Local notes on reunions, visits, and town life
Albert Dow’s Second Iowa Infantry reunion with the State Encampment set for Des Moines on May 21 and 22. Cedar Rapids visitors J F Kane and son with Hazel Dell Academy ties. Mrs. Eli Ammons visiting Eldora while Eli seeks to get on the sick list. Coffey family trip to Iowa City to see son David Coffey in the telephone office. Rural route carriers gain a $600 pay raise effective March 1. Rev. Smith, new Congregational pastor, visits Red Oak before returning with family to occupy the parsonage. Bennett Joiner builds a two story North Street residence near Dr Hunter’s. occupancy unknown. John J Draper of Vandalia married Mrs Sarah Deak in Des Moines. Jasper County sends best wishes. Rev. David Shenton visits kin. health keeps him from an appointment, rest arranged in Perry. Twenty children enjoy Mae Berger’s farewell visit before a Colorado summer. Mitchellville Index notes ex-mayor F W Swearingen and Geo Swearingen relocate to Newton. Mitchellville hosts praise for Frank and hopes for county attorney and district judge roles. Money to loan at 5 percent from Carns and Allfree.
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Albert Dow
Second
Iowa Infantry
Des Moines
J. F. Kane
Little Son
Cedar Rapids
Fairmount
Kane
Hazel Dell Academy
Eli Ammons
Eldor
Eli
Rev. Smith
Congregational Church
Red Oak
Bennett Joiner
North Street
Hunter
Joiner
John J. Draper
Vandalia
Sarah Deakin
John
Jasper County
David Shenton
Richard Jones
George Shenton
Shenton
M. E
Perry
Mae
John Berger
West McDonald St
Colorado
Mitchellville
F. W. Swearingen
Geo. Swearingen
Newton
Frank
Carns & Allfree
Eastman Ko West Side Square Complete Assortment
The item describes a complete assortment of the celebrated Eastman Ko West Side Square offerings. It notes a curated range of goods associated with the Eastman Ko brand, highlighting variety and quality across the square’s merchandise.
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Eastman Ko
Local hat styles parade spring collection in town
Our assortment of stylish and up-to-date headwear has no equal in town. The Spring styles are all here and we will be only too pleased to show them to you. If you have $3.00 to spend for a hat, of course.
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Newton
Judgment Sets Price at Two Fifty for Item
The article states there is value to purchase and the price is set at two dollars and fifty cents, indicating a fixed cost. No additional context or parties are provided beyond the pricing reference.
Our New Spring Suits for Men Boys and Children
Our New Spring Suits for Men Boys and Children arrive daily. Men's suits from 12 dollars feature stiff fronts and shoulders to avoid slouchy looks. Continental Suits use hair cloth and padding with the Continental label backing them. Young men’s spring overcoats include coverts Oxford and black pebble Cheviots, some in short box style with silk linings, others conservative. Also offered Priestley Cravenette Rain Coats imported from London by B Priestley Co. Coats blend spring and rainwear with no higher price than imitators, ranging 12 to 22 dollars.
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Priestley Cravenette
B. Priestley & Co
London
England
Cravenette
Spring Display Aimed at Ladies and Children
Focused on our spring display for ladies and children. Prices are much lower, emphasizing value for family shoppers and seasonal fashion needs.
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Arthur
Hough
Frorday
Remem
Ber
Winn & Carrier
Griebeling’s
R&gord
Ayer
Buckingham
bare @ Co
NASA
W. G. Coffey
Miss Tennie
Monroe
Iowa City
David Coffrey
Westbrook
Geise
West Side Square
Continental Clo. Co
West Point Mill
Newton IA
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