Fresh rolls and a sale at Chas. Winters by Vienna
A notice notes fresh rolls twice daily at the Vienna and invites readers to Chas. Winters sale Thursday at 10. A. E. Roe rides east on the Rock Island this morning. Fay Farr leaves for Peoria. Mrs. W. B. Meyers visits Davenport for a few days. Ida Dupuis visits Keota. R. H. Walker advertises portable cottages on the Chautauqua grounds built by his brother in Santa Ana California. Hugo Beyer of New London visits Washington, plans a fruit farm excursion, and touts raspberries grapes and plums for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Walker
Walker
Chautauqua Grounds
Santa Ana
Calif
Hugo Beyer
New London
Beyer
Washington
Mr. Beyer
Community testimonial for Chamberlain remedy cure
A Ga resident Sam H. Gwin credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after a measles bout followed by stomach and bowel illness. He reports severe illness during a rain exposure and praises the product, noting continued good health and recommending the remedy through Cook & Sherrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sam H. Gwin
Concord
Cook & Sherie
Coal price hits season low as buyers urged to act
The report notes coal prices are at their lowest of the season and urges buyers to secure coal early to avoid higher costs later. Marion T. Anderson is listed with contact 176 for further inquiry.
Doings of the People in the County Happenings
Miss Mandy Ferguson arrives from Ft. Madison for a visit with the Ode Ferguson home. Local residents Will Easter Norm Pratt visit at the Ode Ferguson home. John McConacey of Washington visits F. M. Smith family. Mrs. Villa Swift travels to Mondamin for a visit at J. M. McCall home. Reeves and Miss Etta Ferru son go to Mt. Pleasant for the fair and relatives. W. Mason of Fort Cobb Okla. dies. burial with old soldiers. Dot Keister resigns as day operator at central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandy Ferguson
Ft. Madison
Ode Ferguson
O. Jugenheimer
Residents sightseers and visits across Iowa and Nebraska
August 13 reports show John Peck and Wil McKee on Washington business. Mrs. Dan Anderson travels with Washington. J H Huston on business in Ainsworth and visits Des Moines Omaha and Iowa Nebraska. Mr and Mrs A Davidson travel to Chautauqua Junction. John Neal and son Mondamin return from W A McCall’s. Robert McCall visits Mondamin family. T W Rickey visits Winfield on business. John Goble Clearfield visits with sisters Maxwell and Ferguson. D H Fox sells home to Mrs Dan Anderson for 1500 dollars. J W Harper returns from Vic to Hedrick and Victor. Fred Ashenhurst arrives from Tingley for local visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peck
Wil McKee
Washington
Dan Anderson
J. H. Huston
Ainsworth
Burlington
Des Moines
Omaha
Iowa
Nebraska
A. Davidson
Junction
Chautauqua
John Neal and Son
Mondamin
W. A. McCall
Robert McCall
John
T. W. Rickey
Winfield
John Goble
Clearfield
Mary Maxwell
Samuel Ferguson
D. H. Fox
J. W. Harper
Victor and Hedrick
Fred Ashenhurst
Tingley
Local Notes on Visits and Travel Across Towns
Autglast 13 Mrs David Thompson returned from Lexington after visiting relatives. Joe Clyde of Washington spent Sunday with cousin Fred Spalding. Mrs M A Bronson, vacationing at home, heads to Chicago to buy millinery stock and plans to tour the east then visit Jamestown exposition before working in Galesburg Ill. Mr and Mrs Marion Crawford returned to Washington after a brief stay. Mrs Jacob Stone suffers eczema on face and neck. Mrs Anna Sweeney and daughter Corena visit then go home to Davenport. Miss Alta Coder starts as day operator at Miller telephone. Miss Omi Funston leaves for relatives at Columbus Junction Chautauqua. H D Hazlett, West Liberty, on business. taking annual rural carrier vacation. Woody Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thompson
Lexington
Joe Clyde
Washington
Fred Spalding
M. A. Bronson
Chicago
Galesburg
Ill
Marion Crawford
Restarves
Jacob Stone
Anna Sweeney
Corena
Davenport
Alta Coder
Letts
Miller Telephone Exchange
Omi Funston
Columbus’ Junction
H. D. Hazlett
West Liberty
Woody Dawson
Local travelers and visitors report on August departures
