Wedding at St James as Miss Menzen Wolf Marries William Marie
Miss Menzen Wolf daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Wolf married William Joseph Marie at St James church in a 9 oclock ceremony with Mendelssohn wedding march. Rev Father Sueppel officiated with nuptial high mass and decorations of ferns and mayflies. The couple will settle on a farm northwest of the city. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edward Swift and daughter from Ottawa and Mrs G L McClellan of Holdrege. The Fortnightly club met in the Baptist church with parliamentary drill talks and delegates elected to the State Federation in OsKaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Church
Menzen Wolf
Joseph Wolf
William Joseph Marie
Mendelssohn
G. L. McClellan
Minnie Wolf
William Marie
Louis Harmeler
Father Sueppel
Gertrude Swift
Milly
Mary Dougall
Alice Dempsey
Edward Swift
Ottawa
G. L. McClelan
Holdrege
Nebr
Baptist Church
Kate Stichter
Jessie Sage
Hallie Berdo
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Oskaloosa
What I Can Society Meets Friday at Baptist Church
The What I Can society of the Baptist church meets Friday night in the church at 7 30 sharp. The event invites members to attend the Friday gathering at the church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
What I Can Society of the Baptist Church
Invitations Issued for At Home Honors Peirce and Blakestad
Miss Lucy Wilson issues invitations for an at home this Thursday evening April 1 in honor of Miss Peirce of Boston and Miss Blakestad of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Wilson
Peirce
Boston
Blakestad
Chicago
Longfellow Fortnightly Club Meets at Miss Porter Home
The Longfellow section of the Fort nightly club will convene this evening at the residence of Miss Cora Porter for an informal gathering and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Cora Porter
Fresh daily rolls and skirts at Bowman's this week
View offers fresh rolls daily and Panama skirts in gray blue and black priced at four dollars. Bowman's proclaims up to date with a playful claim about bread made from the thirteenth kind of Cough. Johnson is praised as the only man who can make it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman's
Johnson
Two Deaths at Wellman Arrivals in April
In Wellman on April 16 two deaths were reported. Mrs Jerry Bartholomew aged 7 died after a long illness and will be buried beside her former husband at Lone Tree cemetery after a Wednesday 10 AM funeral. Edith Coward of St Louis died Saturday and was interred in Wellman cemetery with services held this afternoon.
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Wellman
Jerry Bartholomew
Lone Tree
Edith Coward
St. Louis
Light Rain Delays Planting A Yearly Cold Snap Slows Iowa Seeding
Des Moines reports a very light precipitation week with abnormally cold temperatures from 0 to 12 degrees below normal. Frosts and winds hindered early growth but progress continued in finishing seeding and soil preparation for corn. Fruit buds and vegetation effects are not yet clear. varied opinions reflect temperaments. The Vienna notes claim the best bread in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Carroll
Sibley
Inwood
Sunday in Fairfield Energizes Crowds for Billy Sunday
Sunday in Fairfield draws large crowds with hundreds converted and the city leading in tabernacle collections. By last Sunday evening locals raised 1008 for expenses, surpassing Sunday's own prior record, as the tabernacle fills well before start and attendees spill from the doors. Billy Sunday to umpire the season's first collegiate ball game in Fairfield next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Fairfield
Billy
City Council Meets in Regular Session Adopts Bonds and Works Plan
The city council, led by Mayor Cunningham, met in regular session with Keck Reynolds Davis Stewart Foley Gray Bovee and Pauls present. Minutes were approved, bonds for fire chief city clerk and marshal presented and approved, and a motion to hire an engineer to establish sidewalk grades was carried. An ordinance regulating house movers was passed and council adjourned to April 22. The best is the cheapest. Buy your bread at the Vienna.
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Cunningham
Keck
Reynolds
Davis
Stewart
Foley
Gray
Bovee
Pauls
Hills
Wm. H. Kimball
New Electrician for Iowa Gas and Electric Company
E S Schreiner named the new electrician for Iowa Gas and Electric Company arriving from Oelwein Iowa. He replaces Dan Mannhardt who left to join Washington Telephone Company. Schreiner is a graduate of Iowa State college electrical department at Ames with twelve years of experience and will reside north of the city water works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S. Schreiner
Iowa Gas and Electric Company
Oelwein
Iowa
Dan Mannhardt
Washington Telephone
Schreiner
Iowa State College
Ames
Bank Robbery Strikes Hazelton Iowa Vault Forced Open
Robbers entered the Hazelton state bank after forcing a vault entry and escaped with about 4000 dollars in cash. The crime occurred last night and is investigated by local authorities.
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Hazelton
Iowa
The
Evening Journal
State Bank of
Platinum Price Falls Sharply After March Peak
Platinum, which rose to a high near £58 earlier this year, dropped to $34 an ounce. Refiner reports anticipate further declines, while buyers of jewelry photos dental and electric supplies stand to gain from the lower market price.
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New York
Double suicide of German couple in Rome
The bodies of Gustave Triffer and his fiancée Flora Kun, both Germans, were recovered from the Tiber River. Financial trouble drove the pair to take their own lives, after tying their bodies together before leaping into the water.
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Rome
Gustave Triffer
Flora Kun
Tiber
Steamer and Consort Sinking Near Sturgeon Bay
Reports say the steamer I. Watson Stephenson and its consort ran ashore in a fierce storm ten miles south of Sturgeon Bay between Sturgeon Bay and Algoma. The life-saving crew rescued all crew members. The barge is owned by Isaac Stephenson of Marinette.
