Local and Personal Notes From Havre and Vicinity
Local and personal items list residents and visitors including S. S. Farris Bros. closing out sale near Titus on January 26, and numerous trips and arrivals. Names cited include Lee Burgess of Galesburg Illinois John Gilchrist of Lincoln Illinois Samuel Coffman near Brighton C. R. Custer Havre area J B Eckerman Havre J H Briley Crawfordsville Ida and Minnie Zieglowsky Havre and other residents and visitors to Havre from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris Bros
Titus
Doe Limerman
Buffalo
West Chester visitors and local sales roundup
Oscar Page S D DeLong and Tip Watson of West Chester visited the city yesterday and returned home last evening. Mr and Mrs J B Minteer of Winfield, visiting at the Al Burris home, returned home yesterday evening. For a short time only we will sell 5 and 10 cent tablets at half price with a few 15 cent tablets for 5 cents each. Donald Ross with Bowman's announces a Special Blanket Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Page
S. D. DeLong
Tip Watson
West Chester
J. B. Minteer
Winfield
al Burris
Donald Ross
Moslem New Year Celebrations Across Constantinople and Lands
Constantinople and Turkish dominions marked Muharram the first day of the year 1328 in the Mohammedan calendar with fetes. The Moslem population totals about 180 million, including 110 million in Asia, 38 million in Africa, 25 million in Oceania and 7 million in Europe.
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Constantinople
Mohammed
Asia
Africa
Oceanica
Europe
Russians celebrate New Year as church calendar marks 1910
Thousands of Russians from emperors to peasants celebrate New Year Eve under the Greek calendar making 1910 arrive two weeks after Europe. The tradition includes a fasting period of forty days before Christmas and a festive indulgence in vodka before Lent resumes discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Russia
Europe
Memphis Symphony Orchestra Premier In Memphis Tonight
Memphis on the Mississippi hosts the first public bow of the Memphis Symphony Orchestra under its conductor. The premiere follows long effort and significant expenditure by local music enthusiasts and business groups to position the ensemble among the nation’s leading southern symphonies.
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Memphis
Memphis-on-the- Mississippi
Memphis Symphony Orchestra
Southern Symphony Society
Virginia Tech inquiry set by board of visitors in Richmond
Richmond Virginia January 13 allegations from multiple sources about conditions at Virginia Polytechnic Institution will be examined by the board of visitors during their meeting in Richmond today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Polytechnic Institution
Board of Visitors
Canners Gather in Dayton for Annual Ohio Meeting
Dayton Ohio January 13 canned fruits fish and vegetables will headline meals with concerts of canned music and canned toasts as several hundred members attend the Ohio canners annual session.
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Dayton
Ohio Canners
Lord Balfour of Burleigh Reaches Sixty First Birthday
London reports Lord Balfour of Burleigh marked his sixty first birthday after a recent visit to America. A Scotch peer and former secretary of Scotland in the Salisbury government, he remains a leading intellect among British nobility and a top household dignitary to the Prince of Wales.
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London
Lord Balfour of Burleigh
America
Scotland
Salisbury
Prince of Wales
Balfour of Burleigh
England Suffrage Election Sparks Morning Turmoil in London Boroughs
London voters began what is described as England's most exciting election in boroughs with writs issued. Polls open in London areas today amid disturbances by suffragettes. Liberals allied with Asquith and Lloyd George express optimism, while Unionists vow to press on despite looming Lords opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Asquith
Lloyd-George
Etroin
Idaho Pure Seed show opens in Caldwell
The Idaho Pure Seed show and convention began in Caldwell on January 13. Exhibits feature Idaho crown crops from last year, each entry containing twenty five potatoes ten ears of corn and half a bushel each of wheat oats barley alfalfa and clover.
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Caldwell
Ida
Idaho
Albany Milk Trust Investigations Open in Albany
Upstate dairy farmers say they have not shared in recent milk market profits as hearings in Albany begin into the so called milk trust. The investigations in New York City disclosed profits doubling for large distributors, while farmers prepare to testify through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
New York City
Upstate
Milk Trust
Trust
New York
Hotel Men Guests at Walldorf Astoria Dinner
Managers of New York Citys leading hotels will be guests at the Waldorf Astoria tonight for the annual New York Hotel Mens association dinner with George C Boldt hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
George C. Boldt
Ancient wistaria near Tokyo spans four thousand feet
A famous wistaria vine in Kashukabe, northeast of Tokyo, is about 500 years old and climbs trellises over a 4,090 foot area. Pendant clusters exceed fifty inches in length, highlighting the plant's remarkable size and age.
