Carnival Guests Fill Havre and Winfield Visitors
Local residents return from a day at the carnival with J A Hillhouse Mrs W E Green and other Winfield attendees. Bertha McGlade Jos ephine Haverhill from Winfield attended yesterday as W G Patterson and O Swan came back to Winfield this morning. J D Patterson of Winfield spent yesterday at the carnival visiting the Art Cockayne home. Mrs W W Boyles from Trenton Mo. left for her home after visiting Mrs James A Ward. William Randall and his son Charles from Crawfordsville and Colorado Springs arrived to enjoy Pike shows today.
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W. E. Green
Winfield
Bertha McGlade
Josephine Haverhill
W. G. Patterson
O. ©. Swan
J. D. Patterson
Art Cockayne
W. W. Boyles
Trenton
James A. Ward
Wm. Randall
Crawfordsville
Charles
Colorado Springs
J. R. Hardin
Carrie
Washington
M. A. Hardin
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Myrtle
Wellman
Susie Edgington
Richard Donaldson
Kupka
Riverside
Frank Wood
Hugh Hall
Davenport
Fannie Rowan
J. W. Dunham
V. J0. McConnell
Myrtle Megdelson
Keokuk
H. B. Hamilton
Mrs. Brown
J. M. Stewart, Jr
Davenportt
Poland
C. P. Nichols
Knouse
Muscatine
W. A. Chapel
Novelty
E. T. Neal
Martina
John Clegg
Alice Stephens
Columbus Junction
Grangeville
Idaho
Agent Fish
Mary Deyoe
Cedar Falls
Ed Randolph
Nannie Leacox
Monmouth
Ill
H. A. Brownell
Mildred Moritz
Milwaukee
Ray Hulse
Thos
Isaac Marr
Hazel Williams
Nel Stevenson
Burlington
Young People's Christian Union Elect Officers
At the closing of the Young People's Christian Union of the United Presbyterian church in Burlington the officers were elected Tuesday and Wednesday. Arthur Sprague of Columbus Junction was chosen president with William Schott of Burlington as vice president and Nannie Leacock of Keota as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Young People’s Christian Union of the
United Presbyterian Church
Arthur Sprague
Columbus Junction
William Schott
Nannie Leacox
Keota
How to Break Up a Cold Quickly
Early signs of a cold include a dry cough and a watery nasal discharge. Taking Chamberlain's cough remedy hourly at the first symptoms counteracts the illness and can restore health within a day or two. Sold by Cook & Sherman and Stewart's pharmacy.
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Cook & Sherman and
Stewart's Pharmacy
The County News Hometown Happenings Report
Journal correspondents report the day’s community happenings with brief notes on local events. Updates cover meetings, profiles, and small gatherings affecting residents across districts.
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Journal
Where the People Go That They Do Accidents, Deaths and Marriages
Local notice column reports accidents and deaths, along with births and marriages, compiled by the news gatherer. Names and dates are listed as read from municipal records, reflecting the community’s timely life events.
Carnival Traffic and Wedding Trips Across Washington
Forty five tickets sold to Washington as carnival crowds return home. J W Kirkpatrick attends sister Myrtle’s wedding in Wellman. Various residents travel to Washington and Wellman for visits and ceremonies while Mr and Mrs McConnell welcome a newborn daughter.
Miller Family Attends Washington Carnival Visit
Mrs. C. Vincent and M. L. Miller with family spent yesterday with relatives in Washington and attended the local carnival events.
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Vincent
M. L. Miller
Washington
Twin Birth and Local Visits Highlight Week
Chauncey Myers shelled corn for Kima Brimha on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Beal welcomed twins a boy and a girl with nurse Mrs. Laughead attending in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Wil Todd visited the carnival on Wednesday along with Misses Hertie and Mazie Pamer. Mrs. Gertie Noacker entertained friends from Pilotsburg on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Myers
Local visits mix with church event notes in town
June 22 entry reports J B Drayne visiting the Cal Long home in Washington. Nora Hamilton returns from Burlington after attending the U P church Young People's convention. West Chester is well represented at Washington Street events.
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J. B. Drayne
Cal Long
Washington
Nora Hamilton
Burlington
Young People's
U. P. Church
West Chester
Engagement Announced At East Washington Home
Miss Mabel Emmons hosted about ten young ladies at her East Washington street residence last evening. After a 6 30 supper she announced the engagement of her sister Sarah Emmons to Mr Glen V Pope with a July wedding planned.
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Mabel Emmons
East Washington Street
Gentlemen Friends Attend Farewell at Miss McCahon Home
Last evening the Merry Maids and their gentlemen friends enjoyed a happy farewell gathering for Miss Jane McCahon at her East Main street home after a night of dancing at the Pike.
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Hannah Eicher
East Main Street
Jane McCahon
Carnival fences restrict movement on north and east streets
Authorities grant permission to fence off north and east sides of the state to keep vehicles other than baby carriages from those streets. Last night the request was ignored, but tonight a rope will be stretched to prohibit driving on these streets.
Pension Granted to Father for Son’s Death in Service
David Crawford secured a government pension of 12 a month for his son Fred who died in ISVS while serving as a U S volunteer. Oliver Gray received word from his wife in Vevay Indiana of the death on the 10th of Mrs Mary Buttles, known here for prior visits. Mrs Gray was called east due to her mother’s illness about two weeks ago.
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W. M. White
Bud White
San Francisco
Calif
Detroit
Mich
David Crawford
United States
Fred
U.S
Oliver Gray
Vevay
Ind
Mary Buttles
The Chameleon Doubled Mind and Half Awake
An Exchange summary notes the chameleon exhibits double birth like division of nervous centers. Each half acts independently influencing perception and movement. It cannot swim, becomes frightened and loses concentration when in water, and may sleep on one side while the other remains awake with the eye reacting to light.
Sharks Tail on Ship Bowsprit Believed Lucky
London King notes sailors attach a shark tail to the bowsprit or mast top as a charm. The tail, resembling leather, is said to forecast fair weather and favorable voyages, though it is just a superstition.
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London
Carnival Gossip and Local Travel Notes in Ainsworth
Clergy W G Thorne and several residents travel for business and social visits in the area including Miss Blanche McKee’s trip to Chicago for her mother’s illness. The city sees arrivals from Keota and St Louis, Rock Island transport of cherries, and local players visiting for games.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Regular Bowels
An alarmist note warns against neglect of clogged bowels and a torpid liver leading to chronic constipation. The ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills are the best gentle regulators of stomach and bowels, guaranteed by Stewart the druggist, priced 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Stewart
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