Illustrated lectures at M E church on life of Christ tonight
Mrs Belle Hall Taylor arrives from Rock Island to visit relatives as Rev Robert Lincoln Campbell of Marion Iowa preaches an illustrated life of Christ at the Methodist church tonight and tomorrow. Admission is 25 cents for both lectures. the lectures promise strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB. Church
Belle Hall Taylor
Rock Island
Robert Lincoln Campbell
Presbyterian Church
Marion
Iowa
Christ
Methodist Church
Trial Order for Carterville Coal Sale
A salesperson offers a trial order to prove Carterville Coal quality. He argues repetition fails without evidence and invites the customer to test the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carterville
Local residents make short trips and visits across Iowa
W A Rowe spent today at his Havre farm. Riley Miller visited business in Ainsworth. D M Young from Crawfordsville, 48, county seat visitor today. Mrs R Proudfit arrived this morning from Crawfordsville. Mr and Mrs John Long of Crawfordsville spent today in the city. Link Hall was a business visitor in Columbus Junction this morning. Col and Mrs ID J Palmer were passengers for Burlington this morn. Mrs Mae Rittenhouse was a passenger for West Chester this morn. Mrs Rolla Bradford went to Keota this morning to visit relatives. Mrs Walter Sewell and son were passengers for Crawfordsville this morning. Mrs A Hunter went to Keota this morning to visit relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Elmer Mason departed this morning for a few days visit with relatives in Des Moines and Madrid, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Mason
Des Moines
Madrid
Iowa
Elizabet Thompson
A. Roe
Burlington
Walter Sewell
Washington
J. A. Mitchell
Havre
Will
J. S. Cotton
la Grippe
Cecil Manners
H. Manners
Anna Maxwell
C. Fletcher
Eureka Clothing Co
D. M. Young
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Called Scientific Wonder
A Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as a scientific wonder cures E. R. Mulf ord of Watersboro Pa on a distressing case of piles. It heals burns sores boils ulcers rashes wounds chilblains and salt rheum. Price is 25 cents at Stewarts’ drug store.
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Bucklen
E. R. Mulford
Patrons of Husbandry
Watersboro
Stewarts
Crawfordsville News Briefs Bridge Social and Visits
Crawfordsville edition notes Mrs. Proudfit and others traveling to Washington on business and visiting kin. Rev. Babb preached in place of the ailing Rev. Tennant as local services resumed. Local residents report weekend travels, health updates, and small-town social movements amid weather and road conditions.
Dance at Mrs Erwins Wed Night Social
A pleasant time was enjoyed by all who attended the Mrs Erwin social on Wednesday night. Mrs James Hesssitine and daughter Mattie along with Mrs W L Glasshurper and daughters Pearl Elsie visited Mrs Jesse Nett on Wednesday. Kathryn Bailey closed a successful Oakland school term on February 24. The Pete Godwin sale on February 28 drew a large crowd with total sales around 2500 auctioneers were the Sutherland brothers.
Ainsworth Birthdays and Visits Highlight Weekend
Mrs. R. G. Kelsey and two children returned home from Crawfordsville after visiting the W. Price home. J. M. Stewart Jr. was a business visitor at Washington Saturday. Several locals made short trips to Washington for business or visits including Mrs. W. F. Porter heading to Davenport and Grover Neiswanger and J. W. Pearson engaging in Washington matters. Orville Thoma's friends hosted a surprise sixteenth birthday party Saturday evening.
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R. G. Kelsey
Crawfordsville
W. Price
J. M. Stewart, Jr
Washington
W. F. Porter
Davenport
F. G. Sands
Grover Neiswanger
Frank H. Malin
J. W. Pearson
Orville Thoma
Helping Hand circle meets. officers elected for next year
The Helping Hand circle of the Second Upived Presbyterian church met at Mrs. R. S. Warfel’s home on South Iowa avenue. Africa study papers were read. Officers named: President Mrs. W. R. Sawhill, vice president Miss Rose Springman, secretary Miss Mattie Craig, treasurer Mrs. R. L. Livingstop. Doll Buckley to entertain Bachelor Maids tonight. Miss Allie Rownd's Sunday school class forms the B K E O club with Frank Bergquist as president and aims to foster social life and aid strangers. They plan a Methodist baseball team this spring to challenge others.
