Statements From Prominent People Endorse Cooper Medicine
Statements from residents in Birmingham Colorado Springs Syracuse and other cities reflect strong support for Cooper's New Discovery and Cooper preparations. Letters describe relief from indigestion stomach trouble and catarrh after using the medicine with claims of rapid improvement and renewed appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Cooper
D. Mitchell
2412 Avenue
Birmingham
Asia
Cooper
J. O. Spradling
South Tejon Street
Colorado Springs
Colo
Wm. Codier
Graves Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Local residents return and visit across towns
Mrs. Thornton returned to Havre after a brief city visit. Misses Florence Crone and Alice Be Wilson left for Burlington this morning. Howard Stewart of Keota visited his brothers Steve and Frank yesterday. Thomas Craig arrived from Eldon and went to Crawfordsville to stay with relatives for a few days.
Welman Visitors and Local Travel Highlights
Philip Shauf and family of Welman visited the W. C. Starr home over Sunday. Ad Hulse of Keota and J. A. Y. Ashby returned Saturday evening from a business trip through Kansas. W. S. Hanlon arrived from Sigourney to visit his son Lester Hanlon, Rock Island depot operator. Mrs. Hanlon, also of Sigourney, has been visiting here for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Shauf
Welman
W. C. Starr
Ad Hulse
Keota
J. A. Y. Ashby
Kansas
W. S. Hanlon
Sigourney
Lester Hanlon
Rock Island
Hanlon
Death of Clarence Schneider Ends Bright High School Boy
Clarence Schneider a 15 year old high school student died after a gunshot wound inflicted during a gathering of local youths. The incident involved Paul Critz and occurred near the Schneider and Critz homes in this city. Survived by parents George and [noted], sister Elsie and brothers Eugene and George, both in Scotland South Dakota. Funeral plans not announced. The community expresses deep sympathy as details remain conflicting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Schneider
Paul Critz
Schneider
Critz
Paul
Clarence
Washington High School
George Schneider
Elsie
Eugene
George
Scotland
South Dakota
Social dances and missionary events announced
Invitations have been issued for a social dance to be held Friday evening the 17th at the Commercial club with music by Mahanna and Ogle of Iowa City. The Woman's Missionary Society will hold a missionary tea and thimble bee in the church lecture room Thursday at 2 o'clock. Mrs S Rothschild hosted yesterday's afternoon card club on West Washington, where five hundred was played. Mrs R S Warfel won, Mrs J B Crail took the consolation prize, and refreshments were served.
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Commercial Club
Mahanna & Ogle
Iowa
City
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
S. Rothschild
West Washington Street
R.S. Warfel
J. B. Crail
Mrs Dunham Hosts Navajo Club At East Jefferson Home
Mrs J W Dunham will entertain the Navajo club tomorrow afternoon at her East Jefferson street home. The Ladies Missionary tea moves to Thursday at the Baptist church from Friday as noted in last night's paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dunham
East Jefferson Street
the Baptist Church
Ray Kennedy on sick list at home east of city
Ray Kennedy is listed as ill and confined to home with illness centered east of the city. The notice notes his sickness as reported locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Kennedy
Millard Brother Dies In Fall At Alum Creek Canyon
San Jose Cal April 14 Hiram Millard brother of Bailey Millard author was killed at Alum Creek canon by a fall from a 100 foot cliff. He had alighted from a buggy to escort two young women home and presumably stumbled over a surveyor's stake and toppled over the edge. His body was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
Hiram ¢. Millard
Bailey Millard
Alum Creek Canon
Alberson Sidelined by Morning Fall Injures Back at Home
A. N. Alberson is confined to his home after a fall on the stairs while preparing to leave for work. The back sprain is described as painful and will likely require several days for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Alberson
Miss Mike Lewis Heads to Chicago for Millinery Trade
Miss Mike Lewis departed last night for Chicago to buy spring and summer goods for her millinery store, aiming to refresh stock and attract customers with new designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Lewis
Chicago
Drake Student Joy McFarland Visiting Parents East of Des Moines
Joy McFarland, a Drake University student in Des Moines, is spending a few days with her parents east of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy McFarland
Drake University
Des Moines
Tomatoes Poisoned After Eating Canned Produce
Mrs. Kiburz of north Washington fell ill after consuming canned tomatoes yesterday. She became seriously ill for several hours but improved today and is expected to recover.
The great war president assas sinated forty three years ago today
Mrs. H. F. Owen of Haskins arrived this morning and spent the day shopping in the city. Mrs. J. B. Crail departed for Winfield to spend a day or two visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
H. F. Owen
Haskins
J. B. Crail
Winfield
Opening of Iowa City Presbytery Sets Devotional and Sermon
The Iowa City presbytery of the Presbyterian church opened with a devotional led by Rev. George Cleaver. A sermon by retiring moderator Rev. John C. Giffen followed on The Law of the Lord is Perfect. Evening services include an address by Rev. H. M. Gage on Men’s Work for Men. Public invited. Mrs. Frank Berry of Brighton was seen shopping in the city yesterday.
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Iowa City
The
Presbyterian Church
George Cleaver
Montezuma
Jesus
John C. Giffen
Keota
H. M. Gage
Fairfield
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