Local Happenings Bring News From Nearby Homes
I Klein returned home from Davenport. Chas Rupper and Mrs Scranton incur grip. several residents visit Crawfordsville. Visitors include J A McCutcheon and son Ward to Iowa City and Will Laughead from Mt Pleasant. Quiet exchanges and short trips mark a typical week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence McChessney
Crawfordsville
J. H. Augustine
Oskaloosa
J. A. McCutcheon
Son Ward
Iowa City
C W. Harper
JS. Shaffer
Local society notes and upcoming marriage plans in Keota area
Mrs Powell leaves for Davenport with plans to settle there. Visits end for Mrs Renshaw and Mrs Henderson in Winfield. Forty youths enjoy a social at J E Miller’s with Moore’s orchestra. Presbyterian Ladies host 25 cent chicken pie dinner Saturday. Miss Davis visits from Mt Pleasant. Isenhart accompanies to Fairfield. Literary society holds final winter meeting with bay ladders and fun. O T Smith group moves into Col Nicola’s property. he’s Plano agent. Invitations issued for Fred Stewart and Tillie Bowers marriage March 5 in their Keota home. M P Miller eyed for school board. R R Rowland declines candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Home Missionary Ladies
Swift
North Side
Davis
Mt. Pleasant
Nina Isenhart
Miss Isenhart
Fairfield
South Brick School
Society
O. T. Smith
Chariton
Col. Nicola
A. S. Hays
Smith
Plano Company
Fred Stewart
Tillie Bowers
Keota
M. P. Miller
First
R.R Rowland
Stewart's Pharmacy Ad Promises Free Sample Pile Cure
An old line promotes Rectol as a free if it fails to cure pile medicine with a guaranteed no cure no pay offer. Each package includes a pile pipe free and a 50 cent price. Samples are advertised as free by Stewart's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Local News From Kalona and Riverside Notes
Kalona reports F G Marshall went to Wapello on business. Clark Coffman returns from Goshen visit with parents. Brighton notes Otto Coe from De Soto visiting Mrs G Q Smith. Mrs Ditmar buys Buck’s millinery. J J Kyle and Nellie visit Fairfield. Chas Shaffer dies at 45 from consumption. funeral held. Shaffer family from South English and Montezuma attend. Infant Wombacker child critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Otto Coe
de Soto
GQ. W. Smith
Mulliken
Montezuma
Chas. Shafter
Ed Wombacker
Schultz Newlon Verdi Bride Marries Schultz at Parsonage
Miss Laura Newland of near Verdi and Herman Schultz wed at six oclock Wednesday evening at the M E parsonage in a ceremony conducted by Rev I B Schreckengast. They will reside on a farm three miles southwest of the city and are praised for bright prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Newland
Near Verdi
Herman Schultz
M. E. Parsonage
I. B. Schreckengast
Schultz
New Telephone Units Placed by Washington Tel Co
Washington Tel company installed two new phones yesterday with several more to come. A note urges readers to cut out names and add them to their directory. Mrs Alf Chil cote hosted a rag sewing event with forty ladies and six gentlemen, prize given for fastest sewer, lunch served, twenty pounds of rags prepared. Eucaline Toilet Powder advertised as superior for nursery use, sold by druggists. Mrs P A Shockley visited Ainsworth yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Telephone Company
Dr. Ballard
Brown Buggy Co
Henry Looney
Darbyshire
Community Notes Roundup From Grace Hill And Nearby
Local news from Grace Hill to Keota notes birthdays and visits. Mrs J J Rebmel and neighbors celebrate at Charles McKinstry’s home. Poles hauled for a spring telephone line. Brinning moves to a new Crawfordsville farm. Brinton hauls stone for a new barn. Miss Emma Thomas returns from Iowa City. Phoema Brown and Homer Coffman wed at the Brown home near Keota. couple to live on a farm north of town. Senior high hoists orange and white colors. local minstrels schedule. Kindergarten opening postponed to March 11 after Miss Isabel Davidson arrives from Galesburg to prepare. R G McChessney and Georgia Minstrels mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Phoema Brown
E. B. Brown
Homer Coffman
Brown
Isabel Davidson
Galesburg
Ill
Miss Davidson
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. Men’s
J, Albert Williams & Co
Hanan
SOL, Rich & CO
WM. Blair & Son
Baird & Johnson
Treraphone
Cash Store
I. Klein
Davenport
Chas. Rupper
Mrs. Martin Scranton
South
Will Laughead
Rela
Miss Arnold
Mrs. T. ©. Kyle
I. P. Faris
Linton
Henry Doig
Seward
Neb
Everette Smith
Lincoln
Mary Swan
Ainsworth
John Stevenson
Thornburg
Stevenson
A. Rebmel
Richland
M. P. Lewis
Howard Carter
Jas. Conger
Will McFarland
Mesdames
R. T. McCall
H. F Samson
West Cheater
R. A. Riley
Bonham, Texas
V. N. Lewis
G B. Hastings
Eldon
J. B. Skinner
Wamego
Kansas
W. M. Welch
Jas Fletcher
I. McKenry
Wm. Powell
J. E. Miller
Washington
Moore
the Evening Journal
Svenin
G Journal
East Main BT
Washington Se
Servos
W. C. Nelson
Stewart's Book Store
West Side
Kalona
Wapello
Busness
Clark Coffman
Goshen
Lnd
Harry McCall
Des Moines
Mrs. N. Townsend
H. A. Logham
Buck's Millinery Goods
J.J. Kyle
Nellie
G. W. Smith
Sigourney
Telephone Company
Riverside
Chas. Shaffer
O. D. Huntley
Mr. Shafter
Eral
Verdi
the Reynolds Gallery
Alf Chilcote
P. A. Shockley
Harwood
South Side
Joseph Pollard, Jr
Washington, Iowa
Grace Hall
Grace Hill
J. J. Rebmel
Cbas
McKinstry
West Chester
John Brinning
B. F. Hunt
John Brinton
Pitotsburg
J. B. Young
Emma Thomas
E R. Young
Burnham
Golden Buck
Bance
Minstrels
Georgia Minstrels
Celed
Graham
R. G. McChessney
Winfield
Gree
N. W. Corner
Continuvel
Hich Crade
California
Mt. Hamilton
Monarch
J.C. Smiths
Cash Grocery
Lewis
J. B. Lewis Company
Boston, Mass
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