Local visitors and weekend bustle in Carnes City
Mrs B E Nichols and Miss Ella Gammon visited Carnes City to see daughter Mrs Zilla Essley. Retail crowd returns to town with large Saturday purchases. Funeral for Mrs Dr Cowden held in Winfield and Crawfordsville with interment beside husband. Clarence Eddy joins W A Phillips family north of town. Reverend Whitehill and son Leigh visit. call for Rev Mee Fadden discussed in Morning Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B-E. Nichols
Ella Gammon
Carnes City
Zilla Essley
W. Morris
Whitehill
Leigh
West Chester
Mr. Whitehill
Mee Fadden
Winterset
Clarence Eddy
W. A. Phillips
Magnificent Wallpaper Assortment Direct from Manufacturer
A dealer invites customers to view a splendid wallpaper selection bought directly from the manufacturer to save middleman profits. Visit the showroom to compare and confirm the savings and quality of the line.
Whose Hams Do You Eat Whose Hams Do You Eat
Advertisement for Stuart's sells mild smoked hams and bacon and honey cured bacon. It promotes leaf lard, home rendered and pure product quality. It lists meats pickles jellies jams oysters fish and poultry and invites customers to see the large city assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Easter Morning Youth Service Draws Strong Attendance
Washington worshipers filled the Presbyterian church for an 6:30 to 7:50 a.m. Easter service led by B. Marshall. Young people offered prayers testimonies and hymns under the theme Our Risen Lord with floral pulpit decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Lord
Presbyterian Society
B. Marshall
Bethlehem Masonic Temple observes day with Knights in uniform
Yesterday at 3 o'clock in the Masonic Temple Bethlehem Comandery held a service with Rev. Thorn Rev. Stark and Rev. Gray presiding. Rev. Stark gave an address and Rev. Gray offered a closing prayer as Mrs. Norton sang and Mrs. Marion Anderson played the organ. The ceremony was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Bethlehem
Thorn
M. E. Church
Stark
The
Presbyterian Church
Gray
Baptist Church
Thorne
Easter Services at Presbyterian Church Draw Large Crowd
The Presbyterian church held well attended services with a beautifully decorated interior. The morning choir directed by John Beamer and featuring soprano Mrs. Seneca Dewey performed Christ, Our Passover by Berthold Tours, described as a finest Easter anthem. Rev H R Stark delivered a powerful sermon uplifting the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
John Beamer
Seneca Dewey
Berthold Tours
Sunday School Day Program At Local Church
Sunday was set aside as Sunday School or Missionary Day with services led by Sunday School scholars and a chorus. A fine program featured Miss Myrtle Morton singing The Church Across the Street with the choir and Miss Blanch Kline in a solo. Pastor W G Thorn delivered an evening sermon to a large crowd. The church was attractively decorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Morton
Blanch Kline
W. G. Thorn
Easter Service Fills St James Church with Full Capacity
The St James church held a packed Easter service yesterday with Low Mass at 7:30 a.m. and High Mass at 10 a.m. Father Jacobsmaeder delivered a sermon on the J joys of Heaven as the choir led by Chas Langenberg and organist Mary King enhanced the ceremony with Cecilian music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Church
Jacobsmaeder
Chas Langenberg
Mary King
Easter Services At Baptist Church Impress Congregation
Easter services yesterday at the Baptist church drew large crowds both morning and evening. The choir’s music enhanced the occasion. Misses Alice Rapp and Myrtle Kerr sang Sankey's “The Beautiful Hills,” to wide appreciation. Plants and flowers loaned by members adorned the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Alice Rapp
Myrtle Kerr
Church Service Featured Floral Decor and Music
The church was decorated with choice flowers and plants and Rev J R Logue delivered an apt sermon with the choir providing fine music. The house of worship was well filled. An 183 acre farm for sale three miles from a good town listed by W F Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Logue
Good Town
W. F. Palmer
License to wed issued by Clerk Young to Jos Dann and Edith Friend
The notice states a license to wed was issued by Clerk Young on Saturday to Jos Dann and Edith Friend via local applications. It notes they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear and discusses deafness causes and a claimed cure with Hall's Catarrh Cure, offering $100 for any case not cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Young
Jos
HE. Dann
Edith Friend
Hall
Accident injures man visiting city from Ainsworth
Daniel Sullivan of Ainsworth, about 65, visited in the city Saturday. He stepped from a high walk near Mrs. Beatty’s in Southwest Washington, fell into a drain and broke his right ankle. He was found, treated by a physician, and taken home three miles northwest of Ainsworth, where he was progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sullivan
Ainsworth
Tle
Infant Edmond Matucha Dies of Bowel Inflammation
Edmond six month old son of Mr and Mrs John Matucha died yesterday at 4 55 am after a brief illness. The funeral was held this afternoon at two from the family home with Rev H R Stark of the Presbyterian church officiating. Interment in City Cemetery. The family has the sympathy of many friends in their sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond
John Matucha
H. R. Stark
Presbyterian Church
Epworth League
T. D. Wallace
John Shields
New Orleans
Unseasonable Cold Snap Delivers Fifty-One Degree Drop
From yesterday evening to this morning a fifteen hour period saw a drastic temperature plunge of fifty-one degrees. Chilcote and Cook reported the drop while yesterday enjoyed warm doors and windows as southerly breezes cooled. This morning frost appeared early, nipping at exposed gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilcote & Cook
Jack Frost
Fire at Miss Miller's house barely causes damage
A roof fire at Miss Maggie Miller's Southwest Washington home was extinguished by neighbors before it spread. The blaze was blamed on a defective fire. W. Morris, Jeweler advertises new gift items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Miller
Washington
Death of East Washington resident Mr. David Coulter
Mr. David Coulter died at his East Washington home yesterday evening at 6. He was a long respected citizen and longtime Presbyterian church member. He leaves two daughters and one son. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 9 30 conducted by Rev. H Stark. The body will be taken to Monmouth Illinois for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Coulter
East Washington
Tie
Presbyterian Church
H. Stark
Monmouth
Ill
Rock Island Fast Freight Improves Chicago to Here Service
The Rock Island reports a fast freight due here from Chicago at 6 05 a m and departing Chicago at 6 p m The timetable change makes this the best time and service the Chicago to local route has had for some time The line previously arrived at a much later hour and earlier scheduled times were worse for riders and freight alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Chicago
Here
R. J. Fleming
County Treasurer Drains Funds to Schools and State
County Treasurer Stewart paid out 22000 dollars in the latter part of last week to the county school funds and also a portion to the state fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Horses Shipped by J Hite and Local Trades Update
J Hite shipped three loads of horses today over the B and N W to Buffalo New York with two fine teams weighing over 3800 pounds. Walter Fulton left for Chicago and J T Beamer visited Ainsworth. The Weather forecast from Washington notes largely fair conditions in Iowa with warmer temperatures. US court term delayed for funding. possible June start.
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J. Hite
Buffalo
N. Y
R. F. Smith
R. T. McCall
Crawfordsville
R. J. Fleming
J. T. Beamer
New York
Ainsworth
J. D. Cowan
Winfield
Miss Hortop
Chicago
Armour
A. N. Alberson
Congress
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RK. FP. Smith
Washington Steam Laundry
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Worcester
Ohio
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Father Schreiner
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Epworth
H. J. Wright
Marenu
Ida Organ
Berdo & Rankin
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Sydney Smith
Ames Agricultural College
Mrs. Manners
Ralph
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Major
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