Local residents and visitors noted in city daily events
Davenport and Muscatine residents were in town for business and social events. Licenses issued for marriage Charles Scherrer and Philomena Sueppel. Many locals and visitors attended dances, visits, and a holiness camp meeting in Oskaloosa. Memorial services announced for June 9 at 2 PM with D of H members inviting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Klein
Davenport
Fred Miller
Muscatine
Charles Scherrer
Philomena Sueppel
Ey's Honey and Tar Promotes Cough Cure Claim
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas writes that ey's Honey and Tar is the best remedy for coughs colds and consumption in its early stages. He asserts many users are satisfied with Foley's Honey and Tar and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
Ruggists
Happenings Across the County June Edition
The column notes replanting corn across neighborhoods after rain and good ground. Attends church visits include Miss Mellie Beitel at Walnut school house. Families visit relatives near West Chester and Washington. A runaway near Vitus Dish causes excitement with minimal damage. Carnival plans draw locals. Visits by Sabella Stevenson from Rockwell City and singing practice in Bethel. Social visits include Fred Mauthe family at West Engle and Pearl McNeese with Olive Dunbar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellie Beitel
Walnut School House
Verdi
Lloyd Martin
Near West Chester
P. H. Richardson
Grant Blick
Washington
Will Taylor
S. Vitus
Sabella Stevenson
Rockwell City
Effie Porter
Bethel
Sam Henry
Fred Mauthe
West Engle
Pearl McNeese
Olive Dunbar
Highland Center Social and Local Visit Highlights
Mrs F L Woodburn of Rubio visits her parents L F Woodburn. James Kephart and daughter Bes sie travel from Washington. Mrs M L Long and daughter plan a California visit with Mrs W R McCreedy. Miss May Cocklin returns to school after Washington visit. John Warnock injures arm in barn accident. Jean Brown of Riverside visits. Harry and Mrs White welcome a new baby boy. L F Woodburn visits Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Woodburn
Rubio
L. F. Woodburn
James Kephart
Bessie
Washington
M. L. Long
Williams
Fowler
Calif
W. R. McCreedy
May Cocklin
S. R. Love
John Warnock
Jean Brown
Riverside
Harry White
Rural Route Noe Three Travel Chats and Visits
Local residents and friends from Rural Route Noe Three share weekend visits and travels. Mr and Mrs Crawbaugh and the Gibsons drove to Riverside. Families from Genkinger, Landau, Thrasher, and Combs hosted or visited relatives across nearby farms and towns.
Residents Visit Families Across Havre Community
June 4 report from Havre notes Mr. and Mrs. Jake Shrader and children visiting Mrs. Shrader’s parents Mr. and Mrs. George Hillhouse, plus weekend gatherings at the Norm Pratt and Frank Krotz homes. Donald Mitchell of Ainsworth visits his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hillhouse as Roy Thompson and Will McBride shell corn for F. Kenak and W. E. Mayhew. Ode Ferguson travels to Mt. Pleasant to visit sister Mrs. John Johnson. Silas Ross and Jack Moriarty of Washington paint a barn for O. Jugenheimer with Will and Lou Jugenheimer visiting Frank Krotz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Shrader
F. Kenaak
W. E. Mayhew
Ode Ferguson
John Johnson
Mt. Pleasant
Will
Lou Jugenheimer
Frank Krotz
Jackson Township
Silas Ross
Jack Moriarty
Washington
O. Jugenheimer
Local social notes report arrivals, births and visits
June 4 social items list Mrs. C C Riley from Sol dier Kansas visiting Miss Eva Easter. J H Jones and wife welcome a twelve pound son. Rev A B Smith returns home after M E services in Ottumwa. E A Stone of Trenton Mo visits relatives. Ira L Miksch of Mexico Mo announces birth of son May 30. John Kight returns to Cumberland Md after months with his mother. Mabel Ross, Iowa College Iliad attendee, returns home for summer. E R McBride of Columbus Junction visits Stearns family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Riley
Soldier
Kansas
Ethel Lewis
Eva Easter
J. H. Jones
A. B. Smith
Ottumwa
M. E
E. A. Stone
Trenton
Ira L. Miksch
Mexico
Miksch
Mary Jones
John Kight
Cumberland
J. T. Long
Mabel Ross
Iowa College
District conference opens in town with sermons and prayers
June report notes visits by Mrs Millar of Muscatine Mrs Pettit and Miss Chesney from California and other guests at local homes. Clergy from Wilton West Liberty Washington attend district conference at M E church with opening address by Rev Thorn. Fire damages Hagist property from stove pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Wolf
Mr. Pool
Wilton
J. R. Hanley
West Liberty
W. G. Thorn
Elias Handy
Washington
Will Helscher
B. L. Saunders
Oklahoma
Ralph Northup
Des Moines
M. E
Brother Adams
F. H. Sheets
Chicago
Susie Millhouse
Clara
Muscatine
Jake Hagist
Chautauqua Book Outlining August Program Attracts Tenters
The Chautauqua booklets are printed and show a diverse program from August 14 to 23 with lectures by Rev Charles Brown Prof W C Wilcox and Judge M J Wade among others. Noted speakers include Benj Tillman James Watson and Fred T Dubuis with entertainment for boys and girls and a push for early tent reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Brown
