Community meeting notices and event changes
The St James Sewing circle meets with Mrs Louis Eagle tomorrow afternoon. The home talent play by Fra ternal Aid is canceled. PEO holds a meeting tomorrow at 2 with Miss Louise Cunningham. Junior social of Second United Presbyterian church postponed until further notice. Mission circle of Baptist church to meet Friday at 2 30 at Mrs aye home. Rell call with India news. Ready Maids hosted by Miss Ethel Barger last evening at the Harry Ward home East Main Street. Hours were social and refreshments concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Second United Presbyterian Church
Harry Sproul
Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
Aye
Rell
India
Ethel Barger
Vinton
Harry Ward
East Main Street
Linen shower honors Miss Linberg prior to Des Moines wedding
A pleasant linen shower was held last evening at the J. E. Hallquist home on West Madison Street for Miss Augusta Linberg who will wed Mr. Peterson of Des Moines next week. Guests enjoyed music and a luncheon as friends bid her goodbye before her planned move to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Linberg
J. E. Hallquist
Madison Street
Miss Linberg
Des Moines
Mr. Peterson
Hallquist
Missionary Society Elects Officers After Meeting
The Woman's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. J. G. Aball's East Main home yesterday. Over fifty members attended as officers for the year were elected. Reports showed strong finances and high mission giving. Music by Mr. Abels and refreshments by Mrs. J. B. Crooks, Mrs. Claude Lemmon, and Mrs. Dr. W. Stewart. Officers named: President Mrs. L. S. Patterson, First Vice President Mrs. J. C. Abels, Second Vice President Mrs. J. Albert Williams, Secretary Mrs. Frank Stewart, Treasurer Miss Eilen Smith, Assistant Treasurer Mrs. Dr. A. M. Cowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. G. Aball
East Main Street
Abels
J. B. Crooks
Claude Lemmon
W. Stewart
L. S. Patterson
J. C. Abels
J. Albert Williams
Frank Stewart
Eilen Smith
A. M. Cowden
Local Calls and Passengers From Fairfield to City Hall
Local news notes several residents and visitors making trips this morning. Matt Casey joined Fairfield travelers on a business call. A N McElwain, a Fairfield passenger, spent the day on business. John Brinton of Brighton returned home after yesterday’s visit. Mr and Mrs J B Crayne traveled to Keota as visitors. Mrs Ida Patterson returned home from two weeks away via Lexington and the city. Mrs W W Watson traveled to Verdi to join her husband who left yesterday. the Watsons plan to settle on a nearby farm. Dr A M Cowden reports a single robin sighting, signaling spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. McElwain
Fairfield
John Brinton
Brighton
J. B. Crayne
Keota
Ida Patterson
Ainsworth
Lexington
W. W. Watson
Verdi
Mrs. Watson
A. M. Cowden
Keota Firm Buys Williams Store and Expands
Seno scher brothers Geo and B D purchase the general merchandise store from Harry Williams and plan to run it with Geo as general manager and James McJunkin as clerk. The Misses Bess Randolph and Oma Dorrence will open a millinery department in the store balcony. Embree to join Bower Sanders as clerk. he comes from Newton to Keota. Inventory to be taken next week. Chapter OM of T E O meets with Mrs A Trumbauer electing officers for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
March Senoscher Brothers
Geo
B. D
Harry Williams
George
James McJunkin
Keota Produce Company
Bess Randolph
Oma Dorrence
Ee Embree
Newton
Iowa
Bower & Sanders
George Helscher
Embree
A. Trumbauer
Adlan Richardson
Jillian Palmer
Estelle Fish
Fanny Harding
Maude Sanders
Josephine Helscher
Mary DeVoe
Maude Wilson
Carrie Blake
Miss Richardson
Trumbauer
Martha Smock
Miss Clemons
Riley Family in California Stroke Alert
Mrs R A Riley III is reported to have a stroke while in Palo Alto California. Her sister Mrs Riley who is visiting her daughter in Palo Alto received the telegram Sunday afternoon. The stroke occurred in Los Angeles where she was hospitalized during the Iowa picnic. Clyde Riley of Chicago learned of the illness during a visit to Marshalltown. John Long of Fowler California plans a brief visit to Ainsworth after two weeks in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly McElroy
