Ashby Kansas trip set for Tuesday morning
Local notes reveal plans to join Ashby for a Kansas trip on Tuesday morning. The message mentions the number 78 and a Vienna bakery opposite the opera house. Mrs. Tom Bailey and two children from Eldon visited J. J. Bailey’s home. James Hawthorne returned to Crawfordsville after a city visit. John Simpson and Ralph Bunce traveled to Verdi for a day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna Bakery
Opera House
James Hawthorne
Crawfordsville
City
John Simpson
Ralph Bunce
Verdi
Happenings in the County July 17
Mrs James Adams and children left for Washington to visit at Mrs Adams home. Mrs John Carris and children are in Washington visiting and attending the show. Miss Gertrude Keiser is in Washington for a day then to Macomb Illinois to visit her sister. A large number from here attended the Washington show with four cars this morning and no seating available on departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Adams
Washington
Adams
John Carris
Gertrude Keiser
Macomb
Eliza A. Crawford
Agnes Guthrie
Burlington
Chas. Keiser
A. W. Hami
Keota
Wolfe
Eller
A! McCoy
Wyman
Local Notes From Webster and Surrounding Areas
July visits and family updates from Webster and nearby towns. Miss Lorey Tucker returns from the Fourth to visit relatives. Everett Johnson from Columbus Junction stays with the F T Goldner home. Joe Augustine and daughter Essie spend Sunday with the E Grubb family. Mrs John Koch of Dubin visits the Grubb home. Mike and Irene Koch attend church at Valley. Hazel Koch stays with Mrs Will Page in Sigourney. Rob Reed shows a new buggy. Miss Lestie Engle works at Keobta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorey Tucker
Webster
Everett Johnson
Columbus Junction
F. T. Goldner
Joe Augustine
Essie
E. Grubb
John Koch
Dubin
Grubb
Mike
Irene Koch
Valley
Hazel Koch
Will Page
Sigourney
Rob Reed
Lestie Engle
Keobta
Acheson Visit in Burlington and Local Social News
July 18 A. D. Acheson spends weeks with friends in Burlington. David Thompson visited Washington last evening. P Nichols delivered his fine gray horse to Geo Paul of Washington this week. Ainsworth crowds attended the circus in Washington yesterday. Ross Crawford from Kansas arrived for a relatives visit. Arthur Peterson of Cedar Rapids visits his parents Mr and Mrs A J Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Acheson
Burlington
David Thompson
Washington
P. Nichols
Geo. Paul
Ainsworth
Ross Crawford
Kansas
Arthur Peterson
Cedar Rapids
A. J. Peterson
Crawfordsville Social News July visits and arrivals
Mrs. Mary Lease returned from a short visit at Winfield. Mr. Dur of Williamsburg visited the L. L. Teas home and returned home. Miss Mary Parker arrived from Washington for a stay with the McCleary and Twinam households. Miss Lena Shaffer came back from Cedar Falls after attending summer school. H. D. Cherryholmes visited Washington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lease
Winfield
Dur
Williamsburg
L. L. Teas
Mary Parker
Washington
McCleary
Twinam
Lena Shaffer
Cedar Falls
H. D. Cherryholmes
AINSWORTH Personal News July 16 local visits and travel
Ainsworth notes show Mr and Mrs F G Sands traveling to Burlington for business. Charlie and Bert Nash visited Washington yesterday. Mrs John Strain and Ivah visiting Fairfield relatives. Lynn Stephens fatally burned in Orcutt California, relatives urged to prepare for the worst. Mrs W H Mitchell and children visited Havre. Frank Parsons of Columbus Junction stayed with W T Trotter. Mrs J J McConnell and Mary Cedar Rapids visiting. Ed Hogg visiting town today. Geo A Carson arrived from Chicago. Enola Crozier of Waterloo visiting grandparents S A Walker. Mrs David Thompson and Miss Della Patterson to Washington for A Patterson illness. Walter Myers at Herman Pehler home. S A Walker visited Columbus Junction yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Sands
Burlington
Charlie
Bert Nash
Washington
John Strain
Ivah
Fairfield
Lynn Stephens
Orcutt
Calif
W. H. Mitchell
Havre
Frank Parsons
Columbus Junction
W. T. Trotter
J. J. McConnell
Mary
Cedar Rapids
Ed Hogg
Geo. A. Carson
Chicago
Enola Crozier
Waterloo
S. A. Walker
David Thompson
Della Patterson
A. Patterson
Walter Myers
Herman Pehler
Pickpockets Target Winfield Rush During Celebration
Report from Winfield's Thursday celebration notes many pickpockets in the crowd. Some victims lost small sums while Mr Haight suffered a larger loss. The thieves worked together in a jammed crush, forming a systematic pattern as they plied their trade.
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Winfield
Fine program at the airdome tonight with acts and films
Airdome offers a full evening featuring Shan non and Hebner in a comedy musical act, song and dance specialties by Little Wanda Neis wanger, plus the latest moving pictures and two illustrated songs. Admission is 5 cents for children and 10 cents for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Shannon and Hebner
Wanda Neiswanger
Harper Residents Visit City Yesterday
Mrs Mike Clarahan, Mrs John Holsworth, Mrs Verne Striegal, Harry Clarahan, Bernard Striegal and John Besser of Harper were in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Clarahan
John Holsworth
Verne Striegal
Harry Clarahan
Bernard Striegal
John Besser
Harper
The General Demand for a Simple Laxative Remedy
The Well-Informed demand a pleasant efficient liquid laxative with known wholesome ingredients. California Fig Syrup Co. offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted gentle remedy. Sold by leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
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California Fig Syrup Co
The Churches Weekly Schedule and Absence of Pastor
Sabbath school at 9:45. Junior class at 5. Senior at 6 15. No preaching service due to the absence of the pastor Rev. W C Fisher.
