Local travelers head to fairs and colleges across Iowa
Charles Cutright and wife left for Des Moines to attend the state fair. L. D. Higgins and E. P D. Morrison were business passengers for Oskaloosa. Miss Harriet Keck left for Brighton to visit Doctor Terry. Frank Roper and wife and sister in law traveled to Des Moines for the fair. Don Handy left for Ames to attend Iowa State College. G. W. Wallace went to Jariham Indianola and Winterset for George H. Paul Land Co. Mrs. Bowman arrived from St Louis to visit Henry Parkinson. Miss Gladys Wilson left for Galesburg Illinois after visiting her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cutright
Des Moines
Frank Roper
G. W. Wallace
Jariham
Indianola
Winterset
George H. Paul Land Co
Gladys Wilson
Wisie Long
Galesburg
George Hopengardner
Will Hopengardner
Anna Hopengardner
Cobs For Sale At One Dollar A Load By Baxter
Note lists numerous social notices with names and travel plans into Des Moines for the state fair. Also records visits between families in Wellman Minois and O L Brock residence and trips to Brighton and Anson Woodford home with references to Mrs. Hatton and Mrs. Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Fulton
Wellman
Brighton
Anson Woodford
A. L. Dusenberry
Free Trial Box Of Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy Offered
A promotional notice offers a free trial size box of Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy to prove its merit. The snow white antiseptic balm contains ingredients like dil eucalyptus thymos and menthol and claims instant and lasting relief for nose and throat catarrh. Durable jars priced at 50 cents are available through J H Stewart with address to Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Racine
Cheap Rates to Pacific Coast From Iowa Central Railway
The Iowa Central Railway announces daily sales until October 15 offering one way tickets to California Oregon Washington British Columbia Utah Montana Idaho and Mexico at $15.00 below regular fare. Contact agents or address 4A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central Railway
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Mexico
Presbyterian Endeavor Society Meets After Prayer
The regular business meeting of the Presbyterian Christian Endeavor society will be held this evening after prayer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
Miss Irma Wilbur Hosts Friends Tonight
Miss Irma Wilbur will entertain a company of friends this evening at her home south of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Wilbur
Kathryne Hopenggardner Invites Guests to Hobby Party
Miss Kathryne Hopenggardner issues invitations for a hobby party Thursday evening at her home on East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryne Hopenggardner
East Washington Street
Beaver Falls Trio Attended David Love Home Event
The Rev. Arthur Johnson and Miss Bessie Johnson of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania and Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson were entertained today at the David Love home near Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Johnson
Bessie Johnson
Beaver Falls
Elizabeth Anderson
David Love
Ainsworth
British guests attend dinner at Brown residence
The Rev. and Mrs. Elias Handy and Miss Alice Southall of Dudley England were entertained at dinner yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brown, northwest of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Handy
Alice Southall
Dudley
England
W. E. Brown
City
Dinner guest list features Chicago visitor at Kendall home
Miss Bessie Purvis hosted a 6 o'clock dinner last evening at her South avenue B residence. Among the guests was Ralph Gibson of Chicago, visiting at the Kendall home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Purvis
South Avenue
Ralph Gibson
Chicago
Kendall
Helping Hand Circle Plans All Day Picnic
The Helping Hand circle of the King’s Daughters of the Second United Presbyterian church will enjoy an all day picnic tomorrow at the home of Miss Margaret Brooks, northwest of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
The
Second United Presbyterian Church
Margaret Brooks
Young people enjoy picnic by Main creek woods
A party of youths drove to Main creek south of the city last evening and picnicked in Darbyshire's woods. The group, led by Hazel Ward and others, shared supper by a bonfire and each member told a story, enjoying an ideal night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Creek
Darbyshire
Hazel Ward
Fannie Winter
Marguerite McGugin
Martha Brindley
Mary Steck
Dorothy Miller
Florence Patterson
Carrie Winter
Blanche Guthrie
James Dye
Funeral Party Arrives for Miss Mary Tondre
