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Henry Crawford arrived from West Chester this morning. Mrs Oscar Solbrig visited Crawfordsville. many attended Chautauqua. Des Moines trip for Carlton Wilson to the State fair. Mrs F C Jones and Edward C returned to Wellman after Chautauqua. Rev W C Allen left to conduct Mrs Huston's funeral at Avery Iowa. Mrs Allen DeLong and Claus arrived from Crawfordsville for Chautauqua. Rezin Brown and wife returned to Sigourney after Chautauqua. Maude Erdice and Patsy Wilson plan a short visit and Chautauqua attendance. Mona Stapp returned home to Columbus Junction after Chautauqua. George Carson and wife among travelers to Des Moines for the State fair. M P Donahey, from Iowa City, regained sight after four months in hospital. he can recognize faces and walk the streets unaided, while still judging horses by feet and hoofbeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Wilson
Des Moines
F. C. Jones
Edward C
Wellman
Chautauqua
W. C. Allen
Huston
Avery
Iowa
Allen DeLong
Claus
Crawfordsville
Rezin Brown
Sigourney
Maude Erdice
Keota
Patsy Wilson
Mona Stapp
Columbus Junction
Chautau
George Carson
Ainsworth
M. P. Donahey
Iowa City
MEN S AUTUMN STYLES COATS SHORTER NO VENTS TROUSERS NARROWER
A fashion sketch outlines autumn trends with a shorter jacket and no vents, snug hips, narrow sleeves, and a high cut waistcoat featuring six or seven buttons. Trousers will be less wide and extend barely below the ankle, with potential turnups but only within autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haberdasher
Novel Cleveland training school for household science opens
Mrs Tom L Johnson wife of the mayor leads Cleveland supporters in starting a new training school in household science at the Burt mansion Prospect avenue and East Thirty-second street. Miss Frances Broderick and Mrs N F Schreck will run it with free board for capable girls aiming to domestic service in luxury homes. The project, backed by wealthy women, is touted as one of the country’s most novel ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Burt
Prospect Avenue
East Thirty-second Street
New York American
Frances Broderick
N. F. Schreck
Broderick
Enormous Crowd at Washington Chautauqua with Billy Sunday
A massive crowd gathered today at 3 p m as Billy Sunday spoke in Washington for the Chautauqua. Estimates place 10 000 attendees around the 6 000 seat tent with many unable to approach. Sunday’s voice carried beyond sight and trains from all directions brought visitors, with large crowds expected tonight. Tomorrow Colonel Kain will discuss Platform Experiences.
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Washington
Sunday
Chautauqua Association
Kain
Washington County Chautauqua Nominates Fifteen Directors
A committee formed by the Washington County Chautauqua association board nominated fifteen candidates for next year’s board of directors. Nominations include F. H. Smith, S W. Livingston, A. R. Miller, E B. Morrison, Chorge Dempsey, Wm. McClean, F. L. Wilson, C. H. Keck, Rev. L. D. Young, Miss Cora Porter, Miss Delia Ross, John H. Steck, L. H. Wallace, A. N. Alberson, W. H. Hughes, with Secretary A. R. Miller receiving the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Chautauqua
Washington County Chautauqua Association
Association
A. R. Miller
F. H. Smith
S W. Livingston
EB. D. Morrison
Chorge Dempsey
Wm. McClean
F. L. Wilson
C. H. Keck
L. D. Young
Cora Porter
Delia Ross
John H. Steck
L. H. Wallace
A. N. Alberson
W. H. Hughes
Condition of Miss Kathryn Marbourg
The condition of Miss Kathryn Marbourg remains about the same today. She suffers considerably, and it is feared that she is in a very critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Marbourg
Magistrate Questions Pat Over Fresh Offense
