Latin School Play Draws Friday Evening Crowd
The Latin school hosts an oratorical contest between J Caesar and M Cicero as part of Friday night entertainment. Admission is 15 cents. Country ads promote Holisters Rocky Mountain Tea. Saurkraut sold 5 cents a quart at Royal market. Mr and Mrs Tom Brown move to Brighton. Governor Hughes a noted Greek Latin scholar. High school building at 8 o'clock. Admission 15c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Caesar
M. Cicero
Governor Hughes
New York
Doings of the People in the County Happenings
Local notes report Lora Martin at home Jimmie Gardner visiting Washington and Rev W A Smith returning from Chicago after a missionary convention Easter program at Wellman Methodist church drawn by Wellman community. Aid meeting set for Mrs Sam Nicola's on Thursday the 30th. R H meeting at Mrs F G Martins Saturday afternoon. Ray Page works at Orvie Daytona south of here. Rev Smith with his orchestra last night at West Chester aims to give a concert soon.
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Lora Martin
Jimmie Gardner
Washington
W. A. Smith
Chicago
Methodist Church
Wellman
Aid
Sam Nicola
R. H
F. G. Martin
Ray Page
Orvie Dayton
Here
West Chester
Local Briefs and Social Notes Highlight Easter Outings
April 22 items report Mrs. Anna Crandall rebreaking her arm in the same spot, Mrs. C. L. Walker returning from Ottumwa to visit her son, and two crowds taking Easter picnics. Also noted are visits by Mrs. Elsie Edwards to Brighton, concerns for Mrs. Day’s illness, J. A. Colvard of Packpod in town, a photographer’s return to Brighton, Mr. Brown of Washington moving to a Bennett and Day house, and Mrs. Parks and Estella riding No. 2 to Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Crandall
C. L. Walker
Ottumwa
R. G. Walker
Gordon
R. A. Bruce
E.G. Beyer
Washington
Sunday School Executive Board
Elsie Edwards
Brighton
Day
J. A. Colvard
Packpod
Brown
Bennett and Day
Local Social and Visit Notes from April Arrivals
April 22 reports D N Troyer visiting Wellman and F M Snider building west of Frank Sommer's in Snider and Allen's addition. John Brown came from Washington and spent Wednesday with family. Charley Welch and Lake Ayres file for Andrew Rogers this week. George Johnson and wife visited John Spenner on Sunday. John Grecian was at J N Schnoeben's last Sunday. Emma Walker of West Chester visited Lew Marek's home. J D Patterson and family visited F Dutler east of Richmond on Sunday.
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D. N. Troyer
Wellman
F. M. Snider
Frank Sommer
Snider and Allen
John Brown
Washington
Charley Welch
Lake Ayres
Andrew Rogers
George Johnson
John Spenner
John Grecian
J. N. Schnoebelen
Emma Walker
West Chester
Lew Marek
J. D. Patterson
F. Dutler
Richmond
Brighton and nearby visitors and nuptials note
April 22 reports Geo Garret and Lon Morgan visiting Brighton along with Mrs Ed Miller and Mrs Will Cherry. Taylor Stout wed Miss Glennie Goodman of Washington on the 15th. Dee Scofield returns from Chicago while others visited relatives and celebrated birthdays. Several families and friends visited, and a Battle Creek treated Robert Dunbar while others spent Sunday at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Green
Earle Libe
Frank Libe
Dessie White
Earl Simpson
Eureka
Robert Dunbar
Battle Creek
Mich
Roy Fetters and
Wayland
S. P. Keefer
Rosetta Maple
Washington
Geo. Fetters
J. F. Simpson
Albert Simpson
New baby announced at Schulty home
April 22 announces a new baby at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schulty. Brinton's show is scheduled at the M. E. church on May 2. Mary Martin spent several days in Washington last week. Serious illness is reported for Mrs. Ola Guthrie, Mrs. Rube Rickey, and Robert Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Schulty
Brinton
M. E. Church
Mary Martin
Washington
Ola Guthrie
Rube Rickey
Robert Adams
Father and Daughter Wed in Columbus Double Ceremony
In Columbus Indiana on April 23 Miss Anna Wilcox twenty, daughter of Leander M Wilcox, married James Spencer a farmer west of the city. Her suitor Mrs Spencer and the elder Wilcox also wed in a simultaneous ceremony, Elder John F Stitt officiating. The four obtained licenses and joined in a unique family tie as the weddings concluded.
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Columbus
Ind
Anna Wilcox
Leander M. Wilcox
Mary R. Bishop
John F. Stitt
Wilcox
James Spencer
Weather forecast for Indiana Iowa and Wisconsin
The forecast issued today predicts partly cloudy skies across Indiana with possible showers and rising temperatures in the western portions. Lower Michigan will see partly cloudy conditions with cooler weather in the east, while Wisconsin remains partly cloudy. Iowa is expected to have probable showers with warmer conditions in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Chicago Wheat and Cattle Markets Reported for April 22
The Chicago Board of Trade quotes show May wheat at 05% 06% and 9544, with July and Sept in similar ranges. Cash winter wheat prices include No 2 red at 964% 98c, No 8 red 93% 96c, and No 2 hard 954c. Hogs, cattle, and lambs receipts and prices are listed, with hogs at 5.70 to 5.80 for choice heavy, cattle 6.50 to 7.10 for prime fat steers, and lambs around 8.25 to 7.55 for good to choice. East Buffalo reports similar cattle, hog, sheep, and calf prices, with notes on market steadiness and lower hogs. calves strong at 9.75 to 10.25.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
TS Park
Colorado
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Best
M.O.T
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Frank L. Wilson & Co
Lusitania
Dougherty Bros
Clothiers
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Suce
C. Starrssor
Barden Harness Company
Saurkraut
Hollister
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
McElhinney Drug Co
Tom Brown
the County News
Kalona
Lexington
Chicago Grain
Misses’ & Childrens
C. S. Lemmon
J. A. Harwood
the Good Shoe Store
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