HASKINS Happenings Reported In County News Briefs
Emily O Mathers moved to Pleasant to take a matron position at the asylum. J C Jones family attended the funeral of infant 14 of Joe Jones. B K Aonis and family travel to Riverside this week with Rev W H Liggett of Evansville. A church event set for April 23 and 30 at the local church. Jennie Lawson of Corydan visited at the doctor’s home and returned home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily O. Mathers
J. C. Jones
Joe Jones
B. K. Aonis
Riverside
W. H. Liggett
Evansville
Jennie Lawson
Corydan
Local Notebook from Burlington and Washington Readers
April reports show Mrs J A Cassel in Washington and J H Pearson departing for Canada. The piece lists funerals for Judge Dewey, visits from Thomas Mary family, and residents traveling to Davenport, Iowa City and Washington.
Local residents and visitors mingle in April exchanges
April 19 records show R W Cook visiting a brother J E W Manners arriving from Hubbard for a sister's event. Gus Griffey from Keokuk and Mrs A Sprague of Columbus stay with local hosts. Ank family heads to Pontoosue for relatives. Walter Orris departs for Iowa City for an operation. Mrs Clarke and Mrs spent afternoon with friends in Ors Chaffee offers a notable lecture. Zink Miller of Colum Junction visit Mr Crooks and daughter Mabel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Cook
Near
Ashington
J. E. WW
Cham Blem Pain Balm Relieves Rheumatic Pains Fast
Excruciating rheumatic and sciatic pains are quickly relieved by Cham a s Pain Balm. The powerful ointment brings surprise and delight to thousands of sufferers with rapid pain relief. Sold by Stewart s Pharmacy in Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart's Pharmacy, & Sherman
Social and wedding notices fill Washington society scene
The Second United Presbyterian youth group hosts a social at the McLogans on the Heights and the Epworth League meets at the Methodist church. Several clubs plan gatherings, plus a bachelor maid’s pre nuptial dinner for Miss Kull at J B Crooks home. Multiple engaged and married couples are celebrated with receptions and weddings in Quincy and Washington scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Mrs. McLogan
The
Heights
John Albert Babcock
Chicago
May Long
Dol Buckley
Verne Ashby
Louise Cunningham
Byrde Rankin
Ellen Reid
Hsther MacGugin
Lillian Smith
Josephine Babcock
Jessierooks
Edith Wilson-Lytie
Miss Tull
Child Eats Rat Poison Cake At Grandparents
Paul Langenberg age two ate a cake coated with phosphorus at his grandparents home. Doctors treated him immediately and the poison is slow acting. He is improving but remains in danger over the next two to three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Chas. Langenberg
Westward Wonders and Local Notices From Crawfordsville
People gather for an evening at the M E church and Prof Brandenberg plans an entertaining talk. Miss Mabel Crawford of near Ainsworth is critically ill, niece of Mrs D L Baird. Dr B Clapp of Iowa City visited friends yesterday. Mrs Lyman Bergh and Misses Miller Wood shopped in town. Washington residents urged to see Wonders of the West with a 15 cent school price. Mrs W H Graham and Mrs Bowman return from a western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
McMasters
Washington
Prof. Goldthwaite
Samuel Younkin
Young
Baird
Willard Upham
Maine Street
Bertha Dawes Upham
Raymond Austin Bidwell
Springfield
Mass
Iowa
Miss Upham
Quincy
M. E. Church
W. G. Brandenburg
Ladies’ Aid Society
West
Colorado
Grand Canon
Yellowstone Park
Yosemite Valley
Muscatine
Tribune
W. Neal
Crawfordsville
Brandenberg
M. E
Mabel Crawford
Ainsworth
Very Best Remedy for Bowel Troubles Says Editor
J W Hanson editor of the Despatch Ocilla Georgia endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for every home. He states he has used it for years and would never be without a bottle. sold at Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. W Hanson
Ocilla
Georgia
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Girl Fights Orang-utan in New York Cage Escape
Eighteen year old Lillian Bartles wrestles with a 4 ft 6 in 110 pound orang-utan that escaped from its cage. Her father William Bartles, a wild animal importer with a Greenwich Street shop, helps drive off the beast after a 90 minute struggle. An additional three men join the effort and in the end the ape bites a rescuer badly, possibly endangering a hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lillian Bartles
William Bartles
Greenwich Street
Mines explosion rumor denied by state inspector
State Mine Inspector Taylor denies reports that several men not employed at the Leiter mine before the blast were found. The claims linked the deceased to those who allegedly placed the explosives that killed more than fifty miners.
