Sunday School Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
The Sunday school held its annual meeting electing Emma Black as superintendent Fannie L Wallace as assistant superintendent Howard Mott as secretary Marie Whaley as assistant secretary Jessie Jones as treasurer Helen Mott as organist Nora Mott as chorister Samuel Hall as librarian The officers will be installed by Pastor Rev B Stovall Sunday afternoon after the Sunday School session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Black
Fannie L. Wallace
Howard Mott
Marie Whaley
Jessie Jones
Helen Mott
Nora Mott
Samuel Hall
B. Stovall
S. S
Dr King's New Discovery Restores Life to Boy Suffering Tuberculosis
A Springfield North Carolina merchant recounts doctors declaring his son hopeless with Consumption. After three weeks on Dr King's New Discovery the boy recovered fully. The ad endorses its claims as a safe, universal lung cure with trial bottle offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Blevens
Springfield
N. C
Dr. King
Mr. Blevens
J. E. Lemmon
Rev Brown to Deliver Berkeley College Baccalaureate
The Rev Charles R Brown pastor of First Congregational Church Oakland will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the university graduates in the Greek theater on Sunday May 9 at 4 o clock The full church choir will sing before and after the sermon The event is noted as especially significant for the class of 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Charles R. Brown
First Congregational Church of
Oakland
Bay
Oakland Enquirer
Local News and City Visits Highlight Weekend Row
Crawfordsville residents like L. Long and John E. Long visited the city while others traveled through. Mrs. H N Quinning of Albany sings Sunday at the M E church. Miss Wilma Allender visits M R Meek home. Inez Booth travels to Ainsworth. E Borgstrand and Howard Neynes pass through on their way to Muscatine. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as nerve calmer and sleep aid. Quick Action battery switches introduced for rural telephones by Washington Telephone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Long
Crawfordsville
Rev. H. N. Qunning
Albany
N. Y
M. E
Wilma Allender
Fairfield
M. R. Meek
John E. Long
Inez Booth
Havre
Ainsworth
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Lemmon’s
Washington Telephone Co
Brighton Happenings Report Local Sickness and Visits
The Brighton column notes Mrs. Gudgell and Mr. Gudgell ill with lagrippe, Grandpa White gravely ill, and Edwin Musgrove with whooping cough. It records visits by Mrs. A A Wall of Rubio to C L Walker, Mrs. Ida Bidwell of Wellman to Grandma Wicoff, and Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Bates visiting Washington and High School respectively. The Henkle orchestra concert at the Fellowship club house was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gudgell
Mr. Gudgell
C. C. Davis
I. ©. C. Board
Des Moines
John Swisher
A. A. Wall
Rubio
C. L. Walker
Grandpa White
Miss Bailey
Washington
Brighton
Edwin Musgrove
Ida Bidwell
Wellman
Grandma Wicoff
Wilson
Mary Bates
Myrtle Hanlon
Henkle Orchestra
Fellowship Club House
Richmond Social Notes Hint at Local Weddings and Visits
Grandma Freund moves to the country to live with daughter Mrs. Jos. Duwa. Albert Duwa and Miss Zetta Waldschmidt of Riverside plan to marry on Tuesday April 20. Mrs. Mary Sharpe visits her sister Miss Emma Yansky, patient at Mercy hospital Town City. Dorothy Dillinger spent Easter with Miss Tresa Bopp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Freund
Jos. Duwa
Albert Duwa
Zetta Waldschmidt
Riverside
Mary Sharpe
Emma Yansky
Mercy Hospital
Town City
George Chalupa
McLean Morgan
Nick Shillig
Joe Escher
Biskamp
Washington
Social Visit Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs. Mary Erwin and daughter Irene visit the Howard Swick home. George Garret runs his huckster wagon. Visitors include Harry McKay of Rock Island and Mr Hamm of Grace Hill at Frank McKay's. Roy Fetters and family of Brighton with Mrs Geo Fetters and Della at Albert Simpson's. Stout Bros sawed wood nearby this week. Mr Boller of Wayland visited his farm nearby. Joe Wolfer's buried their infant babe Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Erwin
