Local Bakery and Business News From Hays and Area
Ice cream offerings are highlighted at Hays with cream sponge hermits and cup cakes at the Vienna. W. W. Harvey visited Haskins on business this morning. Alvin C. Hasty of Kalona was a city visitor yesterday. Johnson's bakery shows the finest line of goods. John Bring returned from Columbus Junction on business for Sol Rich & Co. Mrs. M. C. Doig visited relatives near the city and left for Creston, Iowa.
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Hays
The
Vienna
Alvin C. Hasty
Kalona
Johnson's
John Bring
Columbus Junction
Sol Rich & Co
M. C. Doig
Mahion Smith
Roy Dawson
Creston
Iowa
Mary Shuell
Parnell
Dr Pierce Publishes Full Ingredient List for Medicines
Buffalo based Dr. R V Pierce releases a complete ingredient list for his Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. He mails free booklets proving ingredients, no alcohol or narcotics, sourced from native medicinal roots and used historically by Indigenous practitioners.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Kk. V. Pierce
N. Y
Pierce
Injured Attorney Bannister and Miss Pelton Hurt in Runaway
Robert Bannister a well known attorney and Miss Daisy Pelton a prominent East Side girl were severely injured when Bannister's horse ran amok on East Thirteenth Street and Grand Avenue. Bannister suffered a deep scalp wound and concussion while Pelton sustained facial injuries. Both were hospitalized and expected to recover though permanent effects are possible.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Robert Bannister
Daisy Pelton
East Side
East Thirteenth Street
Grand Avenue
Bannister
Iowa City
Miss Pelton
Methodist Hospital
Tenth
Old Riverman Zach Sutter Dies in LeClaire Iowa
Zach Sutter longtime Mississippi river pilot died at his LeClaire home after a long career beginning before steamers. Born in 1851 in LeClaire he piloted on Davenport LeClaire rapids when rafts used sweeps. For forty years he was a well known river man on the Father of Waters.
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Davenport
Iowa
Zach Sutter
LeClaire
Davenport- LeClaire
Last Shaker Henry Bear Dies in Preston Ohio
Henry Bear the last of the Shakers or Millerites, died at his Preston Ohio home. He was a brother of Mrs. John Frank of Webster City Iowa. The Millerites arose in the 1840s with intense belief in Christ’s imminent second coming and the surrender of possessions. Hundreds in Cincinnati and elsewhere joined, gave away goods, and awaited the Lord while dressed in white atop housetops.
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Webster City
Iowa
Henry Bear
Bear
Cincinnati
Reception for Col. Palmer by Iowa Grand Army of the Republic
An informal reception for Col. D. J. Palmer new commander of the Department of Iowa G A R is planned at his residence this evening at six by J G White post and local veterans. Assemble in post room at 7 30. Miss Kate Ogburn arrives from Oskaloosa at six and will speak at the Methodist church tomorrow. Mrs J E Bidwell and son Myrie depart for Rock Island to visit Mrs Grace Cressey.
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Col
D. J. Palmer
Department of Iowa
Grand Army of the Republic
J. G. White Post
Kate Ogburn
Oskaloosa
J. E. Bidwell
Myrie
Rock Island
Grace Cressey
Everything fresh at the Vienna this evening
Local notices show bakery specials at the Vienna with sunshine cakes gooseberry pies fresh berries and rolls. Residents travel from Ainsworth Grinnell Cedar Rapids and Dubuque attend events visit relatives and return home.
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The
Vienna
Patriotism and Flags Mark 150th Anniversary Program
Society members decorate with stripes and Washington portraits for a patriotic event. Mrs J A Harwood outlines the 150th anniversary of the American flag while papers on the flag history the old north church and the Star Spangled Banner are read. Hallie Berdo delivers an impressive recitation of Paul Revere's Ride.
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George Washington
J. A. Harwood
Martha Wilson
America
Anna Henderson
Corbin
Old North Church
Ida Bailey
Hallie Berdo
Paul Revere
Missionary Tea Set at Presbyterian Church Lawn
The missionary tea will be served on the Presbyterian church lawn Tuesday evening June 18 from 5 to 7. Brighton and Mrs Seth Thomas of Fort Dodge are listed hosts. Mr and Mrs G C Roscoe and Miss Flossie Peck chaperoned a party to Sunset park last evening, taking supper there and spending the evening.
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Presbyterian Church
Brighton
Seth Thomas
Fort Dodge
G.C. Roscoe
Flossie Peck
Sunset Park
the Park
Baptist church young people host good luck social
The Baptist church youth held a social in the church parlors with ten cent poem admissions. Decorations featured good luck symbols and a frappe booth run by Clare Jay, Ruth Brindley, and Jeannette Lemley. The program included readings, a piano duet, a solo, and impromptu speeches.
