Social Afternoon in Honor of Chicago and Kansas City Guests
Mrs J Wilson hosted a social yesterday at East Washington street for Mrs Chas Owen of Chicago and Mrs WQ Church of Kansas City who are visiting. Guests included Mrs R S Cook Mrs Belle Daugherty Mrs Harry Bell Mrs Lloyd Lytie and Mrs H F Steck who enjoyed fancy work and a four course turkey dinner at six.
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J. Wilson
East Washington Street
Chas. Owen
Chicago
W. Q. Church
Kansas City
Pleasant visit at Arthur Yard home in Washington
Mrs M D Yard and Miss Alice Yard joined Mr and Mrs Ed David and family of Crawfordsville and Mr and Mrs Bert Yard and daughter of Havre for a surprise morning call at the Arthur Yard residence in east Washington. A three course dinner followed and the afternoon was spent nicely.
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M. D. Yard
Alice Yard
Ed Davidson
Crawfordsville
Bert Yard
Havre
Arthur Yard
East Washington
Yard
Miss Ruth Knapp Hosts Evening With Friends
Miss Ruth Knapp entertained about sixteen friends at her West Third Street home last evening. The young crowd enjoyed games and various entertainments followed by luncheon.
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Ruth Knapp
West Third Street
Ruth Dunham Hosts T. B. Club Meeting and Lunch
Ruth Ora Dunham hosted a T. B. club session this week with a key business meeting electing Grace Applegate as president. The gathering concluded with a two course luncheon for the younger attendees.
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Ruth Ora Dunham
T. B
Grace Applegate
Bible Department Meeting at Fort Nightly Club
The Fort Nightly Club Bible department will meet with Mrs. Frank Wilson on Monday afternoon at 2 30.
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Bible Department
Frank Wilson
Farewell Party for Humston Family Near City
About forty neighbors gathered at the Humston home northwest of the city for a farewell celebration as the family moves to town. Music games and a three course dinner at noon accompanied by baskets and appreciation gifts, including a rocking chair, expressed high regard for Mr and Mrs Humston and family. Andrew Simpson of Centerville Iowa attended from afar.
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J. H. Humston
Iso
Andrew Simpson
Centerville
Iowa
Dues Reminder From Local W C T U Treasurer
A notice requests members to pay overdue dues before year end while the treasurer is ill. The writer clarifies it is not a demand but a gentle reminder and lists options to submit a dollar via Mr Mc Elhinny or at the meeting next Thursday. The appeal targets all members including honorary ones and emphasizes timely payment.
Church Service Schedule Short Note
Sabbath school at 9 45. Morning service at 11. Junior at 4. Senior at 5 45. Evening service at 7. Everyone is invited to attend these services. Rev. W. O. Fisher, pastor.
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W. O. Fisher
Church Services Schedule With Pastor Announcement
Sabbath school at 9 30 morning worship at 11 Junior Endeavor at 4 Senior Endeavor at 5 45 Evening worship at 7 All are cordially invited Rev W R Sawhill pastor.
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W. R. Sawhill
First Presbyterian Sunday Services and Endeavor Programs
Sabbath school starts at 9 40 morning service at 11 Junior Endeavor at 3 Senior Endeavor at 6 and Evening service at 7 Rev L D Young is the pastor.
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Rev. L. D. Young
First Church of Christ Scientist Invites Congregation
Corner of Iowa and Jefferson streets hosts morning service at 11 with the subject Mind. Golden text and Bible verse from I Peter 3 8. Wednesday evening meeting at 730. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services.
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Iowa and
Jefferson Streets
Methodist Episcopal Sunday Services Schedule
Sunday school at 9 30 a m class meetings at 10 30 morning service at 11 baptism and reception of probationers men s meeting at 2 30 junior league at 3 30 epworth league at 5 45 reception of members evening service at 7 Rev U S Smith pastor
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Epworth
U.S. Smith
East Lynne thrills Sherman stock audience
East Lynne by the Sherman Stock company drew a good sized crowd last night. The production pleased attendees with strong staging and a generous free admission for ladies with one paid ticket. Tonight the group promotes The Eagle's Nest and a matinee offered My Friends from Arkansas. The engagement ends tonight.
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East Lynne
Sherman Stock Company
Eagle’s Nest
Opera House
Arkansaw
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Sold for Rheumatic Relief
Buy Frey's photos. For Rheumatic Sufferers. The quick relief from pain afforded by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm makes it a favorite with sufferers for rheumatism sciatic lame back lumbago and deep seated and muscular pains. For sale by Cook & Sherman.
