Big program at the Airdome and local bargains
Airdome features Alabama and the Thieves Diabolical Thief and more with 5 and 10 cent admission. Hams bacon and lard offered at Royal store. eggs promoted at 13 cents a dozen at Patton Gro. Co. Charles D. Gorham travels to Garden City Kansas for property interests. Miss Anna Goettsch and Dr C D Harlan visit Miss Esther Maxwell. Foley's Urino Laxative praised by W R Ward of Dyersburg as a remedy for chronic constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Alabama
W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
Foley
Lemmon
Doings of the People in the County News Item
June 13 local notes report Mrs. David Fishburn returning from Crawfordsville after a visit with Mrs Mae Roth. Frank Boller, Iowa City dentistry graduate, visits family before Iowa City commencement. Families travel to Mt Pleasant and Washington for visits. Teachers meet at Mrs Elizabeth Rittler home. Homer Davis buys a new automobile. Newborn sons for Mr and Mrs C K Schantz and Mr and Mrs Peter Wyse. Several residents visit relatives and attend church services. Oscar Pratt buried after death at the county farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fishburn
Crawfordsville
Mae Roth
Frank Boller
Department of Dentistry
Iowa City
Sam Berg
Mt. Pleasant
Homer Davis
C. K. Schantz
Peter Wyse
John Wittrig
Elmer Rittler
Mennonite Church
D. Everette Smith
Indianola
United Presbyterian Church
Oscar Pratt
County Farm
C. E. Anderson and Sons
Morris and Lisle
Washington
Capwell
Garrison
Iowa
Genung
Jap Neiswanger
William Hood
Adams County
John Rittler
K P Memorial Service Honors Deceased Pythians
The Knights of Pythias Orion lodge No 75 held a memorial procession and graveside services at Elm Grove and City cemeteries. Around sixty members participated, each bearing a floral triangle for decorations. Names of departed members interred at Elm Grove include Looney, Messenger, Morrison, Wilson, and others. at City Cemetery Frank White, Conger, and Allen are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythias
Orion Lodge No. 75
Temple Building
Elm Grove
City
J. C C. Ford
Thompson Brookhart
John Zaring
Washington
James T. Looney
H. H. Messenger
J.T. Morrison
Bert Wilson
W. H. Hott
L. Kline
Vinton Nash
A. Smouse
W. N. Hood
Frank Bartholomew
Frank Massey
J. R. Burroughs
Eugene Anderson
W. M. Squire
R. R. Lane
O. E. Rork
Thomas Dupuis
G. W. Biskamp
Bert Ragan
C. S. Reeves
C. N. Stewart
Ed. Nicholson
City Cemetery
Frank White
R. R. Conger
J. T. Allen
Local Social Roundup From June Weekend Departures
Mrs D D Stephens left Saturday for relatives in Illinois. M L Olds traveled with Mrs Julia Nicholson at Knoxville. Miss Vera Miller visited Washington Saturday. Ed Rhodes and son Teddy conducted business in Muscatine. Mrs O D Chapel and friends visited Washington. Miss Emma Pratt left for Ida Pratt residence near Lexington. Ladies Aid Society event at the Methodist church was postponed to Thursday evening June 18 due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Stephens
Ilinois
M. L. Olds
Washington
Julia Nicholson
J. A. Matthews
Knoxville
Vera Miller
Ed Rhodes
Teddy
Muscatine
O. D. Chapel
Mmes. Bybee
Emma Pratt
Ida Pratt
Lexington
Methodist
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sermons by Rev R W Hughes and local notices
The Rev R W Hughes of Oskaloosa preached two sermons in town on Sunday. A colt was killed by lightning during last week’s storms. The funeral of Mrs May Fitch Van Dyke was held Saturday afternoon led by Rev Barnett of Richland. Raper Dutweiler bought a cream separator from Neville Pringle. Mrs B G Neville of Richland visited Mrs Henry Morgan. Mmes Schmitter and Johnson of Rubio were callers Tuesday. Mrs Hettie Draper and daughter of Illinois stayed with her brother Frank Miksch over Sunday. Helen Waterman left for Cedar Falls to attend summer school. Mrs A J Robinson of Richland and sister Mrs Chas Mellicher of Anamosa visited Mrs E L Hamilton Thursday. A J Moraga finished shearing his sheep and goats with a machine that lightens the work except for the lad turning the crank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hughes
Oskaloosa
Wm. Leppert
May Fitch van Dyke
Mr. Barnett
Richland
Raper Dutweiler
Neville & Pringle
B. G. Neville
Henry Morgan
Mmes. Schmitter and Johnson
Rubio
Hettie Draper
Ilinois
Frank Miksch
Helen Waterman
Cedar Falls
A. J. Robinson
Chas. Mellicher
Anamosa
E. L. Hamilton
A. J. Moraga
Visit Ends As Chicago Couple Leave Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville June 15. Mr. and Mrs. Hook of Chicago have been visiting friends and relatives here. The short stay concluded as they prepared to depart, plans undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hook
Chicago
Strawberry shortcake ice cream social postponed in Westchester
Westchester report notes the strawberry shortcake and ice cream social scheduled for June 15 was postponed. The notice mentions a community event likely to be held at a local venue with participation by residents and families, though details were incomplete.