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The
Baptist Church
Clare Jay
Ruth Brindley
Jeannette Lemley
Nellie Bowman
Carol Forgey
Hazel Meek
Young group drives to Coppock for lunch yesterday
A party of young people drove to Coppock yesterday afternoon about four o'clock and took their lunch.
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Coppock
Ready Maids Picnic in Sunset Park
The Ready Maids picnicked yesterday in Sunset Park. They arrived in the afternoon and stayed until late in the evening.
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Sunset Park
Miss Etta Whiting Hosts Evening for Bride-to-Be
Miss Etta Whiting will entertain this evening in honor of Miss Bessie McClean who will wed George Shaw next week in a forthcoming wedding ceremony reported in local society notes.
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Etta Whiting
Bessie McClean
George Shaw
At Home Invitations Issued by Misses Wells and Nicola
Misses Stella Wells and Blanche Nicola issue invitations for an At Home on Monday after noon June 17 at the Wells home on East Washington Street.
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Stella Wells
Blanche Nicola
Wells
East Washington Street
Miss Stella Savage Feted At Teeter Home Party
Miss Stella Savage was honored at a misc shower hosted by Miss Cora Porter on West Washington Street. Guests enjoyed pink and white decor, poems with gifts, a luncheon, and toasts from Mrs. Orville Elder. out of town guests included Mrs. Chas Woodford and Miss Ella Woodford.
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Stella Savage
Cora Porter
Teeter
West
Washington Street
Miss Savage
Ella Woodford
Mame Shearer
Ruth Latta
Orville Elder
Stella
Suella Kerr
Seth Thomas
Chas. Woodford
Martha Emry
Roy Emry
Grace Hill Sunday School Party at Buxbaum Home
Mrs. Anna Rehmel hosted a Grace Hill gathering for her Sunday school class and sisters at the Buxbaum home. Contests and music opened the evening with Miss Bessie Taylor winning a guessing contest, followed by solos from Rev. R Heubner and Katherine Buxbaum, and a three course supper by Emma Buxbaum.
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Anna Rehmel
Buxbaum
Grace Hill
Bessie Taylor
Fred
William Longer
Ernest Miller
Harry Taylor
Henry Beitell
Ollie Richardson
Flag Day Celebration At Lemmon Home By DAR
Flag Day was honored last evening at Mrs J E Lemmon home by the local Daughters of the American Revolution chapter. The house was adorned with a profusion of flags in tribute to the occasion. The Stars and Stripes theme framed the ceremony.
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8S. B. Harrison
Wyman
J. E. Lemmon
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Gladys Carson Hosts Thirteenth Birthday Party
Miss Gladys Carson entertained about thirty young friends yesterday afternoon from 2 to 5 with music and games. Refreshments of ice cream cake and candy were served by Mrs. Charles Darbyshire and Misses Florence Humble and Margaret Carson. Gladys received many pretty gifts as remembrances.
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Gladys Carson
Charles Darbyshire
Florence Humble
Margaret Carson
Gladys
Demolished buggy during medical call in town
Dr C W Mc Laughlin on a professional visit in the northeast part of town. Sheriff Black and a recently arrested man in another vehicle frightened the doctor’s horse tied at a hitching post. The horse runaway demolished the buggy but lines wrapped around a wheel and stopped the horse before further damage.
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C. W. McLaughlin
Sheriff Black
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Ainsworth
City
Nellie Clegg
Edith Bailey
University
R. A. Riley
John Bryson
Dubuque
Ludwig Simon
Sol Rich
Chicago
Harold Giesler
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Ella Dawson
J. S. Shearer
Aledo
Ill
Dade B. Shearer
Miss Dade
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Grace Hartman
Winfield
T. A. Jones
Veda Stryker
Nellie Ross
Grinnell
Guy Mintle
Mrs. Sherrick
Mrs. Holland
E. J. Caldwell
Baby
Marjory
Elizabeth Burnside
John Graber
Noble
D. H. Hamil
Johnson's Bakery
Ella Proudfit
Merle
Crawfordsville
Mary Jones
Harriet Pickett
Wapello
R. Wolfe
E.S. Frey
Keota
W. R. Sawhill
Tarkio
Tarkio College
J. L. Clark
Cadiz
Ohio
8. L. Welch
Titus
M. G. Long
M. G. Campbell
Fresno
Calif
Harmon
North Side
Kein Kot
Bosston
Florida
J. GC. Smith’s Cash Grocery
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