methodist Church
Ney
Fugard & Brown
Yarham
Nickel Plate Road
South Shore
J. Y. Calahan
Adams St
Chicago
of Newton
Packa
Jersey
Japan
Aprenee. Co
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East Side Fair
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