Local residents return home after visits
Mrs Earl Ferguson of Crawfordsville and Esther Howell of Brighton return home after a stay with the Griffiths. Miss Grpha and Miss Opal Newkirk go back to Galesburg after visiting Onella and Vera Palmer. Mrs Audley Gault of Detroit travels to Ainsworth while Mrs FE M Elliott of Seattle heads to Des Moines to visit Arthur Fetters. The Crowell family leaves Rockford after visiting Mrs Crowell’s sister, Mrs Dayton. Mrs A R Dewey departs to Pueblo with son Judge Dewey accompanying to Fr. Madison where they meet relatives returning from the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Earl Ferguson
Crawfordsville
Esther Howell
Brighton
Griffith
Grpha
Opal Newkirk
Galesburg, Il
Onella
Vera Palmer
Audley Gault
Detroit
John EK. Gault
Ainsworth
FE. M. Elliott
Seattle
Washington
George Fetters
Des Moines
Arthur Fetters
C. M. Crowell
Kenneth
Dorothy
Rockford
A. R. Dewey
Pueblo
Colorado
Brooking
Cc. A. Dewey
Fr. Madison
Make Your Appointment for Washington's New Plane Ride
Citizens can schedule a ride in Washington's new airplane by visiting Commercial Savings Bank or Mc Elijaney Drug Store or the Journal office to set an appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commercial Savings Bank
McElijaney Drug Store
Journal Office
GGG
Logue Estate Sale Postponed Due to Family Illness
The Logue Estate sale of household goods scheduled for September 3 is indefinitely postponed because of sickness in the family. The listing notes 16712.
Subcribe Offer From Nita Belle Mekoon Agent
Price lists for clubs and magazines offered by Nita Belle Mekoon agent. Call 59 Red or write in care of the Journal to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Belle Mekoon
Local tidbits and notices from the Evening Journal
Various brief items note Labor Day closures, visits, and travel among residents. Miss Olva Haney and her brother Neil go to Des Moines. Elizabeth Bell and Louise Cunningham visit Davenport. Miss Ella Schantz heads to Camanche to teach. a Welcome Home Day event with free acts planned for Sept 11 in Washington County. several Davenport and Cedar Rapids residents visiting kin. a car or two of clover hay sought by McCall Bros. a new stock of flashlights and batteries from Maniohardt Bros. Mrs. Stewart and children visit Des Moines. Mrs. McCreedy and Armorello visit Ft. Madison. Beatrice Wallace plans a two-week motor trip to Iowa City and Wisconsin lakes. Mrs. Carl Johnson and daughters travel to Knoxville. mentions of real estate and local ads.
Local Social News Highlights From Ainsworth Area
Ainsworth and nearby towns show a flurry of visits and travel. Residents Mrs L H Smith and Miss Lorena Salladay journeyed to Chicago and Jefferson IA while others head to Muscatine Des Moines and Crawfordsville for visits and work.
Banks of the City Closed For Labor Day
The banks of the city will be closed Monday September 1 in observance of Labor Day. Financial services pause for the holiday as customers are advised to plan transactions accordingly.
Keep Up to Date with Club Price Lists and Rates
The notice advertises price lists and special rates on clubs with contact options. It names Nita Belle Mekoon as Authorized Representative and invites readers to call or write via the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Belle Mekoon
Western Union Hours Labor Day 9 to 10 A. M.
The Western Union office will be open between 9 and 10 a.m. on Labor Day and between 6 and 6 p.m. on the same day, indicating special holiday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Speaking on Labor Day Moved to Old Methodist Church
If rain cancels outdoor events Monday the Labor Day speaking will take place at the Old Methodist church as an indoor alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Methodist Church
Lumber yards to close for Labor Day holiday
Lumber yards will be closed all day on Labor Day in observance of the holiday. Businesses warn of delays and urge customers to plan ahead for the long weekend.
