Local notes and notices from Cedar town ship area
A patchwork of town items reports social visits and illnesses. Mentions include Miss Olive Deue's condition. Cedar town ship resident David Benson Sr. ill. marriage license for Auus Howsare and Ida Squire. minstrel show seat sale. pension examiners in session. Walter Hood visiting from Lewiston Idaho. Miss Winnie and Miss Rose Mactingin holidays. various local shoppers and visitors. Catholic bazaar turkey dinner. local shops and gifts. hospital and home visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hood
Lewiston
Idaho
Winnie
Lake Forest
Rose Mactingin
Bucket shop riff on coal price warning from Marion Anderson
Reginald calls a bucket shop a modern cooperage and a bung hole. The moral urges investing in coal now as prices are expected to rise before spring if mine trouble worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald
Electric Bitters Praise From Harper Man
Geo. Hoffman of Harper Washington writes of seven year chronic stomach and liver trouble cured by Electric Bitters. He recommends them to all and plans to keep them in the house. Sold by J. H. Sewart Drugist for 50 cents a bottle under guarantee to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo.’ W. Hoffman
Harper, Wash
J. H. Sewart Draggist
Christmas Eve program at Grace Hill Church invites all
Grace Hill Dec 20. Will Taylor and family Loren Neal and family and Miss Bessie Johnson spent Sunday at Car Porters. Several families visit relatives in nearby towns. A Christmas entertainment will be given at Grace Hill church on Christmas Eve with invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Taylor
Loren Neal
Bessie Johnson
Vitus Disch
Glen Allender
Mt. Pleasant
Elia
Lottie Groendycke
Kansas
Clarence Belle
Muscatine
Jay Carris
Henry Miller
Frank
Lakes
Grace Hill
Christmas Tree Honored At Methodist Church Gathering
December events unfold with Rev and Mrs Kemp hosting Methodist church youth in honor of Miss Shoemaker from Batavia. Mrs Augustine ill with pneumonia. W K Coffman moves to Harding place. A group travels to Chicago for the stock show. A Christmas tree is planned for Saturday evening at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Methodist Church
Shoemaker
Batavia
Augustine
W. K. Coffman
Harding Place
M. R. Wells
Art Hamilton
Roy Fisher
Chicago
Local residents noted in yesterday’s business and social activity
Dec 20 reports show D W Martin returning from Waterloo on business. Mrs Eljila Thompson shopped in Washington. Gault of Washington visited son A G Gault. Carrie Colthurst and Miss VanPlaat returned from Mormond to spend vacation at home. Mrs C R Stearns was a Washington visitor. A group from Conesville, led by W H Anderson and others, left for Texas to buy land. D Wood traveled to Moran Kansas on business. Margaret Turbott of Washington visited relatives. S J Cocklin and Jesse Marr were Washington visitors. Mrs J T Hay returned to Asylum Nebraska after visiting her parents Thos Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Martin
Waterloo
Eljila Thompson
Washington
Mr. Gault
A. G. Gault
Carrie Colthurst
Miss VanPlaat
Mormond
C. R. Stearns
W. H. Anderson
J. C. Edmundson
Richard Donaldson
John Dyke
Conesville
Texas
D. Wood
Moran Kansas
Margaret Turbott
S. J. Cocklin
Jesse Marr
J T. Hay
Thos. Harding
Asylum
Nebr
Christmas visits and travel notes from local area
Mrs Wil Arthaud and son Glenn arrived from Winfield and visit the Henry Hagie home. J B McCleary went to Chicago for a livestock show. Mrs Jas Anderson and children visit Grace Hill with Clara Pearson and Sara Crawford of Ainsworth. Louie Moore holiday plans in Chapman. Bishop wedding attendee Carl. S McCleary and Dr Young to Panhandle Texas on business. U P Sabbath school Christmas entertainment planned for Friday with a ladder and a children's program. Mrs Angeine Klein to Winfield for a few days. W K Walker transacting business in Washington. David Smith went to Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Arthaud
Glenn
Winfield
Henry Hagie
J. B. McCleary
Chicago
Jas. Anderson
Grace Hill
Clara Pearson
Sara Crawford
Ainsworth
Allen
Clyde Clemens
Chapman
Nebr
W. K. Walker
Washington
David Smith
Fairfield
Local Notes and Social Items from Town
