Death of Belle Kilgore Remains Unarranged
Isabelle Jeannette Kilgore born November 24 1846 spent life in this city and served as county superintendent from 1884 to 1888. She died at 1o oclock this morning at the home of her brother D C Kilgore in West Chester after a six week illness. She was a member of First United Presbyterian Church and leaves two sisters Mrs Hervey Bell and Miss Vira Kilgore and two brothers J C Kilgore and D C Kilgore awaiting word from California before funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Kilgore
D. C. Kilgore
West Chester
Miss Kilgore
Isabelle Jeannette Kilgore
Martin
Kilgore
First United Presbyterian Church
Hervey Bell
Miss Vira Kilgore
San Diego
Calif
J. C. Kilgore
Chicago
Miss Vira
California
Bethlehem commandery called conclave in January
A called conclave of Bethlehem Commandery No. 45 will convene Friday evening January 22 at 7 30 for work in the order of the Temple by order of 88 26 Wilber Miller E C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Commandery No
Order of the Temple
Wilber Miller
E. C
Local News Briefs From Washington And Surrounding Areas
Bert Stuff and Phil Bratten are listed as sick. Jesse Fishburn of West Chester was a Washington caller. Rose Flynn left for Cotter to spend a few days. Hazel Hawkins of Ainsworth arrived to spend the day in Washington. F M Smith travels to Columbus Junction and back this evening. Mrs Kate Barnett of Letts visiting at the Wabnitz home. Don Sherman ill with grippe unable to work at the drug store. Mrs Schimitz of Chicago left after a three day visit with the Gramman home. Mr and Mrs Frank Badham arrived from Haskins and Badham heads to Illinois to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Fishburn
West Chester
Washington
Rose Flynn
Cotter
Hazel Hawkins
Ainsworth
F. M. Smith
Columbus Junction
Kate Barnett
Letts
F. Wabnitz
Don Sherman
Senate and House Fail To Name Senator In Joint Ballot
Springfield Illinois January 20 two ballots were cast in joint session for senator with no result. Hopkins 89 Stringer 76 Foss 16 Shurtleff 12 Mason 5. Senate gain for Hopkins but House shift to Shurtleff after adding Chipperfield Crawford Glade Kittleman and Parker.
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Springfield
Ill
Evening Journal
Senate
House
Hopkins
Stringer
Foss
Shurtleff
Mason
Chipperfield
Crawford, Glade
Kittleman
Parker
Shurtleft
House Drops Lilley from Connecticut Governor Election
Washington dispatch notes the House on Monday dropped George Lilley, the elected governor of Connecticut, from its membership. The move reduces civilian representation as political maneuvering unfolds in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
The
Evening Journal
House
George Lilley
Connecticut
Various travelers visit and depart through local stations
Mrs. Pearl Campbell returns to Des Moines from a visit at the Wilber Miller home. Davenport residents Dave Boke and Harry Hopkins spend two days here and head home. G S Hesseltine departs for Brighton to visit his brother who was injured in a hayload fall. Don Wittman travels to Pleasant Plain and will buy and ship horses to St Paul. Mrs. S Bennett and her son from Elk City Kansas stay with W A Vinton near three miles north of this city. Local women register at the Rest Room. M A Pequignot and Miss Lorene Humphreys depart Fairfield after visiting Theodore Oriez. The Girl at the Helm troupe travels via extra coach to Davenport after playing in Osceola. Sister Camillus boards for Rock Island and attends to business near Riversiae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Campbell
Des Moines
Wilber Miller
Don Wittman
Pleasant Plain
Fairfield
St. Paul
Minn
Thelma Page Hosts Ninth Birthday Party At Home
At her home in south Washington Thelma Page entertained about twelve young friends after school yesterday for her ninth birthday anniversary. Games and a luncheon provided the hour of fun and the guest of honor received many presents to remember the occasion. A fine time was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thelma Page
Local residents depart for travels after city visit
G. R. Dillon of Keota returns home after juror duty. Miss Kettie O Loughlin leaves for Brighton to stay with Mrs. W B Rittenhouse. H. Boyd of Gladwin heads to Columbus Junction for a few days. Mrs. W A Longnecker and son from Letts depart for Centerville after visiting Mrs. S W Brookhart. Miss Maggie Walker of Ottumwa leaves after visiting her brother R H Walker. accompanied by Master Charles Fulton to Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kettie O'Loughlin
Brighton
Maggie Walker
Ottumwa
R. H. Walker
Fairfield
Charles Fulton
Cream candy and sale notices at the Vienna venue
Ralph Cherry runs a sale notice in tonight’s paper for cream candy and nougat flavors at the Vienna. Mrs J W Bishop travels to Keota this morning. Dr W M Terry attends the Southeastern Iowa Dental society meeting in Oskaloosa. Helen Chance takes a half day from the Centennial school laundry duties to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cherry
W.M. Terry
Oskaloosa
Southeastern Iowa Dental Society
Helen Chance
Centennial School
Fortnightly club to hear literary speeches Thursday
Mrs Eli Scranton and John Cherry of Oklahoma City were guests at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Cherry in Washington. The Fortnightly club literary department will meet Thursday January 21 with member speeches on the East West California missions Shakespeare and Burns. Non member admission is ten cents. Program starts at o oclock with a business meeting half an hour earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Scranton
John Cherry
Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert Cherry
North
Washington
Missions of
California
Shakespeare
Burns
Martha Washington Camp Installs Officers in Woodman Hall
Martha Washington camp No. 1315 Royal Neighbors of America held an installation ceremony at 8 o'clock in Woodman hall. Mrs Hattie Schilling installed officers with ceremonial marshal Mrs Clara Eichelberge. After the work, tables were set with a abundant foods and attendees reported satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman Hall
Hattie Schilling
Clara Eichelberge
Maude Reister
Mary Guy
Addie Harmon
Viola McKimmey
Hannah Schilling
The Very Best Time They Have Had in Years
A brief, upbeat note recalls a moment of exceptional enjoyment after a long period of looking forward to it. The line hints at renewed energy and collective relief among the people involved.
House committees announced by Speaker Feeley
The committees of the house of representatives were announced yesterday by Speaker Guy A. Feeley. S. M. McCleery serves on Judiciary, Railroad and Transportation, Horticulture, Commerce and Trade, Food and Dairy, Conservation of Forests and Water Power, Animal Industry, State Educational Institutions and Telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Guy A. Feeley
M. McCleery
Food and Dairy
Hyomei Promises Quick Catarrh Relief at One Dollar
A Hyomei treatment claims to cure catarrh in five minutes and offers a money back guarantee from Lemmon's Pharmacy. The complete outfit costs one dollar with refills at fifty cents, using an inhaler and eucalyptus balsam to treat respiratory ailments without stomach dosing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Australia
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
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D.C
Chester
Knights Templar
Bert
Phil Bratten
Mrs. Schimitz
Grayman
Frank Badham
Haskins
Mr. Badham
Ilinois
Bowmans
STECK
Dave Boke
Harry Hopkins
Davenport
G. SS. Hesseltine
D. K. Hesseltine
J. N. Pickens
H. F. Owen
Fern Reeves
Tessie Bear
Wellman
M. A. Pequignot
Lorene Humphreys
Theodore Oriez
Firefly
Camillus
Visitation Academy
Rock Island, Ill
Rock Island
Riversiae
Fox & Dewey North Side Shoe Store
G. R. Dillon
Keota
Vienna
J. W. Bishop
M. E. Church
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