Ladies Aid Strawberry Social At New Haven Church
The Ladies Aid society of the New Haven church will host a strawberry and ice cream social in the church yard Tuesday evening, June 16. Everyone is cordially invited. The Misses May Rose and Lola Duncan of Winfield were entertained yesterday at the Wm. G. Mc Creedy home northeast of the city.
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Ladies Aid Society of
New Haven Church
Church Yard
May, Rose and
Lola Duncan
Winfield
Wm. G. McCreedy
City
Philathea Club Event At Atkinsons Home Tonight
The Philathea club of the Methodist church will be entertained this evening at the home of Misses Alice and Nellie Atkinson, located west of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Club
Methodist Church
Alice and
Nellie Atkinson
Social Evening Plans at West Main Street Home
The Ready Maids meet this evening at Miss Martha Brindley’s home on West Main street. Mr. and Mrs. J KR Maxwell will host dinner tonight honoring Miss Goettsch of Carthage Missouri and Dr C D Harlan of Hot Springs South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Brindley
West Main Street
Misses Esther and Elizabeth Fotsch Entertained in Muscatine
The Misses Esther and Elizabeth Fotsch along with Miss Florence Mark and Master Irving Mark of Muscatine were entertained yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A Adams on East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther and
Elizabeth Fotsch
Florence Mark
Irving Mark
Muscatine
And
A. Adams
East Second Street
Miss Dora Clapper Hosts East Main Evening
Miss Dora Clapper will entertain this evening at her home on East Main street in honor of Miss Hazel Rhodes of Stuttgart Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Clapper
East Main Street
Hazel Rhodes
Stuttgart
Ark
S A Club Guests at Miss Marian Stewart's Home
The S. A. club will be the guest of Miss Marian Stewart this evening at her home on West Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A
Marian Stewart
West Washington Street
Mrs Ed McCaulley Hosts Dinner For Stuttgart Guest
Mrs Ed McCaulley will entertain at a dinner party this evening as a compliment to Mrs Homer Rhodes of Stuttgart Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McCaulley
Homer Rhodes
Stuttgart
Ark
The Merry Widow to Return in Tomorrow’s Issue
Notice states the next installment of The Merry Widow will appear in tomorrow's issue, guiding readers to await the new chapter and continue the serialized story in the upcoming edition.
Kidney Remedy Cures Wayne Woman Suffering
Mrs S L Bowen of Wayne West Virginia writes that kidney disease left her bedridden and unable to stand straight. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy a one dollar bottle and part of a second cured her entirely. Lemmon's Pharmacy advertises the product as working where others fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L Bowen
Wayne, W. Va
Foley
Railroad notes on flood affecting rail traffic to Kansas City
High water at Kansas City has not greatly disrupted Milwaukee traffic to date though a suspension notice may come. Milwaukee tracks appear better than other lines. Rock Island C B Q and Wabash must run trains over Milwaukee from Kansas City to Birmingham. Damages to railway property in the area are substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Rock Island
Wabash
Birmingham
Airdome Tonight Presents Moving Pictures and Songs
Large program at the Airdome features Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves Dora a Rustic Idyll Diabolical Pink Pocket The Spiritualistic Stance The Mountaineers The Moonshiner's Den Plus illustrated songs Just Remember I Love You Won't You Be My Baby Boy Admission 5 and 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Ali Baba
Forty Thieves
Dora
Mountaineers
Notice KoP Work in Second Rank Monday Night
Work will occur in the second rank on Monday night with full attendance desired.
Regular post meeting notice for GC Boies Pit
Regular post meeting planned for tomorrow night with goal of good attendance. GC Boies Pit stated as organizing group and venue implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boies
Airdome this evening wedding and party orders
Wedding and party orders a special ty at the Vienna bakery. Phone 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Doctoring indigestion yields praise for King’s New Life Pills
B F Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina writes after 15 years of chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars that Dr King’s New Life Pills are the best pills ever sold. Lemmon’s Pharmacy sells them under guarantee for 26 1/2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
B. F. Ayscue
Ingleside
N. C
Lemmon's Pharmacy
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Washington, Ia
East Main
Washington. Mutual
Miller Seed
Marbourg & Helwick
Colenso
J. A. Cunningham's Sons Store
Griggs
Mutual
M. J. Orr
M.w
City Hospital
Journal
Ahas. D. Gorham
Klein Klothing Ko
Waldschmidt’s
Carnes Ratliff Com.co
Howard L. McGreery
Union Stock Yards
Hil
Frank Rogers
Star
The
the Star
the Royal
Patton Gro. Co
Charles D. Gorham
Garden City
Kan
Anna Goettsch
Carthage Hospital
Missouri
C. D. Harlan
Army and Navy Hospital
8. D
Esther Maxwell
Vienna Bakery
Marion T. Anderson
the County News
Wayland
K. P. Memorial
Knights of Pythias
Cular
Ainsworth
Clay
Westchester
Good Clothes
You
Steck
H. F. Steck the Jeweler
Ladies and
FOX & Dewey
Railroad Notes
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
G. E. Gissell
W. Gedson
Gorner
12Th Avenue
Washington County Savings Bank
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