Nashville Youths Attend New Oak Kegs and Barrels Event
Saturday report notes students from Nashville at Gid C Coop's for a keg and barrel event. Willie Berry sent back to Chicago on Saturday. Copyright details on forward's books at L H R. W. Mannon arrived from Esper yesterday. J C Banner visited Cincinnati on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gid C. ‘Coop's
Sy Willie Berry
Chicago
Baturdey
R. W. Mannon
Esper
J. C. Banner
Cincinnati
Local Visitors Stop by Bloomfield and Nearby Towns
Bloomfield welcomed H Parker as a visitor yesterday while Fairfield resident c-Dos Fairfield spent Sunday with family. Mrs B H Johnson from Menders came down Saturday and J C Banner offers loans on cattle and horses. Glen Woodard departed Monday for Palouse Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
c—Dos. Fairfield
Vrs
B. H. Johnson
Menders
J. C. Banner
Gilt Edge Farm Loans Offered At Low Rates
Money to loan with option to pay before maturity from McCutchen and Son. Local notices report Dr. P. J. Cordon visiting from Cincinnati, B. W. Porter from Chapel, Miss Stella Palmer in Lemonville, and more town movements including real estate inquiries and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCutchen & Son
P. J. Cordon
Cincinnati
B. W. Porter
Chapel
Loans Wanted and Local Notices From a Busy Week
Appetites for small loan applications from 150 dollars and up with quick funding and low rates. Notices include visits from Green City and Kansas, sermons at Lemonville, and local business referrals. Multiple items mention loans on chattel or personal goods, repairs, and agricultural supplies.
Community Notes From Putnam County Rural Life
Local items report land sale to E G Spénice of the W R Clark place for 1000 dollars and various visits, travels, and business notes. People mentioned include J C Banner, W E Cunningham, Ellis Chandlee, L H Howake, J F Jordan, Miss Sylvia Bradshaw, Miss Mayme Quinn, Miss Callie Shepler, Mrs Dilly Franklin, Misa Fannie Patterson, Mrs Geo Campbell, Beverly H Bonfoey, J E Christy, Miss Grace Wilson, Mrs Shoop, Mr and Mrs Geo Davidson, and others in Unionville Milan Centerville and Des Moines areas. Public health meeting on smallpox discussed by County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Health
Dilly Franklin
G. W. Davis
Cora
Misa Fannie Patterson
Bloomfield
Unionville
J.E. Christy
Carroll Building
G. J. Pickinpaugh
Grace Wilson
Des Moines
Shoop
Pennsylvania
Geo. Davidson
Moberly
Wabash Railroad
Crouch
Chas. Rex
Alexander
Neb
F. A. Pope
Mt. Sterling
Iowa
Lawrence
Putnam County
Local Notices and Personal Announcements Mix
Public notices list offers of mortgage money and private funds for land and chattel security. Local residents Henry Callison and E M Rose visit from Graysville on their way home from Seymour. Mrs C W Whitmore plans a Linneus visit. Joe Gross of Galesburg travels to see relatives. John Wright visits Albia. John and Thomas Duncan head to Cambria Wyoming for an indefinite stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Callison
J.C. Banner
Loan cash sought with renewal offer in the west
$100,000 to loan. If a loan is due and you wish to renew, visit Beverly H. Bonfoey before applying. I have the best and cheapest money in the west. N. D Littlefield, Mendota Supply Co. pharmacist, left for Texas last Thursday with his family. Miss Mary Livezey, teaching at a business college in Washington, Iowa, returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Beverly H. Bonfoey
N. D Littlefield
Mendota Supply Co
Texas
Mary Livezey
Washington
Iowa
Weath erford flour and local happenings report
The column notes Ed Martin and Miss Goldie from Cincinnati visiting the Clinton family, updates on Mrs Stella Smith and children, Miss Ivy Keene’s return to Quincy, and travels with Pearl Johnston and Ada Shirley. It mentions smallpox in Milan, Weath erford flour promotions, and local church sermons on the Prodigal Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Martin
Miss Goldie
Cincinnati
J Clinton
Stella Smith
Rock Island Signals Cut Off Route Shuffle and Rail Talks
The Kansas City Journal reports potential changes to the Rock Island cut off as Omaha Kansas City and Eastern and Northern Connecting may alter plans. Details discuss Pattonsburg lines, Weatherby routes, and joint ownership with Burlington, aiming to lower tolls and boost freight access to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Rock Island
OU. K
Omaha
Kansas City
Lineville
Pattonsburg
Chicago & Northwestern
Des Moines
Cainesville
Burlington
Trenton
A. E. Stillwell
Weatherby
Chicago
Cameron
Plattsburg
St. Joseph
Northern Connecting
O. K
Rock Island 18
Centerville man seeks rental near square in Chicago Bargain Store
Mr. Gus Marks of Centerville begins duties at the Chicago Bargain Store and seeks a four or five room cottage near the square for 700 to 10 dollars. G. E. McCutchen sold his Oklahoma quarter-section claim for 300 dollars and abandons moving. J A Mullenix and wife, after Kansas travel with J K Scrivene family, return to Putnam county. City council adjourned meeting discusses routine business and mayor asked to seek Marsal Losey’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Marks
Centerville
Chicago
G. E. McCutchen
Oklahoma
Putnam
J.A. Mullenix
Kansas
J. K. Scrivene
Putnam County
Marsal Losey
Abstract of title offered by B. H. Bonfoey
Advertises up to date title books and abstracts prepared for a reasonable fee by B. H. Bonfoey.
