Lost Today Noon Harness Race Near Witteman and Mason Yard
Found note requests return to Journal office and advertises jobs at American Correspondence College in Chicago. It lists positions for advertising managers writers reporters stenographers hookkeepers illustrators engravers operators and more. It also notes rental space on East Main Street Brooks residence and an inquiry at the Journal office.
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Witteman
Mason
Journal
Mall
Journall
American Corres. College
la Salle St
Chicago
Brooks
East Main Street
Journal Office
Local Church Services and Social Notes
Charles Miller is reported not well today. Preaching at the M. E. church tomorrow at 2 30 by Presiding Elder Thorne. Mrs Florence Whitney Williams will sing a solo at the Episcopal church Sunday morning. Miss Grace Romig returned home in Grace Hill after a year at Huntington. Tad Lee Cream squares at Johnson's tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
M. E. Church
Thorne
Florence Whitney-Williams
Episcopal Church
Grace Romig
Grace Hill
Huntington
Tad
Oklahoma settler saved by Chamberlain’s remedy anecdote
In April a Sentinel editor traveling in Oklahoma during the 1880 opening suffered severe diarrhea after bad water and heat. After a neighbor gave him Chamberlain's Cough Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, a large dose and then a second cured him within hours, prompting gratitude. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Fortune
Duri
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Monroe speaks to large audience at Young People’s Union
Mr. Harry Monroe of the Pacific Garden Mission Chicago addressed Keokuk Presbytery Young People’s Christian Union with both afternoon and evening talks. He described his life turning from drink to faith and highlighted city mission work aiding converts including Billy Sunday. A later session discussed recruiting 460 missionaries, while a separate report covered land questions and missionary resolve.
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Harry Monroe
Pacific Garden Mission
Chicago
Young People’s Christian Union
Keokuk Presbytery
L. D. Young
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Monroe
New Hampshire
J. P. Nesbit
Morning Saw
Christ
God
Thomas Nicols
Burlington
Wyatt Sprague
Columbus Junction
J. P. Davis
BE. H. Thompson
Crawfordsville
T. H. Barnes
Ainsworth
Presbytery
Chas. Palmer
Monroe
Billy
College trustees discuss bids and presidency prospects
Ames board of trustees met to review routine business and bid openings for the horticultural barn and remodeling of the physics chemistry hall. Bids were over the appropriation and referred to the building committee. Candidates Bryan and McLain were discussed but no vote taken. The board schedules further meetings in June and July.
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Ames
College
Horticultural Warn
Hungerford
Dixon
McElroy
Bryan
Washington State Agricultural College
McLain
Idaho University
Register & Leader
Johnson the Baker Sets Up Bakery Line Tomorrow
Johnson the baker will have everything needed in the bakery line tomorrow. The note indicates preparations for an upcoming production shift and fresh goods.
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Johnson
Voting hours set for lay delegate election at M K Church
Polls open from one to five in the southeast classroom for the Lay Electoral Conference vote in Muscatine. All church members aged twenty one and over may vote. Delegates named are Com D T Anderson and J A Y Ashby. Also, Johnson's offers bakers goods tomorrow.
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M. K
Muscatine
Telegram reports Mrs Rich's mother gravely ill in Chicago
Sol Rich received word this afternoon that Mrs Rich's mother Mrs Simon is critically ill. Mrs Rich plans to leave this evening for Chicago. Tonight in Phoenix Hall the Tuesday Night Club offers a chance with the Chicago Italian Orchestra. The Rev von Gentoer will preach at the Episcopal church next Sunday morning.
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Sol Rich
Mrs. Rich
Phoenix Hall
Chicago
Miss Minde Hinder Endures Carbolic Acid Attack
In Owosso Michigan Miss Minde Hinder, 18, planned a midnight meeting with an unknown friend and was badly burned with carbolic acid across face neck and chest. Doctors fear permanent scars. Attacker believed to be a woman or women possibly jealously retaliating against a favored suitor or pending marriage.
