Luncheon at Mrs Murray Home Delights Monday Club
The Monday Club held a 1:00 p m luncheon at Mrs W Murray’s home for twenty ladies. Smilax and white roses in a St Valentine heart scheme created a unique, charming setting. After, the group played Mearts until 5:00 p m, as the reporter observed from a glimpse of the decorated event.
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Mearts
Village Notes Share Feasts And Deaths Across Iowa Towns
A home luncheon hosted by Mrs. W J Murray features meals and toasted replies while local dairymen orchards and grocers supply ingredients. Eugene Schafter seeks Republican National Convention delegate. Hotel Orleans may be rebuilt at Spirit Lake by Rock Island Ry. Company. Remains of I P Sheldon arrive in Iowa Falls en route to Point Pleasant for burial after typhoid. Mrs Harris mourns husband and church community offers comfort as Eldora Congregational Church farewell precedes long vigil.
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Orleans
Spirit Lake
Rock Island Ry. Company
I. P. Sheldon
Iowa Falls
Sheldon
Snedeker Family History Note In Herald Readers Desk
Marrett Snedeker born February 2 1826 in Knox county Ohio married Nancy McMahon October 28 1852. They had five children one son William died at age 11. Surviving children include Mrs B F Conger Woodward Mrs H G Whitney Cedar Rapids Henry Snedeker Kansas City and Frank S.
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Marrett Snedeker
Knox County
Ohio
Nancy McMahon
William
B. F. Conger
Woodward
H. G. Whitney
Cedar Rapids
Henry Snedeker
Kansas City
Kansas
Frank S
Death of Mr. Sheldon Noted in Pleasant and Tipton Areas
The obituary recalls Mrs. L. O. Lowden of Iowa Falls and her sister Hon. Frank O. Lowden of Chicago now a member of Congress. Mr. Sheldon was a prominent figure in Pleasant and Tipton townships for many years, both politically and otherwise, and many will regret his death.
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L. O. Lowden
Iowa Falls
Frank O. Lowden
Chicago
Congress
Sheldon
Pleasant
Tipton Township
Respected Citizen Mrs Harris Called to Final Reward
Obituary records Mrs A C Harris wife of postmaster of Eldora Illinois born September 20 1847 in LaSalle County died February 8 1908 aged 60 years 4 months 18 days after lengthy illness she left husband and son Addison Harris and several siblings. Funeral at Congregational church featured pastor reading from pulpit expressing Christian assurance and eternal rest. Congressmen Birdsall announces not seeking re election remaining term noted and praised for his record by The Herald.
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Chicago
Illinois
Snedecker
Iowa
Eldora
Woodward
B. F. Conger
Snedeker
Whitney
Henry
Kansas City
Frank
Enterprise
Congregational Church
Caroline Bernard
LaSalle County
Ill
Alfred C. Harris
Addison A. Harris
Brookings
S. C
Denby
B. P. Birdsall
Third
Congressional District
Clarion
Birdsall
Washington
Congressional Hall
Herald
Mr. Birdsall
White Robed Saints and Local Notices Collide in a Patchwork Page
A fragment from a newspaper page blends biblical quotation with local notices and ads. It mentions white robes and the Great Tribulation, a sympathy note to a husband, a farm loan pitch, a political nomination withdrawal by J B Mather, medical services by Dr Purcell, and a notice on animal hides and fur trading before robe making.
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Citizens Savings Bank
Eldora, Iowa
The
Monday Club
Hardin County State Bank
W. J. Murray
W. R. Williams
Chas
Rogers
Harriet Meader
Stauffer
Bruce
Eugene Schafter
Eagle Grove
Crescent Lumber A'S
J. P. Sheldon
Fle
North Dakota
Point Pleasant
Niagara
Ore
Harris
Father Adams
Bible School
L. F. Brown
Twige
A. C. Harris
Deciple
New Spring Ginghams
Madras
J. L. Stanley
J. B. Mather
Dr. Purcell
N. Tt
van Avery
Joans
Joan
J. F. Hardin Eldora, Iowa