Miss Petticoats at Grand Opera House Impresses Local Audience
Fairfield Journal praises the Grand Opera House performance of Miss Petticoats as one of the city's best recent plays. A capable company presented a wholesome New England tale admired by a large audience. Also notes a simple remedy for la grippe coughs with Foley's Honey and Tar from Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Foley
Lemmon
Keota residents visit Grush home guests
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dayton of Keota were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Grush yesterday and returned home in the evening.
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W. J. Dayton
Keota
John Grush
Happenings in the County Communities Jan Twenty Six
Mrs. Verona Spain travels to Sigourney and Chicago by Milwaukee. Miss Alta Lambert goes to West Chester then Washington. Clara Pulver and Clarke Pulver arrive from Sigourney. J. N. Reinert visits Sigourney for business. Pearl Strain and Will and Ari Strain to Ainsworth. Mrs. Clarke Wright returns from Des Moines. Will and David Mason visit relatives in Indiana. Louie McCall arrives for business. Coffman attends Farmers Institute in Sigourney. Irene Aller and Mrs. Fred Shorts spend time in Sigourney. The Winemouse store near completion with an old ragtime dance. Attendees include John Stafford, Ross Hancock, Pearl Gray, Riley Miller, Charles Foster. John Stafford on organ, McCarney provides violin. Alma Davis visits Roy Davis. Mutual furnishes telephone for Ben Cole. Cherwinker family visits Muscatine. Joseph Kindle dies north of Haskins. buried at Salem. Dan Jones attends Columbus City for sister’s death. Ebner buys new town separator. Will Allbaugh and Elva Nicholson wed at Muscatine. surprise charivari. Melly Steel and Elva Raymond wed at the Raymond home. Ralph Garbry and wife visit Garbry home. Robert Buntenbach visits. Eva Lowe sick. Crandall Jett travels to North Dakota. Dave Werner sells farm to Ben Hill. Stockman helps Dencker butcher. Barnett’s baby ill. Gudgell visits Fairfield. James Dickison visits Gudgell home. J. S. Green family visit W. E. Simpson. Dude Waters helps run Davison’s buzz saw. John Back travels to Keota.
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Verona Spain
Sigourney
Milwaukee
Chicago
Alta Lambert
West Chester
Washington
Clara Pulver
Clarke Pulver
J. N. Reinert
Pearl Strain
Will and
Ari Strain
Bellaire
Kan
L. A
Farmers’ Institute
Irene Aller
Fred Shorts
Pearl Gray
John Stafford
Ross Hancock
Riley Miller
Charles Foster
Town
Win McCarney
Alma Davis
Draxeville
Iowa
Roy Davis
Ben Cole
Cherwinker
Muscatine
Joseph Kindle
Haskins
Salem
Dan Jones
Columbus City
Mal Ebner
Ralph Garbry
Garbry
Robert Buntenbach
Pete Godwin
Eva Lowe
T. Crandall Jett
North Dakota
Dave Werner
Ben Hill
Wayland
Wm. Stockman
Henry Dencker
Andy Barnett
Dick Gudgell
Fairfield
James Dickison
Gudgell
J. 5. Green
W. E. Simpson
Dude'’ Waters
O. EB. Davison
John Back
Keota
Miss Petticoats at the Graham on January 28
The American Girl in Miss Petticoats appears in New Bedford settings aboard the Harpoon and in Paris, with a strong, outdoorsy heroine who overcomes jealousy and rivals. A vivid ship cabin and Paris salon are staged with fresh costumes as a one night performance.
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Fction
Ibsen
Shaw
Miss Petticoats
New Bedford
Stewart
Countess Fornay
Paris
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