Local residents depart for visits and moves across towns
Mr and Mrs N L Hancock left for Muscatine and Davenport this morning. Paul Allen arrived from Iowa City after a year at the university. Mrs Julia E Nicholson left for Knoxville to make her home. Mrs Mattie Craig Redans returned to Eldon after visiting the Craig house. Mrs Oliver Todd left for Muscatine to visit her daughter and relatives at Ft Madison. Nina Godwin of Ollie left for Brighton after visiting Coppock. Lawrence Wilson arrived from Iowa City after a year at the university. Mr and Mrs John Davidson returned to Nira after visiting in the city and Coppock. Agnes Coffelt, visiting D H McLaughlin, returned to her duties in the hospital at Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Hancock
Muscatine
Davenport
Paul Allen
Iowa City
University
Julia E. Nicholson
Knoxville
Mattie Craig-Redans
Eldon
Thomas Craig
Oliver Todd
August Blasing
Muscatine Cand
Ft. Madison
Nina Godwin
Ollie
Coppock
Brighton
John
Davidson
Nira
Agnes Coffelt
D.H. McLaughlin
Lowa City
Happenings in the County Daily Life Notes
June 12 summaries of local activities from Miss Lois Stewart at Cedar Falls to residents visiting Washington and Iowa City. Entries list travels, entertainments, household visits, farm and plumbing work, illness in Colorado, staff changes at a mutual telephone firm, church social planning, and neighbors sharing meals. Page continues on page 5.
Local notes and ball scores from Chicago and nearby towns
West Virginia visitor Hindman plus local travelers and illness notes fill the day book. Baseball scores and standings for the National and American leagues cover Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia New York Boston and others with batter and error details from multiple games across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Ies
Stuelbach
Moran
Pastorius
Cincinnati
Boston
Cinccinnati
Holmes
Bergen
Coakley
McLean
Ferguson
Graham
Local Notices of Movements and Small Events
June 12 Walter Nordyke shipped hogs to Ottumwa Friday. Mrs Tom Kenworthy arrived here Wednesday evening but too late for the funeral of her sister Mrs Wilber Van Dye. W L Ireland's are visiting relatives at Worthington Iowa. Mrs Gray and children returned to their home at Ainsworth Thursday. Jim Harris of Richland is painting W H Cheeseman's house. Doctor Trumbauer of Keota was in town Friday. Geo McCallister has sold his property to Mrs L O Smith. Miss Lucy Waggoner of West Chester is sewing for Mrs C O Dickinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Nordyke
Ottumwa
Tom Kenworthy
Wilber van Dye
W. L. Ireland
Worthington
Iowa
Gray
Ainsworth
Jim Harris
Richland
W. H. Cheeseman
Doctor Trumbauer
Keota
Geo. McCallister
L. O. Smith
Lucy Waggoner
West Chester
C. O. Dickinson
Local notes on residents and visitors
June 12 entries mention Lew Fordice having his barn painted. Mrs Ervin Robinson and her children visit from Kalona. Dan Eimen travels to Kalona for sister’s illness. Willard Palmer completes a term of school. Mrs Furhman and daughter visit Wellman. Matt Polton works on cement for Jim Hanley this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Fordice
Ervin Robisnon
Kalona
Dan Eimen
Willard Palmer
Furhman
Matt Polton
Jim Hanley
Case Separator Co. Sells Outfit to Threshing Association
Rural Route No. Three reports the Case Separator Co. has sold an outf it to a threshing association including Rit tenhouse Knupp Reeves Hornung Heinz Thrasher Whelan Todd Genkinger Proby and Bush Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case Separator Co
Threshing Association
Messrs. Rittenhouse
Knupp
Reeves
Hornung
Heinz
Thrasher
Whelan
Todd
Genkinger
Proby
Bush
Smith
Insurgent Wins the Nomination in South Dakota Primary
