Death of Mrs Mintier Ends Long Suffering at Crawfordsville
Mrs. Margaret Mintier 1835 to 1910 born in Youngstown Ohio died at 518 South Marion avenue Crawfordsville after a lengthy illness. Survived by four children Rev James Minner Robert P Rose and John H. Mintier. Funeral planned for Tuesday at Crawfordsville with interment local.
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Margaret Mintier
Uth Marion Avenue
Minner
Youngstown
Ohio
Ohio River
Mississippi
Burlington
Crawfordsville
A. H. Mintier
James H. Minner
Polk City
Iowa
Robert P
Miss Rose
John H
Egypt
Far East
Second United Presbyterian Church
Washington
Stratford Prep for Christmas Photo Service Return
Stratford, Texas prepares to resume its Christmas photograph business as usual, with plans to handle holiday portrait requests and seasonal sessions. The article notes readiness and ongoing operations for local studios during the festive period.
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Stratford
Texas
Fresh salted peanuts and almonds at the Vienna
A brief shopper notices fresh salted peanuts and almonds available at the Vienna store. The item list highlights popular snack nuts and nut mix for sale.
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Vienna
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted by Le Raysville merchant
Le Raysville merchant Woolever endorses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for piles and says it cured him 20 years ago. The preparation is guaranteed for sores burns and abrasions and sold at Stewart's Pharmacy for 25 cents.
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Woolever
le Raysville
N. Y
Stewart’s
Local notes on Vienna shop items and local travel
Asa Jones rode a Burlington train this morning to visit friends for a few days. Claud McCoy returned home from the institute. Mrs. E Arnold went home from Ft Madison after visiting her daughter. Mrs Milton White and Clara arrived home from Nebraska. Rev H C Rogers returned home after church meetings. Miss Bessie Buchanan left for Pleasant Plain for a township convention. Fresh bread and baked goods featured at the Vienna and South Side Furniture store.
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Vienna
Asa Jones
Burlington
Claud McCoy
Wyman
Institute
South Side
E. Arnold
Ft. Madison
Wilber Miller
Milton White
Clara
Milwaukee
Nebraska
H. C. Rogers
St. Madison
Presbyyerian Church
Bessie Buchanan
Jefferson County
Pleasant Plain
Fortnightly club hosts games and meetings schedule
About thirty guests were entertained with games. The Bible department of the Fortnightly club will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Wilson. The Evening section of the department of literature of the Fortnightly will meet next Monday evening with Miss Meacham.
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Bible Department
Frank Wilson
Department of Literature
Daily county notes and visitors move through town
Mrs Huston and son Hayden return from Columbus Junction after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Owen. Miss Ollie Armstrong comes back from near Wyman. Several residents including Mr and Mrs Shaffer Claud McCoy Mr and Mrs Bennett and baby and Miss Etta Long head to Washington this morning. The Rev Genung arrives from Garrison Iowa to preach at the Presbyterian church tomorrow. Edith Clark of Kewanee Illinois visits sister Mrs Frank Lemon. Edna Scales of Columbus Junction visits Ollie Armstrong.
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S. W. Huston
Hayden
Presbyterian Church
Edith Clark
Kewanee
Frank Lemon
Edna _ Scales
Columbus Junction
Ollie Armstrong
Woodman meeting outlines local activity and visits
The Woodman meeting in Kalona drew a large crowd as officers were elected. Annie Bopp and Laura Lintz attend the Catholic bazaar, and Jim Bishop visited relatives. Fred Groff of Wellman was in town, John Lemley announced a sale south of here, and Sam Hofer returned from Hagerman Mexico. J A Fearon works at the depot. Mr and Mrs J M Lally visited J L Shilling over Sunday. Miss Anderson studies at Cedar Falls. Snow brings thoughts of winter.
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Woodman
Annie Bopp
Laura Lintz
Jim Bishop
Fred Groff
Wellman
John Lemley
Sam Hofer
Hagerman
Mexico
J. A. Fearon
J. M. Lally
J. L. Shilling’s
Miss Anderson
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Baptist church dinner raises funds at noon
The ladies of the Baptist church hosted a well attended dinner and supper yesterday. About 230 people enjoyed noon dinner and more than 75 was cleared for the church treasury. A young people group gathered last evening at Mr. and Mrs. Dick Farris home eight miles northwest of the city.
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The
Baptist Church
Dick Farris
Rural Route Three Notes Christmas Eve Socials
Rural Route Three reports Arthur Durst hosting friends on Thursday. John Simpson delivered cattle to Sam McCleery. Mr. Murphy moved to the Reiner place. Clarence and Arthur Rathmel baled straw for T B Thrasher and Newton Noecker. The Bert Donaldson family and Frank Melinsky and Mrs Brown and children were entertained at Olney Page's. Mr and Mrs Wm Beal attended.
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Arthur Durst
John Simpson
Sam McCleery
Murphy
Reiner Place
Clarence
Arthur Rathmel
T. Bb. Thrasher
Newton Noecker
Bert Donaldson
Frank Melinsky
Brown
Olney Page
Wm. Beal
Farmers Institute Highlights and Local Visits
The Farmers Institute runs Thursday and Friday with notes of Bert Pierce's on farm elevator. Attendees include Misses Luella Beal Anna Cherry and Vera Knupp at Professor Crone's Thursday lecture. Mrs W F M society to serve lunch December 17 at W S Green sale. Glen Beal plans Illinois trip for a week, and neighbors visit Joseph Carson and Washington outings noted.
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Farmers’ Institute
Bert Pierce
Luella Beal
Anna Cherry
Vera Knupp
Professor Crone
Ladies of the
Pleasant Plains
W. F. M. Society
W. S. Green Sale
Glen Beal
Illinois
Nick Shelangowski
Joseph Carson
Wil! Todd
Washington
Mrs. Bishop
James Attic
K. Beal
Sam Neill
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ATH OF
Mrs. Mintier
Cole
Windsor Grocery
Lelel
Caner
Harp Orchestra
Snooffer Tlughes & Co
the County News
Kalona
Ne Ey Ins Society
Cunningham Store
Food Choppers
Lisk’s Roasters
Aluminum
Peninsular
Steel Ranges
Queensware
J. A. Gunningham
Axminster
Brussels
Be. Bea
Ee Ce
Foley
Foley & Company
Chicago
Edison Phonographs
Victor Talking Machines
Canel
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