Local notices and entertainment listings in Grinnell page
Small house for rent, Wilber Miller. Don Handy, of Grinnell, called on friends in the city today. Marriage licenses issued to Birt Veach and Lulu B. Harvey, and Ralph Kennedy and Margaret Rudolph. Don’t miss the W. R. C. benefit New Year’s day. W. F. Brinton will give the show in the Graham. Fine new pictures. A good show promised. Seats on sale now at Lemmon’s pharmacy.
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Don Handy
Grinnell
Birt Veach
Lulu B. Harvey
Ralph Kennedy
Margaret Rudolph
W. F. Brinton
Lemmon’s
Foley's Honey and Tar Remains Safe Under Pure Food Law
Company announces Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law. It contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended for both children and adults. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Masons Celebrate Temple Ownership and History in Washington
Members of Masonic orders in Washington marked debt clearance and one third ownership of the Temple Building with a large social at the Masonic temple. Speakers reviewed lodge history from 1851 to modern gains while noting growth to 118 blue lodge members and 114 chapter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Fraternity
Blue Lodge
Temple Building Company
Amos N.alderson
Jackson Roberts
J. W. Morton
Eugene Anderson
Harwin T. Reynolds
Harry H. Mathews
John H. Wilde
Martin P. Miller
Everson Opera House
Messrs. A
Grand Lodge
Norman Chipman
A. R. Dewey
Amos N. Alberson
James A. Thompson
Cyrus Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Bethlehem
Judge Dewey
George W. Teas
Almon R. Dewey
Col
A. A. Rodman
Washington Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Rogers
Smith
Mr. Hawk
Wellman
Mr. Smith
Hawk
Verne Sigler
Miss Smith
Henry Evers
H. B. Luers
Dutch Creek
Conrad Ramge
G. W. Reed
N. ©. Pearson
Jackson
Merle Lindorff
Rock Island
Phil Lips Host Dinner for Green Family at Home
Tuesday Mr and Mrs W A Phil lips entertained at dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs W S Green and family. The day was very much enjoyed by all present. Mr and Mrs Green leave soon for their new home at Mt Vernon where their daughter Miss Avis has been attending college.
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W. A. Phillips
W. S. Green
Mrs. Green
Mt. Vernon
Miss Avis
Christmas Eve at Chittum Home Bright with Santa
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Chittum hosted a Christmas gathering at their home with Mrs. Biskamp and children and the Wes Reiner family. A real Santa Claus and children’s recitations highlighted the evening. The group enjoyed a festive Christmas Day at the Chittums' cozy residence.
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J. M. Chittum
Biskamp
Wes Reiner
Michael Smith
Santa Claus
Mrs. Chittum
Christmas Dance at Commercial Club Tonight
The annual Christmas dance is held tonight at the Commercial club starting at 9 30. Music by Mahanna and Ogle of Iowa City with traps. Programs provided.
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Commercial Club
Mahanna and
Ogle
Iowa City
North west couple hosts dinner for Ottawa visitors
Mr and Mrs Will Marie entertained yesterday in honor of Mr and Mrs Ed Swift and daughter Ethel dreda from Ottawa Ohio daughter names appear as Ethel dreda in the readable text.
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Will Marie
Ed Swift
Etheldreda
Ottawa
Local workers named for their projects
The report lists A. R. Miller, BE. T. Wickham, J. W. Morton, H. T. Reynolds, A. N. Alberson, G. W. Brown, J. H. Steck, E. G. Wilson and W. B. Marbourg and notes they did their work well.
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A. R. Miller
BE. T. Wickham
J. W. Morton
H. T. Reynolds
A. N. Alberson
G. W. Brown
J. H. Steck
E. G. Wilson
W. B. Marbourg
Dinner Party Honors Jeannette Cherry Guests
Miss Jeannette Cherry hosted a dinner at her parents home on South Marion Avenue Oklahoma City during the holidays. An elaborate seven o'clock course dinner featured dark red carnations and asparagus fern. Honored guests included Miss Kathleen Montelius of Kalispell Montana and Chester Smith of Monmouth Illinois with musical solos and vocal selections by Hanna Eicher Vera Rogers and Mr. Smith following.