Mrs. Baker and daughter plan two week visit to Des Moines. Rev Arch L Graham heads to Columbus Junction for Chau tauqua. Mrs. Bowen returns from Chicago after a month with her daughter. William Mason sails to Des Moines Creston then Omaha to visit a son. Home Mission circle meets at Rev Robertson home. Ted Dalton visits Washington. Clarence Lacey and wife return from Columbus Junction. Miss Dusenberry visits Washington. Mrs Helen McCall and children return from two weeks with B A Northup. Mrs W G Robertson leaves Muscatine for West Liberty after visit. Miss Gertie Keiser returns from Chicago. Eva Reed and Mrs Ann Reed called to Richland for Mrs Vastine illness. Mrs Amanda Johnson returns to West Chester after visit with Nevitt. Miss Alice Taylor returns from Washington. Miss Blanche Wallace returns home near Lexington. Dudley Crone returns from Washington. James Shotts and daughter return from Canada. Longs move to Canada in April but expect to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Robertson
Muscatine
West Liberty
J. F. Robertson
Gertie Keiser
Chicago
Eva Reed
Ann Reed
Richland
Vastine
Amanda Johnson
West Chester
Nevitt
Alice Taylor
Washington
Blanche Wallace
Myrtle Edgington
Lexington
Dudley Crone
James Shotts
A. A. Long
Canada
Longs
Local Visitors and Obituary in Brighton Area
August 13 report lists A B Endicott visiting Oska loosa with his parents. Elsie Wilkinson of Washington spent Sunday with her parents here. Elizabeth Verdick of Cedar Falls visits friend Ruha Armstrong. Charles Stout and wife of Washington visit relatives. Mart McNeese funeral held Sunday at 2 30 pm from residence. Burial in Brighton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Wilkinson
Washington
Elizabeth Verdick
Cedar Falls
Ruha Armstrong
Chas. Stout
Mart McNeese
Brighton Cemetery
Chautauqua Attendees and Neighborhood News
Relatives visit Cedar Rapids for Chautauqua in Columbus Junction. Numerous locals and neighbors attend gatherings at various homes near Eureka West Chester and Washington. Threshing underway as Thos Kyle begins work.
Rural Route Roundup Notes Local Visits and No Services
Mrs Kate Bishop visited Ed Bishops home and went to Chas Knapps in West Chester before returning to Washington. Mrs Will Phillips and Ruth visited brother John Thomas at Mediapolis. Misses Marie and Bertie Palmer visited Benson home. Harve Knapp and family visited Marshalltown. Willis Todd and his mother from Washington visited Will Todd. Burhams hosted company from Brighton. Misses Lucy Waggoner Ethel Negley and Margaret Simpson visited Anna and Jean Cherry. Will Palmer and twin brother from Ohio spent Sunday with Henry Horning. Maud McGuire helped Mrs Noecker. Norma Hogue, sister of Mrs Brimhall, returned to Monmouth. No preaching at Pleasant Plains next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Bishop
Ed Bishop
West Chester
Chas. Knapp
Washington
Will Phillips
Ruth
John Thomas
Mediapolis
Marie
Bertie Palmer
Benson
Harve Knapp
Marshalltown
Willis Todd
Will Todd
Burham
Brighton
Lucy Waggoner
Ethel Negley
Margaret Simpson
Anna
Jean Cherry
Will Palmer
Ohio
Henry Horning
Maud McGuire
Noecker
Brimhal
Norma Hogue
Monmouth
Pleasant Plains
Vienna Chosen as Bakery Hub for Chautauqua
The Vienna will serve as the central bakery hub during the Chautauqua event. Local bakers will supply bread pastries and related goods to venues and attendees throughout the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Social events honor Chicago guests and farewell mission entrant
Mrs C C Cunningham hosts a gathering at East Main Street tonight for Misses Besse Louise and May Florine Thielen of Chicago. The First United Presbyterian church societies hold a farewell social on Wednesday August 14 at 3 PM in the church parlors for Miss Ella Montgomery departing Monday for the Warm Springs Indian mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C., Cunningham
East Main Street
Besse Louise
May Florine Thielen
Chicago
First United Presbyterian Church
Ella Montgomery
Warm Springs
Wash
Social Dinner Honors Rev J J Gardenier Bride
Mr and Mrs Chas Corette hosted a 1 o'clock dinner at their South Iowa avenue home for the Rev J J Gardenier and his bride of Birmingham. The G T club plans an evening gathering at Miss Dora Minick's home to honor Miss Nina Isenhart of Des Moines and Miss Laura Ingham of Valparaiso Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Corette
South
Iowa Avenue
J. J. Gardenier
Birmingham
G. T. Club
Dora Minick
Nina Isenhart
Des Moines
Laura Ingham
Valparaiso
Ind
Keota
Chas. Corette Home
Free Hailee? Local Event Promotes Free Entry
Community group invites residents to a free event featuring entertainment and activities. Organizers emphasize accessibility and family friendly fun with no admission or fees. Venue and exact date are listed in announcements.
