Community notices and burial rites at Riverside church
The County News notes a Thursday evening event with a progressive game and a late spread. It reports the burial of Grandma Worlemont from Riverside Catholic church last Sunday, Mrs. John Critz's mother. Burial rites for Mrs. Caroline Kiefer were led by Rev. Fathers Weil Grothe and Jacobsmeier on Tuesday February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Worlemont
Riverside Catholic Church
John Critz
Weil, Grothe and
Jacobsmeier
Caroline Kiefer Tuesdady
Neighborhood Social News and Local Visits
Wednesday evening the young folks surprised Roy Kephart. A large crowd attended the social at William Saville's Thursday evening, net profits twelve dollars. Abe Cox installed church lights Thursday. John Hillhouse and Mrs Hillhouse visited Washington Friday. Art Hazen and mother ill, they went to Ainsworth Saturday. Hillhouse attended Washington banquet Saturday night. Jake Shrader visited Washington on Friday on business. Eyestone delivered corn at Havre Saturday. Hauler Richards had an accident when icy approach to the elevator caused the load to slip. driver and teams uninjured. John Caldwell family and others visited Jim Moothart Sunday. Willie Nicholson died near Lone Tree Saturday night. burial at Pleasant Hill church Tuesday at 11. Rob Dawson visited Jake Shrader Sunday. Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday evening was poorly attended due to bad roads.
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Roy Kephart
William Saville
Will Mayhew
Abe Cox
John Hillhouse
Washington
Art Hazen
Ainsworth
Mr. Hazen
Jake Shrader
Eyestone
Havre
Mr. Richards
John Caldwell
Will Saville
Ganon
Jim Moothart
Willie Nicholson
Jim Nicholson
Lone Tree
Pleasant Hill
Rob Dawson
Christian Endeavor
Local Visitors Reported From Washington and Muscatine
Feb 24 reports show Fred Spalding and J M Stewart Jr visiting Washington for business. A E Sands attended a Mt Pleasant bankers meeting and returned home. Gladys Fitzgerald and Grace Goble spent Saturday in Washington with friends and at Muscatine respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Spalding
Washington
A. E. Sands
Mt. Pleasant
Gladys Fitzgerald
J. M. Stewart, Jr
Muscatine
Grace Goble
Miss Turnipseed
Local Social Notes Mention Illness and Visits
Mrs. J. S. Hazen is seriously ill. Miss Effie McCreedy, visiting with Miss Blanche Stewart, returned home. Al Stephens was a business visitor. Mrs. Thomas Whitney, ill, is reported better today. J. M. Smith spent Saturday at M. L. Miller. Stone and Rhea were business visitors in Washington on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Hazen
Effie McCreedy
Blanche Stewart
al Stephens
Washington
Thomas Whitney
J. M. Smith
M. L. Miller
Junction
Robert Rhea
J. M. Stone
Crawfordsville Notes and Arrivals February Update
Residents and visitors feature in Crawfordsville as Mr and Mrs A Share depart for Chicago and Miss Fishburn returns to Winfield. Rev W G Robertson heads to Ainsworth while Mrs Saxton travels to Washington. Several locals attend a Washington banquet and church services are planned by Rev J E Weigle in Ainsworth through Thursday.
Democratic banquet features Denison and Porter in Washington
The Jefferson club in Washington hosts a Democratic banquet with speeches by Denison praising democracy and expansion and Claude Porter of Centerville delivering a forceful address on tariff reform and party unity. Porter's remarks urge tariff cuts, government backing of deposits, and a united Democratic front led by a strong rank and file.
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United States
Denison
Claude Porter
Democratic Party
Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
Porter
Cummins
McKinley
New York
Bryan
W. J. Bryan
America
Mr. Porter
Messrs. Denison
Westchester Notes From Feb 24 A Baby Girl Born
Westchester notes report Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nevins are proud parents of a girl. Miss Bessie Conger of Washington visits friends here. Mr. Berryman of Bloomington Indiana shipped horses after a visit. J D Dayton was a business caller at Sigourney. The Knapp two year old ill with pneumonia shows improvement. About ninety five Methodist church members held a social at the parsonage with readings and violin solos by Rev W A Smith. Refreshments followed. The Vienna offers angel food and devils food and lager cakes. Mr and Mrs W S Reister left for Davenport to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Nevins
Bessie Conger
Washington
Berryman
Bloomington
J. D. Dayton
Sigourney
Harve Knapp
Methodist Church
W. A. Smith
Lexngton
Ginger Bread Man advance sale proves strong show promise
The Ginger bread Man due tomorrow evening is expected to attract a larger audience than The District Leader. Advance sales are very satisfactory and the company is strong, promising a good performance. proceed to secure seats now.
Obituary: David Benson Sr. Dies at 3:15 PM
David Benson Sr. died this afternoon at 3 15 PM in the northwest part of the city. His wife Mrs. David Benson Sr. survives. Funeral arrangements had not been made and an obituary will follow in a later column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Benson
Centerville 6-inch coal offered by Marion T Anderson
Marion T Anderson promotes Centerville 6-inch coal claiming superior quality and promising better results than competitors and inviting customers to call Phone 176 for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Marion T. Anderson
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the County News
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