Prominent Keota Merchant Dies in Battle Creek
A. A. Hulse, a well known Keota merchant and brother of Mrs. J. A. Y. Ashby, died at Battle Creek Sanitarium after a weeks long illness. He underwent an operation last week but relapsed and passed away at 3 30 this morning. He leaves a wife and three children Alvin Herbert and Ruby with his mother Mrs M A Hulse and two brothers L E Hulse of Waukegan SR and Ed Hulse of Los Angeles. The family plans to bring the body home for interment tomorrow. He was a longtime Keota resident active in local church and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Sinise
Keota
J. A. Y. Ashby
Battle Creek
Hulse
Ed Hulse
Washington M. E. Church
Michigan
Los Angeles
California
Alvin
Mr. Hulse
Herbert
Ruby
William Helscher
M. A. Hulse
L. E. Hulse
Waukegan
Warrington
A. Y. Ashby
Washington
Free rides in the airplane offered by Washington National Bank
Five named customers including Florence Marsh Mrs Norman Pratt Ernest Dean Dr M B Dicken and John Belville received free airplane rides from the bank this afternoon. They will be taken to the flying field at 5 o'clock for a cloud view and the bank promotes the event as a novel customer entertainment idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington National Bank
Florence Marsh
Norman Pratt
Ernest Dean
M. B. Dicken
John Belville
Washington National Ni
County Home Picnic Promises Best Yet
Superintendent Frank Beatty announces the County Home Picnic to be held next Wednesday. Speakers include Prof Holsinger of Ames along with others. events feature singing readings quartet and band music. Coffee will be served free. attendees urged to bring well filled lunch baskets to the County Home grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beatty
Prof Holsinger
Ames
Mrs Roy Edwards and Merle Ed wards Depart Brighton Visit
Mrs Roy Edwards and her son Merle returned home to Brighton after visiting Mrs bk Sellers. Merle Edwards underwent a tonsil removal operation at the county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Edwards
Merle
Sellers
Brighton
Merle Edwards
County Hospital
Beneviere Heads to New York for Wireless Teleg raphy Course
Leo Beneviere leaves for New York to enter the National Radio Institute and train in wireless telegraphy after his army release. Mr and Mrs Starr and family travel to Iowa City as guests of Mr and Mrs Walker for an upcoming Starr relative family reunion with an all day park picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Beneviere
New York
National Radio Institute
Meo. W. CE. Starr
Iowa City
Guy Walker
Arthur Glider
Starr
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FOX
America
Olive Thomas
Oth
Pathe
McHamara Undertaking Co
Embalmers Funeral Directors
J. J. McCreone
Owen McGovern
Franklin Co. Liony and Nut
Bidwell
Mystic
Iowa
Penn Nut
John Shields & Sons
W. A. Whiting Phone
Lyon
Eleanore Bailey
Fairfield
H. Combs
Riverside
A. W. Clow
McCall Bros
Olva Haney
Neil
Harold Ross
Elizabeth Bell
Louise Cunningham
Davenport
Washington County
Ella Schantz
Camanche
J. C. Plummer
West Chester
William Plummer
R. C. du Bois
J. K. Young
I. B. Hunt
B. F. Toms
Cedar Rapids
We Dust
A& Nice
Maniohardt Bros
FE. L. Stewart
Margaret
Katheryn
Frances
Mrs. Stewart
John McCreedy
Miss Armorello
Ft. Madison
Clarence McCreedy
Beatrice Wallace
Wisconsin
Lakes
A. Bennett
Newton
Kansas
Mia
A Kuhn
Car
Johnson
Aliene
Joann
Jine
City
Knoxville
Montana
Bee
Fox & Dewey
Crail's
Lydia “Hellam
Lemley’s Grocery
Black
Katheryn Kracaw
A. B. Fullerton
Muscatine
A C. Davis
Mediapolis
J. F. Fiter
Lorena Salladay
C. A. King
Jacek
Grace
Chicagra
Marie Jacoby
Shelley Eberling
George McClelland
Ralph
Arthur Harrison
Galesburg, Ill
C_ Rigg
Lela Rhodes
Jefferson
O. D. Walton
George
Jane Castle
S Paul
Minnesota
Elsie Richards
Thien
Margaret Doyle
Keokuk
J. J. McKeone
Charles G. Anderson
Chicag
Mrs. A. Anderson
D. N. Holroyd
Baby
Marshalltown
E . FE. Jeffers
Faye
Jeffers
George Black
Oskaloosa
Ione Kernal
Good Hope, Il
Edith Nethergall
Mt. Union
Earl Moore
Allerton
Jas, Gordon
J. Bowen
Chicago
Cecile Bowen
St. Norgan
Lytle Bros
Graham Theatre
Columbus Junction
DU Eben JS
Doug. Fairbanks
Arizona
Graham
A. A. Hulse
Stom
Joan Keeley
Washington Telephone Co
Mannhardt Bros
Texas
ODL
Main St
Pt. Worth
Tex
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