Local News Roundup From Vienna Lunch Line and Visits
Fresh offerings at the Vienna lunch line and a flurry of travel visits mark the day. Mrs Harrie Horne heads to Davenport to visit friends and relatives while Mrs Villa Swift travels from Havre to Mondamin Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrie Horne
Davenport
Villa Swift
Havre
Mondamin
Iowa
August departures and family health notes from town
August 13 items report Jas Edwards leaving for Wisconsin with belongings, T. E. Johnson recovering from cancer surgery in Chicago, Mrs. Walter Mickey called to Wyoming for her father's illness, Ss. P. Keefer and wife visiting at the Sutherland home while Mr. Sutherland and his brother tour Virginia and Jamestown Exposition. Frank Longer returned from a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Edwards
Wisconsin
T. E. Johnson
Chicago
Walter Mickey
Wyoming
Ss. P. Keefer
Washington
Wm. Sutherland
Mr. Sutherland
Austin
Virginia
Frank Longer
Ice wagon to serve Chautauqua patrons on schedule
The M. T. Anderson ice wagon will operate on the Chautauqua grounds on Thursday and then every second day during the event. Patrons should take enough ice for two days and call the Anderson office to arrange delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Anderson
Anderson
Local News Brief on Illness and Lecture Date Change
Fresh salted peanuts and almonds reported in local notice. M. T. Anderson has shown improvement after illness caused by heat. Reverend Charles R. Brown moves his Bible lecture to Sunday August 18 at 11 o clock instead of Friday August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Brown
Best ten cent pie in the city at the Vienna
Local notes describe Vienna bakery offerings with fresh pies daily. Household visits list Mrs Chal Ford traveling to Cedar Rapids and Rev W R Sawhill heading to LeClaire Prairie for a young people's convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
W. R. Sawhill
LeClaire Prairie
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A. E. Roe
Benz Hotel
2Nd Ave
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Rock Island
W. B. Meyers
Ida Dupuis
Marion T. Anderson
the County News
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Cedar Rapids
Bennett
Charles
Bessie
Mable Steinmitz
J. Pickens
Milt Fread
W. W. Mason
Fort Cobb
Oklo
Crawfordsville
A. B. Endicott
Oskaloosa
Acheson
Jas. Clegg
Alma Johnson
Columbus Junction
Will Cherry
Frank Abdill
Della Dawson
Roy
Clay Humston
Mr. Benda
Eureka
Leo Zook
Sam Anderson
Otto Schiebel
Frank McKay
Albert Simpson
Chas. Atkinson
Glen
Flossie Abdi
Arthur Fetters
P. Keefer
Geo. Fetters
Thos. Kyle
Frank McElroy
May Humston
John Beatty
John Simpson
Frank
Miss Edwards
Nate Jones
Besse
John Green
Ralph
Grecian
Murray Conger
St. Regis
hiaRails Elias
Lisle
Menen
I. Rothschild & Co
South Side Square
the Vienna
W. O. Fisher
Will Crawford
Arthur Wilcox
Nettie Wilcox
Cora Perham
M. A. M. Shellabarger
City
H. M. Shellabarger
Miss Benn
H. Benn
Iowa City
John L. Stevens
Lowa City
Dade Shearer
Elizabeth Greenawood
Misa Ethel Jacobs
Pella
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