R. Riley
Mrs. Saunders
Palo Alto
Calif
Clyde Riley
Chicago
Marshalltown
T. D. McElroy
Riley
Los Angeles
Iowa
John Long
Fowler
Ainsworth
California
Melinskys and Nicola Travel From Pleasant Plain
Leo Melinsky of Pleasant Plain returned home this morning after a brief visit with his sister Mrs Minnie Shelangouski north of the city and his brother Frank west of town Joseph Melinsky accompanied him to Pleasant Plain where he will visit M Nicola rode to Columbus Junction this morning for onward travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Melinsky
Pleasant Plain
Minnie Shelangouski
Frank
Joseph Melinsky
Ross Crawford
Kansas City
Ainsworth
Local travelers noted passing through the area this morning
E Helwick and W L Dusenberry were among passengers heading to Keota and Morning Sun for day visits. Lem Cherry and Mrs Dave Donovan traveled toward Ainsworth and Havre respectively while B Gardner planned a week or more in Morning Sun. Others including Mrs A Houwittson Eldon Mrs F McKenzie Mt Vernon J B Young Muscatine Mrs W L Smith Havre and Miss Nora Eckles with Vera left for homes or visits after mornings departures.
Local travelers and social notes from a Wisconsin county
Frank Stewart served as Verdi caller today. Goldie Reed visits Rubio and Vienna vendors for candies and peanuts. Mrs. Dan Meyer travels to Brighton for an upcoming stay. Mrs. Jim Shrader visits Havre to see her son Jacob. Miss Hattie Pratt travels after a city visit yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo F Johnson of Germania Wyoming, guests in Weebington county, depart for Libertyville then Wyoming home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Pratt
Ainsworth
Geo. F. Johnson
Germania
Wyoming
Weebington County
Libertyville
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by Pazo Ointment
Guarantee promises cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. Advertisement claims 50c price with refund if not cured.
Roost Warning Sparks Rallying Call at Local Meeting
A civic gathering urged residents to stay active and engaged, urging them to keep energy high and participate in upcoming efforts. Speakers pressed for steady work and communal action to drive progress.
Rev Leet to Lead Services at Trinity Church
Notice states The Rev Mr Leet of Davenport will conduct services at Trinity Episcopal church Thursday evening. The fragment also mentions fresh rolls available daily at the Vien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Leet
Davenport
Trinity Episcopal Church
Assets liabilities relation for directors as borrowers
Details the balance between assets and total liabilities related to a bank part where the directors are borrowers. Describes how liabilities accumulate against assets held by or attributed to those directors within the bank's financial records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
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Henry Miller
N. Y
WM. Vaughn Moody
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Academy of Music
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Princess Wah-ta-Waso
Pamnena
Foley
Vesey & Company
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Louise Cunningham
Matt Casey
Steck
Herscher Bros
R.A. Riley Ili
M. Nicola
Columbus Junction
Electric Theatre
Gunness
Bluebeard
laPorte, Indiana
Chas. J. Winter
E. Helwick
W. L. Dusenberry
Lem Cherry
Dave Donovan
B. Gardner
Rock Island
A. Houwittson
Eldon
G. W. Payne
Mrs. F. McKenzie
Winfield
J. A. Carden
J. B. Young
Mt. Vernon
W. L. Smith
Muscatine
Chas. McDowell
Nora Eckles
Vera
Havre
R. E. Bester
Milwaukee
Wis
Milton White
Alvina Bowen
Sigourney
J. F. Kolkman
Boosters
Goldie Reed
Rubio
Vienna
Dan Meyer
Jim Shrader
Jacob Shrader
Smith’s the Sanitary Grocery
Cromarty
Holland
West Side
Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank
Haskins
Washington
A. D
Auditor of State
Hs Ve Scns
German Savings Bank
Seeesear Ss
Real Propert Ounaa
Nat'l Bank
Citizens Savings Bank
J.C. Jones
J. C. Jones
EB. Iseminger
Sidney Coon
R. Wallace
A. Sands
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