A magistrate asks an elderly offender Pat what brought him before the court. Pat replies simply that two policemen brought him in, and confirms the offense by saying he was drunk, both of them. The exchange highlights a terse, laconic defense in a local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Sor
Locals Attend Chautauqua and Travel Morning News
Myrtie and Marie Reese arrived from Winfield to attend Chautauqua. Mrs Harry Tillotson and children and Mrs Will Engle and children went to Rubio. Rev J A Shannon of Allerton visits. Bertha Stickler returns from Winfield after a brief visit. The big back automobile broke down, suspending operations briefly. Mrs Alex Henderson returns home to Ainsworth after visiting James Sands. Mr and Mrs Clay Kneese arrive from Muscatine to stay with Jacob Lehrer and attend Chautauqua. Mrs C 8S Noel and Lelia and Percil Noel arrive from Oskaloosa and New Sharon to attend Chautauqua. Mrs Ed Walther and daughters Myrtie and Dorothy visit then head to Davenport. Charles Rupp, suffering appendicitis, shows slow improvement after a hard siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Stickler
Winfield
Chautauqua
Alex Henderson
Ainsworth
James Sands
Clay Kneese
Muscatine
Jacob Lehrer
C . 8S
Noel
Lelia
Percil Noel
Oskaloosa
New Sharon
Ed Walther
Myrtie
Dorothy
Joseph Walther
Davenport
Charlies Rupp
Vacation's End Poem Echoes a Call to Action
The poem contrasts seasonal stillness with a call to engage, as bare branches and autumn hints spark a urge to return to life and activity. A final line marks Washington Star as the publication, signaling the piece's origin.
North English visitors and corn sample shown
Mr and Mrs Hubert Nicola and Mrs Smith of North English visit Hugh Kendall home briefly. D H Miller displays field corn nearly cured that would shell from the ear and is almost ripe enough to crib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Nicola
Smith
North Eaglish
Hugh Kendall
D. H. Miller
Local Residents Return From Short Visits
Paul returned to his Brighton home after a brief city visit. Mrs J T Arnold and son Lloyd left for Ottumwa after a visit with relatives south of the city. Owen Fleharty, from Lee Cocklin funeral in Ainsworth, headed home to New Windsor. Alice Strom of Elgin Illinois visited here then went to Grace Hill for a few days. Mrs A J Hoyt and daughter Madge of Kansas traveled to Crawfordsville to visit old friends for a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Brighton
J. T. Arnold
Lloyd
Ottumwa
Owen Fleharty
Lee Cocklin
Ainsworth
New Windsor
Alice Strobm
Elgin
Grace Hill
A. J. Hoyt
Madge
Kansas
Crawfordsville
Maryville Man Returns to Keosta from Visit
J. M. Willis of Maryville Missouri returned to Keosta this morning after a day or two with relatives in the city. Mrs A M Neal of Keota was a passenger for Ainsworth this morning to visit friends and relatives. Mrs A H Anderson and children of Hillsboro Iowa left for Winfield after a visit with her father Mr Carter. Mrs Mary Statton has been visiting at Harrison Greer’s and left for Newton Iowa. Miss Elizabeth White, visiting in Ainsworth, left for Kirkwood Illinois this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Willis
Maryville
Keosta
A M. Neal
Keota
Ainsworth
A. H. Anderson
Hillsboro
Lowa
Winfield
Mr. Carter
Mary Statton
Harrison Greer
Newton
Elizabeth White
Kirkwood, Ll
Local Notes From Marion and Nearby Visits
Mrs BE. P. Pernow returns home to Marion after a short stay at the BE. W. Fernow residence. Mr and Mrs Mart Olds and daughter Lillian travel from Ainsworth to spend the day at Chautauqua. Mr and Mrs W P Moore depart for Aller ton Iowa to start housekeeping on a farm. D B Rittenhouse of Seattle reports great wealth gains from the climate and plans to make it his permanent residence. his family will join later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Olds
Lillian
Ainsworth
Chautauqua
W. P. Moore
Allerton
Iowa
D. B. Rittenhouse
Seattle
Wash
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