Irene
Howard Swick
George Garret
Harry McKay
Rock Island
Mr. Hamm
Grace Hill
Frank McKay
Roy Fetters
Brighton
Geo. Fetters
Della
Albert Simpson
Stout Bros
Mr. Boller
Wayland
Joe Wolfer
Grover Booth graduates from Brown's Business College
Rural Route Two notes Grover Booth's graduation and move to Clinton to keep books for a local firm. Manuel McKune returns home to Taylor county after visiting his sick brother Frank. Mrs. Pat Moriarty is ill with scarlet fever, Doctor McLaughlin attends. Fred Cannon recovering from pneumonia. Garrett Bros. gather eggs. Wilber Beenblossom assists Silas Caldwell program committee for May 16 Sunday school convention at Hither church. Frank McKune improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Booth
Brown's Business College
Davenport
Clinton
Manuel McKune
Frank
Taylor County
Pat Moriarty
Doctor McLaughlin
Fred Cannon
Garrett Bros
Wilber Beenblossom
Silas Caldwell
Frank McKune
Town Socials Mark Busy Easter Weekend
The town hosted a busy Easter period with a well attended ladies millinery display and bazaar. Grocery stock changes occurred as W G Brooks sold his interest to son L W Brooks who plans expansion. Neighboring movements include Lemley moving to O Loughlin property and several residents visiting Riverside and Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Brooks
L. W. Brooks
L. Lemley
O'Loughlin
Charlie Brown
Jorlane Schilling
Riverside
Washington
Joe Dann
Newt Arnold
M. E
Cloyd Carpenter
Mr. Frank
Wellman
Mrs. Shrader
Night deer group by Homer Dill draws crowds in Iowa City
Taxi dermist Homer R Dill of the State university finished a winter project showing Virginia deer by a stream with frost lit grass and moonlit reflections. An electric lighting scheme enhances depth and attracted thousands of sightseers during the teachers convention and last week, with three thousand viewing by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Homer R. Dill
The
State University
Be Prepared for Emergencies with Perry Davis Painkiller
An old family remedy ad promotes Perry Davis Painkiller as a quick cure for colds and chills. It claims the drink aids recovery, selling in new sizes 35 cents and 50 cents, with millions of bottles sold annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Fossil Horse Skeleton Found Near Tabor Iowa
Professor Samuel Calvin of the State University geology department unearthed a fossil horse skeleton from a gravel bed near Tabor Iowa. The bones were too soft and crumbled, but a complete set of lower teeth survived. The same formation previously yielded bones of prehistoric elephants and mastodons, suggesting a North American animal burying ground from ancient centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Samuel Calvin
Department of Geology
The
State University
Tabor
North America
Object to Strong Medicines for Rheumatism
Many people object to strong medicines usually prescribed for rheumatism and prefer external relief. When fever or swelling is absent, Chamberlains Rubbing is advised for quick relief, with price 25 cents and 50 cents for large size, sold by F. L. Stolte and Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Stolte and
Lemmon’s
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Frank L. Wilson
Dougherty Bros
Clothiers & Furnishers
Foley
Bright
F. G. Fritts
Oneonta
Fooley
Doctor Brown
M. L. Bingham
Princeville
J. EB. Lemmon’s
Chalmers &Eldridge
E. Borgstrand
Coppock
Muscatine
Howard Neynes
the County News
Richmond
Dorothy Dillinger
Tresa Bopp
Oan
House of Kuppenheiner Clears
Kalona
Deer Group
Victor
Columbia
Standard
T. H. Chilcote
Iowa Ave
Washington CO. Savings Bank
J. A. Cunningham
Pres A. Anderson
Y. Pres
A. W. McCulley
B. B. Berdo
Asst
Cashi
J. A. Cunning A. Anderson
A. Harvey Ool
F. Brown
T. J. Berdo
Hull ‘Almer
Joe
H. P
Wooley Bros
Oxfords
J. A. Harwood
Pauls Lumber Co
Charley
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