Deaths Rise at Cotter Home From Heart Trouble
Six people passed away since Saturday evening including Llewellyn Owen aged 23 visiting the Roberts household. Owen, born in Wales, had been in the United States five years and died of valvular heart trouble at 4 50 PM Saturday. He leaves three brothers, two in Chicago and one in Cotter, with his father still in the old country. Funeral held at the home of Wm Owen in Cotter at ten this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewellyn Owen
Chicago
Cotter
M. Owen
Old Country
W. Roberts
Wm. Owen
Death of Henry Sheets at Dutch Creek farm
Henry Sheets Sr. was found dead in a farm field in Dutch Creek township with no marks of violence. Doctors attributed apoplexy or heart failure. he was 58, nearly blind, and lived near Tyrone schoolhouse. He leaves a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sheets
Dutch Creek Township
Teeter
Dutch Creek
Sheets
Tyrone
Germany
America
Death of Mrs. Susan Haines at Ainsworth Home
Mrs Susan Haines died at 11 PM last night at the home of her daughter Mrs Elizabeth Stickley in Ainsworth after months of declining health. Born September 10 1820 in Miami County Ohio she lived in Indiana Iowa and finally Iowa’s Ainsworth area since 1854. She married four times and had three daughters Margaret Lewis Marie Dawson and Elizabeth Stickley. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 AM at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Elizabeth Stickley
Susan Haines
Indiana
Silas Sparr
Margaret Lewis
Kansas City
Marie Dawson
Fowler
Sparr
Stephen R. Martin
Mr. Martin
John Haines
Mr. Haines
Iowa
Washington
Death of Mrs. Laura Annis Gray on South Second Avenue
Mrs Laura Annis Gray a Stratford New York native born June 20 1826 died yesterday at ten in the Gray home on South Second Avenue after weeks of illness. She moved to Indiana as a child and married Joel Gray on December 1 1845 leaving three sons Oliver M and two others still living in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
South Second Avenue
Joel Gray
Switzerland County
Indiana
Joe] Gray
Oliver M
Mrs Gray Dies. Longtime Marion Township Resident Passed Away
Edgar of Waterloo and Henry of Colorado Springs were early settlers. Mrs Gray moved to the city in 1884 and her husband died January 20, 1892. She leaves a brother Madison Phillips in Illinois and sister Mrs Mary A Adams of East Enterprise Indiana. A lifelong Methodist, her funeral will be at her home tomorrow at 2 4 conducted by Rev J B Schreckengast with Elm Grove as burial site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
Waterloo
Henry
Colorado Springs
Marion Township
J. B. Schreckengast
Elm Grove
Local clubs and social events mark Havre area gatherings
The Barrett Bible class meets at 7:45 in the M E church ladies parlor. Fortnightly club's musical and literary departments meet at Miss Cora Bell’s home and Mrs. W Allen hosts the literary group on East Washington. Ivy Moriarty completes a successful McCleland school term as seven schools posted perfect attendance. A 50-person picnic ends with gifts for Maude Crawford who marries John Peckham next week. Grace E Armstrong and Benjamin Nichols wed at the Armstrongs’ home with a small guest list. Royal Neighbors shift meeting to Mrs. Bessie Fritz’s 2:30 tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Allen
East Washington Street
Ivy Moriarty
McCleland
Alie
Arthur Bjork
Lottie Owen
Anna
Ray Hopengardner
Haze
Mabel Moriarty
Pup
A. L. Armstrong
Havre
Grace E
Benjamin Nichols
Justice A. 8. Folger
The County News People Go Accidents Births and Marriages
The County News reports local accidents deaths births and marriages with prompt updates from our news gatherers. This notice reflects community life and notable incidents affecting residents.
