Dedication of A. C. A. W. Hall in Temple Building
Over three hundred members from five lodges gather for the dedication of new parlors in the Temple building. Speakers and musical numbers from the A O U W W R C G A R and other groups highlight a festive program followed by social time and gramophone music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Building
Sisters
the Woman's Relief Corps
Degree of
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Legion of Honor
J. G. White G. A. R. Post
Washington
Temple
Fred H. Smith
Aaron Hise
A. Ro Dewey
Arnold Twiggs
I. G. White Post
Father Upchursh
Aurora Literary Society Hosts Magnet Society Night
Last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Samson the Aurora Literary Society entertained the Magnet Society in a long standing alternating event. The host society aimed to outdo the rival group in a festive indoor gathering drawing town interest and excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. H. F. Samson
Halil
Clayton Eckerman
Magnet
Nancy Stapp
Alvin Godfrey
Aurora
Wesco
May Godfrey
Homer Ashby
Harlow McConnaughey
Hillhouse of
Scofield
Julia Grumbling
Cora Smiley
Prof. Grumbling
Mrs Grumbling
Dade Shearer
Marie Samson
Grace Speer
Messrs
Oral Watters
Martha Samson
J.T. Mathews
Your City
Jesse Marr
Lelia Erdice
Muscatine
February 1900 Community Meeting and Fair Recap
In Crawfordsville Aurora Magnet groups hosted a social at the Samson Home on February 1 1900 with games mus denoting a lively event. Winners crowned in races talks and contests included Ethel McCreedy James Davis Amy Folger and many locals. a wrist injury was reported from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Toole
Ethel McCreedy
James Davis
Aurora Wan
Reverend Howard McJunkin to Speak at Presbyterian Church
Rev Howard McJunkin arrives from Chicago and will occupy the pulpit on Sabbath drawing a large Washington audience. Col D J Palmer returns home last night from Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Y. P. U. Society
Washington Association
West Chester
Howard McJunkin
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Col
D. J. Palmer
Des Moines
Old Uncle Jed praised by multiple papers
Critics lauded the traveling company and its free noon parade on Feb 6. Reviews from Webster City and Mason City highlight a strong orchestra, clever comedians, and broad audience appeal with topnotch entertainment and high satisfaction. Ticket prices were 25, 35, and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed
Graham
Webster City
Uncle Jed
Mason City
Whistler
Old Uncle Jed Show Opens For Children Under Twelve
The Old Uncle Jed company will admit all children under twelve for 10 next Tuesday evening. The show features a fine orchestra and a strong opening overture of Columbus starting at 8 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
January Marriage Licenses Set Record Pace in County
County Clerk J. B. Young issued twenty marriage licenses in January, far above the monthly average. If the pace continues, the year 1900 may break the record for licenses issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Young
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Manchester
Esa
Mercer & Chilcote
Sol. Rich & Co
Im Sy
Ment
Bond
A. N. Euwer
Stewart's
the Globe Barber Shop
Square
A. J. Neiswanger, al Deale
Warfel
East Side Restaurant
Frankfort
Penn
Charles Dickson
W. Reed
G. A. R. Post
Emma Wilbur
South Iown Street
The
Aurora Liter
Ary Society of the Academy Entertain
Ed the
Magnet Society
Ra’s
OUR County News
Crawfordsville
Wellman, Keota
Samson
Ainsworth
F. G. Sands
Wickham
Marsden
Sapper
Laird
Martha Sherbee
J. A. Marsh
I. W. Crawford
Fairfield
W. T. Trotter
Miss Amy
Folger
Mary Figgins
Leon Styles
Alvan Godfrey
Frank Pearson
Sadie Dill
Lawson Fisher
Sadie
J. F. Buxbaum
J. S. McCleary
Steubenville
Ohio
Solomon Bentley
McCleary
Ella Knauss
Wellman
Hardy Scott
Kansas City
Sigourney
Hedrick
Washington County
Teeter
Kalona
Rev. McJunkin
Crosby Oller Millin
Epot Gs
Ocrosby
Best
Patent Process
Topeka
KANSL
Crosby
Monarch
Uncle Sam
J. A. Cunningham
East Side Square, Washington, Ta
Cros&up
Crosbys
J. N. Lewis & CO
North Side Square
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