Happenings in Dublin and Nearby Communities
In Dublin on June 7 J L Mayer Frank Eddie and Gotleib Mayer visited carnivalgoers. Lila Wolfe and Nellie Robertson visited Keota. Carkoff and Cora also visited Keota. Arch Sanders enjoyed rain and carnival in Washington. Cora Carkoff went to Haskins. New Haven school ends term with notable pupil progress led by Miss Hayes. Center school closes with Miss Mary Myers as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Mayer
Frank, Eddie
Gotleib Mayer
Lila Wolfe
Nellie Robertson
Keota
Carkoff
Cora
Arch Sanders
Washington
Cora Carkoff
Haskins
New Haven
Hayes
Zella Thoma
Geneva Thoma
Jesse Richardson
Ruby Peterson
Velma Richardson
Ernest Strum
Harlow Richardson
Marion Robertson
Curtis Peterson
Anna Robertson
Edith Snyder
Center School
Mary Myers
Weather forecast for Iowa from Washington D C
Special to The Evening Journal reports the forecast for Iowa for today and tomorrow. Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with possible showers in the western portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
The
Evening Journal
Iowa
Local items note travel and visits across Iowa towns
Miss Mae Dodd helps at Harvey and Warfel restaurant. Miss Josie Kyle arrives from Brighton for a Sunday at home. Will Tandy goes to Mt. Pleasant to visit friends. Rev. G D Rogers to give memorial address for A O U W Sunday. Mrs M L Miller and son Bryan return to Ainsworth after city visit. Rachel Knapp returns to West Chester from city. Mrs W Downing of Keota leaves for Indiana. Lawrence Wilson comes home from Iowa City for summer after first year. Mrs Allen DeLong and son Claus back to Crawfordsville after city visit. Frank Webb offers rides or horse for 25 cents. Hope Ott returns from Keota for summer at H C Hinkle and Ridgeway. Ridgeway and Hinkle attend to Columbus Junction business. Mrs Frank Webb and daughter Idna home from Valley Junction. Barclay Miller to Chicago to visit brother Richard at U Chicago. both return next week. Edith Bailey Maud McCreedy Dora Montgomery return from Iowa City for summer at home. Mrs M J Kennelly and daughter Kathryn pass through en route to Muscatine for visit. Kathryn just finished a year at Nashville girls seminary. F Haight sewing machine dealer remains at old stand offering repairs and sales. Absolute satisfaction guaranteed.
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Lawrence Wilson
Iowa City
Allen DeLong
Claus
Crawfordsville
Frank Webb
Edith Bailey
Maud McCreedy
Dora Montgomery
M. J. Kennelly
Kathryn
Eldon
Muscatine
Nashvillle
Local notes and social updates from Salem district
June 7 brief reflects sympathy for the Peter Shillig family. County officials Dr. J. M. Chittum Mrs. Chittum and Mr. Will Welte visited the county seat Thursday. Anna Reiner Sara Doug attended the Salem school picnic. Mariella Schnoebelen praised as teacher. board urged to raise her salary. John Gingerich doing paper hanging for Tony Shalla. Band travels to Riverside Saturday for a social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Shillig
J. M. Chittum
Will Welte
Anna Reiner
Sara Dougall
Salem
Mariella Schnoebelen
John Gingerich
Tony Shalla
Riverside
Highland Center Gossip and Local Updates
Mrs Chas Noel made a business visit to Washington. May McLaughlin visits Riverside friend Miss Katie Oaks. The Busy Circle met at Mrs J H McCreedy s home with light attendance due to rain. Milt Denison and Albert Donovan visited Highland. John Warnock, hurt, returned to work on 8 S R Love s barn. The sawmill resumed. Bessie Kephart left for Ainsworth to work for Mrs Tripp who is sick. Jesse Busby visited Ainsworth. Men from Ainsworth blasted trees here. Clark Woodburn, Robert McLaughlin and son Russell visited Ainsworth. Will Raymond visited Highland on business.
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Chas. Noel
Washington
May McLaughlin
Katie Oaks
Riverside
Cicle
J. H. McCreedy
Milt Denison
Albert Donovan
J. H. Lathrop
John Warnock
S. R. Love
Bessie Kephart
Ainsworth
Old Soldiers to Attend State Encampment in Dubuque
Veterans will leave Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul next Monday evening at 7 o clock arriving in Dubuque the following morning at 6 o'clock. A large delegation will go and a strong show of support for Colonel Palmer is urged.
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Dubuque
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Palmer
Crawfordsville Women Return From City Shopping Trip
Mrs. C. M. Strain and Mrs. J. A. Arnold with son Rodney returned to Crawfordsville last evening after a day spent shopping in the city.
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C. M. Strain
J. A. Arnold
Rodney
Crawfordsville
Will Cure Consumption Says Ark Man Foley Ad
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas testifies Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs colds and lung trouble in early consumption stages. He claims satisfaction with the remedy and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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A. A. Herren
Finch
Ark
Foley
Memorial Services Notice by AOUW at Hall
Memorial services scheduled for June 9 at 26 o clock at the hall. All brothers D of H and friends are asked to attend and bring flowers. Rev G D Rogers will speak and music will be provided by a male quartet. Committee notes.
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All Brothers
D. of H
G. D. Rogers
Electric Bitters credited with cure for Cedar Grove man
A Cedar Grove Maine resident praises Electric Bitters in a letter as a cure for liver and kidney trouble after failing to find relief elsewhere. The testimonial notes relief after one bottle and full cure after three, with Stewart's Pharmacy advertising the product at 50 cents as a stomach liver and kidney remedy.
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Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove
Stewart
Vacation Tours Offer Lower Summer Excursion Rates
Iowa Central Ry announces reduced excursion fares for the summer season to eastern resorts and western destinations including Minnesota Wisconsin Colorado Utah California Washington Oregon Montana Wyoming and South Dakota. Tickets on sale daily from June 1 to October 31 1907 with liberal stop over privileges and flexible routes. For details contact agents or A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis Minn.
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Iowa Central Ry
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Colorado
Utah
California
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Wyoming
South Dakota
Gale
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
OUND''S Ladies Orchestra Reaches Vast National Audiences
The group has played in ninety percent of the nation’s largest venues drawing thousands daily. Highlights include New York St Nicholas Rink daily crowds near 9,000 for six weeks and Baltimore Lyric seating 2,000, with Indianapolis Tomlinson's Hall packed and Louisville lights going out yet crowd-pleasing.
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OUND
Ladies’ Orchestra & Specialty CO
United States
New York
St. Nicholas Rink
Clarmont Avenue
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Lyrit
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
Tomlinson
Louisville
Auditorium
Omaha
Kansas City
Springfield
Fair Grounds
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Oxfords
Panama
Dougherty Bros. Clothiers and Furnishers
Mason Transfer & Storage
Washington, Iowa
Washington National Bank
the Journal
the County News
Dublin
Weather Forecast
Miss Mae Dodd
Harvey & Warfel
Josie Kyle
Brighton
Will Tandy
Mt. Pleasant
Rachel Knapp
West Chester
H. C. Hinkle
W. B. Ridgeway
Winfield
Columbus Junction
Idna
Valley Junction
Nine Webb
Barclay Miller
Richard
University of Chicago
Richmond
Highland Center
U. W
J. A. Harwood
South Side
John J. McKeone
City Water Works
C. M
St. P
Round’s Ladies’ Orchestra
Labor
the Gas Light Co
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Minick & Son
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