Marriages Births and Visits From Kalona News
Mrs. Marsh Adams and her young daughter visited Iowa City for a few days. F Be Skola left on a business trip to Des Moines. S. Ross of Wellman handled insurance matters in town. Mrs. Hardy of Riverside visited Dr. Wescott’s family. Mrs. George Weeber and Gracie Weeber returned from a trip to Nira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Marsh Adams
Iowa City
F.be. Skola
Des Moines
S. Ross
Wellman
Hardy
Riverside
Henderson family moved to Ainsworth cemetery lot
The bodies of three Henderson family members were moved from Columbus City cemetery to the family lot in Ainsworth cemetery. June 16 notes mention K Donaldson returning from Minols and visits by Mr. and Mrs. W A Stickley and Mrs. J S Jeffers at the Kephart home near Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Donaldson
Minols
W. A. Stickley
J. S. Jeffers
Little Sons
Kephart
Washington
Henderson
Columbus City
Ainsworth Cemetery
Local arrivals and travels noted among Washington and Newton
D. L. Baird of Washington arrived on the Firefly yesterday. F. G. and A. E. Sands are today in Mt. Pleasant as business visitors. Fred Spalding traveled to Keota yesterday for a brief stay. Lewis Evans and Jesse Marr left yesterday for Canada to seek land purchases. Pearson and daughter May are bound for Newton to visit Mrs. J. Lind Ley Coon at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Baird
Washington
F. G
A. E. Sands
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Spalding
Keota
Lewis Evans
Jesse Marr
Canada
Pearson
May
Newton
J. Lindley Coon
Children’s Day Services At Local Churches Delights Attendances
June events report Children’s day services at M. E. and Baptist churches with tasteful decorations and strong singing, including a ladies’ trio. Rev. W. H. Dillon raised $110 for missions in twenty minutes. Mrs. R. C. Holmes and Mrs. Joe Limerman visited Keota relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB
R. C. Holmes
Keota
The
Baptist Church
A. J. Snider
Wi Groendycke
S. D. Carris
W. H. Dillon
M. E. Church
Joe Limerman
Crawfordsville Social News Notes
Mrs Teeter and Mrs P Keifer returned to Washington after visiting at the Dodder home. Emma Wonderly came home from Tarkio where she attended school. Joan Vesey of Kansas City visited sister in law Mrs M E Vesey. Mae Shockley and children arrived from Washington by the death of her mother Mrs N B Sayre. Mr and Mrs Fred Sipe and children are shopping in Washington. The Misses Jessie and Mary White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Teeter
P. Keifer
Washington
W. A. Dodder
Emma Wonderly
Tarkio
Joan Vesey
Kansas City
M. E. Vesey
Mae Shockley
N. B. Sayre
Fred Sipe
Jessie and
Mary White
Washington Visit Highlights of Burlington Convention
Dr and Mrs H C Hull are guests in Washington today. Mise Nettie Hunter visits Washington. The Burlington district convention opens this evening at the Methodist church with a song service led by Prof E Daugherty. Fraternal greetings come from Rev J B Cotton and Crawfordsville League hosts greet the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sre
Washington
H.C. Hull
J. H. Hull
Mise Nettie Hunter
Burington
Methodist Church
E. ©. Daugherty
J. 8. Cotton
Presbyterian Church
Crawfordsville League
First Mass Under New Priest At Clear Creek
A large crowd traveled from here to Clear Creek this morning for the first mass led by the new priest. Mrs W L McKee hosted a family reunion with about thirty five to forty relatives from Washington Delta and Muscatine. Singmaster's horses arrived this morning. A group of High School youths held a river picnic yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Creek
W. L. McKee
Washington
Delta
Muscatine
Singmaster
Death of Mrs. N. B. Sayre at Crawfordsville
Mrs. N. B. Sayre died at 3:30 PM at her home west of Crawfordsville after paralysis struck on return from Ainsworth. Born Florence Labelle Rockwood May 20 1843 in Washington County she married Nathan Sayre in 1860. Survived by husband nine children two deceased, a stepson, and church affiliation at Wayne Congregational. funeral tomorrow at ten from the Sayre home with burial in the new cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
