Local Round About News From Ainsworth
Ainsworth June 6 special items note Mrs W Moreland of Burlington visiting in the Gardner and White homes then returning to Washington. Miss Ethel White arrived to conduct music classes. Mr and Mrs Crawford returned from a Washington visit. The Rev George Brauer of Has kin departed for St Louis. Samuel Robins and Miss Mary Schneider wed at the bride’s home with J J Pearson officiating.
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W. Moreland
Burlington
Washington
Clem Srler
Ilrighton
A. L. Wilkins
Olive Devel
Washinon
Flora Hopengardner
George Brauer
Haskins
St. Loui
Jane Barr
Chicago
Mr. Barnes
Indiana
T .L. Barnes
Samuel Robins
Mary Schneider
Margaret
Woodruff
J. J. Pearson
Visitation and Socials Reported in Local Notes
June notes list Rev J A Shearer visiting at the A Twinam home en route to Aledo from Washington DC. Visitors in Chicago include Hl Cherryholmes J H Me Laughlin and L Gormley. Miss Nell Hull returns from Fairfield for summer. Martin from Ames Agricultural College home for vacation. Mrs W H Reynolds visits sister Mrs George S Niblock in Monmouth. Etha Purvis of Washington visits at J B Rickey home. Rev E H Thompson attends reception in Winterd for Rev Mr Vallentine, former United Presbyterian pastor there. Left handed social at United Presbyterian church draws 25 youths at J R Rickey home with Dale Neal and Nellie Manners assisting. games played backwards.
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J. A. Shearer
The
Presbyterian Church
A. Twinam
Aledo
Washington
Winteld
United Presbyterian Church
J. R. Rickey
Dale Neal
Nellie Manners
Local social notes and travels around town
June 10 report details Mr and Mrs Miller departing for Lone Tree for a wedding Mrs Miller's cousin J Sullivan visiting from Burlington KC McGahey returning home near Letts Miss Velma Hopengardner ill Mrs Rev Miller of Fulton Kan visited Mrs A W Stickley Her husband once served as United Brethren pastor Mrs G M Welch off to Washington D H Miller bought Washington property for family move Alma Johnston returned to Columbus City after visiting grandparents Acheson couple note a runaway horse incident damaging a buggy Acheson Mrs visits Columbus City with her mother.
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M. Ll. Miller
Lone Tree
United Brethren Church
G. M. Welch
Washington
D .H. Miller
Alma Johnston
Columbus City
A. T. Acheson
D. W. Grifith
A. D. Acheson
Local Notes and Arrivals From Davenport Area
Daily notices of arrivals departures and events include Prof Luce arriving from Fairfield Mrs M J McCullough leaving for Ainsworth Mrs 8 K Statler visiting West Chester and friends Miss Elia Irwin headed to Columbus Junction to help in store Fireman Barnes attending Robert Patterson funeral Rev J D B Schreckengast returning from Mt Pleasant Miss Hortense Slater departing for Rockford Mr and Mrs W N Bragg and daughters traveling to Davenport Rock Island cornbread at Johnson bakery and updates on local residents and licenses to wed Earnest Smith Carrie Gowle James McNees Lillie Robertson and W S Fuller Jessie B Rupp.
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T. J. White
Lynnville
Robert Patterson
8. K. Statler
West Chester
Barnes
Eldon
Railway Brotherhood
J. DB. Schreckengast
Mt. Pleasant
Hortense Slater
F. FB. Weaver
Rockford
W. N. Bragg
L. M. Samson
East
Philadelphia
Boston
Summersville
Mass
Rather Calderwood
Lloyd Latta
New York City
G. W. Rolleau
Columbus Junction
Johnson Bakery
Charles Miller
the Heights
How Hartsough Tricked Back the Box Bet in New York
In a New York cafe a wager on a round the world trip leads to a staged delay. Hartsough is tricked into a lockout at a club, then escapes with Miss Wheawill arranging the opera box as payoff after a prank by Tom Bond. Mrs Clinton hosts the reconciled return.
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New York
Cutler Hartcough
Hartsough
San Francisco
Cluba
Chicago
Sle
Ethelwyn
Willl” Hartsough
Abe
Zea
Miss Wheawill
Tom Bond
Slartsough
Mr. Hartsough
Bond
PF. A. Mitchel
Large Hay Barn Burned Near Crawfordsville
Fire destroyed a large hay barn owned by Max Moore about three o'clock yesterday afternoon. Forty tons of hay were consumed in the flames. The origin of the fire is unknown. Insurance on the building was 150.
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Crawfordsville
Max Moore
Death of Earl Skipton Amid Family Loss and Travel Delays
Earl Skipton son of Mr and Mrs Chas Skipton of 544 miles northwest of the city died this afternoon at two. He was about M4 years old. Funeral plans not yet made. Mrs G M Welch arrived from Ainsworth to visit her mother Mrs M J Henderson. Passenger train No 12 late eight hours today and did not pass through until eleven.
