Post nuptial shower and local community notes from Columbus Junction
A post nuptial shower for Mr and Mrs B Hamilton was a delightful event at the Gipps home with about fifty friends. Other items include carloads of horses shipped to eastern Pennsylvania and Loveland Colorado, delayed 2nd year clothing courses due to bad roads, Louisa county girls clubs planning with health tasks and demonstrations, a farewell party for Newton Teel as the family moves to Old Clifton, Shellbark Club meeting postponed, Alma Johnson visiting Chicago, Farmers cooperative livestock association officer slate and charges, and Paul Smith taking a journalism position with Burlington Gazette.
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Columbus Junction
B. Hamilton
Charles Gipps
Gipple
Walter Marsden
Frank Prior
State College
Edith Harker
Girls Club
Giria
Louisa County
Newton Teel
Teel
Shellbark
Old Clifton
Shellbark Club
Claude McCoy
Alma Johnson
Chicago
Farmers’ Co-operative Livestock Shipping Association
Wapello
S. B. Matthews
Thomas Fry
H. B. Stone
Ernest Winter
Paul Smith
Columbus Junction High School
The
State University At
Iowa City
Burlington Gazette
Who Is Your Skinny Friend Ethel
An old advertisement promotes McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a remedy to gain five pounds in 30 days. It claims women, children, and feeble adults can grow robust, with a money back guarantee if results aren’t met. It urges asking for McCoy’s original cod liver oil compound tablets at drugstores.
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McCoy Laboratories
New York
McCoy
J. E. Lemmon
Advt
Joint Base ad promises relief for stiff joints
An old ad touts Joint Base as a remedy for rheumatic joints. It claims to soak right in, reduce swelling, and limber joints after other cures fail. The ad urges buying a 60c tube at Sherman Bros. or any druggist.
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Joint-base
Sherman Bros
Joint Base
Advt
Trial package offer for Chamberlain medicines
Send name and address with 5 cents to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa to receive a trial packet of Chamberlain cough remedy tablets and silver for burns wounds and skin ailments. This offer promises relief for coughs colds croup bronchial and throat irritation and various stomach complaints in every family.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Noble notes include meetings and a wedding
Mrs Bera Wittmer and children visited the Roths on Saturday and John C Roth hosted Sunday dinner with J A Frey. Dr Alten of Wayland treated Mrs Margaret Schantz for heart trouble. A teacher training meeting led by Rev Schrag occurred Wednesday. Rich Sunday school held its monthly meeting at Joe Mast home. Irvin Boshart family joined dinner at Arthur Mitchell. Noble Community sale drew good attendance. Henry Leichty and Leona Miller wed February 26 at the bride's east Wayland home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antion
J. G. Witt
Schrag
Joe Mast
Irvin Boshart
Arthur Mitchell
Noble
Henry Leichty
Ben Leichty
Leona Miller
Anisa Miller
Wayland
Rob and Roy Quinn Return From Missouri Funeral
Cotter Cotter reports Rob and Roy Quinn returned from Missouri where they attended their mother’s funeral. Local notes include appendicitis illness for David Stapp and visits among Stapp and Richards families. The Smalfeldt family moved in from Davenport area and bought the Bill Dean farm. birthday celebration for Mrs Spencer Bell noted.
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C. C. Stapp
Price Davis
O. ER. S. Lodge
Columbus Junction
Spencer Bell
Jarrett Peters
Smaulfeldt
Davenport
Bill Dean
Frank Hanenstein
Meda Blanche
Roberta
Devils Dogs Edge Cotter In Close Muscatine Tilt
The Devil Dogs of Muscatine defeated Cotter Independent boys basketball 21 to 20 on Saturday night. R. L. Duncan and Hugh Morris purchased Jersey cows at the Summerville sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
George B. Stapp
The
Devil Dogs of
HASKINS HASKINS Community News Brief
Mrs J Booth and daughters Vivian and Hazel visited relatives in Washington. The sick are improving. Dorothy Gordon has mumps. Mrs Minnie Jennings transacted business in Haskins and stayed with Mrs L K Mathers. Harry McCreedy returned from Iowa City. Joe Embree moved to the Faerber farm northwest of Haskins. Mrs Ralph Stafford traveled to Washington. sister Mrs June Custer visited. Roads are bad. few townsfolk seen. Davis moved to Mrs Minnie Jackson’s farm. Miss Dale Ebner returned from Burlington for a few days with her parents.
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Haskins
Iowa
J. the Booth
Vivian
Hazel
Washington
Dorothy Gordon
Minnie Jennings
Haskin
L. K. Mathers
Harry McCreedy
Iowa City
Joe Embree
Faerber
Davis
Minnie Jackson
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Physicians and Surgeons
John Droz
M.D
West Main St
Frank Boller
City
Mutual
W. Washington St
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Blue Mutual
J.D. Dayton
Westchester, IloWa
Washington County
Austin Sutherland Auctioneer
Washington, Lowa
T. A. Michels
Washington, Iowa
Morrison & Morrison
Brookhart Bros. Law—Abstracts
Opera House
Mutual Phone
C. J Wilson
C. C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
Journal
Livingston & Eicher
Alstract Department
C. V. Brown
South of Water Works
Earl Grey
Oakland
California
J. F. Grey
C. KE. Pierce
Wm. Sink
Eastern Pennyslvania
Loveland
Colorado
Mildred BB. Elder
Extension Department of
Special
BREWS
Ethel
Scott
It & Bowne
Bloom Fe
Washington Oil Co
Cotter
Winglad
Chick
June Custer
Dale Ebner
Burlington
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