Washington County
Mr. Brown
W. C. Wilcox
Doctor Searles
Benj. Tillman
M. J. Wade
Iowa City
James Watson
Wm. Mckinley
Frank Dixon
Charles Brown
Lincoln
Fred T. Dubuis
Idaho
Snouffer Hughes Co Big Sale Attracts Early Crowds
The Snouffer Hughes & Co big sale opened this morning to a strong turnout from surrounding towns. The store aims to reduce a large spring stock held back by unseasonable weather and continues all week with bargains designed to draw customers early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snouffer, Hughes & Co
Crawfordsville Society Notes and Local Events
Mrs Bert Orris returns from University hospital Iowa City after weeks there. Dr and Mrs S W Huston entertained friends informally with refreshments and a pleasant evening. Crawfordsville Dramatic club presents The Social Glass at Wayland this evening. Robert DeHarpoort and Edwin Menafee travel to Washington to attend the carnival. Mrs W G Manners and daughter Helen return to Hubbard Iowa after visiting the Manners home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Orris
Iowa City
University Hospital
S. W. Huston
Crawfordsville
W. G. Manners
Helen
Hubbard
Iowa
H. Manners
Man Recovers Health After Foley Kidney Cure
A Branchton Pennsylvania man in perfect health writes that prior to Foley's Kidney Cure he could not work or even tie his shoes. After six bottles he became a new man and offers praise for Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Rodgers
Branchton
Foley
Finnish Rebel Leader Heri Joins New York Visit
Captain J Koch chief of the Finnish Red Guard arrives in New York and stays with friends on the east side. A price of thousands of rubles is on his head but he vows to press Finland's liberation. The 10,000 man and 1,000 woman force is armed with Mauser rifles and ready to mobilize. he praises the women as the best soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Koch
Red Guard
Finland
Russia
Europe
Koch
Wisconsin pension agent Horace Thompson dies in Marinette
Horace Thompson a U S pension agent well known in Wisconsin collapsed and died of heart disease in Marinette. A new Texas holiday law making Jefferson Davis birthday a legal holiday was observed by the U S government in that state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Thompson
United States Pension Agent
Wisconsin
Marinette
Wis
Jefferson Davis
Texas
United States
Miss Anna E. Scott Returns From New York City Teaching
Miss Anna E. Scott arrived home last evening from New York City where she taught during the past year at Hephzibah House. She will spend her summer vacation with her parents in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colenso Pantatorium
J. W. Leve
West Chester
Isaac Kleese
T. B. Brown
Oskaloosa
Leta Roberts
Chariton
Iowa
P. P. Schowalter
Iaac Glenn
Wayland
E. Shaw
Heraughter
Stryker
Pella
Pinney
King
A. H
R. H. King
San Francisco
Calif
Carthage
Agnes Black
Colfax
Sylvia Baker
Wyman
Anna E. Scott
New York City
Hephzibah House
Mrs. Dr. B. F. Martin Visits A. J. Rankin Home
Mrs. Dr. B. F. Martin of Chicago arrived this morning and will stay briefly at the A. J. Rankin residence, extending a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Martin
Chicago
A. J. Rankin
Dr King’s New Life Pills End Malaria Claims Made
Mr E W Goodloe of Dallas Texas reports trying Dr King’s New Life Pills for malaria and biliousness with strong effect and no grinding or gripping. The pills are priced at 25 cents and sold at Stewart’s Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Goodloe
St. Louis St
Dallas
Tex
Dr. King
Stewart's
L. D. Higgins Trip With 28 News Members Heads to Stratford
A party of 28 men led by L. D. Higgins and George Griffith departs for Stratford Texas. Members hail from Brighton Fairfield Centerville and include Amish from Kalona. Also notes a medical ad for Shoop Magnetic Ointment claiming relief for piles with 50 cent jars sold by J. H. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Higgins
Stratford
Texas
Here
Brighton
Fairfield
Centerville
George Griffith
Kalona
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the Evening Journal
Orville Elder
Pussisner
Washington Lons
East Main Street
auineTon Ca
D. Rittenhouse & Son
Fts
Martin Timber
Washington Township
T. J. Berdo
Journal Office
Carpet Cleaning Co
Ben Keyes
Emma Horak
Della Horak
Richmond
Ben McCoy
Tufts
J. M. Wilson
J. Davis
Keota
Wilson Dougherty
Columbus Junction
Elsie Schneider
J. M. Bratton and
Phil
Holenberg
Kan
J. T. Matthews
Orning
Swift
Caner
Clyde McClaran
Sioux By
U. W
D. of H
Grace Hill
Highland Center
Crawbaugh
Will Gibson
John Genkinger
Adam Genkiinger
Wm. Johnson
Hedrick
Franz Landau
James Altie
Dorothy
T. B. Thrasher
Newton Noecker
Margaret Carson
Sidney
John Combs
Ruth Whiteman
I. K. Beal
John
Henry Brinning
H. H. Brinning
Sexton Bros
Landau
Will Sickles
Lew Kerr
Peter Berdo
Havre
Ainsworth
E. R. McBride
C. R. Stearns
Rota
Hugh Pettit
Edith Chesney
California
Mrs. Glaze
Mrs
E. E. Neal
Heri
South Dakota
GEO, Peck
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Balbriggan Underwear
East Side Square
The
Oxford
G. C. Roscoe
North Side
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