Vienna bakery and market notes and local moves
Crowds flock to the Star tonight for fresh angel food devils food sun shine and lager cakes at the Vienna. Mrs G W Nickolaus arrives from Crawfordsville to spend the day in the city. Warnings about Mamma's choice Brand Chick Feed and Remember we use the best of material at the Vienna. Mrs Dr A A Sandy leaves for Harvey to visit relatives. Fresh vegetables radishes onions celery asparagus and lettuce at the South Side Market. Mrs Viola Jessup and Mrs Ada Matthews return to Wayland after a city shopping day. Fresh rolls and coffee cakes at Johinson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Nickolaus
Crawfordsville
Mamma
Marbourg & Helwick
A. Simmons
Button Factory
Davenport
Vienna
A. A. Sandy
Harvey
Viola Jessup
Ada Matthews
Wayland
Johinson’s
County News Happenings Across the Local Communities
County correspondent notes brief items on people and events around the county. Community updates include small social happenings and daily activities.
Death Notice and Social Notes From Burlington Area
The Rev I B Schreck engast and wife and daughter Dor othy returned home at Burlington after a short visit. Mrs McQue and daughter of Ot tumwa Iowa and James Batterson of Queenstown Mo arrived this morning for the death of Robert Thompson. The Card club was entertained at Mrs Frank Wrights home yesterday afternoon with prizes for Mrs Moritz and Miss Celia Warner. cake and ice cream served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Schreckengast
Dorothy
Burlington
McQue
Ottumwa
Iowa
James Batterson
Queenstown
Robert Thompson
Card Club
Frank Wright
Moritz
Celia Warner
Community notes from Wayland and surrounding towns
April 23 updates show residents visiting Wayland Washington and Coppock. Names include Mrs Will Kurtz Mrs Fred Cold Miss Mae Coppock Mr and Mrs J E B Neff Mrs Mary Campbell and more visiting relatives and friends. Local events mention Christian church services and several people traveling between Wayland Trenton and Eureka with family news and job mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kurtz
Fred Cold
Mae Coppock
Wayland
J. EB. Neff
Washington
Mary Campbell
Arnold Shively
D. N. Dawson
Joseph Durst
Wallace Darnell
Eureka
Edna Nichols
Will Hyde
Brighton
Dwight Messenger
Frank Neff
Neff
Bess
Lou Cold
Marsh
Charles Edwards
Will Hills
Birney
Coppock
Will Miller
Chip Essley
Rosena Kneer
Harold
Trenton
Orville Turner
The
Christian Church
Olive Calkins
Local Visitors Mentioned in Crawfordsville
April 24 in Crawfordsville notes Allen DeLong Mrs G W Nickolaus Mr and Mrs Robert Young and granddaughter Ruth Daverty visited Washington. Mrs H C Hull traveled to Cotter for her brother Pat VanHorn’s serious illness. Milton Yard returned from Chicago business trip. Mrs Marsh Sewell of Winfield visited today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen DeLong
G. W. Nickolaus
Robert Young
Ruth Daverty
Washington
H. C. Hull
Cotter
Pat VanHorn
Milton Yard
Chicago
Marsh Sewell
Winfield
Rail Road Notes and Obituaries From Riverside Leader
Lloyd Hartwick returned to Eldon to resume his Rock Island switch duties after his family accompanied him home. Rock Island stock agent J. B. Carnes of Trenton Mo died of pneumonia, leaving wealth in farms coal mines and bank ventures. Mrs Arthur Herring died at home after a six month TB illness nearly twenty at May 14. Esther May Hartman born May 14 1888 died April 21 1908. survived by husband Pierce Hartman and three brothers. funeral at U B church with Rev Joseph Peon. Funeral details note Washington cemetery and ball bearers Kate Oaks Gertrude Kenny Mary Chapin Esta Holtz Mrs R A Fesler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Carnes
Rock Island
Trenton
Arthur Herring
U. B
Esther May Hartman
Washington County
Riverside
Pierce Hartman
Joseph Peon
Washington
Kate Oaks
Gertrude Kenny
Mary Chapin
Fred Sims
Esta*Holtz
R. A. Fesler
Death of Christian Wescoe Resident Remembered in City
Christian Wescoe, a former resident, died at his son’s home in Cleveland Ohio on Sunday April 19 at age seventy three. He left the city about ten years ago and is remembered by many older residents. He was the father of Mrs James Fleming of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Wescoe
Cleveland
Ohio
James Fleming
Auction Sale For Household Goods At Square Corner
An auction sale of household goods to be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the northeast corner of the square. Items include a bedroom suit chairs and kitchen utensils among others.
