Slyfield Visit and Local Notices From Washington IA
Dr and Mrs F A Slyfield arrived from Iowa City to visit Mrs Latchem in east Washington. Mrs Dan McCarty arrived from the Junction and visited friends. Nathan Lynn returned to Iowa City to resume duties at the university after spring vacation. Holllster s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised at Lemmon s Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co. Judge W S Russell s Favorite Scratch Food sold by Ottumwa Seed Co for Marbourg Helwick s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Slyfield
Iowa City
Frank Latchem
East
Washington
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Lemmon’s Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co
W. S. Russel
Ottumwa Seed Co
Marbourg & Helwick
Dan McCarty
The
Junction
Nathan Lynn
University
City
Doings of the People in the County News
The Happenings in the county detail Easter visits by Lloyd Kennel Ray Hulse Harold Helscher and Owen Crawford from Iowa City. Maud Huckaba dies at home. funeral at Christian church 2 30 pm interment Keota cemetery. Local socials include Glen Pratts birthday surprise and various Sunday visits. Marion township convention planned at Coppock church. farming activity coffee oats sowing and corn prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Crone
Washington
Lloyd Kennel
Ray Hulse
Harold Helscher
Owen Crawford
Iowa City
Roy Turnipseed
Maud Huckaba
Mr. Davis
The
Christian Church
Keota Cemetery
City Visitors and Local Health Notes Among Iowa Family Visits
April 20 reports several local arrivals and visits in Iowa City including Charity Kisor returning from school, Charles Strickler visiting family, Emma Thomas at the A. W. Britton home, and Adam Strabala stopping by. Florence Spenner recovers from illness, Mrs. Dan Carpenter remains very ill, Clara Marek returns from Iowa City and will stay home a while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
April visitors and local family notes from Grace Hill
April 20 reports show Miss Katherine Buxbaum from the S U N at Iowa City vacationing with her parents. Several families including the Whetstines Stattlers and Richardson Thoma groups spent Sunday at various homes. Mrs. Richardson recovering from a broken ankle. John Mauthe of Washington visited his daughter Mrs. Ivan Rehmel and attended church. Lottie and Illa Groendycke expected home from Arizona. Pearl McNees from Rubio spent Sunday with Ollie Dunbar. Engles visited West Engle residence. Grace Hill church marked its fortieth dedication anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Buxbaum
Iowa City
Newton Whetstine
Hazel
Edgan
Haskins
S. K. Stattler
West Chester
Ed Stattler
P. H. Richardson
Lin Richardson
Elmer Thoma
Will Taylor
John Mauthe
Washington
Ivan Rehmel
Lottie
Illa Groendycke
Arizona
Pearl McNees
Rubio
Ollie Dunbar
Joe Engle
Luella
Nellie Engle
West
West Chester social notes and local visits
On Friday Mrs. Jesse Augustine and Mrs. J B McCaleb called on Mrs. Martin Augustine in West Chester. Charley Mayer has measles. Mr and Mrs Joe Richardson attended church in Valley. Mrs Wm Stevenson visited W R B Augustine Saturday. Mrs Joe Richardson spent Saturday in Washington. Carpenters on the Tom Singmaster barn at Keota were home Sunday, returning Monday. John Mangold began cheese making Monday. Clara Sheetz and Dale Carris attended church in New Haven Sunday evening. Mattie Rathmel and Ira Shenefelt of Washington spent Sunday at Ira Rathmel’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Augustine
J. B. McCaleb
Martin Augustine
West Chester
Charley Mayer
Joe Richardson
Valley
Wm. Stevenson
Clara Sheetz
Dale Carris
New Haven
Mattie Rathmel
Ira Shenefelt
Washington
Ira Rathmel
Farewell Party for Grace Laws Ends Neighborhood Visit
