Dutch piano professor at airdome tonight
Local news notes Frey’s studio discounts all quota tion. Hear the Dutch piano professor at the airdome tonight. Fred Letts of Davenport was a caller in the city Saturday. Earl Corbin returned Saturday evening from Chicago. Miss Anna Reiner vacations with friends at Carroll Iowa. If you don’t hear Copeland Coy in their Dutch comedy stunt you miss half of your life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Fred Letts
Davenport
Earl Corbin
Chicago
Anna Reiner
Carroll, Iowa
Copeland & Coy
Moving Pictures
Washington
Chautauqua Season Tickets Go On Sale At Banks
Season tickets for the Chautauqua event went on sale today at city banks with early purchase urged. Regular tickets cost 1.50 and children's tickets are 0.75, rising to 1.75 after August 8. Also noted: Mrs D Custer and two children of Des Moines, visiting the Sam Berry home, departed for Oskaloosa yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Custer
Des Moines
Sam Berry
Oskaloosa
Local notes fill page with visits and travels
A string of social notes from Grundy Center and surrounding towns lists visits, departures, and relocations. Mrs. R. W. Kephart travels toward Junction, Miss Bessie Shreeves visits Brighton, and several residents return from trips to Winton, Winfield, Eicher Brindley camps, Crawfordsville, and Lincoln. Musician Giesler plans relocation to Muscatine, Kiesling and Mott depart for travels across Iowa toward the west, while C. W. Reynolds of Grundy Center owns a rare Andersonville prison photo collection, one of the nation’s most valuable historical sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dyke
Winfield
H. F. Steck
Eicher and Brindley
Jap Neiswanger
Crawfordsville
Miss Rose
Chickasha
Okla
Anna Eagle
Frank Giesler
Muscatine
Hull
Commercial Club
Grundy Center
Iowa
C. W. Reynolds
Andersonville
Reynolds
United States
Mr. Reynolds
Iowa Knights Back Tobbin for Grand Chancellor
Cedar Rapids Iowa July 28 fifty prominent members of the Iowa Knights of Pythias met here Saturday night and decided to support M J Tobbin for grand chancellor against Ward Ferguson the Salinger candidate An attack is planned on the Salinger regime when the grand lodge meets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowa Knights of Pythias
M. J. Tobbin
Ward Ferguson
Salinger
Grand Lodge
Drowning of Balos in Cedar Rapids River
John Balos of a Rock Island section gang was brought to Cedar Rapids to replace striking workers paid $1.25 after wage cuts from $1.40. He drowned Sunday afternoon while bathing in the river. his companions stood on the bank praying and did not attempt a rescue. His body was recovered the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
John Balos
Rock Island
Prouty Concedes Hull Nominated for Congress
Des Moines reports S F Prouty issued a signed statement conceding Captain Hull has been nominated for congress. He declines to pursue legal action. Even if votes claimed as illegal by Prouty in Dallas were discarded, Hull would still hold a six vote majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
S. F. Prouty
Hull
Congress
Prouty
Dallas
Delta men in quarrel over adopted son leads to fatal blow
In Oskaloosa Iowa on July 28 Joe James and James Farr from Delta quarreled over Farr’s son whom James had adopted. Farr struck James on the head with a neck yoke and James is expected to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Joe James
James Farr
Delta
Here
Farr
James
W H S 05 Class Meeting Postponed Musicale Postponed
W H S class of 1905 holds a called meeting at Miss Helen Anderson home on Wednesday the 29th at 7 30 p m. All members urged to attend. Joe Clyde pres. A Baptist church musicale in West Chester Iowa by Miss Grecian and class has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Anderson
Joe Clyde
the Baptist Church
West Chester
Iowa
Grecian
Rev I W Williams Testifies About Foley Kidney Remedy
Huntington West Virginia clergyman Rev I W Williams testifies that Foley's Kidney Remedy relieved nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble and endorses the product as advertised. The statement appears in Lemmon's Pharmacy promotional material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Williams
Huntington
W. Va
Foley
Lemmon
Happenings From Counties Communities Reported
Local correspondents share brief items on daily life across the county. Short notes cover community events, arrivals and departures, social visits, and small town happenings.
