Local travelers and visitors return home from Des Moines trip
Claude McCoy was a business passenger for Wyman this morning. Mrs. B. R. Marshall and children, Benjamin and Eunice, have returned to their home in Oskaloosa after a few weeks visit with relatives in the city. Mrs. J. Ek, Young and Mrs. Cline of Letts arrived last night from Des Moines where they have been attending the State fair. Mrs. Cline returned home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude McCoy
Wyman
J. Ek, Young
Cline
Letts
Des Moines
Blanche Guthrie
Clara Trotter
l'Jessa Stephens
Ainsworth
Burlington
Billy
D. C. Kilgore
West Chester
Carl Hedges
Winfield
Jennie Cook
Hulsebus
R. B. Crone
Lewis Klein
Jessie Anderson
Myrtle Jacobs
Crawfordsville
Mary Feltus
Cedar Falls
G.T. Club
Boz Allen
Wayland
Yard
Bertha Berch
Mt. Union
Handy Home
Chautauqua Park
BE. W. A. Ashby
Dee Work
Pilotsburg
Cavender-Martin
Mrs Harper and Gertrude Kendall Return From Pueblo Visit
Mrs. Harper and Miss Gertrude Kendall arrived home this morning from Pueblo Colorado where they had spent a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Gertrude Kendall
Pueblo
Colo
Mrs Killian and Donna Leave Visit for Table Grove Home
Mrs Killian and her daughter Donna departed this morning for their home in Table Grove after visiting her sister Mrs L A Brown and family.
Bucklen Arnica Salve Praised By Editor
Eminence Ky editor Major Hamm of the Constitutionalist recounts a severe attack four years ago and credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with a rapid ten day cure for piles. It is also described as a quick healer for burns sores cuts and wounds with a 60 cent price at Stewart's drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamm
Constitutionalist
Eminence
Bucklen
Stewart's
Mrs Kunath Leaves for Creston Iowa After Visit
Mrs J B Kunath starts for Creston Iowa this morning after a brief stay with her son J B Kunath Jr and granddaughter Clara. Walter Coates and family depart Adair Iowa after visiting Rev S K Coates with Maude Coates joining for a few days in Adair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. KB. Kunath
Creston
Iowa
J. BE. Kunath, Jr
Clara
Walter Coates
Demand for Chamberlains Remedy Surges in Pikeville
Frank Jones of Pikeville Indiana reports the remedy for colic cholera and diarrhoea is in great demand and often cures dysentery when other remedies fail. It is sold by Cook Sherman and Stewart's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Frank Jones
Pikeville
Ind
Cook & Sherman and
Stewart's Pharmacy
Billy Sunday Day Draws Big Crowds At Chautauqua
Billy Sunday the world famous evangelist drew the largest attendance of the year at the Chautauqua. Receipts reached about 1200 with an estimated 8000 on the grounds. Sunday delivered three talks on temperance and “Some Nuts for Skeptics to Crack” amid mixed reactions from the audience. The day featured musical and artistic performances by the Cleveland. Montgomery duo and a kindergarten exhibition followed by varied entertainments and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Sunday
President Crone
Washington
Washington County
Iowa
Mr. Sunday
Clevelands
Dack Montgomery
Girls’ Physical Culture Club
Noyes
Ashby and Smith
A Little Outcast to Open Graham Opera House Season
The Graham opera house opens this season with the play A Little Outcast performed in a stylish production on the evening of September 5. Read the large bills for more details. Also note a Rock Island special rail fare to Des Moines this week with daily departures at 5 AM except Saturday and return at 10:45 PM, tickets valid through September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Opera House
Des Moines
Rock Island
Pribilof Islands and Unalaska Harbor Scene
Outdoor Life describes Unalaska and Dutch Harbor with warehouses docks and a Greek church as whalers depart for the arctic. The Pribilofs, famed seal grounds, lie two hundred forty miles north, with no landings without Treasury permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unalaska
Arctic
Dutch Harbor
Bering Sea
Vladivostok
Pribilof Islands
Aleutian Islands
Pribilof
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
The Pace of the Camel and Its Limits
The camel tops at four leaps from Jerusalem to Mecca and five miles per hour in ordinary travel. Sustained at seven miles per hour for two hours it risks ruin, and any excess leaves the animal kneeling and dying. A fire beneath its nose cannot revive it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed
Jerusalem
Mecca
Asia
Times of
India
Schurz Skewers a Pretender at a New York Dinner
Carl Schurz criticized literary pretenders who scorn politics. A wealthy dinner guest boasted that he would rather be a minor poet than a top statesman. Schurz challenged him, asking if he was truly a third rate poet. The exchange underlined Schurz’s disdain for hypocrisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schurz
New York
Picayune
Mr. Schurz
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Pickard
China
H. F. Steck
East Side Jeweler
E. J. Carpenter
Great Company of Artists
Columbia Pharmacy
J. E. Lemmon
Prop
The
Doctor Soltau
Prof
W. CC. Wilcox
Esther Wellman
Cotter
Lora Martin
Lexington
Johnson's Bakery
Arch Munro
John Mildes
Muscatine
Stewart
Emma Schears
Rev. Handy
Rev. Schreckengast
J. B. Crayne
A. Knapp
Frank Creath
George Alexander
Miss Houdek
Ella Burnell
Newton
Cora Cubbins
Chicago
Kathryn Smith
Richland
Arthur Jones
Mary Rugg
Clem Gregg
Vic Carr
Loren Bidwell
Jimmie
Mamie
Nettie Gardener
M. C. Struble
Wellman
John
Robert
Chas. Kephart
Silas Caldwell
Harley Smith
Baby
John Ridinger
Cook
Henry County
Washington, Iowa
the Pribilof Islands
McLaren
JU. Smiths
Cash Grocery
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