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Chamberlain
Cook & Sherman
Missionary Moody Gives Africa Talk at Baptist Church
Rev. Thomas Moody, longtime Africa missionary, spoke to a large Baptist church audience on his life and mission work. He described his street upbringing in New York, educational rescue, and journey to Africa with efforts to educate and train natives for gospel work. A free will offering was collected to defray his expenses, with special services planned to begin tomorrow.
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Thomas Moody
Africa
Baptist Church
Mr. Moody
New York
Quieting Title in Washington County Iowa Real Estate Case
John A. Hough FE Bauer and William H. Harding sue to quiet title to multiple parcels in Washington County Iowa. The petition alleges long term adverse possession by plaintiffs and seeks cancellation of adverse claims, with unknown claimants named and notice given to all defendants to appear by March 17, 1908 or face default.
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H. ©. Rosecrans
James Rosecrans
Aroreé Clemons
Mary Ann Clemons
Willis Clemons
Cynthia A. Clemons
Amanda J. Clemons
Mary EF. Jackson
Ezra Clemons
William Smith
Auroree Clemons
Ferdinand Clemons
Sarah Clemons
James Jackson
Ferdinand Clemon
Cynthia Ann Clemons
Drusilla Clemons
George W. Hough
Jane Hough
H.L. F
Elizabeth Patterson
John M. Davis
Mary A. Davis
Lydia A. Blaise
Lydia A. Davis
Mary A. Gilbert
Marie Ann Gilbert
Vida Corley
Noble E. Corley
B. F. Gilbert
Lizzie Gibert
James B. Combs
William Thrapp
Wm. Craven
Harrison A. Ball
John W Dawson
Mary Davis
J.B. Combs
H. A. Ball
William P. Craven
Nathan Littler
B. L. Gilbert
John Davis
J. M. Shilling
Philip Grassell
Washington County
Iowa
Towit
St. P. M
District Court
John A. Hough
FE. F. Bauer
William H. Harding
Washington
Wills Voided After Clerical Swap in Indiana Court
In Lafayette Indiana two wills were declared void after a clerical error in probate. The Bowyer will bore Stanfield’s signature and the Stanfield will bore Bowyer’s signature. Administrators were appointed for both estates.
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Lafayette
Ind
Cornelia Stanfield
Elizabeth Bowyer
Bowyer
Stanfield
Student savagery shocks Hedding College Park
Clarence Robinson a Hedding College Abingdon student was seized by masked youths tied to a tree in Hedding college park during a blizzard Tuesday night. He freed himself after midnight and crawled six blocks through deep snow to his boarding place before collapsing from exhaustion.
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Galesburg
Clarence Robinson
Hedding Colege
Abingdon
Hedding College Park
Lewis
Robinson
Two “Raffles” Captured in Ann Arbor Burglary Case
William McDonald and Frank Tooke, both nineteen, arrested as alleged Raffles. They confess stealing $20 from University of Michigan students in the Y M C A building and may be tied to other burglaries at the Merkel and Nathan residences. McDonald is the son of a university engineer. Tooke is the son of the late Rev W McCauley Tooke. Both described as well dressed.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
William McDonald
Frank Tooke
Evcr
University of Michigan Ceeds
Y. M. CG
Asylum Investigation Probes Food Purchases at Illinois Home
A subcommittee of the state asylum investigating committee visits Lincoln to hear evidence on the Asylum for Feeble Minded Children. They review food supply contracts and take witness depositions while addressing runaway incidents of nine advanced girls aged eighteen to twenty who slipped away after wages stopped.
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Linccoln
State Asylum Investigating Committee
Edward Hope
John J. McLaughlin
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aid for Girls
A mother should act promptly when a young girl shows sluggish thoughts head aches dizziness and sleepiness. The text claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aids the young body preparing for the coming change and has helped three generations from girlhood to womanhood.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound credited by patient
Miss Ellen M Olson of Kewanee Illinois writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her backache sideache and regulated her periods after doctors advised surgery. The letter promotes the remedy for female ills including displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities and nervous prostration and invites other sick women to write for advice.
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Miss Olson
Ellen M. Olson
North East Street
Kewanee
Lil
Ye Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
M Nps
Pound
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