The funeral party for Miss Mary Tondre arrived from Chicago on No. 11 after an inquest in Chicago returned an accidental death verdict. Work on funeral plans awaits word on Mrs. L. Benz's arrival from Los Angeles and the arrival of Peter Tondre of Fairbury Nebraska is expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tondre
Chicago
No. 11
L. Benz
Los Angeles
Peter Tondre
Fairbury
Nebr
Bakers versus Barbers Set for Next Tuesday Clash
The bakers and barbers finalize plans for their postponed ball game to be held next Tuesday September 3 in Washington. A large crowd is expected as both sides seek revenge after the last defeat with weather conditions to allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakers
Barbers
Washington
Lockjaw Sighting Delays Safe Recovery For Miller
Joseph Miller a 56 year old carpenter and farmer from Germanville suffers lockjaw after a large splinter punctured his right thumb ten days ago. Doctor Park of Brighton and Dr Hull opened the thumb removing the splinter portion and report his condition has improved though the outlook remains grave with high fatality rates for lockjaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Miller
Germanville
Miller
Park
Brighton
Pr. J. H. Hull
Committee to report on flour company proposition
The committee appointed to examine the Allen B. B. Flour Co. proposal will report to subscribers tonight at 7:30 at the Commercial Club. A full attendance of the fund subscribers is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen B. B. B. Flour Co
Commercial Club
Baby Has a Charmed Life in Fall From Window
Leona Frazee, age unknown, fell thirty feet from a second story window in Danville Illinois onto bottles and stones but sustained no injuries. Cab driver Mark Payton witnessed the fall and aided the baby whose first words were a cheerful oeeoomee as the mother received her unharmed child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Leona Frazee
John Frazee
West Main Street
Frazee
Mark Payton
Payton
Baby Frazee
Taking Care of Teeth
Dental health tips emphasize rinsing with limewater and bicarbonate of soda to counter mouth acids. Use a soft curving toothbrush with longer tip bristles, brush from gums to tips to clean edges and curves, and floss after meals and at night.
Father of Tennessee as Told by Sprague in Outing Magazine
A passage praising General James Robertson as the founder and progenitor of Tennessee. It emphasizes his frontier leadership, austere Calvinist character, and enduring legacy through descendants, noting his modest settlements and the boldness of early pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
James Robertson
Robertson
Lynn Tew Sprague
Outing Magazine
Governor Beckham pledges aid to ex governor in Power case
Governor Beckham of Kentucky writes to Commonwealth's Attorney Franklin of Frankfort promising to secure ex Governor Taylor's freedom from arrest if he travels to Kentucky to testify in the Power case. The third annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America opens in Cincinnati. Haymond W. Clark of Indiana, surviving member of the 39th Infantry and Grand Army, dies by his own hand in Oakland over financial troubles. Greek professor Kingsbury Batchelder of Hillsdale College dies at Ocean Park Missouri at 67 from cancer. Eugene Moriarty editor of the Worcester Post drowns while bathing at Lake Quinsigamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckham
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Franklin
Frankfort
Franklin Han
Taylor
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Cincinnati
Haymond W. Clark
Thirty
Indiana
Grand Army
Oakland
Cal
Kingsbury Batchelder
Hillsdale College
Mich
Ocean Park
Eugene Moriarty
Worcester (Mass
Wandon
Lake Quinsigamond
Alligator tale tests faith of Brooklyn worker
A Brooklyn worker returning from Florida recounts a close escape from an alligator. His employer cites Jonah and the whale to test faith, but the man argues a whale remembers, while an alligator would not. The exchange highlights religious humor in a case of perceived danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Florida
Darky
Jonah
New York Press
Centers for Buyers and the Need for Breed Centers in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Bulletin argues districts should specialize in distinct horse types to attract buyers at profitable prices. It notes Richland County's large Percheron mares and calls for regional centers with uniform draft or carriage horses to build a strong market, warning against competition among breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland County
Jefferson County
Lake Mills
Athens
Marathon County
Fred Rietbrock
Wisconsin
Department of Agriculture
