Local residents and visitors fill West Chester and city
A string of short reports notes Jos Reiner and J E Booth visiting, Frank Griffith arriving on the Milwaukee, and several others from Wellman Noble Wayland and Dublin stopping by for business or visits. Local births, employment moves, and church plans also appear among routine city activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Reiner
West Chester
J. E. Booth
Havre
Frank Griffith
Milwaukee
J.N. Eyestone
Wellman
Thomp Brookhart
Mbt
Sterling
Jono Witting
Noble
Dan Wenger
Wayland
Florence Parrish
Winfield
Nelle Dayton
Keota
I. B. Rabenold
Haskins
Dr. Marr
Dublin
Tom Davis
Wyman
Geo. Lee
Iowa City
Paul Mundt
Verne McWilliams
Perry Hayes
Porter
Welch & Sherbeck
James Stone
Grace
Ainsworth
Chas Sessler
Burlington
Lulu Laughead
Monmouth
Hugh Teeter
Ft. Madison
Here
R. G. Jones
Trinity Church
Ralph Humble
Jay Adams
Valley Junction
Rock Island
Local notices and social items from area streets
Local chatter lists illness and visits, notes business calls in West Chester Fairfield and Winfield, theatre plans at the High school, barber shop work, and a scald injury to Ruth Pratt. Names include H Payne, Asa Reid, Ed Pierce, Marion Anderson, Howard Crozier, Howard Crawford, Cal Pearson, B Carpenter, Charles Sessler, W R Jeffrey, J T Matthews, Mr Patterson, Miss Fay Wilcox, Miss Myrtie Shields, and Mrs M Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Anderson
Fairfield
Howard Crozier
Haskins
Howard Crawford
Fairfeld
Shakespeare
S.m.c
Coal supply advisories for winter by Marion Anderson
Marion Anderson advises readers to keep a good supply of coal as winter begins and warns that the worst may still come. The note urges stocking a trifle more coal than usual for the season.
Vienna bakery offers nuttingers and other treats
A stream of city visitors and locals stop for groceries and bakery items at the Vienna bakery. Notes mention Nuttingers macaroons and frosted creams, coffee cake, German fruit loaves, and rolls as popular selections along with various arrivals and departures from nearby towns. The item also references upcoming events and sermons at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Y. Stichter
Keola
Vienna
Omer Reynolds
Wyman
Stewart’s
Earle Lamont
Brighton
Graham
Two buggy factories keep Washington alive
The Bell Buggy Co and another local buggy works in Washington employ about a dozen workers and support roughly fifteen families. Frank Bell pledges full effort to expand if community patronage returns, stressing the need for local manufacturing support and stable business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frankie
Hervey Bell
Hell
Frank Bell
Baptist Church Meetings Extend Amid Growing Interest
At the Baptist church the meetings continued longer than expected as interest increased each evening. Rev. John Hastie delivered earnest gospel messages with wit and clear delivery, drawing a wider crowd nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
John Hastie
G A R Meeting Delights Local Old Soldiers
The local G A R post held a very enjoyable meeting last night with H Stichter addressing the group about his Ohio war experiences. George Nisse is to speak at a future session. Stichter spoke about an hour and a half, recounting nearly five years of service and his prison experiences in a manner that pleased attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Post
Messrs
H. Stichter
George Nisse
Ohio
Mr. Stichter
Mr. Nisse
Stichiver
Sherman Begins YMCA Work in Chicago
Fort Sherman departed for Chicago to take up YMCA employment as assistant secretary at a West Chicago branch serving the Pennsylvania lines. The move mirrors his brother Will’s past role, and Fort Sherman’s active religious service and singing are noted as assets. he will be missed but welcomed for success in his calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sherman
Chicago
Mr. Sherman
Pennsylvania Lines
Will
Public seat sale for At the Old Cross Roads production
The seat sale for At the Old Cross Roads show opens this morning in Graham and runs through tonight. Officials report a splendid sale and expect strong attendance for the Thursday performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Cross Roads
Graham
An Impression From Our Wall Paper Department
An inspection of our Wall Paper Department creates an impression with a large line of grades colors and prices. Fair treatment and expert guidance help you paper with confidence. Our commodious well lighted display room aids in selecting for Spring. visit before purchasing.