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B. H. Bonfoey
Unionville guests return and local events noted
Mrs B. Marshall and daughter Mary with Frances Carroll Anna Skinner Oda Monroe and Elizabeth MacArthur are back in St Louis after a vacation in Unionville. A correspondent says the young people have had a lively time. Dr G J Musgraves of Cincinnati and Dr Perry assess Roy Ball's lung illness as grave with doubtful or impossible recovery. Cyrus Bramhall of Welch La visits Unionville friends before heading to northern Iowa with merchandise and his partner's wife Mrs P I Drury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Marshall
Mary
Frances Carroll
Anna Skinner
Oda Monroe
Elizabeth MacArthur
St. Louis
Unionville
Jackson
G. J Musgraves
Cincinnati
Perry
Roy Ball
Cyrus Bramhall
Welch
Iowa
Mra
P. I. Drury
O. K. Sold Transfers Lines to Burlington and Rock Island
The Friday Kansas City Journal reports the sale of the Omaha Kansas City and Eastern and Kansas City and Northern Connecting lines to the Burlington and Rock Island railroads. Officials are to turn over to Burlington at Osborn all freight for Omaha, altering prior Wabash exchanges at Pattonsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
O. K
Burlington and
Rock Island
Putnam County
Saturday's Journal
Friday's Journal
Omaha
Kansas City
Kansas City & Eastern and Kansas City & Northern
Burlington
Osborn
Northern
Wabash
Pattonsburg
That City
Peculiar Accident Injures North Union Citizen
Roland Crawford, a well known North Union resident, suffered a peculiar accident Friday when a hedge fence snag pierced his throat. Dr. Perry removed the snag, creating a hole in the throat, but Crawford is recovering and no serious harm is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Crawford
North Union
Perry
Crawford
Matinee by Swain's Nashville Students and Lowery Band
A matinee by W I Swain's Original Nashville Students and P G Lowery's World's Famous Colored Concert Band at 2 30 with a free band concert from 1 80 to 2 15 led by Lowery. Ticket prices 10 20 cents for matinee and 15 25 35 50 cents for night at Hayes Opera House Saturday.
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W. S. Swain
Nashville
P. G. Lowery
Hays Opera House
W. I. Swain
Lowery
Hayes Opera House
City Bans Pool Playing by Minors Under 21
City council last night enacted an ordinance prohibiting minors under 21 from playing billiards or pool unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. The penalty falls on pool hall keepers who violate the rule.
Marriage Licenses and Theatre Review Note
Marriage Licenses list the names Putnam and Williams both from St John aged 26 and 19, and Bachman with Mahoney from Sidney, plus Dickson and McVey from Yuma aged 20. The Slayton Stock Company presented An Enemy to The Queen with Don Caesar John Arthur delivering two strong turns though Ruy Blas showed limited impact. audience size was large given ticket prices.
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Monroe Bachman
Greencastle
Cora A. Mahoney
Sidney
Geo. W. Dickson
Yuma
Vesta McVey
Gee
Slayton Stock Company
John Arthur
Don Caesar
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K. McCutchen
G.E. McCutchen
Gid C. Coop
3. C. Banner
The
John Murray
Spyright
L.H
H. Parker
L. H. Howard
Ollie Duncan
Cincin‘hall
Fontine Byrd Mowrer
Glen Woodard
Palouse Washington
Stella Palmer
Lemonville
W. H. Forbes
J. A. Daniels
R. W. Hecker
Hamilton
Ills
A. C. Howlett
Howland
Mont. C. Elgon
Pollock
Will Stout
George Goodrich
Fred Miller
Des
Finis Skinner
Green City
John Gillies
W. A. Speer
G. W. Hecker
Hamiton
Joan
H. Forbes
Irs
Nora Maria
Marshalltown
Quigley
Jackson Store
J P Hale
Monroe Drug Co
M. Swerr
E.G. Spénice
W. R. Clark
Eustace Ie
Bert Robison
Anderson’s Palace Barber Shop
W. E. Cunningham
K. C
Weatherford Milling
Ellis Chandlee
Moulton
A. M. Swett
Sylvia Bradshaw
L. H Howake
Mayme Quinn
Milan
J. F. Jordan
Callie Shepler
Lena Branford
E. M. Rose
Graysville
Seymour
L H. Howard
Joe Gross
Galesburg, Ills
S Gross
L. ‘. Thomas
L. D. Thomas
C. W. Whitmore
Linneus
John Wright
Albia
John and
Thomas Duncan
Near
Hartford
Cambria
Wyoming
Turner
the Barber
Monroe’s Corner
H. R. Brasfield
Weatherford Milline Co
R. M
Brasfield
D.G. M
Green
Geencastle
C.F. Pherigo
Kirkaville
Weatherford
Ella Smith
Gilman
J W Mullins
W. Sherwood
Kahoka
McClellan
G. T. Burnham
Stella Wentworth
Grace Brout
Florence Brasfield
Fannie Goodrich
Liberty
Prof. Staley
Jimmie D. Stanton
San Francisco
Philippines
Weatherford’s
C. L. Miller
Patrick
Iowa Falls
Methodist Church
Ward
Lee Todd
O. T
Lee
E. Press
Boston
Gross Bros. & Co
Gus
Sol. Wiliams
West End
Arthur Torrey
St. John
Berry
Pres
Powersville
Rogers
Beecher
Junior
Epworth League
Miss Olive Crawford
Stella Powers
Addie Powers
Archie Price
Iva Kelley
Perley Olinger
Blanche Doyle
Mamie Clark
Cordelia Price
Nellie Probasco
Gordon Rosenoburg
Marshall McNurlin
Chauncey Olinger
U. K
George Dickson
Jackson Township
George
Tur Reprahan
Liazzie Brasfeld
Eustexa
Quincy
Missouri
Chariton River
John W. Gates
J. Pier Point Morgan
Harlem
Smithville
Winner
A. E. Stilwell
Omaha & St. Louis
Ai Ie A. Putnam
Anna Williams
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