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Japan
Kashukabe
Tokyo
Local Notes From Bowman Kitchen Ad Read
Joseph Davis of Wyman changed cars here yesterday en route home from Davenport. S Turkington Jr spent yesterday in the city and returned to Wyman. Earnest and Thomas Seaberg of West Chester arrived yesterday evening for a brief city visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Eckerman
Havre
City
Ida
Minnie Zieglowsky
C. C. Matthews
S Turkington
Wyman
Hattie Shrader
Jacob
Verdi
Joseph Davis
Davenport
S. Turkington, Jr
Earnest
Thomas Seaberg
West Chester
Just A Woman's Way At The Graham Next Saturday
The text advertises Sidney W. Pascoe's melodrama Just A Woman's Way to be shown at the Graham next Saturday evening. It notes Mrs. Dr. A. A. Sandy's return from Des Moines and mentions Bowman's sale on undergarments with prices listed. The piece signals a pleasant theatrical evening for devotees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney W. Pascoe
Graham
Happenings in the County News for January 10
The County News lists social visits across communities. Mr. and Mrs. George Kos and family visited the James Preby home. Zdnek Blecha spent time with sister Mrs. Bert Cray at Riverside. Frank Joe and Rosie Malickhy Chas Emma Bessie Mary Shalla visited John Malickhy home. Chas Kos and Melo Hovel called at Richmond. Catherine Shalla visited Washington with sister Mrs. Sam Swick. Wm Vesely visited John Vesely home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kos
James Preby
Zdnek Blecha
Bert Cray
Riverside
Frank
Joe
Rosie Malickhy
Chas
Emma
Bessie
Mary Shalla
John Malickhy
Chas. Kos
Melo Hove
Richmond
Catherine Shalla
Washington
Sam Swick
Wm. Vesely
John Vesely
Local Items Note Assignments and Events
Jan 12 routes assigned for C McClellan while absent. Rob Buntenbach baling hay for Wm Neff. Ward Essiey and W D Hesseltine traveled to Chicago Sunday with stock shipments. T McKune sawing for boss Van Nostrand. Pie supper planned at Gray school house after Friday literary. Charley Campbell and family to keep house for George Fetes. Charley to work for George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Adams
C. McClellan
Rob. Buntenbach
Wm. Neff
Ward Essiey
W. D. Hesseltine
Chicago
Ik. T. McKune
Boss van Nostrand
Gray School House
Charley Campbell and
George Fetes
Charley
George
Local Social and Business Notes Reach Across Regions
Mrs. W P Ramsey returned from Ohio after visiting friends and relatives. M M Kendrick shipped cattle and visited Illinois. his cattle sold well. Grey literary officers elected with Roy Scheibel president and Walter Brown vice president. Friday's visitors included Amos Stout and family. Carl Leesman hauling corn for D T McLaughlin as demand rises. Invitations out for a Farris Bros dance Wednesday. Bee Shenefelt visited Linus Woods. Chas Benz and family plus Libe relatives visited John Libe. Charley Winters men hauling lumber for his farm. Murray Conger visited relatives in Washington Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Ramsey
Ohio
M. M. Kendrick
Illinois
Grey Literary
Roy Scheibel
Walter Brown
Grace Hopping
J. B. Sloxworth
Amos Stout
Taylor Stout
Lafayette Stout
Earle Libe
Frank Libe
Carl Leesman
D. T. McLaughlin
Dave
Farris Bros
Bee Shenefelt
Linas Woods
Local travelers report funeral and visits across towns
Jan 12 reports show Joe McCreedy and wife bound for Oskaloosa for a funeral. Clyde Grim and wife of Crawfordsville heading to Iowa City. J A Waillhouse and wife of Wavre visiting daughter Mrs W H Mitchell. Marve Hites and Wesley Dial traveling to Agency City. Frank Salladay and wife returning from Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McCreedy
Oskaloosa
Clyde Grim
Crawfordsville
Iowa City
J. A. Waillhouse
Wavre
W. H. Mitchell
Nlarve Hites
Wesley Dial
Agency City
Rank Salladay
Burlington
De Longs Move to Farmer City Ill
Mr and Mrs Allen De Long and their children and Mrs M E B DeLong left for a new home in Farmer City Illinois. Their departure weakens the local business social and church circles. Services at the United Presbyterian church are planned Friday and Saturday at 2 pm with communion on Sunday. Rev W O Fisher of Washington will preach at both services. Mrs Pearl Ulrich visits Winfield friends and James Slunter returns to Washington after visiting elsewhere.
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Allen DeLong
M. EB. DeLong
Farmer City
Ill
A. B. Hightshoe
Luther Gormly
T. C. Davis
Washington
United Presbyterian
W. O. Fisher
Pearl Ulrich
Winfield
James Slunter
Local travelers arrive home and visit relatives
N. D. Cherryholmes arrived home this morning from Burlington. Capt. J. W. Harper went to Sed uck this morning to visit his daughter Mrs. Susan Bennett. The Rev. John Ferguson of Buffalo New York arrived this morning to visit relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Clemens leave tonight for Chapman Nebraska to visit her parents before returning to Longmont Colorado.