Local Social News and Church Events Jul 27
Ed Simon of Des Moines visits father. Fred Cold and Chester Calkins visit Wayland and Brighton respectively. Mrs. Davison and relatives host visits. church ice cream social raises about thirty dollars. Grandpa Weaver ill. Merrick family listed as ill. Upcoming Christian church services with Rev. Stokebury and a three week meeting series. Willing Workers plan church clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Simon
Des Moines
Simon
Fred Cold
Wayland
Chester Calkins
David N. Davison
Sunnydale
EB. S. Sellers
John Hesser
Glenn
Zilpha
Ed Hesser
Marie
James Merrick
Nelli Mills
Brighton
Phil Shrader
Washington
Conley
Clare
Nebr
Bessie Hesser
Cahail
Christian Church
Grandpa Weaver
Stokebury
Bloomfield
Local Social Roundup and Visits
July 27 reports show J. L. Mayer and son Frank visiting Golleib Mayer who has just returned from Des Moines. A social at Henry Sheetz's drew many locals Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Sidney Smith spent Sunday at J B McCaleb's. John Koch and wife visited Talleyrand on Sunday. Elam Johnson went to Washington Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Mayer
Frank
Golleib Mayer
Des Moines
Henry Sheetz
Sidney Smith
J. B. McCaleb’s
John Koch
Talleyrand
Elam Johnson
Washington
Richardson couple enjoy Sunday near Grace Hill
Mr and Mrs Joe Richardson spent Sunday near Grace Hill. Jim Banks went to Keota on business Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Richardson
Grace Hill
Jim Banks
Keota
Summer social notes and visits from Kalona to Tipton
July updates list visits and events across Iowa towns. Clara Marhofer visits Kalona. Frank Freise on Cedar Rapids business. Cal Grady and Will Grady host Grandma Grady in Muscatine. Poughs from Nebraska visit W. W. Miller. B Welch and Charlie Leadman plan a Tiffin area move. H C Kirkpatrick returns to Tipton. M E church women to serve meals Aug 6. L Edmondson and daughter vacationing in northern Iowa and South Dakota. Velma Robinson hosts 25 friends for 12th birthday with ice cream cake. E Allen L Tice and C Snider return from Cedar Falls summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Grady
Clara Marhofer
Kalona House
Frank Freise
Cedar Rapids
Cal Grady
Will Grady
Grandma Grady
Muscatine
Mrs Pough
Nebraska
W. W. Miller
B. Welch
Charlie Leadman
Tle
Tiffin
H. C. Kirk
E. Allen
L. Tice
C. Snider
Cedar Falls
AINSWORTH Notes and Local Visitors
R O Lynn was a business visitor at Washington yesterday. Bert Nash arrived after several days with friends at Iowa City. Mrs O D Chapel and son Orrie returned after a weeks visit with Wisconsin friends. Mrs Chas Porter visited friends at Columbus Junction yesterday. continues on page 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Lynn
Washington
Bert Nash
Iowa City
O. D. Chapel and Son
Orrie
Wisconsin
Chas. Porter
Columbus
Junction
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilson
Dougherty Bros
West Side
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Frey
Ays
Zie
R. W. Kephart
Bessie Shreeves
J. M. Bratten
Elsie
Winton
E. L. McKinnie
Colorado Springs
J. H. Stewart
Ralph Smith
Jessie Gray-Bryson
J. Harry Gray
Lincoln, Nebr
Martha Gray
Belle G. Rice
G. Kiesling
W. Mott
Milton White
San Francisco
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kiesling
Mr. Mott
Dubuque
Grinnell
Iowan
Prison Pictures
the County News
Kalona
Weller Snider
Lowa City
A. C. Sleichter
Wm. Small
Yale
Lowa
L. E. Edmondson
Nita
South Dakota
New Haven
T. A. Jones
Daugter
Hazel
Wyman
van Sickle
Grandma Statler
Seymour Statler
Elnore Thoma
Ethel Hayes
Nellie Robertson
Mike Hollinger
Homer Brown
A. P. Peterson
Clint Robertson
Roscoe
Harry Davidson
Cari Herring
Coppook
Dublin
Ainsworth
Thore
Mr. Edison
T. H. Ghilcote
Iowa Ave
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
C.E. Cissell
Harry Letts
A.W. Chase
J. B. Lemmon
J. A. Harwood
the Good Shoe Store
South Side
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!