Career of Mrs R H Savage Widow Author and Lecturer
Mrs. R H Savage widow of author and soldier and noted lecturer and critic died at her New York home at 67. She was born Josephine Schuble in Potsdam daughter of a court chamberlain and lifelong friend to many European royals. Her chequered life included marriage to Gustave Schuble and later Richard Henry Savage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stichard Henry Savage
New York
Potsdam
Germany
Europe
Josephine Schuble
Charlies Schuble
Monument to Adam and Eve Proposed in Northwest Apple Belt
A.I. Crowell former deputy state horticultural commissioner proposes a mammoth Adam and Eve monument for the Northwest apple belt. The national apple show board, led by Howard Elliott of the Northern Pacific Railroad, considers a substantial prize for the best design to be chosen by popular vote at the third annual Spokane show the week of November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Crowell
Spokane
Stevens Counties
Wash
Northwest
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Palm Green Tailor Ad Promises Fit and Neat Repairs
A vintage ad invites customers to view a line of salts at fair prices and claims up-to-date styles. It touts neat pressing and repair services with a guarantee of fit and workmanship from Palm Green the tailor, located over the First National Bank.
Happenings in Noble County Include Visits and Accidents
Noble July 11. Mr and Mrs Johbonath Stutzman of Los Angeles are visiting relatives here. Rev Peter Stuckey of Olds attended church, and J S Roth welcomed a new baby boy. A Mennonite ice cream social is planned July 13. A heavy rain hit the area. Noah Wyse survived a dangerous run in with a horse. Alfred Cumming dies at 55. funeral held at Center cemetery. Barn scaffold accident injures Jacob Graber. Cattle hogs and sheep shipped to Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mennonite Church
J. S. Roth
Alfred Cumming
Nancy Cumming
Collier
Methodist Church
Center Cemetery
Noah Wyse
Steve Wyse
J. A. Frey
Montrose
Iowa
Eveidia Olson
Duluth
Minn
Chicago
Illinois
C. A. Munson
Mr. Munson
Jacob Graber
John Saltzman
Wayland Social Notes July Visitations and Travel
Wayland reports include Sam Wenger on a business trip to Morning Sun. Miss Allendar of Olds visited Miss Mildred Zingg over Sunday. William Havenstein and family drove from Olds yesterday. J. Kieher visits brothers in Springdale Arkansas. Jos Roth sold his auto to John Lukilen. Miss Gladys Allen of Richland visited cousin Miss Hope Allen. Emma Rittler remains about the same. John Orendorff and family from Noble attended services and visited Chriss Orendorff. Rev. Cannon and daughter Fern of Glidden Iowa visited last week and Cannon preached at the M BE church yesterday. P P Schowalter and family planned a Washington trip in a new Reo car from local agent F J Conrad. Mrs Tena Beckler returned from a two week visit at Swedesburg and Winfield. Nick Roth and helpers completed a nine room modern residence for Jacob Roth in East Wayland. Dr and Mrs Allen and children Hoyt and Vivienne visited Richmond yesterday. The Dorcas society of the Mennonite in the park meets Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Sam Wenger
Morning Sun
Miss Allendar
Olds
Mildred Zingg
William Havenstein
Fh. J. Kieher
Springdale
Ark
Jos
Roth
John Lukilen
John Orendorff
Noble
Chriss Orendorff
Cannon
Fern
Glidden
Iowa
M. BE
P. P. Schowalter
Washington
F. J. Conrad
Tena Beckler
Swedesburg
Winfield
Nick Roth
Jacob Roth
East Wayland
Indiana Authors and Indiana's Glorious Crop Figures
