Mrs Henry Morgan's Eighty Fifth Birthday Observed
The county column notes Mrs Henry Morgans eighty fifth birthday celebration on January 13 with a dinner for an older circle. Her daughter Mrs H E Sargent visited from Ft Madison while Newton Waterman and wife of Fairfield spend the week with D Waterman and others. A J Morgans assessing work begins this week as L D Seymours children recover from illness and Miss Lucy Frazier from Brighton visits Mrs Lucy Morgan and the Woodford sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Morgan
H. E. Sargent
Ft. Madison
Newton Waterman
Fairfield
L. D Seymour
Lucy Frazier
Brighton
Lucy Morgan
Lulu
Edith Woodford
Ladies of New Haven Church Help Clean and Dine
On January 24 the New Haven church ladies all joined together to take meals and clean the church. Miss Mae McCaleb returned home Tuesday night after a brief visit with relatives northeast of Keota. Fred Mangold's had the wood sawyers Wednesday. J. B. McCaleb butchered for John Seais Wednesday. Mrs. J. B. McCaleb's mother, Mrs. Laithly, is spending a few days with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Mae McCaleb
Keota
Fred Mangold
J. B. McCaleb
John Seais
Laithly
Perry Turner Visits From Des Moines and Local Moves
Jan 24 notes Perry Turner of Des Moines visiting friends and relatives. Anna and Rolla Essiey returned from a month in Oklahoma. Mrs Milo Hinshaw of Richland came for her brother Charlie Zear’s appendicitis. Funeral services for Margaret Garren held at the Christian church. She leaves seven children and husband Marion died eleven years ago. Interment Wayland cemetery. Art Lathrop and Harry Coppock attended church in Washington. Dave Kurtz left for Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chriss Kauffman
John Hensley
Wayland
J. S. Montgomery
McKenzie
Margaret Garren
The
Christian Church
K. Coates
Washington
Wayland Cemetery
Local Social And Visit Notes From Fairfield Area
Jan 24 notices report Mr and Mrs R J Gudge ll visiting Fairfield. Mrs FE W Wood called at the Jones home. B W Garby visited Washington. Noah Edwards and family spent Friday at the Evan Edwards home Coppock. Frank Berry and wife attended W B Robison home Thursday. Earl Simpson traveled to Havre for Titterington sale. Mrs James Lowe with pneumonia not improving. Fred Vogt working for Alex Clark. Earl Dewolf attends meetings at Pleasant Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Gudgell
Fairfield
FE. W. Wood
Jones
B. W. Garby
Washington
Noah Edwards
Evan Edwards
Coppock
Frank Berry
W. B. Robison
Earl Simpson
Havre
Titterington
James Lowe
Ruth Cook Leaves for Crawfordsville Visit
Ainsworth January 25 Ruth Cook departed yesterday for Crawfordsville to visit relatives. Mrs D Chapel was in Washington yesterday. Fred Spalding has a light attack of scarlet fever. Mrs Cock Anderson and sister Mrs Whetstine spent yesterday at the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cook
Crawfordsville
D. Chapel
Washington
Fred Spalding
Cock Anderson
Whetstine
Noted Sickness blamed on women and a proposed remedy
An article argues that women are often cross and hysteric and driven to distraction by provocation. It contends a remedy acting on feminine organs can restore normalcy and dispel hysterical and irritable conditions.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted by a user
Mrs. Mattie Copenhaver of Parsons Kansas testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved severe feminine ailments after two years of pain and morphine use. The letter promotes the remedy as a standard treatment for displacements inflammation and related symptoms and invites women to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Copenhaver
21St St
Parsons, Kans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Adams Family Reunion Draws Wide Circle at Washington Home
A gathering at John Adams' Washington residence included Faith McKee and daughter Frances of San Antonio Texas Joe Knight and Maggie Miller with Will Adams of Fontanelle Iowa H I Adams of Omaha Patience Sherfey of Muscatine and Flossie Everett Shearer. R O Lynn visited his parents at Pleasant Plain. Will Strain and Walter Protzman plus mourners joined the day with funeral arrangements for their mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Adams
Faith McKee
Frances
San Antonio
Texas
Joe Knight
Memphis
Maggie Miller
Will Adams
Fontanelle
Iowa
H. I. Adams
Omaha
Patience Sherfey
Muscatine
Flossie
Everett Shearer
R. O. Lynn
Pleasant Plain
Ethel Peterson
Estella Houseal
Will Strain
Walter Protzman
West Liberty
Hawthorne Returns From Chicago. Robertson Heads to Winfield
J A Hawthorne came home from a Chicago trip last evening. Rev Gardner Robertson left this morning for Winfield to preach this afternoon for Rev D L McBride. Methodists plan Sunday morning services only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hawthorne
Chicago
Gardner Robertson
Winfield
D. L. McBride
Notice to stay out of Highland Park for trespass warning
Authorities notify all parents and children to avoid Highland Park due to ongoing property damage at the boat house. No skating or trespassing allowed. anyone found there will be arrested. Signature 92-21 Winamouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Winamouse