Veterinary insights on sore mouth in Virginia cattle and related herd care
Article summarizes treatments from Southern Planter and Rural New Yorker for sore mouth in cattle including pasture removal, soft feed, warm creoline washes, and a potash iron glycerin solution. It also covers horse digestion issues with mouth care, a worming mix, and lamb worm control plus wart remedies for cows teats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Spencer
State Experiment Station
New Yorker
Donald MccIntosh
Doings of the People continued from page 2
August 28 notices report Mrs C P Nichols and Vera returning from Chicago and Mrs Henry Goble and daughter visiting in Algona. Several residents travel to Des Moines Galesburg Washington and Keota for family and social visits with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Nichols
Vera
E. G. Beitel
Chicago
Henry Goble
Iowa Falls
Stephen Hayden
J. M. Stewart, Jr
J. Baird
Homer
Washington
L. B. Cocklin
Richard Stephens
E. J. Southworth
Galesburg
Owen Fleharty
New Windsor
C. T. Nash
Des Moines
Amanda Clark
Pennsylvania
S.J. Carson
Myrtle Stewart
Amos Stewart
Algona
N. M. Anderson
Ina
Eva Crone
J. E. Booth
Clara Trotter
Keota
Walter Boyer Heads to Des Moines for Jacob Zeck
Westchester August 28 Walter Boyer leaves for Des Moines to attend Jacob Zeck who fell yesterday morning and was better last evening and able to be on the street W Ralston returns from the state fair I R Munro brings three cattle loads from Missouri Twenty seven tickets were sold to the state fair this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Boyer
Des Moines
Jacob Zeck
W. ©. Ralston
I. R. Munro
Missouri
Local People Attend Fair and Visit in Washington Area
W P and E J Davidson traveled to Des Moines for the fair. Dr J H Hull of Washington spent last evening with the Hull family. Jeannette, Nina Wooley, and Lena Maxwell left for Washington this morning. Mrs J R Rickey went to Columbus Junction to attend the fair and visit her parents. Mrs Jane Cowger and granddaughter arrived from Daisy North Dakota to visit and spend the winter. Rob McCall returned from Burlington. John Lease and family visited in Washington yesterday. Mr and Mrs John Anwy were visitors in Washington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P
E. J. Davidson
Des Moines
J. H. Hull
Washington
Rob McCall
Burlington
John Lease
John Anwy
Winsor Family Plans New York Visit After Keota Stay
A. K. Winsor and daughter Miss Elsie are in Keota for a few days with old friends before traveling to New York to visit his sister. Former station agent Winsor greeted old acquaintances as they prepared for their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Winsor
Elsie
New York
Mr. Winsor
O. Keiser
John Keiser
A. W. Hamil
Tom Davies
Des Moines
Wiekeiserg
Groton News Briefs: State Fair Travel and Births
Residents from Groton 8S D travel to Des Moines on the early excursion train for the state fair. Charles Greenweed welcomes a baby girl. A. W. Hamil and Keiser ladies depart for Des Moines to visit relatives and attend the fair. John N. Reinert sails to Chicago to buy his fall line of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
David Keiser
Des Moines
Charles Greenweed
A. W. Hamil
Keiser
John N. Reinert
Chicago
Local Visitors and Trips Highlight Community Notes
George F. Anderson left Unis for Olds on a brief business trip. Mrs. Will Leeper and daughter from Noble visited the city for photos at Frey’s Studio. Mrs. H. T. Nutt traveled to Winfield to visit relatives. Mills Taylor from Morning Sun attended a reception for Rev. and Mrs. W Robb. The Westrings left for Galesburg after visiting at A. P. Peterson’s home. Paul and Teuscher headed home from Corpus Christi with a land buying party of twenty two, and John Mathers plans to move south with family amid satisfaction with the new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Anderson
Unis
Olds
Will Leeper
Noble
Mills Taylor
W Robb
C. A. Westring
A. P. Peterson
Galesburg
H. George Paul
David Teuscher
Corpus Christi
Texas
John Mathers
Verne
Sams
Arnett
Rodney
Daryel
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Evening Journal
Sy Orville Elder, P’usuisuer
Iowa
Washington muTual
Journal Office
Bath
M. J. Smith
W. Main St
L. D. Higgins
E. P D. Morrison
Oskaloosa
Harriet Keck
Doctor Terry
Don Handy
Ames
Iowa State College
H. A. Baxter
Thomas Hatton
Ed Underwood
Minoak, Inl
O. L. Brock
Mr. Brock
Pacific Coast
B. Cutts
Minneapolis, Minn
MA A Society
Baby
Veterinary
Louisiana Experiment Station
the County News
Westchester
Crawfordsville
Ser
Ta Munn & Co
Scientific Americatt
Newedentera Munn & Co
Ofice
F St
Washington, D. G
Dr. King
F Studio
H. T. Nutt
Winfield
Jake Cable
Wayland
Marion T. Anderson
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