This morning residents report visits and travels to Burling to Scott Holmes for a county seat visit. Relatives in Winfield receive Mrs Cal oecley. Miss Nellie Hull visits Washington today. S K and John Ortis head to Chicago markets with cattle. L Miller and D A Marsh of Ainsworth attend to business. J E Cook travels to Washington, aided by Alex Knox. Robert Rhea returns from Monmouth to spend holidays at home. Robert Smiley and Miss Mabel Dun can to marry this evening at the bride’s northeast of town. A trusted croup cure is Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy available from Stewart’s Pharmacy, Cook & Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burling
Scott Holmes
Sae
Cal Oecley
Winfield
Nellie Hull
Washington
S. K
Alex Knox
Robert Rhea
Monymouth
Robert Smiley
Mabel Duncan
M. F. Compton
Market, Texas
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Senators Debate War Wariness and House Adjournment
Senators grappled with whether to remove a senator from standing committees while keeping him on the Senate roll. The debate centered on Senator Turton of Kansas as others defended the integrity of the late Senator Mitchell, who died while linked to land fraud convictions. The House adjourned briefly for a holiday. A canal appropriation bill was sent to conference. Mrs. Mary Lacey Quigley, mother of Archbishop James E. Quigley, died in Rochester at age 87. The Cleveland Worsted Mills raised wages 10 percent for 1500 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
Senate
Iguer
Turton
Kansas
Mitchell
House
Burton
Mary Lacey Quigley
James EE. Quigley
Chicago
Rochester
N. Y
Cleveland O. Worsted Mills Company
Representative Prince Seeks 200000 for Confederate Graves
Washington December 19 Representative Prince of Illinois introduced a bill to appropriate 200000 dollars for privately marking 50752 Confederate graves in the North. The measure aims to honor fallen soldiers and secure proper memorials in designated cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prince
Linois
Torture of a Preacher in Harpersville NY
Reverend C I Moore pastor of the Baptist church in Harpersville narrates his torment from a persistent cough linked to a grip. He credits TR King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with curing his cough and preventing consumption. Druggist J H Stewart offers the remedy from 0e to 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C 1. Moore
The
Baptist Church
Harpersville
Bea
Tr. King
HH. Stewart
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription reformulated as safe real medicine
Patent medicine myth debunked as a physician made remedy. Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is described as a tested real prescription using glycerine not alcohol. It claims to help nervous insomnia backache constipation and sleep with testimonials from Miss May Rohrback and notes on ingredients Lady’s Slipper blue etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
May Rohrback
Amsterdam Avenue
New York City
Woman’s Progressive Union
Dr. Pierce
R. Pierce
Gnu
Pain Balm and Holiday Excursion Rates Listed
Emergency medicine claim for Chamberlains Pain Balm offers instant relief and faster healing, sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman. Iowa Central Railway announces holiday excursion fares one and one third for round trips on December 25 24 2 0 31 through January 4 1906. agents can provide folders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Iowa Central Ky
Dees
St. Paul Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Journal
Rville
UBER
Pontiance
Washington Iown
East Main Get
Stewart's Book Store
Jersey
Journal
G. Stewart
Matt Anderson
Wen
United States
State Geational Railway Training Co
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Journal Office
Ashby
Nix
Olive Deue
David Benson, Sr
Cedar Township
Blair Dry Woods
Joe Link
Eee
Logan
Auusus Howsare
Ida Squire
Board of Pension Examiners. Com
Drs
Teresa Swift
Porter
Brighton
Vienna Bakery
Wm. Blair & Son
Henry Crooks
Mabel
Crawfordaville
Blodwin Jones
Davenport
Jos. Rowan
Ir. Spessard
Baby
J. W. Sy Dunham
Carrie Hamilton
Monmouth
Cloyce Beard
Stichter
Gunther
Gillett’s
Stewart
Stewart's
T. M. Reynolds
South Side
Stichter's
Keck Floral Co
J. W. Applegate
Reynolds
Marion Anderson
Portland Sleighs
City Feed Yard
Mason Transfer & Storage Co
HE County News
Uut
West Chester
Crawfordsville
Marbourg & Helwick
Mery
Menrmek-Scott Co
Syracuse
Wilson
Simmons Hardware CO
St. Louis
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
F. A. Miller
J. E. Kunath
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