Keota Happenings Record Prohibition Rally and Obituaries
March 9 Keota reports a prohibition rally with music by the M E church chorus and the State Prohibition quartet. Notables include Rev. Fred Mesch who won honors at an Oskaloosa contest. Obits note Elias King’s death and funeral plans for James Greenwood in Keota.
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M. E. Durch
Prohibition
Oskaloosa
Fred Mesch
E. &. Taylor
Mary Skinner
Washington
Margaret Meyers
Robert Greenwood
Chicago
James Greenwood
T. A. Bailey
Ward Cameron
Mr. Pleasant
Maud Ballington Booth to Appear at the Graham
Noted reformer Maud Ballington Booth will headline at the Graham on March 24. Her world renowned lectures and prison reform work have earned wide press praise, with her voice described as a message of love. Frey’s Studio promotes the event and local ads mention Foley's Urino Laxative with a money back guarantee at Lemmon’s Pharmacy.
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Graham
The Rev U S Smith Address at First U P church
The Rev U S Smith delivers an address on If It Is not Destroyed It Will Destroy at 2 30 PM Wednesday in the Sabbath school room of the First United Presbyterian church. A spiritual preparation hour precedes the talk with devotional elements. A full attendance is urged and expected after the postponement at the last W C T U meeting.
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U. S. Smith
First United Presbyterian C Church
Smith
Dr King’s New Discovery Promised To Cure Lung Ailments
Mrs J P White of Rushboro Pa touts Dr King’s New Discovery as lifesaving for lung trouble. The ad claims it loosens a cough fast and cures lung disease even after hopeless. Lemmon’s Pharmacy offers the remedy with guarantee at 650c and 1.06 dollars with a free trial bottle.
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Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Local social notes and visits from Wellman area
March records show C. B. Oldaker and wife visiting Wellman on Friday. A. M. Wray altered plans and expects to return home soon. Dr Jones moved into the Geo Kirkpatrick house near the railroad. Mr Douglass, brother of Mrs Hochstetter, arrived for a short stay. Miss Mamie Shillig of Wellman visited sister Mrs Manatt in Iowa City. Vera Durst and Velma Sleichter visited aunts in Wellman yesterday. Mary Deweese closed her winter school in Smith Creek district and returned home this week.
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C. B. Oldaker
Wellman
A. M. Wray
Doctor Jones
Geo. Kirkpatrick
Mr. Douglass
B. F. Hochstetter
Mamie Shillig
Velma Sleichter
Mary Deweese
Smith Creek
Ralf Lippton
Merrimac
Thos. Turner
Will Miller
Trenton
Coppock
D. O. Davison
Thos
Turner
Will Hesser
Little Zilpha
Minnie
Effie Weaver
Calkins
Anna Essley
Elsie Essley
Pleasant Plain
Kimmel
Montgomery
Mich
Frank Earl
Hattie Merrick
Marie Hesser
Gladys Sellers
Dave N. Dawson
Simon and Son
Chas. Calkins
Charley Edwards
Zella
Eben Edwards
Will Merrick
Davenport
James Merrick
Oklahoma
Andy Dudewaters
Ed Hesser
Dudewaters
Hesser
Jas. Merrick
March 9 Updates From Brighton Community
The Rev C C Davis stayed over Monday for Mr Jones funeral. Mail to Rock Island depot today in a wheelbarrow due to bad roads. Mrs Chas Darnell hopes to be up soon. Four in one family have smallpox several miles out of town. The Packwood preacher Reverend Ashbell fills Sunday Christian church. Reverend Davis preaches at Packwood. Calien R Lyon will live with A A Wall when not nursing. James Jones buried Monday at Brighton cemetery. funeral at home led by Rev R A Bruce. Mrs J A Colvard and children visit sister Mrs C E Bennett. Chauncey Stone returns to school after long absence due to accident. Rev S K Coates passes through Brighton en route home from Richland where he preached. Alden Walls formerly of Washington ...
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C. C. Davis
Jones
Rock Island
Chas. Darnell
Mary Madden
Miss Seaton
Statler
Washington
Ashbell
Packwood
Davis
Calien R. Lyon
A. A. Wall
James Jones
Judson
Brighton
R. A. Bruce
J. A. Colvard
C. E. Bennett
Chauncey Stone
8. K. Coates
Richland
Alden Wall’s
Hyomei Quick Relief For Catarrh Promises Cure
Lemmon's pharmacy advertises Hyomei as fast five minute relief for catarrh. The pocket inhaler delivers a liquid treatment that soothes airways and claims to kill germs in nose throat and lungs. The $1.00 outfit is guaranteed to refund if not satisfied.
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Lemmon's
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society to Meet Nearby
March notes report the Woman's Foreign Missionary society will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Warn Bishop's home. The Rev W A Smith visited family in Williamsburg and began special meetings at Nira. Elias King died at Keota and Rich Moore family moved to Widow Statler farm.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Warn Bishop
Rich Moore
Statler
W. A. Smith
Williamsburg
Elias King
Keota
Dollie Moore
Ezra Gardner
Nira
Lexington-West Chester Telephone Company
W. A. Pence
Lissa Adams
Hazel Schulty
Local residents and visitors in Coppock area relations
March notes list of visits and calls among Coppock residents including Lippton Turner Weav er Essley Daw son and Hesser families. Mentions travelers from Merrimac Tren ton Montgomery Mich Davenport and Oklahoma. Continues on page 5.
Miss Ruth Benkett Returns Home From Opera House Concert
Miss Ruth Benkett who sang on the band concert program last Friday night at the opera house returned to her Davenport home yesterday morning.
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Ruth Benkett
Opera House
Davenport
Denver man travels after father's death call
Loren King from Denver, Colorado, passed through yesterday morning en route to Keota due to the death of his father, Elias King.
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Loren King
Denver
Colo
Keota
Elias King
Bucklen Arnica Salve Endorsed by Maine Rev Starbird
Reverend F Starbird of East Raymond Maine praises Bucklen Arnica Salve for healing an old army wound and other stubborn sores. He values its effectiveness in his veterinary practice and notes it sells for 25 cents at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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F. Starbird
East Raymond
Maine
Lemmon's Pharmacy
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