Round About Lexington Recap Sparks Local Visits
Mr and Mrs J W Eye stone returned to Mt Vernon. First Quarterly Meeting of the conference set for Dec 19 and 20 in Mt Vernon. W L Bishop moved furniture from Washington. L E Gardner visited relatives in Washington and Grace Hill. Box social planned at Center school Thursday evening. J B Gardner shipped hogs and cattle to West Chester.
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J. W. Eyestone
Mt. Vernon
W. L. Bishop
Washington
Grace Hill
Center School House
J. B. Gardner
West Chester
Mrs Beltel Visits Chicago and Family in Illinois
December 14 notes Mrs B F Beitel traveling to Chicago to visit sons Elsworth and Frank until after Christmas. A J Robertson and family with Mrs Myers and sons EB 8 and J W and Mrs W T Sankey visited Jess Guy near West Chester Sunday. B F Beitel went to Muscatine for a short visit. Carl Dunbar traveled to Washington today to have sale bills struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Beltel
Chicago
Elsworth
Frank
A. J. Robertson
Myers and Sons
J. W
W.T. Sankey
Jess Guy's
West Chester
B. F. Beitel
Muscatine
Carl Dunbar
Washington
Indian Creek School Closes For Three Weeks
Indian Creek school near Verdi is closed for three weeks due to the cold. Burt Johnson from Omaha is visiting his uncle Sam Anderson.
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Indian Creek
Burt Johnson
Omaha
Sam’ Anderson
Masons Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
The Masons held their annual election of officers last evening with results: W M W T Trotter, G A Carson, J W W Parrow, GC R Stearns, J D W J D W Davis, Sec A E Spalding, Treas W Woodside, Tyler M L Olds, J F B Jackson. Mr and Mrs A J Peterson shopped in Washington yesterday. Lucile Walker from Columbus Junction visited Miss Susie Trotter. W C White shipped a car load of horses to Chicago today. Mrs Mary Rush visited in Washington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
W. T. Trotter
M. G. A. Carson
J. W. Parrow
J. W. GC
R. Stearns
D. J. W. Davis
D. W. W. Moore
A. E. Spalding
Treas
W. Woodside
Tyler
M. L. Olds
B. Jackson
A. J. Peterson
Washington
Lucile Walker
Columbus Junction
Susie Trotter
W. C. White
Chicago
Mary Rush
Crawfordsville Social Notes Dec 15
Miss Elizabeth Ferguson sails to Washington for a visit with her uncle Andrew Ferguson. Mr and Mrs D B Twinam depart for Saulsbury Tennessee for a month with relatives. Mary and Francis Fishburn return from Weldin Iowa with Mrs Cummings. John Lee heads to Friendsville Tennessee for the winter. H Manners able to be at his store.
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Elizabeth Ferguson
Washington
Andrew Ferguson
D. B. Twinam
Saulsbury
Tenn
Mary
Francis Fishburn
Antonio Cummings
Weldin
Iowa
Fire at residence of D. Garris Jr. briefly damages home
A fire at the home of D. Garris Jr. caused some bed clothes to ignite from a second story chimney. The blaze was extinguished after neighbors alerted authorities. Baptist meetings continue with a quarterly service planned at the M. E. church next Sunday with Presiding Elder Thorne preaching in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Garris, Jr
M. E
Thorne
City ministers hold regular meeting in Rev Kehlin’s study
Ministers met yesterday in Rev Kehlin’s study. Rev Allen read an interesting paper on Mormonism. The session handled routine business and Dr W E Shinn was received into full membership.
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Kehlin
W. ©. Allen
W. E. Shinn
Mandolin Club Enjoys Bob Led Ride After Practice
After Mandolin practice at the Academy Bert and Dee Scofield surprised the Mandolin Club with a bob led ride. Participants report a jolly good time and cheerful mood following the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Bert
Dee Scofield
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Bob
Katzenjammer Kids
Journal Office
Hl. F. A
J. A. Y. Ashby
Howard L. McCleery
Journal
Crown Cafe
Fred B. Shoemaker
H. F. Maass
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Caha
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Chica
Sol Rich&Co
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Rockers
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Bution
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