Travelers Make Short Visit Then Head Home
Walter Laughead rode with Des Moines this morning after a visit at his brother Howard and sisters in the city. Johnnie Miller and George Dempsey left on the Ames train, with Dempsey providing lunch and Miller helping serve. They depart tonight for Buffalo New York after attending the Assembly and reconnecting with friends. Mrs. T C Maughlin of Dunbar Nebraska traveled to West Chester for a short visit. Jas Wilson of Wilson Heating Co left for Columbus Junction this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Laughead
Des Moines
Howard
Johnnie Miller
George Dempsey
Ames
Mr. Dempsey
Johnnie
Buffalo
New York
T. C. Maughlin
Dunbar, Nebr
West Chester
Jas. Wilson
The
Wilson Heating Co
Columbus Junction
United Presbyterians Appropriations Report and Assembly
The 47th General Assembly adjourned after approving a detailed appropriations plan led by foreign missions and home missions. Officers and committees were named for multiple boards and departments, with a resolution thanking the city and railways for support and the assembly dissolved to meet in Richmond, Indiana, next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Foreign Missions
United Presbyterianism
United Presbyterians
America
Home Mission Board
Committee of Missions
Ross
Sawhill
Williamson
Richmond
Indiana
Lackey
Lr. Williamson
Parsons College Installs Dr Willis Edward Parsons President
In Fairfield Iowa on June 1 Dr Willis Edward Parsons was inaugurated president of Parsons College. The ceremony featured Dr Willis G Craig of Chicago presenting the keys and delivering the charge, with J S McKenney administering the oath. Parsons spoke on the value and usefulness of the church college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Iowa
Willis Edward Parsons
Parsons College
Presbyterian Church
Willis G. Craig
Chicago
Board of Trustees
J. S. MceKenney
Parsons
Church College
Bowling Prize Winners at Hoyle and Koottnerus Alleys
Last month at Hoyle and Koottnerus bowling alleys prize awards went to Sherm Welch first with 233, Jas Varner second with 226, and Robert McConahey third with 224. M W Klotz of Columbus Junction called on his trade here today. Oliver P Essley departed for Creston after visiting Harmon and Nicola homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyle & Kkoottnerus
Sherm Welch
Jas. Varner
Penond
Robert McConahey
M. W. Klotz
Columbus Junction
Oliver P. Essley
Creston
Havin
Seer and Visi
Harmon
Nicola
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promise For Deafness
An 19th century advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and cannot be cured by local remedies. It offers $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure, and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Mily
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Rothschild & Co
Keystone Skirt Co
Bonaparte Woolen Mills
Mennen
J. R. Logue
Wil
Resolu
Committee On Appropriations
United Presbyter
John Knox
Assembly
Trustees of General Assembly
R. F P. Stewart Esq
James H. Scott
E. 5. Morrow
Robert L. Latimer
S. G. Fitzgerald
F. ©. Shane
Geo. M. Reed
I. W. English
Henry W. Temple
Alex Gilchrist
S&s. J. Kyle
Board of Ministerial Relief
J. C. Scouller
W. J. B. Edgar
Frank Getty
Colbert
I’. O. Shane
Managers Historical Society
Lattell
Joseph Hamilton
John A. Wilson
W.W
Irons
D. T. Reed
R. J. Miller
Biddle
McKitrick
C. H. Strong
W. C. Williamson
W. H. Vincent
S. Rt
S. Rt. Lyons D. D., Rev. J. H. Spencer
Sharon E. Jones
K. S. Mekkitrick
P. W. Free
J. H. Young
Students For Ministry
W. H. McMillan
Joseph Kyle
D. A. McClanahan
Committee On
Bible Society
James A. Reed
James Parker
Lyle Reid
First
Second United Presbyterians Churches
Second United Presbyterian Churches of
Washington
City
F. O. Ross
W. RK. Sawnhill
Dr. Parsons
Ss TY
Gcasey
Alien
Brussels
Aiee
Jhma
Hae
Washington, Iowa
Cash Grocery
Dr. King
Phen Ho. 1
Hotel
Colenso
Frank Rogers
Centra Ry
Brighton
Lows
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Peoria
Traine Bilowe
Mason City
Cities Linal Freight
Sun
Peoria Express
Peoria Limited Yremary
Mogens
Hp Bee
B. Cutts
G.minneapolis
Datty Wynn
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