Social gatherings and weddings enliven Washington area
Mrs. Harry Shrader hosted the Pythian sisters with about twenty guests in southwest Washington. Mrs. Viola McKimmey and Mrs. Bessie Fritz plan an 8:30 breakfast at Mrs. Fritz’s home in honor of Hanna Schilling, soon to be a bride. The Bachelor Maids were hosted by Mrs. J. B. Crooks for her cousin Miss Clara Beacom of Pittsburgh. Daisy Startsman visited from East Orange, New Jersey. Mary Nelson and Guy Dillon wed at John Kirkpatrick’s South Marion avenue home performed by Rev W. R. Sawhill, with a small guest list and plans to North Keota. Kathryne Hopengardner hosted a Poinsettia Club china shower for Hanna Schilling and announced her engagement to Frank Beatty on June 15. Rev J. F. Johnson and Miss Ida O Rickey married at the bride’s sister’s home with 25 guests. Vincent Sojka and Albert Kosnar wed ten miles north of the city under Squire Riley in a large ceremony witnessed by 300 plus guests, followed by feasting and dancing with a Washington Orchestra. A Prairie Flower home wedding for Myra Simpson and Howard McDonald at Centerville featured a three course luncheon, piano performances, and many presents. The couple will start housekeeping in a cozy Centerville home where Mr. McDonald is employed in a shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola McKimmey
Bessie Fritz
Fritz
Hanna Schilling
J. B. Crooks
Clara Beacom
Pittsburg
Daisy Startsman
East Orange
N. J
John Kirkpatrick
South Marion Avenue
Mary Nelson
Guy Dillon
W. R. Sawhill
Second United Presbyterian Church
Keota
Kathryne Hopengardner
Poinsettia Club
Washington
Owen Hayes
Hopengardner
Frank Beatty
South Denver
Denver Cole
J. F. Johnson
Ida O Rickey
D. A. Maloney
Grant
J. Hollenbeck
Jennie Rolfe
Lorena Hodges
Colorado
Wesley University
State Normal School
Iowa
Steamboat Springs
M KE
Vincent Sojka
Bessie Sojka
Albert Kosnar
Squire Riley
Miss Kosnar
Sojka
Washington Orchestra
City
Alex Miller
Edie Bovee
Arch McCulley
Tom Anderson
Ed Bowman
Alice Wilson
Andy Simpson
Centerville
Myra
Howard McDonald
Hanley
M. E. Church of
Viola Simpson
Ray Simpson
Thomas Olds
Myrtle Todd
Miss Simpson
Simpson
Olds
Mrs. McDonald
McDonald
Masonic Regular Meeting Notice Washington Lodge No 26
Washington Lodge No 26A M and A M announces a regular meeting Friday June 3 1910 at 730 pm Sharp with petitions in order and third degree work anticipated A large attendance urged by W M E Myers. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church meets Friday at 230 pm with Mrs S W Brookhart a special program planned and refreshments served Mrs A S Smith to read letters from Mr Smith abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
S. W. Brookhart
A.S. Smith
Smith
Mystic Workers Regular Meeting Friday Evening
Notice calls Mystic Workers to a regular meeting Friday evening at Woodnan Hall at o'clock sharp. All members are requested to be present. By order of the Prefect. 9112
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Workers
Woodnan Hall
Court of Honor Meeting Slated For Tomorrow Night
Ottumwa state manager ER Cameron of the Court of Honor will meet with the Court of Honor tomorrow night. Full attendance of members is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. T. Cameron
Ottumwa
Court of Honor
Tomorow
Funeral of M. G. Campbell Held in Northeast Town
The funeral service for M G Campbell was held yesterday at his northeast town residence at one oclock, conducted by Rev W R Sawhill with the Second United Presbyterian choir. Pallbearers included Will McCreedy Al Cocklin John Campbell Mark Campbell Harry Campbell and Harry Maxwell. Interment followed in the Ainsworth cemetery after a brief service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Campbell
W. R. Sawhilk
Second United Presbyteran Choir
Friends of Theamily
Will McCreedy
al Cocklin
John Campbell
Mark Campbell
Harry Campbell
Harry Maxwell
Ainsworth
Kentucky dedicates new state capitol in Frankfort
The Kentucky state capitol was dedicated today in Frankfort with impressive exercises attended by nearly all prominent state figures. Thousands witnessed the ceremonies as the capital city thronged, and officials expect the new edifice to serve the state for many decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky
Kenucky
Rohrer Family Thanks for Comfort and Flowers
Mr and Mrs Dan Rohrer thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during their son and brother’s illness and passing and for many beautiful flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Rohrer
Fraternal Order of Eagles Exam Deadline Notice
All who have not been examined for the Fraternal Order of Eagles must be examined before June 20. See Dr. Geo W Hay at once. 9114 oO. E Goforth Organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Geo. W. Hay
Antiques and a Banter on the Beach
A wedding guest recalls a Scheveningen seaside scene with bathhouses and a boy selling postal cards. The boy speaks in broken English asking if the author lives in Chekoge and mentions fodder work in brass shops and plans to make antiques as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheveningen
Amerika
Chekoge
Taft to Receive Pauline Wayne as New White House Cow
Senator Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin plans to send Pauline Wayne, a four year old Holstein, to the White House to replace Mooley the cow. Stephenson cites the Wayne family record and predicts Pauline will yield about 25 to 26 pounds of butter weekly for the Taft household. Pauline will join the White House pasture after Taft returns from Beverly Massachusetts.
