Methodist Church Hosts Letts Visitors and Missionaries
Yesterday at the Methodist church featured a Sunday school visit from the Letts Bible class led by Editor Brown and Superintendent W. H. Snyder. Rev. Walter W. Williams, a China missionary, spoke at morning service detailing Christian growth in China and future plans. In the evening Rev. Geo. Edwards of Great Falls Montana discussed home missionary work and Montana’s Christian history.
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Methodist Church
Letts Sunday School
Editor Brown
Letts Record
W. H. Snyder
B. BE. ©. Club
Rev. Williams
Brown
Geo. Edwards
Great Malls
Mont
J. A. Work
Communion Service Welcomes Six New Members At Presbyterian Church
Yesterday the regular communion service was held at the Presbyterian Church with six new members received, two of whom were baptized. Rev L D Young reported on the 118th General Assembly held in Des Moines, noting key happenings and praising prominent participants in a concise, engaging summary.
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Presbyterian Church
L. D. Young
General Assembly
Des Moines
Sermon by Rev John Ferguson at Second United
Yesterday morning at the Second United Presbyterian church Rev John Ferguson pastor of South Park United Presbyterian Buffalo N Y preached a notable sermon from part of the 11th Psalm verse Return unto thy rest O my soul He likened a troubled sea to the restless soul before peace in Christ and spoke on home instincts and returning with a very wood sermon full of helpful thoughts.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
John Ferguson
South Park United Presbyterian Church
Buffalo
N. Y
Ferguson
Washington
Best Remedy for Bowel Trouble Proclaimed by Bluffton Resident
Mr M F Burroughs of Bluffton Indiana endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best cure for bowel trouble stating it has been kept by his family for years. Available at Cook and Sherman and Stewart's pharmacy.
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M. F. Burroughs
Bluffton, Ind
Chamberlain
Cook & Sherman and
Stewart's Pharmacy
Death of Dr. John Maxwell in Keokuk hospital
Dr. John Maxwell, about 34, died in Keokuk at 6 p.m. after a brief illness from Bright's disease. He rallied Saturday, recognized friends, then slipped into unconsciousness and passed away last evening. His father, Dr. T. J. Maxwell, died last August. Maxwell taught lectures at Keokuk Medical College and had a promising career ahead.
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K. T. McCall
Keokuk
John Maxwell
T. J. Maxwell
Keokuk Medical College
Stockholders Meeting at Academy Tonight at 7 30
Chautauqua stockholders are urged to attend a crucial meeting at the Academy at 7 30 pm. The notice emphasizes full attendance and indicates a regular meeting follows tomorrow night under J. M. Thompson and P. C. supervision.
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Academy
J. M. Thompson
P. C
Castledale Evening Page Praises Chamberlains Remedy
Clifford Thorne reports that many users of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy have seen splendid results but have hesitated to give testimonials. They remain friends of the remedy, aiding its spread as a household word through personal recommendations. The medicine is promoted as a dependable home cure for diarrhoea and bowel troubles and is sold by Cook & Sherman and Stewart's pharmacy.
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Cook & Sherman and
Stewart's
Local residents arrive and depart for visits and events
T Smith went to Bloomfield on business. Dr P R Axtell arrived from Columbus. J A Guest returned from Muscatine. Oliver Crawford and wife visited West Chester. Miss Blanche McKee from Chicago tours friends and relatives. Geo Kensler returned to Delta from Perry Hayes. Mrs So Rich back from Chicago after five months. L M Samson back to Wyman after a week on business. Rev J B Meyer preached in Ainsworth then returned home. Miss Martha Swift is central office hello girl. Miss Dot Keister on vacation. Hope Ott back from Keota where she taught. Mrs Charles Dodder and children back from Cotter visit. Mrs H W Crile back from Germanville. Emmett Hayes and Ralph Olive visit Hedrick. Chautauqua stock holders meet this evening in the Academy. Clarence Young arrives from Waterloo for visit with family and friends. J C Boice and others leave for Boone Iowa for W A convention at G A R encampment.
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Blanche McKee
Chicago
Geo. Kensler
Delta
Perry Hayes
So Rich
L. M. Samson
Wyman
Rev. J. 8. Meyer
Mt. Pleasant
Ainsworth
Martha Swift
Dot Keister
Hope Ott
Keota
Postmaster Robbed. Riverton Man Credits Electric Bitters
G W Fouts postmaster at River ton Iowa says a robbery nearly cost him his life yet he credits Electric Bitters with curing a chronic liver ailment and jaundice that affected his nails. He claims eleven years of good health since using the tonic for biliousness neuralgia and kidney bladder issues at J H Stewart's drug store.
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G. W. Fouts
Riverton
J. H. Stewart’s Drug Store
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