Second United Presbyterian Church Buys Stephens Home
Trustees of the Second United Presbyterian church purchased Chas Stephens residence on West Washington street for three thousand dollars. The home will become the future residence of Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Logue, adding a new pastorial residence in Gospel Ridge area. The current Logue home on Marsh W. Bailey property will be vacated in May by Mr and Mrs Logue’s departure.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
Chas. Stephens
West
Washington Street
Second Church
Logue
Gospel Ridge
Carts and Baby Cabs Featured At Ashby and Nicola’s
The latest go carts and baby cabs are showcased at Ashby and Nicola's store. The advertisement spot highlights new toy models and price ranges for families and hobbyists seeking compact mobility devices.
Ad copy deadline and vaccine stock notice
Advertisers must submit copy by 10 a m to have changes made the same day. The U S faces more small-voxel cases than in decades and vaccination is presented as the escape. Stewart's Phapeancy stocks fresh vaccine from principal producers with guarantees and glycerined lymph in tubes or aseptia points as preferred.
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U. S
Stewart
Death of Geo Fluke Dominates Ainworth News
Ainworth April 2 1900 Geo Fluke dies at J A Crawford home after moving from Canada fifteen years ago. Brother John E Fake arrives from Chicago. Funeral services held at the house with interment in the City cemetery. Attendees include Mrs Chas Laffer and Mrs Mary Gardner Rush. The community reports on local visits and travel of residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainworth
Geo. Fuke
J. A. Crawford
Mr. Fuke
Canada
Mr. Crawford
John E. Fake
Chicago
P. Hewins
Davenport
Local and Personal Charles Stevens Released From Fort Madison
Charles Stevens, once Eldon city marshal, was released from Fort Madison penitentiary after a good time reduction for behavior. He returned to Eldon, greeted bank staff, visited family, and promised to lead a better life. The 1897 Eldon bank robbery involved Stevens as alleged originator, with associates Murray Menard Ritchie and Dodd turning state's evidence.
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Charles, Stevens
Fort Madison
Stevens
Eldon
Mr. Stevens
Murray
New York
Vickerton
Ottumwa
Stodghill
Joe Menard
Sam Ritchie
Charles Stevens
Dick Dodd
Dodd
Local News In Crawfordsville Rail and Travel Notes
G T Auld visited Crawfordsville today. A line of go carts and cabs stood at Ashby and Nicola’s. Ralph Livingston returned to Centerville this morning. Frank Swift came home Saturday from Ottumwa. O K Brown left Saturday for Aledo Illinois on business. Col Palmer traveled Burlington this morning on business. J Hite also headed to Burlington on business. Alfred Smith departed this morning for Ainsworth on business. W H Compton was a passenger this morning. Smoke Oko mo cigars advertised as five cent best in market.
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Fordsvill
Ashby & Nicola's
Ralph Livingston
Centerville
Frank Swift
Ottumwa
O. K. Brown
Ainsworth
Okomo
Rickey
Lena Maxwell
Crawfordsville
J. D. Glasgow
Canton
Missouri
Nettie Samson
Wyman
J. E. Patterson
J. A. Guest
Mediapolis
South Side
Answorth
Flo McChessney
August Lombardo
Mason City
Mike
Local Notes Highlight Social and Business Openings
Crawfordsville residents visit city friends while Major Glasgow travels in Missouri. Various locals report moves, visits, and employment changes in the area. The city council meeting and church events are noted along with school term openings and upcoming millinery sales.
Mrs R T McCalls millinery opening invites city ladies
Preparations are under way as Mrs R T McCalls millinery opens this week turning the store into a beauty display of newly purchased goods. An invitation is extended to city and surrounding country ladies to visit and view the latest trends from Paris and New York with many assistants ready to show items. Bt Dell Bartlett of St Joe MO arrives to assist James Metzgar in broom works. Bartlett previously injured in Narrow Gauge yards has recovered. Joe Thomas, a Mahaska county juvenile, finished a six month petit larceny sentence and leaves for Burlington. he may improve with time. Also for rent: twenty two acres blue grass pasture inside city limits at $1.50 per cow per month. apply to Mrs A N Honass, Railroad Street West.
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R. T. McCall
St the Public Schools
Academy
Jono R. Stinson
Winfield Beacon
Journal
Stinson
Minnie Klass
Laura Doolittle
Prof. Whitney
Ottumwa
Joe Allen
Parrish Savings Bank
Hogren
North Dakota
Joe
R R. Jones
Ainsworth
Bishop
Columbus Junction
Ainsworth Cemetery
Andrew Maxwell
F. E. Kennedy
Norton
Kansas
James Casey
Maxwell
R.T. McCall
Dell Bartlett
St. Joe
Missouri
James Metzgar
Bartlett
A. N. Honass
Railroad Street
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J Albert Williams & Co
Dougherty Bros
Children’s Caps
Doughert LU Bros
U. P. Church
J. R. Logue
Ashby & Nicola’s
the Evening Journal
Evening Journal
Mast Mann
Post Office
Washington
Sertion
Neighborhood News
George Fluke
Chas. Laffer
Sigourney
Mary Gardner Rush
I. W. Crawford
Rowan
Olive McClanahan
Otumwa
J. W. Dunham
R G. West
Horace Breed
Chas. Stevens
G.T. Auld
Craw
Local Matters
G. G. Vincent of
Keota
R. G. Vincent
Dr. Pratt
Rocky Mountain
A. L. Davidson
Lackey
Isaiah Taylor
Keokuk
Arthur Wilcox
Arkansas City
Kan
Arthur
The
Baptist Church
Christ
Jounxan
Eoffice
Cam
Tallman
Fairfield
Hugh Rupp
Iowa City
Anna Buseck
Riverside
May
Harry Horn
Lelia Erdice
Katheryn Wilson
Ains
W. S. Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee
Wm. Blair & Son
Joe Thomas
Mahaska County
Burlington
Rev. Sam
P. Jones
TI Gilbert
Joan Sie Ee
Iowa
Tetley & Selover
J.C. Smith
M. Lewis&Co
Nega
Squa
Thomas Simpson, Jr
Warfel
South Side Square
East Side Restaurant
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