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Jeannette Cherry
Oklahoma City
W. W. Cherry
South Marion Avenue
Kathaleen Montelius
Kalispell
Mont
Chester Smith
Monmouth
Ill
Hanna Eicher
Vera Rogers
Smith
Mary Steck Hosts Ready Maids Guests at East Main Home
Miss Mary Steck entertained about twelve Ready Maids guests at her East Main street home in honor of Miss Mildred Luce of West Liberty. A light luncheon was served and out of town guest Miss Katherine Parkinson of Palo Alto, California attended.
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Mary Steck
East Main Street
Mildred Luce
West Liberty
Katherine Parkinson
Palo Alto
Calif
Miss Minnie and Etta Conner Host Dinner Honor Resident
The Misses Minnie and Etta Conner entertained a small group of friends at dinner today as a compliment to Miss Mary Vate of Velwein Iowa.
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Minnie
Etta Conner
Mary Vate
Velwein, Lowa
Dinner guests entertained at Mason home west of city
A group of friends from the city gathered for dinner today at the residence of Mr and Mrs Wes Mason located west of the city.
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Wes Mason
Wallace Invite Party for Niece Miss Parkinson
Mr and Mrs Leigh Hunt Wallace issue invitations for a party to be given Tuesday evening in honor of their niece Miss Parkinson of Palo Alto California.
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Leigh Hunt Wallace
Miss Parkinson
Palo Alto
Calif
Pretty Holiday Wedding Near Wellman
The home of Mr and Mrs William H Harvey two miles southwest of Wellman hosted a noon Tuesday wedding of their daughter Lulu B to Birt Veach. Rev W A Smith of Lexington officiated. A three course dinner followed the ceremony. The couple, from near Wellman, plan to start housekeeping on a farm soon.
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William H. Harvey
Wellman
Lulu B
Birt Veach
W. A. Smith
Lexington
Party at Miss Vern Tomlinson’s home
Miss Vern Tomlinson entertained about thirty friends at her South Iowa avenue home last evening. Refreshments were served and all guests departed at a late hour reporting a jolly time.
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Vern Tomlinson
Iowa Avenue
Simpson Family Dines at Harvey Kyle Home North East
The Simpson family hosted a dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Kyle northeast of the city. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Clendenning Mr and Mrs James Gordon and daughter Miss Ella plus Misses Margaret Simpson and Mary Clendenning from town.
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Simpson
Harvey Kyle
James Clendenning
James Gordon
Ella
Margaret Simpson
Mary Clendenning
Cooks Host Christmas Dinner at East Washington Home
Mr and Mrs R S Cook entertained guests at a Christmas day dinner party held at their residence on East Washington Street.
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Mrs. R. S. Cook
East Washington Street
Death of J C Scott Remains to Be Buried Here
The body of J C Scott of Horton Kansas arrives this evening for burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. He died yesterday morning at about 71. A short funeral will be held at the McConaughey home. he was a former Washington resident and brother of Mrs S P McConaughey.
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J. C. Scott
Horton
Kan
Elm Grove
Scott
P. McConaughey
Washington
McConaughey
Logs and Journals Preserve Salem’s Maritime Era
The Essex Institute houses nearly a thousand voyage logs and sea journals from 1750 to 1890. These canvass-covered volumes narrate the rise and fall of Salem’s seafaring commerce, from privaters to Manila fleet logs, recording a vanished age of deep-water enterprise.
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Essex Institute
Blue Water
Hopewell
West Indies
Mindoro
Manila
Salem
Dr Shoop Cough Cure Promises Safe Timely Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop Cough Cure as safe for all ages including infants. It claims the remedy uses a resinous plant extract from a sacred shrub, soothing coughs and healing bronchial membranes without opium or cocaine.
Local Notes From Vienna Collected Here
Miss Nellie Stevenson arrived this morning from Keota and spent the day in the city. Robert McCall Jr son of Mr and Mrs McCall Jr is improving after illness. Grant Wayman and wife who were visiting Mrs Varney left for their home in Vinton Iowa.
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Nellie Stevenson
Keota
Robert McCall
Robert McCall, Jr
Grant Wayman
R. ©. Varney
Vinton
Iowa
Old Salem Ships and Sailors Reveals Port History
Ralph D. Paine contributes to The Outing Magazine a series on Old Salem Ships and Sailors. He draws from Essex Institute log books to uncover romance and fact shaping early American commerce during Salem’s peak era as a bustling port.
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Ralph D. Paine
Outing Magazine
Old Salem
Massachusetts
America
Essex Institute
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