Local residents arrive and depart to nearby towns
Curt Wells returned home via West Chester yesterday evening. Mrs. John Minnick of the Heights visited friends in Ainsworth. J. M. Lytle came back from Des Moines on business. Mr. Golden of near Talleyrand went to the city and rode the Firefly home. Ida Ferguson returned from Osbourn Kansas. Mary Skinner left for Ainsworth after visiting in the city. Fred Wesco and Chas Latchem visited Mr. Holmes at the Academy in West Chester. Joe Warner returned home from four weeks with his parents and friends in Estherville. Mr. and Mrs. Gorhin and Mr. and Mrs. Statler were in the city yesterday and went home to West Chester. Mrs. David Kilgore returned to West Chester after attending the Robinson residence reception yesterday. Mrs. A Blind left the city for Newark Ohio after visiting here. Norman left on the Narrow Gauge for Oskaloosa this morning. Narrow Gauge section men east of Coppock were summoned to Coppock today. Fireman Dennis Webster will work at Valley Junction until the branch passenger locomotive returns. Guy Eckerman, visiting his brother in Centerville, returned home last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Minnick
the Heights
Ainsworth
J. M. Lytle
Des Moines
Golden
Talleyrand
Ida Ferguson
Osbourn
Kansas
Mary Skinner
Keota
Fred Wesco
Chas. Latchem
West Chester
Mr. Holmes
The
Academy
Joe Warner
Estherville
Gorhin
David Kilgore
Robinson
A Blind
W. H. Warner
Newark
Ohio
Norman
Oskaloosa
Coppock
Dennis Webster
Valley Junction
Guy Eckerman
Centerville
R E Booth Buried Today in Cedar Township
R E Booth, resident of Kansas and Cedar township, was buried today after his death at about age 50. His brothers T J and A J Booth left for Goff Kansas upon news of his passing. His wife and two grown children survive, with a sister and mother in the city. Funeral held at two o clock this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J
A. J. Booth
Cedar Township
Goff
Kansas
Ef Booth
J. B. Booth
John Baker
Cattauragus County
N. Y
Aince
Puritan cigar and bread deals at Johnsons today
A long list of local items includes Puritan cigars for 5 cents and seven loaves of bread for 25 cents at Johnsons Bakery. Various towns and people are noted as travelers, visitors, and shoppers with brief references to daily activities and entertainment.
School expenses vary across towns with pupil counts
Washington shows moderate teacher costs for 825 pupils while Fairfield 1085, Mt. Pleasant 810875, and Grinnell 1304420. Other items note a Clyde stallion purchase, a stock sale, a comedy at Swift's ball, and Lafayette house plans as well as a minister’s travel to Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
Grinnell
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J. Albert Williams & CO
SOL, Rich & CO
WM. Blair & Son
J. J. McKeone
Main Street
Iowa
Stewart’s
D. J. Rockwell
Newell, Iowa
E . Foss
Stafford
Baptist Church
Muscatine
Fowler
Ynet the Tailor
Pasteur
Dougherty Bros
Dr. Kerr
Keokuk
Wallace Crone
Luke James
C. N. Livings
Col
Dr. Palmer
Burlington
E. T. Neal
Miss Woodford
Brighton
Wilmet
Johnson’s
Knox
Elrod Dayton
Curt Wells
the Evening Journal
Evening Journal
SAGT
Baverec
Loocal
Faria
Bilea
W. C. Nelson
North Side
R. E. Booth
Stewart's
Thre
Win. Smouse & Co
Hotel Colenso
Colenso
T. W. Thomas
Verdi
J.M. Lewis
Grace Hill
Boston
Johnson's
Lou Arthur
Miss Byers
H. M. Eicher
Davenport
J.T. Matthews
Rel
Atives
J. N Lewis
van Buren County
R. H. Walker
Peorfalll
Mat Miller
Cora Bell
Roy Emry
Greene Squire
Sam White
Ortus Waters
Frank Gilman
OCR S & P
Stewarts
Swift’s
Collegian
Capt. Davidson
Philippines
C. J. Wilson
Andrew Carnegie
Smoke Borpham
Messrs
J. Grecn
John Schadt
Trenton
Singmaster’s
Swift
Chas. Mackey
Lafayette House
J. O. W. Coxe
Dublin
Harwood
South Side
N. W. Corner
Washington, Iowa
California
Mt. Hamilton
J.C. Smith
Cash Grocery
Catone
Faribault
Minn
Sheffields
A. N. Alberson
W. A. Stiles & Co
West Main St
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