Passenger and visiting locals fill city day
George Eckerman was a passenger for Havre this morning. Miss Lillian Wells of Haskins visits carnival crowds. The Vienna carries goods at all times. James Wooley left for Crawfordsville on business. Miss Besse Allender of Keola stays with city friends. James Starr of Keosauqua visited the Brookhart homes yesterday. Miss Myrtle Lauer returned to Winfield after meeting her vocal class. Miss Blanche McFarlane rode to Ainsworth for the day. Mrs Peter McDoll and daughter Mrs Dooley arrived from West Chester. Attend the carnival and buy bakery supplies at the Vienna. Lemmon's Pharmacy promotes fresh drinks and bakery. William Randall rode home to Crawfordsville this morning. Mr and Mrs Floyd Palmer and baby of Dexter visit the city. Miss Jane McCahon of Kansas City visits Miss Hanna Eicher. People in yesterday enjoyed quiet shop conditions. Refreshing drinks available at our place. Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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George Eckerman
Havre
Lillian Wells
Haskins
Vienna
James Wooley
Crawfordsville
James Starr
Keosauqua
A. C
W. Brookhart
Myrtle Lauer
Winfield
Blanche McFarlane
Ainsworth
Peter McDoll
Dooley
West Chester
Lemmon
William Randall
Floyd Palmer
Baby
Dexter
Jane McCahon
Kansas City
Hanna Eicher
Lena Maxwell
Oberlin
Mary
Davis
Lydia
E. B. Franklin
Ruth
Claud McCoy
Zook
Essa
Lois Harper
Grace Lease
W. W. Hough
George Maxwell
Washington
J. H. Rhea
Everett
Burlington
Hollowell
Ottumwa
Children’s Home
Glenn Huston
Starr
Johns
Miss Long
Oskaloosa
J. H. Taylor
Martha Wortman
Margaret Smiley
Olds
Misses Smith
W. G. Robertson
Nellie Manners
Minnie Snyder
Des Moines
Celeste Cruz
J. A. Gibson
Valley Junction
J. A. Dickson
Mease
Peru
Iowa
Arthur Purvis
Lemmon’s
Snouffer, Hughes & Co
Gilbert
Firefly Carnival Train Makes Fourth Of July Stop
Railroad notes say Fireman Carnival committee and Rock Island agent H W Russel arranged for the Firefly to stay in town until 10 p m on the Fourth before returning to Keota and Sigourney. It will go to Sigourney Friday evening and return as an excursion train in the morning to Rock Island. The 6 p m arrival becomes a 10 p m departure to accommodate Keota Harper and Sigourney travelers, inviting a full carnival day and Fourth celebration. A large Saturday crowd from those towns is expected due to no closer local celebration and good train service.
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Fireman’s Carnival Committee
Rock Island
H. W. Russel
Keota
Sigourney
Harper
Order Your Groceries Early For Busy Saturday
Owing to the expected rise next Saturday the grocerymen and delivery men request that all orders possible be sent in Friday to ensure prompt delivery. Saturday will be very busy with the grocerymen, and orders sent in a day or two in advance would relieve the rush and improve service.
Baptist choir to meet after prayer meeting tonight
Notice urged attendance for all choir members. Miss Jock Matthews resumes work at Standard Land Co. office after months in the Kansas land office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Choir
Jock Matthews
Standard Land Co
Kansas City
Vienna store lively with buns pies and bread on display
Local notes show John Sullivan arriving from Ainsworth this morning and Lemmon's Pharmacy inviting customers with choice ice cream and drinks. Various residents including Mr Starr of Fairfield, Ben Kurtz of Muscatine, and Miss Maude Moreland visit Ottumwa or plan travels to Ames and Colorado.
Senator Foraker in Town Today Seeks Georgia Delegation Site
After strenuous efforts and pleas to financiers merchants and men of affairs Senator Foraker secured a Superba location in the cool Lemmon grove in southeast Washington for the Georgia Delegation attending the convention this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmon Grove
Washington
Georgia
Peach Family of Georgia Inspires Blushing Maidens
The Peach Family from Georgia inspires stories of local charm and sweetness, described with nostalgic references to blushing maidens and traditional Southern charm. The piece evokes a period tone centered on regional identity and cultural motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Wedding in the Lion’s Den Sets Friday Ceremony
A couple plans a wedding in the Great Parker shows arena with ten lions present. The bride’s family adds twenty five dollars and groom to receive fifty from manager Don T. Kennedy. A minister will perform the ceremony as the public awaits in a carnival that draws hundreds nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don T. Kennedy
Lion’s den
Dougherty
Baxter Announces One Day Office Closure
Notice states the office will be closed all day on the fourth for celebration. H A Baxter signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Baxter
Social notes echo arrivals from Keota to Denver
Mr and Mrs Claud Reister came home from a brief Keota visit. Mrs Shearer traveled from Columbus Junction to visit the F O Shearer home. Emil Bjorkman arrived from Aledo Ill to stay a few days. Miss Wilma Row returns from Oberlin to enjoy summer at home. Mrs Parker arrives from Eagle Grove to visit the Shuman home. Mrs Ben Kurtz comes from Muscatine for a city visit. Russell Davis and Mrs A R Shaw depart for Frazee Minn for a few days with relatives. Naomi Stewart arrives from Keota to carnival week with Vera Alberson. Ed McFarland leaves for Denver for a week or two of sightseeing and business.
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Claud Reister
Keota
Dr. Parker
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Shuman
Naomi Stewart
Vera Alberson
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