Rubio News Roundup From July First 1912
Mrs Setterstrom returns to Rubio after nursing at W A Luithly home. J A Augustine of Dutch Creek remains in critical condition under daily care of Dr Dash. Mrs Mary Luers dies at Washington and is buried near Valley after moving from Dutch Creek. Henry Mayer and Mrs Luers visit relatives in Dutch Creek and attend Luers funeral. Rubio Savings Bank holds semi annual meeting with Chas Morgan H A Luithty J A Ramge and Frank R Feltz present. Mr Keefover returns home after Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubio
Setterstrom
W. A. Luithly
J. A. Augustine
Duteh Creek
Dash
Mary Luers
H. R. Brinning
Washington
Valley
Henry Mayer
Anthony
Kans
Luers
Wichita
Dutch Creek
Rubio Savings Bank
Chas. J. Morgan
H. A. Luithty
J. A. Ramge
Frank R. Feltz
Mr. Keefover
Fourth of July Picnic At Brown's Grove Planned
Community notes list local residents traveling from Grinnell for a State Chk convention and visiting kin. Edith Meacham vacationing on the farm. A Sunday school picnic is planned at Mr Brown's Grove for next Thursday under church auspices. The Iowa Children's Home appeal will draw Rev A J Benton from Oskaloosa to preach next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
D.L. Seymour
A. J. Morgan
Ruth
New Sharon
W. Co. 7 U
Pauline Robinson
John Merle
Washington
A. J. Benton
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Des Moines
Bessie
Florence Jones
Wright
Fremont
Mr. Kline
Chicago
BR. L. Richardson
Dayton Grove Community Notes July 1 1912
Ralph Hessletine was an overnight guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Jesse Nicola. Mr Martin was in Washington last Wednesday. Several from this part attended Chautauqua at Keota last week. Chase Parker went to Washington Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Grove
Ralph Hessletine
Jesse Nicola
Martin
Washington
Chautauqua
Keota
Chase Parker
Social visits and local travel in Wayland area
Wayland Iowa July 1 1912 reports keep our town lively with visits from Rev Bensinger and family near Burlington Elmer Rittler and relatives near Crawfordsville A C Kicher of Burlington at FE J Eicher home Sunday Sun day school convention in Craw fordsville Attendance by Miss Alice Bletcher of Peoria Prof Jacob Roth P P Wyse on Kalona business W W Wolary of Washington also in town C W Schlatter P W Graber Marty Davis and John Luellen in Keokuk Jesse Bellew returning to Pekin M R Roth family visiting Washington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Rev. Bensinger
Burlington
P. P. Schowalter
Elmer Rittler
Crawfordsville
C. Kicher
FE. J
Peoria
Jacob Roth
P. P. Wyse
Kalona
W. W. Wolary
Washington
C. W. Schlatter
P. W. Graber
Marty Davis
John Luellen
Keokuk
Jesse Bellew
Pekin
C. M. Roth
Local Society Notes From Wellman July 2 1912
Mrs K Stoddard visited relatives in Wellman earlier this week. C N Page traveled to Ottumwa for a day trip on Saturday. Mary Wilma Ingham spent Sunday with Mrs J W Ingham in Washington. Mr and Mrs John Mauthe visited their daughter Mrs Rank Anderson Friday. Mrs W M Kleese and daughter Nellie visited in Washington Saturday. Mrs Fred Ingham and daughter returned to Stratford Texas after visiting their Libe family. Rain was welcomed as much needed. Miss Lillie Hutt spent Tuesday there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Stoddard
Wellan
C. N. Page
Ottumwa
Mary Wilma Ingham
J W. Ingham
Washington
John Mauthe
Rank Anderson
W. M. Kleese
Nellie
Fred Ingham
Stratford
Texas
Lillie Hutt
Rural Route One News from July 2 1912
The Mid-Country Club met at Harve Wilson home last Friday. Walter Brown hosted Monday evening at J E Knight's. Neighbors attended Keota Chautauqua last week. Ernest Carlson and Oscar Carlson visited Ches Benbsams. Nora Kline of Lonetree visits sister Mrs F Kallans. Vince Marek and Mrs A Kallans visited Ernest Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Country Club
Harve Wilson
Walter Brown
J. E. Knight's
Keota
