Surprising Shiloh Social Night Sparks Sheriff Call
In Shiloh on Friday a neighborly prank turned into a sheriff call when a stranger entered Harry Jones’s home uninvited. The guest wrote a note promising to stay and the gathering ended with neighbors carrying on, sharing music and refreshments as about forty people enjoyed the surprise and planned future visits.
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Shiloh
Lester Wagner
Ed Benson
Washington
Mac Beenblossom
Glenn Beenblossom
Roy Randal
Will Caldwell
Earnest Wagner
John
Sam Marsh
Coppock
Chris Roth
Harry Reshley
Camp Dodge
Harry Jones
Harry
Edith
Imogene
McCarty
Jones
Bryan Swift
Ethel Caldwell
Homer
Jennie Kephart
Local marriage notices and moves across towns
Mr and Mrs J Moore and their two children move from Cedar Rapids to Kalona to stay with Andrew and Mary Moore. On February 25 at Nichols Melissa H Smith wed Burl Eunde in a Nichols ceremony.
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June Williams
Ethel Oldfield
Iowa City
Sam Longwell
South Dakota
Robert Perrin
A. J. Nichols
G. J. King
Alvin Kabaker
Wellman
J. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Kalona
Andrew Moore
Nichols
Melissa H. Smith
L. B. Smith
Burl Eunde
C. C. Eunde
Sol
Visitors in Washington and nearby gatherings noted
Crawfordsville residents led by Mr and Mrs Will Lewis and others were visitors in Washington Saturday Along with families including Irene Blankenhorn and Alice Maxwell they were part of a group that also visited A L Griffith home in Washington The list includes Mrs W H Hagie and children Reba and Willie Mrs R K Mckee and Mrs Blanche Lamb with daughter Margaret and W K Marsh and J T Rickey among attendees Attendees from local households attended a Saturday gathering in Washington and surrounding activities
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Crawfordsville
Will Lewis
Floyd Blankenhorn
Irene
Harry Campbell
Lillian Holmes
Mabel Borman
Delia Fletcher
Ralph Borman
Frank Maxwell
Alice
Pleasant Hill Social Notes and Local Updates
Pleasant Hill reports Mrs. Clark Caldwell and her son Marion returned from Wellston where they stayed with the Howard Hotle family. Charles Anderson’s children have measles. Will Miller stayed with Sam Baker in Washington. Homer Kephart ill with tonsillitis. Rev. Hunt visited Earl Kephart. Dora Smoke visited Ben Miller. Mrs. Will Stiles and children visited Fred Telford. Harley Anderson bought forty acres of pasture from Jim Palmer last week.
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Moody Institute
Charles Eckford
West Liberty
Nichols
Homer Coffman
South English
L. R. Austin
Austin
Res. Shephard
Mesdames O'Connell
Lone Tree
Abe Swartzendruber
Tuleta
Texas
John D. Adame
John F. Pekhardt
E. ©. Goodwin
Dr. Hanchett
Bell Messenger
Fairbanks
Iowa
Bertha Romine
Ike Pulver
Hilma Dodds
J. N. Carr
Welch Sigler
Kansas City
Orr Maple
Minnie Shaffer
Ida Desing
Miss Mable
Cedar Falls
Charles McCleary
Grinnell
P. H. Hayley
G. W. Manuester
Washington
E. KE. Nichols
Myrtle McConnell
Cedar Rapids
Nellie McConnell
FE. K. Annis
Sigourney
S. A. Walker
J. M. Walker
Sylvia Noffsinger
Laura Butler
May Pearson
Muscatine
Ruby Hulse
Keota
Luella Sands
Georgia Turbott
What Cheer
J. H. McGraw
R. M. Henke
A. Stephens
Dora Smoke
Ben Miller
Will Stiles
Fred Telford
Harley Anderson
Jim Palmer
Reynolds Man Greeted Friends on Friday Streets
J R Morrison of Reynolds shook hands with old friends on our streets Friday. George Thoma FE B Porter and F P Baumeister were passengers for Washington Friday. Miss Hattie Pratt was called to
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Love
Iowa City
Donald Bidwell
Donnie
Charles Durian
Baby
Mamie Gardner
A. W. Roup
J. W. Oldaker
Washington
Tuesaday
George Panui
Ainsworth
J. R. Morrison
Reynolds
George Thoma
FE. B. Porter
F. PD. Baumeister
Hattie Pratt
Jefferson and
Madison Streets
South Fourth Avenue
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Excerpt
Historical advert claims a hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a thirty five year trusted remedy. It asserts blood action on mucous surfaces, urges immediate use, and offers testimonials from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
West Chester stock moved as eight loads Sunday
West Chester notes eight loads of stock from the area with firms Herman Schulty and Dus enbery Dayton among sellers. Sixty cars from the branch passed through, with two engines per train. Local ailments speak of many colds. Edward Seaberg fell ill and Dr Boice was called. The town seeks a resident doctor and office setup to replace the one who left for Colorado.
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West Chester
Herman Schulty
Dusenbery & Dayton
Johnson
Fisher
G. B. Martin
Schackner
Wellman
Edward Seaberg
Dr. Boice
Colorado
Better Than an Alarm Clock
A humorous exchange notes Bridget should shut the kitchen door to keep breakfast scents from waking the family, while Mrs Exe argues that the aroma is what stirs them. The banter captures daily domestic banter over morning routines.
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Bridget
Mrs. Exe
Boston Evening Transcript
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Nebraska
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Frick
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Philip Vanerus
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Hardly Hell, Jr
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Myrtle McRenolds
Gladys
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Wm. Stotts
Gibbs, Mo
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R. H. Maple
C. M. Booth
G. B. Brown
Norek
Riverside
Dayle Denton
Lexington Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Rural Club
E. L. Kirkpatrick
Charlotte Louise Hi. L. Karr
Jessie Jams
Majestic
Mr. Dutton
Richland
G. L. Dutton
Barney Monahan
Kinross
Thelma Meekerman
John Green
Miss Marvel Glance
Ed Romine
Winfield
Isabelle Carrick
Belgium
U. P
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W. J. Smylie
Waterloo
Will Raney
8. S. Wilcox
Olive
Columbus Junction
D. D
Sherman Bros
Bros. Pioneer Drug Store
E. Iseminger
Pleasant Hill
Kephart's
Sloan
Chevrolet
J. A. Marsh
The
Ainsworth Dealer
Mannhardt Bros
West Second Street
New Postoffice
SB. Howard
Roam
Jefferson Street
Eaton
John Davison
Roy Means
South 4Th Avenue
Madison Street
M. Y. Wallace
Abraham Lincoln
Geo
Alexander Property
Wilson
Washington School Board
Herman Pauls
J. M. Godfrey
T. J. Rerdo
Bd. F. Macon
Ralph Thompson
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