On April 20 Mr and Mrs George Benson hosted a farewell party for Grace Laws who will move to Illinois soon. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Stewart Mr and Mrs John Pratt and Mr and Mrs Doc Moore of Washington. Norm Pratts hosted visitors Sunday and Mrs J B Eckerman remains ill at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Benson
Grace Laws
Iinois
Frank ‘Stewart
John Pratt
Doc’’ Moore
Washington
Norm Pratt
J. B. Eckerman
Pleasant Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. James Shrader of Washington visited relatives here last week. The Sigafooses hosted family at their home. Elizabeth Brown of Fredonia visited with her niece Mrs. Robert Kephart. Silas Caldwell and family spent Sunday after Sunday school with Wil Caldwell. Several families, including Pratt, Stewart, Moore, and Moore children, hosted gatherings at Norman Pratt’s. Glen Pratt’s sixteenth birthday prompted a Sunday school class dinner party. Attendees included Gola Miller, Lloyd Easter, Howard McBride, Clarke Caldwell, Howard Baker, Perry Kephart, and Roy Kephart. The Saville and Gamon families joined at Jim Moothart’s for a Sunday visit. Children’s Day was planned with a training committee. date to be announced. Ed Benson’s family and Edna Kephart visited George Benson’s. Mrs. John Hausenstein spent weekend with her father Sayres near Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mitchell
Ainsworth
Jown Hillhouse
Glen Pratt
Glen
Will Saville
Gamon
Jim Moothart
John Caldwell
Silas Caldwell
Will Caldwell
Art Hazen
Charlie Hazen
Washington
Marion Township
Coppock Church
Roy Kephart
Charlie Keating
James Shrader
Sam Sigafoose
L. F
Doc Moore
Norman Pratt
Huldah Putman
J. B. Eckerman
Havre
Gola Miller
Lloyd Easter
Howard McBride
Clarke Caldwell
Howard Baker
Perry Kephart
Ina
Dorothy
Myrtle
Vera
Rachel Gamon
Ed Benson
Edna Kephart
George Benson
John Hausenstein
Sayres
Crawfordsville
Brighton Route Three News Briefs
April 20. Mrs. Mary Shephard visited with Mrs. Wilkins. F A Bristow substitution on No. 1 rode with Crandall Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Stout plan to move into a new house east of L. Stout's. M EF Dawson came from Washington Sunday. Marc Crandall traveled to Burlington en route to Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Clark spent Sunday with the W T Clark family north of Washington. A surprise party was held at John Green's home Saturday for Mrs. Green's birthday. Mrs. B V Galbry visited Rev. R L Patterson at Washington Friday. C O Lowe spent Sunday at home from a ditching job near Fairfield. Emma McUart stayed Saturday at the J F Lowe home. Mrs. Anna R Crandall fell Saturday and rebroken the arm from last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shephard
Wilkins
F. A. Bristow
Crandall
Taylor Stout
L. Stout
M. EF. Dawson
Washington
Marc Crandall
Burlington
Illinois
Alex Clark
W. T. Clark
John Green Hame
Mrs. Green
B. V. Galbry
R. L. Patterson
C. O. Lowe
Fairfield
Emma McUart
J. F. Lowe
Anna R. Crandall
Pneumonia scare eased by King's New Discovery claim
Jesse P. Morris of Skippers Virginia recounts a near death pneumonia episode in 1906. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with rapid improvement after two and a half bottles. He calls it the best remedy for coughs and lung disease worldwide and notes Lemmon s Pharmacy sells it with a guarantee. trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse P. Morris
Skippers
Dr. King
Lemmon’s
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Frank L. Wilson & Co
Douanerly Bios Clothiers
Adler
Collegian
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Starr Issor
Barden Harness Company
the County News
KEOTA
Kalona
Grace Hill
Dublin
Pleasant Hill
Brighton
Death
al Ewan Upo Bawe
Foulard
C. 8S
Lemmon
J. A. Harwood
the Good Shoe Store
the Journal
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