Local air dome program and town notes
Evening at the airdome features two shows at 8 15 and 9 15. Local bakers supply Vienna goods with phone 78. Rev R L Patterson arrived from the west last evening. Earnest Johnson of Dubuque visiting Ed Kiburz home. Miss Josie Kyle to teach White Hawk school north of Brighton. Mr and Mrs L S Patterson and Everette visited the Ready Bat camp near Rubio Sunday. Washington Ice Cream items carried by Lemmon s Pharmacy Palace Bakery and Hays restaurant. Mrs Dr G H Pratt and son Frederick left for Chicago after visiting Parrish and Humble families. Mrs G M Humble back from Brighton to visit her ill father. Frank Brindley and daughter Martha departed for near Wayland to camp on Main Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Vienna
R. L. Patterson
West
Earnest Johnson
Dubuque
Ed Kiburz
Josie Kyle
White Hawk
Brighton
L. S. Patterson
Everette
Rubio
Washington Ice Cream Company
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Palace Bakery
Hays
G. H. Pratt
Frederick
Chicago
F. F. Parrish
Pleasant Hill basket dinner planned after minister's last Pleasant Hill trip
July 20 notes Mrs Will Mitchell and children from Ainsworth visited John Hillhouse. Norm Pratt and daughter Zella visited Will Caldwell. Next Sunday marks Rev James Nichols' final Pleasant Hill trip with a basket dinner and two services at 11 in the morning and in the afternoon. Dr Cherryholmes shipped hogs. Mr Smiley of Ainsworth visited on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mitchell
Ainsworth
John Hillhouse
Norm Pratt
Zella
Will Caldwell
James Nichols
Pleasant Hill
Cherryholmes
Smiley
Harvest Season Brightens Pleasant Plains Community
On July 20 the Rev James Priest and family were hosted at the Alex Marbourg home after services. Esther Brindley visited with Abigail Bishop while plans show the week will host Low Fleming and Bruce Gardner homes. Thrasher cuts oats for Mert Carlson as Mrs Sam Todd from Washington attended services. Melo Shalla visited his uncle John Shalla, and Tom Eden and his wife spent Sunday at the Murphy home. The mower and binder are everywhere as the harvest comes in with golden glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Priestnal
Alex Marbourg
Esther Brindley
Abigail Bishop
Low Fleming
Bruce Gardner
T. B. Thrasher
Mert Carlson
Sam Todd
Washington
Pleasant Plains
Melo Shalla
John Shalla
Tom Eden
Murphy
Local travels and visits noted in Ottumwa area
July 21 report lists Clayton Richardson traveling to Eldon to visit his sister. Mrs. Helvie toured Washington yesterday. Several families headed to Conelake for a camping stint including W. W. Moore, Alva Sands, F. G. Sands and Reg Sands. Mrs. David Thompson and Miss Della Patterson arrived from Lexington after a short visit with their brother Al Patterson. Dr. H. B. Hamilton was a business visitor in Ottumwa yesterday.