Joe Jefferson Nears Curtain Fall
West Palm Beach Florida April 19 all members of the family of Joseph Jefferson are at his bedside expecting his death at any minute possibly a matter of a few hours
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jefferson
West Palm Beach
Fla
Joseph Jefferson
Prominent Citizen Charles Schuey Killed Handling Coal
Charles Schuey a well known county resident died near Marion while loading a wagon with coal a pile of coal fell on him causing fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion. Tl
Charles Schuey
County
Marion
Baseball scores from the league and American games
Chicago April 19 scores show the league game at Roston Brooklyn 2 Boston 4. In American action at Washington Boston 0 Washington 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roston
Brooklyn
Boston
American
Washington
Daniels Withdraws From Eastman College Harlem Branch
C V Daniels, a student at Eastman Business College, withdraws from the main college after 160 southern students petitioned President Gaines alleging he has negro blood. Gaines accompanies him to New York to place him in the Harlem branch. Daniels states his father is British and his mother Porto Rican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkegsie
N. Y
C. V Daniels
Eastman Business College
Gaines
New York
Harlem
Eastman College
Daniels
Bank Chief Seeks Bankruptcy for Stewart Bank
Corwosso Mich April 19 Attorneys for Charles D Stewart head of the private bank of M L Stewart Co filed a petition in bankruptcy in federal court at Bay City The petition asks to declare Stewart bankrupt and appoint a receiver for the bank now held by Detroit Trust Company as trustee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwosso
Mich
Charles D. Stewart
M. L. Stewart & Co
Bay City
Stewart
Detroit Trust Company
Prince Cantacuzene Linked to Saigon Mission
St. Petersburg reports that the Prince Cantacuzene in Cochin China was an engineer aboard the Russian battleship Alexander III. He is not Prince Michaél Cantacuzene who wed Miss Julia Dent Grant. The group of ill men arrived April 13 aboard the hospital ship Orel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Prince Cantacuzene
Saigon
Cochin
China
Orel
Michaél Cantacuzene
Julia Dent Grant
Winter Weather Grips Wyoming Valley Pa
Snow blankets Wyoming Valley Pennsylvania with two inches reported. Winter conditions continue as residents brace for more accumulation and slow travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Valley
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HE County News
Haskins
J. A. Cassel
J. H. Pearson
Canada
Lewis Evans
California
Thos
Mary
Amos Keller
Vis
F. G. Sands
Judge Dewey
Washington Orday
F. J. Harding
A. Ker
J. A. Marsh
C. R. Stearns
A. J. Laird
G. A. Carson
T. Y. Wickham
Burlington
Purchase Farm
M. L. Miller
Dewey
E. J. Southworth
Little Liter
Avarilla
Galesburg
Kar
Cocklin
Iowa City
Cmt Win
Sheridan
Columbuston
D. Ross
Methodist Church
Chas. Hebner
East End
East Second Street
First Baptist Church
Mayor Alberson
Grand Commandery of
W. H. Norris
Manchester
E. ©. Soule
Iowa Falls
Alberson
A. R. Dewey
Archie McCulley
Bryant
J. A. Williams
Nice
Bertha Dawespham
W. P. Upham
Upham
Journal
Juincy
Daily Journal
Clara Bickford
Everette Allen
R. M. Morrow
Sampton
P. BE. O
Society
Nellie Cunningham
Hadiy Hitten
Kayser
Washington, Iowa
Cash Grocery
Gasey’s
Swweil
Dr. King
Ovemenae
Colenso
Frank Rogers
Lewe Central Ry
Brighton
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas
City
Peoria
West Bouns
Mason City Mail
Sun
Twin Cities Limited
Sun. Ally
Phonse
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