Fishing party nets two hundred tiny fish for fountain fund
Monday, Harry Ward, Ralph Dougherty, Pearl Gardner and Geo Buckley fished the park pond and donated about two hundred very small fish to the fountain fish fund. Mr and Mrs N H Jones and Mr and Mrs Win Ditmar were asked to Crawfordsville for Nathan Riley's funeral. Bert Neal may visit Wapello briefly. Tom McClean advertises cheap elegant screen doors and windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ward
Ralph Dougherty
Pearl Gardner
Geo. Buckley
Park Fountain Fishing Fund
N. Hl. Jones
Win. Ditmar
Crawfordsville
Nathan Riley
Tom McClean
Bert Neal
Wapello
Excursion Rates for July Fourth via Burlington Route
Rates published for Independence Day travel include one fare round trips to all stations except Burlington and Ft Madison. Burlington round trip $1.25. Ft Madison round trip by rail and boat $1.50. See agents for details. Also notes on a horse and local ads and nursing item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ft. Madison
Jack
de Boy Ae
RL & P.s
C. M
St. L. R’ys
Happy Wedding in Cast Washington as Cora Jones Weds Allen Fields
June closes the hymeneal season with the wedding of Miss Cora Jones to Allen Fields at the bride’s parents home in Cast Washington. Rev Gray officiated before intimate friends. A sumptuous supper followed and the couple moved to their new home in west Washington amid well wishers including relatives from Delta and Des Moines.
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Cast’ Washington
Cora BR. Jones
Allen J. Fields
Rev. Gray
West Washington
Sterling Worth
C. A. Long
Mollie
Jessie Fields
May Griggs
Delta
Wm. Ditmar
Brighton
Warren McCoy
Des Moines
City shows need as summer hunger affects families
A local writer notes families in the city lack food even in summer and presentid applications for aid. The overseer of the poor reports several worthy applicants and urges city missions to form a committee to assist the needy until they can support themselves.
Seventh annual Iowa Conference Epworth League convention
The seventh annual Iowa Conference Epworth League convention met in Newton on June 24 26 opening with a song service led by BE H W Hulse and a welcome by Rev W Cowan. C H Keck presided for the symposium with topics Look Up Lift Up Read Up Rub Up Pay Up Write Up Grow Up presented by clergy and lay leaders. Officers elected include Lillie Dean Newton president Jessie Green Centerville 1st vice pres W B Ridway Winfield 2d vice pres Louie Green Oskaloosa Cor Secry Lloyd Tennant Pleasant Ree Secry Katie Glover Keota treasurer S L West Ottumwa. Next meeting set for West Liberty.
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Iowa Conference
Npworth League
Newton
BE. H W. Hulse
Keota
W. Cowan
Newton M
W. D. Ridgeway
Winfield
Jessie Green
Centerville
A. A. Clement
Katie Glover
J. M. Wilson
See’y
Iona Benson
Perdew
Columbus City
Ethel King
Lexington
Epworthians
Lillie Dean
W. B. Ridway
Louie Green
Oskaloosa
Lloyd Tennant
Mr. Pleasant
S. L. West
Ottumwa
Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh Warned
Advertisement warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury and urges prescriptions from reputable physicians. Promotes Tfall's Catarrh Cure by J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, claiming no mercury and internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfall
By. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Ir. J. Cheney & Co
Out of business Fourth of July hits cigarette trade
The town faces a July 4 prohibition on cigarettes with retailers closing stock and quitting the business. Meanwhile, a scatter of local notes mentions schools, weddings, fishing tales, and visitors as the community adjusts to the new law and summer bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Shiloh's Cure Promoted by Agent for Consumption
A. M. Gounp, AGENT, advertises Shiloh's Cure as a cure for consumption. The product is claimed to be the only known remedy for the disease and is for sale by E. C. Carris & Co. The ad emphasizes the cure and availability via the listed retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Carris & Co
I. C. Carris & Co
Shiloh
E. C. Carris & Co
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West Liberty
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Coppock
Starry Crone
Miss Wearl Tuber
West Chester
Lucy B
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Aultman-Taylor Co
J. W. Maxwell
Etta
Havre
Geo. Maxwell
Sherm Welch
Ease Material Co
Wilson & Beamer
Mields-Jones
Joe Swan
Smith
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Mr. Swan
Ireland
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John McConahey
Bo & ON. W. Depot
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