Sunday visitors and local gatherings noted
nd Eicher of Chicago and Dave McKee of Davenport visited the H M Eicher home. Mr and Mrs Will Green and Marie Embree of near Keota spent Thursday at the A J Knauss home and attended the Carnival. The quarterly union prayer meeting of all churches will be held at the Baptist church next Wednesday at 7 30 pm with the topic The Real Purpose of the Sabbath School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nd Eicher
Chicago
Dave McKee
Davenport
H. M. Eicher Home
Will Green
Marie Embree
Keota
A. J. Knauss
Quarterly Union
Baptist Church
Rall Family Visits Cedar Rapids Relative for Fourth
Mr and Mrs J F Rall and their sons Richard Staten and Owen traveled from Cedar Rapids to visit sister in law Mrs Orville Elder for the Fourth. Mr Rall left Port Huron Wis yesterday morning and Mrs Rall and the boys will stay a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Rall
Richard
Staten
Owen
Cedar Rapids
Orville Elder
Rall
Port Huron
Wis
Fashionable summer styles at Newport and Bar Harbor
Fashionable society proves brisk luxury with Directoire silhouettes, long clinging skirts, short waists, and Parisian gowns. Notable outfits include a pale pink linen gown with embroidery and a Directoire coat, a natural pongee Empire dress with ecru lace, and coordinated pale blue accessories. Tailor suits rise for yachting, bathing suits trend toward princess styling with corsets, and matching hats, caps, belts, and shoes dominate seaside attire. Pearl jewelry dominates the season with large earrings and La Valibre pendants. Lucy Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Bar Harbor
Directoire
Paris
Lucy Carter
Washington Hair Dressing Parlor Ad for Hair Transformations
Notice invites women to bring cut hair or combings to the Washington Hair Dressing Parlor near the U S Express Office for making puffs or switches. It presents a practical service and location reference for potential customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Express Office
Silk Jackets and Linen Skirts Fashion Notes
Summer dress trends highlight short pleated skirts in serge or pique with colorful silk jackets finished with large silk or white pearl buttons. Green parasols gain favor, ranging olive to bottle greens, often plain with occasional narrow tuck borders. Yachting and sailing outfits appear chic and practical, featuring white serge with sailor blouses and red silk ties, with blue serge alternatives.
Uncle George Clawson Dies at 86 in Cumberland Md
Mrs. W. S. Grecian received word Friday morning of the death of her uncle George Clawson of Cumberland Maryland. He was eighty six years old and his wife Mrs. Clawson is ill and not expected to live. Mrs. Grecian could not attend the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jenning of Ainsworth visited the city Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Grecian
George Clawson
Cumberland
Clawson
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Full Disease Cure
The readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It is taken internally, targets blood and mucous surfaces, and proponents offer one hundred dollars for any failure to cure. Includes testimonials and dealer details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Laughter and Tears of the Clown at Home at the Star
Frank Buckley returns to Chicago after spending the Fourth at home. Mrs Mary Huffman and Miss Emma Kupka of Iowa City were guests at the Ed Grayson home for the Fourth. Dr King’s New S kills praised by A Felton of Harrisville NY. WN Life Pills relieve discomfort. Lemmon's Pharmacy offers a 25 cent remedy for constipation biliousness and malaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buckley
Chicago
Mary Huffman
Emma Kupka
Iowa City
Ed Grayson
Dr. King
Mr. A. Felton
Harrisville
N. Y
Lemmon’s
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Frank L. Wilson & CO
Garner
Monarch
Dougherty Bros. Clothiers and Furnishers
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
A. W. Chase
A.w.chase
The
McCall Co
New York
McCall
McCall Company
Walter Jenning
Ainsworth
Elgin
Waltham
Co. S. Lemmon Jeweler and Optician
Oxford
J. A. Harwood
the Good Shoe Store
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