Ladies' Aid social slated at Mrs Augustine home
Westchester July 21 members of the Ladies' Aid society and their families are invited to a social gathering Saturday evening at the home of Mrs H E Augustine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
H. E. Augustine
Local visits and arrivals in Crawfordsville
July 21 in Crawfordsville reports overnight visit by Rev. J. E. Weigle of Ainsworth at the Rev. J. H. Taylor home. Mrs. Scott Craig and daughters arrived from Kansas City to visit J. A. Morehead. Mrs. Mae Roth of Wayland and Mrs. David Fishburn traveling to Washington. Mrs. Dr. Mathias and Mrs. Jones arrived from Yarmouth for a visit with Mrs. Dr. N. J. Lease. Will Jurging of Washington was a business visitor today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Weigle
Ainsworth
J. H. Taylor
Scott Craig
Kansas City
J. A. Morehead
Mae Roth
Wayland
David Fishburn
Washington
Dr. Mathias
Jones
Yarmouth
N. J. Lease
Will Jurging
George H. Paul Excursion Heads to Corpus Christi
The George H. Paul Co. began its regular fortnightly land excursion this morning on No. 1 toward Corpus Christi Texas. The local group includes George H. Paul J L Brookhart and E R Howard with many more joining at points along the route. Mrs J E Stump and daughter Gladys of Ottumwa are guests at the Rev R L Patterson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Paul Co
Corpus Christi
Texas
George H. Paul
J. L. Brookhart
E. R. Howard
J. E. Stump
Gladys
Ottumwa
Rev
R. L. Patterson
Mrs George Barrett Hosts Navajo Club Meeting
Mrs George Barrett will host the Navajo club tomorrow afternoon. Several guests from Montana and Columbus Junction were entertained yesterday at the homes of Mrs Martha McMullin and Mrs Elmer Wells. Miss Wilma Row entertained the Ready Maids with music and refreshments at her Nast Washington Street home in honor of Miss Jane McCahon of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barrett
W. K. Moore
Knox
Montana
R. N. Duncan
Columbus Junction
Martha McMullin
Elmer Wells
Wilma Row
Nast
Washington Street
Jane McCahon
Kansas City
Ethel Barger
Waterloo
Dorothy Miller
West Main Street
Ladies Ten Cent Social at Baptist Church
The Ladies' league of the Baptist church will hold a ten cent social Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Bryson. A cordial invitation is extended to all the ladies of the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ League of the Baptist Church
John Bryson
Chapter 1 PEO to Meet at Mrs Forman Home
Chapter 1 PEO plans a regular Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs Sam Forman's North Iowa avenue home followed by a picnic supper at 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Forman
Iowa Avenue
Kennedy in City for Congressional Duties
Congressman Kennedy arrived last night and spent today in the city handling matters related to his role as our congressional representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Funeral of L. S. Blair Arrives from Aurora Nebraska
The body of L. S. Blair arrived this morning on the Burlington from Aurora Nebraska with relatives. It was taken directly to Elm Grove cemetery for a brief grave side service conducted by Reverend G. D. Rogers. Pallbearers named were C. H. Wilson J. W. Morton Joe McElhinney John Steck Charles Dewey and Will Shearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Blair
Burlington
Aurora
Nebr
Elm Grove Cemetery
G. D. Rogers
C. H. Wilson
J. W. Morton
Joe McElhinney
John Steck
Charles Dewey
Will Shearer
Woodmen Initiation Postponed in Wellman
Modern Woodmen notice states the initiation, scheduled for Thursday evening in Wellman, has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
$100 REWARD, $100. Readers are told a cure exists for catarrh through Hall's Catarrh Cure, a constitutional remedy taken internally. Proponents claim it cures by acting on blood and mucous surfaces, offering testimonials and a $100 reward for any failing case. Sold by druggists at 75 cents, with Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhall
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Battle forecast blackens Iowa as Bell seeks telecom merger
Webster City Iowa July 21 The state may become the battleground in a war between Bell and Allied Independent telephone interests. The first skirmish occurred weeks ago at Marshalltown and signals point to a planned merger of state independents into one huge company with 20 million capital to challenge Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Towa
Bell
Independent Telephone
Marshallstown
Dubuque City
Bell Company
Nevada
Story County
BE. H. Martini
C. P. Hieldog
Lieutenant Gry Burr Dies of Wounds After Mindanao Attack
Manila reports Lieutenant Gry Burr, wounded July 10 during an attack on outlaws at Cota Mindanao, has died. Burr and Whitney led a detachment storming Cota, held by outlaw Ryan. Fourteen outlaws were killed and two captured.
