Free Cook ing Exhibit At Wilson Heating Co Store
Harvey Koch arrives from Cincinnati for a Johnson’s event and a free cooking exhibit by Mrs. M. C. Fisher runs daily 2 to 4 p.m. Mrs. Maggie Rittenhouss and family visit the O’Loughlin home. family plans move from West Chester to Ottumwa. Rev. Dite McMasters, new Baptist pastor, visited and will relocate with his family to East Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Fisher
Wilson Heating Co’s
Maggie Rittenhouss
O'Loughlin
West Chester
Ottumwa
Dite McMasters
The
Baptist Church
March frost poultice and coal estimate note
A historical note from Marion T. Anderson mentions flax-seed poultice drawing frost from the ground with six feet of frost present at two inches per day, an 86 day pace, and a coal need six weeks away.
Fortnightly club meeting and social at Monmouth guests
The Fortnightly club holds a general meeting at the Baptist church at 7 30 tomorrow. A Monmouth group was entertained at a 6 pm dinner by Miss Nora Corette in South Washington with music readings and a gum animal party. An afternoon session on cooking fowls by the household economics department was hosted by Mrs. Frank Stewart. Anna Kepler and Loren Brooke wed in Kalona with about fifty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Monmouth
Nora Corette
South
Washington
Carrie Hamilton
East Main Street
Neal
Paul McClanahan
Wylie Stewart
Neal McClanahan
Miss McKelvey
Miss McKelvy
Prof. McCracken
Mrs. Hamilton
Ainsworth
Frank Stewart
West Washington Street
Albert Kepler
Kalona
Anna
Loren Brooke
Filmer
Harness maker injured by broken needle
Last evening Frank Chibak of Ainsworth ran a needle into his hand and broke it off. A physician removed the piece. The injury was painful but he is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chibak
Ainsworth
Chibak
Bethlehem Commandery Conclave set for March 17 1905
Regular meeting of Bethlehem Commandery No. 45 K T will be held Friday night March 17 1905 at 7 30. Petitions and other important business to be acted upon. Harrie B. Horne, B. P.
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Bethlehen Commandery No
K. T
Harrie B. Horne, B
Local Notices of People and Activities
M. W. Klotz worked at his trade in town today. Mrs. J. K. Marbouy recovers from illness. Geo. Woodward and wife left for Galesburg Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Grimm attended a Twinam home reception in Crawfordsville. Rev. J. R. Hanley of Keota visits Rev. Robertson and friends. Lost gold bead chain between Hotel Stevenson and High School. Leave at Journal office.
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M. W. Klotz
J. K. Marbouy
Geo. Woodward
Galesburg
Ill
J. J. Grimm
Twinam
Crawfordsville
J. R. Hanley
Keota
Harrisson Resigns as Lafayette Police Chief
Lafayette Indiana March 16 George A Harrisson superintendent of police resigns and will leave service April 1 He has kept a diary and friends say entries would amuse the public The chief declines to speak on the subject and it is not known why he was asked to resign
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
George A. Harrisson
Harrisson
Nomination and embezzlement notes in brief
The president sent the nomination of Hiran J. Dunlap of Illinois to be consul at Cologne Germany. In Grand Forks North Carolina B. Lewis pleaded guilty to theft of 100 dollars and was sentenced to three and a half years. he embezzled a total of fifty five thousand dollars from the Grand Forks Mercantile Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hiran J. Dunlap
Minois
Cologne
Germany
Grand Forks
N. C
Neten B. Lewis
Grand Forks’ Mercantile Conpany
Nan Paterson Scheduled for Second Murder Trial
New York report says Nan Paterson will face a second trial for the murder of wealthy bookmaker Cae or Young. The district attorney’s office confirms the trial starts April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nan Paterson
Bank Bookkeeper Pleads Guilty as Embezzlement Case Ends
William E. Treese once a First National bank bookkeeper in Cleveland pleaded guilty in federal court to embezzling about $16 000. Judge Taylor sentenced him to six years in the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William E. Treese
First National Bank
Taylor
Treese
Silver bullion exhausted halts mint work as 125 workers are suspended
Philadelphia reports the entire silver bullion supply sold and no near receipts. One hundred twenty five employees in the counting and weighing departments, mostly women, are indefinitely suspended. In Columbus Ohio delegates and visitors attend a large missionary convention, described as the largest ever held in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Columbus
Unitedates
United States
Indoor Baseball Tonight Features Andersons Paralyzers
Indoor baseball game scheduled for tonight at the Commercial club gymnasium between Andersons Paralyzers and Gastons Invincibles for club members and friends. Also notes church talk by Rev Dite McMasters on Christ the Solution of All Problems and various local arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Anderson
Gaston
Invincibles
Dite McMasters
Baptist Church
Baptist People
Rev. McMasters
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the Evening Journal
Orvillepelder
IoWa
Main Street
PS Ds
OCAL
International Stock Food
Stewart
West Side
Johnson's
Harvey Koch
Cincinnati
Ohio
Marion T. Anderson
Socune
Bethlehem Commandery
Tale
Hillnous Man
Nan Patterson
Northwestern Krutual Life Ins. Co
Stanley
Logan
McElhinney
W. B. Southwell
Miss Glenn
Des Moines
Moore
McCleary
North Side Furniture Store
Mayme Gardner
Lexington
Mt. Pleasant
Cora Cubbins
Hala Bradford
Iowa City
Green
Bath
H. F. Maas
the Journal
T. BE. Me.Millan
Ave.b
Journal
Ashby
Eolianne
Panama
Wool
Silk
Corron
Madras
Calico Simpson
Ingram Carpets
L. Rothschild & Co
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