County News Happenings In The County Social Gatherings
Dublin residents Mr and Mrs W E Augustine visited southeast of Washington. Mr and Mrs Ray Sanders and son Lee spent Sunday at D C Robertson's. Del Maghan Lawyer Hughes and family from Guthrie Center stayed with J B Mc Caleb. Mae McCalen visits Henry Luithly. Ladies Aid plans an ice cream social on the lawn next Saturday night. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EK
Augustine
Cale Lemiley
Washington
Ray Sanders
Lee
D. C. Robertson
del Maghan
Hughes
Joseph
Frank Wolfe
Guthrie Center
Menry Luithly
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sleepy Hollow Social Roundup Amid Visits and Travel
In Sleepy Hollow on August 24, residents report visitors and trips. Ernest Miller and wife hosted Brighton guests. Clara Groendycke plans a Minneapolis teaching return. Carl Miller bought 160 acres in South Dakota. A Brook shipped five cattle loads from Titus to Chicago. Sam Kellogg and Mrs. Kellogg visited W. W. Watson. many locals visited relatives and friends in Washington Illinois and elsewhere while illness and farm business continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Miller
Brighton
Clara Groendycke
Sam Richardson
Minneapolis
North
Fred Taylor
Illinois
Carl Miller
South Dakota
John Lape
Washington
Pauline Slattery
St. Louis
W. W. Watson
Jimmie Stevenson
Fairfield
A. Brook
Titus
Chicago
Brook
Sam Miller
Sam Kellogg
W.W. Watson's
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Fred Wagner
Rural Route No Two reports a baby boy born Saturday evening at the Wagner home. Threshing is mostly finished locally as the machine returns home. Fred Cannon and family relocate to Illinois. Sam Petratz loses his driving horse Sunday. County Supervisor Gibson's bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wagner
Fred Cannon
Ilinois
Sam Petratz
Gibson
Brigde
Eureka School to Open with Conesville Teacher
The Eureka school will begin Monday with Miss Grace Stickley of Conesville as teacher. The Misses Edith McBride and Leora Taylor will teach at the Shiloh and Gray districts. Brindley and Van Sickle bought cattle from Wm Hesseltine and drove them to Washington Monday. The Rev Priesthal visits the Eureka neighborhood today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hopping
Eureka
Grace Stickley
Conesville
Edith McBride
Leora Taylor
Shiloh
Gray
Wm. Hesseltine
Ethel Waters
Wilber Beenblossom
Brindley & van Sickle
Hesseltine
Washington
Priesthal
August 24 Community News Highlights and Local Moves
Mrs Emma Herring and son Arthur left for Milner Illinois after a visit at Peter Wittings. Henry county fair drew attendees from Mt Pleasant. Peter Graber Canton Ohio buys horses. Joe Nebel tour includes White Wing Seattle expo. Berkey Bros Trenton drill a well near Joel Zingg farm. John H L Witting to Berne Indiana for Mennonite conference. Mart Richer Joe Miller Milford Nebraska visit. John Morehouse new village smith from Mt Pleasant. Harvey Hales visit Martinsburg. John Leichty to Buckeye state for weeks with relatives. Wil L Stafford sold 80 acre farm north town. John K Leichty buyer. School opened. Margaret Eicher hired. Rev Clever preaches Mennonite church. arch cement bridge south of town. Joseph Mast at Burlington river carnival. barge explosion killed three. North Dakota trip home. J Butler to become principal. Mrs Breen leaves for Miles City Montana. Milwaukee Coast Extension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Herring
Arthur
Peter Witting
Milner
Ill
Mt. Pleasant
Peter Graber
Canton
Joe Nebel
Pacific Coast
White Wing
Minn
Seattle
Berkey Bros
Trenton
Joel Zingg
Mamie Reynolds
Wayland
John HL. Witting
Berne
Ind
Mart Richer
Joe Miller
Milford
Nebr
John Morehouse
Harvey Hales
Martinsburg
Mr. Clever
Enid
Okla
Henry County
Joseph Mast
Burlington
Mast
Mrs John Wood Visits Ill Aunt In St Louis
West Chester August 25 Mrs John Wood of south of town was called to St Louis to see her aunt who is very ill. Lem Cherry and A McEwain were here on business Tuesday. Geo Stevenson of Keota was here on business Tuesday. Mrs Charlie Goodspeed and Wer ton Goodspeed returned to Chicago last evening. Milt Godfrey shipped three loads of hogs Tuesday and Joe Limerman shipped three loads of cattle to Chicago the same day. There was a social at Eli Van Sickle's Tuesday. All report a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood
South of Town
Lem Cherry
A. McEwain
Geo. Stevenson
Keota
Charlie Goodspeed
Werton Goodspeed
Chicago
Milt Godfrey
Joe Limerman
Eli van Sickle
Local Notes From Ainsworth and Visitors
August 24.5am Stephens and Donald Freeland left for the Iowa river to load melons. August 25 visitors include Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Oltmanus of Peoria Illinois visiting Harm Radamaker, Mrs. B. F. Martin of Chicago visiting her father Jesse Marr, and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Crawford of Republic Missouri. Rev. J. E. Weigle and wife depart for Delaware Ohio after a three year pastorate. many friends here regret his departure. Chas. R. Stearns was a Washington visitor yesterday. J. M. Stewart has been in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Donald Freeland
