Local residents meet in brief county notes
Mrs Mae Roth of Wayland visits Mr and Mrs David Fischr. Miss Ina Murphy returns from Washington where she attended normal. Oliver Thompson of Mediapolis arrives. Ada Smith returns to Olds after visiting here. Rev Gardner Robertson and John White drive to Washington. Walker Rankin, former resident and Kansas death, mourned by sister Mary Walker. S W Neal of Washington visits. Viola Walker and daughter Virginia travel to Washington for funeral of Mrs Frank Beatty. Grace Cunningham sails to Cedar Rapids for funeral of Mrs Margaret Beatty Richards. Richards had visited here several times. W K Wooley, Jeannette Wooley, John Wooley and Mrs Gertie Clark depart for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Roth
Way‘land
David Fishrm
Ina Murphy
Washington
Oliver Thompson
Mediapolis
Ada Smith
Olds
Gardner Robertson
John White
Mary Walker
Walker Rankin
Kansas
Rankin
W. Neal
Viola Walker
Virgina
Frank Beatty
Grace Cunningham
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Beatty Richards
Richards
W. K. Wooley
Miller and Cook Spend Day at Nelsons in Keota
Miss Anna Miller of near Fairfield and Miss Jennie Cook visited Keota today to spend the day at the home of Mr and Mrs James Nelson while staying as guests at the J D Dayton residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Miller
Mear Fairfield
J D. Dayton
Jennie Cook
Keota
James Nelson
The Burning of Rome at the Airdome Delights Large Crowd
A large crowd packed the Airdome to view the new moving picture The Burning of Rome and Nero and the Burning of Romee. The high class, educational production mixed history with a thrilling love story of Christians and pagans, ending with faith and the cross. The program also featured Holland life scenes, colored magic, dramatic songs, and a strong band, with a promise of similar shows tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nero
Diana
Rome
Airdome
Holland
Bargain Linen Sale Listing with Odd Prices
An old advertisement lists assorted table linens at various low prices including 79c 75e and 66c 50e values. Items include bleached linen and heavy Huck towels sized 18x34 inches, with additional price notes and catalog numbers.
Textile and Hosiery Bargains at Discounted Prices
Readable list of fabric and garment prices showing various bargains. Mentions Figured and Plaid White Goods, American Beauty, Ba tiste Hose Supporters, Fine Batiste, and Nutmeg related items with values ranging from 19c to 79c per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Hose
Local News Briefs From Star and City Visitors
Extra fine program at the Star. Pearl Gardner of Newton was a business caller in the city today. Leonard Bailey left for Eldon on business. Charles Hulick arrived from Ainsworth and spent the day in the city. Byron Vastine and Grace Gowey visited and returned home. Dr. and Mrs. Ed Allen and Miss Hope Allen of Wayland were in town yesterday. Mrs. Mary Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hill visited from Wayland. Mrs. Kiburz and Mrs. Joan McEwen traveled to Ottumwa for the day. Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Graham and baby Alice Elizabeth returned to Keota. Charles H. Pauls left for Brighton to take charge of the bank in Endicott’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Gardner
Newton
the Royal
Leonard Bailey
Eldon
Charles Hulick
Ainsworth
Byron Vastine
Richland
J. C. Swift
Grace Gowey
Brighton
Normal Institute
Ed Allen
Hope Allen
Wayland
Mary Martin
Ben Hill
Daily Star Vienna Transit Roundup
John Sullivan and F L Stewart were passengers on local trains to Ainsworth and Branch this morning for brief business. Ruby Hulse, Ellery Foster, James Wooley, Burrell Foster, and N M Anderson returned home or to their destinations after short trips. Dave Teuscher arrived from Texas and went on to Keota to spend Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
Ainsworth
Vienna
F. L. Stewart
Burrell Foster
Wellman
Normal Institute
Ruby Hulse
Keota
James Wooley
N. M. Anderson
G. T. Auld
Dave Teuscher
Texas
Notable Social Notes From Manhattan To Reading
Miss Emma Wittle of Mannheim dreams of an untimely death and learns his passing on Reading streets. Mrs Betty Vevey of Worcester aged ninety six still peddles bluing and walks miles daily after a slave lineage. Mrs Russell Sage buys a 604 Fifth Avenue New York home for 400000 and will convert her former residence to business use. Mrs Robert Van Wyck promotes Vedanta to Paris society as New York’s familiar yet Paris’ outsiders. Mrs Warren C Fairbanks praised as the prettiest American woman by Burne Jones amid fashion trends. The Gardner legacy shifts to ongoing Fenway museum maintenance rather than a Boston collection donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Wittle
Mannheim
Reading
Betty Vevey
Worcester
Mass
Peddies Bluing
Russell Sage
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Sage
Robert van Wyck
New York
Paris Society
America
Burne-Jones
Warren C. Fairbanks
Leap Year Ethics and Romance Advice
A St Paul Pioneer Press fragment quotes a maxim that a young lady should not waste a young gentleman's time. It notes that calling without intent to propose wastes time and hints at social rules for engagements in a leap year era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Pioneer
Will Write Up Convention By The Register and Leader
The Register and Leader announces exclusive services of Alex Miller to write up the Democratic convention in Denver early in July. Miller will deliver a readable account praised by W. R. Ward of Dyersburg Tenn for Foley's Urino Laxative. Naval maneuvers at the Star to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register and Leader
Alex Miller
Denver
Miller
W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
Foley
Lemmon
Colo
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colorado
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
Knoxville
Centerville
Iowa
Tammany Hall
Chicago
J. E. Kunath
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