Sunday Food Load at Vienna Counters and Cases
The counters and cases will be loaded with good things to eat for Sunday at the Vienna. Local vendors promise fresh breads rolls pastries and hot dishes for a family friendly Sunday feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Friend to Friend Cough Remedy Spreads Widely
Personal recommendations from people cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy have boosted its status as a staple commodity across much of the civilized world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Prosperity Hangs Back in Early New York Trade Review
R G Dun reports more plants resumed and money easy yet unemployment limits buying. Large jobbing dry goods orders appear at lower prices, with forward business boosting activity at major centers. Collections improve but lag in many areas while idle machinery remains. Iron and steel show modest demand and more plants restart, with structural steel for railway bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Clearing House Certificates Retired Nearly All Outstanding
New York Jan 25 All but 11,200,000 of the 97,000,000 clearing house certificates issued during the financial frenzy have been retired. Since Monday 7,800,000 have been taken up at nearly 2,000,000 a day. Officials expect most of the remaining certificates cleared by week’s end and a return to cash operations next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing House
New York
Clearing House Association
Labor Commissioner Reports Farm Letters on Japanese Pickers
Guthrie Okla Jan 25 state labor commissioner Charles TL Daugherty has received letters from farmers near Canute asking about hiring Japanese laborers. Farmers say it is impossible to obtain enough workers for ordinary farm tasks and much less for chopping and picking cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie, Okla
Charles TL. Daugherty
Canute
Martinsville Carrier Clips Berry Bush Branch
Martinsville Indiana January 25 George Cribbin rural carrier on route six clipped a branch from a black berry bush near his route. The buds were swelling and bursting as he moved along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Ind
George Cribbin
Weather forecast for Illinois Indiana Michigan and nearby states
Official forecast through 8 o clock tonight shows partly cloudy skies across Illinois and Indiana with rising temperatures. Lower Michigan may see snow flurries in the north with warming, while Wisconsin and Iowa remain partly cloudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Markets Report From Chicago and East Buffalo
Chicago and East Buffalo quotations show futures for wheat corn oats and pork lard and varied live stock prices. Cash grain notes No 2 red and white and yellow corn ranges with several white and yellow kernels priced. live stock quotes cite steer heifer calf and lamb ranges with pigs and poultry pricing across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Dunbar Company Delivers Versatile Concert Tour
The Dunbar Company presents a male quartet and bell ringers with a 100 bell set, an instrumental trio, a renowned cellist, and a reader of character sketches. Led by Slayton management they claim a record 192 engagements in 1904 05 with 14 encores per show and twelve weeks at Chautauquas, ending at the Graham on Jan 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar Company
Duncar
Lyceum
Ralph Dunbar
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Harry Dunbar
Slayton
Graham Jan
Preventics Candy Cold Tablets Promised To Help
To check a cold quickly get Preventics from your druggist. These tablets claim safety and prompt relief without quinine or laxatives. Taken at the sneeze stage they may prevent pneumonia bronchitis la grippe and other illnesses. Suitable for feverish children. 48 tablets 25 cents trial boxes 5 cents. Sold by J. H. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preventics
J. H. Stewart
The George H. Paul Company Incorporation Notice
The undersigned form a corporation for profit under Iowa law. The George H. Paul Company will operate in Iowa and other regions, owning real estate and related assets, with capital stock of 50000 and a five-member board elected annually beginning January 1 after 1907, at the Washington Iowa office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iown
George H. Paul Company
City of
Washington
Washington County
Iowa
United States
Dominion of
Canada
Republic of Mexico
Executive Council
State of
Board of Directors
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North Side Square
Andy
Oods Hutchinson
Tenna
the County News
Clay
Dublin
Ainsworth
Chicago Grain
Lilinons
Buffalo
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Bell Ringers
Casey’s
Colenso
Priva Propertibers
George Joseph
Ss. W. Brookville
A.J. Daws
David Mel S.J, Cockl
Blein
J. H. Waaner Co
Fort Madison, Iowa
Lombardo
Foley
Foley & Company
Dr. King
Throat
Tela
Money Ff
LEU
Dr. Shoop
Chichester
Sverrou
Studer
Sprague
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