Community Notices From Local Meetings and Weddings
A wedding at the groom’s farm west of town unites two good young people with many friends wishing them happiness. Guests include Bessie Kouba from Cedar Rapids and the groom’s Iowa City grandmother Mrs. Smith. Various society events and meetings are announced for Lexington and surrounding groups including the Lexington Ladies Aid, J. P. E. O. meeting changes, ice cream socials, Mystic Workers, King's Heralds, the Second United Presbyterian church reports, the D of HW social, Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society gathering, and Washington Lodge A F and A M noting petitions and third degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Kouba
Cedar Rapide
Mrs. Smith
Iowa City
Local society events and two weddings in Rose Hill area
Miss Nena Wilson hosted the Ready Maids at her East Main street home while the Mothers’ department picnicked at Sunset park with sixty guests and a picnic supper. A quiet wedding for Stowell Stringfellows and Hiss Anna Hunt occurred in the courthouse clerk’s office with Rev. S. K. Coats officiating. A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs G H Burham on birthdays and anniversary, and Jessie Hopping married William Longer at the Hopping home with a pink and white reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nena Wilson
East Main Street
Mothers’ Department of the
Sunset Park
Park
Court House
Stowell
G. H. Burham
Mr. Burham
George FE. Hopping
Jessie
William Longer
A. S. Smith
M. EF. Church
Ed Miller
Grace Hopping
Fred Longer
Arbitration Explained as Division of a Smaller Nation
A Life quotation defines arbitration as two equally strong powers dividing a smaller country when they seize control. The comment frames arbitration as a method for sharing domination rather than resolving conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapa
Brighton News Highlights From June 5 1912
Mrs. Jane Stacy is seriously ill after a stroke. Dave Riley's welcome a new son born Tuesday. Miss McCarty from Keokuk finishes spring trimming. Mrs. Hamilton and son Frank return to Colorado after visit. Mrs. Sarah Keegan returns from Chicago. John Kisor visits Washington. Presbyterian Children’s Day program planned. Charlie Woodford on business trip to Missouri. Tom Brinton and Terry Gowey buy autos. Rev. Walker hosts son Rubie Walker at home. Hattie Prizer visits Magentine relatives. Karry Conrad seeks rheumatism treatment in Colfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Jane Stacy
Dave Riley
McCarty
Keokuk
Matthews
Sarah Keegan
Chicago
John Kisor
Washington
Presbyterian Sunday School
Presbyterian Church
Charlie Woodford
Missouri
Tom Brinton
Terry Gowey
Rulie Walker
Coppock
Magentine
Karry Conrad
Colfax
Local Socials and Concert Draw Big Town Crowd
Mrs. B. F. Herr and daughter Margaret shopped in Muscat Monday. Mrs. Dr. A. J. Laird and family left for Morning Sun to visit relatives. A large crowd attended the band concert here. The funeral of Fred St. Woodburn is set for 2 pm at Mrs. W. T. Trotter Jr.'s home. W. T. Trotter Jr. is ill with appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Laird
Margaret
David
Fred St. Woodburn
Presbyterian Church
W. T. Trotter, Jr
Rose Club
Washington
Fannie Harwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Journal
Orville Elder
Washington, No
Mutual
Chicago, Ill
Iowa
Lexington Ladies’ Aid
Myrtle Anderson
West Washington Street
Mystic Workers of the World
Ail
Lexington King’s Heralds
Geo. Amienge
Second United Presbyterian Church
U. W. Hall
Woman's Foreign Visiionary Society of the Methodist Church
S. W. Brookhart
Washington Lodge
No. 26
A. F
A. M
C. A, Dewey
W. M
What I
Frank Creath
North Marion Avenue
Creath Lawn
Journal
the Journal
Benz Hotel
FORD
W. M. Terry
West Madison St
Journal Office
Journal of
the County. News
Nebraska
Ainsworth
Aineworth
B. F. Herr
Muscat
Websterian
United States
Ade
Alfred W. Lawson
Aircraft
Julian Chase
MOTOR
Webster's Dictionary
Syndicate Publishing CO
New York City
Noah Webster
NEW Websterian
Harry Thurston Peck
Albert Strawburrough Cook
Yale University
John C. Rolfe
University of Pennsylvania
American Philological Association
Theodore W. Koch
University of Michigan
Charles F Johnson
Trinity College
Donald L. Clark
de Pauw University
John S. P. Tatlock
J. A. Joffe
Congressional Library
Washington, D. C
Lilian H. du Bois
Wharton Combined School
Philadelphia
Frederick Taber Cooper
Robert Arrowsmith
C. L. Meader
Robert Gordon Grant
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