Local Bread and Treats At Johnsons And The Vienna
Fresh rolls bread angel food and devils food at the Vienna and Johnsons with a fine cookie line. Visitors in city include Robert Crail Clyde Robbins Miss Carrie Rowan Eloise Rice Lulu Matthews. Fresh vegetables at South Side Market. Pension grant to Mrs Sarah Ellen Southard dated April 11 1908 via Kellogg agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crail
Vienna
Carrie Rowan
Ainsworth
Clyde Robbins
Crawfordsville
Mrs. C. ©. Rice
Eloise
Keota
Kellogg
Sarah Ellen Southard
William Southard
Doings of the People in County Communities April News
Local notes report residents traveling visiting sick relatives and hospital stays. Mrs Skinner and daughter travel to Marion Kansas. A K Stewart returns from Des Moines for a sister’s death. Mrs Anderson ill near Keota. Maude in hospital in Iowa City recovering. Mrs Nanum visits daughter Nea Verners. death of Mrs Haupt in Canada. John Brown seeks hospital treatment. Arthur Yard returns home from Washington. Ben Briley visits Junction. Harley Rhea and Rev J H Taylor seen in town. church services listed for Presbyterian Methodist and United Presbyterian with pastors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Stewart
Des Moines
Jake Anderson
Keota
Earl Erdice
Iowa City
Miss Maude
Nanum
Sigourny
Nea Verners
Haupert
Canada
Berk
John Brown
Arthur Yard
Washington
Ben Briley
Junction
Tedford
Harley Rhea
J. H. Taylor
Wyman
Rev. E
Genung
Methodist
J. Hi. Taylor
United Presbyterian
W. G. Robertson
Local residents and visits around Dublin and Grace Hill
April 24 notes show Mrs. Martin Augustine of West Chester visiting her old home south of Dublin. Mae McCaleb and her mother spent Tuesday afternoon with Sidney Smith. Mr. Schull of Grace Hill did papering for Joe Richardson. Walter Wolfer plans to depart for Canada soon. Mrs. Jesse Augustine visited J. B. McCaleb Thursday evening. John Carkoff and J. B. McCaleb doing carpentry at Frank Snyder's this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Augustine
West Chester
Dublin
Mae McCaleb
Sidney Smith's
Mr. Schull
Grace Hill
Joe Richardson
Walter Wolfer
Canada
Jesse Augustine
J. B. McCaleb
John Carkoff
Frank Snyder
Saturday and Sunday visits and local changes
April 24 notes show Miss Ethel Hayes at home with her parents over the weekend. Mrs. Cora Snyder and children Curtis and Harold visited relatives in Keota then returned Monday evening. Miss Leona Bell stays with Mrs. Curt Wells to help with work. Mr. and Mrs. Kephart of Washington visited their daughter Mrs. Gus Strum. Clarence Barnett spent Saturday evening in Washington with his parents. Frank Smith injured his hand on a hedge thorn recently and bears trouble. Miss Mary Meyer of Grace Hill stays with her sister Mrs. Lottie Robertson. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Blickensderfer with Miss Susie Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hayes
Cora Snyder
Curtis
Harold
Keota
Leona Bell
Curt Wells
Kephart
Washington
Daugher
Gus Strum
Clarence Barnett
Frank Smith
Mary Meyer
Grace Hill
Lottie Robertson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Blickensderfer
Susie Wednseday
Mrs Bishop family heads west after visit in Lincoln
Mrs Robert Bishop and children of Lincoln Illinois, who have spent the past week at the Harry Bishop home, left this morning for a brief stop at West Chester. They plan to proceed to North Dakota for the summer. Mr and Mrs G W Weber and son Farrel departed last evening for Wapello, summoned by a family illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bishop
Lincoln
Harry Bishop
West Chester
North Dakota
G. W. Weber
Farrel
Wapello
Fort Dodge Wins State Interscholastic Debate Championship
The Fort Dodge High School debating team defeated Cedar Falls in the State University auditorium to claim the state interscholastic championship. Cedar Falls remains eastern half champion after defeating Burlington. Fort Dodge argued against disarmament limits as a path to world peace. Judges were C W Bingham, E S Hartwell, and C M Dutcher. The Cedar Falls team included Carson Taylor Max Canning and Glenn Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Fort Dodge High School
Cedar Falls
State University
Fort Dodge
Burlington
C. W. Bingham
Cedar Rapids
E. S. Hartwell
C. M. Dutcher
Carson Taylor
Max Canning
Glenn Davis
East Waterloo
Eskader
Death and treasure found around Bedford recluse Galliday
A Bedford man recounts the sad tale of Dr A M Galliday whose life ended in misery and isolation. Searchers recover more than 42 000 in gold and silver from the hovel and office where he dwelt. Over 2 000 silver dollars and various gold coins are among the notes and bills found, some glued together with age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Iowa
A. M. Galliday
Doctor Galliday
AINSWORTH Notes Apr 25 Busy Local Social Roundup
