Local News Notes on Travelers and a Sudden Death
Charles Winter traveled eastward this morning. Mrs. A Walker returned home in Ainsworth after visiting her son J M Walker. Mr and Mrs G A Morris of Chicago left for home after a visit at H N Morris's home. Mr and Mrs L Sturdevan and children went to Ainsworth following the sudden death of Miss Elizabeth Hayden, Sturdevan’s aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. A. Walker
Ainsworth
J. M. Walker
G. A. Morris
Chicago
H. N. Morris
Mrs. L. Sturdevan
Mr. Sturdevan
Elizabeth Hayden
Beula Stewart
West Chester
Curt Wells
Mrs
D. T. Carson
Little Yar
Myrtle Pence
Fairfield
Kate Meeks
Miraculous Cure with Electric Bitters Reported
H M Adams and wife of Pa claim their child, once with eczema for five years and deemed incurable, improved after using Electric Bitters. They say after seven bottles the child is completely cured and describe the remedy as modern blood medicine and body building tonic. Sold at Stewart's drug store for 50 cents and 1.00.
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H. M. Adams
Henrietta
Stewart's
Farewell Sermon for Rev. W. C. Allen in Washington Iowa
Rev. W. C. Allen of the Covenanter church preached a farewell sermon at First United Presbyterian Church as he departs for Oakland California. The Ministerial Association of Washington Iowa submitted a paper of appreciation for his work and character. John Shields was elected president and J. A. Y. Ashby secretary of the city Bible society for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Society
First United Presbyterian Church
W. ©. Allen
Covenanter Church
W. ©. Fisher
W. R. Sawhill
L. D. Young
Elias Handy
Allen
Oakland
Calif
American Bible Society
Handy
Ministerial Association
Washington
Iowa
W. C. Allen
John Shields
J. A. Y. Ashby
Wellman Man Loses Arm in Corn Shredder Accident
Wellman Iowa December 31 Leck Wade sustained severe injuries while shredding corn at the Ryan home two and a half miles west of Wellman. A malfunctioning shredder drew his arm into the cylinder and tore it off at the shoulder. Amputation performed within five inches of the shoulder. Wade recovering with improving condition.
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Wellman
Specia
Leck Wade
Ryan
Mr. Wade
Wade
Local Visitors Stop at Herr Home in Wellman
Mrs Elma Herr arrived from Cedar Rapids to visit the George Herr household while Roy Rose from Riverside spends a few days at the hotel in Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Herr
Cedar Rapids
George Herr
Roy Rose
Riverside
Local arrivals and travel chatter brighten city scene
Morning arrivals include Verle Dunham from the east and Miss Marie Jericho from Burlington. Several residents, such as Glenn Laffer and Miss Maud Gorham, return from visits while others depart for Davenport Lexington Havre Des Moines and Chicago for city or educational duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verle Dunham
Glenn Laffer
Slourney
Flenry Wasson
Burlington
Will Hartman
Washington
Harrie Horne
Hattie Chilcote
Davenport
Marie Jericho
Maud Gorham
West Chester
Death of Elizabeth Hayden Ainsworth
Elizabeth Hayden died at her sister Mrs. B S Sturdivan’s home after a long illness. Born December 31 1831 in Hamilton County Ohio she came to Iowa in 1834 and lived in or near Ainsworth most of her life. Survived by three sisters Mrs B S Sturdivan Mrs James Burmand and Mrs Margaret Schuman and a brother Stephen Hay.
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Ainsworth
Elizabeth Hayden
B. S. Sturdivan
Hamilton County
Ohio
Iowa
Burlington
Washington County
Ainsworth woman to be laid to rest tomorrow
The obituary notes a resident of Ainsworth who would have turned 75 today. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 10 o clock from the family home with burial in Camp Ground Cemetery.
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Den
Ainsworth
Camp Ground Cemetery
Jewelry Thieves in Custody
Utica detectives and Hinsdale police officers departed for Chicago with Franz Niedzielski and Madeline Kreger in custody. They were arrested last week for stealing jewelry and valuables valued between eight thousand and fifteen thousand dollars from the Chicago employer Charles V Stein. The recovered goods were handed to Mr Stein earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Nicholson
Hinsdale
Fitzgerald
Chicago
Franz Niedzielski
Madeline
Kreger
Charles V. Stein
Stenn
Detective Shot in Hyde Park Robbery Chase
Detective James J. Sheehan of Hyde Park station was seriously wounded when six policemen fired during a pursuit of a holdup man near Kimbark Avenue and Fifty-Fifth Street. He was shot through the right leg after being mistaken for the robber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James J. Sheehan
Hyde Park
Kimbark Avenue
Fifth Street
Sheehan
Possible Penn sylvania railway successor named
It is believed James McRae for president of the Pennsylvania system may replace A. J. Cassatt. Also reported, Charles W. Carstenson and M. Manning were killed by a train in Albany.
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A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railway System
James McRae
Charles W. Carstenson
M. Manning
New York Central Railroad
Albany
Nun
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Charles Winter
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Columbia Pharmacy
J. E. Lemmon
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ANNIS
J. B. Crail
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Elwyn
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Havre
Lee Dowell
Des Moines
Mrs. Sturdivan
Minnesota
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James Bryce
United States
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Thomas Houston
St. Louis
Jerome Keogh
Buffalo
J. F. Tinkler
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Joe B. Loomis
Lincoln
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Elba
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New York Dock Exchange
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