Ernest Carlson
Oscar Carlson
Ches. Benbsam
Nora Kline
Lonetree
Homs
F. Kallans
Vince Marek
Iowa City
A. Kallans
Lion Heart and Useful Things in a Bygone Essay
An essay rails against idolizing violent heroes while praising industry and toil. It cites Rock Island visitors, Roy Connely and family trip to Cedar Rapids, David Fisher buying a new Velé auto, and local visitations by Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Clark Nelson, Lyal Nelson, Miss Miller, and Dr. J. G. Henderson home guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
England
David
Rock Island
Roy Connely
Hey
Cedar Rapids
David Fisher
Chet Stewart
Keora
James Nelson
Clark Nelson
Lyal
Miss Miller
Muscatine
J. G. Henderson
Local News and Social Roundup for Keota
July 3 1912 Keota many residents and visitors noted visiting relatives in Iowa Nebraska and New York. Newton visits Minnesota at daughter Mrs Ralph Houston’s home. Miss Rankin leaves Iowa City after week with Miss Ella McLaughlin. Dr Mulhern returns to Waterloo after a visit. Mrs H O Douglas and children visit Bryson and Trumbauer homes. Rev H H Brownell in Cedar Rapids. Mrs Sam Henderson visits Washington and Ainsworth. Dr J A Boatman of Muscatine conducts Methodist meeting recently returned from Bermuda. Misses Powell of Virginia leave for Nebraska to visit relatives. Mrs Henry Bales visits in Oskaloosa. Everett Hulse arrives from Iowa City. Lorena McLaughlin leaves for Omaha. father J L McLaughlin in New York on Manila business. family to join later. Mrs Sue Lytle visits sister Mrs James Glover. Mrs Glover injured in fall injuring knee and ankle. Mrs Patterson visits Cedar Rapids. A Narlen residence framing begins on corner lot formerly James Van Winkle. First union preaching service at Baptist church led by Rev Dorreen of Christian church. Mr McDaniels of Lenox McDaniels buys A McNarlen cottage on North Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
PB. Newton
Minnesota
Ralph Houston
Rankin
Ella McLaughlin
Iowa City
Dr. Mulhern
Waterloo
H. O. Douglas
Bryson
Trumbauer
Douglas
Nettie Bryson
A. Z. Powell
Nebraska
Henry Bales
Ward Bridgeman
Oskaloosa
Everett Hulse
Lorena McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Omaha
Tev. J. L. McLaughlin
New York
Manila
Union
Baptist Church
Dorreen
The
Christian Church
McDaniels
Star Drug Store
Lenmon & McDaniels
A. McNarlen
North Green Street
Washington
Miss Mary Chez Returns Home From Wellman
Richmond dispatch dated July 2 1912 notes Miss Mary Chez arrived home Sunday evening from Wellman where she had been visiting. The fragment indicates a social visit with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Mary Chez
Wellman
Local Social and Market Notes From Town
A. and Mrs. Thomas of Washington visited Friday while A Nellie Combs hosted guests. Mr. and Mrs. Granberg returned to Woodhull Illinois after weeks with FE A Anderson. Meredith Ingham from Chicago stayed with Willinghan from Saturday to Monday. Emil Anderson ships a carload of hogs to Chicago today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternoon
Nellie Combs
A. &. Thoma
Washington
Mrs. Granberg
Woodhull
FE. A. Anderson
Meredith Ingham
Chicago
Willinghan's
Emil Anderson
West Chester Notes from July 8 1912
West Chester reports travel by Plumer and wife to Illinois for visits. John Romine and wife from Seventy Six visited Tuesday. David Fisher shipped two cars of cattle to Chicago. Al Augustine shipped sheep and hogs to Chicago. Meetings closed Monday. eight new members baptized. D R Munro returned from Chicago. eighty head of cattle sold at 9 1/2 per hundred. prior week 9 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Plumer
Illlnois
John Romine
David Fisher
Chicago
al Augustine
Mionday
D. R. Munro
Marshall Named Wilson Vice President Candidate
Governor Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana was chosen as the running mate for Woodrow Wilson after two ballots. Burke of North Dakota withdrew, leaving Marshall with the lead on the first ballot and Democratic leaders backing the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas &. Marshall
