Jesse Sanders Dies Veteran Settler of Wash County
Jesse Sanders former resident of this county died after a two week illness lagrippe at the home of his son in Papillion Nebraska. He served in Company th Iowa infantry and left a large family including A D Sanders Milton Sanders Martha Day Ola Brown Lizzie Ives Jennie Chap Wright John In and Charles Mrs. Sanders will conduct the funeral at the Malin residence with interment in Pleas Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malin
Jesse Sandho
Sanders
Papillion
Nebr
Malin
Nebraska
Lagrippe
Iowa Infantry
Unon
Washings County
A. D. Sanders
Love
Colo
Milton Sanders
Papil
Martha Day
Ola Brown
Kaye County
Oma
Lizzie Ives
Thee Wash
Jennie Chap
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Wright
Fairfield
John In
Charles Mrs
Wellfleet
Wyo
Sand
Chrischurch
Pleas- Hill
Obituary of Mrs C Schantz of Crawford Township Iowa
Mrs C Schantz dies at age about 70 after two weeks of illness lagrippe onset and two weeks. She was married in Switzerland March 8 1853 and came to the United States with seven children living. husband Chris Schantz survives. Daughters Barbara Wise Eliza Richard and others reside in Iowa. Funeral arrangements set for Friday at 1 pm at Eicher church with Rev Mussel Garreck Graber officiating. burial in Eicher cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Schantz
Noble
Lagrippe
Ra Rich
Chris Anna Conrad Rich
Switzerland
Basel
Joseph Rich
Wford
Chris Sechantz
Tzerland
United States
County
Ohio
Washing County
Iowa
Oneghter
Anna
Dalene Goldsmith
Wayland
Barbara Wise
Eliza Richard
Henry County
Peter Antz
Crawford Township
Y Wise
Je Conrad
Schantz
Mente Church
Nce
Eicher Rch
Messrs. Mussel, Garreck and Graber
Interit
Eicher Cemetery
Death at Riverside Tale of Veteran Fesler's Passing
Riverside February 11 Special Fesler one of Iowa township's oldest residents and a Civil War veteran died last night at 11 after a week long illness pneumonia caused his death He was born in Virginia in 1828 and moved to Iowa with his parents in 1840 He married Mary Flife in 1848 and had five children four living Carnduff Canada D A and S Fesler Riverside and Mrs Mary McCluskey Cedar Falls One son was killed and Mrs Fesler died in April 1902 He resided near Riverside for 30 to 40 years and was esteemed The funeral will be Thursday at 10 30 at the residence conducted by the Rev H F Pugh Methodist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iverside
B Fesler
Iowa Township
Riverside
Fester
Virginia
Wember
Lowarh
Mary Flife
Senion
John Feser Carnduff
Canada
D. A
S. Fesler
Ra McCluskey
Cedar Falls
Erside
22Nd
Iowa Infantry
H. F. Pugh
Methodist
Irch
Lincoln dinner plate sale nears full capacity
The committee reports 135 plates sold for tomorrow's Lincoln dinner at the Commercial club. Davenport Times reserved for a representative, with Ottumwa Courier and Fairfield Journal also requesting plates. Hon. Joseph Frailey of Ft. Madison plans to attend. Governor Cummings arranged a special train to Columbus Junction to meet another state appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Davenport Times
Columbus Junction
Court convenes on larceny case at Chapel hall
The Academy district court of Appleseed county convenes this evening at 7:30 in Chapel hall with Judge Brookhart on the bench. Defendants Glen Sands and Lorin McFarland face a charge of larceny of domestic fowls at night. Admission is ten cents to support the Magnet Literary Society debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy District Court of
Appleseed County
Chapel Hall
Judge Brookhart
Glen Sands
Lorin McFarland
Magnet Literary Society
Death of Harry Wubben in San Jose Illinois
David Knottnerus received word of the death of Harry Wubben of San Jose Illinois. He was the son of Geike Wubben who lived west of the city until moving to Illinois three years ago. Cause was pneumonia with heart trouble as a complication. He was about nineteen years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Knottnerus
Harry Wubben
San Jose
Ill
Harry
Geike Wubben
Illinois
Stewart Pharmacy Debts Call for Settlements
Notice requests all persons owing money to Stewart Pharmacy to call and settle at their earliest opportunity. With the business changing hands, the old firm urges prompt payment of all accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Pharmacy
Gazelle Hose Co Meeting Thursday Evening
Notice of Gazelle Hose Company meeting scheduled for Thursday evening at o'clock sharp. Members are urged to attend and discuss pending matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazelle Hose Co
Dedicatory Exercises Open 75,000 Dollar Iowa City Church
Iowa City officials report the dedicatory week for the new 75,000 church of the Iowa City Methodists, with a roster of speakers including Bishop W. F. McDowell and Rev. Dr. James Rowe. The ceremony marks the formal opening as leaders from Mt. Vernon Des Moines and other cities attend. In Clinton, conductor George Goodwin dies after a long railway career following dismissal, leaving a note to his wife and two daughters as police and coroner investigate the suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Iowa City
Iowa
J. G. van Ness
Mt. Vernon
W. W. Carlton
Mason City
Dewitt Clinton
Vinton
Clinton
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
George Goodwin
Goodwin
Roach to Speak at Bloomington Men’s Meeting