Arthur C Alston’s At the Old Cross Roads at Gra ham Opera House
The Gra ham Opera House hosts Arthur C Alston’s At the Old Cross Roads Thursday night March 22. The company features Estha Williams in Parepa no octoroon and James M Brophy as Dec Kerr with a select cast, promising an exceptional night of theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Alston
Old Cross Roads
Graham Opera House
Estha Williams
Parepa
James M. Brophy
Dec Kerr
the Gambler
Electric Bitters Cited As Cure For Kidney Inflammation
A Maine man from Cushing, M Sherman, recalls three months of kidney inflammation and credits Electric Bitters with a full recovery after three bottles. The tonic is touted to cure liver complaint dyspepsia blood disorders and malaria and to restore weak and nervous health. Guaranteed by J H Stewart druggist at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
M. Sherman
Cushing
J. H. Stewart
Market Ownership Clarified by R. Stuart & Son
We correct the circulating report that our market was sold. Todd Stuart sold the interest to Charlies while KR. Stuart & Son remains to run an independent market. We will continue offering top quality meats at low prices plus a full line of cured meats poultry fish and pickled goods from the northwest corner square. Phone 267.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Stuart
Charlies
KR. Stuart & Son
Bng
R. Stuart & Son
North West Corner Square
Alumni Meeting at Marsh W Batley Office
Notice for alumni and former students of the SUL 1 to gather in Marsh W Batley's office Saturday evening at 7 50. Full attendance is desired and expected from listed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
SUL 1
Marsh W. Batley
Rheumatism Relief Promised By Local Pain Balm
Mr J Bayne editor of the Herald in Addington Indian Territory praises Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism relief. He says one application relieves pain and he can attend to business again. Sold by Bark & Sherman and Stewart's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Bayne
The
Herald
Addington
Indian Territory
Chamberlain
Sherman and
Stewart
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the Evening Journal
Orville Elder, Pusiisnx E
East Main
Nemineton
Mutuaal
Rocal
J. A. Alexander
Washington, Iowa
Earl Little
Journal Office
Baxter's
Jobp Park
Chicago Wholesale and
Lake St
Ingrain
Brussels
Carpet Cleaning Co
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn
W. P. Powell
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
D. Rittenhouse
H. Payne
Merchant of
Stewart's West Side
Asa Reid
W. B. Logan
Stratford
Texas
Ed Pierce
Cal Pearson
Carpenter
Kalona
H. H. McCulley
Charles Sessler
W. R. Jeffrey
J. T. Matthews
Winnipeg
Canada
Mr. Patterson
Iowa Telephone Company
Miss Fay Wilcox
Columbus Junction
J. C. Wilcox
Myrtie Shields
M. Shields
Muscatine
Ruth Pratt
Marion T. Anderson
Delta
Bob Shaw
John Eros
Eva Suter
Wilson
Mt. Vernon
Dean
G. T. Gritin
Brownsville
F. H. Adler
City
Nellie Grush
Tondre & Benz
Della Patton
Cedar Falls
Agnes Bishop
Lexington
New
Needhall
Sigourney
Dewehs
Clements
Newton
Ella Dunbar
Grace Hill
Crawfordsville
Dr. Caldwell and
B. Matthews
Packwood
Fred Dupuis
Everett Stewart
Della Tomlinson
Cedar Falll
Henry Langenberg
W. B. Myers
Colorado
Clara White
Davenport
Mrs. M. White
Amanda Jones
Rubio
Wm. Jugenheimer
Paul and
Henry Jugenheimer
Mary Hunter
A. Hunter
Jas. Rathmel
Ike Hartman
Glen Pope
Indianapolis
L. D. Higgins
Will Black
W. J. Crozier
B. Engle
Wilson Dougherty
Gerry Shilling
John Wagner
J. H. Kephart
Kremlin
Okla
Henry Rathmel
Hastie
At the Baptist Church
G. A. R. Meeting
Y.M.C. A
Gook & Sherman
Southwest Corner Square
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