Local and Personal Notices and Moves
Local brief notices include Martin Whittaker Frank Casey and Everette Bailey returning from Davenport after a year at St Ambrose College. Bert Smith and W A Gibson travel to Des Moines and expect to return with a car or two. Mrs Mary H Gibson leaves for Maxwell to visit her son John. Ground feed advertised at Washington Cereal Mills near the city feed yard. Cement work available with blocks and silo designs. Eastman kodaks advertised by Darbyshire Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Whittaker
Frank Casey
Everette Bailey
Davenport
St. Ambrose College
Bert Smith
W. A. Gibson
Des Moines
Essanay Western Tonight at the Lyric and More
The local notice lists Essanay Western Tonight at the Lyric with two other shows. Various residents are mentioned including Frank Brown moving to Newton Iowa for a ball team, local visits, and community notices about sales, supplies, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Newton
Iowa
Kerrigan
Ames
Picnic Specialities at the Royal Market
The Royal Market advertises a full assortment of meats, olives, pickles, fruits, canned goods, seafood, and baked goods. It promotes fresh groceries, berries for the coming week, and low prices on fruit jars with a confident invitation to save dollars and cents.
Sturgis Move Hears GOP Mississippi Delegation Battle
In Chicago on June 13 a Republican committee session debated revoking Francis Heney's proxy from San Francisco. The motion was tabled as Taft delegates were seated in several Mississippi districts, bringing the total Taft delegation to 11. Names linked to the proceedings include Tobin Lacey Dempsey and Dorothy Crita along with a list of Jewish Soldiers and related figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Jephthah and His Daughter at St James School
The St James School presents a Jewish themed cantata Jephthah and His Daughter with a musical program tomorrow at 7 45 PM in the school assembly room. No graduating class this year but several students finish the eighth grade. The cast includes Marie Critz Elon Mary Sexton Irene Whittaker and others in a three act performance guided by the school sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8&T. James
Jephthah
Israel
Stella Allbaugh
Fanfare Bohm
Edie Bovee
Catherine Flynn Garcia
Mary Eagle
Catherine Eagle
March
Ethel Dean
Irene Whittaker
Qui Vive Galop
Ganz
Ella Link
Claiien Dempaey
I! Trovatore
Alberti
Dorothea Wickham
Cora Teeter
Hickeev Coeave Marie Crits Elon
Mary Sexton Ibran
Mary McKevitt Eleni
Clara Bagile
Marie Critz
Helen Berry Arnold
Catharine Flynn Cateye
Sss
Dorothy Critz
Iphigenia
Oe Mae McNamara Adah
Hair Combings Transformed at Home by Mrs Black
Ladies hair can be made into switches puffs and curls at home by Mrs N L Black. Phone 348 black. Work guaranteed.
Entertainment Institute Tonight At High School
An entertainment program at the high school opens tonight at 8 o clock in connection with the teachers' institute. Mrs. Carl Roberts and Supt. A Fuller will perform, with a male quartet, readings by Mrs. Roberts, and solos by A C Dewey Miss Helen Morton and A C Fuller. Dr W S Athearn spoke yesterday on child development and a lecture series continues. Tomorrow Prof George H Betts lectures on The Schools of Yesterday Today and Tomorrow with Hey Melillhinney singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Carl Roberts
Mia. Roberts
Helen Morton
A. C. Fuller
Br. Athearn
W.S. Athearn
Institute
Athenin
Betts
George H. Betts
T. M. Scrilling to Run Benz House
T. M. Schilling took possession of the Benz hotel this morning and will operate it with plans to begin serving meals soon. He has hotel experience and aims to provide the best service to earn liberal patronage. The Benz is a Washington standby under former owners Mr. and Mrs. Joe Benz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miksch
Milwaukee
South Haven
Kan
Wm. Clark
Clark
Washington County
Iowa
H. J. Cuddeback
James Combs
T. M. Schilling
Benz
Tom
Iig
Benz Hotel
Washington
Joe Benz
Schilling
de Benz
Joe
George H. Paul
Flag Day Reminder for June 14 1912
Patriotic notice urging citizens to display flags and honor the birth of the flag to commemorate the one hundred and thirty fifth anniversary. Signatures LOIS M KNAUFF National Patriotic Instructor and BESSIF M FRITZ Local Patriotic Instructor, with organization initials We R. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessif M. Fritz
R. C
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Washington Cereal Mills
City
Mary H. Gibson
Maxwell
John Gibson
South Seventh Avenue
C. H. Boileau
Darbyshire Drug Co
C. St. Boileau
John McConahey
Mt. Union
Martha Whiteman
Biggsville, AL
G. T. Auld
C . H. Boileau
Glenn
Bushnell
Canton
The
J. E. Kunath
Burlington
Masonic Grand Lodge
Asher Co
C. A. Dewey
Luella Shaw
Congress Hotel
A. EF. Crim
Oskatoosa
Charles Lovelett
O. F. Haight
Imo
William R. Beamer
New Mexico
Texas
Missouri
Otto
Stella Meek
Drake University
W. HW. Asher
Pearl
Harry Phillips
Pella
Central College
Helen Reeves
FE. G. Fox
J. L. Swift
North English
Mrs. Stanley
Town City
John Buckley
O. F. Smaight
L. E. Hulse
Keota
Iowa City
Everette Hulse
Phoenix Hall
C. F. Stierwalt
Chariton and
Ottumwa
Eda Moldre
Muscatine
H. Benn
Sigourney
Lee Moore
Benn
Morse Chocolates
Floyd Shaw
State University
Asher Millinery
the Star
Queen’s Messenger
John Simpson
Monmouth, All
Hampton
Franklin County Normal Institute
Dr. Stryker
George Young
Ethel W. Porter
Chicago
M. DD. Scott
East Second Street
Porter
New York City
Bell Carriage Factory
Frank Bell
Asheroe
Surance
W. M. Sutherland
Louis Hecklinger
Waterloo
Mildred Wabnitz
J. D. Fulham
Will Wabnitz
Eside Kemp & Wagner
Lytle Bros
the Royal
Waukesha
Welch
Todd Stuart
Mutual
Sturgis Moveh
Henry Gut
Taft
Gates
Publican National Committee
W. S. Sturgis
Francis 4. Heney
San Francisco
Heney
Tee
ST. James School
Jepthah
Daugher
Faust
Gounod
Mary Swift
Clara Eagle
Marie Butterfield
Dorothy, Cruz
MacDowell
Naomi
Bloni
Catherine Eagle Maidens
Gilead
Kathleen Bruty
Gertrude Casper
Coetta Waldschmidt
Ela Link
Edna
J. A. Harwood & Son
the Shoers
al Institute Tonight
Mrs. Roberts
T. M. Scrilling
Benz House
Caner Music CO
Piano
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