County Grand and Trial Jury Named for 1904
County Auditor Frank Neal and officials drew the grand jury and trial jury for 1904 with members named from Washington, Oregon, Franklin, Crawford, and Keota townships plus Wellman and Ainsworth. Johnson the baker advertises Sunday supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Neal
J. T. Matthews
Sami
J. Cocklin
Grand Jury
W. D. Townsley
Washington
A. Chambers
Oregon
H. A. Montgomery
4Th Ward
J. H. Potter
Highland
M. E. Crayne
Franklin
J. F. Mast
Marion
F. M. Smith
Crawford
C. Ramage
Dutch Creek
W. L. Derby
Brighton
G. F. Weiland
Lowa
W. Southwick
English River
A. N. Bowen
Keota
Ed Hutt
Willie H. Schachner
Wellman
Frank Bruty
J. H. Humston
Wm. Hagist
J. A. Yoder
Kalona
Robt. Grifith
O. Meacham
Richard J. BE. Booth
A. EB. Kephart
Ele
E. Noble
BE. M. Funston
Ainsworth
J. G. Hise
Johnson
Wells Being Drilled at Stock Yards and Depot
December reports drilling progress at the stock yards with a water filled well at 120 feet and a depot well at 70 feet. A deep well is planned for the section foreman. John Hotle ships livestock to Chicago while Milwaukee handles freight and six passenger trains daily. Coralia Tedford teaches at Griffith school. Miss Schirmer teaches Franklin Center term with 16 students. Uncle James Stevenson remains in critical condition. A feeder bought thousand bushels of corn at 40 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hotle
Chicago
Milwaukee
Coralia Tedford
Griffith
Miss Schirmer
Rabbits And Wildlife Mentioned In Local Notes
The report cites Francis Swift leaving hay and straw for the carrier and Perry Davidson sharing a sack of corn. Harry Lauderman and Davidson note plentiful rabbits, with a hunt on Thursday using six dogs that killed fifty five within a mile of homes. Chas G Anderson caught a snow white mink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Swift
Perry Davidson
Harry Lauderman
Chas. G. Anderson
Waldo Wells Visit and Town Notes in Crawfordsville
Waldo Wells of Wyman visits Crawfordsville as John Cherryholmes battles pneumonia. Local social news notes guests at J. R. Rickey’s party with G. F. Niblock and others, plus Rev. Thompson’s recovery. Also mentions Crown Cafe Sunday dinners, Charlotte Cunningham arriving for holidays, and local buyings and holiday offers from Reynolds and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Wells
Wyman
John Cherryholmes
J. R. Rickey
Flinch
Muggins
G. F. Niblock
J.A Conger
W. G Manners
G. W. Nichols
Wal Charryholmes
Washington
Rev
E. H. Thompson
Gillett to Meet its Creators and Other Dispatches
Local items note arrivals and departures in the city including A Trott, W Hl Henderson, Dr H Logan and Col D J Palmer. The Parlor Circus troupe arrives from Sigourney and Miss Daisy Hull sails for Iowa City. A Kansas cattleman Grant Gillett plans to attend creditors meeting in Kansas City after fleeing debts. Queen Alexandra escapes a Sandringham fire with aide. A divorce exchange over 75 cents leads to a judge’s remark about agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Trott
W. Hl. Henderson
Clarinda
Sigourney
Dr. H. Logan
the Gazette
Fostoria
Grant G. Gilett
Kansas
Mexico
Kansas City
Queen Alexandra
London
Queen Alexandra of
England
Sandringham Palace
Election of Officers in the O. EB. 8 Society
The annual officer election at the O. EB. 8. was held at the Masonic Temple on Thursday evening. Results list Mrs. Max Marbourg as Worthy Matron Harrie Horne as Worthy Patron Mrs. H C Harmon as Associate Matron Mrs. L B Patterson as Conductress Miss Kate Marbourg as Associate Conductress Mrs. Hattie Wilson as Treasurer and Mrs. Mercy Eddy as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. EB. 8
Misonic Temple
Max Marbourg
Harrie Horne
H. CO. Harmon
L. 8. Patterson
Kate Marbourg
Hattie Wilson
Mercy Eddy
Miss Neilie Longer Sets Sail for Cedar Rapids Visit
Miss Neilie Longer of southwest city departs this morning aboard the Firefly bound for Cedar Rapids to visit friends and relatives during the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neilie Longer
Southwest
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Dave Keltner Arrives in Milwaukee From Richland
Mrs Dave Keltner arrives in Milwaukee traveling from Richland with her mother Mrs Woolm. Mrs Woolm plans a short visit to see friends in the city during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Keltner
Milwaukee
Richland
Woolm
For Sale and Rent Classified Notices Mix of Items
For Sale beautiful Christmas trees apply at Journal office. For Sale light Brahma cockerels Howard L McCleery. 44. Hog butchering service available see Stuart and Son prices reasonable. For Rent five living rooms inquire at the Journal office. Furnished rooms for rent with furnace heat hot and cold water and bath access over the Crown Cafe. Mr Al Reynolds returned from Aurora Ill to spend holidays in North Washington. Mrs I B Crabb and Mr and Mrs Sam Byers visiting J E Kunath in New London Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Cafe
al Reynolds
Aurora
Ill
Washington
Crabb
Megs
Sam Byers
New London
Iowa
J. E. Kunath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Our County
Awyp
Frank Brown
Cedar Twp
Titus
Crawfordsville
The
Charlotte Cunningham
Ruel M. Reynolds
South Side
Col
D. J. Palmer
Des Moines
Wim, Beamer
J. Guest
Ottumwa
Daisy Hull
Iowa City
Cora Ball
Fairfield
F. J. McKay
Atchison Globe
Adelaide Thurston
Polly Primrose
Beach-Wickham Grain Oy
Chic
Boa T McCall Bros
Howard L. McCleery
Stuart and Son
Journal
Hobson & Gove
Washington, Iowa
Elgin
Waltham Works
Jewelers
O. F
Waltham Mov
Barrios
Eve
Diamond
Mantel
Hobson
Grove
Leadine Jewelers
Lowe
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