Local News Notes From Ainsworth And Nearby
Mr and Mrs James Thompson return home in Ainsworth after a brief city visit. Samuel Gardner comes home from West Chester after recent business. Miss Hazel Grush returns from Kremlin Oklahoma after weeks with relatives. Fred A Lundahl lamp inspector for Rock Island travels via Chicago to Ft Worth Texas by car, reaching high speeds. Mrs Lon Brindley and Mrs Dr McCartney depart for Chicago for a few days visit before returning to Girard Ohio.
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James Thompson
Ainsworth
City
Hazel Grush
Kremlin
Oklo
Fred A. Lundah
Rock Island
Chicago
Ft. Worth
Texas
Colorado Springs
Lon Brindley
Dr. McCartney
Mrs McCartney
Girard Ohto
Washington lodge 260 A F and A M regular meeting
Regular meeting of Washington lodge No 260 A F and A M Friday evening at 7 30 oclock. Business and petitions to be acted upon and the annual election of officers. Full attendance urged. J H Steck W M.
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Washington Lodge No
A. M. Wriday
J. H. Steck
W. M
Playhouse returns to Old Cross Roads at Gra ham opera house tonight
The Graham opera house hosts Old Cross Roads tonight with a strong company led by manager Arthur Alston. The production, praised as a heart story with bright comedy, follows a straightforward dramatic tale without rural stereotypes or war themes. A Hippodrome Quartet will also perform.
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Old Cross Roads
Play and Company
Graham Opera House
Arthur ©. Alston
Foley's Kidney Cure Proved Truthful in Test of Life Insurance
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut says after trying kidney remedies and doctors he improved after Foley's Kidney Cure. After the second bottle he felt better and five bottles cured him completely allowing a rigid life insurance examination. Foley's Kidney Cure treats backache and all kidney and bladder troubles sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donahue
New Britain, Conn
Foley
Weddings and social events fill local parsonage notices
Multiple marriages reported at the M E parsonage with Rev. Elias Handy officiating. Chas Brush and Stacie Jacoby wed with family attendance, followed by Howard Laird and Myr Jackson tying the knot, and Mabie G Page with Claud E Bain hosting a small ceremony. Also noted are a birthday party for Gladys Shoemaker and an oyster supper by Oscar George for local bachelors. Aprons and fancy goods advertised for sale in the Gazette building Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB. Parsonage
Chas. Brush
Stacie Jacoby
Elias Handy
Brush
Chas. Jacoby
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Howard Laird
Winfield
Myr Jackson
Beatty
Laird
W. Jackson
L. A. Todd
Mabie G. Page
Claud E. Bain
Bachelor social brightens dreary day at Bryson home
The W. R. C. held a social at Mrs. John Bryson’s East Washington street home. Members read papers and enjoyed refreshments, ending a day noted for pleasure and profit in the club’s ongoing social series.
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W.R C
John Bryson
East Washington Street
W. BR. C. Press Cor
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Godwin at Peters home near Brighton
Mrs Elizabeth Godwin died yesterday at her son Peters home near Brighton after two weeks of decline in health. Born Mary Elizabeth Kemp January 7 1328 in Maryland she married Peter Godwin in 1850 and moved to Iowa in 1854 settling in Washington County. Twelve children were born seven survive. Funeral held at Peters home at 10 am with burial at Shrock Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Godwin
Peter
Brighton
Mary Elizabeth Kemp
Maryland
Ohio
Peter Godwin
Iowa
Washington County
Mr. Godwin
Kansas
Shrock
What to Give Him A Chico Cigar Gift
Washington women face gift dilemmas for male relatives during the holidays. J EK Lemmon recommends a box of Wadsworth Brokers Chico cigars as Showroom endorsed by top tasters who prefer this smoke over cheaper brands. He notes high demand and offers guidance on shade and strength to please the recipient.
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Washington
J. EK. Lemmon
Box
Wadsworth Brokers
Chico Cigars
Lemmon
Sermon on the dying thief at Presbyterian church
Rev H Rogers preached a powerful sermon to a large audience at the Presbyterian church on the prayer of the dying thief. Mr Phillips sang movingly and the piece inspired all listeners. Services continue tonight at 7 30 with a focus for young men and a session meeting afterward. Roy Stichter attends a wedding of C Roy Patterson in Hopkinton. J W Applegate bought a piano from H F Maass. Small dry goods package found. inquire at the office.
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Rogers
Presbyterian Church
Phillips
Jesus
Paradise
Calvary
Roy ¥. Stichter
C. Roy Patteron
C. Roy
Roy
Fresh butter Scotch snaps at the Vienna
J W Zaring traveled to Cotter on business this morning. J J McKeone enjoys a new ten pound contractor arrival at his home yesterday. Mrs Emily Cunningham leaves for Goshen Ind to visit Charlotte. Mrs H Dixon departs for Somonauk IN after visiting in the city. Bazaar offers dressed chickens and home made edibles Friday and Saturday.
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J. W. Zaring
Cotter
Vienna
J. J. McKeone
Emily Cunningham
Goshen
Ind
Charlotte
Bricks Set to Finish Paving of Street
The pavers will complete laying the oricks today and, if weather stays favorable, finish the paving soon. Residents welcome the relief from winter street closure and anticipate spring beautification work along the street. The street is expected to be beautiful once all plans are done.
Veterinary notes on horse tongue injuries and livestock care
A veterinary column covers horse tongue injuries heals with limited stitching, and causes of tongue protrusion from dental issues. It also warns harsh bits worsen habit and discusses stomach worm treatments in sheep using turpentine emulsion and dosing, plus obstructions in cattle throats and sore mouth in piglets with preventive ear-tips and carbolic wash.
Layers and Breeders
Feather notes pullets in their first winter are top egg producers while older pullets provide steadier supply. Eggs from young pullets are less suitable for hatching. hens two years old perform better for eggs intended for hatching, as immaturity weakens offspring vigor.
Chicks on Plowed Ground Practice Noted
A well known poultryman advocates alternating strips of plowed and grass ground for chicks. He believes the young stock should spend most of their time on the plowed ground to benefit from fresh soil and chosen ground.
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Samuel Gardner
West Chester
Helsey Waikal
Klein Klothing Ko
Good Clothes Store
Masonic Fraternity
Nellie Pettycourt
Mra Merton Teeter
Cedar Rapids
William Donaldson
Dexter
David Donaldsop
Edwin Koupp
Ralph Smith
J. A. Cunningham
Standard Land Co
Washington Land Co
Misa Gladys Shoemaker
Mildred Shoemaker
Miss Gladys
Oscar George
Titus
Bazear
Gazette
Lewart Hardware Co
May Godwin
J.Z. Lemmon
the Gospel Meetings
J. W. Applegate
H. F. Maass
Brick
North Side Square
Tipton’s
Tipton
Payne Broa
Sutherland Baqq
IRG
EO Mason
Sutherland Reos
The
Cubstitates
Chamberlain
Trave Maras Desians
Coperrichts &c
Sian Boo
Munn & Co
Scientific American
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New Yo
F St
Washington, D. C
Senn -Sok
Gheers
Colenso
Orde
Frank Numbers
Give Street
Central By
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kaw City
Peoria
Mason City Mall
Twin Cities Limited
Peoria Express
Peoria Limited
Leouta
Cutts
G.p.&t
Beighta
Mina
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