N. B. Sayre
Nathan Sayre
Here
Frank
Charles
Fred
Leonard
Scott
Hattie King
St. Paul
Anna Bailey
Wm. Sayre
Local residents and visitors noted in Crawfordsville area
Personal items report Julius Conger, a business visitor, and Miss Dot Maxwell arriving from Crawfordsville. Chas Mount played with Ainsworth in a Brighton game. Nellie Adams heads to Waterloo and Chicago for her future home. Mrs Griffith and children depart for Columbus Junction after a visit with J A Jones family. Two carloads of French horses pass through with Stingmaster and sons. J N Shaw and son Harold visit. Shaw now secretary to the president of DL&W in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Conger
Crawfordsville
Dot Maxwell
Chas. Mount
Ainsworth
Brighton
Johnson
Nellie Adams
Waterloo
Chicago
Jacob Trieschmann
Wellman
Mts. Pleasant
J. A. McCoy
Frances
Claude
Dighton
Kansas
Colorado
Stingmaster and Sons
Keola
Ity
France
Clarence Lacey
Keota
New York City
J. N. Shaw
Harold
Mr. Shaw
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Garold
Corn Exchange Bank of
New York
Socials And A Country Wedding In Local Notices
Moonlight picnic by Lewis millinery young ladies and friends south of town. Baptist Sunday School party to Hox Springs today. Minnie Wolfe hosts six o clock dinner for Tondre & Benz young ladies. Epworth League meets at church. W E ladies host social at Sigler home with flag decor and crokinole. Washington Academy Class of 1904 reunion at Miss Gertrude Beard’s near Ainsworth. Pretty home wedding at Yockey home Anna Jane Yockey and Carl Sharp wed. Rev Rogs officiates. Omaha couple to honeymoon there. Out of town guests include Henry R Green Ida Sharp Omaha Sue Yockey Brighton Sam Miller Titus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wolfe
West Second Street
Tondre & Benz
W. E
G. G. Sigler
East Main Street
Corps
Washington Academy
Gertrude Beard
Ainsworth
Gertrude
John Yockey
South Marion Avenue
Anna Jane
Carl A. Sharp
Omaha
F. O. Rogs
Henry Green
Sue Yockey
Sharp
Henry R. Green
Ida Sharp
Brighton
Sam Miller
Titus
Cure for Kidney Disease Promises relief from Electric Bitters
C F Collier of Cherokee Iowa recounts a severe kidney ailment with backache and low mood cured by Electric Bitters. He reports sitting difficulties eased, restoration of health, and endorses the tonic for kidney liver and stomach troubles. Sold by J H Stewart Druggist with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Collier
Cherokee
Iowa
Shem
J. H. Stewart
Local Notes: Arrivals Departures and a New Birth
Miss McCuley leaves for Winfeld and J G Maxwell for Havre. Geo Pauls visited Columbus Junction on business. Johnson the baker offers a full line tomorrow. John B Goldthwaite attends summer school at Cedar Falls. Miss Jack Matthews visits Miss Jessie Noble in Cedar Falls. License to wed issued to Carl A Sharp and Anna J Yockey. Prof R B Crone to Burling ton Normal for two weeks. R Wallace Wapello County Superintendent attends County Normal Institute. Mr and Mrs George McAvoy welcome a daughter born this morning. the McAvoy family notes the rarity of girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Pauls
Columbus Junction
Johnson
John 8. Goldthwaite
Cedar Falls
Jack Matthews
Jessie Noble
Also Mentioned on This Page
the County News
Journal
Kalona
West Chester
Wash Goods Department
India
I. Rothschild & CO
Postoffice
N.B Sayre
K Society
Lewis Millinery Store
Baptist
Hox Springs
Epworth League Bible
Miss McCuley
Winfeld
J. G. Maxwell
Havre
Anna J. Yockey
R. B. Crone
Burlington
Normal
R. Wallace
Wapello
Louisa County
County
George McAvoy
McAvoy
Choice
Chambray
Washington, Iowa
J.c.smiatha’s
Cash Grocery
Gasey’s
Piret Bere Kerth Sete Allen
Dr. King
Colenso
Frank Rogers
Central Ry
St. Pan
Minneapolis
St. Louis
City
Peoria
Traine Hiowes
Mason City
Twin Cities
Lim
Peoria Express Peoria Limited
Loca! Freight
Dally
Tex
MOR
A. B. Cutts, G. sMinneapolis
Ullman Run
Brighton, Ie
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