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N. D. Cherryholmes
Burlington
J. W. Harper
Seduck
Susan Bennett
John Ferguson
Buffalo
N. Y
Clyde Clemens
Chapman
Nebr
Longmont
Colo
Stewart
Keota
Missouri
Arch Stewart
Wellman
Harper
Howard Stewart
John Fulton
Sigourney
Fulton
Sherman
Washington
Kk. C. Coffman
Charles Mills
Richland
Death of Miss Etta Hayes at 33 in Keota
Miss Etta Emalee Hayes died at her father Hiram Hayes home north of Keota at 11 45 p m Sunday January 9 1910 aged 33 years 7 months 4 days Funeral services were held January 12 at 11 a m at the Christian church conducted by Rev L F Davis of Winterset Other local items note K P convocation Kensington meeting Young Men’s Bible class officers elected and various visits and social outings among Keota residents
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Keota
Etta Emalee Hayes
Hiram Hayes
The
Christian Church
L. F. Davis
Winterset
L. E. Hulse
George Holmes
K. P
Fairfield
Kensington
United Presbyterian Church
Samuel Dings
Jim Stewart
Methodist Sunday School
Church
Everett Hulse
Leroy Richardson
Leo Richardson
Tom Marr
Alta Mathew
Delta
James Devoe
Will Shearer
Washington
Tom McCarty
Sigourney
A. M. Miller
Infant Dies At Three Months In Milwaukee Area
This afternoon around 2 o clock the infant child of Mr and Mrs Earl Wells residing on N Iowa Avenue died from intestinal trouble. Mr Wells works as a telegraph operator at the Milwaukee depot. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Earl Wells
Iowa Avenue
Wells
Milwaukee
Nice New Year Greetings From Distant Senders
M Y Wallace received New Year's greetings from Rev. W C Allen of Oakland and W P Johnson of Mercer Pa. Both letters arrived on the same day from distant points. Rev Allen expresses a fine sentiment, quoting that the year to come is guided by a stronger arm than the storm and that God keeps the year safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Y. Wallace
W. C. Allen
Oakland
W. P. Johnson
Mercer
Mr. Allen
Mrs Pinkham’s Text Book Offered Free to Women
A valuable 80 page bound text book on ailments peculiar to women is offered at no cost. The Lydia E. Pinkham Medical Company provides the work by mail or at its Lynn Massachusetts laboratory, mailed in a plain envelope. Women writing for it receive the book free of charge.
Swift suit over cholera hogs nears close in district court
In district court today the case of Martin Swift against James O'Hare moved toward conclusion after all evidence. The plaintiff’s Charles Dewey spoke first, defense attorney H M Bicher followed, then S W Livingston, with S W Brookhart to close for the plaintiff. Swift claims O'Hara sold him hogs with cholera and seeks damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Swift
James Hare
James O'Hare
Charles Dewey
H. M. Bicher
S. W. Livingston
S. W. Brookhart
Mr. Swift
O'Hara
Death of Leander Smiley Affects Company C Veterans
J. W. Morton received a Denver message from E. C. Condit reporting the death of Leander Smiley of Company C 19th Town. Smiley enlisted from Clay township in 1862 and served through the Civil War. This marks the third death in 3 1/2 months for the company following Wm. J. Lewis and A. Hh. Young. Smiley's home was Boulder Colorado and he died January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Morton
E. C. Condit
Denver
Colo
Condit
Leander Smiley
Clay Township
Wm. J. Lewis
A. Hh. Young
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Lee Burgess
Galesburg
John Gilchrist
Lincoln
Bloomfield
Samuel Coffman
Brighton
C. R. Custer
Ross
West Side Drug Store
Bowman
J. H. Briley
J. A. Hillhouse
Ainsworth
Ick. S. Frey
O. T. Smith
New Sharon
J. W. Baker
W. D. Crawford
T. (. Davis
Austin Sutherland
Clegg Bros
Otto Sandfere
Keokuk
Harry Blagden
Alexis, Jil
Edwin Griffith
W. I. Huston
Bowman’s
Hammedan Dominions
Russias
Balfour OF
Burleigh
House of Lords
Wistaria
A. A. Sandy
Des Moines
Lemmon
the County News
Egypt
Cedar School District
John Skipton
John Little
George Bamford
Nellie Junkin
McElhinney
Feate
Hoosier Special
McElhinney Furniture Co
Christmas
Nicola
Harmon
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