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Earl Skipton
Chas. Skipton
G. M. Welch
Ainsworth
M. J. Henderson
Regular meeting of Eastern Star Chapter 08 in Masonic Hall
Notice states a regular meeting of Chapter No. 08 Order of the Eastern Star at the Masonic Hall on Thursday evening. Members are requested to be present. Initia tion 98-21.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Pleasant Hill Christian Church Holds Children's Day Exercises
The Pleasant Hill Christian Church invites all to儿童 Day exercises next Sunday evening at 7 o'clock sharp. Childrens are to perform and participate, with all invited to attend.
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Pleasant Hill Christian Church
Oklahoma 1889 settler cures with Chamberlain’s remedy
An Oklahoma 1889 settler suffering severe diarrhoea and near death after a harsh journey recovers after a big dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The story promotes the medicine and notes it is for sale at Stewart's Pharmacy Cook Sherman.
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Sentinel
Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Chamberlain
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Lost and found notes and help wanted ads
A journal listing includes a lost silk jacket description with black exterior and white lining, a call to leave at the Journal, and several help wanted notices for housework, advertising managers, writers, journalists, stenographers, and other positions. Additional items list rental offers, a six room house for sale or rent, and a notice seeking workers at Washington Manufacturing Co. with 50 girls requested.
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Ady
American Corres, College
la Salle St
Chicago
Farewell Social Ends for Mrs. Stiles Among Local Societies
Last evening brought a farewell social for Mrs. W. A. Stiles hosted by the W. A. C. with Mintie Orchestra and Miss Nina Isenhart at the piano. Roses, music, cake, coffee, and ice cream filled the event as invited groups joined in. Ms Stiles plans time in Holdridge and Denver before returning. The Twenty Century Reading Circle closed its year with officers elected: Mrs. R. H. Walker president and Mrs. J. T. Stewart vice president. The Onion Club held its first meeting on East Jefferson Street, a secret society promising future growth.
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W. A. Stiles
Mintie
Nina Isenhart
Grace Coates
U. V. A. and
Woman's Relief Union
Stiles
Holdridge
Nebraska
Denver
Colorado
Twentieth Century Reading Circle
R. T. McCall
R. H. Walker
J. T. Stewart
John McCulley
Kate Wilson
Robert (. Lewis
Martha Dawson
Onion
East Jefferson Street
Miss Willa McCullough Honored With North Marion Visit
The Misses Shields hosted a small gathering Monday at their North Marion avenue home to honor Miss Willa McCullough who leaves for Anamosa Iowa for an extended visit with her sister. Dr W P Johnson of Beaver Falls Pa arrived from Des Moines and is visiting at R T McCall’s home. He formerly served as principal of Washington Academy and is now president of Geneva College.
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Sarah Finley
Memphis
Shields
North Marion Avenue
Willa McCullough
Anamosa
Iowa
W. P. Johnson
Beaver Fal'l
Des Moines
R. T. McCall
Washington Academy
Geneva College
Wheat and corn futures slip as oats rise slightly
Market notes show wheat futures retreat while corn holds near unchanged and oats edge up marginally amid trading activity. Prices quoted with limited readable figures suggest uneven movement across grains in the session.
Poetic Dreams Clash With Wealth and Courage
A Chicago Post quotation notes a would be poet who rejects despair. He lacks wealth to indulge unprofitable pleasures yet is not poor enough to be utterly discouraged, highlighting a tension between artistic pursuit and economic limits.
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Chicago Post
Spectator Plea Echoes During Barnstormer Show
A leading man in the barnstorming troupe cried I wish I could die like a soldier and a gallery spectator echoed with I wish I had a gun, reflecting a tone of genuine sympathy in Chicago News coverage.
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Chicago News
Iowa Central Railway Announces Special Summer Excursion Rates
The Iowa Central Railway offers summer excursion fares June 1 to September 30 1903 from Brighton to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City Ogden and nearby western points with lower return rates and diverse routes and stopovers For folders or further details contact an Iowa Central agent or A B Cutts G and T A Minneapolis Minn
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Iowa Central Ry
Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Colorado
Texas
Louisiana
New Mexico
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
Aica
Iowa Central Railway
Brighton
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colo
Glenwood Springs
Sal Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Deadwood
Lead City
Hot Springs
Custer
Cutts
Septso
Homeseekers Rates Offered by Iowa Central Railway
Iowa Central Railway reestablishes Homeseekers Rates to Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and other Western routes. Rates are one fare plus 2.00 for a 21 day round trip with sale on June 25 26 27 and final return August 1st. Inquiries to A B Cutts Minneapolis or John Y Calahan Chicago for details and stopovers. Injury noted.
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Iowa Central Railway
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washingon
Oregon
Iowa Central
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis, Minn
Boston
Nickel Plate Road
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
Chicago
Nebraska
Wyoming
Washington
California
Pullman
Los Angeles
Colorado
Niagara Falls
New York
Arizona
Minneapolis
Minin
Nickle Plate Road
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