Sunday Services in the Boer Republic chapters five
The scene shifts from Waldo's Bible musings to a Sunday service in a farmhouse. Waldo seeks divine love as visions of Beulah unfold. Tant Sannie, Em, Lyndall, and others gather for Service No 2 while Bonaparte and a German friend arrive, hinting at daily life amid conflict.
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Waldo
Mark
Luke
Jael
Heber the Kenite
Jesus
King
Service
Tant’ Sannie
Em and Lyndall
Bonaparte
Bona
Admira
Lannie and Bonaparte's stern hymn sermon shocks Boer parlor
A Boer woman witnesses a stern evangelical service led by Bonaparte, a German reader, where a dramatic sermon on liars and hellfire unfolds. The scene includes a heavy woman unable to kneel, a reverent yet uneasy crowd, and a vivid tale of the circle from Cape Town to Rome ending with a taunt on eternal punishment. The passage closes with a news brief noting a fire in Little Rock and a Chicago disorderly conduct arrest.
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Lannie
Heaven
Bonaparte
Dan Vanderiinde
Farmers Mutual of Washington convenes at Smouse's Hall
The Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Washington county fills Smouse’s Hall with 2684 members for a morning meeting. President Hutton presided as reports and draft resolutions on tank heater use were reviewed and approved. Also noted are notices of condolence for John Dodds with a Saturday funeral.
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Hutton
B. Rabenold
W. A. Wilson
8S Thompson
John Dodds
West Washington Street
Funeral of Mrs Isa Bella Gray in Heights
The funeral for the late Mrs Isa Bella Gray widow of John A. Gray was held yesterday at 2 p.m. from her Heights home. Rev LB Schreckengast and Rev J Luckey conducted the service with hymns by the choir. Burial followed at Elm Grove cemetery where six children and seventeen grandchildren mourn her loss.
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Isabella Gray
John A. Gray
the Heights
LB. Schreckengast
Methodist Church
J Luckey
Jesus
Elm Grove Cemetery
John
George
Clearfield
Mary Canfield
Henry
James
Heaconsfield
Town
Anna
John Lytle
John Smeltzer
Samuel Gardner
W. A. Turner
Thos Montgomery
R M. Dibel
Trouble Over the Naming of a School House
A Crawford school house naming dispute surfaces amid the Dewey craze. Miller faces defacing charges after the word Dewey was painted over. trial set for February as the county clerk’s office handles pensions and local notices. George Sayles arrives from Chicago after the death of his uncle John Dodda.
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Crawford
Dewey
David Miller
Hicher
Geo. Sayles
Chicago
John Dodda
Local Hens and Visitors Patch Muscatine Day
Local items include Mrs. Jones of Oskaloosa visiting the Walkers and Mr. Carris the Keota barber calling on relatives. Will Narvis of Muscatine arrives for Hawkeye Lodge installation as delegates gather. skating party at Highland Park and weekly boxing at the armory draw lively crowds.
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Frank Walker
Mr. Carris
Keota
Hawkeye Lodge No 1
Mr. Narvis
Ainsworth
Highland Park
City Receives $5,000 Personal Injury Claim Against Washington
J. D. Keyes through Scofield and Butterfield asserts the city and J. H. Stewart liable for $5,000 after Keyes, who is blind, fell from an open hatch on West Washington Street while returning home from voting last election day. The claim cites injuries not yet recovered and names the sidewalk committee and city attorney in the matter.
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Washington
J. D. Keyes
Scofield & Butterfield
Mr. Keys
J. H. Stewart
West Washington Street
Various global and national events noted in outline
The outline lists actions from Foraker proposing a Porto Rico government to a bubonic plague outbreak in Sao Paulo. It notes Deroulede and Guerin’s conviction in France, Princess Salm Salm joining as an army nurse, a Watertown plant move for L. L. Henry paper boxes, a Chicago court ruling on Herman D. Cable, and household safekeeping gone wrong in Chicago. It also mentions snowbound trains near Corry, a fatal Chicago fire, donations to Cooper Institute, Lawton fund totals, a Berlin editor’s six month sentence, plague cases in Manila, a Wellington hotel New Year display pie, and the death of Minnie McWhorter in Moline with a deranged mind linked to personal troubles and past marriages.
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Foraker
Senate
Porto Rico
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Deroulede
Guerin
Princess Salm Salm
South Africa
L. Henry Company
Waupun
Watertown
Wis
Federal Court of Appeals
Chicago
G.S. Lord
Herman D. Cable
August Vincent
Minnie Fox
Abram
Hewitt
Edward Cooper
Cooper Institute
Andrew Carnegie
Mechanics’ Arts
Lawton Fund
Sigmar Mohring
Ulk
Berlin
Manila
Wellington
Moline
Minnie McWhorter
J. N. Hogeboom
Denrock
Keokuk
Frank McWhorter
Rock Island
Carthage
Help Wanted and House Rooms For Rent Ad
For Rent three large pleasant rooms near the public square suitable for light housekeeping. Will rent cheap to a small family. Inquire at JOURNAL office. WANTED a bright honest young man to learn printer's trade. Apply at JOURNAL office tomorrow morning. Do not apply unless you mean to learn the trade.
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Public Square
Journal Office
Journal
Clover Root Tea Offered as Absolute Cure
Advertisement claims Karl's Clover Root Tea cures chronic constipation with a fifty year guarantee. Priced at 2 shillings 6d, sold by J. H Stewart, druggist.
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Karl
J. H Stewart’s
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