Habeas Corpus Is Limited by Supreme Court Decision
Springfield April 24. The supreme court restricted habeas corpus proceed ings. If a case is reviewed and the lower court affirmed there is no further relief unless a trial error not raised on appeal is found. The Lipsey case prompted the challenge to Judge McEwen. Lipsey was remanded to Joliet prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Supreme Court
Healy
Stead
McEwen
New York Legislature Adopts Buckshop Felony Bill
Albany April 24 The senate bill making it a felony to conduct a bucketshop passed by party line in the assembly and now goes to the governor. The assembly also adopted a joint special legislative committee for the investigation of New York City finance department. The constitution amendment to favor veterans in civil service exams was killed by amendment. The 133rd legislature adjourned without day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Senate
Assembly
Finance Department
City of
New York
Senate and House in Brief Washington April 24
The Senate neared naval appropriation bill action with an amendment to raise new battleships from two to four. consideration was postponed. A $7 million appropriation was adopted to begin construction on the two battleships already authorized. Rayner spoke on states rights and executive encroachment. The House approved, 246 to 8, the joint resolution empowering the attorney general to sue Oregon and California Railroad for forfeiture of up to 2.8 million acres in western Oregon. The House recesses again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Washington
Rayner
Oregon and California Railroad Company
Oregon
Hopkins Indictment Sought in Embezzlement Case
In Chicago on April 24 Judge Bethea named Edwin Day receiver for Wallace H Hopkins Co. Attorney Gustave J Tatge asked grand jury to indict Hopkins on embezzlement charges. Hopkins has vanished amid hundreds of creditors. The firm at 181 Lasalle Street advertised itself as a dealer in stocks and bonds with mining stock sales as its main business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bethea
Edwin ¢. Day
Wallace H. Hopkins Company
Gustave J. Tatge
Grand
Wallace H. Hopkins
Hopkins Company
Lasalle Street
Phase of Rockford graft case opens new hearings
Investigating commissioners summoned members of the Chemical Heat and Power company in Rockford Alabama on April 24 to testify in the graft case. The company originated in Rockford in opposition to Rockford Edison and was later acquired by it. Details of the alleged holdup are expected to be disclosed in upcoming sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Cemical Heat and Power Company
Rockford Edison Company
Force to Awe Fanatics in Ainchair Region
Genery Vigy commandant of the second brigade of Algerian infantry leads a 4 500 strong column in a demonstration aimed at suppressing anti French fanaticism among Berber and eastern Maurish tribesmen in Ainchair Algeria April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colomb
Baseball scores from the league and divisions
Scores from Chicago April 24 include League games with Brooklyn beating New York 4 1 and Chicago 2 Cincinnati 1, Pittsburg 1 St Louis 0. American games Cleveland 5 Chicago 0, Detroit 5 St Louis 2, Philadelphia 3 New York 1, Washington 6 Boston 4. Association games Milwaukee 3 Columbus 1, Toledo 8 Kansas City 7, Louisville 6 St Paul 0, Indianapolis 6 Minneapolis 5. Western games Omaha 8 Lincoln 2, Pueblo 138 Sioux City -, Denver 19 Des Moines 7.
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Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
American
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Western
Omaha
Lincoln
Pueblo
Sioux City
Spring gardening at the Star to night
592 H. T. Nutt arrived home this morning from Mt. Pleasant, where he has been for a short time on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star Tonight
H. T. Nutt
Mt. Pleasant
Foley’s Urino Laxative Best for Women and Children
Lemmon's Pharmacy promotes Foley’s Urino Laxative as the best choice for women and children with mild action and pleasant taste. It claims to cure constipation and avoids harsher purgatives like pills and tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Cough Cure
A health ad urges choosing Foley's Honey and Tar to cure stubborn coughs and expel colds with claims of no harmful drugs. Mentions Lemmon's Pharmacy. G A Smith rides as a passenger to Winfield for Standard Land Co interests this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Lemmon's Pharmacy
G. A. Smith
Winfield
Standard Land Co
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Evening Journal
Orville Elder
Puriisurr
Laws
Eno
SmiseTor
Warfield
Acre Nursery
Court House
J. M. Taylor
Hotel Colenso
M. J. Munshower
Howard L. McCleery
Union Stock Yards
Chicago, Il
Johmson
S. Kraut
Royal Market
Gook & Sherman
Pioneer Drug Store
Southwest Corner Square
U. S
Marion T. Anderson
Ararchy
Uncle Sam
the County News
Railroad Notes
Lloyd Hartwick
George Payne
Eldon
Wescoe
Couch
Luncs
Dr. King
Cgvss
ALL Throat
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Minute Supreme Court
Bill Outlawry
Hopkins
Steck
FANGY
H. F. Stege
Buton
Vici
Chas. D. Gorham
Windsor Grocer
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