Bloomington Illinois February 10 W L Roach of Muscatine has been invited to speak next Sunday February 16 at the tabernacle during a men’s meeting. The committee will run weekly meetings and hopes Roach can attend though no firm acceptance is yet received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Iil
W. L. Roach
Muscatine
the Tabernacle
Roach
Local Notes From East Washington and Kansas City
Caleb Louders of east Washington suffers from la grippe. Dr. E. W. Allendorph of Kansas City visits at the home of his sister Mrs. Rev. G. D. Rogers. Miss Maude Kelley starts work at the seed house yesterday morning. Fr. F. Parrish, ill last month, is up town today and improving. So Rich returns from Chicago to attend to business before departing again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Allendorph
Kansas City
G. D. Rogers
Local Movers Travel For Business And A Cough Cure Ad
Charles Hebner heads to Columbus Junction on business while Samuel Anderson makes a brief trip to Ainsworth. E P Dusenberry goes to Cedar Rapids for Iowa Pride Stock Powder Co. Horatio Benn visits Ainsworth to see his daughter Mrs. Chas McCreedy. Floyd Hitchcock returns to Keota after attending his grandfather's funeral in Selma. Dr Shoop's Cough Cure is advertised as a safe, non opium remedy using plant extract from a sacred shrub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E P. Dusenberry
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Pride Stock Powder Co
Horatio Benn
Ainsworth
Chas. McCreedy
Floyd Hitchcock
Keota
Selma
Iowa
District Court Notice of Estate Partition in Washington County
In the March 1907 term of the District Court of Washington County Iowa the plaintiffs Mary M Wilson and Fimer Wilson sue numerous defendants including J A Kallaus Juda E Hays Mattie Wilson Farris and W W Sigler executor for partition and sale of Otho Wilson real estate described as parts of section thirty six township seventy seven range nine. The petition notes a will probated and a mortgage alleged as loan plus a distribution share for Mary M Wilson and others. Plaintiffs seek partition and sale with general and equitable relief and warn defendants to appear before noon on March 17 1907 otherwise default and judgment will follow. Attorneys S W Brooknank for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bell Kallaus
J. A. Kallaus
Juda Etta Hays
Geo. Hays
Mattie Wilson Farris
P. Farris
June Gardner
Howard Gardner
Edith Collumber
O. J. Collumber
Lidia Frehl
A. H. Frehd
Lizzie Wilson
Frank Wilson
Fae Wilson
Grace Wilson
W. W. Sigler
Washington County
District Court
Iowa
Otho Wilson
Washington Couty
Mary M. Wilson
Alloge
Elmer Wilson
Anna Bel Kallaus
Mattie Willson Farris
Jane Gardner
Pae Wilson
Washington
Preventics Cold Tablets Promote Quick Relief
Drugstores nationwide stock Preventics as a safe effective remedy for early cold stages. The tablets claim to prevent pneumonia bronchitis and la grippe without quinine laxatives or harsh effects. Suitable for feverish children 48 tablets cost 25 cents trial boxes 5 cents. Sold by J H Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preventica
J. H. Stewart
Eighteenth Annual Convention of Sixth District Funeral Directors
The sixth district funeral directors association holds its eighteenth annual convention in Oskaloosa on February 25 and 26. T. M. Reynolds of the city appears on the program. C. B. and J. P. Thomas traveled to Burlington to visit their brother J. W. Thomas, who is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth District Funeral Directors’ Association
Oskaloosa
T. M. Reynolds
J. P. Thomas
Burlington
J. W. Thomas
Local Parent Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mr. L. J. Woodbury of Twining Michigan endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children and treats hard colds and croup. Sold by Cook and Sherman.
County Brews Notes Visitors and Local Goings On
February 11 reports John Neal James Black Ed White and son J R White visiting Washington. Wallace Cherryholmes of Washington called on local business. J F Buxbaum departed last evening for undisclosed destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neal
James Black
Ed White
J. R. White
Washington
Wallace Cherryholmes
J. F. Buxbaum
Chicago Plans Purchase of Spring Goods for Store
Chicago dealer prepares to buy spring merchandise for his shop. He aims to stock new seasonal items and attract customers with updated inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Local Socials and Visitors Share Notable Stops
February updates list Mrs. F. G. Sands visiting Amos Keller’s Washington home. Mrs. T. Y. Wickham Jr and daughter from Philadelphia arrive to spend days with Keota relatives. Sophia Marsh returns from Washington. L. W. Hazen visits Ottumwa with mother J. L. Hazen. J. L. Simpson stays with Washington friends. John Morrison returns to Columbus City from a stay with his sister. Rev. J. E. Weigle attends Winfield M. E. church dedication. Mrs. H. N. Wilkins of Crawfordsville arrives on No. 2. Watch for the new Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Sands
Amos Keller
Washington
T. Y. Wickham, Jr
Philadelphia
Keota
Sophia Marsh
Crawfordsville
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Jesse Sanders
C. Schantz
Near Noble
DEATH
Fasier
Sway
Frey
Academy District Court
Caleb Louders
East Washington
New York
Charles Hebner
Samuel Anderson
Smith's
J.C. Smith
Cash Grocery
Fimer Wilson
L. Brooknank
Chamberlain
Crawfordasville
Tory Service
Steck
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