Indiana
Woodrow Wilson
Gov
Marshall
Burke
North Dakota
Jienny Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Belgium to Host Universal International Exposition
The United States has been invited to Ghent Belgium for a universal international exposition planned for next spring. Nations including Germany France Great Britain Canada China Japan Chile Peru Argentina Brazil and New Zealand have secured prominent exhibition positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Ghent
Belgium
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Germany
France
Great Britain
Canada
China
Japan
Chile
Peru
Argentine Republic
Brazil
New Zealand
Local Socials and Visits Reported Across Kalona Area
Mrs Everett Young's associate worked there. Miss Mary J Lintz and Mrs Leon ard Lintz shopped in Kalona Monday afternoon. Miss Hilda Kos and Joe spent Monday with sister Mrs Joe Kern. Tony Welte family visited Joe Caspar near Washington. Mrs Kate Speracek and son Charles visited Joe Horak. Mr and Mrs Anton Kern were Sunday guests at Geo Saur's home. Charlie McCombs is a little under the weather. John Robinson returned from Washington after visiting Eva and Bertha McCombs. Mrs Anna Dollies and May returned to Washington after a visit at the Selement home. Will Shalla spent Sunday with Bert Schillig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Young
Mary J. Lintz
Leonard Lintz
Kalona
Hilda Kos
Joe
Joe Kern
Tony Welte
Joe Caspar
Washington
Kate Speracek
Charles
Joe Horak
Anton Kern
Geo. Saur
Charlie McCombs
John Robinson
Eva
Bertha McCombs
Anna Dollies
May
Selement
Will Shalla
Bert Schillig
Local Social and Death News From Crawfordsville
News from Crawfordsville July 3 1912 reports Keli White and family visiting near Wear Chester Mrs Mary Jaqua travels to Albia then Bedford Iowa. A band concert at Ainsworth attended by Earnest Clark Flo Keiper Laurene Moore Walter Orris and families. Funeral of Miss Elizabeth Proudfit held at Smylie home with pallbearers listed. Visitors from Washington to see Mrs Cocklin’s illness and other local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Keli White
Will White
John Hanna
Wear Chester
Mary Jaqua
Mr. Pleasant
Albia
Bedford
Iowa
Earnest Clark
Flo Keiper
Laurene Moore
Walter Orris
Famly
Dayton McNeal
Ainsworth
R. C Hiolmes
John Strain
Wayland
J. H. Huston
John
Levi Proudfit
Altoona
Cox
Washington
Proudfit
Joseph Porter
S. J. Cocklin
Mina McCleary
Grace Hill
Marion Neal
Lloyd ReHarpart
Hugh Davis
Court House to Close All Day Tomorrow
The court house will be closed for the entire day tomorrow July 4th. Legal staff and public services will be unavailable. Citizens are advised to plan accordingly and note potential delays in case of urgent matters.
Fourth of July closure at Colenso Shop
The first class barber shops will be closed all day July 4. Staff will work the night of the 3rd as late as customers come to Colenso Shop in Illinois. M Shurnabarger Chas Outright Welcil & Mbhaffy W7ts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srd
Colenso Shop
Il. M. Shurnabarger
Chas Outright
Welcil & Mbhaffy
How Jones Ended Up Behind Bars
In a witty exchange the New York American records Steve quipping that Jones ended up jailed due to spending too much time in front of them. The quip frames a lighthearted take on criminal jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe
Jones
Steve
New York American
Markets This Morning Opening Prices and Receipts
Chicago markets show mixed livestock and hogs with receipts around 18 000 today and yesterday. Cattle prospects steady to strong with pens at 5 75 9 65. sheep receipts 10 000 and prices 3 10 7 90. hogs firm to 10 higher with bulk 7 25 7 45 and rough heavy 6 90 7 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernine
Hows
Chicago
Texas
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