Local residents arrive and visit in the city
Gossipy notes list visits and arrivals from Ainsworth Keota Davenport West Chester Eureka Oskaloosa and Albia. Individuals named include Mrs S Wolf Coen Mrs A Breed F L Lamphere Miss Rae McElhinney Miss Anna Lohberger J Lindley Coon Mrs D E Cocklin Mrs Lyman Bunce Rev W Allen Mrs McNally Hazel Hagist and others. Burnham’s Golden Buck cigar extolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lohberger
Iowa City
Burnham
F. W. Harding
Ainsworth
J. Lindley Coon
Bethel
Grant Whittaker Returns To Muscatine After Visit
Grant Whittaker returned to Muscatine this morning after a short visit with his brother. He was accompanied by L H Hall. Mrs Emma Cunningham and daughter Charlotte arrived home from Columbus Junction where they had been visiting. The Georgia Minstrels have canceled their date at the Graham next Thursday evening. They may play later, but are doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Whittaker
Muscatine
Emma Cunningham
Charlotte
Columbus Junction
Georgia Minstrels
Graham
March Magazines Ad Copy Deadline Reminder
Advertisement entries from West Side advertisers must be submitted by 10 a.m. to guarantee same-day publication.
Local Woodmen to Establish Richmond Camp Tonight
About fifty Woodmen will drive to Richmond this evening to institute a new lodge. Thirty Richmond members are ready to be organized, followed by a banquet at Bohemian Hall. Geo. A. Whitman of Oskaloosa will accompany the delegation. a thirteen member degree team will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Washington
Geo. A. Whitman
Oskaloosa
Local residents arrive and depart with brief travels
M. B. Miller traveled as a passenger for Howard Crawford arriving from Alosworth last night. Ernest Matucha left for Muscatine to work in a bakery. QO. W. Moothart and J. L. Burham of West Chester visited the city yesterday. Geo. Miller from near Nira was a business visitor returning home last night. Kiva Jones of Ainsworth visited the city yesterday and returned home. L. B. Weaver of Canton and his brother F. Weaver came here and returned home last night. Attorney M. W. Stapleton of Muscatine visited his brother in law Attorney Hanley yesterday and returned home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Miller
Keota
Howard Crawford
Alosworth
Ernest Matucha
Muscatine
Geo. Miller
Near
Nira
Kiva Jones
Ainsworth
L. B. Weaver
Canton
Lil
F. 1B Weaver
M. W. Stapleton
Hanley
Guards Mobilized to Shield Prisoner in Carrollton Lynching Suspect
Illinois National Guard units from Taylorville Springfield and Bloomington moved to protect Albert Shenkle from mob violence. He was transported to Chester prison after a brief escort to the train, while a separate Ashley incident saw a sheriff guard a Desplaines and Ashley banker suspect against a hostile crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Als
Illinois National Guard
Taylorville
Bloomington
Springfeld
Yates
Albert Shenkle
Carrollton
Jas. B. Watkins
Fifth Infantry
Chicago
Tie
Court House
Chester
Ashley
Orsea
Edmond Palmer
Desplaines
Ill
Ellettville
Ind
Cohlmeyer
Grand Rapids water works deal linked to notable financiers
A Denver style scheme emerged when R A Cameron arrived as Harry A Taylor of New York's representative to win the Grand Rapids water works contract. Taylor reportedly funded nearly 100000 for expenses, with Barton of Omaha later taking up the matter. Cameron is said to be in New York offering information. Salbury lacks direct ties. Attorney McGarry denies acting for Taylor and has gone to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
R. A. Cameron
Grand Rapids
Harry A.taylor
New York
Moses Taylor
Jackson
Gorman
Taylor
Barton
Omaha
Cameron
Salsbury
Thomas F. McGarry
Taylors
Florida
Local visits noted from East Madison street residents
Mrs. E Norman and her son Albert left East Madison street this morning for a visit in Mediapolis. Judge A R Dewey returned home last night from Oskaloosa where he had been holding court. Mr and Mrs W L McKinley, visiting Richland, arrived last night to visit at the T J Allen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Gordon
Crawfordsville
Sam Cocklin
Rev
W. ©. Allen
Albia
A. N. Alberson
Burlington
Des Moines
Madame Seimvrich
Mr. Alberson
E Norman
Albert
East Madison Street
A. R Dewey
Oskaloosa
W. L. McKinley
Richland
T.J. Allen
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Albert Williams & Co
Hanan
SOL, Rich & CO
WM. Blair & Son
Baird & Johnson
Teraphone
Cash Store
Dewey Norton
City
Mrs. S. Wolf
Coen of
A. Breed of
F. Lamphere
Davenport
Rae McElhinney
Mrs
Mr. Mouthheart
West Chester
S. CO. Pearson
D. E Cocklin
Lyman
Bunce
Eureka
Mrs. McNally
Sam Berry
Hazel Hagist
John Swearingen
the Reynolds Gallery
L H. Hall
Mr. Reynolds
Kathaleen
Sadie
E. E. Reynolds
Heights
R L. Cherry
Square Trade
Harwood, South Side
Joseph Pollard, Jr
Ashington
Iowa
Qual
N. W. Corner
Washington, Iowa
the Evening Journal
Evening Journal
Ries
W. C. Nelson
North Side
March Magazines
Vas
Stewart's Book Store
West Side
Hoyt
Chas
H. Hoyt
Mr. Hoyt
Dunne’s and Ryley’s
New York Clipper
Dave Seymour
John W. Dunne
Mary Marble
Miss Marble
Jay Shaw
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Sault Ste Marie
Miss Hazel Hayist
Washington Hall
QO. W. Moothart and
J. L. Burham
Illinois
Racine
Wis
State Street
St. Claire Street
Stoffel Bros
South Carolina
Hich Crade
California
Mt. Hamilton
D.C. Smith
Cash Grocery
Mediapolis
Nina Isenbart
Fairfield
Miles
Nervine Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
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