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Green Bay
Wis
Watson Stephenson
Sturgeon Bay
Algoma
Isaac Stephenson
Marinette
Jack the Peeper Escapes After Scuffle in Pontiac
Pontiac, April 16. "Jack the Peeper" the suspect officers had sought for weeks escaped after a scuffle with a citizen who could not hold him.
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Jack the Peeper
Pontiac
Mich
Jack" the Peeper
North Dakota to Preserve Indian Relics Aim
A new movement in North Dakota aims to stop the looting of Indian artifacts and preserve archaeological remains locally. The reformed state historical society will survey and map more than fifty Missouri valley village sites of the Mandans Grosventres and related tribes, documenting myths records and customs for lasting use by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Minneapolis Journal
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
T Historical Society
Northwest
Lewis and Clark
Catlin
Marximilian
Missouri Valley
State Historical Society
Scene Shifter Hopes for Spring as Essley Ill
Jangs describes odd experiences while Smith asks if he is a detective. W L Essley has been ill for some time and is in similar condition though friends hope he will recover to enjoy the new spring. Wanted a set of secondhand work harness and a man with team and plow to start work at once, see Chas J Winter or phone 31.
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Jangs
Smith
W. L. Essley
Mr. Essley
Chas. J. Winter
Hart, Schainer & Marx
Community Notes From County April 16
Roy and Charles Thompson visited relatives near Ainsworth on Sunday. Lou Jugenheimer returned to Washington to resume school duties at the High School after vacation. Sam Warren and family spent Sunday with Mrs Warren's parents south of Washington. Mrs Ellerbreck of Fremont and Wm Jugenheimer visited the Jugenheimer home yesterday. D L Stewart, proprietor of the new Havre store, began his duties.
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Roy
Charles Thompson
Ainsworth
Lou Jugenheimer
Washington
Sam Warren
Veterinary Visit For Sick Horse At Ode Ferguson Site
Dr. Geo Kerr of Washington was called to Ode Ferguson s yesterday to treat a sick horse using his buckster wagon this morning. The incident shows rural veterinary aid reaching remote farms.
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Geo. Kerr
Washington
Ode Ferguson
Local Residents Travel to Religious Meeting in Muscatine
In Crawfordsville on April 16 Mr and Mrs Henry Crooks and daughter Mabel went to Washington. Mrs Elizabeth Thompson visited relatives in Wyman. The Rev J S Cotton Robert Young Mrs James McFadden Mrs J F Buxbaum and Miss Nellie Hall traveled to Muscatine for the Iowa City presbytery meeting and the Presbyterian Woman's Missionary society event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Crooks
Mabel
Washington
Elizabeth Thompson
Wyman
J. S. Cotton
Robert Young
James McFadden
J. F. Buxbaum
Nellie Hall
Muscatine
Iowa City
Talleyrand Local Notes and Social Updates
April 15 notes report Mrs. Doty ill, twelve Mexican visitors seeking work, Henry Green hosting a grubbing frolic, and Hazel Allen visiting Keota. A dance at Godfrey O Sheetz’s drew praise, Mike Koch shows a new buggy, and Mr. and Mrs. Grubb visited the Kochs. School opens, Miss Wheeler to teach from Sigourney, and a Betrothed couple from Talleyrand and What Cheer to wed at What Cheer Catholic parsonage.
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Arthur Doty
Henry Green
Hazel Allen
Keota
Watkins Home
Godfrey O. Sheetz
Mike Koch
E. Grubb
John Koch
Miss Wheeler
Sigourney
Pete Keifer
Lizzie Herman
Worey Tucker
Hollnass
Keots
Dublin cheese factory opens for season with milk hauled by A M Bales
April 15 notes the Dublin cheese factory begins operations this morning. A M Bales hauls milk for the plant. Social events: dances at J L Banks and Mr Sheets homes. Elmer Thoma couple celebrates fifteenth wedding anniversary with a large supper. Grandma Reighard visits family then Talleyrand. Harry and Bessie Taylor visit aunt L H Richardson, attend church at New Haven.
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Dublin
A. M. Bales
J. L. Banks
Mrs. Thoma
Grandma Reighard
Talleyrand
George
Harry
Bessie Taylor
Grace Hill
Rural Route Three Dads and Daughters Visit Areas
April 15 community notes record Mr. and Mrs. Will Todd Sundaying at the BE Powers in Washington. Ed Jackson visited his son Frank Jackson. Henry Brinning hosted guests. Harvey Knapp and Ed Bishop shopped in Washington. Landau family and children visited Lem Cherry after church.
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Will Todd
BE. R. Powers
Washington
Ed Jackson
Frank Jackson
Henry Brinning
Henry Horning
Harvey Knapp
Ed Bishop
Landau
Lem Cherry
Residents Attend to Illness and Visits in Washington Area
Residents travel and family members respond to illness across Washington area. Mrs. J. W. Stickley remains in serious condition while Mrs. Martha McBride returns from Columbus Junction. Cora Morrow and Louise Richards assist and return home. Several visitors from Muscatine and Chicago stop by Washington and nearby communities.
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Arthur Yard
Washington
J. W. Stickley
W. A. Walker
Martha McBride
EB. R. McBride
Columbus Junction
Cora Morrow
R. M. Morrow
Louise Richards
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STECK
H. F. Steck
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Prescription Store
J.e.lemmon
Prop
Lemmon
the Crop Bulletin
Vienna
North Dakota State Historical Society
Moving Scene
County News
Havre
Crawfordsville
Sarah Crawf
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Smith’s Stove
Pilish
J. C. Smiths
Cash Grocery
Klein
Klothing Ko
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