Ainsworth District Residents on Weekend Travel
J F R Leonard was a business visitor in Washington Saturday. Nellie Clegg left Friday to visit relatives at Winfield. Mrs. Margaret Lewis of Kansas City was called by illness and death of her mother Susan Haines. Mr. and Mrs. Sands and daughter returned to Washington Saturday after visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. H B Thompson and son Merle returned from Columbus Junction. Mrs. Caple and son Elmer, visiting F W Harding’s family, returned to Muscatine Saturday. Mrs. M J S Morrow and daughter Cora returned from Ottumwa and Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lewis
Kansas City
Susan Haines
J. N. Sands
Washington
H. B. Thompson
Merle
Columbus Junction
H. B. Caple
Elmer
F. W. Harding
Muscatine
Death of Rollie Edwards Dies After Lingering Illness
Rollie Edwards aged 19, son of Ab K. Edwards of south of the city, died at 4 o'clock this morning after a long illness with consumption. He was born July 4, 1886 in Washington county. Survived by father, two brothers Chas and Fred, and sister Mrs Elmer Girard. His mother died previously of consumption. Funeral tomorrow at 10 at the residence, Rev B K Coates officiating. Interment in Schrock cemetery near Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollie Edwards
Ab K. Edwards
Washington County
Chas
Fred
Elmer Girard
8. K. Coates
Schrock Cemetery
Eureka
Oldest Washington county settler Jacob Lohrer Sr dies at 95
Jacob Lohrer Sr born April 8 1830 in Schtyver land passed away after months of infirmities. He immigrated to the United States at age 20 settling in New York and later moved to town thirty nine years ago. He married Sophia Zeigler in Cumberland Maryland in 1866. children Jake Henry Minnie and Mrs Dave Donovan and Eck survive with his widow. He served in Captain Wahies Third Independent Company Ohio from 1842 to 1865. Funeral from his West Madison street home Wednesday at 10 am conducted by Rev L D Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Jacob Lohrer
Lohrer
Mr. Lohrer
Schtyverland
New York
Cumberland
Sophia Zeigler
Jake
Henry
Minnie
Dave Donovan
Eck
Marion
Lehrer
W. G. Wahie
Regulars
Ohio
The Vienna Has the Stuff If Any One Should Ask You
A brief line notes that The Vienna possesses the required items should someone inquire, signaling readiness or availability of specified goods or materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Figgins Family Reunion and Local Notes
A Figgins family reunion was hosted at the Amanda Figgins home in tribute to Mr. Ed Loomis of Kearney Nebraska. Dr. and Mrs. Chittum attended Riverside commencement exercises. Mrs. Sam Bailey was taken back to Mt. Pleasant hospital. Misses Harthorn and Vacha closed spring school terms with satisfaction. Mazie Palmer is sewing for Mrs. John Dawn. Frank Proby installed a new wind mill. Fay Reeves, once ill, is improving. Dr. and Mrs. Wells shared supper at Will Koening’s home. Mrs. David Benson is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figgins
Amanda Figgins
Ed Loomis
Kearney
Nebr
Fay Reeves
Wells
Will Koening
David Benson
Residents and Visitors Share News From Burlington Area
Mrs. Kate Grenther of Burlington visits her brother ER B Frankiis and friends. Will Ewing of Colorado Springs and Miss Cora Anderson of Washington stay with J G Maxwell family. Dr. Joe Hull and Remps Hampshire of Washington were guests at the Hull home. Mrs. Margaret Hunter fell yesterday, injuring head and back. Henderson and Mary McCay of Ohio honored at dinner by Fred Sipe. Senator Harper preached at M E church then left for Burlington. M T Maxwell and T E Maxwell return from Canada trip. Nina Wooley visits Cedar Falls with sister Jennie at school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ewing
Colorado Springs
Cora Anderson
Washington
J. G. Maxwell
Joe Hull
Remps Hampshire
Senator Harper
M. E
Burlington
M. I
T. E. Maxwell
Canada
Nina Wooley
Cedar Fals
Jennie
Mrs. Sarah Kuhn I. Sigourney at Anamosa Penitentiary
Mrs. Sarah Kuhn lies seriously ill at Anamosa penitentiary with unknown cause. Her father Mr. Crane returned from her bedside Thursday morning after two weeks of illness. Speculation swirls on her guilt or innocence and whether she would confess if rational. Many supporters remain loyal despite doubts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney, Ja
