County News Day Report of Events and Visits
Daily notes list visits from Donald Wall of Muscatine to Leland Page and guests Miss Chilcote of Washington with Dr and Mrs Droz and Homer Ashby and sister Verne of Washington with the Hulse family. Children's day services were held at four churches with memorial observances by lodges and a cemetery tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wall
Muscatine
Leland Page
Chilcote
Washington
Droz
Homer Ashby
Miss Verne
Hulse
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LO. O. BF
Rebekah
Christian Church
Davis
Local Social Notes and Travel Rumors From June Days
Attorney Eardley Bell and wife travel to Marengo and plan to return today. Miss Veda Stryker visited Miss Zetta Carr and attended commencements. The Ht. G. Moore family hosts Mrs. Barger of Chicago this week. Several locals attend commencements and visits, including Lavanda Gardner, Rev Willard DeVoe party, and Miss Lula Greigg. A horse owned by Harry Huffman was struck by lightning and killed. The Lexington Aid bazaar is set for June 21 at the parsonage. Florence Capitola Gardner, baby daughter born to Roy and Flora Gardner. Clarke Brown sells home to Harry Huffman for 2200 dollars. Various trips and visits noted around Washington, Columbus Junction, Fairfield, and Denver Colorado. Open air concert led by Prof. Wm Langenberg at Columbus Junction tonight at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eardley Bell
Marengo Slriday
Veda Stryker
Zetta Carr
Ht. G. Moore
Mr. Moore
Barger
Chicago
Lavanda Gardner
Mr. Pleasant
Columbus Junction
Mabel Foster
Willard DeVoe
Delta
Clark Brown
Harry Huffman
Jessye Campbell
Nebraska
Joel England
G. W. England
Washington
Wellman
Lexington Aid Society
Roy Gardner
Florence Capitola
Lula Greigg
Hamilton
W V. Farris
Harry Shrader
N. J. Anderson
Whetstine
Martha Walker
Colorado
Eva Easter
Lillian Olds
Nellen Clegg
Myria Moreland
Normal Institute
D. L. Baird
Etha
Fairfield
J. W. Crawford
W. A. Goble
W. L. Strain
M. L. Miller
Eva Davis
Denver
Colo
Walter Davis
Community Notes From Washington Township
Gardner returned to Washington Saturday morning after visiting his son Howard. Rev. Williams will speak here next Wednesday night. Chas. Saling was a business visitor Saturday. Mrs. Milo Patterson and daughter Lula McClure visit Ainsworth this week with Mary Patterson. Otto Patterson returned from Chicago Sunday. Sherr Brindley and family visited the Bruce Gardner home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Washington
Howard
Rev. Williams
Chas. Saling
Milo Patterson
Lula McClure
Ainsworth
Mary Patterson
Otto Patterson
Chicago
Sherr Brindley
Bruce Gardner
Local church and family gatherings under sunny Sunday notes
Sherm Brindley and family visited E S Bishop home in Washington. Rev Kelley of Chicago delivered a splendid address at Prairie Flower Baptist church and dined with Evra Smith and his nieces. Mrs Eyestone closed a year of teaching at Lincoln and district picnic featured lemonade and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherm Brindley
Washington
E. S. Bishop
Kelley
Chicago
Prairie Flower Baptist Church
Evra Smith
Mr. Smith
Martha Eyestone
Lincoln
Ruxton
Dave Benson
Andy McGuire
Addie Keljly
Besse Rittenhouse
W. F. M. S. Meeting and local social visits
The W. F. M. S. met at the Bruce Gardner home on Thursday. Mrs. Laura Longwell visits with Frank Fleming in Oskaloosa. Roy Gardner and wife welcomed a new daughter Thursday. Ora Henderson visited over Sunday with her sister Brid ge. Arthur Mace and family visited J. M. Mace. Newt Gardner and family from Wellman visited James Gardner. Julia Cavender visiting F. G. Martin. Rev. Walter Smith and Edna Gardner toured to Williamsburg to see his parents. Alice Eyestone leaves for Mt. Vernon for the Eyestone Laughead wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Gardner
Blanche Wallace
Frank Fleming
Oskaloosa
Laura Longwell
Roy Gardner
Ora Henderson
Brrdge
Arthur Mace
J. M. Mace
Newt Gardner
Wellman
James Gardner
Julia Cavender
F. G. Martin
Walter Smith
Edna Gardner
Williamsburg
Alice Eyestone
Mt. Vernon
Eyestone-Laughead
Local residents engage in travel for business and study
L D Higgins traveled to Chicago on business and C J Wilson went to Crawfordsville for business. Others including A L Armstrong Havre, Geo Paul from Keota, Ellsworth Ewing Ottumwa, Asa Jones to Burlington, Olive Ward to Keota, Nettie Slunter back to Crawfordsville, Chase Bannister to Ottumwa, Chas Winter to Urbana for school, and the bereaved party of Anson Kelley journeyed to Chicago and St Louis with burial duties and visits lingering in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Wilson
Crawfordsville
A. L. Armstrong
Havre
Geo. Paul
Keota
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Oxfords
Work & Meek
Mason Transfer & Storage Co
City Feed Yard
Square Meals
Fast Side
Roy Y.stichter
Racycle
Rambler
Crescent
W. E. Groendycke
Opera House
the Journal
the County News
Journal
Birdie Crayne
J. J. Arnold
Rev. Graham
United Presbyterian Church
Rev
Arch Graham
Wm. Langenberg
Band Boys
Lexington
L. D. Higgins
Ellsworth Ewing
Ottumwa
Asa Jones
Burlington
Business College
Will Todd
Centerville
Andy Simpson
Chas
Winter
Urbana
Ill
Olive Ward
Nettie Slunter
City
Mrs. Chase Bannister
G. W. Haffner
Sigourney
Joe McAlinney
Sam McKee
D. A. Ruxton
Peoria
Phyllis
Dot Kelley
St. Louis
A. ©. Kelley
Anson Kelley
Kiein Klothing Ko
Palmer
Invincible Cigar
McElhinney Drug Co
Parret Knauss
Iowa
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