Early returns from the Republican primaries show Governor Crawford labeled insurgent ahead of Senator Kittredge for the United States senate. Crawford leads by 2,170 votes as results from Sioux Falls and surrounding areas are tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Crawford
United States Senate
United States
Kittredge
Attell and Moran to Fight Twenty Rounds on Labor Day
Announcement that Abe Attell and Owen Moran will meet in a twenty round bout at the Mission Street arena in San Francisco on Labor Day. The match sets up a major featherweight clash with both fighters prepared for the difficult schedule and anticipated audience impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attell
Moran
New York
Abe Attell
Owen Moran
Mission Street Arena
San Francisco
Local Movers and Travelers Report Morning Activities
Mrs A Nicola was a passenger for West Chester this morning. John Perkins went to Sigourney on business this morning. Harry Boyer arrived from the east on the Rock Island this. Miss Nora Eckles left last evening for Cedar Falls where she will attend summer school. Mr and Mrs M H Sweet went to Brighton this morning for an over Sunday visit with relatives. Mrs James Laughead left this morning for a couple of days visit with relatives in Des Moines. Harold Helscher of Keota changed cars here this morning en route to his home from Iowa City. Miss Emma Pratt arrived this morning from Ainsworth for a visit with relatives near Lexington. Winfred Durst departed this morning for Cedar Falls where he will attend summer school at the State Normal school. Revs R J Kyle of Fair Haven Ohio and S J Kyle of Biggsville Ill have been visiting at the home of their brother J H Kyle northeast of the city and departed this morning for Biggsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Stewart
Cedar Falls
Dudley Crone
Washington
Ralph Junkin
Nelle Allender
Gentry Bros
Stein
Grandpa Kletts
Harper
Lucile
Leon Richardson
Charles Keiser
Iowa City
John Newhouse
Reanons
Singmaster
B. F. Hindman
West Virigiia
Louis Cold
Bertha
Cynthia Hooton
Marsh
Jacob Shively
Wayland
Jay Cornie
Cleo
Louis Dold
Will Neff
Ben
Muscatine
Effie Weaver
Pearl Cochran
Mt. Pleasant
Allred
Chariton
Thert Son
Will Allred
Iva
Olive Calkins
Fred Cold
Little
Ronald
Clare McKenzie
Near Spring Creek
Alonzo Darnell
Eureka
Charles McKenzie
Wellman
Mary McKenzie
S. Norton
Mary Campbell
John Perkins
Sigourney
Harry Boyer
Rock Island
Nora Eckles
M. H. Sweet
Brighton
James Laughead
Des Moines
Harold Helscher
Keota
Emma Pratt
Ainsworth
Lexington
Winfred Durst
State Normal School
R. J. Kyle
Fair Haven
Ohio
S. J. Kyle
Biggsville, Lil
J. H. Kyle
Biggsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
TAN Oxfords
Frank L. Wilson
Utchess
Dougherty Bros
Men’s Clothiers
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Lawrence Wilson
the County News
Pleasant Plains
S. S
Maude
Tom McGuire
Sylvester Rose
N. W
Illinois
Frank Page
Wm. Todd
Ruth Carlson
Mamie Kallous
Martha Eyestone
Laura
Harold Knupp
Chester Calkins
Ab Edwards
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Raymond
Hostetter
Moren
Dooin
Maddox, Gibson, Taylor and Meinnity
Bresnahan
Needham
PW. D. PR
Cricabo Sida
Bogih
Collice
Cleveal
Epogruie Vc Ccescvan
Coorches
Krause
Powers
Owen
Sullivan
Detroit
Manning
Blair
Donovan
Schmidt
Smith and Burns
Street
Waddell
Stephens
Cleveland
Roston
Winters
Criger
Joss
Clarke
Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Omaha
Denver
Pueblo
Linco
Oux City
Lincoln
Rubio
Rayo
Standard Otl Company (Incorporated
CGC. S. Lammon Jeweler and
Optician
the Citizens Savings Bank
A. Nicola
J. A. Harwood
the Goon Shoe Store
SOUTS
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