Sarah Kuhn
Anamosa
Crane
Bread sale notice at Jolin on's
Seven loaves of fresh bread advertised at Jolin on's for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolinon’s
Knights Celebrate in Iowa City Gatherings Across State
Knights of Columbus from Davenport Des Moines Cedar Rapids and other Iowa cities met in Iowa City on Sunday June 4. A large class was initiated and addresses given. The degree work was led by a team from Des Moines under Attorney John B Sullivan district deputy. A banquet followed at the Berkley Imperial. W P Howen was toastmaster and speakers included M J Wade Rev Father Jacobsmeier John B Sullivan. Services were conducted at St Wenceslaus Church by Rev Father Morse with the Knights in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Knights of Columbus
Davenport
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Les Moines
John B. Sullivan
Berkley
W. P. Howen
Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing for Sores and Eyes
It is no secret that for cuts burns fever sores sore eyes boils etc nothing is so effective as Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It cured a bad sore quickly and is a remedy for sore eyes, according to J. L. Gregory of Hope Texas. 25c at Stewart's Drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
J. L. Gregory
Hope
Tex
Stewart
Grug
Cut Rate Homeseekers Excursion Leaves Milwaukee
Haines & Gorham offer a low fare trip to Lamar Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver leaving Milwaukee depot at midnight Tuesday June 6. Tickets valid through October 31 in charge Geo A Watson of Lamar Colorado. Call or phone for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines & Gorham
Lamar
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Colorado
Milwaukee Depot
Geo. A. Watson
Colo
Dining Stop in Vienna Sparks Quick Appetite Break
A casual reminder to pause in Vienna for a bite of something good. The note hints at a pleasant dining moment during travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vienna
Whitman College Exhibit at Exposition Showcases Relics
Whitman College in Washington stages a Lewis and Clark Exposition display of Marcus Whitman relics including the missionary’s overland winter journey tale, Father Els founder items, a tomahawk of Whitman’s death, saddlebags, and ancient weapons found near the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman College
Washington
Marcus Whitman
Oregon
Father E Is
Father Els
Whitman
All kinds of cakes and cookies at Johnson's
Johnson's offers a wide assortment of cakes and cookies. The store advertises an array of sweet treats for shoppers seeking bakery staples and special dessert options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's
Golden State Limited Train Revoked From Schedule
A Rock Island System order moved the Golden State Limited for June 4 but the prer was revoked at the request of the postmaster general. Local railroad men expect a major mail contract to influence keeping the train on schedule while company officials favor removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island System
Golden State Limited
Post Office Department
Hottest Day Yet Registered 91 Degrees
Yesterday marked the season’s high at 91 degrees on government thermometers. Saturday night followed with another very warm spell as residents felt the heat.
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Grim Reaper of Death
Henry Shee
Joe
Mr. Owen
Dell H. Dungan
Sociefy
Barrett
M. E. Church
Cora Bell
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J.S. Shearer
Bessie Fritz
the County News
Journal
J. F. RR
Leonard
Nellie Clegg
Winfield
Jacob Lohrer, Sr
Richmond
Crawfordsville
Janes
Kate Grenther
ER. B. Frankiis
Yample
Rte
Oee
Aye 7 Shirts
Perrycopps
Washington, Iowa
Golden State
Cash Grocery
Gasey’s
Mason City
Twin Cities
Central Ry
Brighton
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas
City
Peoria
Bouni
Sun. A
Sun
Vantin
Peoria Limited
B. Coutts, G. P
Minneapolis, M
Ms &T.A., ‘Inn
Piret Bere Zerth
Si Alles
Dr. King
Ce Ite
Ho. 1
Colenso
Frank Rogers
Pachons
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