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King’s Daughters
Presbyterian Church
R. S. Warfel
South
Iowa Avenue
Africa
W. R. Sawhill
Rose Springman
Mattie Craig
R. L. Livingstop
Allie Rownd
Methodist Church
Frank Bergquist
Don Handy
Charles Davis
Will Hartman
Reading Circle and Fortnightly Club Meet This Evening
The Twentieth Century Reading Circle meets Monday evening with Mrs. Martha Dawson replacing Mrs. L. D. Robinson. Miss Cora Bell hosts the Fortnightly club musical department tonight at her North Iowa Avenue home.
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Martha Dawson
L. D. Robinson
Cora Bell
Lowa Avenue
Ladies Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Lizzie Anderson Home
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Second United Presbyterian church met Saturday with about eighteen members present. Offiers were re elected, Lem Cherry and Morrow chosen as delegates to Columbus City convention. A luncheon followed hosted by the hostess.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
Second United Presbyterian Church
Lizzie Anderson
Lem Cherry
Morrow
Columbus City
Keck Reports Brighton Business Visit
C. H. Keck served as a business visitor in Brighton today, with plans noted for an evening engagement at the M. E. church.
Shepard’s Bid to Avoid Pardons Fails in Paris Case
The article reports Shepard, grandson of Wyck Vander Wit, facing a sentence after a fatal crash. Attempts to persuade the government to reconsider have failed, extending the start of the sentence.
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Shepard
Paris
Bett PF
Wyck Vander Wit
Morehay
Rennet Giet
Multiple 1900s Era News Tidbits Collide in Briefs
A batch of short items reports a murder and robbery near Jicaril In. suspects Ranta Ve N M Bias Otero and Salamon Aragon, both 18, confess. Other notes include a suicide in Pivastutawney Va by Mrs. William Thorns, a streetcar fatality of Rev W H Strickland in Nashville, and a guilty plea by Henry J Haupt and Daniel B Jacobs in a Montana lottery case. Further items mention increased coal car sizes at Lehigh Valley, John Goodnow named foreign adviser to China, and Judge G W Wilkin’s renomination, with J T Morgan planning Naples and Rome travel.
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Nelena
Mont
Henry J. Haupt
Spokane
Daniel B. Jacobs
United States
Express
Butte
Jacobs
Willilam HH. Tlunt
Haupt
Clergyman urges reform of streetcar conductors
The Rev. Frank B. Keazor of St. Mark's West Orange told St. Paul's East Orange men’s club he favors a Society for ameliorating rider conditions and suppressing brutal conductors. He warns brutality harms women and urges order and fair seating on cars.
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Frank B. Keazor
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
West Orange
N. J
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
East Orange
New York Times
Death at Brighton widow Mrs Julia Funston
Mrs Julia Funston died Saturday evening at her home about one mile southeast of Brighton after years of illness She was about sixty three and survived by husband David Funston and sister Mrs T W Rowan of Washington She was a member of the local Methodist church Funeral services were held at the Methodist church conducted by Rev Wighe and interment followed at Brighton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Funston
Brighton
Julia Funston
T. W. Rowan
Washington
Methodist Church
Mr. Wighe
School caucus set for 7 30 next Thursday at city hall
16 26 Mr and Mrs K Rust of Hyattville Kan visiting the city as guests of Mr and Mrs O T Smith. Mr and Mrs Frank H Malin of Ainsworth visiting friends and relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Rust
Hyattville, Kan
O. T. Smith
Frank H. Malin
Ainsworth
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East Main &T
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uTvuar
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Bocal
W. P. Murphy
Elizabeth
California
Harry Shrader
Ridgeway
Chicago Tribune
Burrell
ISOG
Wiarch
Satel A
Stewart's
Frank Webb
Milwaukee
Durham
Jersey
Journal
D. Rittenhouse
W. A. Rowe
Mae Rittenhouse
West Chester
Rolla Bradford
Keota
Walter Sewell and Son
A. Hunter
the County News
Frank Chihak
B. BK. Barton
Ella Porter
G. M. Welch
Waterloo
John Donovan
Newton Whetsine
Lettie Trotter
Hanlon
Sigourney
Esther Griffiths
M.E. Church
Louis Baird, Wait Parse Tian
U. P. Church
Sociefy
Miss Doll Buckley
West Second Street
M. E. Church
C. H. Keck
Boye
Ranta Ve
N. M
Pivastutawney
William Thorns
Eleanora
Nashville
Tenn
W. H. Strickland
Strace Street
Northern Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilkes-Barre
Allegi
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Wittsson
Have Street
John Goodnow
Shanghai
Ching
Nanking
Alineis J
4. W. Wilkin
Danville
Supreme Court
J.T. Morgan
Mediterranean
Naples
Rome
Excelsior
Wallace
I. Rothschild & CO
Pride
Younkers
School Caucus
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