Iowa River
B. J. Oltmanus
Peoria
Harm Radamaker
B. F. Martin
Chicago
Jesse Marr
D. W. Crawford
Republic
J. E
Local News Recap From The Fair And Nearby Travel
Box and Dewey advertise envelopes and tablets at The Fair. Santa Claus starts his fair supplies as Chal Ford tours Keota for Sol Rich Co. Various residents visit Richland Kalona and Letts on business. New fashion goods at Jean Huysmans Ladies’ Tailoring. Krystal glassware arrives. John Shields camping party catches 80 pounds of fish. City Bus Line contact via phone. Staff changes at W. H. Butterfield’s office. Local families camp and fish near Brighton and Cedar River. hot weather noted with 92 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chal Ford
Keota
Sol Rich & Co
Jolman
John Skipton
Charles Norval
Richland
John Shields
Rubio
Frank Rogers
Flossie Peck
W. H. Butterfield
Joe Matthews
George ‘Leas
Sherm Crone
Brighton
Local Visitors and Funerals Reported in Crawfordsville
Clarence and Ralph Moorehead returned from Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Baker and children left Hillsdale Kan sas after visiting C. M. Strain. Harry Pearson of Ainsworth attended Doris McCoy’s funeral. Ed Owen and family from Fairfield arrived for a visit. Mrs. J. Hi Pearson returned to Ainsworth after the funeral service for Doris McCoy. John Maxwell and the Misses Jeanette Wooley and Lois Harper were Washington visitors. John Long John Mitchell Mr. Boyd Twinam and Mrs. Sherwood came back from Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Ralph Moorehead
Kansas City
Mrs. Baker
C. M. Strain
Hillsdale
Kansas
Harry Pearson
Ainsworth
Doris McCoy
Ed Owen
Fairfield
J. Hi. Pearson
John Maxwell
Jeanette Wooley
Lois Harper
Washington
John Long
John Mitchell
Boyd Twinam
Sherwood
Burlington
Brighton Social Fete Honors Bennett Birthday
On Monday evening August 23 at Rev C L Walker home a surprise party celebrated C E Bennett birthday with games ice cream cake and coffee. Several Brighton residents traveled to Chicago for visits and funerals were held for Will C Harris and Jacob Trag y.
Relief from intense colicky pains with a Kentucky anecdote
For years I suffered from intense colicky pains with no relief until a friend recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After a few doses I was entirely relieved four years ago and have had no return. Sold by F. L. Stolte and Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. Mason
Beaver Dam
Chamberlain
F. L. Stolte and
Lemmon
Visit Fills Eggers Home As Relatives Travel South
Government thermometer at noon yesterday showed several degrees warmth from southerly winds. Dr. D. F. Eggers of Chicago visits his brother Ted Eggers. Neph ew of Mrs Seggers H Butler from South Bend and Harry Horn of Marmouth N D visit at the Eggers home. Charles Brown moves into Heights residence bought from M M McCleery. Mr McCleery moves into Nicola house on East Main bought recently. Edwin Knupp purchases Isenhart property on South Iowa Avenue vacated by Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Eggers
Chicago
Ted Eggers
H. Butler
South Bend
Ind
Seggers
Harry Horn
Marmouth
N. D
Kiggers
Eggers
Charles Brown
the Heights
M. McCeery
Mr. McCleery
Nicola
East Main Street
Edwin Knupp
Isenhart
Iowa Avenue
Mr. Brown
Bargain Prices At the Wyoming Girl Act
The Wyoming Girl at Graham Thursday night offered bargain prices as the circus faced opposition. The act is described as high priced, but organizers cut prices to 10 20 30 to draw crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Graham
Delightful Musical at A. M. E. Church Praised
A recent evening performance at the A. M. E. Church drew praise for Horace Spencer as director and for multiple soloists. Soprano Miss Spencer, pianist Miss Motts, and tenor Webster Stovall received strong applause for pieces including Ave Maria and The Palms, with readings and encores highlighting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. E. Church
Horace Spencer
Spencer
Itelen Motts
Sctar
Iota Phillips
Spencer Brothers
Webster Stovall
Webster
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Dublin
Sleepy Hollow
J.C. Smith
the Sanitary Grocery
North Dakota
Will Martin
Roy Wood
J. R. Butler
Alexandria
Iowa
Butler
Robert Breen
J.S. Hazen
Miles City
Montana
Son
That City
West Chester
Missouri
Box & Dewey
Santa Claus
Robert Furnace
Letts
Charlies Brown
Kalona
W. B. Bell
J. A. Cunningham
Main Creek
Jean Huysmans
Krystal
Marion O'Loughlin
Sam Knauss
Alex Coffman
Joe Dawson
Cedar River
Fredonia
Lewis Mason
Madrid
E. G. Mason
Andy Augustine
Crawfordsville
C. L. Walker
C. E. Bennett
Bennett
Jordcn
John Brier
Goldie
Weyand
Jack Weyand
Brier
L. Walker
Guy
Will C. Harris
Packwood
Mr. Koepke
Floris
Starry van Sant
Aldineitch
A .B. Cornell
New Sharon
Jacob ‘Tragy
Emma Dencker
Emma Clark
Bertha Newuist
Perry Davis
C. S. Lemmon
Popham
Williams Mfg. CO
Props
Cleveland
McElhinney Drug Co
Cardus
Katie Burliso
Wyeth
Wryeth
Westlake
West Main Street
Rochester
Hesita
Wyeth Chemical Company
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