A nostalgic verse praising Indiana writers like Jim Riley George Ade Booth Tarkington Abe Martin Nichol son and others while noting a satirical volume enumerating Indiana crops though none of the authors are named. Copyright 1910 by George Matthews Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Riley
George Ade
Booth Tarkington
Abe Martin
Nicholson
Indiana
George Matthews Adams
Richmond July 11 Social Roundup and Local Visits
Bernard Friese and Oliver Essley of near Washington visited Richmond on Sunday. Local residents Joe Lashek Will Keifer Frank Welte and Joe Lafourek were busy haying purchases from Fred Radda Will Tellin Ed Kos and families. Bandmaster Adolph Votruba attended Washington celebrations on the Fourth. Albert Sharpe served as marshal at the July Fourth dance. V A Spevacek and children visited Joe Horake on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Bernard Friese
Oliver Essley
Near
Washington
Joe Lashek
Will Keifer
Frank Welte
Joe Lafourek
Fred Radda
Will Tellin
Ed Kos
Joe Liska
Adolph Votruba
Albert Sharpe
V. A. Spevacek
Joe Horake
Brighton Route One News Roundup
Bert Dillon and family from Des Moines visit George Savage. Lloyd Jones narrowly escapes injury after a hay pole falls while helping W. B. Rit tenhouse. Alma Pfieffer visits sister Mrs A L Rock. Mrs Rose McKain of Fairfield and Mrs Ella Bennett of Washington visit George Savage. Sparse Jewish news due to harvest. a Saturday shower reduces dust and raises hopes for crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Dillon
Des Moines
George Savage
Lloyd Jones
W. B. Rittenhouse
Alma Pfieffer
A. L. Rock
Rose McKain
Fairfield
Ella Bennett
Washington
Local People Visit in Havre and Shiloh
Community notes from Havre record visits among the Caldwell, Cauldwell and Pratt families with Miss May Moore and Mrs. Bradford’s family. Frank Kephart hosted Sunday dinner with Rev. Pettit staying overnight. Lloyd Easter suffers blood poisoning in his left hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norm Pratt
May Moore
Will Caldwell
Shiloh
Frank Bradford
Vernon
Clayton Nicholson
B. W. Pettit
Fred Telford
Frank Kephart
Lloyd Easter
New Haven Notes on Visits and a New Baby
New Haven July 11. Mr and Mrs L E Neal and daughter Ferne visit Frank Smith's. Gust Strum and cousin Miss Sadie Strum were Washington visitors. Mr and Mrs Verne Jackson welcome a son born July 4, mother and child healthy. Mrs Noel of Haskins, mother in law to Mrs Jackson, stays with them. Mr and Mrs Silvara spent Sunday at the Bricelander home as grain harvest and hay making peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
L. E. Neal
Ferne
Frank Smith
Gust Strum
Sadie Strum
Washington
Verne Jackson
Jackson
Noel
Haskins
Silvara
Crawfordsville Social Roundup Notes Local Visits
Crawfordsville July 11 with many brief items of social activity. Grace Brown of Mediapolia returns home after visiting her brother Russell Brown. families and friends travel to Washington for Leroy Brown funeral. various locals visit relatives and attend church events. Miss Mattie Haines leaves Mt. Pleasant. Elizabeth Lease discusses Tennessee mountaineers. dinners hosted for out of town guests. car brought home from Washington. multiple Burlington and Hillsboro connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Brown
Mediapolia
Russell Brown
Crawfordsville
Mattie Haines
Howard Lowers
Mt. Pleasant
Elizabeth Lease
Young People’s Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Keota Outing News Reports Summer Travel and Visits
Keota residents relay summer travels and visits. Families like Lacey Stewart Campbell and Johnson extended trips to Colorado and Iowa City, with plans to return for fall college and family gatherings. A New York visitor and a Des Moines return from visits are noted along with local house parties and vacations.
