Nearby Towns News From Eddyville Area
James and David Van Loon visited Avery with friends on Sunday. Doings include Sedrels at Givin and Ottumwa. Van Loons visiting relatives in Pella. Van Loon family trips to Bussey. land seekers with A A Lemmon's report. curtailing crime via a moonshine arrest. navy enlistments by Harold Akers and Peter May. Whit sel marriage at Fairfield to Bessie Riley. multiple social calls and a car mishap near Council Bluffs with injuries but no deaths. local police tours and a prior burglary noted.
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James
David van Loon
Avery
John Sedrel
Givin
Southern Iowa Breeders’ Association
Tennessee
A. A. Lemmon
Whiteburg
Arthur
Hazel
Susie May
Lyle, Minn
Irvin Beaver
Myrtle May
Chester Schoesler
Mason City
W. H May
Illinois
Wapello County
Cremer
Ottumwa
Dahlonega Road
Kentucky
John Custer
Harold Akers
Peter May
Des Moines
Navy
Eddyville
Harold
Mr. May
Tribune
John Whitsel
Bessie Riley
Hedrick
Dan Whitsel
Mr. Riley
Fairfield
Ralph Whitsel
Brighton
Prairie City Social Notes Mixed with Local Visits
Prairie City residents and visitors are listed from Friday to Sunday include Jas Vander Waal in Knoxville, J Grandin from Pella and Monroe, George Vander Zyl and son to Pella, Miss Sarah Loughran of Des Moines in town over Sunday, A Van Peurseym from Otley visiting A J Rovaart, Mrs Fred Hesselink and J Grandia at L Grandia funeral in Leighton, John and Ralph Perry to Pella for work, John Stot visiting with sister near Perry, Eva and Jochem Aartsen arriving from Holland to join their father on a local farm, Mrs G Scheffers returning to Pella, and a note of a gtjey visit with Edgar Werner and Mery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Vander Waal
Knoxville
J. Grandin
Pella
Monroe
George Vander Zyl
George, Jr
Sarah Loughran
Des Moines
Prairie City
A. van Peurseym
Otley
A. J. Rovaart
Fred Hesselink
J. Grandia
L. Grandia
Leighton
John
Ralph Perry
Momay
Peter Breen
John Stot
Peter van Puersem
Perry
Eva
Jochem Aartsen
Holland
Knoxville News Roundup of Local Figures and Events
Knoxville notes elect John L. Buckman Grand Chancellor of the K of P in North Dakota. Judge L N Hays and daughters Isabel and Mary T Hays visit Ft Snelling with son Norman Hays. George Hodges plans a southern tour. Mrs W C Daugherty ill near city park. Mrs J J VanderWerff of Pella visits Knoxville relations. Willard H Lyon hosts family from Sacramento and Chicago. Dr Paul T Lyon returns to Chicago. Clydette Olney, rising singer, heads to Kansas chautauqua season. Chas Thompson dies after brain disease and motor injuries questioned. John Morris family returns from Dallas Texas, plans property near West End. Thunderstorm damages Popter Kissinger home on Hast Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hodges
Des Moines
Hodges
W. C. Daugherty
Knoxville Township
John V
A. C. Daugherty
Lincoln
City Park
J. J. VanderWerff
Pella
Jacob Bayless
Enoch Mayer
Harvey
Geo. J. Dennis
Willard H. Lyon
Sarah J. Lyon
Sacramento
Calif
Lyon
Paul T. Lyon
Chicago
S. J. Lyon
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast
Clydette Olney
Jasper Olney
East Marion Street
City
Thompson
John Morris
Knoyville
Dallas
Texas
Marynville
Herrick
West End
Knoxville
Robt. R. Andrews
Popter Kissinger
Hast Main Seth
New Sharon notes and local updates from town records
Mrs Jasper Steegh visited her father in Pella from Thursday to Sunday. Rev and Mrs Wersing of Peoria welcomed a baby boy born last Friday weighing 9 pounds. Mrs Harry Sternburg and son Glenn of Chicago visit Mrs I E Vickers and relatives. Mrs Gunder Johnson injured by auto June 15 is improving and will return home soon. Rev BE M Gregson sold his Market street house to Roman Northcutt of Taintor. A canning demonstration at Peoria drew 14 ladies with a picnic at the township hall. John McCutchen and wife in Oska Loosa welcomed a son Neil, joining the Democrats. Clister Bryan and family move to Oskaloosa July 1 for a pharmacist job at Green Bentley Drug Store. Bryan Drug Store ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Steegh
Pella
Wersing
Peoria
Harry Sternburg
Glenn
Chicago
I. E. Vickers
Gunder Johnson
BE. M. Gregson
West Market Street
Romain Northcutt
Taintor
Clister Bryan
New Sharon
Oskaloosa
Bryan
Green & Bentley Drug Store
Montezuma Republican
Chet
J. B. Bryan
Bryan Drug Store
Alexander & Co
Carnegie's Peace Dream Fades With War's End Near
New York dispatch reports Andrew Carnegie, famed peace advocate, has lost reason and wealth as Dr Henry Pritchett is named conservator of Carnegie funds. Age and sorrow surround the ironmaster at his Highland castle as he seeks words of peace and wonders when war will end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Apostle
Henry Smith Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation
Carnegie
Dr. Pritchett
Apostle of Peace
Highland
Bethlehem
Shadowland
Fragmentary line hints at a professional attainment
A truncated OCR fragment references achievements in a profession. No clear names, places, dates, or events are readable to establish specifics. the item appears to be a partial line noting someone’s attainments in their field without verifiable details.
Breaking in New Shoes Foot-Ease Antiseptic Remedy
An ad promotes Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to ease rubbing and irritation when breaking in new shoes. It claims to soothe tired swollen feet and fits into shoes or a foot bath. Sold everywhere for 25 cents.
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the Tribune
John van Bentum
Arie Zaager
Pauline
Wilma
Leo Warner
Velma
Cecil
Mitchellville
Tucker
Clarence (Roundy) Rouwenhorst
Kansas City
Winner DeVore
Leonard Rovaart
Hastings
Nebr
Kleinenhorst
Roorda
F. de Wit
Rev. Meengs
Council Bluffs
de Wit
Nam
Andrew McNeish
Neil
Jones
Rouge Hunter
Vanderwilt & Kamrick
Vanderwilt- Kamrick
The
Journal
John L. Buckman
Aberdeen
K. of P. Order
L. N. Hays
Isabel
Mary T. Hays
Norman Hays
Ft. Snelling
Minn
Carnegie’s
Europe
Britain
Germany
Hes
Western Life Insurance Company
Jas
H. Jamison
Des Moines, Iowa
Farmera
Hiss
Fletcher
Castoria
Willard
Willard Service
Willard Organation
J.E. Cornelius & CO
South Pella
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