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W. C. Fisher
Sabbath Services Schedule At Local Church
Sabbath school begins at 9 30 am followed by a morning public service at 11 am. The Senior Endeavor meets at 6 15 pm and the evening service starts at 7 30 pm. All are welcome. Rev W R Sawhill is the pastor.
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W. R. Sawhill
Sabbath School and En Deavor Schedule Noted
Sabbath school at 9 30 morning. Senior Endeavor at 6 30 evening. There will be no preaching service morning or evening.
Church Schedule Public Worship and Services
Public worship at seven thirty in the morning with Sunday school at nine thirty. B Y P U at six thirty. Mid week prayer on Wednesday at seven thirty in the evening. All are welcome with free seats. Rev. G D Rogers is pastor.
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Land
G. D. Rogers
Methodist Episcopal Sunday Schedule and Sermon
The Methodist Episcopal church lists Sunday school at 9 30, class meeting at 10 30, regular morning worship, Epworth League at 6 15, and evening service at 7 39. Preaching by the pastor Rev U S Smith.
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Epworth League
Rev
U. S. Smith
A. M. E. Preaching Schedule and Meetings
The A M E church lists preaching at 11 and 7 30 by the pastor Rev T B Stovall with Sunday school at 2 30. Official board meets Monday evening and the Mite Missionary Society assembles Thursday evening with president Mrs T B Stovall. All are welcome.
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Mite Missionary Society
T. B. Stovall
First Church of Christ Scientist Service Times and Reading Room
Corner of Tow a avenue and Jeffer son street hosts Sabbath school at 10 and morning service at 11 with Life as the subject. Golden text from Psalm 119 144. Wednesday evening meeting at 7 30. Free reading room open Monday Wednesday and Saturday 2 to 4 30 p m second door east of Washington National Bank.
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Towa Avenue
Jefferson Street
Washington National Bank
Tragic Death By Poison In Oskaloosa
James Phillips a young married man living near Oskaloosa Iowa drank carbolic acid and olive oil from a local drug store. He staggered through the street for two hours, tried to eat breakfast, collapsed near a restaurant, and died after officers and a stomach pump failed to revive him. Recent misfortunes and property losses led authorities to suspect mental distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Iowa
James Phillips
Keota visitors and locals noted in city social roundup
Keota residents and guests including Miss Mabel Stevenson J M Stone Nellie Allender Amos Schreckengast Ray Warrington Elmer Warrington Amy Richards Ruth Williams Chas Batterson Bert Helscher Chas Meyers and others were seen in the city yesterday. Washington academy fall term opens August 31 with catalogues available. J W Babb arrived from Chicago to visit Mrs M J Holden. Several residents left for visits in Wyman and Meade county Kansas areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Elmer Warrington
Keota
Amy Richards
Ruth Williams
Cotter
Harvey Matthews
Rubio
Chas. Batterson
Bert Helscher
Chas. Meyers
Washington Academy
R. D. Daugherty
Prin
Ashby
Meade County
Kansas
Local News and County Updates From Washington County
Tuesday next Ashby to Meade county Kansas go. Vienna offers 30 36 Coffee cakes and rolls this evening. Finest bread cakes pies in Washington county at the Vienna. 12 800 acres to be sold in one day Thursday July 23rd. Ask Ashby about it. Several residents travel for visits and circus ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby
Meade County
Kansas
Vienna
Washington County
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims universal cure
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease taken internally to act on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers 100 dollars for any cure failure and includes testimonials, with Toledo based F J Cheney & Co as suppliers at 75 cents plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Rail Road Notes Reflect Busy Day for Dowell and Agents
Conductor Dowell reports moving over 1600 passengers yesterday on the Branch. Milwaukee freight and passenger agent W C Parker was in town on business. Cap Nicholson, livestock agent, also visited seeking Barnum Bailey elephant trading, showing no livestock line is off limits. Too warm to bake. Buy your Sun day supplies at the Vienna.
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Dowell
W. C. Parker
Milwaukee
Dion
Cap Nicholson
Barnum & Bailey
Nicholson
The
Vienna
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Oeck
Journal Office
M. J. Orr
N.C
Tom Bailey
Eldon
J. J. Bailey Home
Carnes Ratliff Com.co
Howard L. McCleery
Union Stock Yards
Ill
Frank Rogers
Wait
Rainbow Dance
J. W. Wooley
Mgr
Corner Square
Arkansas
Lombardo
Marion T. Anderson
the County News
Talleyrad
U. P
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
Methodist Episcopal
First Church OF Christ
Mabel Stevenson
J. M. Stone
Nellie Allender
Amos Schreckengast
J. W. Babb
M. J. Holden
Iowa Avenue
STECK
H. F. Steck
ALWA
Missourt
North Side Shoe Store
FOX & Dewey
Eeef
J. F. H. Taylor
New Sharon
Thomas Easter
Eva
Charles Burham
J. N. Sage
Gathercole
Ralph Wesson
Mrs. Wesson
Albia
James Baird
R. P. Lewis
Ottumwa
Roy Louden
Clyde Greet
George Yount
Will Pinch
Fred Rhea
Clarence Cox
Mr. Baker
Railroad Notes
South Dakota Lands
D. A. Chalmers
Geo. Peck
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