Siegel and Beatty Families Visit Iowa Community
Mr and Mrs John Siegel of Chicago visited Mrs Laura Lonewell in town and reconnected with friends. Mrs Siegel once Eugenia Lonewell. Mr and Mrs Harry Beatty and daughters from Iowa City spent the Fourth at J P Beattys home. Dr and Mrs C W Stewart and Miss Eva Denny were Saturday guests at the Kelsey home in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Siegel
Chicago
Seigel
Laura Lonewell
Harry Beatty
Iowa City
J. P. Beatty
C. W. Stewart
Eva Denny
Kelsey
Fairvield
Blanche Sutherland
Jessie Rice
Hollywooder Miss Gertrude Gardner visits Washington region
Miss Gertrude Gardner of Hollywood California spends the Fourth visiting friends in Washington and relatives at Brighton and Richland. She is the second daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Gardner once of Washington now in the West. Granville Hulse has earned a Harvard quarterly balaneary next year. A Ford accessory ad appears: a battery for $12.95. Mrs Floyd Beatty and Leon depart for St Paul after weeks in the area. Florence Owen of Brighton visits the Fourth in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gardner
Hollywood
California
Washington
Miss Gardner
Brighton and
Richland
Gertrude
Guy Gardner
West
Granville Hulse
Mra
Ed Hulse
Harvard
Floyd Beatty
Aby
Leon
A. L. Griffith
Local social notes from Sunset Park and area visits
Mr and Mrs Royal Reedy and family and Mr and Mrs Helmick and daughter Mildred of Brighton were among Sunset Park visitors Saturday. Debts contracted by Mr. Butler were personally acknowledged. Fred Smith and children hosted weekend guests at Col C J Wilson home. Lloyd Morrison and son John returned from Oskaloosa after the Fourth. Dr P J Etter Osteopath and J Buckley visited from Chicago. Mrs Buckley travels to Italy. Eastwood and son Douglas took Cedar Rapids trip while Mary Roberts and Josephine Bailey headed to Cedar Falls for a Presbyterian youth conference. A 15 plate rubber cased battery for a Ford priced at 16 50. Blaine Holmes on Gasoline Alley. George Stewart and children returned from Monmouth after visiting relatives for the Fourth. Helly Springfield tires advertised. The Prianedesors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Eastwood
Douglas
Cedar Rapids
Mary Roberts
Josephine Bailey
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Summer Home Comforts and Weather Forecast
Hints of hot weather with thunderstorms expected this afternoon and tonight. Advertises porch furniture refrigerators and other summer comforts. Mentions hog prices at 14.75 and a Pesday fair. Requests readers’ needs for these items.
Des Moines Visitors and Local Travels Over the Fourth
Mrs Journa Gibson and family visited Des Moines and nearby towns during the Fourth with relatives and friends from Burlington Iowa to Iowa City. Many residents and guests joined trips to Monmouth, Centerville, Davenport, and Belvidere while others planned travels to Canada and Palmyra for summer events and Baptist assembly activities.
Tiny Finds a Way to Split Treasure and Escape
In a Nevada mining tale, Tiny and Lippy uncover a rich riverbed claim after long search. Disputes over share lead to a split of gold dust defended by Tiny, who plans flight with Lippy, while Carnahan is thwarted by a powder explosion. In Idaho, Tiny surprises Lippy with six buckskin bags as settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Jim Carnahan
Lippy
Tiny Perkin
Carnahan
Tiny
Mt. Idaho
Man
Tve
Tim
Social visit highlights from Omaha and nearby
Mrs. George Welch and sister Miss Ora Henderson visit in town joined by Perry Haves from Minneapolis with his mother Mrs. James P Haves. Virginia Illinois visitors Dr and Mrs Ray Bower and family meet local relatives while Mrs. W A Stephen illness prompts notes from Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Welch
Omaha, Nebraska
Ora Henderson
Perry Haves
Minneapolis
James P Haves
Perry
Washington
Ray Bover
Virginia
Illinois
D. A. Boyer
S. K. Coates
Grace Conner Visits From Minneapolis
Miss Grace Conner arrived from Minneapolis for a vacation visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Mae Conner and with her Washington friends Mr and Mrs Alva Black and Mrs Julia Trall. They returned this morning to Delta after a visit at the Lawn home on South Marion Avenue. Mrs Black is Mrs Lown's sister and Mrs Hall is her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. A. Stephen
Homer Stephen
Keota
Steve Jones
Crawfordsville
Emma Bennett
George Loring
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
J. H. Tuman
Walter and
Arthur Barnett
Clara Levien
Harper
Grace Conner
Minneapolis
Mrs
Mae Conner
Alva Black
Julia Trall
Delta
Lawn
South Marion Avenue
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Nazimova - Milton
Sonisa Woma
II Streets
FOX News
FOX
D. F. Macon
Reed
Ishe
ROYAL
SY Society
Royal Society
India
Crail
Royalty Society
Blaine Holmes
John Allen
Norick
Sprotal
Oregon Township
Washington County
Ainaworth Cremetery
Oregon ‘Township
Alice Pearson
Florence Owen
Brighton
Leland Morrison
Ed Bell
Fairfield
Royal Reedy and Family
Mre
Helmick
Mildred
Chas, Butsler
Fred Smith
Children of
Col C. J. Wilson
Lloyd Morrison
John
Oskaloosa
Osteopath
Frank Buckley
J. D. Buckley
Italy
Ford
George Stewart
Monmouth
Warren McAvoy
Everett Kracaward
Rudolph Knottnerus
Date Long
Hays Fleming
McElhinney Drug Co
America
U. S. Cavalry and Mounted Band
Teversal S
Dar Rapids, Iowa
Buck
Journa. Gibson
John Henry
Cher Clarissa
George Gibson
Frank Eugen
Des Moines
Fouth
Frank Bell
Jay
Lydia
Frevere
Hieux City
Associatioarities
G. Chilgren
Burlington
Friens
Orville Elder
Nell Dewey Mohr
Ella Reister
M. J. Thiden
Irs
Lawrence Wilson
Belvidere
Ilinois
Arthur R. Oates
Marguer
Oates
Mrs. Jay McNamara
T J. Dempsey
Howard Hamilton
Omaana
Nebraska
Hamilton
McCleery
McLaughlin
L Ois
Laura Graham
Davenport
Wes
Hugh Arthur
Tom
Miss Lou
Harvey Ferguson
Centerville
T. W. Hunter
Edward Levi Gentzler
Columbus Junction
Daisy M. Conley
Calico Rock, Ark
Rey Tripp
Sioux City
J. M. Loftiss and Son
Indianapolis
W. D. Loftiss
Triangle
J. D. Kern
Palmyra
Kern
Baptist Assembly
Iowa Falls
C. W. Brown
C. W. Long
AH. A. Phillips
W. EK. Barber
Blanche Geller
Toledo
Geller
Wile No 2
Homer B. King
Western Newspaper Union
G. Alt
N. L. Loog
Stephen
Ray Bower
J. A. Embree
Wkeota
Hallie Ward
G. W. Noecker
Florence Leeper
Edith Seager
Ft. Madison
Walter Wilde
Peoria
Minois
Lewis Gardner
Wellman
Vesta Bush
Elsie Kolesick
Lena Haney
Muscatine
Alex Lytle
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Opportunity
Washington National Bank
John Shields & Sons
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