Washington visits and Masonic lodge ties noted
Dr. H. B. Hamilton paid a Washington visit yesterday while D. Hazlett was in the city on business. A K Stewart of Des Moines returned home after a Sunday stay with Mrs. W. T. Trotter and cousins James and Martin Stewart. H C Wilson of Washington conferred the second degree of the Masonic lodge on Rev. J. A. Glendenning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
H. B. Hamilton
Washington
D. Hazlett
A. K. Stewart
Des Moines
W. T. Trotter
James
Martin Stewart
H. C. Wilson
J. A. Glendenning
Fleming Returns to Oska loosa to Visit Daughter
West Chester July 11 Frank Fleming returns to Oska loosa by train visiting his daughter during a routine family trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Frank Fleming
Oskaloosa
Local Notes Show Travel and Business Movements
Jennie Burham returned from Montana Monday evening. Nellie Dayton passed through on her way to Winfield for a visit. J D Dayton was in Sigourney on business Monday. Augustine and Lewis shipped two ears of hogs to Chicago Tuesday. Most of the oats will be cut this week. Herman Luers returned from Washington Monday where he had been visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Burham
Montana
Nellie Dayton
Winfield
J.D. Dayton
Sigourney
Augustine
Lewis
Chicago
Girl studies food of poor in major cities
Miss Helen Fales the lone female MIT graduate of the year may focus on food supply conditions for the poor in Boston New York and Chicago. A Vassar alumna, she seeks chemistry of foods and a bachelor of science degree. She lives in South Framingham and comes from an elite background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Fales
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
New York
Chicago
Missales
Miss Fales
Vassar College
Framingham
Mass
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Kidney Bladder Cure
Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised to cure many kidney and bladder troubles not beyond medicine. The ad claims no medicine can do more. Lemmon's Pharmacy, McElhinney Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Lemmon’s ‘Harmacy
McElhinney Drug Co
Obituary: Sophia Hazen Marsh Dies at 80 in Ainsworth
Sophia Hazen Marsh died Sunday evening July 10 1910 at 8:30 PM at the home of her son J Albert Marsh aged 80 years 28 days She was born June 12 1830 in Beaver county Pennsylvania and moved to Dearborn Indiana in 1832 She married John M Marsh in 1861 and had three children two daughters May and Mary and son J Albert Marsh Her husband died in 1870 She survives two sisters Mrs Sarah Stone and Rebecca Allen and a brother Archie Hazen Funeral held Monday at 2:30 PM in the Baptist church with Rev W A Nelson officiating Interment in Ainsworth cemetery
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Ainsworth
Sophia Hazen Marsh
J. Albert Marsh
Sophia Hazen
Beaver County
Penn
Dearborn County
Ind
John M. Marsh
W. McKune
May
Mary
Sarah Stone
Norwich
Kans
Rebecca Allen
Washington
Archie Hazen
J. Albert
Baptist Church
W. A. Nelson
Card of Thanks for Lloyd Brown’s Illness and Death
Family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness and attentions shown during illness and after the death of their son Lloyd Brown. The support provided great comfort to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Brown
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Sudden Relief
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package as a relief for hay fever asthma and congestion. Claims soothing healing effects for head and throat with Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co. as distributors.
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Foley
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
McElhinney Drug Co
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Schumann
John Shields
Washington County
R. H. Savage
Adam and Eve
Green
Tional Bank
the County News
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Richland
Miss Hope Allen
Emma Rittler
Walt
Brighton
Havre
Myrtle Saville
Corbin
Silas Caldwell
Caldwell
John Caldwell
Ethel Cauldwell
C. J. Sherry
Leroy Brown
A. T. Brown
Will Cochran
Coppock
John Cochran
Thomas Henderson
Council Bluffs
Presbyterian Church
C. M. Strain
Ira Warren
A. A. McPadden
Jas. McPadden
Evans
Wyman
Mary Lins
J. R. Lease
Miss Dollie
Hurlington
Guy J. Tomlinson
Eustace
Martha
Nessee
J. H. McCleary
Trace
Margaret Giffen
Ohio
Earl Griffith
Washington Vis
Dr. N. J. Lease
Ella Proudfit
A. Bb. Hixson
W. F. Morris
Hillsboro
James Miller
Dora Bolding
Dollie Lease
KEOTA
C. A. Lacey
Ray Stewart
Colorado
R. F. Campbell
Flossie Johnson
Paul Neal
Iowa City
M. Brice
Allie Sheriff
Mark Sheriff
Everett Hulse
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Daiber
State College
Ames
George Stevenson
Nellie
Mable
Atlantic
Edith Dayton
Miss Smith
Hans P. Preece
New York City
van Winkle’s
Freece
Blanche Stewart
K. Stewart
Ruth
Weota
Dr. Waite
Storm Lake
Portieres
Herman Luers
School of Technology
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Mr. and
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