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Owosso
Mich
Mindle Hinder
Eny
Miss Katherine Mauthe Returns Home for Summer
Miss Katherine Mauthe arrived from Glenwood Iowa where she taught to spend the summer vacation. Mr and Mrs George Brinton of Washington visit F R Mauthe. Strohm plans house paint with Moothart Bros of West Chester handling the work. Anna Buxbaum will go tomorrow.
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Katherine Mauthe
Glenwood
Iowa
Flick & Johnson Camp
George Brinton
Washington
F. R
Strohm
Moothart Bros
West Chester
Anna Buxbaum
McNeese Marries Lilly Robertson at Robertson Home
On June 10 at eight PM James McNeese and Lilly Robertson wed at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs W M Robertson with about fifty guests present Rev Howell of Keota officiating. Mrs J M Nelson visiting at the home of her brother in law M Corpman. Cedar Balls attendance noted.
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J. M. Nelson
M. Corpman
James McNeese
Lilly Robertson
W. M. Robertson
Rev. Howell
Keota
North English Beats Keota In 4-1 Ball Victory
Miss May Bailey arrived from Washington and visits Mrs. W L McKee. Tom Dupuis briefly stopped in town en route to Washington. The North English Keota game yesterday ended 4 to 1 in favor of North English with a splendid effort from both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Bailey
Washington
W. L. McKee
Tom Dupuis
Keota
Local Social Notes From Washington Area Visits
June 12 notes show Mrs. Marsh visiting in Washington, Mrs. McCullough and Mrs. Rowan гостей, Verle Dunham returning from Alma Miller, and the Ebner couple welcoming a daughter. Oak Park adds David Thompson moving in. Sadie Davis returns from Davenport with Eva Davis teaching in Reinbeck prior to summer stay.
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Marsh
Washington
M. J. McCullough
G. G. Ebner
J. W. Rowan
Verle Dunham
Alma Miller
Horn
Will Sweet
Mable Easter
Mable Fordyce
Dolly Parmiter
Guthrie Center
G. Ebner
David Thompson
Oak Park Addition
Sadie Davis
Walter
Davenport
Laffer
Sigourney
J. H. Crawford
J. T. Matthews
Samuel Matteas
Eva Davis
Reinbeck
Eureka News Highlights Local Visits and Health Updates
Asa Johnson of Chester visited his brother Will in Eureka last week. Mrs. Cal Beanblossom went to Washington aiding a sick niece. Dr. Gove seen Mrs. Rich Riley June sixth with limited encouragement. Frank McKune recovering from typhoid. Frank Arnold ill. Jessie Rupp and William Fuller wed last night. Concrete foundation for Haskins depot under construction. telegraph line Western Union to reach Washington this week. Foreman Hamlin injured by a heavy glass insulator.
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Asa Johnson
Chester
Will
Eureka
Cal Beanblossom
Washington
Gove
Fairfield
Rich Riley
Charles Stewart
Baby
Heromon Petratz
Ed Benson
M. W. Tucker
Frankie McKune
Frank Arnold
Etha Purvis
Wilber
Ida Nicola
Eureka Ball
Wayland
Jessie EK. Rupp
Wm. C. Fuller
Hiram Weaver
J. Cormick
Frank McKune
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Parker “Lucky Curve” Fountain Pen
Jeremenber
East Side
Opticians
Mackeral
Windsor Grocery
E. A. Beach & Co
Board of Trade
Meal Bros
Tce Cream - Allen
Frank Siberts
Iowa City
Thomas Dupuis, Jr
East Washington
Madison Medicine Co
Madison
Wis
Hamil House
B. Becond
T. Lequire
Maroon
Lee
Johnson's
The
Sentinel
Gebo, Mont
Washington Illuminating CO
Young People's Christian Union
Keokuk
Palmer
Clark
Ames College
D. T. Anderson, J. A. Y. Ashby
Baker's
Mrs. Simon
Grace Hlill
Haskins
Tone’s Spices At All Grocers
Brothers
Moines
Lowa
Et L
M. Lombardo
Colenso
Frank Rogers
Colenso Hotel
Pate Keltner
the Journal For News
O. Solbric & CO General Repair Shop
Opera House
E. C. Keck
Florist
East Madison
Cook Eee Hospital
Sec
D. D. D. Company
Dearborn Street
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