Doings of the People Happenings in County Communities
A collage of short notices from June 1912 itemizing visits and social movements. Residents like Mr and Mrs M L Huston Mrs J F Frain and families make Washington and Burlington stops. Don Brindley buys an Apperson auto.
Local Notes thinly spread across West Chester on June 24 1912
West Chester reports daily happenings as residents make purchases including autos and cattle. Irven Coffey buys lots in Hennon addition and builds a home. J L Coffey's son visits from Wellman. Dr J G Henderson's relatives visit. revival meetings at the Baptist church continue with Rev E L Phipps preaching illustrated sermons for children.
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C. C. Nevins
FE. M. F
Lytle Bros
Irven Coffey
Hennon
J. L. Coffey
Wellman
J. G. Henderson
Sidney Seaberry
Sidney Smith
Baptist Church
E. L. Phipps
J. E. Palmer
W. L. Goodspeed
Chicago
Alice
Lexingtons
W. E. Augustine
Jas. Lewis
Oskaloosa
Local Visitors Reported From Washington and Burlington
Crawfordsville notes a string of social visits and travelers with James Wilson A H Wallace and J A Y Ashby from Washington stopping here Saturday Miss Blanche Silas visiting Burlington Mrs S W Huston returned from Columbus Junction and others including KE Davidson and son N L Long home Wanda Harvey Grace Tomlinson Ruth Franklin and several others were passengers to Washington yesterday plus Stella Lease to visit Rhea White Lee Shaffer of Washington spent Sunday with relatives here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
James Wilson
A. H. Wallace
J. A. Y. Ashby
Washington
Blanche Silas
Burlington
S. W. Huston
Columbus Junction
KE. J. Davidson
Forrest
M. D. Yard
Wanda Harvey
Grace Tomlinson
Ruth Franklin
Joseph Murphy
Jennie Stevenson
Robert McC
Death of Albert Taylor at Ainsworth
Albert Taylor dies at his home four miles north of Ainsworth on June 24 1912 born February 8 1834 in Venango County Pennsylvania. He married Julena McCreedy in 1855 and had five sons and one daughter. Funeral services were held at his home and United Brethren church with interment at Ainsworth cemetery. A newborn baby to Stephen D Ross and wife is reported fragile.
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Rock Island County
Illinois
Otoe County
Nebraska
Fremont County
Iowa
Taylor
Cassius M
Numa
Milton D
Milford
W. H
Cherokee
Clinton
Plano
Harry
Mt. Ayr
Smith
United Brethren Church
J. B. Sullivan
Ainsworth Cemetery
Stephen D. Ross
Confessional Consequences me Confessional Consequences me
A nameless narrator runs a grim confessional business, guiding Felicia and Rolfe through flirtations, heartbreak, and secret marriages. The tale culminates in Felicia and Rolfe eloping to South America, while the confessor learns a bitter lesson about meddling and consequences.
McCormick Family Feuds Over Mush And Milk
A humorous anecdote from Cyrus Hall McCormick’s era describes Mr Justice Monkey dividing cheese between two owners and a rigid officer at the McCormick table who mis-coordinated cornmeal mush and milk. The colonel ends up overwhelmed after repeated swapped portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Monkey
C. H. McCormick
Cyrus Hall McCormick
McCormick
No Wives in Old Venetian Embassies
A historical note recalls Venetian ambassadors in the 15th and 16th centuries traveled alone. The council barred wives from accompanying ministers to avoid distractions and ensure a proper embassy establishment. The stance provoked amused and justified responses from the ladies.
Rubbing It In Scene in Amateur Theatrics
Sapleigh questions parts offered by the fair manager and is told he may play the heroine’s father. The manager notes the heroine is an orphan and Sapleigh should remain dead for the part, highlighting a theatrical joke in the dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coachem
Young Sapleigh
Sapleigh
Doucher
Contempt verdict in Buck store boycott case
Justice Wright of the District Court finds Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell in contempt of court for violating the injunction against boycott in the Buck store case. Gompers gets twelve months Morrison six months Mitchell not sentenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Buck
Weather and a testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills in Covena
A summer day reaches 87 degrees per official records kept by W. A. Cook. Mrs. Lela Love of Covena, Ga praises Foley Kidney Pills, saying they gave quick relief for sluggish kidneys and recommending them to others. Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Love
Wiley Love
Covena
Market Open with Mixed and Steady Receipts Across Commodities
Chicago June 24 1912 opening shows mixed price ranges 7.20 to 7.72 for hogs and cattle receipts around 17 000 to 18 000 with steady to strong sheep market. Second report notes hog receipts 42 000 and weekly totals 117 858 cattle 18 000 and sheep 20 000 with diverse bids and regional price bands.
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Chicago
Ill
Reeves
Texas
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