Convention Concludes after eleventh annual gathering
The Woman's Presbyterial Missionary Society of Iowa Presbytery of the Reformed Presbyterian Church adjourned after its eleventh annual convention at the Church of the Covenanters. Delegates from Hopkinton Sharon Morning Sun and Wyman attended. Donations and bank offerings raised funds for missions while sessions debated extension of Christ's kingdom and a twentieth century message to women of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Presbyterial Missionary Society of
Iowa
the Reformed Presbyterian Church
Church of the Covenanters
Mra
D. Trumbull
Morning Sun
J. B. Stephenson
Glenwood
Mion
W. C. Allen
W. 8. Wylie
Ella McKean
Hopkington
Robi Wallace
Wyman
T. P. Robb
Linton
Alice Carruthers
Sharon
Ella Edgar
Ann Martin
Albert Donahue
Elia McKean
Capt. Montgomery
First United Presbyterian Church
R. P. Lewis
Second United Presbyterian
KE. T. Wiley
Foreign Society
the Methodist Church
O.T. Smith
Home Society of
Methodist Church
Lewis Wallace
J. Roberts
Presbyterian Church
C. D. Trumbull
Morning Saw
W. R. McElhinney
Sadie Edgar
Mary Wilson
Ft. Sill
Vicw
J. K. Dunn
Women of Our Church
Juliet A. Cannon
Chicago
Mira Joseph
M. M. Martin
Henderson
Thomas Hensleigh
Trambuall
J. A. Black
Eliza Cannon
Nettie Samson
Washington
W. ©. Allen
M. E. Wilson
Rebecca Hay
P. Wylie
G. W. May
Christian Endeavor Convention Opens at Covenanters Church
The Christian Endeavorers opened a convention at the Church of the Covenanters this afternoon with Robert W. Robb of Sharon as president and W. O. Ferguson of Hopkington as vice president. Lela McKihhinney of Morning Sun is recording secretary Rae McElhinney is corresponding secretary and Rhoda Hill of Chicago serves as treasurer. The program to be carried out follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Covenanters
Christian Endeavorers
Robert W. Robb
Sharon
Society
W. O. Ferguson
Hopkington
Lela McKihhinney
Morning Sun
Rae McElhinney
Rhoda Hill
Chicago
Kidnapped Woman Held for 50000 Ransom Near Bennett
A Sanbury wife of a wealthy farmer was abducted Sunday night and a $50,000 ransom demanded. Her husband and the couple’s son were approached, and she was confined in a deserted farm house cellar while the husband was driven toward a second meeting. Augusta Leuth, a Bennett resident, was jailed on suspicion after identification by the victim. public opinion remains divided on his guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo T Hillstow
Bennett
Hillstow
Walcott
Sunbury
Thustow
Hillsrow
August Leuth
Louth
Augusta
German farm hand arrested on Hillstow farm in Tipton
August Lueth a German farm hand was taken from a granary on a Hillstow farm near Bennett after a revolver was found during a search. He denies guilt though Mrs Hillsrow identifies him as the criminal. Lueth admits the traveling bag found with a missing woman belonged to him and awaits a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Bennett
Hillstow
Tie
August Lueath
DYSENTERY CURED WITHOUT THE AID OF A DOCTOR
A Drummond Tennessee merchant credits Chamberlin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing dysentery without a physician. He says one small bottle did the job and praises it as the best cholera medicine. Available at Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman Ga. CG Mayer buys surveys from Hervey Bell at low prices after a strong sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Pinner
Drummond, Tenn
Chamberlin
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Preventing Death by Own Action Promoted by Electric-Bitters
A pamphlet proclaims a preventative against self destruction. It claims despondency leads to death by own action and promises Electric-Bitters as a tonic to strengthen nerves and improve digestion and organ function. Available for 50e at Stewart's Pharmacy with satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Pharmaceutical wording in a mid century ad brief
A g cent package suffices for ordinary occasions while a family bottle holds a yearly supply. The text notes that all druggists sell these items and mentions Sa cents as price or value. The fragment implies common medicinal sales for households.
Ice Cream Supper For Pleasant Hill Church Benefit
West Havre notes an ice cream supper to benefit Pleasant Hill church next Friday evening. Mrs Putman improves from illness. John Caldwell reports hog losses to cholera. Friese remains ill. George Eglin begins foundation for a new house. Chicago visitors return home after weeks away. Miss Eda Kos and Marty Holub visit Mrs Wes Reiner. Kos accompanies cousin to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hii Chhards
George Eglin
Chicago
Eda Kos
Marty Holub
Wes Reiner
Miss Kos
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure known to medicine for catarrh, claiming constitutional treatment that reaches blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 for any failure to cure and urge sending for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J, Chenny & Co
Toledo
Traggiate
Lall
Family gathering at the Cocklin home near Eureka
Mr and Mrs Cocklin entertained Robi Taylor of Verdi Dr J S Cocklin of Livingston Wis and George Brinton and family of this city at a small family gathering yesterday at the Cocklin residence near Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DP. B. Cocklin
Eureka
Stewart's Pharmacy and local notices of events
Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman announce a buyback offer and guarantee for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Local items note visits by Mrs Sherman Welch and daughters to Muscatine, bakery offerings from Johnson, and trips of Mr and Mrs Lee Martin to Davenport. A social at J H Laughead residence and an entertainment by Brinton Entertaining Co at Graham opera house are scheduled. County Treasurer Shearer attended the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherm Welch
Dora and
Anna Houck
Omaha
Muscatine
Johnson Bakery
Boston
Lee Martin
Peoria
Frank Marvel
Davenport
Brinton Entertaining Co
Graham Opera House
Washington
Grain Futures Report Summary
Market snapshot shows Wheat, Corn and Oats futures with nearby contracts trading around mixed levels. Prices reflect front month activity and speculative demand, with notable margins on September Wheat and December Oats as traders weigh supply signals.
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Lemmon & Lewis
East Side
Opticians
W. H. Harris
MR. WM. Melrose
America
Mellete
The
Air
Jenner
den of Performing Lions
New York
Windsor Grocery
Jaracamph
Atalgoo Druggista
Columbia Pharmacy
J. E. Lemmon
G. H. Pratt, M. D
Cook & Sherman's Drug Store
Good Lady's Wheel
Hobson & Gove
Grecian
South 2Nd Ave
P. m
Jd. E. Dodge
the Johnson Bakery
Presbyterial Missionary Society of
Pres
Robert Robb
Martha Dill
Hopking
Son
Blanche Wilson
Ernest Allen
Dodds, Wyman
Ton
Juoior Endeavor
Rev
Robt
Clark
Alfred Kilpatrick
Wilson Reid
the Lodge
Karma Clauss
Lake Reno
Keck's Grove
Christian Endeavor Convention
Woman
Sanbury
West Havre
John Caldwell
Richmond
Jugenheimer
Jim Yanskey’s
Mr. Friese
Stewart’s Pharmacy, Cook & Sherman Will
Chamberlain's
Shearer
J. H. Laughead
First
Second United Presbyterian Churches
Batiste
Dimitie
Bsc
India
Hughes & Co
Brookman
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Chicago Board of Trade
McCall Bros
Tce
M. Lombardo
Colenso
Frank Rogers
Ee Hee
And
Harris
Columbia
Gervais Street
E. C. Keck
West Washington-st
Solomon
E. C. Carris
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