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Manila
Gry Burr
Cota
Mindanao
Burr and Whitney
Ryan
Esperanto Faddists in Council Opens National Congress
The first national congress of Esperantists in America opened at Chautauqua New York with M Esmond Privat of Geneva Switzerland presiding. The congress will run through July 25 and marks the American Esperanto association's first official gathering with representatives from many affiliated organizations attending the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
N. Y
America
M. Esmond Privat
Geneva
Switzerland
American Esperanto Association
Frand Frankfort Tragedy Ends With Double Suicide
Clarence Jones of Hillsboro fatally shot Claude Pruitt near Frankfort Indiana. Jones then killed himself with the same weapon shortly after. The men, reportedly drinking, argued over a card game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
Clarence Jones
Hillsboro
Here
Claude Pruitt
Celery Crop Threatened by Floods in Muskegon
Muskegon Michigan July 21 Fears rise for the vast celery crop after two days of rain washed out dams and flooded fields. An estimated 1000000 celery crop was planted in the Muskegon river and flats, and damage may be extensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon, Mich
Muskegon River
Ex Justice Roger A Proit Reaches Eighty On Supreme Court Honor
Former Supreme Court justice Roger A Proit has reached eighty years of age marking a milestone in his long career on the bench. The announcement notes his service and status as a public figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger A. Proit
The
Supreme Court
Dignity of Labor Hailed In An Eastern Millionaire Romance
An eastern millionaire marries a hired girl from Iowa, provoking debate over class and labor. The speaker argues for equal respect of workers and praises the couple for loving each other beyond fortune, asserting that hands scarred by honest labor are as honorable as battle scars and urging pride in hired workers and the dignity of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovva
America
Roosevelt
Republic
Fine program at the Airdome and local social notes
Mrs Gardner of Wellman shopped in the city this morning. Miss Hanna Eicher will teach this fall at Cedar school in Franklin township. Walter Hughes arrived from Fairfield for a visit at the W H Hughes home. Mrs Lloyd Diller, ill for weeks, is slowly improving. Miss Ethel Grecian resumed work at Richer Livingston after a vacation. Mr and Mrs J M Bratten and Elsie returned from Lake Minnetonka. Miss Nellie Adair of Kearney Nebr left after visiting Miss Ella Dawson. En route she will visit Omaha and Lincoln. P Maxwell G G Sigler Ralph Keller and Wil Kuhn left for Conesville to fish Iowa waters for a couple of days. Mr Davis, rural mail carrier at Ainsworth, traveled home after a trip to Colorado, attended the Democratic convention in Denver. Two thousand feet of film at air Mrs W F Bailey traveled to Columbus Junction to visit relatives. Miss Alliene Bailey’s physical culture classes set: Boys under twelve, 8–9 am at the Academy. Girls under fifteen, 9–10 am at the Commercial club.
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Airdome
Gardner
Wellman
Vienna
Hanna Eicher
Cedar School
Franklin Township
Walter Hughes
Fairfield
W. H. Hughes
Lloyd Diller
Ethel Grecian
Richer & Livingstonan
J. M. Bratten
Elsie
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
Nellie Adair
Kearney
Nebr
Ella Dawson
Omaha
Lincoln
P. Maxwell
G. G. Sigler
Ralph Keller
Wil Kuhn
Conesville
Iowa
Mr. Davis
Ainsworth
Points
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Mountains
W. F. Bailey
Columbus Junction
Alliene Bailey
Academy
Commercial Club
Washington Hair Dressing Parlor Puff and Switch Offer
Ladies with cut hair or combings are invited to have puffs or switches made at the Washington Hair Dressing Parlor near the U S Express Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Express Office
A Good Place to Visit After the Band Concert
After the Band Concert, a good place to visit awaits readers. The note promises fans a cool, refreshing option with a complete change tonight offering new and novel experiences.
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Marual
Co An
K. Coates
S. 3Rd Ave
J. F. Musch
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M. J. Orr
Carnes Ratliff Com. CO
Howard L. McCleery
Union Stock Yards
Ill
F. L. Stoke Drug Store
Frank Brindley
Martha
Main Creek
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
G. E. Gissell
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Rose Hill
Centerville
Canton
Zigler
Carterville
Pana
West VA
Splint
Marion T. Anderson
the County News
Havre
Westchester
Crawfordsville
George H. Paul Excursion
Me Sociefy
D. J. Palmer
Robert McFarlane
Blanche
J. A. Dickson
Ora
Jennie Morrow
Elma
Margery
Inez
Hervey Bell
C. A. Boice
James Palmer
Edna
Irma
Myrtle Palmer
Ruth Latta
Sunset Park
Tyndale Palmer
New York City
Ally
Pight Bell
Telphone
St. Louis
John DD. Wood
Wood
Edwin A. Nye
Iur
TAS Fh
Neo Wine
Ile
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Kimlwelye
Rothschild & CO
Wait
Rainbow Dance
J. W. Wooley
Mgr
Corner Square
Missourt
North Side Shoe Store
FOX & Dewey
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