April 25 report from Ainsworth lists J F R Leonard departing for Texas on business, Dr A J Laird in Washington, Mrs T H Newell visiting relatives, Miss Mabel Stewart with Miss Bessie Curran in Washington, Fred Rush returning from Independence Hospital, Prof Joe McConnell and daughter Mary visiting Cedar Rapids, Mr Phillips of West Liberty arriving with his ill wife, and Mildred Stearns hosting a birthday gathering for fourteenth year with many gifts and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. R. Leonard
Texas
A. J. Laird
Washington
T. H. Newell
Wapello
Mabel Stewart
Bessie Curran
Fred Rush
Independence
Joe McConnell
Mary
Cedar Rapids
Vienna bakers greet arrivals and local notes
Arrivals from West Chester and Davenport visit local homes for Sunday. Miss Jennie Cook stays overnight with the L H O Loughlin family before returning to West Chester. Mrs R S Cook of Warrensburg attends her mother Jane Kerr's funeral then returns home. Will Crooks' bowling team defeats the married men. O E Brown of this city secures a window ventilator patent and sells ventilators in Illinois with a scoop board patent as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Cook
L. H
R. 8. Cook
Warrensburg
Jane Kerr
O. E. Brown
Brown
Ilinois
Paint War Breaks Out Between Senior and Junior Classes
Hostilities at the high school erupt as Juniors are painted and Seniors forced to seek paint removal. Victors remain uncertain amid conflicting reports, with both sides claiming pride in the clash.
Wreck at Millsdale Involves 101 Ranch Show Train
In Joliet area Millsdale saw two cars of the 101 Ranch show train wreck. Two men were severely injured and six mules died as thirty more stampeded through the town after a door broke on their car. Several people narrowly escaped death during the chaotic escape from the out of control animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Ill
Cereas
Millsdale
Representative Hepler Dewan Surprises Commerce Committee
Washington April 25 Representative Hepler Dewan, bedridden for three weeks, has recovered enough to visit the Capitol. His unannounced appearance in the room of the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, which he chairs, sparked a cordial reception and caused the committee meeting to be adjourned by general consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hepler Dewan
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Evans progresses toward recovery at Vasp Robles hot springs
Rear Admiral Evans shows rapid recovery progress at the hot springs in Vasp Robles California. Winston Churchill has been defeated in Manchester while appointed president of the board of trade in Britain's new cabinet. Owensboro Savings Bank and Trust Co. seeks circuit court appointment of a receiver from Judge Birkhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Vasp Robles
Cal
Winston Churchill
Board of Trade
Manchester
Owensboro (Ky
Notice of Lost Umbrellas with Pearl Handle
Silk umbrella with pearl handle and gold end loaned or left somewhere. Also gent's umbrella with "F. W." on handle. Return to this office. 60-2t be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W
Bakery items and cafe offerings at local spots
Fresh fish at the Royal market and a wide bakery selection touted as the largest in the city. Fresh salted peanuts and almonds and candies offered at the Vien na. Shan Clary travels to Ottumwa this morning. Mrs. F. M. Barnoske visits Fredericktown, Mo. Washington Brick & Tile ships carloads of wares while boilers arrive from Chicago for immediate installation at the northeast Washington plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Barnoske
Fredericktown
Vienna
Pays You To Trade Twenty Year Health Sentence
O S Woolever of LeRaysville New York says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him of bleeding piles after twenty years. The salve heals sores boils burns wounds and cuts quickly. 25 cents at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
O. S. Woolever
LeRaysville
N. Y
Lemmon’s
Foley's Ortho Laxative Best for Women and Children
Foley's Ortho Laxative is described as mild and pleasant tasting, making it preferable to harsher purgatives for women and children. It is promoted as a cure for constipation and sold at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Lemmon's Pharmacy
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the Evening Journal
Popissuer
East Main
Acme Nursery
Court House
J. M. Taylor
Hotel Colenso
M. LD. Manshower
A Bvewart
Harry Whittaker
Carnes Ratliff Com.co
Howard L. McCleery
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Til
Johnson's
Lulu Matthews
Havre
The
Academy
South Side
Willie
Foster Cafe
W. Corner Square
Don Hawkins
Mgr
U. S
Thev
Cook Soves
Marion T. Anderson
Ararchy
Uncle Sam
the County News
Amanda Skinner
Marion
Kan
New Haven
Hove
Weath
Dejla Brookhart
Mabel Buckley
Dan Horne
Edna
Wavenport
Harrie Horne
Will Crooks
Hepburn
H. F. Steck
Foster
Star
Royal Market
Shan Clary
Ottumwa
Johnson’s
Washington Brick & Tile Factory
Washington Manufacturing Company
Milwaukee
Peacmes
Teer
J. CG. Smith
Cash Grocery
Buto N
Chas. D. Gorham
J. J. McKeone
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