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Senator Stephenson
Mooley
Taft
White House
Mr. Taft
Isaac Stephenson
Wisconsin
Senate
Stephenson
Kenosha
Gertrude Wayne
Beverly
Mass
Pauline
Wayne
Air Dome opening June 6 and week of shows
Local notes report the Air Dome opening June 6 with a week of amusements led by the Harvey Stock company. Numerous residents and visitors including Clifton Wayland Limerman and others travel, shop, and visit in the city while vendors advertise stock food and Kodak goods.
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Air Dome
The
Harvey Stock Company
A Beautiful Home Show Decorative Talent Open To View
Last night friends visited the residence of Will G. Stewart and bride to view a newly decorated home. There is no charge to inspect the house which showcases remarkable decorative art and is worth a look for its design and craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will G. Stewart
Bride
Court Session Ends March Term In Sigourney
Judge Willecockson of Sigourney arrives to preside as probate matters top a one day session concluding the March term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willecockson
Sigourney
Monument to Carnegie Erected by Former Partners in Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie’s former partners including Charles L. Taylor Charles M. Schwab William E. Corey Alexander R. Peacock and Judge J M Reed decide to erect a bronze statue almost twice life size of the steel king. J Matthew Rhinds of New York has the contract and designs the monument to be placed inside the Carnegie Institute entrance costing about 50000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel King
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Charles L. Taylor
Charles M. Schwab
William E. Corey
Alexander R. Peacock
J. M. Reed
Carnegie Institute
J. Matthew Rhinds
New York
Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
America
New Use for Postcards Aids Geography for Children
Mrs. Frank O. Lowden wife of Illinois congressman finds postcard scrapbooks teach geography. Children arrange cards by country and write histories beside each, gaining mental training and geographic facts. Finished scrapbooks are shared with hospitals and crippled children homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Lowden
Congress
Ilinois
Lowden
Lemonade For Longevity From Boston Man
Edward J. Goldsmith of Boston credits lemonade for his long life and health at ninety eight. He drinks several glasses daily and avoids stronger drinks. He met President Taft at Beverly last summer, who predicted he might live to 110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Goldsmith
Boston
Mr. Goldsmith
Taft
Beverly
Mass
Death of Ex Governor Mickey Remains in Community Memory
News arrives of the death of ex governor John H. Mickey of Oceola at age sixty. He was a former Nebraska governor for two years and a veteran. Local connections note his health decline followed heavy duties and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Nicola
Ida Hardinan
John H. Mickey
Oceola
Mickey
Man
Easley
Our Chautaqua
Nebraska
Card of Thanks for M G Campbell
The Campbell family thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness during the death of husband and father M G Campbell.
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Harry Shrader
M. G. Campbell
Oo. E. Goforth
Antiques
President Taft
Fox & Dewey
Will Clifton
Wayland
Joe Limerman
Buffalo
N. Y
Barbara Polton
Ross’ Drug Store
Vincent Lowry
Trenton
J. C Swift
Mrs. Lem Cherry
West Chester
Elizabeth Raymond
Wim Shearer
Perry Hopkinson
Opal Romine of
Wellman
Beatrice Smith
M. C. Lemley
Cashmere, Wash
J. W. Lemley
J. M. Finney
W. McCall
Omaha
Des Moines
Harry Montgomery
Mankato
Kan
Alberta Wagner
Iowa Ave
C. J. Shanafelt
Carl
Seymour
W. Shanafelt
John Clancy
Mary Louise
Stanwood
Premo Kodak
A. C. Fuller
Fairfield
Salon
Marguerite Cherry
Oklahoma City
Okla
Do. J. Fower
Massachusetts
National Holiness Association
G. F. ‘Kletzing
China
Christian Witness
Oskaloonia
Ida Zeiglowsky
Havre
Miss Minnie
Emma Berger
Logan County
Illinois
David Bennett
Elizabeth Fulton
Elsie Nott
Herman Schultz
Seymour Martin
Louis Hecklinger
Howard McCleery
Crawfordsville
Lena Maxwell
A. L. Cituze
Marshalltown
Keokuk
J. E. Patterson
Guthrie Center
Grace Anderson
W. R. Cannon
Wyman
J. C. Cannon
Annie Laurie Stevenson
Muscatine
Frank Stewart
Fred Dokes
C. S. Lemmon Jewelry
Fred
Camilus
Rock Island
Joe Reiner
Pleasant Plain
Anna Long
Lenox
Clearfield
Mary McCormick
Ohio
Windsor
Royal Fence
Washington, Iowa
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